时间即将终了，场上85：83，A队领先，此时由B队掷界外球，A队的队员严密防守，在球还未掷进来前造成一起普通的犯规，裁判判A队违反体育道德的犯规，判给B队两罚一掷。（）

A.赛场和情场皆得意

B.赛场和情场皆失意

C.只有赛场失意，才会情场得意

D.只有情场失意，才会赛场得意

A.白队场上减员2人两分钟

B.白队场上减员1人四分钟

C.白队场上减员1人两分钟

A.下移

B.上移

C.上行即将终了

D.下移即将终了

A.83%～85%

B.86%～89%

C.90%～95%

D.96%～99%

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B.[2]昂温G，昂温PS.外国出版史[M].陈生铮，译.北京：中国书籍出版社，1988:45-48

C.[3]王细荣，韩玲，张勤编著.文献信息检索与论文写作[M].4版.上海交通大学出版社，2013：259—260

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impressive symbol of the new space age. Rocket engines have【76】powerful enough to shoot astronauts【77】the earth's gravitational pull and【78】them on the moon. We have now become【79】in space.

Impressive and complex【80】it may appear, the rocket, which was【81】in China over 800 years【82】, is a relatively simple device. Fuel that is【83】in the rocket engine changes【84】gas. The hot and rapidly【85】gas must escape, but it can do so only through an opening that faces backward. As the gas is radiated with great force, it pushes the rocket in the opposite direction.

(76)

A．shown

B．been

C．appeared

D．proved

for 15 minutes. Then he waited impatiently for 15 minutes more. After that, he became【77】. When he saw a photograph booth nearby, he had【78】. He wore the most unhappy expression he could manage, which was not【79】in the situation. In a few moments, he was holding four small prints that【80】even him.

He wrote his wife's name on the back of the photo and handed them to a【81】behind the desk in the booth. "【82】you see a small, dark lady with brown eyes and an apologetic expression, obviously【83】someone, would you please give her this？" he said. He then【84】his office in Morrison Building,【85】that if a picture is worth a thousand words, then the four photos must be a good lecture! He sat down with a smile.

(76)

A．proudly

B．respectfully

C．patiently

D．curiously

请根据以下内容回答 76～85 题：

Directions: There are 10 blanks in fhe following passage. For each numbered blank,there are 4 choices marked A, B, C and D． Choose one to complete the dialogue and mark your answer on the ANSWER SHEET with a single line through the center.

For reasons of safety and ease of maintenance, Washington and dozens of other communities are building rubber sidewalks made 76 ground-up tires of cars and bikes. The rubber squares are up to three times more expensive than concrete squares but 77 longer, because tree roots and freezing weather won't crack them. That, 78 , could reduce the number of slip-and-fall complaints made 79 uneven pavements. The shock absorbing surface also happens to be easier on the joints of slow runners and more forgiving when someone slips or falls, and the rubber sidewalks are considered more environmentally friendly. They 80 a way to recycle some of the estimated 290 million tires 81 out each year in the United States, and they do not restrict tree.roots the way concrete squares 82 . Since 2001, a company, Rubber sidewalks, has been grinding thousands of old tires into small pieces, 83 sticky substances and baking the material into sidewalk sections that weigh less than eleven pounds a square foot, or a quarter of the weight of concrete. The rubber squares are now 84 in two colors of gray and orange. The District of Columbia has spent about $60,000 to replace broken concrete with the rubber squares here and there in a residential 85 northeast of the Capital.

第 76 题

A． by

B． on

C． of

D． for