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试卷介绍: 2014年职称英语卫生类C级真题
Akeepingoutof
Bgettinginto
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Atreat
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Abroken
Bcleaned
Creplaced
Dfixed
Aparty
Bcelebration
Cunion
Dconference
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ApeoplelearnEnglishandKoreanindifferentways.
Bchildrenandadultsusethedifferentpartsofthebraintolearnasecondlanguage.
Citisnotpossibleforanadulttospeakasecondlanguagefluently.
Dpeople’sbrainwillnotchangewhentheylearnasecondlanguage
AtheFDAtakesmorestrictregulations.
Bdrugcompanieslistentopatients’advice.
CtheNewYorkTimesreleasesmorereports.
Dpeopledon’tdrinkalcoholwhiletakingthesepills.
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Amemory
Bthought
Cidea
Ddream
Adeep
Bslow
Clight
Dclever
Abad
Bsad
Cpoor
Ddry
Aabout
Bfor
Cover
Dwith
Aend
Bstay
Clast
Dbegin
Averyuseful
Bverylimited
Cquitegood
Dratherspecial
Adamage
Bvoice
Cargument
Ddoubt
Aserious
Bdeep
Cmain
Dparticular
ARight
BWrong
CNotmentioned
ARight
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CNotmentioned
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ATheyinterviewedtheminEnglishandKorean.
BTheyaskedthemtospeakthesamelanguage.
CTheyusedanMRIscannertoobservetheirbrain.
DTheyaskedthemtotalkaboutwhattheyhaddonethedaybefore.
AusethesameregioninBroca’sareatolearntheirfirstandsecondlanguage.
Blearnasecondlanguageslowerthanadults.
Carebetteratacquiringthesoundsystemofasecondlanguagethanadults.
Dusespecialpartsofthebraintoprogramthestructuresoftheirfirstlanguage.
AthirteendrugcompanieswereclosedlastWednesday.
Bonlythirteendrugscouldtreatsleepingdisordera.
Csomesleepdrugscouldleadtoserioussideeffects.
Dsomemakersofsleepingpillsprovidedfalseinformationtotheirpatients.
AHecrashedhiscarintoasecuritybarrier.
BHewaskilledduringacaraccident.
CHiscarbrokedownonthewayhome.
DHewastreatedforstomachache.
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Cone
Dalone
Aclimbs
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Ccares
Dfixes
Athinking
Bdoing
Cworking
Dlooking
Areturn
Bincrease
Crealize
Ddouble
Acomments
Bsigns
Cmanners
Dnoises
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Bwinter
Coutdoor
Dextra
Aexcitement
Bdisappointment
Canger
Dcaim
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ATheimportanceofintelligence.
BThedevelopmentofintelligencetests.
C.Howtobecomeintelligent.
DHowtounderstandintelligence
AMostintelligentpeopledowellonsomeintelligencetests.
BIntelligentpeopledonotdowellongrouptests.
CIntelligentpeopledobetteronwrittenteststhanonoraltests.
DPeopledoingwellononetypeofintelligencetestdowellonothertests.
Aallchildrenarealike.
Bchildrenshouldtakeoneintelligencetest.
Cthereisnogeneralintelligence.
Dchildrenhavedifferentintelligences.
Ateststudents’IQs.
Bpromotedevelopmentofallintelligences.
Ctrainstudentswhodopoorlyontests.
Dfocusonfindingthemostintelligentstudents.
Asymbol
Bsign
Cname
Dmark
Aasleep
Bunknown
Cunaware
Dsleepy
Afunction
Bchance
Crisk
Dability
Ainherited
Bmade
Cseen
Dbought
Areceives
Bdeserves
Cprevents
Daccepts
Aparts
Baspects
Cresults
Dpains
Aprove
Bdiscover
Cconsider
Dimagine
Ajump
Bhope
Csilence
Dlife
ARight
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CNotmentioned
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CNotmentioned
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AImpact
BFunction
CLocation
DSize
Astudentsdobetterinhighschoolthanincollege.
Bbilingualchildrenwilllearnbetterincollegeclasses.
Cmothersaregoodlanguageteachers
Dittakesmoretimeforadultstolearnasecondlanguage.
Amusicalfoundation.
Bbiologicalfoundation.
Cintrapersonalfoundation.
Dlinguisticfoundation.
Acanhelppeopletolearntocook
Bpreventpeoplefromdrivingwhileasleep.
Cpresentlife-threateningrisktopatients
Dhavesevereeffectonapatient’slong-termmemory
Aareunabledrive.
Bdon’tknowhowtocook.
Csufferfromeatingproblems.
Dfallasleepwhilewalking.
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Aspeak
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Ctell
Dask
Alazy
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Cunclear
Dstupid
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