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1001The idiom “live by one’s pen” is a（）as far as figures of speech are concerned.
1002The word “recollection” comprises（）morpheme（s）.
1003The plural morpheme“-s” is pronounced as /z/ in the following words EXCEPT（）.
1004There is/are（）free morphemic word（s） in the following words： wind， man， reddish， collection.
1005The plural morphme “-s” is realizd by/Iz/after the following sounds EXCEPT（）.
1006In Shakespeare"s well-known Hamlet， rival means “（）”and jump means “just”.
1007Webster"s Third New International Dictionary is the best-known（）dictionary.
1008There is/are（） stem（s）in the word“internationalists”（）
1009The plural morpheme "-s" is pronounced as /z/ in the following words EXCEPT（）.
1010There is（are）（） allomorphemic word（s） in the following words： cats， men， glass， worked.
1011There is/are（） monomorphemic word（s）in the following words： cats， boss， work， geese，tried.
1012The morpheme of plurality /-s/ is pronounced as /s/ in cats， /z/ in bags， and /iz/ in matches. This example shows（）.
1013The morpheme “-s” in “desks” is（） morpheme.
1014He?s nice， but he hasn?t much brain.（）
1015粤S是广东哪个市？
1016Far-reaching as many of them [Edison"s inventions] have been in their effect upon modern civilization， the total effect of Edison"s career surpasses of all of them.
1017At the level of primary education， the most important task is to（） children"s interest in nature.
1018For a second Rudolf thought his host [the lighthouse keeper] might be joking； but the serenity o f the other"s expression reassured him.
1019Today"s typewriter keyboard is（） Shole"s 1867 keyboard.
1020She had fancier ideas of [my] life"s possibilities.
1021When the rain stops. let"s（） for the classroom.
1022（） the popularity of robots in Japan. the country"s robot-production growth is slowing down.
1023Different friends fill different niches in each person"s life.
1024Manufacturing is Canada"s" most important economic activity，（） 17 percent of the workforce.
1025That ability [of John Bullyer"s] to master the nine-times table had proved no momentary success.
1026If you want any help you（） it at home. If you"ve got any problems you take them home. That"s what family life is about.
1027Moreover， it was Emily"s theory that children learned love as well as discipline by family example.
1028Kaz"s father found a carpenter willing to raise a new house out of the wreckage of the old in exchange for whatever wood was left over.
1029She even felt a kind of distant kinship with the B-29s that flew regularly overhead， bound north for Tokyo and other targets.
1030You can"t call it a social affair exactly， but it"s a social event.
1031There"s no reason to feel slighted.
1032Alice is going to the photographer s this afternoon（）.
1033If it"s going to start an argument， let"s（） the subject.
1034The story stirred the boy s imagination（）.
1035It [my first week"s earnings] was given to me because I had been of some use in the world！ And I became a contributing member of my family.
1036No man [in Carnegie"s family] would complain and give up一he would die first.
1037The little girl"s bedroom is redecorated in pink， which makes it（） cosy.
1038When you fall in love for the first time， it"s surprising（） inconveniences you can put up with.
1039Mary（） me of my father"s accident and I went to see him straight away.
1040It [having censors"s tamps" of approval on each page] would give me prestige in his eyes， or at least make me less suspect， foreigner though was.
1041You are not allowed to make any changes to the book without the author"s（）.
1042On a quiet weekend one（） by the noise of the home interior decoration of one"s neighbours.
1043Her [Laura"s] father was very fond of Hughie， but would not hear of any engagement.
1044In fact， the children begin to sense that a parent"s unlimited generosity is not right.
1045No one knows whether a child"s（） towards fatness is inherited or due to the food he eats.
1046Once the sands have run out of a person"s hourglass， they cannot be replaced.
1047In today"s society， people are（） for different resons，such as their achievement，their wealth，or even their appearance.
1048It"s almost 7：30 p.m.But no one has shown（） for the party.
1049It is generally believed that（） education can make a big difference to a person"s life.
1050It"s much braver to ask questions than to suppress your questions and become deadened（） the world around you.
1051Different friends fill different niches in each person’s life.
1052We must prepare to purify ourselves...to rise above this “mine” thinking and be as God’s own son， who said， “love thy neighbor.”
1053It [the first week’s payment] represented a week of very hard work—so hard that it might have been described as slavery if it hadn’t been for its aim and end.
1054...and its whole staff was out in the cold without so much as a month"s salary o tide them over.
1055“It"s not so much what my husband says，" a tearful wife confides， “as the way he says it..."
1056Overindulgence of a child also happens when parents are unable to stand up to their children ‘s unreasonable demands.
1057It b much braver to ask questions even when there’s a prospect of ridicule than to suppress your questions and become deadened to the world around you.
1058Peter"s mum told him to stay in the room waiting for her and he did（）
1059This recording presents a（）of his wonderful performance of Beethoven’s Piano Concerto NO.2.
1060“Since you are nearly 35，it’s about time you（）married，”the mother told her son.
1061“秒流量”是指水泵每秒钟通过的水量，用“t/s”表示。
1062It’s only in view of our long friendly business relations（） we extend you this accommodation.
1063Avessel’s operat or will pay（） to a charter if loading is completed in less time than stipulated in the charter party.
1064S、S“Zhijiang” will arrive at London at the end of this month. Here “S.S” is the abbreviation of（）.
1065China’s building firms are（） to expand their business abroad， learn the local construction practices and provide their excellent services.
1066George Bernard Shaw" s（） is a better play of the later period， with the author’s almost nihilistic bitterness on the subjects of the cruelty and madness of WWI and the aimless and disillusion of the young.
1067T、 S. Eliot" s most popular verse play is（）
1068"If Winter comes， can Spring be far behind？" comes from Shelly" s（）
1069All of the following statements about William Wordsworth"s Lyrical Ballads are true EXCEPT that（）
1070The pessimistic view of life predominates most of Thomas Hardy"s later works and earns him a reputation as a（） writer.
1071In Bernard Shaw" s plays（） ， he explores his idea of “Life Force”， the power that would create superior beings to be equal to God and to solve all the social ， moral， and metaphysical problems of human society.
1072The first of the great tragedies，（）is generally regarded as Shakespeare" s most popular play on the stage.
1073Theodore Dreiser" s（）， a classic story of a "misunderstood artist ，" was once condemned for "obscenity and blasphemy. "
1074The Romantic period started with the publication of Washington Irving" s The Sketch Book and ended with（）.
1075Hemingway" s For Whom the Bell Tolls concerns a volunteer American guerrilla Robert Jordan fighting in the（）.
1076Theodore Dreiser" s style has been a controversial aspect of his work from the beginning. For lack of（）， his writings appear more inclusive and less selective.
1077The Scarlet Letter always regarded as the best of Hawthorne" s works， tells a simple but moving story in which four people living in a（）community are involved in and affected by the sin of adultery in different ways.
1078Henry James" s（） tells a story about a young and innocent American confronting the complexity of the European life.
1079Melville" s Billy Budd deals with the sea and sailors and the theme of a conflict between innocence and（）
1080Hawthorne" s intellectuals are usually（）， dreadful because they are devoid of warmth and feeling.
1081The poem（） is indebted to James Joyce in terms of the stream-of-consciousness technique largely employed in T. S. Eliofs later writings.
1082（）is a drama critic who is against the credo of “art for art’s sake.”
1083Jane Austen’s novel（） tells a story about two sisters and their love affairs.
1084Many critics rank（） as William Wordsworth"s greatest work.
1085All the following Thomas Hardy"s works are known as "novels of character and environment” EXCEPT（） .
1086In the Victorian period，（）held the idea that man"s life is composed of battle between sin and virtue， good and evil.
1087William Blake"s poem（）was composed during the French Revolution and it plays double role both as a satire and a prophecy.
1088William Wordsworth"s poem（） takes us to the core of his poetic belief.
1089Charlotte Bronte"s most autobiographical work is（） .
1090The（） part of Gulliver"s Travels deals with Gulliver"s visit to the Flying Island where the philosophers and projectors study absurd problems.
1091Shakespeare"s Hamlet is based on a legend in（）.
1092Among the following poets，（） wrote 1775 poems， of which only seven had appeared during the poet"s lifetime.
1093Many words of the basic word stock enter quite a number of set expressions， idiomatic usages， proverbial sayings and the like.Take heart for example： break one"s heart； heart and soul. This example shows basic word stock is characterized by（）
1094The idiom diamond cut diamond is grammatically incorrect， for normally the verb cut should take the third person singular -s. However， we use it as it is. This shows that（）.
1095The girl（） no interest in learning how to play the piano despite her mother"s insistence.
1096To our great（） ， Daniel"s illness did not turn out as serious as we had feared.
1097（） is generally accepted， a country’s birth rate influences its economic growth.
1098Excuse me， but it’s time to have your temperature（） .
1099One’s [an old person] thoughts must be directed to the future， and to things about which there is something to be done.
1100It was Laura’s obvious pleasure that had brightened everything.
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