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1、姓名：_ 班级：_ 学号：_-密-封 -线- 综合类单选集考试卷_模拟考试题考试时间：120分钟 考试总分：100分题号一二三四五总分分数遵守考场纪律，维护知识尊严，杜绝违纪行为，确保考试结果公正。1、*html*? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? bpassive smoking is workplacekiller/b? ?pressure mounted on britain on monday to take actiononu ?(1) ?/usmoking with new research showing second-hand smokeu?(2) ?/uabout o

2、ne worker each week in the hospitalityindustry.? ?professor konrad jamrozik, of imperial college inlondon, told a conference on environmental tobacco that second-handu ?(3)?/ukills 49 employees in pubs, bars, restaurants and hotels each year andcontributes to 700 deaths from lung cancer, heartu ?(4)

3、 ?/uandstroke across the total national work force.? ?”exposure in thehospitalityu ?(5) ?/uat work outweighs the consequences ofexposure of livingu ?(6) ?/ua smoker for those staff,” jamroziksaid in an interview.? ?otheru ?(7) ?/uhave measuredthe levels of exposure to passive smoking but jamrozik ca

4、lculated how it wouldtranslate into avoidable deaths.? ?his findings areu ?(8)?/uon the number of people working in the hospitality industry inbritain. their exposure to second-hand smoke and theiru ?(9) ?/uofdying from it.? ?jamrozik said to me findings would apply tou?(10) ?/ucountries in europe b

5、ecause, to a greater oru ?(11)?/uextent, levels of smoking in the community are similar.?professor carol black, president of the royal college of physicians, whosponsored the meeting, said the research is proof of the need for a ban onsmoking inu ?(12) ?/uplaces.? ?”environmentaltobacco smoke in pub

6、s, bars, restaurants and other public places isu?(13) ? /udamaging to the health of employees as well as the generalpublic,” she said in a statement.? ?”making these placessmoke-flee not only protects vulnerable staff and the public. it willu?(14) ?/uhelp over 300,000 people in britain to stop smoki

7、ngcompletely,” she added.? ? ireland recently became the firstcountry to introduce a national ban on smoking in publicu ?(15)?/u. new york and parts of australia have taken similarmeasures.? ?workplace n. 工作场所；车间? ?hospitality n.友好款待；好客；殷勤? ?imperial adj. 英联邦的? ?outweigh vt.在重要性(或价值上)超过? ?vulnerable

8、 adj.易受伤的；脆弱的（ ）a.passiveb.naturalc.extensived.whole2、*html*? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? bpassive smoking is workplacekiller/b? ?pressure mounted on britain on monday to take actiononu ?(1) ?/usmoking with new research showing second-hand smokeu?(2) ?/uabout one worker each week in the hospitalityindustry.

9、? ?professor konrad jamrozik, of imperial college inlondon, told a conference on environmental tobacco that second-handu ?(3)?/ukills 49 employees in pubs, bars, restaurants and hotels each year andcontributes to 700 deaths from lung cancer, heartu ?(4) ?/uandstroke across the total national work fo

10、rce.? ?”exposure in thehospitalityu ?(5) ?/uat work outweighs the consequences ofexposure of livingu ?(6) ?/ua smoker for those staff,” jamroziksaid in an interview.? ?otheru ?(7) ?/uhave measuredthe levels of exposure to passive smoking but jamrozik calculated how it wouldtranslate into avoidable d

11、eaths.? ?his findings areu ?(8)?/uon the number of people working in the hospitality industry inbritain. their exposure to second-hand smoke and theiru ?(9) ?/uofdying from it.? ?jamrozik said to me findings would apply tou?(10) ?/ucountries in europe because, to a greater oru ?(11)?/uextent, levels

12、 of smoking in the community are similar.?professor carol black, president of the royal college of physicians, whosponsored the meeting, said the research is proof of the need for a ban onsmoking inu ?(12) ?/uplaces.? ?”environmentaltobacco smoke in pubs, bars, restaurants and other public places is

13、u?(13) ? /udamaging to the health of employees as well as the generalpublic,” she said in a statement.? ?”making these placessmoke-flee not only protects vulnerable staff and the public. it willu?(14) ?/uhelp over 300,000 people in britain to stop smokingcompletely,” she added.? ? ireland recently b

14、ecame the firstcountry to introduce a national ban on smoking in publicu ?(15)?/u. new york and parts of australia have taken similarmeasures.? ?workplace n. 工作场所；车间? ?hospitality n.友好款待；好客；殷勤? ?imperial adj. 英联邦的? ?outweigh vt.在重要性(或价值上)超过? ?vulnerable adj.易受伤的；脆弱的（ ）a.killsb.hurtsc.woundsd.injures

15、3、*html*? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? bpassive smoking is workplacekiller/b? ?pressure mounted on britain on monday to take actiononu ?(1) ?/usmoking with new research showing second-hand smokeu?(2) ?/uabout one worker each week in the hospitalityindustry.? ?professor konrad jamrozik, of imperial college in

16、london, told a conference on environmental tobacco that second-handu ?(3)?/ukills 49 employees in pubs, bars, restaurants and hotels each year andcontributes to 700 deaths from lung cancer, heartu ?(4) ?/uandstroke across the total national work force.? ?”exposure in thehospitalityu ?(5) ?/uat work

17、outweighs the consequences ofexposure of livingu ?(6) ?/ua smoker for those staff,” jamroziksaid in an interview.? ?otheru ?(7) ?/uhave measuredthe levels of exposure to passive smoking but jamrozik calculated how it wouldtranslate into avoidable deaths.? ?his findings areu ?(8)?/uon the number of p

18、eople working in the hospitality industry inbritain. their exposure to second-hand smoke and theiru ?(9) ?/uofdying from it.? ?jamrozik said to me findings would apply tou?(10) ?/ucountries in europe because, to a greater oru ?(11)?/uextent, levels of smoking in the community are similar.?professor

19、carol black, president of the royal college of physicians, whosponsored the meeting, said the research is proof of the need for a ban onsmoking inu ?(12) ?/uplaces.? ?”environmentaltobacco smoke in pubs, bars, restaurants and other public places isu?(13) ? /udamaging to the health of employees as we

20、ll as the generalpublic,” she said in a statement.? ?”making these placessmoke-flee not only protects vulnerable staff and the public. it willu?(14) ?/uhelp over 300,000 people in britain to stop smokingcompletely,” she added.? ? ireland recently became the firstcountry to introduce a national ban o

21、n smoking in publicu ?(15)?/u. new york and parts of australia have taken similarmeasures.? ?workplace n. 工作场所；车间? ?hospitality n.友好款待；好客；殷勤? ?imperial adj. 英联邦的? ?outweigh vt.在重要性(或价值上)超过? ?vulnerable adj.易受伤的；脆弱的（ ）a.dealingb.workingc.smokingd.shopping4、*html*? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? bpassive smoking

22、 is workplacekiller/b? ?pressure mounted on britain on monday to take actiononu ?(1) ?/usmoking with new research showing second-hand smokeu?(2) ?/uabout one worker each week in the hospitalityindustry.? ?professor konrad jamrozik, of imperial college inlondon, told a conference on environmental tob

23、acco that second-handu ?(3)?/ukills 49 employees in pubs, bars, restaurants and hotels each year andcontributes to 700 deaths from lung cancer, heartu ?(4) ?/uandstroke across the total national work force.? ?”exposure in thehospitalityu ?(5) ?/uat work outweighs the consequences ofexposure of livin

24、gu ?(6) ?/ua smoker for those staff,” jamroziksaid in an interview.? ?otheru ?(7) ?/uhave measuredthe levels of exposure to passive smoking but jamrozik calculated how it wouldtranslate into avoidable deaths.? ?his findings areu ?(8)?/uon the number of people working in the hospitality industry inbr

25、itain. their exposure to second-hand smoke and theiru ?(9) ?/uofdying from it.? ?jamrozik said to me findings would apply tou?(10) ?/ucountries in europe because, to a greater oru ?(11)?/uextent, levels of smoking in the community are similar.?professor carol black, president of the royal college of

26、 physicians, whosponsored the meeting, said the research is proof of the need for a ban onsmoking inu ?(12) ?/uplaces.? ?”environmentaltobacco smoke in pubs, bars, restaurants and other public places isu?(13) ? /udamaging to the health of employees as well as the generalpublic,” she said in a statem

27、ent.? ?”making these placessmoke-flee not only protects vulnerable staff and the public. it willu?(14) ?/uhelp over 300,000 people in britain to stop smokingcompletely,” she added.? ? ireland recently became the firstcountry to introduce a national ban on smoking in publicu ?(15)?/u. new york and pa

28、rts of australia have taken similarmeasures.? ?workplace n. 工作场所；车间? ?hospitality n.友好款待；好客；殷勤? ?imperial adj. 英联邦的? ?outweigh vt.在重要性(或价值上)超过? ?vulnerable adj.易受伤的；脆弱的（ ）a.rateb.motionc.systemd.disease5、*html*? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? bpassive smoking is workplacekiller/b? ?pressure mounted on britain

29、on monday to take actiononu ?(1) ?/usmoking with new research showing second-hand smokeu?(2) ?/uabout one worker each week in the hospitalityindustry.? ?professor konrad jamrozik, of imperial college inlondon, told a conference on environmental tobacco that second-handu ?(3)?/ukills 49 employees in

30、pubs, bars, restaurants and hotels each year andcontributes to 700 deaths from lung cancer, heartu ?(4) ?/uandstroke across the total national work force.? ?”exposure in thehospitalityu ?(5) ?/uat work outweighs the consequences ofexposure of livingu ?(6) ?/ua smoker for those staff,” jamroziksaid i

31、n an interview.? ?otheru ?(7) ?/uhave measuredthe levels of exposure to passive smoking but jamrozik calculated how it wouldtranslate into avoidable deaths.? ?his findings areu ?(8)?/uon the number of people working in the hospitality industry inbritain. their exposure to second-hand smoke and their

32、u ?(9) ?/uofdying from it.? ?jamrozik said to me findings would apply tou?(10) ?/ucountries in europe because, to a greater oru ?(11)?/uextent, levels of smoking in the community are similar.?professor carol black, president of the royal college of physicians, whosponsored the meeting, said the rese

33、arch is proof of the need for a ban onsmoking inu ?(12) ?/uplaces.? ?”environmentaltobacco smoke in pubs, bars, restaurants and other public places isu?(13) ? /udamaging to the health of employees as well as the generalpublic,” she said in a statement.? ?”making these placessmoke-flee not only prote

34、cts vulnerable staff and the public. it willu?(14) ?/uhelp over 300,000 people in britain to stop smokingcompletely,” she added.? ? ireland recently became the firstcountry to introduce a national ban on smoking in publicu ?(15)?/u. new york and parts of australia have taken similarmeasures.? ?workp

35、lace n. 工作场所；车间? ?hospitality n.友好款待；好客；殷勤? ?imperial adj. 英联邦的? ?outweigh vt.在重要性(或价值上)超过? ?vulnerable adj.易受伤的；脆弱的（ ）a.levelb.industryc.locationd.nature6、*html*? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? bpassive smoking is workplacekiller/b? ?pressure mounted on britain on monday to take actiononu ?(1) ?/usmoking with

36、 new research showing second-hand smokeu?(2) ?/uabout one worker each week in the hospitalityindustry.? ?professor konrad jamrozik, of imperial college inlondon, told a conference on environmental tobacco that second-handu ?(3)?/ukills 49 employees in pubs, bars, restaurants and hotels each year and

37、contributes to 700 deaths from lung cancer, heartu ?(4) ?/uandstroke across the total national work force.? ?”exposure in thehospitalityu ?(5) ?/uat work outweighs the consequences ofexposure of livingu ?(6) ?/ua smoker for those staff,” jamroziksaid in an interview.? ?otheru ?(7) ?/uhave measuredth

38、e levels of exposure to passive smoking but jamrozik calculated how it wouldtranslate into avoidable deaths.? ?his findings areu ?(8)?/uon the number of people working in the hospitality industry inbritain. their exposure to second-hand smoke and theiru ?(9) ?/uofdying from it.? ?jamrozik said to me

39、 findings would apply tou?(10) ?/ucountries in europe because, to a greater oru ?(11)?/uextent, levels of smoking in the community are similar.?professor carol black, president of the royal college of physicians, whosponsored the meeting, said the research is proof of the need for a ban onsmoking in

40、u ?(12) ?/uplaces.? ?”environmentaltobacco smoke in pubs, bars, restaurants and other public places isu?(13) ? /udamaging to the health of employees as well as the generalpublic,” she said in a statement.? ?”making these placessmoke-flee not only protects vulnerable staff and the public. it willu?(1

41、4) ?/uhelp over 300,000 people in britain to stop smokingcompletely,” she added.? ? ireland recently became the firstcountry to introduce a national ban on smoking in publicu ?(15)?/u. new york and parts of australia have taken similarmeasures.? ?workplace n. 工作场所；车间? ?hospitality n.友好款待；好客；殷勤? ?imp

42、erial adj. 英联邦的? ?outweigh vt.在重要性(或价值上)超过? ?vulnerable adj.易受伤的；脆弱的（ ）a.closeb.withc.ford.next7、*html*? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? bpassive smoking is workplacekiller/b? ?pressure mounted on britain on monday to take actiononu ?(1) ?/usmoking with new research showing second-hand smokeu?(2) ?/uabout one w

43、orker each week in the hospitalityindustry.? ?professor konrad jamrozik, of imperial college inlondon, told a conference on environmental tobacco that second-handu ?(3)?/ukills 49 employees in pubs, bars, restaurants and hotels each year andcontributes to 700 deaths from lung cancer, heartu ?(4) ?/u

44、andstroke across the total national work force.? ?”exposure in thehospitalityu ?(5) ?/uat work outweighs the consequences ofexposure of livingu ?(6) ?/ua smoker for those staff,” jamroziksaid in an interview.? ?otheru ?(7) ?/uhave measuredthe levels of exposure to passive smoking but jamrozik calcul

45、ated how it wouldtranslate into avoidable deaths.? ?his findings areu ?(8)?/uon the number of people working in the hospitality industry inbritain. their exposure to second-hand smoke and theiru ?(9) ?/uofdying from it.? ?jamrozik said to me findings would apply tou?(10) ?/ucountries in europe becau

46、se, to a greater oru ?(11)?/uextent, levels of smoking in the community are similar.?professor carol black, president of the royal college of physicians, whosponsored the meeting, said the research is proof of the need for a ban onsmoking inu ?(12) ?/uplaces.? ?”environmentaltobacco smoke in pubs, b

47、ars, restaurants and other public places isu?(13) ? /udamaging to the health of employees as well as the generalpublic,” she said in a statement.? ?”making these placessmoke-flee not only protects vulnerable staff and the public. it willu?(14) ?/uhelp over 300,000 people in britain to stop smokingco

48、mpletely,” she added.? ? ireland recently became the firstcountry to introduce a national ban on smoking in publicu ?(15)?/u. new york and parts of australia have taken similarmeasures.? ?workplace n. 工作场所；车间? ?hospitality n.友好款待；好客；殷勤? ?imperial adj. 英联邦的? ?outweigh vt.在重要性(或价值上)超过? ?vulnerable adj

49、.易受伤的；脆弱的（ ）a.researchersb.patientsc.membersd.smokers8、*html*? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? bpassive smoking is workplacekiller/b? ?pressure mounted on britain on monday to take actiononu ?(1) ?/usmoking with new research showing second-hand smokeu?(2) ?/uabout one worker each week in the hospitalityindustry

50、.? ?professor konrad jamrozik, of imperial college inlondon, told a conference on environmental tobacco that second-handu ?(3)?/ukills 49 employees in pubs, bars, restaurants and hotels each year andcontributes to 700 deaths from lung cancer, heartu ?(4) ?/uandstroke across the total national work f

51、orce.? ?”exposure in thehospitalityu ?(5) ?/uat work outweighs the consequences ofexposure of livingu ?(6) ?/ua smoker for those staff,” jamroziksaid in an interview.? ?otheru ?(7) ?/uhave measuredthe levels of exposure to passive smoking but jamrozik calculated how it wouldtranslate into avoidable

52、deaths.? ?his findings areu ?(8)?/uon the number of people working in the hospitality industry inbritain. their exposure to second-hand smoke and theiru ?(9) ?/uofdying from it.? ?jamrozik said to me findings would apply tou?(10) ?/ucountries in europe because, to a greater oru ?(11)?/uextent, level

53、s of smoking in the community are similar.?professor carol black, president of the royal college of physicians, whosponsored the meeting, said the research is proof of the need for a ban onsmoking inu ?(12) ?/uplaces.? ?”environmentaltobacco smoke in pubs, bars, restaurants and other public places i

54、su?(13) ? /udamaging to the health of employees as well as the generalpublic,” she said in a statement.? ?”making these placessmoke-flee not only protects vulnerable staff and the public. it willu?(14) ?/uhelp over 300,000 people in britain to stop smokingcompletely,” she added.? ? ireland recently became the firstcountry to intr