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A superb book entitled______came out of Henry David Thoreau s two year experiment at Walde

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第1题

He always【C1】______early to enjoy at least two hours of solitude in the house and garden b

efore the【C2】______of the family came down. In winter he spent most of the time【C3】______. In summer he liked to get out of doors to work in the kitchen garden or to take the dog【C4】______a walk in the neighboring woods and fields. 【C5】______the weather, there was plenty to occupy him.【C6】______he was a creature of habit, there seemed【C7】______an infinite variety in his pursuits. He wrote book reviews regularly for two of the【C8】______weeklies. He worked conscientiously【C9】______his special subject, Indian history, and was【C10】______one of the world【C11】______on it; he collected modem abstract paintings and so had a 【C12】______of friends amongst artists and sculptors; there was【C13】______anything he did not know about traditional jazz and he often entertained【C14】______British and American jazz musicians. He was a superb cook and knew a lot about French and German food. His family adored him and in a【C15】______he was spoiled by them. At first glance you would have【C16】______him for a retired army officer—his hearing was【C17】______, his hair was cut short, he was fussy about his clothes, which were always neat, clean and conventional. He liked to keep【C18】______, and this was reflected in his dear, steady blue eyes and【C19】______suntanned complexion. He hardly ever watched TV, but enjoyed a good film and an【C20】______evening at the theatre.

【C1】

A．rose

B．raised

C．arose

D．awoke

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第2题

superb（）

A.极好的

B.超级的

C.超越的

D.豪华的

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第3题

A．superbB．superC．exceptionalD．superior

A.superb

B.super

C.exceptional

D.superior

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第4题

____________（有什么意义)having this superb tool if we cannot use it？

____________(有什么意义)having this superb tool if we cannot use it？

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第5题

The reek of the twin towers' rubble still permeated Lower Manhattan when Yaroslav Trofirno

v's editor at The Wall Street Journal gave him an assignment that is the stuff of a foreign correspondent's fantasies: to travel through the lands of Islam and find out how Muslims were reacting to America's tragedy. Fluent in Arabic and carrying an Italian passport, the Ukrainian-born Trofimov gained access to people who wouldn't speak to most Westerners, especially Americans. Over three years, he met jihadists in Yemen, politicians in Bosnia, liberals in Tunisia, conservative clerics in Saudi Arabia, Hezbollah guerrillas in south Lebanon, caravaneers in mythic Timbuktu, and now gives us "Faith at War," part travel book, part political and cultural commentary, part adventure story and altogether superb, gracefully written guide into what he calls "the Islamic universe".

The cosmological description is apt: the countries Trofimov visited seem, in their values, outlooks and aspirations, very distant from our own. "Faith at War" serves as a kind of wormhole, through which we can enter that parallel universe and begin to comprehend it. The news it brings will not comfort those who believe that globalization is drawing us closer together. On his first stop, Cairo, undergraduates dining in a McDonald' s a few days after 9ll 1 demonstrate that it' s possible to delight in a Big Mac and in the fiery deaths of 3,000 Americans at the same time. "Everyone celebrated," an 18-year-old university student gushes as she dips her fries into ketchup, "cheering that America finally got what it deserved."

This and similar encounters lead Trofimov to conclude that poverty is not the root cause of Islamic extremism: "Often those with the most bloodthirsty ideas were the well-to-do and the privileged who have had some experience with the West -- and not the downtrodden and ignorant ' masses' that are usually depicted as the font of anti-Western fury."

At his next destination, Saudi Arabia, Trofimov sips tea with a dissident who echoes a mantra of the Bush administration -- the Middle East's repressive regimes are responsible for terrorism, and the key to defeating it is to democratize the region. The country's justice minister, though, tells him that democracy is "un- Islamic".

Some of Trofimov' s material is, unfortunately, dated, especially in the chapters dealing with Iraq and Afghanistan. Iraqi Shiite leaders express deep antipathy to the United States ("Even if you turn this country into heaven, we don't want it from you," says one); he might hear different opinions now that a Shiite dominated government is more or less in place.

Trofimov's episodic narrative creates a mosaic of the Muslim universe, which is less monolithic than generally pictured. Each tile is exquisitely wrought, but the overall pattern is not always clear. Trofimov implies that in the eyes of a great many Muslims, what began as a war against terrorism has morphed into a war against Islam-- a clash of civilizations. But Muslims in more moderate countries like Tunisia and Mali don't seem to share that view, and I for one couldn't tell which vision is likely to prevail.

That said, this book deserves a wide readership. The Muslims don't understand us, we don't understand them. "Faith at War" goes a long way toward solving the second part of that dismal equation.

Concerning the book, which of the following statements is NOT true？

A．It is partly a travel book.

B．It is partly a political one.

C．It is partly a cultural commentary.

D．It is partly an academic one.

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第6题

According to the passage, the great development of Turnitin is due to ______.A．its superb

According to the passage, the great development of Turnitin is due to ______.

A．its superb management

B．the thriving of academic cheating

C．its big electronic eye

D．the test of its software by the Joint Information Systems Committee

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第7题

It is the excellent screenplay and superb cast of characters that make the movie so_______

A．excitedly

B．excitement

C．exciting

D．excited

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第8题

The passage suggests that ______.A．there is seldom an injury in rugbyB．scoring points in r

The passage suggests that ______.

A．there is seldom an injury in rugby

B．scoring points in rugby is easier than in most sports

C．padding may make contact sports rougher

D．all rugby players are superb athletes

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第9题

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第10题

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