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The virus began to show up last Friday and spread rapidly the next first work day by making computers send off dozens of e-mails containing the virus. Although the virus had no long-lasting damage to a computer, its effects were far-reaching.
Michael Vatic, a senior US official, said military (军事的) and government computers were damaged, along with thousands of the other institutions? systems.
The body of e-mail message says, “Here is what you ask for . . .” once the user opens it, the virus digs into the user?s address book and sends out messages to the first 50 ad-dresses. The reason the virus spread so rapidly is that you?re getting it from people you know and trust. So any one who gets an unexpected e-mail with the “Important Message” subject line is advised not to open it and to delete (删除) it immediately.
21. From the passage we know that the virus attacked thousands of computers on ______ A . Monday C. Friday
B. Saturday
D. the first day of a month
22. The virus spread rapidly because ____________. A. it makes computers work without stop B. it carries a word “Important Message??
C. it sends out messages to dozens of computers at one time D. it attacks military and government offices
23. The underlined word ??disguise” most probably means __________. A. dress C. paint
B. cover up
D. notice
24. Which of the following is true according to the passage? A. The computer attacked by the virus won?t work properly. B. Thousands of computers were attacked by the virus one by one.
C. The ??Important Message” carries an important message from a friend. D. Any computer with an e-mail system will be attacked by the virus. 25.. Which of the following is the best title for this passage? A. Stop Using Your Computers B. “Important Message” Is A Virus C. Messages Form Friends Contain Virus
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D. Virus Strikes Hard And Fast
Questions 26 to 30 are based on the following passage:
People like different kinds of vacations. Some go camping. They swim, fish,
cook over a fire and sleep outside. Others like to stay at a hotel in an exciting city. They go shopping all day and go dancing all night. Or maybe they go sightseeing to places such as Disneyland, the Tai Mahal or the Louver.
Some people are bored with sightseeing trips. They don?t want to be “tourists”. They want to have an adventure-a surprising and exciting trip They want to learn something and maybe help people too. How can they do this? Some travel companies and environmental groups are planning special adventures. Sometimes these trips are difficult and full of hardships, but they?re a lot of fun. One organization, Earth watch, sends small groups of volunteers to different parts of the world. Some volunteers spend two weeks and study the environment. Others work with animals Others learn about people of the past.
Would you like an adventure in the Far North? A team of volunteers is leaving from Murmansk, Russia. The leader of this trip is a professor from Alaska. He?s worried about chemicals from factories. He and the volunteers will study this pollution in the environment. If you like exercise and cold weather, this is a good trip for you.Volunteers need ski sixteen kilometers every day.
Do you enjoy ocean animal? You can spend two to four weeks in Hawaii. There, you can teach language to dolphins. Dolphins can follow orders such as “Bring me the large ball.” They also understand opposites. How much more can they understand? It will be exciting to learn about these intelligent animals. Another study trip goes to Washington State and follows Orcas. We call Orcas “killer Whale”, but they?re really dolphins-the largest kind of dolphin. These beautiful animals travel together in family groups. They move through the ocean with their mothers, grandmothers and
great-grandmothers. Ocean pollution is chasing their lives. Earth watch is studying how this happens.
Are you interested in history? Then Greece is the place for your adventure.
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Thirty-five hundred years ago a volcano exploded there, on Santorini. This explosion was more terrible than Krakatoa or Mount Saint Helens. But today we know a lot about the way of life of the people from that time. There are houses, kitchens, and paintings as interesting as those in Pompei. Today teams of volunteers are learning more about people from the past
Do you want a very different vacation? Do you want to travel far, work hard and learn a lot? Then an Earth watch vacation is for you. 26. The Tai Mahal may be _________. A. a shopping center
B. a hotel
C. a dancing hall
D. a place of interest
27. From the passage, on an adventure trip, people _________. A. may not spend much time on sightseeing B. won?t meet some difficulties or hardships C. can?t enjoy themselves D. can?t learn something
28. If you want to learn something about people of the past, you can __________. A. join the team to Hawaii B. join the team to the Far North C. join the team to Washington D, join the team to Greece
29. The word ??intelligent” in Paragraph Four means __________. A. exciting
B. beautiful
C. large
D. clever
30. Which of the following is false?
A .Some people find sightseeing trips boring.
B. Earth watch is planning all these special adventures. C. The number of Orcas is decreasing.
D. 3 volcano explosions in all broke out 3, 500 years ago in Greece. Questions 31 to 35 are based on the following passage:
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It is not only experts in China who are arguing over whether women should work
after marriage or not. Worldwide this question is being discussed as an increasingly large number of married women enter the workplace.
Take the United States for example. Since 1960, the percentage of married women in the work force has jumped from 31.9 percent to 59. 4 percent.
American women first moved into the paid labor force during World War II, when men left their jobs to fight.
In the last fifty years, more and more women have worked outside the home. And over these years of developing, Americans have changed their social values as a result. In 1975, women aged 35 and above made up half of all working women. And by 1980, 60 percent were women at the age of 45 and above. Now in Japan, women? s work group is M-shaped with middle-aged women and those aged 20-25 at the two peaks.
According to statistics (统计), 37.7 percent of Japanese women at childbearing age (25-29) still engaged themselves in work in 1980, and the number reached 50 percent the next year.
Being a housewife has always been regarded as a “graceful occupation” in Japan. Some young Japanese women believe it is good to be a “professional housewife”. However, old attitudes have been changing everywhere, and sometimes just out of economic necessity. In recent years, a growing number of city housewives have poured out of homes to take part-time jobs.
Even the UN has given its support. The 34th Congress of the United Nations in 1979 put forward the decision for formal agreement on the getting rid of discrimination (歧视) against women. So far, most UN members have agreed on it, but some still haven?t, including the United States. The UN aims to get it agreed by a11 members by 2000.
31. From the first paragraph, we can learn that ___________. A. experts encourage women to take paying jobs B. men encourage women to take paying jobs C. governments encourage women to take paying jobs
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