考研英语模拟题29

B. from

B. if

C. tell

C. nothing

B. indicate

A. All

A. same

D. vary

C. Nor

A. ever

C. mind

B. small

D. accurate

C. Given

B. cause

A. and

B. peculiar

A. that

D. in

C. inability to move

B. an eye-scanning camera on computer

B. are physically handicapped

B. does not allow the user to move a lot during the interaction

C. 25

A. discourage the practice of racial discrimination in college admissions

A. no admission policies based on race should be implemented

B. be contested by the Michigan voters with an opinion poll

B. Objection

C. The minority students are more likely to welcome it.

B. non-existence of unanimity on the forms the society should take

C. the past can help to shape a consensus in the present

A. the multiracial constituents of the US society

D. a social historian

C. to avoid the sense of being isolated and anxious

D. the fourth to seventh stories of the building

D. its posture in the falling

A. take some time to adjust itself in midair

B. when its fall reaches the highest speed

D. Legs

C.  

E.  

F.  

A.  

G.  

放置飞行器的房间已经打开，庞大的机器借助于人力移动到跑道上。

工作人员对直立式照相机进行安装和测试，对飞行框架和引擎进行详细检查和测试。

工作人员为这次飞行做了大量的准备工作，但是仍然有很多的未知因素，因此，全体工作人员都不知不觉地受到了感染，群情激动。

虽然他没能飞到尘土之上，他却已经能透过薄雾的顶端看到远山和晴朗无云的天空了。

我们分析了所有的迹象，作出如下的推断；如果我们在山顶待不超过十五分钟的时间，我们就能够在消耗有限燃油的情况下飞回。

Dear Sir,
We owe your name and address to Beijing Commercial Daily who has informed us that you are in the market for computer spare parts. We are an international corporation dealing with computer selling, thus we want to know more about your products.
Would you please send us details of various ranges, including types, sizes and prices, and if possible, also samples of different qualities of material used.
We have many branches abroad and all well-financed. Hopefully we two corporations would establish steady business friendship in the near future.
Yours faithfully, Jane Green
May 4th,2004

Rome Was Not Built in a Day
Every year there comes a huge flux of graduates from colleges, and needless to say, every one of them yearns for a satisfactory job. Yet a cartoon takes me with a start, because it unfolds before us an appalling condition that most of us have never thought about. In that cartoon picture, you could see a job-hunter standing on the top of a hill. With the aid of a telescope, he cranes his neck beholding far into the distance in search of a good job. Despite his efforts and perspirations, his search turns out to be in vain. "Why the hell is it so difficult to find a good job!" he says to himself. While at the foot of the hill, a man of the recruiting party is walking to and fro in a fretful manner. He is badly in need of specified experts, but there is no applicant at all. Obviously perplexed by such a situation, he asks himself why nobody applies for such a good job.
This is a prevailing phenomenon of nowadays. The job-hunters are always aiming too high, and tend to overlook the suitable and ready jobs just ahead. What hinders the way of their employment is not the shortage of posts in the job-market, but their own state of mind. The so-called good job not only promises a big salary, it demands adroit skills as well. And what's more, it is almost impossible to make a fortune overnight.
So my friends, do bear this saying in your mind: "Rome was not built in a day". Beautiful dreams are to be fulfilled little by little.