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In metaphor, the means that we used in order to describe our experience is the __________ domain.
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第2题
A....U. S. consumption of petroleum products remained relatively flat...
B....to unlock oil previously trapped in layers of shale rock in states...
C.The White House sought to take credit for the figures.
D.The turnaround in U. S. oil fortunes has been rapid.
第3题
Viewed historically, the link between white and virginity (or, as it is sometimes euphemized, purity) is not as absolute as is often supposed. Brides in ancient Rome married in white, but because the color signified joy; they were veiled in bright orange veil, or flammeum, that suggested the flames of passion. In the western Catholic tradition, too, white has always been the color of joy, and it remains the iconographical-ly correct hue for such jubilant occasions as Easter Sunday. Some traditional societies use white to denote the significance of various passage ceremonies, among them funerals as well as weddings. For example, among the Andaman Islanders, said A. R. Radcliffe-Brown, white indicated simply a change of status; and the traditional Chinese white for funerals was a symbolic representation of hope.
The "traditional" white wedding dress, moreover, is a recent innovation. Barbarar Fober explains that its popularity may owe less to the mystique of virginity than to a curious twist of conspicuous display. "Most Victorian bribes," she says, "wore simply their 'best finery' on their wedding day, and many wore traditional ethnic costumes." The white dress was an ostentatiously impractical innovation that became popular among the upper classes precisely because of its defects: "Victorian bribes" from privileged backgrounds wore white to indicate that they were rich enough to wear a dress for one day only. And throughout the first years of this century, brides from somewhat less privileged backgrounds would trot out the white dress on special occasions through-out the first year of their marriage. The custom of locking the treasure away after the wedding--so that, like a toasting glass, it could never be used for a lesser purpose--is less than a hundred years old.
According to the passage, wearing a white wedding dress has little to do with ______ .
A.virginity
B.purity
C.hope
D.tradition
第4题
A.Y
B.N
C.NG
第6题
A.. . . , and smiles and love shone from every one of their faces. . .
B.. . . , which was like the hovering of a dragonfly round some water lily. . .
C.That dark, tender huntress, so full of fire and yearning had. . .
D.In her, pursuing her white love with such wistful fervour. . .
第8题
A.metaphorical.
B.ironical.
C.descriptive.
D.dramatic.
第9题
此题为判断题(对,错)。
第10题
A. …,and smiles and love shone from every one of their faces…
B. …,which was like the hovering of a dragonfly round some water lily…
C. That dark,tender huntress,So full of fire and yearnin9,had…
D. In her,pursuing her white love with such wistful fervour…
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