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36601Directions: Watch the video and fill in the blanks with the missing words or phrases. Spell the words or phrases according to the context clue. Please include the first letter.(视频原词原句)The Republic, is a complete t（） in itself.(a long, formal piece of writ
36602She looks a bit m（） in that suit.( having characteristics that are traditionally thought to be typical of or suitable for men)
36603Directions: Use the word in the brackets to form an appropriate phrase you have learned in 10.3. and complete the sentence with it. (短语)15. Like a chameleon, he could m（） unobtrusively i（） the background. (melt, blend, incorporate)
36604There is a fundamental division between oriental and o（）approaches to land use. (relating to the countries of Europe and America)
36605He was a b（） old man and wouldn't hurt a fly. (kind and helpful)
36606Until now, a devaluation of the dollar seemed i（）. (unimaginable)
36607Directions: Complete the sentences with the words you have learned in 10.3. Spell the words or phrases according to the context clue. Change the form where necessary. Please include the first letters. （以下题目非视频原句）The ideal of democracy is based upon a r（）
36608Don't t（） o（） more responsibilities than you can handle. (accept a job or responsibility, especially a difficult one)
36609Directions: Watch the video and fill in the blanks with the missing words or phrases. Spell the words or phrases according to the context clue. Please include the first letter.The third is “Quesada, a h（） young monk who shoots an Indian medicine man after
36610This marked a 7% increase and the r（） of a steady five-year downward trend. (turnaround, U-turn, backtracking)
36611Climate reflects a basic struggle between c（） and change. (steadiness, stability, regularity)
36612Recent medical studies confirm the e（） of a healthier lifestyle. (effectiveness, efficiency, power)
36613Religions gain some of their worldly power by claiming they have the key to e（）. (a state of existence outside normal life)
36614She was portrayed in the papers as the e（） of evil. (someone or something that represents a quality or an idea exactly)
36615Their marriage was d（） in 1968. (to end an official organization or a legal arrangement)
36616He cleared a p（） for himself through the crammed streets. (way, route, path, course)
36617A police officer has been left seriously injured following an a（）. (an attack on someone by people who have been hiding and waiting for them)
36618I had a persecution complex and thought people were c（） against me. (plot, scheme, intrigue)
36619He has devoted the past five years to a（） his daughter's death. (get revenge for)
36620She has a very m（） temperament. (not violent, severe, or extreme; slight or gentle)
36621Directions: Use the word in the brackets to form an appropriate phrase you have learned in 9.1. and complete the sentence with it.Sadly, my a（） with Spanish literature is rather limited. (knowledge of a subject)
36622Directions: Complete the sentences with the words you have learned in 9.1. Spell the words or phrases according to the context clue. Please include the first letters. She manages to combine a s（） mind/intellect with a sympathetic manner. (a person is quic
36623A wise man or a sage will not c（） himself to the worries. (to keep someone or something within limits)
36624Directions: Choose the synonyms or synonymous phrases to the underlined words：Rival nations battled constantly for more land and power. As a result, it was also a time of widespread death and destruction. (time:00:21)
36625If a man conforms to the laws set by Dao, he will walk with the Dao(tong yu Dao). (time:6:38)
36626The following chart shows very clearly that Laozi calls for a quest after such ideals which would transcend the banal. (time:4：29)
36627This honoring of the Tao and exalting of its operation is not the result of any ordination, but always a spontaneous tribute. (time:8:33)
36628Directions: Spell the words according to the context clues.This is the m（） Records of the Grand Historian written by Si Maqian, China’s greatest historian of the Han Dynasty. (very important and having a great influence) (time:1:35)
36629Directions: Spell the words according to the context clues.To build a platform for e（） communication between Chinese and Western cultures. (fair)
36630从A城市到C城市（）
36631某个分时系统采用多对一线程模型。内存中有10个进程并发运行，其中9个进程中只有一个线程，另外一个进程A拥有11个线程。则A获得的CPU时间占总时间的（）。
36632某个分时系统采用一对一线程模型。内存中有10个进程并发运行，其中9个进程中只有一个线程，另外一个进程A拥有11个线程。则A获得的CPU时间占总的时间的（）。
36633滤油器的安装位置有：A泵的吸油口B泵的出口C系统回油路D独立过滤系统
36634关于溢流阀与减压阀的异同，错误的说法有（）个。A.定值减压阀可控制出口压力基本恒定，溢流阀可维持进口处压力基本恒定。B.不工作时，溢流阀是常闭，减压阀是常开的。C.溢流阀的先导阀弹簧腔的泄漏油在阀内与出口相通。D.减压阀的先导阀弹簧腔的泄漏油需要单独引回油箱。
36635三位四通电液换向阀的液动滑阀为弹簧对中型，其先导电磁换向阀中位必须是（）机能；而液动滑阀为液压对中型，其先导电磁换向阀中位必须是（）机能。（A）H型（B）M型（C）Y型（D）P型
36636系统中采用了内控外泄顺序阀，顺序阀的调定压力为px（阀口全开时损失不计），系统负载压力为pL。当pLpx时，顺序阀进、出口压力P1、P2间的关系为（）；当pLpx时，顺序阀进、出口压力P1、P2间的关系为（）。（A）p1＝px，p2＝pL（p1≠p2）（B）p1＝p2＝pL（C）p1上升至系统溢流阀调定压力p1＝py，p2＝pL（D）p1=p2=px（）
36637当流量控制阀的开口一定，阀的进、出口压力相等时，通过节流阀的流量为（）；通过调速阀的流量为（）。（A）0（B）某调定值（C）某变值（D）无法判断（）
36638在减压回路中，减压阀调定压力为pj，溢流阀调定压力为py，主油路暂不工作，二次回路的负载压力为pL。若pypjpL，减压阀进、出口压力关系为（）；若pypLpj，减压阀进、出口压力关系为（）。（A）进口压力p1＝py，出口压力p2＝pj（B）进口压力p1＝py，出口压力p2＝pL（C）p1＝p2＝pj，减压阀的进口压力、出口压力、调定压力基本相等（D）p1＝p2＝pL，减压阀的进口压力、出口压力与负载压力基本相等（）
36639当流量控制阀正常工作时，阀的通流面积不变，随着阀的进、出口压力差Δp变小，通过节流阀的流量（）；通过调速阀的流量（）。（A）增加（B）减少（C）基本不变（D）无法判断（）
36640当负载变化时，为保证节流阀的前后压力差不变，使通过节流阀的流量基本不受负载变化的影响，往往将节流阀与（）串联组成调速阀，或将节流阀与（）并联组成旁通型调速阀。（A）减压阀（B）定差减压阀（C）溢流阀（D）差压式（定差）溢流阀（）
36641在定量泵供油的节流调速回路中，调速阀可以安放在回路的（），而旁通型调速阀只能安放在回路的（）。（A）进油路（B）回油路（C）旁油路（D）上述三处
36642若要求多路换向阀控制的多个执行元件可实现同时动作，则多路换向阀的连接方式应为（）；若要求多个执行元件可实现顺序单动，则多路换向阀的连接方式应为（）。（A）串联油路（B）并联油路（C）串并联油路（D）其他（）
36643为平衡重力负载，使运动部件不会因自重而自行下落，在恒重力负载情况下，采用（）顺序阀作平衡阀，而在变重力负载情况下，采用（）顺序阀作限速锁。（A）内控内泄式（B）内控外泄式（C）外控内泄式D）外控外泄式（）
36644下列液压缸中，（）可作双作用液压缸，而（）只能作单作用液压缸。（A）柱塞缸（B）活塞缸（C）摆动缸（）
36645用双伸出杆液压缸驱动工作台，若采用活塞杆固定安装，工作台的移动范围为缸筒有效行程的（）；若采用缸筒固定安装，工作台的移动范围为活塞有效行程的（）。（A）1倍（B）2倍（C）3倍（D）4倍（）
36646Victory over Napoleon at the Battle of Trafalgar(1805) and the（）(1815) under Admiral Lord Nelson and the Duke of Wellington brought a sense of triumphalism and political reaction.
36647The Second Continental Congress convened in Philadelphia in May andvoted to form a Continental Army with Washington as its commander in chief. On July 4, the Continental Congress voted to adopt the（）.
36648During the following decade, protests by colonists—known as Patriots—continued to escalate, as in the（）in 1773 during which Patriots destroyed a consignment of taxed tea from the Parliament-controlled-and-favored East India Company.
36649Victoria’s reign of 63 years and seven months is known as the（）. It was a period of industrial, cultural, political, scientific, and military peak within the United Kingdom, and was marked by a great expansion of the British Empire.
36650To overturn a Tory or a Whig cabinet only a few votes were necessary, and to influence such votes London was flooded with pamphlets.
36651The First Continental Congress convened in Philadelphia in May and voted to form a Continental Army with Washington as its commander in chief.
36652The Georgian era was moreover a time of British expansion throughout the world. The British won all the wars.
36653Victorian era was a period of industrial, cultural, political, scientific, and military peak within the United Kingdom, and was marked by a great expansion of the British Empire.
36654On 11 June 1727, George I died on a trip. He was buried in England, and was succeeded by George II.
36655When did the British army surrender at Yorktown, Virginia ollunder a combined siege by the French and Continental armies under Washington？
36656During the early Stuart period, the size of the Puritan population continued to grow. Both King James I and King Charles I saw them as a threat to the established church. Persecution led to some（）leaving Britain to found new colonies in America.
36657The republic’s existence was initially declared through “An Act declaring England to be a Commonwealth”, adopted by the（）(nicknamed this because the Army had purged the existing Parliament of all members sympathetic to the king) on 19 May 1649.
36658The monarchy was abolished and a republic called the（）was declared. The monarchy was restored to Charles’s son, Charles II, in 1660.
36659Richard Cromwell, the son of Thomas Cromwell, is one of the most controversial figures in the history of the British Isles, considered a regicidal dictator by some historians but a hero of liberty by others.
36660In poetry the Restoration is distinguished by the work of John Bunyan who is seen as dominating the literary life of Restoration England to such a point that the period came to be known in literary circles as the Age of Bunyan.
36661The English Civil War, also called the “Great Rebellion” or “English Revolution”, was a series of armed conflicts and political machinations between Royalists and Parliamentarians over principally the manner of its government.
36662has exerted greater influence on English literature and European drama than any other single writer and his history plays, comedies, and tragedies set a standard never again equaled.
36663The population growth in the Tudor period did not so dangerously exceed the capacity of available resources, particularly food supplies, as to precipitate a（）.
36664In 1600, the queen chartered the（）to share in the East Indian spice trade, which had been a monopoly of Spain and Portugal until the defeat of the Armada.
36665Mary I was a devoted Catholic and also nicknamed “（）” for her persecution of over 280 Protestants in a vain attempt to turn the clock back and restore Roman Catholicism in England.
36666In 1554, Mary married Philip, King of Spain, who as a foreigner and a Catholic was welcome in England.
36667Elizabeth I was one of England’s greatest monarchs and the first monarch whose name has become a synonym for the era she dominated—the Elizabethan era.
36668Mary I was the first queen regnant of England(a queen reigning in her own right rather than through marriage) if we exclude the disputed reigns of Jane and the Empress Matilda.
36669Edward VI was a fervent Catholic and carried out a series of reforms.
36670In order to guarantee a Protestant succession, Edward VI allowed Lady Jane Grey, granddaughter of Henry VIII’s sister Mary and an overt Protestant, to become the queen.
36671Henry VIII is remembered for his six marriages in an attempt to produce a healthy son.
36672Henry had to take drastic actions, which are urging the English parliament to enact a series of acts between 1532 and 1534 breaking ties with Rome, and declaring the King Supreme Head of the Church of England.
36673His desire to provide England with a male heir also resulted in his break with the Pope(who would not allow an annulment of his first marriage with the widowed Catherine of Aragon) and the Roman Catholic Church, leading to the English Reformation.
36674互锁就是是将继电器A的常闭触点串联在继电器B回路中，而继电器B的常闭触电串联在继电器A的回路中。（）
36675维生素A缺乏可引起癞皮病。
36676维生素A缺乏可引起:
36677The large number of （）’s poems even made him/her a rival to Tennyson as a candidate for poet laureate in 1850 on the death of Wordsworth.
36678Goblin Market is a narrative poem written by （）for children.
36679Browning compares poem writing to the work of goldsmith in making a （）in one of his long poems.
36680Why do lines 5 - 10 provide a joyful picture in the poem “Break, Break, Break”？
36681Which of the following work recounts Arthur’s attempt and failure to lift up mankind and create a perfect kingdom, from his coming to power to his death？
36682In Memoriam is a long （）recording the emotional, religious and intellectual changes of the poet during the 17 years after the death of his close friend Hallam.
36683In 1847, The Princess was published, which was a satire on （）’s education.
36684Which of the following poet is NOT a major one in Victorian age？
36685Victorian poets wrote poems with more social concerns and have assumed a more （）and realistic attitudes towards nature and human life.
36686In Chapter 5 of （）, it describes the scene that a cask of wine is broke in the street. People rush in to drink every drop of it. In order not to waste the wine, they even take away the mud together with the wine. They celebrate it as if it were a holiday.
36687（）attracted criticism for its sympathetic portrayal of a fallen woman and was initially refused publication. Its subtitle, A Pure Woman: Faithfully Presented, was intended to raise the eyebrows of the Victorian middle classes.
36688Written by George Bernard Shaw in 1893, and first performed in London in 1902, （）is about a former prostitute, now a madam and brothel proprietor, who attempts to come to terms with her disapproving daughter, illustrating Shaw's belief that the act of
36689（）believes that man’s fate is predetermined tragic, driven by a combined force of “nature”, both inside and outside.
36690（）is a literary trend in nineteenth century and it also refers to a way of writing which presents life as it really is.
36691Written in 1837-38, （）tells the story of an orphan boy, whose adventures provide material for a description of the lower depths of London.
36692A recurring motif throughout Coleridge’s poetry is the power of dreams and of the （）.
36693（）is a dream-poem.
36694Which of the following expression is NOT a suitable description for the solitude and mysteriousness of Lucy in the “Lucy Poems”？
36695The “never-ending line” of flowers is compared to （）in “I Wondered Lonely as a Cloud”.
36696Which of the following is NOT a feature of the poetry of Wordsworth？
36697“A Red, Red Rose” is one of Burns most popular songs of （）in Scottish dialect.
36698Songs of Experience paints this world of misery, poverty, disease, war and repression with a （）tone.
36699In the line of the poem “The Chimney Sweeper”, “a heaven of our misery” is a figure of speech called （）. “Heaven” and “misery”, two words of opposite meaning, are put together to create strong ironic effect.
36700Songs of Innocence, published in 1809, is a lovely volume of poems. The poems praise （）.
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