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词汇结构Directions:In this section there are some incomplete sentences. For each sentence there are four choices marked A), B), C) and D). Choose the ONE answer that best completes the sentence. Then type the corresponding letter in the blank on the web page.[题数：20；分数：20分；参考时间：10分0秒]9. He had quite a few short stories ____ before his poem was published by a magazine.[A] turned up[B] turned away[C] turned down[D] turned in10. A man without training works at whatever jobs ____.[A] turn up[B] set up[C] supply[D] find11. ____ the Thanksgiving dinner are the turkey and the pumpkin pie.[A] That is typical of[B] Typical of[C] The typical of[D] What is typical of12. The problem with him, I think, is an inadequate self-image which ____ all his behavior.[A] verifies[B] conforms[C] transcends[D] underlies13. This book is a brief introduction to Chinese labor law. It contains the main body of laws and regulations in this field as well as the ____ theory of labor law legislation.[A] underlying[B] verified[C] consistent[D] conforming14. The speed of building the bridge is reported to be astonishing and ____.[A] unsighted[B] unsounded[C] unprecedented[D] unpredictable15. With the temperature ____ between 10 C in the early morning and 30 C at noon, a person is going to need all his clothes to live here for just one day.[A] varies[B] varying[C] varied[D] vary16. The battle was won with so great a loss of men that it was a ____ defeat.[A] true[B] practical[C] genuine[D] virtual17. It was a ____ turndown when Thomas said he would reconsider my application if there was any vacancy.[A] possible[B] virtual[C] real[D] true18. Despite the labor laws passed, the workers remain in a perpetual state of ____ slavery.[A] true[B] real[C] virtual[D] effectual19. ____ ways of Chinese style cooking will be an interesting lesson in Chinese culture.[A] All the many[B] The many[C] So many[D] Many20. ____ do a thing at all is to do it well.[A] The way to[B] The way by which you[C] If you have to[D] That you have to21. The boss stressed the criterion that a qualified waiter must do every service ____ the satisfaction of his customers.[A] by[B] on[C] to[D] for22. Tom was a very cautious man. During his forty years of business life, he never ____ a chance.[A] took[B] stood[C] missed[D] misused23. I'm sorry I spoke to you so familiarly: I ____ you ____ a close friend.[A] think...being[B] took...for[C] take...for[D] thought...being24. The escaped convict ____ in a deserted house.[A] took refuge[B] made off[C] settled accounts[D] set up25. Grandfather ____ smoking cigars when he was young and he still smokes them.[A] took to[B] took up[C] took after[D] took for26. We will expect you for dinner unless we get word ____.[A] to the contrary[B] on the contrary[C] otherwise[D] differently27. The beauty of a great work of literature ____ time.[A] surpasses[B] ignores[C] transcends[D] defies28. Don't forget that it was I who suggested that you ____ your hand at pop songs.[A] tried[B] try[C] may try[D] could tryThere was a time when parents who wanted an educational present for their children would buy a typewriter, a globe or an encyclopedia set. Now those 29 seem hopelessly old-fashioned;this Christmas, there were a lot of 30 computers under the tree. 31 that computers are the key to success, parents are also frantically insisting that children 32 taught to use them in school--as early as possible.The problem for schools is that when it 33 computers, parents don't always know best. Many schools are 34 parental impatience and are purchasing hardware 35 sound educational planning so they can say, "OK, we've moved into the computer age". Teachers 36 themselves caught in the middle of the problem--between parent pressure and 37 educational decisions.Educators do not even agree 38 how computers should be used. A lot of money is going for computerized educational materials 39 research has shown can be taught 40 with pencil and paper. Even those who believe that all children should 41 to computers, warn of potential 42 to the very young.The temptation remains strong largely because young children 43 so well to computers. First graders have been 44 willing to work for two hours on math skills. Some have an attention span of 20 minutes. 45 school can afford to go into computing, and that creates 46 another problem: a division between the haves and have- nots. Very few parents are agitating 47 computer instruction in poor school districts, 48 there may be barely enough money.29.[A] items[B] toys[C] sets[D] series30.[A] private[B] children[C] school[D] person31.[A] Given[B] Provided[C] Convinced[D] Believed32.[A] are[B] be[C] are being[D] were33.[A] talks about[B] comes to[C] turns to[D] mentions34.[A] ignorant of[B] blaming[C] yielding to[D] turning a deaf ear to35.[A] without[B] with[C] through[D] for36.[A] relied on[B] relaxed[C] freed[D] found37.[A] wise[B] clever[C] slow[D] enough38.[A] on[B] with[C] to[D] about39.[A] however[B] it[C] what[D] that40.[A] equally[B] in the same way[C] just as well[D] not as well41.[A] be open[B] have access[C] look[D] turn42.[A] approaches[B] exposures[C] dangers[D] harmful43.[A] adopt[B] keep[C] adapt[D] devote44.[A] watched[B] seen[C] told[D] taught45.[A] High[B] Not every[C] No[D] Any46.[A] already[B] of course[C] in addition[D] yet47.[A] for[B] against[C] to buy[D] use48.[A] for[B] in any case[C] although[D] where。