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A. o matter B. o problem C. Alt ou& D. Because3. e played t e &ame 000 t e rules.

A. on account of B. a ead of C. accordin& to D. apart from4. 000 to &et t rou& to ac!ie for days no-. Eit er s e5s a-ay or er p one5s out of order.

A. *5(e been tryin& B. * ad tried C. *5m tryin& D. * tried". T is is 000 t e most difficult 6ob * a(e e(er tac!led.

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-idespread use in oriental medicine as led to many myt s and le&ends buildin& up around t is remar!able plant. insen& as featured @1 0000 an acti(e in&redient in oriental medical literature for o(er " years.*ts beneficial effects -ere at one time @2 0000 -idely reco&ni>ed and praised t at t e root -as said to be-ort its -ei& t in &old.

@3 0000 t e lon& istory of &insen& no one fully !no-s o- it -or!s. T e acti(e part of t e 0000@4 is t e root. *ts full name is +anax insen& H t e -ord +anax @" 0000 t e -ord panacea comin& fromt e ree! for all ealin&G. T ere is &ro-in& interest by -estern scientists in t e study of &insen&. *t istoday belie(ed t at t is remar!able plant may @% 0000 beneficial effects in t e treatment of many diseases- ic are difficult to treat -it synt etic dru&.

Today &insen& is @' 0000 lon&er a myt or a le&end. T rou& out t e -orld it is becomin& -idelyreco&ni>ed t at t is ancient erb olds t e ans-er to relie(in& t e stresses and ailments of modern li(in&. *tis -idely used for t e treatment of (arious ailments @) 0000 as art ritis diabetes insomnia epatitis andanemia. $o-e(er t e trut be ind @, 0000 &insen& -or!s still remains a mystery. Iet its -idespread

effecti(eness s o-s t at t e remar!able properties are @1 0000 t an 6ust a le&end.1. 2. 3. 4. ".%. '. ). ,. 1 .

III. + * " %* *g ' " n B " B )) B" %"i n .7)i" 8 6) *n ) in " 9 . 2' 0 % in" /9ne of t e ' -onders of t e ancient -orld t e &reat pyramid of i>a -as a monument of -isdom

and prop ecy built as a tomb for + arao C eop in 1'2 BC. Despite its anti/uity certain aspects of t isconstruction ma!es it truly one of t e truly &reat -onders of t e -orld. T e t irteen H acre structure neart e ile ri(er is a solid mass of stone bloc!s co(ered -it limestone. *nside are a number of idden

passa&e-ays and t e burial c amber for t e p arao . *t is t e lar&est sin&le structure in t e -orld. T e 4sides of t e pyramid are ali&ned almost exactly on true nort sout east and -est H an incredibleen&ineerin& feat. T e ancient E&yptians -ere sun -ors ipers and &reat astronomers so computations for

t e &reat pyramid -ere based on astronomical obser(ations. Explorations and detailed examinations of t e base of t e structure re(eal many intersectin$ lines.Furt er scientific study indicates t at t ese represent type of timeline of e(ents H past present and future.#any of t e e(ents a(e been interpreted and found to coincide -it !no-n facts of t e past. 9t ers are

'ro'#esied for future &enerations and currently under in(esti&ation. #any belie(e t at pyramids a(esupernatural po-ers and t is one is no exception. 7ome researc ers e(en associate -it its extraterrestrial

bein& of t e ancient past.as it superstructure made by ordinary bein&s or one built by a race far superior to any !no-n

today.1. at as researc of t e base re(eal:

A. T ere are rac!s in t e foundation. B. Tomb robbers a(e stolen p arao 5s body.C. T e lines represent important e(ents. D. A superior race of people built it.

2. Extraterrestrial bein&s are 0000 A. (ery stron& -or!ers. B. astronomers in t e ancient times.C. researc ers in E&yptolo&y. D. li(in& bein&s from ot er planets.

3. at -as t e most probable reason for pro(idin& so many idden passa&es:A. To allo- t e -ei& t of t e pyramid to settle e(enly.

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B. To permit t e i& priests to pray at ni& t.C. To enable t e p arao 5s family to brin& food for is 6ourney to t e afterlife.D. To !eep &ra(e robbers from findin& t e tomb and t e treasure buried -it t e p arao .

4. T e -ord inter e!ting G in line , is nearest in meanin& to 0000 A. crossin& B. comin& C. obser(in& D. cuttin&

". at do t e intersectin& lines in t e base symboli>e:A. Arc itect5s plans for t e idden passa&e. B. +at -ays of t e &reat solar body.C. Astrolo&ical computation. D. Dates of important e(ents ta!in& place t rou& out time.

%. T e -ord pr"phe ie# G in line 12 is closest in meanin& to 0000 A. said B. armed C. terminated D. foretold

'. at is t e best title for t e passa&e:A. 7ymbolism of t e reat pyramid. B. +roblems -it t e construction of &reat pyramid.C. onders of t e reat pyramid of i>a. D. Exploration of t e burial c amber of C eop.

). 9n - at did t e ancient E&yptians based t eir calculation:A. 9bser(ation of t e celestial bodies. B. Ad(anced tec nolo&y.C. Ad(anced tools of measurements. D. Jno-led&e of t e eart 5s surface.

,. y -as t e reat pyramid constructed:A. As a solar obser(atory. B. As a reli&ious temple.C. As a tomb for t e p arao . D. As an en&ineerin& feat.

1 . y is t e reat pyramid of i>a considered one of t e se(en -onders of t e -orld:A. *t is perfectly ali&ned -it t e 4 cardinal points of t e compass and contains many prop ecies.B. *t -as selected as t e tomb of t e p arao C eop.C. *t -as built a super race. D. *t is (ery old.

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A. re/uirement =. in" ) " C. demands D. assistance2. 000 o- an&ry e -as e -ould ne(er resort to (iolence.

A. N $*"" ) B. o problem C. Alt ou& D. Because3. e played t e &ame 000 t e rules.

A. on account of B. a ead of C. *BB ) ing " D. apart from4. 000 to &et t rou& to ac!ie for days no-. Eit er s e5s a-ay or er p one5s out of order.

A. I D 9 n ")8ingB. * ad tried C. *5m tryin& D. * tried". T is is 000 t e most difficult 6ob * a(e e(er tac!led.

A. by ri& ts B. by all means C. 98 5*) D. by t e -ay%. 7 e 000till t e early ours listenin& to pop music.

A. too! me up =. E %" $ 6% C. cau& t me up D. eld me up'. +lease don5t 000yourself out. A sand-ic -ill do.

A. " B. put C. lea(e D. ta!e). T e c airman re/uested t at 000

A. t e members studied more carefully t e problem.B. t e problem -as more carefully studied.C. -it more carefulness t e problem could be studied.?. " $ $9 ) "6 8 " %) 9 $ $ ) B*) 56 8.

,. 7mo!in& is 000 in many companies in our country.A. permitted B. tau& t C. 9*nn D. stopped

1 . After t e battle t e 000 soldiers -ere elped by t ose - o could -al!.A. in6ured =. 6n C. bro!en D. !illed

11. * don5t t in! t is stran&e ne- fas ion -ill 8888A. turn up B. care for C. s o- off ?. B*"B n

12. T eir ouse is 000 near t e Cat edral.A. - ereabouts B. any- ere C. $ ) D. any place

13. T is youn& tree could not a(e been dama&ed by accident. * belie(e it -as done 000 A. in fact =. n %6)% C. by appointment D. by plan

14. T ere -as ardly 000 money left in my ban! account.A. more B. no C. some ?. *n8

1". *t is -ron&ly belie(ed t at natural resources -ill ne(er be used 000.

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-idespread use in oriental medicine as led to many myt s and le&ends buildin& up around t is remar!able plant. insen& as featured @1 0000 an acti(e in&redient in oriental medical literature for o(er " years.*ts beneficial effects -ere at one time @2 0000 -idely reco&ni>ed and praised t at t e root -as said to be

-ort its -ei& t in &old.@3 0000 t e lon& istory of &insen& no one fully !no-s o- it -or!s. T e acti(e part of t e 0000@4 is t e root. *ts full name is +anax insen& H t e -ord +anax @" 0000 t e -ord panacea comin& fromt e ree! for all ealin&G. T ere is &ro-in& interest by -estern scientists in t e study of &insen&. *t istoday belie(ed t at t is remar!able plant may @% 0000 beneficial effects in t e treatment of many diseases- ic are difficult to treat -it synt etic dru&.

Today &insen& is @' 0000 lon&er a myt or a le&end. T rou& out t e -orld it is becomin& -idelyreco&ni>ed t at t is ancient erb olds t e ans-er to relie(in& t e stresses and ailments of modern li(in&. *tis -idely used for t e treatment of (arious ailments @) 0000 as art ritis diabetes insomnia epatitis andanemia. $o-e(er t e trut be ind @, 0000 &insen& -or!s still remains a mystery. Iet its -idespread

effecti(eness s o-s t at t e remar!able properties are @1 0000 t an 6ust a le&end.1. * 2. 3. %i" 4. % *n" . iE(. *D OB*6 O%) 6B . n @. 6B . 10. $ )

III. + * " %* *g ' " n B " B )) B" %"i n .7)i" 8 6) *n ) in " 9 . 2'0 % in" /9ne of t e ' -onders of t e ancient -orld t e &reat pyramid of i>a -as a monument of -isdom

and prop ecy built as a tomb for + arao C eop in 1'2 BC. Despite its anti/uity certain aspects of t isconstruction ma!es it truly one of t e truly &reat -onders of t e -orld. T e t irteen H acre structure neart e ile ri(er is a solid mass of stone bloc!s co(ered -it limestone. *nside are a number of idden

passa&e-ays and t e burial c amber for t e p arao . *t is t e lar&est sin&le structure in t e -orld. T e 4sides of t e pyramid are ali&ned almost exactly on true nort sout east and -est H an incredibleen&ineerin& feat. T e ancient E&yptians -ere sun -ors ipers and &reat astronomers so computations for

t e &reat pyramid -ere based on astronomical obser(ations. Explorations and detailed examinations of t e base of t e structure re(eal many intersectin$ lines.Furt er scientific study indicates t at t ese represent type of timeline of e(ents H past present and future.#any of t e e(ents a(e been interpreted and found to coincide -it !no-n facts of t e past. 9t ers are

'ro'#esied for future &enerations and currently under in(esti&ation. #any belie(e t at pyramids a(esupernatural po-ers and t is one is no exception. 7ome researc ers e(en associate -it its extraterrestrial

bein& of t e ancient past.as it superstructure made by ordinary bein&s or one built by a race far superior to any !no-n today.

1. at as researc of t e base re(eal:A. T ere are rac!s in t e foundation. B. Tomb robbers a(e stolen p arao 5s body.C. T in ) %) n" i$% )"*n" D n". D. A superior race of people built it.

2. Extraterrestrial bein&s are 0000 A. (ery stron& -or!ers. B. astronomers in t e ancient times.C. researc ers in E&yptolo&y. ?. iDing 9 ing 5) $ " ) % *n " .

3. at -as t e most probable reason for pro(idin& so many idden passa&es:A. To allo- t e -ei& t of t e pyramid to settle e(enly.B. To permit t e i& priests to pray at ni& t.C. To enable t e p arao 5s family to brin& food for is 6ourney to t e afterlife.?. T E % g)*D ) 99 ) 5) $ 5in ing " " $9 *n " ") * 6) 96)i i" " % *

4. T e -ord intersectin$ G in line , is nearest in meanin& to 0000 A. B) ing B. comin& C. obser(in& D. cuttin&

". at do t e intersectin& lines in t e base symboli>e:A. Arc itect5s plans for t e idden passa&e. B. +at -ays of t e &reat solar body.

C. Astrolo&ical computation. ?. ?*" 5 i$% )"*n" D n" "*Eing % *B " ) 6g 6" "i$ .%. T e -ord 'ro'#esied G in line 12 is closest in meanin& to 0000 A. said B. armed C. terminated ?. 5 ) "

'. at is t e best title for t e passa&e:A. 7ymbolism of t e reat pyramid. B. +roblems -it t e construction of &reat pyramid.C. 7 n ) 5 " G) *" %8)*$i 5 GiQ*.D. Exploration of t e burial c amber of C eop.

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