[单项选择]If the wounded soldier had been given first_________, he would not have died.
A. help
B. aid
C. care
D. attention

[单项选择]If the wounded soldier had been given first_________, he would not have died.
A. help
B. aid
C. care
D. attention

[单项选择]Although he had been many times given the caveat emptor, Feldman purchased paintings and______in quantity, often without______them first.
A. baubles… rejecting
B. supplies… appraising
C. antiques… examining
D. collectibles … shipping
E. trinkets … criticizing

[简答题]They had been given complete _________to photograph what they chose.

[单项选择]The dying soldier had the message ______ straight to the headquarters.
A. be sent
B. being sent
C. sent
D. to be sent

[单项选择]Once you become a soldier, you will be given a monthly ______ by the army.
A. income
B. allowance
C. wage
D. salary

[单项选择]Where had Mary been

[简答题]It had been so frustrating that I had come close to telling her several times during the weekend that maybe we had just grown too far apart to continue our friendship , but I didn’t. (Passage Four)

[填空题]

What two items have the students been given

[填空题]Confucius has been given a thorough study and review to enhance people’s awareness In America.

[单项选择]Much thought has been given over the recent years to ways of keeping meetings short.
A. 近年来人们对于控制会议长度的方法提出了很多想法。
B. 最近几年来人们对于如何减少会议数量提出了很多意见。
C. 近年来人们对于控制会议长度的方法考虑了很多。
D. 如何在最近几年内减少会议数量是很多人都曾考虑过的问题。

[单项选择]

Many different meanings have been given to the word poetry. It would weary my readers if I were to discuss which of these definitions ought to be selected; I prefer telling them at once that which I have chosen. In my opinion, Poetry is the search after, and the delineation of, the Ideal.
The Poet is he who, by suppressing a part of what exists, by adding some imaginary touches to the picture, and by combining certain real circumstances that do not in fact happen together, completes and extends the work of nature. Thus the object of poetry is not to represent what is tree, but to adorn it and to present to the mind some loftier image. Verse, regarded as the ideal beauty of language, may be eminently poetical; but verse does not of itself constitute poetry.
I now proceed to inquire whether among the actions, the sentiments, and the opinions of democratic nations there are any which lead to a conception of the ideal, and which may for this reason be considered as na
A. for those of an aristocracy, the imagination is boundless, and for those of a democracy, the imagination is used to reach realistic goals
B. for those of an aristocracy, the imagination is used to reach realistic goals, and for those of a democracy, the imagination is boundless
C. for those of an aristocracy, the imagination is boundless, and for those of a democracy, the imagination is used to reach unrealistic goals
D. for those of an aristocracy, the imagination is bound to be practical, and for those of a democracy, the imagination is used to reach realistic goals