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38901The psychiatrist is neither for nor against one party in the legal（）, and everything he discovers or determines is reported in court, whether it favors the defense or prosecution arguments.（proceed; 请用所给单词的正确形式填空。）
38902Low-achieving students tend to be more dependent on classmates, but high-achieving students generally engage more often in （）interactions with classmates.
38903I paused at the （）of the two streets.
38904Knowing that there had been some （）between her children, Marry had kept them apart as much as possible during the trip to New York.
38905Both nations have （）the ceasefire agreement on numerous occasions.
38906After the guests left, the temperature in the room suddenly became icy, and the candles flickered as （）a gust of air had passed over them.
38907The dominant society see Chinese people from a limited perspective, （）the stereotype.
38908Many parents are caught （）because they have to protect their kids, and at the same time, promote the kids' independence.
38909Trembling hands and legs may （）feelings of fear or nervousness.
38910While beef is commonly eaten by the Muslim population, it is a （）for traditional Hindus.
38911The author’s mother described her Sau-sau by using the expression “n（）c（）” at the dinner because she believed that her Sau-sau just pretended to be polite.（请根据首字母提示写出合适的单词。填写答案时请填写完整单词。）
38912There is no one word in Chinese for “yes” or “no”, which is not because Chinese people are discreet, but because their answer is specific to what is asked.
38913The author feels that the description of Chinese people as being “modest and polite” is annoying because such a description does not express new ideas, honest emotions or considered thought.
38914To support her opinion that to understand the difference between languages and behavior just through literal translation may lead to wrong generalizations, the author mentions how an outside observer might view Chinese people by just listening to her moth
38915The author agrees with the description of Chinese language and culture as being indirect and polite.
38916The generalization of Chinese people as “polite and modest” in American society is based upon in-depth study of Chinese culture.
38917The right way for the Chinese to respond at the dinner table in America is to say directly whether they want to have anything or not.
38918The dominant American society appreciates and respects Chinese people for being modest and discreet.
38919How did the article in The New York Times Magazine describe Chinese language and culture?
38920What stereotypes of Chinese Americans are depicted in the media?
38921Scholars are exceedingly proud of their intellects and never pass up a chance to tell the world how smart they are; this is typical （）academics.（请填入正确的介词或副词。）
38922The exhibits in the museum are structured like the many little threads of a spider web, with each str（）adding to the larger picture.（请根据字母提示填入正确的单词；填写答案时需填入完整的单词。）
38923The bridge is structurally （）and has some section loss, cracking, holes, tears and failed deck joints, according to a state inspection report from January.（deficiency; 请用所给单词的合适形式填空。）
38924At the press conference two days ago, the spokesman for the Defense Ministry refused to voice an opinion （）the war.（请填入正确的介词或副词。）
38925The approaches adopted to affix value （）land vary from state to state, and the values of commercial land are assessed each year.（请填入正确的介词或副词。）
38926The cheese cake Jenny made for the dinner was so delicious that it was simply（）.（resist; 请用所给单词的合适形式填空。）
38927The school choir does not have enough（）time to prepare for public performances.（rehearse; 请用所给单词的合适形式填空。）
38928It is important for every man to understand how to treat women with respect and （）.（admire;　请用所给单词的合适形式填空。）
38929Girls grow up playing with dolls（）so that if they were human they would be seven feet tall and weigh 61 pounds, with tiny thigh and a large upper body.（proportion;　请用所给单词的合适形式填空。）
38930Vocabulary words are the building blocks of your language ability, but don't be（）with just memorizing vocabulary. It's more useful to know how to use 50 words than to memorize 100.（obsess; 请用所给单词的合适形式填空。）
38931As a top industrial designer in the world today, he thinks design is （）just making attractive products.　It can also help change the way people live.
38932As the financial crisis got worse, people throughout the country went out onto the street to express their （）over Wall Street's greed.
38933Morgan was so excited about the concert that she （）three outfits that morning before settling on a miniskirt and leggings with boots.
38934（）your heart （）love and you will have a broad mind.
38935Her good looks, （）her elegance, is devoted to her popularity among the boys.
38936No amount of money with her life will （）her desire for comfort.
38937At the end of his term in office, the governor was criticized for failure to （）his campaign promise.
38938Mrs. McBride, my neighbor, was a fanatic（狂热的）gardener, planting lots of flowers and vegetables on the （）at the back of her house.
38939The two teams each have their strengths and their weaknesses, and thus they can （）each other when working on the project together.（）
38940She decided to buy that car because it used less gasoline and had the two （）she couldn't live without: a GPS and a CD player.（）
38941The author points out that women care much about their appearance due to pressure from men.
38942Girls’ toys are proportioned to have extreme measures of the body（e.g. in terms of height, weight, and waist size）, whereas most of boys’ toys look weird rather than handsome.
38943Women are not confident with their appearance because they are put in an inferior social status.
38944According to the text, men and women evaluate their appearance differently in a way that men are satisfied with being average-looking, paying little attention to their looks, while women pay great attention to their body and image, considering their appea
38945It is very difficult, or even impossible, for a man to give a right answer when a woman asks him how she looks, because men cannot have an honest yet sensitive response to the question.
38946Which statement about plagiarism is NOT true?
38947An engineering paper is most likely to follow （）.
38948While creating technical documents, we should get permission or pay for the use of copyrighted sources except for （）.
38949Why is it important to document sources correctly
38950Repurposing is a strategy used in content management while dealing with an ongoing project. Repurposing refers to the process of （）when it is suitable to the current project. Repurposing can save time and resource.
38951While conducting an interview, which of the followings is NOT recommended？
38952While conducting an observation, which of the followings is NOT recommended?
38953Which statement about citation is correct?
38954（）is NOT considered secondary resource.
38955（）is considered primary data.
38956Use （）numerals to number the report text pages.
38957The （）matter of a report may include supplementary material such as a glossary, appendices, and/or bibliography.
38958Activity reports and progress reports are similar because they both summarize activities over a specified period. But a（n）（）report summarizes general activities of a work group over a specified time period.
38959A progress report can take the following forms: letter, （）, email, or formal report.
38960A （）report is a document that describes what has been done and what is left to do on only one project.
38961The （）refers to all the material and information preceding the text of the report.
38962Which of the following pages are NOT numbered except （）?
38963Which of the following should be included in the table of contents?
38964If you don’t have time to read an entire formal report, you can consult its （）for a general picture of the report.
38965（）reports answer the question “Here’s what we should do and why”.
38966Which of the following is an analytical report?
38967The writer explains why each criterion was chosen and why they are ranked as they are in the （）section.
38968（）section is the most important part of a report where the writer clarifies and explains the significance of the results.
38969A（n）（）report is a written answer to a problem or a need that arises in the workplace.
38970The benefit list should show that you understand what readers will gain by adopting your plan.
38971Exaggerated promises in persuasive proposals will not damage reputations.
38972A persuasive proposal might not be a readable one.
38973Proposals often follow an introduction/body/conclusion structure.
38974Persuasiveness is the sole of a proposal.
38975Unsolicited proposals are those that have been requested by the audience.
38976The （）proposal asks for approval to begin a study or an investigation.
38977RFP is the short form of （）for a Proposal. It outlines the proposal requirements and represents the first stage of creating a proposal, that is, analyzing the RFP.
38978The （）proposal seeks money from a government agency, foundation, or other funding source for a specified project.
38979In the （）of proposals, you should reemphasize need and feasibility and encourage action.
38980In the （）of proposals, you should demonstrate the need for the project, your qualifications for tackling the project, and your clear understanding of what needs to be done and how to proceed.
38981A（n）（）is a persuasive document that offers a solution to an identified problem or need.
38982Compound-complex sentences can keep readers focused on one step at a time, while short words, short sentences, and short paragraphs may create confusion.
38983Put safety information wherever you think the reader is likely to see it; sometimes a reasonable amount of repetition is effective.
38984“Caution” is used to alert readers about serious injury or serious damage to equipment.
38985The best policy to deal with potential dangers in writing instructions is to state disclaimers clearly.
38986It is necessary to ask someone to test the accuracy of the instructions and clarity of the steps.
38987The imperative mood is often used in writing instructions, because it is more direct and economical.
38988Positive words, such as “Thank you” and “pleasure” may help achieve positive customer contact.
38989Compared with numbers, bullet points and letters are better choices for helping readers locate steps.
38990A title page must consist of the topic, contact information, warranties and a graphic.
38991Leaving out some articles, some pronouns and some verbs can make the instructions short and brief, but somewhat difficult for readers to understand.
38992If the instructions are for the technicians, plain language and a glossary for specialized terms are really necessary.
38993Instructions spell out the steps required for completing a task or a series of tasks.
38994Some applicants write a summary in the beginning of a resume to summarize all that he is writing in the following sections.
38995You use perfect present tense for jobs you held and present tense for jobs you currently hold.
38996Sentence fragments are not allowed in a resume.
38997The line spacing between items is important because it can make your resume appear clearly organized.
38998Passive voice is usually used in describing positions or responsibilities in a resume.
38999In the Objective section of a resume, you only need to state in which field you’d like to work.
39000In the employment paragraph of a cover letter, an applicant should explain how the special skills gained from his/her previous work experience make him/her well-suited for the position he/she is applying for.
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