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e-mailtheirresumesvisitDoralBankinNewYork formore foraSampleTestQuestions11-15arebasedonthefollowing Happyhoursarenotnecessarilyhappy,notdotheylastforanhour,buttheyhaveeapartoftheritualoftheofficeworkerandbusinessman.OnweekdaysinpubsandbarsthroughoutAmerica,thereisthelateafternoonhappyhour.Thetimemayvaryfromcetoce,butusuallyitisheldfromfourtoseven.Aftertheworkdayisfinished,officeworkersinlargecitiesandsmalltownstakearelaxingpauseanddonotgodirectlyhome.Theyheadoffinsteadforthenearestbarorpubtobewithfriends,co-workersandcolleagues.Withinminutesthepubisfilledtocapacitywithbusinessmenandsecretaries,officeclerksandstockexecutives.Theygatheraroundthebarlikebirdsaroundafountainor aroundawateringholeandchataboutthetriflesofofficelifeormattersmoreal.Thisistheirdesertgarden,thecetorelievetheday’sstressatthe清華Atthesehappyhours,socialbindingoccursbetweenpeoplewhosharethesameworkceorsimilarprofessions.Theymaychatabouteachotherortalkaboutannedprojectthathasyettomeetadeadline.Inthissense,theseces extensionsoftheworkceandconstituteagoodportionofone’ssociallife.清華11、Forofficeworkersandbusinessmenthehappyhouris 在A、professionalrequirementB、regularpracticeC、refreshingbreakD、unpaid在12、Happyhoursareheldbecauseofficeworkersneedto A、haveagoodrestafterworkB、stayawayfromhouseholdC、makenew D、celebratetheir線(xiàn)13、Thephrase―iledtocapacity‖inparagraph2meansthepubis 線(xiàn)A、toocrowdedB、ratherentertainingC、compleyfullD、verynoisy14、Happyhourscontributetoofficeworkers’.A、cooperationinsocietyB、promotionintheirC、connectioninsocietyD、loyaltytotheir15、WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrue?A、ThehappyhourisasocialgatheringinAmerica.B、Peopleavoidtalkingaboutworkathappyhours.C、Happyhoursareheldonweekdaysonly.D、PeopleexchangeworkexperiencesathappyQuestions16-20arebasedonthefollowingpassage:Lazy?ShyLiveinacave?Thosemightnotbepositiveattributesfortheaveragehuman,buttheysurearegoodforanimalstryingtosurviveinachangingenvironment.Accordingtoanewstudy,beaststhathibernate(冬眠)orcrawlintoholesarelesslikelytobelistedasendangeredthanthosethatdon’t.Followingupapreviousstudyonextinctanimals,whichshowedthatspeciesexhibiting―seeporhide‖(SLOH)behaviorsdidbetterthanothers,theresearcherswantedtoseeifthesamewastrueofmodemcreatureslikemolesandbears.Tofindoutifourmoretimidanimalshavealegupinthesurvivalgame,researchersmadeamasterlistof443sleep-or-hidem Withtheirlistinhand,theteamcomparedtheir443tothe―redlist‖ofendangeredspeciespublishedbytheInternationalUnionforConservationofNature.Ased,asleepyorhidinganimalwaslesslikelytobeontheredlistthanaregularanimal,andared-listanimalwasalsolesslikelytobeaSLOH-er.Thismakesalotofsense,asanimalsthathideawayinacaveoratreeholeareprotectedbytheirphysicalsheltersfromavariableenvironmentoutside,whilehibernatorsenjoyaflexiblemetabolism新陳代謝thatcanhelpthemadaptto清changing清華16、Onthelistofextinctanimalsstudied,therewere A、fewerSLOH-ersthanregularanimals華B、moreSLOH-ersthan在C、asmanySLOH-ersasregularanimalsD、hardlyanySLOH-ers在17、Thephrase―alegup‖inParagraph2probablymeans A、aninstinct B、anadvantage C、afight 18、Thestudyofmoderncreatures 線(xiàn)A、isunrelatedtothestudyofextinct線(xiàn)B、findsevidencemissinginthestudyofextinctC、hasfindingssimilartothoseofthestudyofextinctanimalsD、revealsadifferentpatternfromthestudyofextinctanimals19、Accordingtothepassage,red-listanimalsaremorelikelyto A、belazy B、betimid C、livelong 20、Inthelastparagraphtheauthor A、comparesthebehaviorsofsleepersandB、offersanexnationforthesurvivalofsleepersandhidersC、yzeshowachangingenvironmentaffectsSLOH-ersD、emphasizeswhatcanbelearnedfromSLOH-Questions21-25arebasedonthefollowing Incomputing,passwordsarecommonlyusedtolimitaccesstoofficialusers.Yetthewidespreaduseofpasswordshasseriousdrawbacks.Officeworkersnowhavetorememberanaverageoftwelvesystempasswords.Intheorytheyshouldusedifferentpasswordsforeachsite,butinrealitythesewouldbeimpossibletoremember,somanypeopleusethesamepasswordforall.Anadditionalproblemisthatthemajorityusesimplewordssuchas―o‖,ornamesoffamilymembers,insteadofmoresecurecombinationsofnumbersandletters,suchas6ANV76Y.Thispermitscomputerhackerstodownloaddictionariesandquicklyfindthewordthatallowsthemaccess.Whensystemusersforgettheirpasswordsthereisextraexpenseinsupplyingnewones,whileifpeopleare dtochangepasswordsfrequentlytheyoftenwritethemdown,makingsystemsevenlesssecure.Therefore,itisclearthattheideaofpasswords.Whichhavebeenusedassecuritydevicesforthousandsofyears,mayneedrethinking.清華在OnepossiblealternativehasbeendevelopedbytheAmericanfirmRealUser,andiscalledPsssInordertoaccessthesystemaworkerhastoselectaseriesofphotographsoffacesfromarandomly(隨機(jī)地)generatedsequence.Ifthepicturesareselectedinthecorrectorder,accessisgranted.Thisconceptdependsonthehumanabilitytorecognizeandrememberahugenumberofdifferentfaces,andtheadvantageisthatsuchasequencecannotbetoldtoanyoneorwrittendown,soismoresecure.Itisclaimedthatthepicturesequence,whichusedphotographsofuniversitystudents,iseasiertorememberthanpasswords,andithasnowbeenadoptedfortheUnitedStatesSenate.清華在線(xiàn)21、WhatisthedisadvantageofpasswordsasmentionedinParagraph1?A、Theydonotensuresecurity.線(xiàn)B、TheyaredifficulttoC、Theyhavetobechangedfrequently.D、Theylimitcomputeraccessibility.22、Onecanmakeapasswordsaferby A、insertingpicturesbetweennumbersB、avoidingtheuseoflettersC、settingupafirewallagainstcomputerD、usingcomplicatedcombinationsofnumbersand23、Passace‖isamethodtogetaccesstoasystemthrough A、rememberingalargenumberoffacesB、selectingphotographsoffacesonelikesC、recognizingasequenceoffaceD、showingone’sfaceinfrontofthe24、OneadvantageofPassae‖overapasswordisthat A、itiseasiertorememberB、itismoreC、ittakeslesstimetologinD、itallowsonetowrite25、Whatdoestheauthorthinkofthepassword?A、Itisanoldsystemthatneedsimprovement.B、Itprovidesasmuchsecurityasbefore.C、Itshouldbeabandonedbycomputerusers.D、Ithasdevelopedtoanadvancedstage.Questions26-30arebasedonthefollowingINTERNATIONALAIR1or23Day1or23DayAirport perpieceperpiece PlusgirthperperperWhichofthefollowingmightbeapropertitlefortheFedExFreightMeasurementsandFedExShipmentRegulationsinUSandOtherFedExInternationalFreightCustomerServiceFedExExpressFreightandAirCargoServiceWhat'stheminimumweightashipmentmustreachinordertobetransportedbyNo B.清C. D.清Ifyouneedtoshipsomething300cmlongwithinUS,whichservicecanyouShipmentinlessthan1華Shipmentin1or2華Shipmentin3Shipmentinmorethan3在Whatdoes"girth"possibly在MeasurementaroundanMeasurementofobjectFormulatocalculateobject線(xiàn)Formulatocalculateobject線(xiàn)FedExserviceshavedifferentrestrictionsonthegoods' A.umweightperB.umlengthplusgirthperC.umlengthperD.umheightperSampletestQuestions11-15arebasedonthefollowing Firefightersareoftenaskedtospeaktoschoolandcommunitygroupsabouttheimportanceoffiresafety,particularlyfirepreventionanddetection.Becausesmokedetectorsreducetheriskofdyinginafirebyhalf,firefightersoftenprovideaudienceswithinformationonhowtoinstalltheseprotectivedevicesintheirhomes.Specifically,theylthemthesethings:Asmokedetectorshouldbecedoneachfloorofahome.Whileslee,peopleareinparticulardangerofanemergentfire,andtheremustbeadetectoroutsideeachsleearea.Agoodsiteforadetectorwouldbeahallwaythatrunsbetweenlivingspacesandbedrooms.Becauseofthedead-airspacethatmightbemissedbyhotairbouncingaroundaboveafire,smokedetectorsshouldbeinstalledeitherontheceilingatleastfourinchesfromthenearestwall,orhighonawallatleastfour,butnofurtherthantwelve,inchesfromtheceiling.Detectorsshouldnotbemountednearwindows,entrances,orotherceswheredrafts(過(guò)堂風(fēng))mightdirectthesmokeawayfromtheunit.Norshouldtheybecedinkitchensandgarages,wherecookingandgasfumesarelikelytocausefalsealarms.Oneresponsibilityofafirefighteristo installsmokedetectorsinresidents'checkifsmokedetectorsareproperlydevelopfiresafetyprogramsforspeaktoresidentsabouthowtopreventComparedwithhomeswithoutsmokedetectors,homeswiththemgivetheirownersa50%betterchanceof survivinga B.preventingaC.detectingahidden D.notgettinginjuredina清Asmokedetectormustalwaysbeced 清onanylevelofaoutsideallbedroomsinainallhallwaysofa華inkitchenswherefiresaremostlikelyto華Thepassageimpliesthatdead-airspaceismostlikelytobefound onaceilingfourinchesawayfroma在nearanopen在closetowhereawallmeetsainkitchensandWhatisthefocusofthis線(xiàn)Howfirefighterscarryouttheir線(xiàn)TheproperinstallationofhomesmokeThedetectionofdead-airspaceonwallsandHowsmokedetectorspreventfiresinhomes.Questions16-20arebasedonthefollowingtable:FIVE-DAYHighHighHighHighHighLowLowLowLowLowMainlySunnyWindywithcloudy(POPdeveloand6:35aendinginthe6:40stormin8:046:387:576:366:42a8:00p8:02p7:55Whichdayisbestfor icbasedontheinformationinthe B.C. 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D.Questions21-25arebasedonthefollowing 在TonyHuesman,ahearttransntrecipient(接受者)wholivedarecord31yearswithasingledonatedorganhasdiedatage51ofleukemia(白血病),buthisheartstillgoingstrong."Hehadleukemia,"hiswidowCarolHuesmansaidHisheart—believeitornot—heldout.Hisheartnevergaveupuntiltheend,whenithadto."在線(xiàn)Huesmangotahearttransntin1978atStanfordUniversity.Thatwasjust11yearsaftertheworld'sfirsthearttransntwasperformedinSouthAfrica.Athisdeath,Huesmanwaslistedastheworld'slongestsurvivorofasingletransntedheartbothbyStanfordandtheRiond,Virginia-basedUnitedNetworkforOrganSharing.線(xiàn)"I'malivingproofofa whocangothroughalife-threateningillness,havetheoperationandreturntoaproductivelife,"HuesmantoldtheDaytonDailyNewsin2006.Huesmanworkedasmarketingdirectoratasporting-goodsstore.Hewasfoundtohaveseriousheartdiseasewhileinhighschool.Hisheart,attackedbyaponia(),wasalmostfourtimesitsnormalsizefromtryingtopumpbloodwithweakenedmuscles.Huesman'ssister,LindaHuesmanLamb,alsowasstrickenwiththesameproblemandreceivedahearttransntin1983.Thetwowerethenation'sfirstbrotherandsisterhearttransntrecipients.Shediedin1991atage29.HuesmanfoundedtheHuesmanHeartFoundationinDayton,whichseekstoreduceheartdiseasebyeducatingchildrenandoffersanursingscholarshipinhonorofhissister.TonyHuesmandiedfrom heart Thephrase"heldout"(Para.1)probablymeans" failedfunctionedexpandedshrankAfterhishearttransnt,TonyHuesman livedanormalreceivedanotherdonatedcouldn'tgobacktodidn'tliveaslongasTonyHuesmandiedintheyearof B.清C. D.清Huesmanhadtoreceiveahearttransntbecause hehadaninheritedhearthewasbornwithheart華hisheartwasinfectedby華hisheartwasinjuredinanQuestions26-30arebasedonthefollowing 在Watchout!HerecomesLondonMayorBorisJohnsonridingabicyclefromhisnewbike在n."Whatwe'veputinisanewformofpublictransport.Thesebikesaregoingtobelongto線(xiàn)Morethan12,000peoplehavesignedupforthen.Theyeachreceiveakeyatacostofthreepounds,withcostsatonepoundfora24-hourmembership,fivepoundsforsevendays,and45poundsforanannualmembership.線(xiàn)JohnPayne,aLondonteacherwhocyclesalot,isamongthefirsttousethesystem."It'sverycomfortable.Forpeoplewhodon'tcyclemuchIthinkit'llbeveryuseful.Butforpeoplewhocycleregularly,theyarepossiblyabitslow.Butthey'reperfectforLondonstreets,verystrong.Ithinkthey'llbeverywidelyused."AndJohnsonsaysit'sofgoodvalue."Ithinkit'sextremelygoodvalue.ThefirsthalfhourisIfyoucyclesmartandyoucyclearoundLondon--mostjourneysinLondontakelessthanhalfanhour,youcancyclethewholeday."Some5,000bikesarecurrentlyavailableatover300dockingstations租車(chē)點(diǎn)incentralLondon.Johnsonsaysthecitywillgraduallyexpandthesystem."Clearlyoneofourambitionsistomakesurethatin2012whentheworldcomestoLondon,theywillbeabletouseLondonhirebikestogototheOlympicstadiums."MayorBorisJohnsonisridingabicycleto gotoattendapromotehisbikehireshowhisloveforTheauthormentionsJohnPayneasanexampleofpeople opposethebikehiresupportthebikehiredon'tcycleAccordingtoBorisJohnson,onecancyclearoundLondonthewholedaybecausemostjourneystakelessthanhalfanbecausethebikehireisforthef'n'stifonecanarrangehisLondontourinasmartifoneisphysicallystrongThebikehiresystemwill beexpandedtoservethe2012Olympicbeprovidedforthe2012Olympicbenefitfromthe2012Olympic清beofchargeforthe2012Olympic清MayorBorisJohnsonis aboutthefutureofhisbikehire B.C. D.華Sampletest華Questions11-15arebasedonthefollowingpassage:在Happinessis ingahugea