Many painters, rock singers, and street dancers have distinct hair style, ____to their gro

. Question: What does the man mean?

A．There are already too many people.

B．He can"t promise the woman now.

C．The woman is welcome to join them.

D．The woman can come next time.

LD BE PRIMARILY (62)___

B. THEY BECOME (63)______UP WITH THE TECHNIQUES AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE MANAGERIAL PROCESS

C. TEND TO (64)______THE DESIRES OF CHILDREN, PARENTS AND SOCIETY AT LARGE IT HAS BEEN ARGUED THAT WHERE SCHOOLS BECOME BUREAUCRATIZED, (65)______, AND MAY CONCENTRATE ON CONCERN WITH POSITION AND SELF-ADVANCEMENT. IN SO DOING, THEY MAY NEGLECT THE PURPOSE FOR WHICH THEY WERE SET UP. THUS, THEY DO NOT FACILITATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF THOSE WHO ARE PART OF THE SCHOOL COMMUNITY, AND (66)______. IT IS BECAUSE OF SUCH CRITICISMS THAT THERE HAS BEEN AN INCREASING INFLUENCE IN POLITICAL RHETORIC AND LEGISLATION OF FREE-MARKET THEORIES OF ORGANIZATION AND SOCIETY. SUCH THEORIES SUGGEST THAT A MUCH MORE MARKET-ORIENTED, COMPETITIVE APPROACH IS REQUIRED SO THAT SCHOOLS REORIENT THEMSELVES TOWARDS THEIR "CLIENTS" . BY SO DOING, IT IS CLAIMED, NOT ONLY DO (67)______, BUT SUCH AN APPROACH ALSO UNLEASHES THE BENEFITS OF INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY, FREEDOM OF CHOICE, AND REWAR

D.

In Paragraph 7, the word " inevitably " is closest in meaning to"______".

A．necessarily

B．surely

C．intentionally

D．unavoidably

our cell phone off. But if you dont remember to turn it back on when youre less busy, you could miss some important calls. If only the phone knew when it was wise to interrupt you, you wouldnt have to turn it off at all. Instead, it could let calls through when you are not too busy. A bunch of behavior. sensors and a clever piece of software could do just that, by analyzing your behavior. to determine if its a good time to interrupt you. If built into a phone, the system may decide youre too busy and ask the caller to leave a message or ring back later. James Fogarty and Scott Hudson at Carnegie Mellon University in Pennsylvania based their system on tiny microphones, cameras and touch sensors that reveal body language and activity. First they had to study different behaviors to find out which ones strongly predict whether your mind is interrupted. The potential "busyness" signals they focused on included whether the office doors were left open or closed, the time of day, if other people were with the person in question, how close they were to each other, and whether or not the computer was in use. The sensors monitored these and many factors while four subjects were at work. At intervals, the subjects rated how interruptible they were on a scale ranging from "highly inter-tuptible" to "highly not-interruptible". Their ratings were then correlated with the various behaviors. "It is a shotgun approach: we used all the indicators we could think of and then let statistics find out which were important," says Hudson. The model showed that using the keyboard, and talking on a landline or to someone else in the office correlated most strongly with how interruptible the subjects judged themselves to be. The computer was actually better than people at predicting when someone was too busy to be interrupted. Fogarty speculates that this might be because people doing the interrupting are inevitably biased towards delivering their message, whereas computers dont care. The first application for Hudson and Fogartys system is likely to be in an instant messaging system, followed by office phones and cellphones. "There is no technological roadblock to it being deployed in a couple of years," says Hudson.

A big problem facing people today is that______.

A．they must tolerate phone disturbances or miss important calls

B．they must turn off their phones to keep their homes quiet

C．they have to switch from a desktop phone to a cellphone

D．they are too busy to make phone calls

SUSCEPTIBLE FROM WHICH A. WHEN REMOVED (62)______A HALF FINISHED HOME

B. DURING A PERIOD OF INFANCY IN (63)______VAGUER INSTINCTS THAN THOSE OF THE INSECTS WERE MOLDED

C. IT IS IN BEING THUS (64)______TO THE ENVIRONMENT BY EDUCATION, I MEAN THE INFLUENCE OF THE ENVIRONMENT UPON THE INDIVIDUAL TO PRODUCE A PERMANENT CHANGE IN THE HABITS OF BEHAVIOR, OF THOUGHT AND OF ATTITUD

E. (65)______THAT MAN DIFFERS FROM THE ANIMALS, AND THE HIGHER ANIMALS FROM THE LOWER. THE LOWER ANIMALS ARE INFLUENCED BY THE ENVIRONMENT BUT NOT IN THE DIRECTION OF CHANGING THEIR HABITS. THEIR INSTINCTIVE RESPONSES ARE FEW AND FIXED BY HEREDITY. WHEN TRANSFERRED TO AN UNNATURAL SITUATION, SUCH AN ANIMAL IS LED ASTRAY BY ITS INSTINCTS. THUS THE "ANT-LION" WHOSE INSTINCT IMPLIES IT TO BORE INTO LOOSE SAND BY PUSHING BACKWARDS WITH ABDOMEN, GOES BACKWARDS ON A PLATE OF GLASS AS SOON AS DANGER THREATENS, AND ENDEAVORS, WITH THE UTMOST EXERTIONS TO BORE INTO IT. IT KNOWS NO OTHER MODE OF FLIGHT, "OR IF SUCH A LONELY ANIMAL IS ENGAGED UPON A CHAIN OF ACTIONS AND IS INTERRUPTED, IT EITHER GOES ON VAINLY WITH THE REMAINING ACTIONS (AS USELESS AS CULTIVATING AN UNSOWN FIELD) OR DIES IN HELPLESS INACTIVITY" . THUS A NET-MAKING SPIDER WHICH DIGS A BURROW AND RIMS IT WITH A BASTION OF GRAVEL AND BITS OF WOOD, (66)______, WILL NOT BEGIN AGAIN, THOUGH IT WILL CONTINUE ANOTHER BURROW, EVEN ONE MADE WITH A PENCIL. ADVANCE IN THE SCALE OF EVOLUTION ALONG SUCH LINES AS THESE COULD ONLY BE MADE BY THE EMERGENCE OF CREATURES WITH MORE AND MORE COMPLICATED INSTINCTS. SUCH BEINGS WE KNOW IN THE ANTS AND SPIDERS. BUT ANOTHER LINE OF ADVANCE WAS DESTINED TO OPEN OUT A MUCH MORE FAR-REACHING POSSIBILITY OF WHICH WE DO NOT SEE THE END PERHAPS EVEN IN MA

N. HABITS, INSTEAD OF BEING BORN READY-MADE (WHEN THEY ARE CALLED INSTINCTS AND NOT HABITS AT ALL), WERE LEFT MORE AND MORE TO THE FORMATIVE INFLUENCE OF THE ENVIRONMENT, OF WHICH THE MOST IMPORTANT FACTOR WAS THE PARENT WHO NOW CARED FOR THE YOUNG ANIMAL (67)______TO SUIT SURROUNDINGS WHICH MIGHT BE CONSIDERABLY CHANGED WITHOUT HAR

M.

【T12】

A. UNTIL

B. GROUND

C. AS A. WEREN"T DISCOVERED【T7】______THE 1930S

B. A SWISS WRITER WROTE THAT THE NAZCA LINES WERE DESIGNED【T8】______A LANDING PLACE FOR UFOS.

C. SEEN FROM THE【T9】______, IT LOOKS LIKE LINES SCRATCHED INTO THE EART

H. IN THE DESERT OF PERU, 300 KILOMETERS FROM LIMA, ONE OF THE MOST UNUSUAL ARTWORKS IN THE WORLD HAS MYSTIFIED(迷惑)PEOPLE FOR DECADES.【T10】______BUT FROM HIGH ABOVE, THESE MARKS ARE HUGE IMAGES OF BIRDS, FISH, SEASHELLS, ALL BEAUTIFULLY CARVED INTO THE EART

H. THE NAZCA LINES ARE SO DIFFICULT TO SEE FROM THE GROUND THAT THEY【T11】______, WHEN PILOTS SPOTTED THEM WHILE FLYING OVER THE AREA. IN ALL, THERE ARE ABOUT 70 DIFFERENT HUMAN AND ANIMAL FIGURES ON THE PLAIN, ALONG WITH 900 TRIANGLES, CIRCLES, AND LINES. RESEARCHERS HAVE FIGURED OUT THAT THE LINES ARE AT LEAST 1,500 YEARS OLD, BUT THEIR PURPOSE IS STILL A MYSTERY.【T12】______HOWEVER, IT WOULD PROBABLY BE VERY TRICKY TO FIND A SPACESHIP IN THE MIDDLE OF PICTURES OF DOGS AND MONKEYS.

【T11】

A. UNTIL

B. GROUND

C. AS A. WEREN"T DISCOVERED【T7】______THE 1930S

B. A SWISS WRITER WROTE THAT THE NAZCA LINES WERE DESIGNED【T8】______A LANDING PLACE FOR UFOS.

C. SEEN FROM THE【T9】______, IT LOOKS LIKE LINES SCRATCHED INTO THE EART

H. IN THE DESERT OF PERU, 300 KILOMETERS FROM LIMA, ONE OF THE MOST UNUSUAL ARTWORKS IN THE WORLD HAS MYSTIFIED(迷惑)PEOPLE FOR DECADES.【T10】______BUT FROM HIGH ABOVE, THESE MARKS ARE HUGE IMAGES OF BIRDS, FISH, SEASHELLS, ALL BEAUTIFULLY CARVED INTO THE EART

H. THE NAZCA LINES ARE SO DIFFICULT TO SEE FROM THE GROUND THAT THEY【T11】______, WHEN PILOTS SPOTTED THEM WHILE FLYING OVER THE AREA. IN ALL, THERE ARE ABOUT 70 DIFFERENT HUMAN AND ANIMAL FIGURES ON THE PLAIN, ALONG WITH 900 TRIANGLES, CIRCLES, AND LINES. RESEARCHERS HAVE FIGURED OUT THAT THE LINES ARE AT LEAST 1,500 YEARS OLD, BUT THEIR PURPOSE IS STILL A MYSTERY.【T12】______HOWEVER, IT WOULD PROBABLY BE VERY TRICKY TO FIND A SPACESHIP IN THE MIDDLE OF PICTURES OF DOGS AND MONKEYS.

【T10】

A. UNTIL

B. GROUND

C. AS A. WEREN"T DISCOVERED【T7】______THE 1930S

B. A SWISS WRITER WROTE THAT THE NAZCA LINES WERE DESIGNED【T8】______A LANDING PLACE FOR UFOS.

C. SEEN FROM THE【T9】______, IT LOOKS LIKE LINES SCRATCHED INTO THE EART

H. IN THE DESERT OF PERU, 300 KILOMETERS FROM LIMA, ONE OF THE MOST UNUSUAL ARTWORKS IN THE WORLD HAS MYSTIFIED(迷惑)PEOPLE FOR DECADES.【T10】______BUT FROM HIGH ABOVE, THESE MARKS ARE HUGE IMAGES OF BIRDS, FISH, SEASHELLS, ALL BEAUTIFULLY CARVED INTO THE EART

H. THE NAZCA LINES ARE SO DIFFICULT TO SEE FROM THE GROUND THAT THEY【T11】______, WHEN PILOTS SPOTTED THEM WHILE FLYING OVER THE AREA. IN ALL, THERE ARE ABOUT 70 DIFFERENT HUMAN AND ANIMAL FIGURES ON THE PLAIN, ALONG WITH 900 TRIANGLES, CIRCLES, AND LINES. RESEARCHERS HAVE FIGURED OUT THAT THE LINES ARE AT LEAST 1,500 YEARS OLD, BUT THEIR PURPOSE IS STILL A MYSTERY.【T12】______HOWEVER, IT WOULD PROBABLY BE VERY TRICKY TO FIND A SPACESHIP IN THE MIDDLE OF PICTURES OF DOGS AND MONKEYS.

【T9】

A. UNTIL

B. GROUND

C. AS A. WEREN"T DISCOVERED【T7】______THE 1930S

B. A SWISS WRITER WROTE THAT THE NAZCA LINES WERE DESIGNED【T8】______A LANDING PLACE FOR UFOS.

C. SEEN FROM THE【T9】______, IT LOOKS LIKE LINES SCRATCHED INTO THE EART

H. IN THE DESERT OF PERU, 300 KILOMETERS FROM LIMA, ONE OF THE MOST UNUSUAL ARTWORKS IN THE WORLD HAS MYSTIFIED(迷惑)PEOPLE FOR DECADES.【T10】______BUT FROM HIGH ABOVE, THESE MARKS ARE HUGE IMAGES OF BIRDS, FISH, SEASHELLS, ALL BEAUTIFULLY CARVED INTO THE EART

H. THE NAZCA LINES ARE SO DIFFICULT TO SEE FROM THE GROUND THAT THEY【T11】______, WHEN PILOTS SPOTTED THEM WHILE FLYING OVER THE AREA. IN ALL, THERE ARE ABOUT 70 DIFFERENT HUMAN AND ANIMAL FIGURES ON THE PLAIN, ALONG WITH 900 TRIANGLES, CIRCLES, AND LINES. RESEARCHERS HAVE FIGURED OUT THAT THE LINES ARE AT LEAST 1,500 YEARS OLD, BUT THEIR PURPOSE IS STILL A MYSTERY.【T12】______HOWEVER, IT WOULD PROBABLY BE VERY TRICKY TO FIND A SPACESHIP IN THE MIDDLE OF PICTURES OF DOGS AND MONKEYS.

【T8】

A. UNTIL

B. GROUND

C. AS A. WEREN"T DISCOVERED【T7】______THE 1930S

B. A SWISS WRITER WROTE THAT THE NAZCA LINES WERE DESIGNED【T8】______A LANDING PLACE FOR UFOS.

C. SEEN FROM THE【T9】______, IT LOOKS LIKE LINES SCRATCHED INTO THE EART

H. IN THE DESERT OF PERU, 300 KILOMETERS FROM LIMA, ONE OF THE MOST UNUSUAL ARTWORKS IN THE WORLD HAS MYSTIFIED(迷惑)PEOPLE FOR DECADES.【T10】______BUT FROM HIGH ABOVE, THESE MARKS ARE HUGE IMAGES OF BIRDS, FISH, SEASHELLS, ALL BEAUTIFULLY CARVED INTO THE EART

H. THE NAZCA LINES ARE SO DIFFICULT TO SEE FROM THE GROUND THAT THEY【T11】______, WHEN PILOTS SPOTTED THEM WHILE FLYING OVER THE AREA. IN ALL, THERE ARE ABOUT 70 DIFFERENT HUMAN AND ANIMAL FIGURES ON THE PLAIN, ALONG WITH 900 TRIANGLES, CIRCLES, AND LINES. RESEARCHERS HAVE FIGURED OUT THAT THE LINES ARE AT LEAST 1,500 YEARS OLD, BUT THEIR PURPOSE IS STILL A MYSTERY.【T12】______HOWEVER, IT WOULD PROBABLY BE VERY TRICKY TO FIND A SPACESHIP IN THE MIDDLE OF PICTURES OF DOGS AND MONKEYS.