Classic of the Way and Virtue include the following parts，____________ and_________.

A、6000

B、5000

C、4000

D、7000

A、13th

B、14th

C、15th

D、16th

Read the following 3 passages, and choose the right thesis for each passage: Passage 1: TV is our favorite way of relaxing. After a stressful day it’s restful to just put our feet up and enjoy a favorite program. And, of course, TV is entertainment for all ages. Movies, video games, and special cable offerings, as well as regular network programming, provide a choice of amusements for the whole family. TV is also deservedly popular for being informative. When history is being made—for example, during the terrorist attack on September 11, 2001—we are often there, thanks to TV. Perhaps the most important benefit of television’s nature programs, it teaches in a colorful and interesting fashion.

A、TV is beneficial for our life

B、TV is stressful for our life

C、TV is relaxed

D、TV is entertaining

A．two influenza viruses in the same animal recombining

B．animal viruses recombining with human viruses

C．two animal viruses recombining in one animal

D．two animal viruses recombining in a human

A．he had no problem of going to sleep

B．he falls asleep easily

C．Robert always behaves well during the night

D．he would go to the bathroom several times each night

A．both develop from the most advanced science of their time

B．they are operated similarly in technical terms

C．both help to change the way we do business and communicate

D．both facilitate the communication between cultures and ethnic groups

Read and analyze the following short text and identify the four stages of the SPSE approach. (a) Since its inception, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has been an advocate for the American public – working to keep people, vehicles and roads safe. (b) Culture, technology and innovations both steer and detour us on our Road to Zero fatalities. (c) In 2015 alone, 35,092 lives were lost in motor vehicle crashes. (d) Crashes are no accident and each tragedy is preventable. (e) Americans deserve safer roads, and that starts with culture. (f) NHTSA is taking the initiative to create the future as opposed to just letting it happen. (g) In our view, the only acceptable goal for roadway fatalities is zero. (h) Our strategic plan, “The Road Ahead”, highlights three lanes that can deliver a future free from motor vehicle fatalities. SOURCE: Traveling the three lanes on the Road to Zero. Available at: https://www.nhtsa.gov/press-releases/traveling-three-lanes-road-zero. (Accessed: 26 December 2016). Stages Sentences Situation 1. _____________ Problem 2._____________ Solutions 3._____________ Evaluation 4. _____________ 注意：请把句子的代码填入，代码间空一格 1. __________

A、Laozi

B、Dao De Jing

C、Classic of the Way and Virtue

D、Daoism

II. Read the following 6 short passages, and do the True (T) and False (F) based on each passage. 1. Bodily contact is of interest since it is the most primitive kind of social act, and is found in all animals. In addition to aggressive and sexual contacts there are various methods of influence, as when others are pushed, pulled or led. There are symbolic contacts, such as patting on the back, and-the various ways of shaking hands. 2. Bodily posture is another signal which is largely involuntary, but which can communicate important social signals. There are distinctive “superior” (or dominant) and “inferior” (or sub. missive) postures. 3. Gestures are movements of hands, feet or other parts of the body. Some are intended to communicate definite messages; others are involuntary social cues which may or may not be correctly interpreted by others. 4. Head-nods are a rather special kind of gesture, and have two distinctive roles. They act as reinforcers, i.e. they reward and encourage what has gone before, and can be used to make another talk more, for example. 5. Facial expression can be reduced to changes in eyes, brows, mouth, and so on. The face is an area which is used by animals to communicate emotions and attitudes to others; for humans it does not work so well since we control our facial expression, and may smile sweetly while seething within. (From a book by Michael Argyle titled The Psychology of Interpersonal Behaviour. It was published in London by Pelican in 1967 and this extract was from pages 36-37.) 1. ____ Symbolic contacts include patting on the back and shaking hands. 2. ____ Bodily posture is largely voluntary. 3. ____ Gestures are movements of the face. 4. ____ Head-nods indicate rewarding and encouraging what has gone before. 5. ____ Facial expression are movements of hands, feet or other parts of the body. Keys: