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试卷介绍: 2009年浙江省某市教师招聘考试中学英语真题试题
Aessential
Bavailable
Creliable
Dresponsible
Aconfirm
Binform
Cclaim
Dconvince
Afor
Bfrom
Cof
Dwith
Aorganizations
Borganisms
Chumans
Dchildren
Atrafficaccidentsaremainlycausedbymotorists
Bthousandsofpeopleovertheworldarekilledeachyear
Cthelawsofsomecountriesaboutdrivingaretoolax
Donlystrictertrafficlawscanpreventaccidents
ASocietysmilesonthemotorists.
BHugecarparksarebuiltincitiesandtowns.
CVictimsofaccidentsarenothing.
DSociety'condonestheirrudedriving.
ADrivingcanshowhisrealself.
BDrivingcanshowtheotherpartofhispersonality.
CDrivingcanbringouthischaracter.
DHiscarembodieshistemper.
ABuildmorehighways.
BConductstricterdrivingtests.
CTestdriverseverythreeyears.
DRaisetheagelimitandlaydownsafetyspecifications.
ACountingthebeatingofone'sownheart.
BMakinguseofcandles,sandandwater.
CObservingshadowscastbythesun.
DKeepingslavesbusydayandnight.
Astate-ownedhouses
Bhousesinverygoodcondition
Cgrandhousesopentothepublic
Dhouseswherestatesmenmeetregularly
Atointroducethecultureofantiqueclocks
Btooffersomeadviceoncollectingantiqueclocks
Ctocomparedifferentwaystomakeafutureprofit
Dtotellpeoplethatwearetheslavesofclocks
ATheBirthofGoogle.
BTheFounderofGoogle.
CTheImportanceofCooperation.
DTheGreatContributiontotheInternet.
Agenerated
Bevolved
Cborn
Doriginated
Aattainments
Bfeasibility
Centertainments
Devolution
Apotential
Bperformance
Cpreference
Dpassion
Aideological
Bbiological
Csocial
Dpsychological
AInaword
BInasense
CIndeed
DInotherwords
Adistinguished
Bdifferent
Cprotected
Disolated
Aacquisition
Bappreciation
Crequirement
Dalternative
Aafew
Bnothing
Calittle
Dalot
Atheyhadnomoney
Btheywereafraidoflosingmoney
Cthecitywasnotclean
Dtheylikedhomes
AStubborn.
BInsistent.
CInsolvable.
DRemissible.
Asuggesthumanbeingsarecontrolledbyaclock
BdescribewhyclockscanruletheplanetEarth
Ctellreaderswhatclockslooklike
Dcompareclickstohumanbeings
AtheUniversityofMoscow
BtheUniversityofCalifornia
CtheUniversityofMaryland
DStanfordUniversity
ABecausetheylovedworkingwiththeInternetsomuch.
BBecausetheywantedtomakealotofmoneythroughtheInternet.
CBecausetheyhopedtomakeiteasiertofindspecificinformationonline.
DBecausetheybelievedeverythingispossible.
Avarious
Bdifferent
Cthehigher
Dthelower
Arevealed
Bexposed
Cengaged
Dinvolved
Aregulations
Bformations
Crules
Dconstitutions
AAlthough
BWhether
CSince
DWhen
Astoppedpeoplestealing
Bstolemoney
Cpaidpeopleforthemtosteal
Dstoppedpeopleridinghorses
AthesameastheirWorkmates
Bmorethantheirworkmates
Chalfasmuchastheirworkmates
Dlessthantheirworkmates
APrivateprofits.
BThenuclearpowerstation.
CTheprojectofnuclearpowerconstruction.
DPublicperil.
AEverybody.
BApartoftheprotestors.
CThepolicemen.
DBothBand
APublictransportation.
BPublicperil.
CPollution.
DDisposalofwastes.
Avaluable
Bappropriate
Cconvenient
Dfavorite
Aas
Bjustas
Clike
Dunlike
Areviews
Breference
Creaction
Drecommendation
Aexposition
Bcomparison
Ccontrast
Dinteraction
AAsaresult
BAfterall
CInotherwords
DAboveall
Aironical
Bcritical
Cappealing
Dmilitant
AwantedtoleaveLondon
BhadbighousesinLondon
Cbecamepolicemen
DcametoliveinLondon
APrisoners.
BArresteddemonstrators.
CCriminals.
DProtestors.
Acanhardlykeepthevalueofyoursavings
Bwillcostmuchofyourmoney
Cmayincreaseyourwealth
Dneedsyourbravery
Awasbornintoarichmerchantfamily
BwasonceastudentinStanfordUniversity
Cpublishedsomeacademicarticleswhenyoung
DwasBrin'simportantpartnerinstartingGoogle
Aa-c-e-b-d
Bc-a-b-e-d
Ca-c-b-d-e
Dc-b-a-e-d