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258623Unit 2（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined word in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form where necessary. (erode, clash, detract from, frugal, underscore, endorse, annoyance, stigma, reclaim, contemplative)30. Conflicts

258624Unit 2（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined word in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form where necessary. (erode, clash, detract, frugal, underscore, endorse, annoyance, stigma, reclaim, contemplative)28. The original pa

258625Unit 2（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined word in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form where necessary. (erode, clash, detract from, frugal, underscore, endorse, annoyance, stigma, reclaim, contemplative)27. The mayor

258626Unit 2（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined word in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form where necessary. (erode, clash, detract from, frugal, underscore, endorse, annoyance, stigma, reclaim, contemplative)25. Eric aims

258627Unit 2（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined word in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form where necessary. (erode, clash, detract from, frugal, underscore, endorse, annoyance, stigma, reclaim, contemplative)24. We enjoy a

258628Unit 2（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined word in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form where necessary. (erode, clash, detract from, frugal, underscore, endorse, annoyance, stigma, reclaim, contemplative)23. The manage

258629Unit 2（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined word in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form where necessary. (erode, clash, detract from, frugal, underscore, endorse, annoyance, stigma, reclaim, contemplative)21.Charges wer

258630Unit 2（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (tackle, humility, attain, viable, penchant, dispense, commodity, manipulate, economize, sequential)20. It is often difficult t

258631Unit 2（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (tackle, humility, attain, viable, penchant, dispense, commodity, manipulate, economize, sequential)19.The restaurant used coin

258632Unit 2（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (tackle, humility, attain, viable, penchant, dispense, commodity, manipulate, economize, sequential)18. Jacksonville University

258633Unit 2（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (tackle, humility, attain, viable, penchant, dispense, commodity, manipulate, economize, sequential)17. Some European welfare s

258634Unit 2（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (tackle, humility, attain, viable, penchant, dispense, commodity, manipulate, economize, sequential)16. Candidates for this job

258635Unit 2（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (tackle, humility, attain, viable, penchant, dispense, commodity, manipulate, economize, sequential)15. Society imposes constra

258636Unit 2（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (tackle, humility, attain, viable, penchant, dispense, commodity, manipulate, economize, sequential)14. Coffee is a major expor

258637Unit 2（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (tackle, humility, attain, viable, penchant, dispense, commodity, manipulate, economize, sequential)13. The judges noted that e

258638Unit 2（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (tackle, humility, attain, viable, penchant, dispense, commodity, manipulate, economize, sequential)12. The expert argued that

258639Unit 2（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (tackle, humility, attain, viable, penchant, dispense, commodity, manipulate, economize, sequential) 11. If you cannot provide

258640Decide whether this statement is true or false according to Text A of Unit 2. 10. When the Chinese announce at the beginning of a meeting that they will have to leave soon, they are indicating their reluctance to participate.

258641Decide whether this statement is true or false according to Text A of Unit 2. 9. Germans like to divide programs into manageable tasks and make strict schedule to finish them.

258642Decide whether this statement is true or false according to Text A of Unit 2. 8. Arabs attach great importance to punctuality. Many things in their life can be predicted based on their schedule.

258643Decide whether this statement is true or false according to Text A of Unit 2. 7. In the U.S., one who can get abundant financial reward without working hard is considered successful.

258644Decide whether this statement is true or false according to Text A of Unit 2. 6. In a society that focuses on financial gain, people value time greatly and tend to take prompt actions.

258645Choose the best answer to this question based on the information in Text A of Unit 2. 5. According to Text A, which of the following statements about Chinese people is true?

258646Choose the best answer to this question based on the information in Text A of Unit 2. 4. Which of the following statements is true?

258647Choose the best answer to this question based on the information in Text A of Unit 2. 3. Which of the following statements is true for people who are multi-active?

258648Choose the best answer to this question based on the information in Text A of Unit 2. 2. Which of the following statements is true about Italians?

258649Choose the best answer to this question based on the information in Text A of Unit 2. 1. Which of the following countries has a linear view of time?

258650Unit 1（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined word in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form where necessary. (integral, salient, deviate, scratch the surface, malevolent, pervade, domain, indicative, nourishment, bound)30.

258651Unit 1（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined word in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form where necessary. (integral, salient, deviate, scratch the surface, malevolent, pervade, domain, indicative, nourishment, bound)27.

258652Unit 1（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined word in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form where necessary. (integral, salient, deviate, scratch the surface, malevolent, pervade, domain, indicative, nourishment, bound)26.

258653Unit 1（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined word in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form where necessary. (integral, salient, deviate, scratch the surface, malevolent, pervade, domain, indicative, nourishment, bound)25.

258654Unit 1（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined word in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form where necessary. (integral, salient, deviate, scratch the surface, malevolent, pervade, domain, indicative, nourishment, bound)24.

258655Unit 1（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined word in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form where necessary. (integral, salient, deviate, scratch the surface, malevolent, pervade, domain, indicative, nourishment, bound)23.

258656Unit 1（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined word in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form where necessary. (integral, salient, deviate, scratch the surface, malevolent, pervade, domain, indicative, nourishment, bound)22.

258657Unit 1（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined word in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form where necessary. (integral, salient, deviate, scratch the surface, malevolent, pervade, domain, indicative, nourishment, bound) 21.

258658Unit 1（）Text A. Vocabulary Fill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (internalize, validation, diversity, prevailing, assumption, intimidate, profoundly, revolve, prominence, manifest)20. Cultura

258659Unit 1（）Text A. Vocabulary Fill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (internalize, validation, diversity, prevailing, assumption, intimidate, profoundly, revolve, prominence, manifest)19. He’s be

258660Unit 1（）Text A. Vocabulary Fill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (internalize, validation, diversity, prevailing, assumption, intimidate, profoundly, revolve, prominence, manifest)18. A natio

258661Unit 1（）Text A. Vocabulary Fill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (internalize, validation, diversity, prevailing, assumption, intimidate, profoundly, revolve, prominence, manifest)17. Researc

258662Unit 1（）Text A. Vocabulary Fill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (internalize, validation, diversity, prevailing, assumption, intimidate, profoundly, revolve, prominence, manifest)16. It is i

258663Unit 1（）Text A. Vocabulary Fill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (internalize, validation, diversity, prevailing, assumption, intimidate, profoundly, revolve, prominence, manifest)15. Manual

258664Unit 1（）Text A. Vocabulary Fill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (internalize, validation, diversity, prevailing, assumption, intimidate, profoundly, revolve, prominence, manifest)11. The wor

258665Decide whether this statement is true or false according to Text A of Unit 1. 10. It can be inferred that when asked to choose two related items from the triad “monkey, tiger, banana”, Westerners are more likely to choose monkey and banana.

258666Decide whether this statement is true or false according to Text A of Unit 1. 9. When looking at pictures, Westerners tend to focus on the foreground, i.e. the main object of the picture rather than the background.

258667Decide whether this statement is true or false according to Text A of Unit 1. 8. People in the East value independence; they tend to describe themselves in terms of their unique personal characteristics and traits.

258668Decide whether this statement is true or false according to Text A of Unit 1. 7. Western researchers often use “weird subjects” for their studies, which means they tend to select subjects with strange behaviors and mentality.

258669Decide whether this statement is true or false according to Text A in Unit 1. 6. Farming practices, growing wheat or rice, for instance, can influence thinking styles.

258670Choose the best answer to this question based on the information in Text A of Unit 1. 5. Which of the following statements is true?

258671Choose the best answer to this question based on the information in Text A of Unit 1. 4. Which of the following statements is true?

258672Choose the best answer to this question based on the information in Text A of Unit 1. 3. According to Text A, which of the following may be true for the Westerners?

258673Choose the best answer to this question based on the information in Text A of Unit 1. 2. Western psychological studies are criticized because（）.

258674Choose the best answer to this question based on the information in Text A of Unit 1. 1. According to the author, what is one of the factors that can have an influence on our thinking in subtle ways?

258675The rule for the competition is somewhat （） and I require an explanation from the committee.

258676After the scandal, public confidence in the economic recovery has fallen （） and they were very disappointed.

258677Many of the region’s pigs and （） are raised indoors, where farmers combine methods such as fans, showers and cooling systems.

258678Locust-patrolling pilots in Kenya, Ethiopia and Somalia flew the equivalent of three times the （） of the globe last month.

258679Battling tropical storms and the risk of unstable （）, rescuers of the earthquake worked through more than 13,000 tons of broken concrete.

258680Throughout all the colonies and most of the early United States, one of the most common drinks was hard cider made from （） apples.

258681Empty or abandoned houses serve as （） homes to people who fled their own homes with the aim of starting a new life.

258682The company (Urgent Care of Connecticut ) （） rapid expansion over the next 12 to 18 months as the need for urgent care services continues to grow across the country.

258683The demand to spend 60 hours per week at an office is one that （） the lives of professional, higher-paid workers.

258684Writing brings power to modern societies, by making it possible to （） knowledge with far greater accuracy.

258685It is our wish that the next decade will bring peace, happiness, and （）, with us learn to respect our difference.

258686The house was then all in flame, but none of the gathered crowd made any effort to （） the fire.

258687Though moths survive by making themselves invisible, ladybugs survive by being （） and telling birds not to eat them.

258688The young gentleman feels lucky, but from time to time, he can’t shed the （） that blankets him.

258689It is reported by several news agencies that those factors will constrain the government’s ability to （） the economy again.

258690The zoo limits food from tourists to just 10 percent of a dolphin’s daily （） in order to dissuade food dependency.

258691A lab later confirmed that the （） medication he was taking for his thyroid was contaminated and triggered the positive test.

258692Generally, cows are considered sacred in Hindu-majority India, and （） them or eating beef is illegal or restricted across much of the country.

258693The work was often done in miserable weather and the soldiers lived in （） housing.

258694Since flowers are not classified as （）, they are often exempt from pesticide regulations.

258695I also really like the portrait （） on the phone, which is wider than the telephoto options most other smartphone cameras use.

258696When the firm went public in April, it was（） by some investment firms over its bad record on workers’ rights.

258697Many people who can’t smell will lose their appetites, putting them at risk of nutritional （） and unintended weight loss.

258698To reduce the green house effect, countries all over the world need to pursue （） emissions cuts over the next decade.

258699This study provides the first （） evidence across multiple hospitals that transplant recipients are less protected by the vaccine.

258700Extreme weather events are often from a combination of unusual, （）, short-term and natural weather patterns heightened by long-term, human-caused climate change.

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