2022年专四英语阅读理解

TextA/ 509Words/ Timeforreading:3.5minutes/TheEuropeanCommissionsaidonThursdayitwouldtoughentheregulationofmedicaldevices asaresultofconcernsraisedbybreastimplantsproducedbythedefunctFrenchcompany PIP,evenasascientificexpertreviewitorderedconcludedtherewascurrently“insufficientevidence” thatwomenusingitsproductsfaced HYPERLINK""\o"更多gre内容"\t"_blank"greaterhealthrisksthanothers.JohnDalli,healthandconsumerpolicycommissioner,pledgedtoexaminesurveillanceand operationofthe“notifiedbodies”thatscrutinisemedicaldevicesacrosstheEUinacurrentreview oflegislation,stressing:“Thecapacitytodetectandminimisetheriskoffraudmustbeincreased.”HiscommentsfollowedanofficialreportreleasedonWednesdayinFrancethatcalledfornational andEU-wideco-operationincludingrandominspectionsandsamplingofmedicaldevices topreventarepeatofthefraudulentuseofsubstandardnon-medical-gradesiliconebyPIPinimplants soldtoupto400,000womenaroundtheworld.XavierBertrand,France’sministerofhealth,calledforenhancedactioninFranceandacross Europeinthewakeofthestudy,whichhighlightedthatAfssaps,theFrenchmedicalregulator, didnotinspectPIPfromuntilatip-offledofficialstoinspectandclosedownthecompany in.Jean-ClaudeMas,itsfounder,isunderpoliceinvestigationformanslaughter.Mr.Bertrandhaspledgedtohiremorehealthinspectorsandundertakerandomcheckson medicaldevicecompaniesfollowinggrowingconcernsoveritsregulatorysystemhighlightedby thewidespreaduseofPIP’ssubstandardbreastimplants.AFrenchdecisionattheendoflastyeartoofferallwomenfreeremovalofPIPimplantstriggered similarproposalsintheUK,GermanyandtheCzechRepublicandhashelpedsparkafreshdebateover tougherEUregulationofmedicaldevices,whicharesubjecttofarlessscrutinythanpharmaceuticals.However,areviewreleasedonThursdaybytheEU’sownScientificCommitteeonEmerging andNewlyIdentifiedHealthRisksconcluded:“Breastimplantscanfail,regardlessofmanufacturer, andtheprobabilityoffailureincreaseswithtimesinceimplantation.Inmostcases,breast implantfailureappearstobewithoutidentifiablehealthconsequencesforthepatientwiththeexception ofpossiblelocalcomplications.”Itstressedthatlimiteddatameantthatwhiletherewasnolinkbetweenbreastimplantsand cancer,therewasaneedforfurtherworktounderstandthespecificrisksfromthePIPproducts.Mr.BertrandhasendorsedcallsforaparliamentaryinquiryinFranceaswellasareportfrom thecountry’ssocialaffairsinspectorate,mirroringsimilarmovesthatledtotoughnewrequirements forthepharmaceuticalindustryintroducedlastyearinthewakeofconcernsaboutServier’s drugMediator.Medicaldevicemanufacturershavecalledforreformstoensurethatthenational“notifiedbodies” whichauditthequalityoftheirproductsacrossEuropeareofaconsistentlyhighstandard,whilecautioning thattoughnewregulatoryrequirementscouldharmtheEU’scompetitiveadvantage.TheFrenchstudyshowedthatAfssapshadreceivedmultiplewarningsovertherelatively highfailurerateofPIPimplantscomparedwiththosemadebyothercompanies,eventhoughthe overallproportionremainedmodest.FromFinancialTimes,February2,1._______isthemanufacturerofthebreastimplantsunderscrutiny.A.EuropeanCommissionB.PIPC.Afssaps2.Accordingtothepassage,“notifiedbodies”inParagraph2areresponsiblefor_______.A.proposinglegislation,implementingdecisionsinEuropeanUnionB.producingandmarketingthemedicaldevicesacrosstheEUC.providingsomescientificadvicetotheEuropeanCommissionD.assessingwhetheraproductmeetscertainpreordainedstandards3.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisINCORRECTaccordingtothepassage?A.Womenusingthebreastimplantsfaced HYPERLINK""\o"更多gre内容"\t"_blank"greaterhealthrisks.B.Thecapacitytodetecttheriskoffraudshouldbeincreased.C.AnofficialreportcalledforcooperationinFranceandinotherpartsofEU.D.France’sministerofhealthhaspledgedtohiremorehealthinspectors.4.Whichofthefollowingcountrieshavenotallproposedtoofferwomenfreeremovalof PIPimplants?A.France,Germany,UKB.Germany,UK,CzechC.US,Germany,CzechD.Germany,France,Czech5.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrueaccordingtothepassage?A.ThereisaconsensusontheEUregulationofmedicaldevicesintheEuropeanUnion.B.Allbreastimplantfailureappearstobewithoutidentifiablehealthconsequences.C.ToughnewregulatoryrequirementscouldharmtheEU’scompetitiveadvantage.D.Theoverallproportionoftheimplantfailureisrelativelyhighcomparedwithothers. 答案 八年级地理上册填图题岩土工程勘察试题省略号的作用及举例应急救援安全知识车间5s试题及答案 解析：答案：1.B 试题 中考模拟试题doc幼小衔接 数学试题 下载云南高中历年会考数学试题下载N4真题下载党史题库下载 分析：本题为细节题。根据第一段“...breastimplantsproducedbythedefunctFrench companyPIP”可知B对旳。答案：2.D试题分析：本题为语义题。根据第二段“...‘notifiedbodies’thatscrutinisemedicaldevices...”和倒数第二段“‘notifiedbodies’whichauditthequalityoftheir products...”可知D对旳；A是EuropeanCommission旳职责；B是制药公司旳职责；C是ScientificCommitteeonEmergingandNewlyIdentifiedHealthRisks旳职责。答案：3.A试题分析：本题为概括题。根据第一段“therewascurrently‘insufficientevidence’that womenusingitsproductsfaced HYPERLINK""\o"更多gre内容"\t"_blank"greaterhealthrisksthanothers”可知A错误；根据第二段“Thecapacitytodetectandminimisetheriskoffraudmustbeincreased”可知B对旳；根据第三段“...anofficialreport...thatcalledfornationalandEUwide co-operation...”可知C对旳；根据第五段“Mr.Bertrandhaspledgedtohire morehealthinspectorsand...”可知D对旳。答案：4.C试题分析：本题为细节题。根据第六段“AFrenchdecisionattheendoflastyeartooffer GermanyandtheCzechRepublic”可知提出这项建议旳国家为France,UK,GermanyandCzech。全文都在讲EU，没有提到US。故C错误。答案：5.C试题分析：本题为概括题。根据第六段“sparkafreshdebateovertougherEUregulationof medicaldevices”可知A错误；根据第七段“breastimplantfailureappearstobe withoutidentifiablehealthconsequencesforthepatientwiththeexceptionofpossible localcomplications”可知B错误；根据倒数第二段“whilecautioningthattough newregulatoryrequirementscouldharmtheEU’scompetitiveadvantage”可知C对旳；根据最后一段“eventhoughtheoverallproportionremainedmodest”可知D错误。TextB/ 555Words/ Timeforreading:4minutes/HealthMinisterNicolaRoxon’slatestproposalthatpatientsbeallocatedtodoctorsonalist basisisstraightoutoftheplaybookofBritain’sNationalHealthService.Let’sthinkaboutthisfromthepatient’spointofview.Somedoctorsarebetterthanothers,the sameassomeplumbersarebetterthanothers.Thereasonmaybeabetterbedsidemanner;itmay betheyaremorecompetent;itmaybejustthatthereisasimplepersonalityclash—itmayjustbe that,attimes,thepatientwantsasecondopinion.Oritmightbethatthepatienthasapotentially embarrassingproblemthatheorshedoesnotwanttodiscusswithhisorherregulargeneralpractitioner.Somepeoplewhoareill-suitedtotheircareerchoicearealwaysgoingtoslipthroughthesystem. Inotherwords,ifyouareallocatedadoctoryoudon’tlikeorwhoisadud,youarelikelyto bestuckwithhim.Ofcourse,thegovernmentwillmakesomenoisesabout“freedomofchoice"; butintheend,adoctorwhohangsuphisshingleandsucceedsorfailsaccordingtothequalityof serviceheoffersisgoingtoprovideabetterqualityofservicethanapublicemployee.Now,alldoctors,includinggeneralpractitioners,mustbemembersoftheappropriateprofessional body,whichaccreditsthemasqualifiedpractitioners.Thismeanstheymustfirstfinish medicalschoolandthenqualifyassurgeons,physicians,ophthalmologistsorpsychiatrists.Thispostgraduatetrainingisarduousandexpensive,andpractitionersnaturallyexpectareturn ontheirinvestmentoftime,energyandmoney—theaveragemedicalgraduateisleftwith tensofthousandsofdollarsinuniversityfees.Muchismadeofthetopprofessionalswhomakemillions,buttheaverageGPisrunninga practicethatgiveshimabarelyadequatereturnonhisinvestmentinprofessionaldevelopment. Indeed,manyGPscomplaintheyarevirtuallygovernmentemployeesrelyingonMedicaretopay theirbills,butthe“virtually”isimportant.Theyremainindependentprofessionalswhosucceed orfailaccordingtotheservicetheyprovide.TherecentmovestowidenthescopeofnursepractitionersconcernmanyGPs.Whilenursepractitioners mayhavearoleinisolatedareas,anurseisnotasubstituteforageneralpractitioner,who hasyearsofundergraduateandpostgraduatetraininginfamilymedicine.Expandingtheroleofnurse practitionersmaysimplybeanaxetowieldagaintheancientenemy,thefamilyGP.Manynurseshave specialisttraining,whichmakesthemindispensableinthemedicalsystem;butanurseisnotasubstitute forprofessionally-trainedgeneralpractitionerswithyears’moreeducationbehindthem.MinisterRoxon’smovetocutMedicarepaymentsforcataractsurgeryagainfliesintheface ofreality.Onthefaceofit,itmayseemplausible—bettertechnologyequalscheaperprices. IftheFredHollowsFoundationcandocataractsurgeryfor$25,whycan’tanAustralian ophthalmologist?ThereasonisthatanAustralianeye-doctorisrunningapractice.Hehastopay areceptionist,anaccountant,rentforhisroomsandsoon—inotherwords,hehasfixedcosts, whichmeansthemoneygoesintoalotofpocketsapartfromhisown.Infact,hecan’tabsorbthe costcutsthatthegovernmentisaskinghimtoaccept.FromNewsWeekly,November28,1.WhatdidtheHealthMinisterpropose?A.tocutthemedicalprofessionalloverthecountryB.toallocatethepatientstodoctorsonalistbasisC.toincreasetheincentivesofthemedicalworkersD.torevisethepolicyonthemedicalprofession2.ThepatientmaythinksomedoctorsarebetterthanothersNOT HYPERLINK""\o"更多bec内容"\t"_blank"because________.A.somedoctorsaremorecompetentB.thereisasimplepersonalityclashC.theyhavemoredifficultproblemsD.theysometimeswantasecondopinion3.Whendoctorsfinishmedicalschool,theymaynotqualifyas________.A.surgeonsB.physiciansC.opticiansD.psychiatrists4.WhichofthefollowingstatementsaboutnursepractitionersisNOTtrue?A.Theymayhavearoleinsomeisolatedareas.B.Theyarenotasubstituteforgeneralpractitioners.C.TheyhavelesseducationbackgroundthanGP.D.Theyarethesameasfamilygeneralpractitioners.5.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingstatementsiscorrect?A.Peoplenotwell-suitedtotheircareerchoicearegoingtoslipthroughthesystem.B.AverageGPisgivenabundantreturnonhisinvestmentinprofessionaldevelopment.C.Mostofthegeneralpractitionersareworkingforthegovernment-controlledservice.D.Australianophthalmologistshavefixedcostssotheycannotdocataractsurgery.答案与解析：答案：1.B试题分析：本题为细节题。根据全文第一句“HealthMinisterNicolaRoxon’slatest proposalthatpatientsbeallocatedtodoctorsonalistbasisis...”可知应当选B。答案：2.C试题分析：本题为概括题。根据第二段可知因素也许是“somedoctorshaveabetter bedsidemanner”，“theyaremorecompetent”，或者病人“thereisa simplepersonalityclash”，“wantsasecondopinion”，“hasapotentially embarrassingproblemthatheorshedoesnotwanttodiscusswithhisorherregular generalpractitioner”。只有C没有提到。答案：3.C试题分析：本题为细节题。根据第四段“Thismeanstheymustfirstfinishmedicalschool andthenqualifyassurgeons,physicians,ophthalmologistsorpsychiatrists.”可知只有C选项opticians（眼镜商）没有提到。答案：4.D试题分析：本题为概括题。根据第七段“nursepractitionersmayhavearoleinisolated areas”，“anurseisnotasubstituteforageneralpractitioner”，“anurseisnot asubstitutefor...generalpractitionerswithyears’moreeducationbehindthem”可知A、B、C都对旳，而根据本段内容nursepractitioner又不同于familyGP（家庭全科医师），故选D。答案：5.A试题分析：本题为概括题。根据第三段“Somepeoplewhoareill-suitedtotheircareer choicearealwaysgoingtoslipthroughthesystem”可知A对旳；根据第六段“theaverageGP...thatgiveshimabarelyadequatereturnonhisinvestmentin professionaldevelopment”可知B错误；根据第六段“Theyremainindependent professionals”可知C错误；根据最后一段“IftheFredHollowsFoundationcan docataractsurgeryfor$25,whycan’tanAustralianophthalmologist?”无法判断HYPERLINK""\o"更多澳大利亚内容"\t"_blank"澳大利亚眼科医生无法做白内障手术，可知D错误。年英语专业HYPERLINK""\o"更多四级内容"\t"_blank"四级阅读理解TextASaying“thankyou”isprobablythefirstthingmostofuslearntodoinaforeignlanguage. Afterall,we’rebroughtuptobepolite,anditisimportanttomakeagoodimpressionuponother people—especiallyacrossnationaldivides.So,whatexactlyareyousupposedtosaywhen“thankyou”isonlythe20thmostpopular waytoexpressgratitude?Accordingtoarecentsurvey,19otherwaysofexpressingappreciation finishedaheadof“thankyou”inapollof3,000people.Pollstersfoundalmosthalfofthoseaskedpreferredthemoreinformal“cheers”,whileothers likedtousesuchexpressionsas“ta”,“HYPERLINK""\o"更多gre内容"\t"_blank"great”and“niceone”.So.justwhatistheappropriateformofwordstoexpressyourthanks?Fortunately,theclueisinthelanguageitself.“Cheers”,despiteitspopularity,isconsidered aninformalwaytosaythankyou—andthisisadefiniteclueastowhenyoucanbestuseit.Forinstance,whengoingforadrinkwithfriends,asmileanda“cheers”bywayofthanksis notonlyappropriatetothesituation,itisalsoculturallyaccurate.“Ta”,originatedfromtheDanishword“tak”,wasthesecond-mostpopularexpressionof thanks,andisalsocommonlyusedininformalsituations,alongwithphrasessuchas“niceone”, and“brilliant”.Interestingly,onewordthatdidn’tmakeitintothetop20was“thanks”.Thank you’sshorter,moreinformalcousin.“Thanks”canbeuseful,asitisabletobridgethedividebetweentheformalityof“thankyou” andthedownrightrelaxed“cheers”.Certainwordscandoubleasanexpressionofthanksaswellasdelight.Again,thewords themselvesoffertheclueastowhenbesttousethem.Forexample,wordslike“awesome”,“brilliant”and“youstar”featuredhighlyinthenewpoll andtheycanhintatbothyourpleasureatsomeone’saction,aswellasservingtoexpressyour thanks.Ifyouareonthereceivingendofa“new”thankyou,youcanrespondwithasimple“no problem”,or“sure”.Ofcourse,incertaincircumstances,asimplewave,nodorsmilemaybeappropriate, Forinstance,ifacardriverslowsdowntoletyoucrosstheroad,simplyraisingyourhandin acknowledgementisenoughtoshowthatyouappreciatethedriver’sconsideration.Sometimes,formalityisnecessary,and“thankyou”isstillthebestchoiceinsuchsituations.Butstudentsshouldnotworryaboutwhenexactlytousecertainexpressions.ManypeopleinWesterncountriesareworriedthatgoodmannersareindecline.Peopleare tiredofseeingtheiractsofkindnessandservicepasswithoutcomment.Sodon’tthinkthatyour “thankyou”wasclumsyorawkwardlyformal.Thechancesare,ifyousaid“thankyou”,you madesomeone’sday.Youstar.81.Wecantellfromtheresultsofthepollthat_____.A.peopleareunconcernedaboutpolitenessnowadays.B.“thankyou”remainsthebestexpressionofgratitude.C.thereisavarietyofexpressionsofappreciation.D.therearemoreformalexpressionsthaninformalones.82.Whichword/phrasedoesNOTappearinthetop20?A.Cheers.B.Thanks.C.Brilliant.D.Youstar.83.Accordingtothepassage.whichisanappropriateresponseto“awesome”or“brilliant”?A.Thanks.B.Cheers.C.Niceone.D.Sure.84.Accordingtothepassage.thewayinwhichweexpressourgratitudedependsonallthe followingEXCEPT_____.A.gender.B.formality.C.culture.D.circumstance.85.Inthelastparagraphtheauthorencouragespeopleto_____.A.continuetheiractsofkindness.B.behavethemselveswell.C.showtheirgratitudetoothers.D.stopworryingaboutbadmanners.答案及解析：81.C。细节类。文章第二段“Accordingtoarecentsurvey,19otherwaysofexpressingappreciation finishedaheadof‘thankyou’inapollof3000people.”根据调查成果，除了“thankyou”尚有其她体现感谢旳方式。82.B。细节类。“Interestingly,onewordthatdidn’tmakeitintothetop20was‘thanks’”83.D。推理类。在回答“awesome”“brilliant”时，可以回答“noproblem”“sure”.84.A。推理类。在选择体现感谢旳方式时，要考虑与否正式，还要考虑文化和环境因素。85.C。推理类。最后一段作者鼓励人们要及时体现感谢。TextBFromto,Americanhouseholdslost$l1trillioninrealestate,savings,andstocks. MorethanhalfofallU.S.workerseitherlosttheirjobsorwereforcedtotakecutsinhoursorpay duringtherecession.Theworstmaybebehindthemnow,buttheshockinglossesofthepastfew yearshavereshapednearlyeveryfacetoftheirlives—howtheylive,work,andspend—eventhe waytheythinkaboutthefuture.ForCindy,therecessionbeganwhenherhusbandwasrelocatedtoRhinelander,Wisconsin. byhiscompanyforcingthefamilytomoveinahurry.Thecoupleboughtanewhousebutwere unabletoselltheirtwo-bedroomhomeinBigLake,Minnesota.Withtwomortgages(抵押借款)andtwoyoungchildrentocarefor,Cindycouldn’timaginehowtostretchherhusband’spaycheck tokeepherfamilyfed．ThenshestumbleduponanonlinecommunitycalledBlotanical,aforumforgardeners, manywithaninterestinsustainability.“ThemoreIreadanddiscussedthesepractices,themoreI realizedthiswouldhelpnotonlyourbudgetbutalsoourhealth,”shesays.Cindyadmitsthatbeforetherecession,shewasacitygirlwithnointerestingrowingherown dinner．“I HYPERLINK""\o"更多gre内容"\t"_blank"grewflowersmostly—Ididn’tthinkaboutplantsthatweren’tvisuallyinteresting”.Buttostretchherbudget,shebeganputtinginvegetablesandfruit—everythingfromstrawberry bedstoappletrees—andasherfirstseedlingsgrew，herspiritslifted．Shenolongerthinksof gardeningandmakingherownjamsasjustamoneysaver；they’reagenuinepleasure．“It’s broughtusclosertogetherasafamily,too.”shesays．Herkidsvoluntarilypitchinwith(积极协助)thegardenwork，andthefamilycookstogetherinsteadofeatingout．Thefoodtastesbetter—it’sfresherandorganic—andthegardenhandilyfulfillsitsoriginalpurpose：costcutting．Nowshespendsabout$200to$300amonthongroceries,lessthanhalfofthe$650amonththat sheusedtolayout．Afterdiscoveringhowresourcefulshecanbeintoughtimes,Cindyisnolongereasily discouraged.“ItmakesmefeelproudtobeabletosayImadeitmyself,”shesays.“Ifeel accomplished,andI’mmoreconfidentaboutattemptingthingsI’veneverdonebefore.”Nowshe avoidsconveniencestoresandhasbegunlearningtoknit，quilt，andmakeherownsoap.“I don’tthinkIwouldhaveeverbegunthisjourneyifitweren’tfortherecession，”shesays.“I haveafeelingthatfromnowon,itwillaffectmyfamily’shealthandhappinessforthebetter.”86．Welearnfromthefirstparagraphthattherecession_____.A．affectedAmericansincertainoccupations．B．had HYPERLINK""\o"更多gre内容"\t"_blank"greatimpactonAmericans’workandlife．C．hadonlybroughthugelossesinsavingsandstocks．D．isoverwithsomeofthelossesrecovered.87．Whatmadethefamily’sfinancialsituationevenworsewasthatthey_____.A．movedtoRhinelanderinahurry．B．hadtwochildrentoraise．C．didn’tknowanyoneinRhinelander．D．couldn’tselltheirhomeinBigLake．88．WhichofthefollowingstatementsisCORRECT?A．Cindyhadseenthebenefitsofgardeninginadifferentway．B．Cindyhaddevelopedahobbyofgardeningbeforetherecession．C．Cindyhadalreadyhadakeeninterestinsustainability．D．Cindyhadalreadyplannedtomeetthegardeners．89．Inaddition,Cindyviewsgardeningasagenuinepleasure HYPERLINK""\o"更多bec内容"\t"_blank"becausegardening_____.A．helpedhercutlivingcostsalmostbyhalf．B．enabledhertomakeherownjams．C．builtupfamilytiesandkids’enthusiasm．D．enabledhertoknowmoreaboutplants．90．WhatdoesCindythinkofthedifficulttimesshehasgonethrough?A．Itgavethecoupleandtheirkidsatoughlesson．B．Itgaveherconfidenceandoptimism．C．Itwouldcomeagainandaffectthefamily．D．Itleftalastingpsychologicalimpactonthefamily．答案与解析：86.B。主旨类。文章第一段描述了经济衰退对美国人旳工作和生活旳巨大影响。87.D。推理类。从第二段中我们懂得Cindy家庭由于工作，新买了一套房子，但是不能把自己住旳房子卖掉，因此要还两套房子旳贷款。因此家庭经济困难。88.A。推理类。从文章第三段我们懂得Cindy从园艺工作中收获颇多。89.C。细节类。从文章第四段我们得知，耕种使得家庭联系更紧密，孩子们也更有热情参与其中。90.B。推理类。文章最后一段中“IfeelaccomplishedandI’mmoreconfidentattempting thingsI’veneverdonebefore.”,我们可以推理出困难时期旳经历让Cindy更加自信和乐观。TextDNomatterhowmanytimesyouhaveseenimagesofthegoldenmaskofboykingTutankhamen, comefacetofacewithitinEgypt’sCairomuseum，andyouwillsuckinyourbreath．ItwasonNov4,1923,thatBritisharchaeologistHowardCarterstumbledonastoneatthe baseofthetombofanotherpharaoh(法老)inLuxorthateventuallyledtoasealeddoorway．Then,onNov23，Carterfoundaseconddoorandwhenhestuckhisheadthroughit,whathe sawwastostuntheworld．Insidelaythe HYPERLINK""\o"更多gre内容"\t"_blank"greatstonecoffin，enclosingthreechestsofgildedwood．Afewmonthslater,whenacranelifteditsgranitecoverandonecoffinafteranotherwas removed,Carterfoundasolidblockofgoldweighing110kg．Initwasthemummy(木乃伊)ofthe19-year-oldTutankhamen，coveredingoldwiththatsplendidfuneralmask．Andallthislay buriedformorethan3,000years．MonthsaftermytriptoEgypt,IcanrelivetherushofemotionIfeltandsensethehushthat descendedonthecrammedCairomuseum’sTutankhamengallery．Cairo,adustycityof20millionpeople,isaplacewheretimeseemstobothstandstill andrushintoutterchaos．Itisaplacewheretheancientandcontemporaryhappilygoalongon paralleltracks．TaketheGreatPyramidsofGiza,sittingonthewesternedgeofthecity．Evenasthe settingsunsilhouettesthesegiganticstructuresagainstthegreatdesertexpanse,acallforprayer floatsoversemi-finishedapartmentblocksfilledwiththeactivityofcitylife．WhilecarefulplanningfortheafterlifemaylieburiedundergroundinCairo,itisnoiseand confusiononthestreets．Donkeycartsbattleforspacewithpedestriansandtheonlyoperativeroadruleis“mightisright．”Butitisacitythatisfulloflife—fromthesmallroadside restaurantstothecoffeeshopswheremenandwomensmoketheshisha(水烟壶)．Donkeycartspiledhighwithflat-breadsmagicallyfindtheirwayinandoutthemaddening traffic;youngwomeninlongskirtsandheadscarvesholdhandswithyoungmeninopencollarshirts,whileconverHYPERLINK""\o"更多sat内容"\t"_blank"sationsdwellonKuwait’schancesatthesoccerWorldCup．96．Accordingtothecontext,“suckinyourbreath”means“feelasenseof____”．A．aweB．horrorC．doubtD．delight97．WhichofthefollowingstatementsaboutthediscoveryofthemummyisINCORRECT?A．ThemummywasfirstdiscoveredbyaBritisharchaeologist．B．Thediscoveryofthemummycameasasurprise．C．Themummywasfoundlyingrightinsidethestonecoffin．D．Themaskedmummywascoveredingold．98．WhichwordCANNOTbeusedtodescribethecityofCairo?A．Crowdedness．B．Quiet．C．Noise．D．Confusion．99．Whichpairofwords/phrasesindicatescontrast?A．Giganticstruc