Guess what “The members are from all walks of life” means?（）

A . the specifications B . the facts C . the descriptions D . the detail

A . the specifications B . the facts C . the descriptions D . the detail

—__________________You've been itching to go on a business trip for months. A.I am sorry to hear that. B.Great! You must be happy. C.So what？

A．video on demand may download film free of charge B．the full service networks have not achieved the original goal C．a lot of people would like to pay for video films on demand at today&39;s prices D．the Time-Warner&39;s Full Service Networks didn&39;t work

A．(of people or animals) reach the stage of full development B．breed (farm animals) ; grow or produce (crops) C．(of plants, animals, etc. ) gradually develop from a simple form. to a more complex one D．(cause somebody /something) to grow gradually

A．Cryptic B．Haphazard C．Leisure D．Subsequent

A.reaction B. impression C. comment D. opinion

A:with B:in C:by D:through

A．she drives the car more carefully B．she sees the road more clearly C．she can put on the brakes more quickly D．she has less chance of being color blind

If you're ever in a bookstore or department store, it's interesting to hear how the same salesperson talks to different people. There're other interesting places to listen to conversations too. I think, and one place that I've found is on bus trips. People often talk to each other as if no one else were there. I guess they think people can't hear their conversations. Recently I was on a bus, and I was listening to a conversation of two people behind me. I can't really say I was listening. I guess it would have been hard not to hear it. it was amusing to listen to the two people, though, because they were playing a kind of language, uh, word game about states and state capitals. One person would say the name of the state, and the other person would say the name of the capital. It sounds like a kind of simple game that doesn't involve much language, and you wouldn't think that it would involve very much conversation, but actually this wasn't the case because they were playing this game. They continued to compliment one another and talk about how much they knew about history and how many of the other things that they could or couldn't remember about those places from their trips or from their reading. It was really kind of fun to listen to them. (30) A．Criticizing others on bus. B．Amusing people in pubic. C．Enjoying talking to people. D．Listening to people's in public.

12. A. In three years B. For three years C. After three years D. Three years 13. A. never would be B. would be never C. would not be ever D. would never be 14. A. I didn't either B. Nor I did C. So didn't I D. Also didn't I 15. A. Not al1 B. Neither C. Nor D. Both 16. A. since B. while C. before D. whereas 17. A. understand B. recognize C. suggest D. inform 18. A. speaking B. to say C. to speak D. saying 19. A. a lot B. much C. a bit D. more 20. A. as B. being C. to be D. but

While Microsoft, which stole a move out of the Apple playbook, won cheers from high-end, creative-class consumers like business analysts, media designers and music producers. Microsoft launched several new products, but the big one was the Surface Studio--a 28-inch, extremely-high-resolution(分辨率) touchscreen tablet that doubles as a desktop PC screen. There’s also the Surface Dial, which can be placed on the Studio’s screen and revolved(旋转) to select menu items. As Hayley Tsukayama remarked at The Washington Post, the Studio is really just a super-sized version of the Surface Books product that Microsoft has been selling for years. But if you’ve ever watched science fiction movies like Minority Report--where Tom Cruise seems to operate pictures and data hanging in mid-air by touching them, spreading their fingers to increase on details, and seeding files and information sliding from one folder(文件夹) to another with a click of the fingers, you can see how Microsoft is trying to show the same experience. Meanwhile, Apple’s new products were almost like some fine promotions for its Apple TV. They boast(自夸) that the new MacBook Pros has a smaller size and more functions, and a new touchscreen bar on laptop keyboards where function keys used to be. So what’s going on？ In many ways, Apple is focusing on attracting the average consumers who have been attracted by Microsoft. And Microsoft is focusing on targeting the high-end professionals Apple has historically been associated with. You can even see this in the companies’ ad campaigns: Microsoft’s ads stress imagination and creativity, while Apple’s commercial chief designer Jony Ive, in calm and professional British accent, explained Apple has improved the performance and convenience of its MacBooks. So Apple is trying to control the world of devices and laptops from the top down, starting with the high-end market and moving on to appeal to a broader base of consumers. Microsoft, having already strengthened itself within the bigger low-end market, is now attempting the opposite with a bottom-up strategy. Will these succeed？ Time will tell… What can we learn from the first paragraph？ A.Microsoft’s new products made a big hit B.Apple’s products aim at high-end consumers C.Apple and Microsoft developed the same products D.The design of Microsoft’s products is original and unique Why does the author mention the science fiction movie in Paragraph 3？A.To tell us Microsoft’s new products can be used in movies B.To show how trendy Microsoft’s new products are C.To show Microsoft’s new products are inspired by the movie D.To advocate more people to see the science fiction movie What is Paragraph 4 mainly about？ A.The features of Apple’s new products B.The bright future of Apple’s new products C.The reason why Apple designed the new products D.The difference between Apple’s new products and Apple TV What can we learn about the two companies in promotion？A.They push forward high tech development B.They lead the development of IT industry C.They adopt different business strategies D.They astonish the world from time to time

A．should B．should have C．must D．must have

A.How wide B.How much

A．told; said B．told; told C．said; sai D．said; told

A．Hijacking attack B．Virus attack C．Dictionary attack D．Man-in-the-middle attack