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1.A.approachingB.comfortableC.hidingD.intelligentE.inevitableF.latelyG.putH.remarkI.temperedJ.universallyK.tremendousFBCAGDJKIHItwasalreadymidnight.Atoneendofthebighouse,onasortofaraisedplatform,Majorwasalreadysittingincomfortonhisbedofstraw.Hewastwelveyearsoldandhad__1__grownratherfat,buthewasstillamajestic-looking(威武的)pig,withawiseandkindappearance.Beforelongtheotheranimalsbegantoarriveandmakethemselves__2__aftertheirdifferentfashions.Firstcamethethreedogs,Bluebell,Jessie,andPincher,andthenthepigs,whosettleddowninthestrawimmediatelyinfrontoftheplatform.Thehensrestedthemselvesbesidethewindow.Thepigeonsflewuptotherafters(房梁).Thesheepandcowslaydownbehindthepigs.Thetwocart-horses,BoxerandClover,cameintogether,walkingveryslowlyandsettingdowntheirvasthairyhoofs(马蹄)withgreatcareincasethereshouldbesomesmallanimal__3_inthestraw.Cloverwasamotherlyhorse___4___middlelife,whohadneverquitegotherfigurebackafterherfourthbaby.Boxerwasanenormousbeast,nearlyeighteenhandshigh,andasstrongasanytwoordinaryhorses___5______together.Awhitestripedownhisnosegavehimasomewhatstupidappearance,andinfacthewasnotoffirst-rate___6____,buthewas___7____respectedforhissteadinessofcharacterand___8___powersofwork.AfterthehorsescameMuriel,thewhitegoat,andBenjamin,thedonkey.Benjaminwastheoldestanimalonthefarm,andtheworst___9_____.Heseldomtalked,andwhenhedid,itwasusuallytomakesomeironical__10___forinstance,hewouldsaythatGodhadgivenhimatailtokeepthefliesoff,butthathewouldratherhavehadnotailandnoflies.Aloneamongtheanimalsonthefarmheneverlaughed.Ifaskedwhy,hewouldsaythathesawnothingtolaughat.2.A.alternativeB.appointedC.valuedD.investmentE.issuedF.mentionedG.noticeableH.rewardI.returnsJ.surpriseK.ensureBJGHEKCDAIWhenMinnesotaBankandTrustopenedin2008,CEOKateKellywasdeterminedtomakeitaplacepeoplewantedtowork.Soshe__1__threevolunteerstotheemployeeeventcommitteeandwaitedtoseewhatwouldhappen.Soon,therewaslawnbowling,miniaturegolf,blue-jeanFridaysanda(n)__2___holidaytriptoWal-martwhereeachworkergot$10tobuyaSecretSantagift.‘Itisniceeveryonceinawhiletojustlaugh,’Kellysaid.‘Thereisa(n)___3___differenceinthemoodhereafteranevent.Everyoneischattingandlaughing.Youdon’thavetospendalotofmoney.’Yetthe__4___issignificant:peoplewanttoworkthere.Andthat’simportant,accordingtoareport__5____bytheSocietyofHumanResourcesManagement.Ifemployersdon’twanttheirbesttalenttoslipoutthedoorforgood,theyneedtodeveloptheprogramsaimedatkeepingtheiremployees.Someexecutivessaytheyaredeterminedtokeeptheirbesttalentandtospendthetimeandmoneynecessaryto__6__thatallworkershaveafun,engagingworkplacewheretheyfeel___7__.Kellysaidherbankgrewfrom20employeesto33infouryears.Atthesametime,she’slostjustthreeworkerssince2008.Ittakes12to18monthsoftrainingtoreplaceapersonwholeaves.Soher___8___infunmakesalotofsense.JessicaPecoraroisamemberoftheWomenPresidentOrganisation.Everyleaderinthatgroup‘islookingfor_9__methodsotherthansalarytomotivatepeople,one,sotheyperformandtwo,sotheystay.’Beyondmoney,theylookforwaystohavefun.Other_10__oninvestmentscomeinallsizesofsmilesandinallmannerofnuttiness(疯狂)thatoftenhavelittletodowiththejobathand.3.A.changeB.connectedC.constantD.drawnE.gapsF.illustratedG.journeysH.parallelI.purposefullyJ.simplyK.relationship BJEGAKFDHCInthissection,childrenareintroducedtobotanyandzoology,andtothelifecycle.Andthecircleoflifeis__1__withtheseasons,andthecycleoftheseasonsisexplained.Thehelpoftheparentorteacherismuchneededinexplainingtheseasonstoyoungchildren.Mostadultsknowthattheseasonsarenotdeterminedbytheearth’srotation(自转),which__2_causesthedailycycleoflightanddark.But__3___inoureducationalsystemhaveleftmanyparentsandteacherswitharatherunclearunderstandingofthecycleoftheseasons.SurveysshowthatmanyAmericansthinktheearthisclosertothesuninsummerthaninwinter.Infact,theearthisfarthestawayfromthesuninoursummerandclosestinwinter,thoughthedifferenceindistanceisofminorimportance.Itisthetilt(倾斜)oftheearthonitsaxis(轴)(towardthesuninsummerandawayfromthesuninwinter)asit___4___aroundthesunthatcausestheseasonal__5____ofwinterandsummer.TohelpchildrenunderstandtheseasonsinNorthAmerica,itwillbemostusefultouseaphysicalmodel.Here’sasimplesuggestionforone.Theseasonal__6__betweentheearthandthesuncanbe__7____toachildbyputtingaknittingneedlethroughatennisballto‘act’astheearthanditsaxis.Onthesurfaceofthetennisball,theequator(赤道)shouldbe__8_____atrightanglestotheknittingneedle.Thetennisballcanthenbecircledaroundaburninglightbulbinaplane(平面)__9____totheflooratthesameheightasthebulb,keepingtheaxisata(n)___10___tilttowardthenorth.Astheballcirclesclosetothebulb,thedarkandlightsidesoftheballwillbeclearlyseen,andsowillthedifferencesinlightintensityondifferentpartsoftheball.4.A.academicallyB.bumpedC.confirmD.flattenedE.fitF.inferiorityG.innerH.mistrustI.painfullyJ.suspectedK.satisfactionIFGEDKhJBCRobertCohnwasoncemiddleweightboxingchampionofPrinceton.DonotthinkthatIamverymuchimpressedbythatasaboxingtitle,butitmeantalottoCohn.Hecarednothingforboxing,infacthedislikedit,buthelearntit__1____andthoroughlytofightagainstthefeelingof__2____andshynesshehadfeltonbeingtreatedasaJew(犹太人)atPrinceton.Therewasacertain__3____comfortinknowinghecouldknockdownanybodywhowaslookingdownonhim,although,beingveryshyandathoroughlyniceboy,heneverfoughtexceptinthegym.HewasSpiderKelly'sstarpupil.SpiderKellytaughtallhisyounggentlementoboxlikefeatherweights,nomatterwhethertheyweighedonehundredandfiveortwohundredandfivepounds.Butitseemedto___4____Cohn.Hewasreallyveryfast.HewassogoodthatSpiderpromptlyovermatchedhimandgothisnosepermanently___5______.ThisincreasedCohn'sdistasteforboxing,butitgavehimacertain___6____ofsomestrangesort,anditcertainlyimprovedhisnose.InhislastyearatPrincetonhereadtoomuchandtooktowearingspectacles.Inevermetanyoneofhisclasswhorememberedhim.Theydidnotevenrememberthathewasmiddleweightboxingchampion.I___7______allfrankandsimplepeople,especiallywhentheirstoriesholdtogether,andIalways____8___thatperhapsRobertCohnhadneverbeenmiddleweightboxingchampion,andthatperhapsahorsehadsteppedonhisface,orthatmaybehismotherhadbeenfrightenedorseensomething,orthathehad,maybe,____9___intosomethingasayoungchild,butIfinallyhadsomebody___10____thestoryfromSpiderKelly.SpiderKellynotonlyrememberedCohn.Hehadoftenwonderedwhathadbecomeofhim.5.A.beginningB.createdC.decreasingD.enjoyableE.existF.exposureG.IntroducingH.ObjectI.recognizedJ.tendK.regardingCJGBHKFAEDWikiLeakshavenoconnectionwiththeonlineencyclopediaorrelatedwebsites.Itisanon-profitorganizationthatAssangeandafewotherssetupinlate2006inordertoleaksecretinformation___1____bygovernmentsandotherorganizations.Itsphilosophy,roughlyspeaking,isthatsecrecycanallowgovernmentsandotherpowerfulorganizationstogetawaywith__2___thatareunjust,andthattheywouldbepressuredtooperateinabetterwayifthepublicknewmoreaboutwhattheygetupto.WikiLeaksgenerally___3_____secretinformationeitherfromcomputerhackersorfromwhistle-blowers(告密者)workinginsidegovernmentsandcompanies.Itdoesnothaveanofficialdirector,orindeedofficialemployees,butAssange,a39-year-oldAustralian,isseensasthe___4_____forcebehindit.TheleakthatmadeWikiLeaksfrontnewscameattheendofNovemberlastyear,whenitstarted___5______morethan250,000topsecretcablessentbetweentheUSStateDepartment(foreignministry)andUSembassies(大使)aroundtheworld.WikiLeakspassedthedocumentstosomemajorEuropeannewspapers,whichbeganpublishingwhattheyconsideredthemostinterestingparts.ThsincludedinformationandopinionsfromUSdiplomats__6____thegovernmentsofthecountriestheywereworkingin,andtheopinionsof___7_____insomecountries(expressedinconversationswithUSdiplomats)regardingothercountries’governments.Opinionontherecentleaksis___8____.WhilemanythinkWikiLeaksisenhancingdemocracybyincreasingfreedomofinformation,thereareothersincludingmanyUSgovernmentofficials—whothinktheleaksare__9_____anddangerous.Theysaysecrecyisoftenvitalin___10____anddiplomaticrelations,aswellasinmilitaryoperations.6.A.bredB.exhaustionC.freshD.goE.knowingF.narrativeG.readingH.strugglesI.sunkJ.uses K.disappointmentsInfiction,asinanythingelse,itishardtodoanythingnew.It’shardtobreakrulesthathaveneverbeenbroken.It’shardtofindnewstyles,andnewrhythms,andnewwaysofstructuringa___1____thatkeepsthereaderengaged,andthereadingexperience___2____.Butwhat’smuchharderthanallofthisistochange,ortrytochange,thewaypeoplethink.Inhernewnovel,NW,ZadieSmithhasa(n)___3___.ShewritesaboutacornerofNorthWestLondon,andthepeoplewhocallit