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1.填空题The origins of bottled water can be (36)_______back to the earliest (37)________. Well aware of water’’s health facts, the Romans searched for and developed sources as they set about (38)________their empire.
The spa movement that began to (39)________in Europe in the eighteenth century had its origins in baths dating from Roman times. Science and (40)________touted natural mineral water’’s (41)________effects for bathing, showering and drinking. For example, as early as 1760, people came to Contrexéville in France for a cure to (42)_______kidney stones. The spa tradition was also developing in many other countries, including Italy and the Americas.
Cold spa waters were bottled for the first time in France in the 1850 s. The legal permit to bottle Vittel Grande Source natural mineral water was (43)________ as early as 1855.
(44)________________________. In 1845, Poland Spring water was bottled for sale in threegallon demi-johns. In South America, Sao Lourenco bottled water appeared in Brazil in 1890.
(45) ________________________the haute bourgeoisie, captains of industry, politicians, royalty, and so on. It was bottled in glass or stoneware, with porcelain or cork stoppers. By the mid-nineteenth century, however, (46) ________________________. Bottling methods changed as consumption spread, and by the mid-twentieth century, global production had climbed to several hundred million bottles.
参考答案：emerge2.单项选择题 A．The man will rent the apartment when it is available.B．The man made a bargain with the landlady over the rent.C．The man insists on having a look at the apartment first.D．The man is not fully satisfied with the apartment. 点击查看答案&解析3.单项选择题A．The entire house.B．Six rooms only.C．The gardens only.D．The East Room only. 点击查看答案&解析4.单项选择题A．Attracting mates.B．Staking their territories.C．Hearing each other.D．Sleeping. 点击查看答案&解析5.单项选择题A．She has been studying late into night all week.B．She has made plans to work late all week.C．She has not been free to go out with Abruzzi all week.D．She has been busy tidying up her apartment all week. 点击查看答案&解析6.单项选择题A．The problem of lacking a mirror.B．The problem of lacking a decoration for the lift.C．A psychological problem.D．A material problem. 点击查看答案&解析7.填空题The origins of bottled water can be (36)_______back to the earliest (37)________. Well aware of water’’s health facts, the Romans searched for and developed sources as they set about (38)________their empire. The spa movement that began to (39)________in Europe in the eighteenth century had its origins in baths dating from Roman times. Science and (40)________touted natural mineral water’’s (41)________effects for bathing, showering and drinking. For example, as early as 1760, people came to Contrexéville in France for a cure to (42)_______kidney stones. The spa tradition was also developing in many other countries, including Italy and the Americas. Cold spa waters were bottled for the first time in France in the 1850 s. The legal permit to bottle Vittel Grande Source natural mineral water was (43)________ as early as 1855. (44)________________________. In 1845, Poland Spring water was bottled for sale in threegallon demi-johns. In South America, Sao Lourenco bottled water appeared in Brazil in 1890. (45) ________________________the haute bourgeoisie, captains of industry, politicians, royalty, and so on. It was bottled in glass or stoneware, with porcelain or cork stoppers. By the mid-nineteenth century, however, (46) ________________________. Bottling methods changed as consumption spread, and by the mid-twentieth century, global production had climbed to several hundred million bottles. 参考答案：establishing8.单项选择题A．Because the hot air has to reach a certain temperature.B．Because the house is very big.C．Because termites try to escape by hiding in wooden beams.D．Because termites may survive for a full six hours. 点击查看答案&解析9.单项选择题One of the most exotic kinds of money in the world is a belt two inches wide and thirty feet long fashioned of glue fibers, and the downy red feathers of a tropical forest bird. This primitive currency is the basis of a complex monetary and trading system in the Santa Cruz Islands of the southwest Pacific. Improbable as it is, the red-feather currency fits the most rigorous definition of the term money. It serves as a means of accumulating wealth and as a universal medium of exchange in the highly diversified commerce of the islands. It is fully interchangeable, each belt having a precisely negotiable value in terms of other belts. Moreover, it has maintained its economic integrity against the recent invasion of the Australian pound-it is still the only acceptable specie for the purchase of brides, fine pigs, and certain forms of labor. The use of money is not limited to high civilizations; actually many primitive peoples have devised moneys of their own. Primitive monetary systems require the same balance of supply and demand that confronts the U. S. Treasury and the Federal Reserve System; the value of the money must be carefully regulated. Lacking devices to regulate currency demand artificially, primitive societies must rely on natural or social circumstances. In the red-feather currency system, the supply of new money is regulated by the availability of red feathers and by the output of the people who traditionally make the money. Old currency goes out of circulation, because it loses value as its color fades. With the invasion of the Australian pound, red-feather currency has ________.A．maintained its valueB．found increased usageC．fallen into disuseD．declined in value 点击查看答案10.单项选择题A．A British doll.B．Her best white dress.C．Her son.D．A picture of George Washington. 点击查看答案&解析 |
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