—What's the name?— Khulaifi．_______ I spell t...

--- What’s the name?

--- Khulaifi. _______ I spell that for you?

A. Shall          B. Would             C. Can             D. Might

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—What's the name?

— Khulaifi．_______ I spell that for you?

A．Shall       B．Would     C．Can D．Might

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--Could you send me an application for the TOEFL ?

--           What’s your name and  address ?

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— Could you send me an application for the TOEFL?

— _______. What’s your name and address?

A．Yes, I could    B．Just a moment   C．That’s right   D．No problem

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---My name is Jonathan. Shall I spell it for you?

---_____________.

A.No problem.           B. Of course, you should.

C.  If you don’t mind       D. That’s all right.

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—My name is Jonathan. Shall I spell it for you?

—______.

A. If you don’t mind        B. Not at all       C. Take it easy     D. Nice to meet you

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—My name is Katherine．Shall I spell it for you?

—________.

A．Not at all                                             B．Nice to meet you

C．Take it easy                                            D．If you don't mind

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—That's the third time you've done that!

—Yeah, _____?

A.what of it B.what’s on

C.what about D.what for

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What’s a “gift”? If you look it up in the dictionary, you’ll see that it’s another word for a present. For example, “They brought him some gifts.” However, if you’re German, “gift” means something completely different: poison!

This word “gift” is an example of a false friend--- a word that looks the same in two languages, but which actually has two different meanings. As English is basically a mixture of German, French and Latin, there are many words that are similar in these languages. For example, the English word “education” is “education” in Spanish. And the English words “word, book, nine, house” are “Wort, Buch, Neun, Haus” in german.

These similar-looking words can be very helpful when learning other languages --- they’re our “friends”. However, sometimes they can turn out or be “false friends”. Here are a few examples.

In English, someone who is “sensible” thinks before they act and shows good judgement. For example , “The sensible thing to do would be to consult a lawyer.” However, in Spanish, “sensible ” means “sensitive” (showing understanding of other people’s problems, needs or feelings).

The English word “coin” refers to a piece of money made of metal. For example, “I had a few coins in my pocket.” But the French word “coin” means “corner”.

The English word “library” is a place where you can go to borrow books. For example, “I borrowed six books from the library.” But the Spanish word “libreria” refers to a bookshop (where you buy books).

The English word “actually” means “in fact”. For example, “Actually I’m not Italian, I’m form American.” But the Spanish word “actualmente” means “currently” or “at the moment”.

Finally, the English word “embarrassed” means “ashamed”. For example, “They looked a bit embarrassed.” However, the Spanish term “embarazada” means “pregnant” (with a child).

1. We can learn from the first two paragraphs that English _______.

A. is easy to master

B. is simpler than Spanish

C. has a complex background

D. has changed greatly throughout history

2. Which of the following pairs of words are true friends according to the author?

A. Nine and Neun.                         B. Library and libreria.

C. Actually and actualmente.                 D. Embarrassed and embarazada.

3. According to the text, in Spanish ______.

A. “coin” means “corner”

B. “gift” refers to something negative

C. “educacion” simply means “book”

D. “sensible” doesn’t necessarily means “wise”

4. The author develops the text mainly by ______.

A. following the order of space               B. comparing different ideas

C. providing typical examples                D. analyzing the cause and effect

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Removing the sleeve (封套)，you will find a book that is entirely white，except for the names of its author and subject in elegant black type on the cover. It is the perfect design for the biography of a man who insisted that even the insides of his products be perfectly constructed，and that his factory walls flash in the whitest white.

The cover was the only part of the book Steve Jobs wanted to control，writes Isaacson in his introduction.Though Mr Jobs pushed the biographer of Albert Einstein and Benjamin Franklin to write in his own way，generously allowing the writer more than 40 interviews，this book offers quite a different view of Mr　 Jobs，who won much praise from his fans after his death on October 5th at the age of 56.

As a biographer of Albert Einstein and Benjamin Franklin，Mr Isaacson knows how to celebrate long­dead genius，but he claimed that Steve Jobs would not be entirely praiseful words.The picture he paints，particularly in the first half of this book，is not nice. Mr Jobs emerges as a controlling and often cold­blooded character.A child of the 1960s counter­culture (反主流文化)，he hated materialism and lived in simply furnished houses (in part because he was too　 particular about furniture)．But when Apple went public in 1980，he refused to give any share to　 Daniel Kottke，a longtime supporter and soul mate from college.“He has to abandon the people　 he is close to”，observes Andy Hertzfeld，an early Apple engineer.

Mr Jobs was undoubtedly possessing an extraordinary ability to attract others and inspire a　 kind of faith that could not be questioned.But also he could be cold and cruel. If he disapproved　 of an employee’s work，he often shamed him.“This is who I am，” he once said after being　 challenged，“and you can’t expect me to be someone I’m not.” This disgusting personality wasn’t always helpful，but it served a purpose，writes Mr Isaacson，many would “end their chain of horror stories by saying that he got them to do things they never dreamed possible”．

Mr Isaacson treats Steve Jobs as the biography of record，which means that it is a strange book to read so soon after its subject’s death.

1.The biography for Jobs is believed to have the perfect design because________.

A．it follows Jobs’ style

B．its cover is entirely white

C．black and white are his favorite

D．it is designed by a famous biographer

2.The picture of Jobs that Isaacson paints in his book is________.

①cruel　 ②humorous　 ③particular ④generous

3.It can be safely concluded that________.

A．Jobs is highly spoken of in the book

B．Isaacson doesn’t think Jobs a good man

C．Jobs didn’t care about the design of the book

D．all descriptions of Jobs are not nice in the book

4.This passage can be classified as________.

A．a personal diary　　　 B．a book review

C．a news report　 　　　　 D．a TV interview

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