Isn’t it about the time you __________ to do morning exercises？A.beganB.beginC.should begi

My cousin likes eating very much, but he isnt very ______ about the food he eats.[1999]

A．special

B．peculiar

C．particular

D．specific

A.She isnt a very good student.

B.She hasnt got her grades yet.

C.She shouldnt worry about her grades.

D.She doesnt like to tall about grades.

A.simple sentence

B.compound sentence

C.complex sentence

D.compound-complex sentence

Kelsey likes eating very much, but he isnt very ______ about the food he eats.

A．particular

B．peculiar

C．special

D．specific

It isnt always beneficial to look back over our lives since we may______.

A．fail to find any meaning in our lives

B．feel unsatisfied with the things we did

C．feel regretful about what we did in the past

D．become less courageous to live in the future

rst time you asked me about it. Question: What does the woman imply？

A．The man is a forgetful person.

B．The computer is not new.

C．The man can have the computer later.

D．The man misunderstood her.

When mentioning "She all but acknowledges... isnt the whole story." (Para, 4), the author means that _____.

A．Illinois hospitals were rather miserly in providing medical care

B．Madigan did not tell the whole story about Illinois hospitals

C．Illinois hospitals would have to spend more on free medical service

D．Madigan thought the hospitals spent less than 1 percent on Medicaid patients

When mentioning "She all but acknowledges... isnt the whole story."(Lines 2-4, Paragraph 4), the author means that

A．Illinois hospitals were rather miserly in providing medical care.

B．Madigan did not tell the whole story about Illinois hospitals.

C．Illinois hospitals would have to spend more on free medical service.

D．Madigan thought the hospitals spent less than 1 percent on Medicaid patients.

ow to get into the nations most honorable university？ For【C1】______high-school students today, the【C2】______for getting into that school can seem just as simple. The conventional wisdom is that keeping your head down【C3】______the single-minded pursuit of qualifications is the path to【C4】______It makes every election for every tiny organization a heated battle and makes classes almost a second choice. Every hour not spent in class is spent building a【C5】______resume: student council, National Honor Society, captaining the football teams, and joining a dozen other student organizations. Of course, that isnt to say that a 4.0 of Advanced placement classes isnt still【C6】______. Do all of that【C7】______youll get into Harvard, right？ Well... "We could fill our class twice over with those students," Harvard President Drew Gilpin Faust said. That means admissions officers rely on things like interesting essays or particularly unusual recommendations to decide who【C8】______the 5.9 percent of candidates who get in. Fausts top tip for【C9】______a Harvard man or woman: "Make your children interesting! " For parents and students【C10】______, thats both good news and bad news. The bad news is that of course its much easier to say that than to actually make it happen, 【C11】______Faust recommended encouraging children to【C12】______their passions as a way to develop an interesting personality. Its much easier to complete a checklist, however【C13】______, than to actually be interesting. 【C14】______the good news is that when colleges use this set of【C15】______, kids can focus on shaping their teenage years in a way that isnt just about trying to【C16】______resume line after resume line, and【C17】______focus on a more whole sense of self That seems like a far more【C18】______way to move through high school than spreading oneself too thin trying to get a lot of positions one cant really ever【C19】______That encourages an inferior approach to learning and society that is just the【C20】______of what the liberal arts have traditionally tried to encourage.

【C1】

A．adventurous

B．pessimistic

C．ambitious

D．imaginative

Each year, our bodies replace about 20 percent of our bones tissue, which means that our activities at every age influence their health. Sections of old bone break down, creating gaps to be filled by new bone. Until about age 30, we build bone very efficiently, so making the right health moves, such as exercising and getting enough calcium, helps your bony framework reach its genetically determined peak strength. Think of your bones as a retirement fund: The more you deposit when you re young, the better off you will be in later years, when you need to draw on your reserves. The problem is that kids prefer soda to a glass of milk: they are coming up short of the calcium and vitamin D they need to build up good health. Many of them also lead an inactive life, so they arent getting the bone-building benefits of regular exercise either. That s a problem every parent should be concerned about.

A.didI

B.Idid

C.Ididn’t

D.didn’tI