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I. 1.d 2.a 3.c 4.c 5.a II. 1.curious 2.take apart 3.stimulate 4.relationship 5.previously 6.pleasant 7.solution 8.proper 9.determine 10.growth III. 1.regardless of 2.at night 3.in the light of 4.at least 5.am willing 6.carry out 7.in advance 8.adapt... 9.lay ...aside 10.combine...with IV. 1.frequently 2.perfectly 3.scientifically 4.completely 5.relatively 6.exactly 7.absolutely 8.entirely 9.rapidly 10.extremely V. 1.The cause-and-effect principle can be used to solve some scientific problems. 2.The rapid development in science stimulates many enterprises to seek new ways out. 3.Respect for the views of orders is also a scientific attitude. 4.Open-minddedness lies in the ability to accept new and sometimes even disagreeable ideas. 5.Young children are always curious about everything. I. 1.a.known b.unknown c.know 2.a.regards b.regarded c.regardless 3.a.acceptable b.acceptability c.accepted 4.a.frequently b.frequent c.frequency II. 1.Failure 2.relationship 3.environment 4.imagination 5.findings 6.evidence 7.phenomenon 8.curiosity 9.attitude 10.solution III. 1.Man wondered why birds could fly while human beings could not. 2.The child took apart the toy,but he didn't know how to put it together. 3.They will carry out the experiment regardless of what will happen. 4.Tired as she was,she is still willing to help others. 5.We should not laugh at those who have made mistakes. 6.We are determined to seek the solutions to these problems. 7.In the light of our present knowledge,the finding may be considered acceptable. 8.You should adapt yourselves to the new environment. I. 1.T 2.T 3.F 4.T 5.F 6.T 7.F 8.F 9.T 10.F II. 1.Curiosity 2.reading,laboratory experiment 3.nuclear physics,bilolgical engineering,microelectronics 4.searching the literature 5.foundations 6.clues 7.a logical classification ,a mathematical analysis 8."best" guess 9.which has different values under different conditions 10.recognizing the problem,collecting information,organizing the information,making a hypothesis,making experiments I. 1.e 2.c 3.a 4.b 5.d II. 1.procedures 2.background 3.account 4.confidence 5.modified 6.obtain 7.indicated 8.variables 9.resulted,from 10.turned,out I. 1.having a family Ö÷Óhaving children ±öÓï 2.transmitting and receiving information over long distances ½é´Ê±öÓï 3.learning a language Ö÷Óï 4.taking the material we want to remember and relating it to something we remember a accurately ½é´Ê±öÓï 5.being paid a smaller amount of money ½é´Ê±öÓdoing the same work ½é´Ê±öÓï 6.hurting others ½é´Ê±öÓï 7.taking the back way½é´Ê±öÓbeingseen ±öÓï 8.building their houses ½é´Ê±öÓï 9.having come through the battle of life ½é´Ê±öÓï 10.finding right building materials ±íÓbuilding¡¡¶¨Óï II. 1. to say 2.leading 3.to say 4.eating 5.to learn,experienced 6.belonging 7.banking;leaving 8.doing 9.finished 10.smoking,eating 11.driving 12.buying,washing,to make 13.going 14.happening,controlling 15.to bring 16.to be done,to move 17.being discovered 18.meeting 19.being,to help 20.knowing;learning III. 1.C 2.D 3.D 4.B 5.A 6.D 7.C 8.C 9.C 10.A |
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