多选题\n 0|show" data-onresultcheck="*redo|*.na|hide@*correct|*.na|hide@*reset|*.na|hide">\n \n \n \n US Border Patrol officials say two Canadian teenagers were briefly arrested after they accidentally crossed the US border into Montana while playing the game called “Pokemon Go” on their cell phones.\n \n \n Border Patrol official John Smith says the teenagers were lost in the game and wandered into the United States. He says officials arrested them while contacting their mother, who was nearby on the Canadian side. The agents then released the children to their mother.\n \n \n John Smith on Friday declined to release the teenagers’ names, ages or describe what sort of land they crossed.\n \n \n He says they were arrested Thursday near Sweet Grass, Montana, which borders the town of Coutts in Canada’s Alberta province.\n \n \n “Pokemon Go” is a popular game in which players go to different places to find virtual characters that appear on their cell phones.\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n 1. What does the news report tell us about the two Canadian teenagers?\n A、They quarreled with their mother and left home for America. B、They invented a cell phone game called “Pokemon Go”. C、They were arrested for accidental (非故意的) border crossing. D、They were found by Border Patrol (巡逻) officials after getting lost.\n判断题\n 1. 和许多人满为患的景点相比，青城山看起来更神秘（be flooded with; mysterious）。 ______________________________ 2. 很长一段时间以来，我一直渴望能将自己浸润在道教文化里，并在日常生活中去体验它（yearn; immerse oneself in…; on a day-to-day basis）。所以，当有这样的机会出现的时候，我会毫不犹豫地抓住它（pop up; hesitate; grab）。 ______________________________ 3. 我觉得自己命中注定要过一种与道教理念一致的生活（be destined to…; in line with）。但是同时，我也感觉有义务陪在日渐衰老的父母身边（feel obligated to…）。我觉得我现在的生活被一劈为二了（pull apart）。 ______________________________ \n简答题\n \n \n \n Because of _________ design, this kind of toy has so far led to the death of several children nationwide.\n \n \n \n \n A、false B、faulty C、fatal D、fateful\n简答题\n \n \n \n What ________ place to learn about China’s grotto art (石窟艺术) ________ the Mogao Grottoes?\n \n \n \n \n A、better; than B、better; rather than C、the best; than D、the best; rather than\n判断题\n A)In the last decade, mainland Chinese students have reshaped the international student body at US colleges and universities, notably at Ivy League institutions. In the 2009–2010 academic year, China surpassed traditional “study abroad” heavyweights like Canada, India and South Korea, to lead international enrollment across US higher education, according to the Institute of International Education. The US-based institute’s most recent figures reveal that mainland Chinese students increased 23% to more than 723,000 in the 2010–2011 academic year. B)While Chinese students traditionally went abroad when they failed to secure a place at a top-tier local university, the best students are now forgoing (放弃) famous Chinese universities to study in the United States. Many of them are seeking a higher quality of education that will train them to become independent and creative. And they believe the world’s top-ranked universities are in the United States. While China’s economic reforms and “opening-up” that began in 1978 gave rise to the first major generation of students who were generally reliant on scholarships to study in the United States, its rapid economic growth in the mid-1990s has made a distinctive second generation of overseas Chinese students emerge. This new generation comprises much more affluent students. Many of them don’t rely on scholarships anymore. This is one of the reasons why there is such a great increase in this population. C) The factors driving mainland Chinese to study in the United States come into play much earlier. Starting around 2005, an influx (流入) of foreign Chinese students came into private US secondary schools. Many Chinese parents send their children to private US high schools as a strategic decision to strengthen their candidacy for elite (精英) US universities. A growing number also want their children to lead happier lives rather than have them consumed by preparing for the “gaokao” in China — the one-time, high-stakes national university entrance examination that is the sole determinant of admission. However, while US boarding schools desire Chinese students both for their dollars and diversity, they typically admit four to five students of any foreign nationality per grade level, with international students comprising up to 20% of the overall student body. With about 100 students for each of the four grade levels, this means admitting a maximum of 20 mainland Chinese, or five percent of the student body. D)By virtue of their size, US universities can accept a much higher number of Chinese students than boarding schools. Since 1999, China was the second leading place of origin for international students at Harvard, trailing only Canada. Its student numbers steadily increased to lead Harvard’s international enrollment since the last academic year, with 686 students currently enrolled (nearly 16% of the international student body). China similarly dominates international enrollment at other Ivy League schools, including Yale and Princeton. International students are seen very favorably as a whole, as a way to diversify and really become a global institution. Also economically — it’s very advantageous for elite schools to admit international students because the bulk of them can pay full tuition. As such, there is “a lot of favoritism” toward such students, as financial aid budgets have been cut over the last decade. E)But while mainland Chinese students dominate international enrollment, they comprise a small fraction of the overall student body. This is even more the case at the undergraduate level, as most international students are graduates. According to Harvard spokesperson Kevin Galvin, Harvard has “no quotas or limits for international students. All students are considered in the same pool for all places in the incoming class, regardless of citizenship or the school they attend.” While there is no evidence of undergraduate quotas for international students in Harvard, it is standard practice for top-ranked schools to assess them as a separate pool rather than with the entire pool of applicants. Some US colleges and universities, however, state clearly that they aim to recruit an undergraduate group with around 10% international students. F)As US campuses cannot fully support the demand from China, some educators have seen an opportunity in bringing international education to China, beginning at the secondary level. The trend can already be seen in US universities establishing local degree-granting branches. Next September, New York University will welcome its first undergraduate cohort (一批人) at its new Shanghai campus. Instead of sending Chinese students to secondary schools in America or other foreign countries, these people want to bring international curriculum into China so they don’t need to travel outside the country. They help local high schools incorporate international systems, such as the International Baccalaureate and A-Levels, alongside Chinese curriculum. Students at these “Chinese versions of international schools” are typically Chinese nationals, who are restricted by government policy from attending full-fledged (完备的) international schools, which cater to expatriates (侨民). _______ 1. Some American universities have already established local degree-granting branches in China. _______ 2. Though Chinese students lead international enrollment in many schools, they make up a small percentage of the overall student population. _______ 3. Many Chinese students start their study in America early at boarding schools. _______ 4. The number of mainland Chinese students in American colleges and universities has increased greatly in recent years, especially at Ivy League schools. _______ 5. American universities recruit international students as a way to diversify and improve their financial situation. _______ 6. American boarding schools usually admit a very limited number of Chinese students. _______ 7. Since the last academic year, China has become the leading place of origin for international students at Harvard. _______ 8. Many top students choose to go to American universities rather than attend the famous universities in China. _______ 9. Since US schools cannot fully satisfy the demand from China, educators now work to bring international education to China. _______ 10. Unlike the first generation of Chinese students in America, the new generation includes the best students and many of them do not need to rely on scholarships. \n简答题\n \n \n \n When she finally realized that in this imperfect world, there was still love and beauty, she stopped regarding everything with ________ feelings.\n \n \n \n \n A、hospitable B、absolute C、resistant D、hostile\n多选题\n Attending a foreign university for all or part of your degree has many (1) _______ . Firstly, such experiences as living in a foreign country and (2) _______ a different educational culture can have a huge positive impact on the personal development of students. As Danielle Older points out, the (3) _______ make-up of the student body in her university has benefited her greatly, because such a mix of people (4) _______ some fascinating conversation and debate. Secondly, it is (5) _______ for those studying abroad to (6) _______ the local culture and (7) _______ their way of life to their surroundings. Thirdly, studying abroad grants students an opportunity to (8) _______ the host country and continent. And being well travelled can lend graduates a(n) (9) _______ in the future workplace. In addition, the very experiences of living and studying in another country are the demonstration of (10) _______ , which will surely help students stand out in the future.\n判断题\n A. academicB. attendingC. destinationD. distinguishedE. gripF. hesitateG. interpretationH. lingerI. mysteriousJ. obligatedK. preparationsL. pressureM. reluctantN. stuckO. tiredTony Tang, a resident of Shanghai, wanders among the stalls (摊位) of foreign universities and middle schools at the Shanghai East Asia Exhibition Hall, looking for an ideal (1)_______ for his 13-year-old son to study abroad. “My son is a student of the (2)_______ Shanghai Foreign Language School. He spends all of his time on his studies and the school puts great (3)_______ on its students. Our family hopes to send him to a school where he does not need to worry so much about his (4)_______ scores,” the man said. Nowadays, (5)_______ of an education system that focuses on academic scores but not pupils’ overall development, a growing number of Chinese families are making (6)_______ to send their children abroad, even at a young age, for the sake of a broader education. Many have already seen the benefit. Andy Wang from Guangdong said her 16-year-old daughter was happy (7)_______ high school in Montreal and the family was planning to send her to university in Canada or the US in the future. “At first, my daughter was (8)_______ to go,” she said. “She thought it would be too hard for her. As the only child of our family, she had never lived on her own. But we (9)_______ to our decision and told her that studying abroad would be good for her future. She felt (10)_______ to obey our instructions for her future. Now she is so happy that she followed our arrangement.” \n简答题\n \n \n \n Isn’t it amazing that computer science, just like computers themselves, has been __________ at such a rapid pace?\n \n \n \n \n A、involving B、revolving C、evolving D、resolving\n简答题\n \n \n \n Students on the “study abroad” version of the course go to a top North American, Australasian or Asian university for their second year, before taking on a managerial work placement in their third. (Para. 2)\n \n \n \n \n A、Students studying this course will all go to different countries to study in their second year, and then find a job in the third school year. B、Students who plan to study abroad will go to a top university in a foreign country in their second year, and in the third school year they will take an internship.\n简答题\n \n \n \n One fact about true friends is that when they _________ into your eyes, you know they care.\n \n \n \n \n A、gape B、glare C、gaze D、glance\n简答题\n \n \n \n Despite all his efforts to avoid __________ back to China, Lai Changxing was arrested by the Canada Border Services officials and later returned to China in 2011.\n \n \n \n \n A、deportation B、transportation C、distraction D、expansion\n简答题\n \n \n \n According to the police, it is a(n) ____________ hoax (骗局) and those who don’t have any experience of similar traps easily fall victim to it.\n \n \n \n \n A、primitive B、fertile C、arbitrary D、elaborate\n简答题\n \n \n \n Because he wanted a smooth _________ when he retired, the company president asked his replacement (接替者) to work with him daily for three months.\n \n \n \n \n A、transition B、transmission C、transportation D、transaction\n简答题\n \n \n \n During the fight with the robber, he saw a stick on the ground and ________ it to use as a shield.\n \n \n \n \n A、grabbed B、grubbed C、embraced D、gathered\n简答题\n \n \n \n Besides, giving up is not an option. The smell of money, like a cream promising youthful skin, is too ________ to resist.\n \n \n \n \n A、illusive B、original C、alluring D、discouraging\n简答题\n \n \n \n The hunter had patiently ___________ the bear outside its den (巢穴) for three days before finally met it and killed it.\n \n \n \n \n A、waited B、awaited C、awaited for D、awaited to\n简答题\n \n \n \n Anyone who fails to follow the law is _________ to a fine or, if the action causes any serious consequence, imprisonment.\n \n \n \n \n A、reliable B、likely C、liable D、accountable\n简答题\n \n \n \n In this small island men seldom ___________ women, but they show daily how much they esteem them.\n \n \n \n \n A、comprehend B、compliment C、comment D、complement\n简答题\n \n \n \n When the fire broke out, it was the mother’s _________ to shield her child with her own body.\n \n \n \n \n A、instinct B、distinct C、extinction D、essence\n