1. A Scientist: I Am the Enemy
by Ron Kline

2. Topics for Discussion
Passage Learning
Exercises

3. The use of animals for medical
research is a highly emotional topic for
many people. Animal-rights activists
condemn research on animals, claiming
that many medical experiments are not
only inhumane but actually unnecessary.
Alternatives to animal experimentation
exist, they argue, if only medical
researchers were willing to make use of
them. A physician and medical researcher,
exciting

4. Ron Kline addresses the claims of the
activists and, in the process, makes some compelling claims of his own.
I am the enemy! One of those vilified, inhumane physician-scientists involved in animal research. How strange, for I have never thought of myself as an evil person. I became a pediatrician because of my love for children and my desire to keep them healthy. During medical school and
forceful &convincing
at the same time

5. against which medicine has made tremendous progress, but still has
实习期
residency, however, I saw many children die of leukemia, prematurity and traumatic injury—circumstances
against which medicine has made tremendous progress, but still has
far to go. More important, I also saw children, alive and healthy, thanks to advances in medical science such as infant respirators, powerful antibiotics, new surgical techniques and the entire field of organ transplantation.
白血病 早产 外伤
residency
The period during which a physician receives specialized clinical training.
Premature:
Born after a gestation period of less than the normal time:
早产的：在短于正常时间的妊娠期后出生的：
Malignant　　adj.
Threatening to life; virulent:
致命的：威胁生命的；恶性的：
a malignant disease.
一种致命的疾病
Tending to metastasize; cancerous. Used of a tumor.
癌的：癌转移倾向的；癌的。用以指肿瘤的
a benign tumor.
良性肿瘤
抗生素
呼吸器
器官移植

6. have no particular interest or concern for, apathetic
My desire to tip the scales in favor of the healthy, happy children drew me to medical research.
My accusers claim that I impose torture on animals for the sole purpose of career advancement. My experiments supposedly have no relevance to medicine and are easily replaced by computer simulation. Meanwhile, an indifferent public
Who?
the only one
have no particular interest or concern for, apathetic
Military affairs, physics, aeronautics, hydraulics, even film-making business

7. barely watches, convinced that the issue has no significance, and publicity-conscious politicians increasingly give way to the demands of the activists.
We in medical research have also been inexcusably indifferent. We have allowed the most extreme animal-rights protesters to seize the initiative and frame the issue as one of "animal deception." We have been
just/only
unpardonable apathetic ?

8. self-satisfied/pleased
complacent in our belief that a
knowledgeable public would sense the importance of animal research to the public health. Perhaps we have been mistaken in not responding to the emotional tone of the argument created by those sad posters of animals by waving equally sad posters of children dying of leukemia or cystic fibrosis.

9. Much is made of the pain imposed on these animals in the
name of medical science. The animal rights activists maintain that this is evidence of our malevolent and sadistic nature. A more reasonable argument, however, can be advanced in our defense. Life is often cruel, both to animals and human beings. Teenagers get thrown from the back of a pickup truck and suffer severe
put forward/propose

10. Refer to P103, A Must for Learners
head injuries. Toddlers, barely able to walk, find themselves at the bottom
of a swimming pool while a parent checks the mail. Physicians hoping to relieve the pain and suffering these tragedies cause have but three choices: create an animal model of the injury or disease and use that model to understand the process and test new therapies; experiment on human beings some experiments will

11. Some animal-rights activists would suggest a fourth choice,
succeed, most will fail or finally, leave medical knowledge static, hoping that accidental discoveries will lead us to the advances.
Some animal-rights activists would suggest a fourth choice,
claiming that computer models can simulate animal experiments, thus
making the actual experiments unnecessary. Computers can simulate,
In P5, the writer put forward argument of activists and then attack it in his own defence.

12. reasonably well, the effects of well-understood principles on complicated
systems, as in the application of the laws of physics to airplane and
automobile design. However, when the principles themselves are in
question, as is the case with the complicated biological systems under
study, computer modeling alone is of little value.
under debate/being challenged

13. One of the terrifying effects of the effort to restrict the use of
animals in medical research is that the impact will not be felt for years and decades: drugs that might have been discovered will not be; surgical techniques that might have been developed will not be; and fundamental biological processes that might have been understood will remain mysteries. There is the
Parallelism & omission
discovered
developed

14. pacify平息，安抚
danger that politically expedient solutions will be found to placate a vocal minority, while the consequences of those decisions will not be apparent until long after the decisions are made and the decision-makers forgotten.
Fortunately, most of us enjoy good health, and the trauma of
watching one's child die has become
Who?
Serve the purpose for the moment but may be morally wrong 权宜之计
What?
are

15. a rare experience. Yet our good
fortune should not make us unappreciative of the health we enjoy or the advances that make it possible. Vaccines, antibiotics, insulin and drugs to treat heart disease, hypertension and stroke are all based on animal research. Most complex surgical procedures, such as coronary-artery bypass and organ transplantation, are initially developed
胰岛素 疫苗
冠状动脉分流术
first

16. in animals. Presently undergoing animal studies are techniques to insert genes in humans in order to replace the defective ones found to be the cause of so much disease. These studies will effectively end if animal research is severely restricted.
In America today, death has become an event isolated from our daily existence out of the sight and thoughts of most of us. As a doctor
certainly, actually

17. who has watched many children die, and their parents grieve, I am particularly angered by people capable of so much compassion for a dog or a cat, but with seemingly so little for a dying human being. These people seem so isolated from the reality of human life and death and what it means.
Make no mistake, however: I am not advocating the needlessly cruel

18. treatment of animals. To the extent that the animal-rights movement has made us more aware of the needs of these animals and made us search harder for suitable alternatives, they have made a significant contribution. But if the more radical members of this movement are successful in limiting further research, their efforts
will bring about a tragedy that will cost many lives. The real question is

19. whether an indifferent majority can be aroused to protect its future against a vocal, but misdirected, minority.

20. 1. Have you ever heard about medical research on animals or animal rights movement?
Claude Bernard, 1813—1878
he was one of the founders of proper, experimental physiology, and started the experiments on animals.
It was in Britain in the 18th century that the advocacy of animal rights began. The animal rights movement has grown considerably in recent decades. As a result of protests by animal rights groups, hunting endangered species has been banned in most countries. Now some animal right groups have focused their attention on the treatment of animals in scientific research.

21. 2. What animal is most often used in animal experiments?

22. 3. Do you think it is really necessary to conduct experiments on animals? Why or why not?
If you type the key words “animal experiments” into a search engine on the Internet, you will find in the tens of thousands of searching results,

23. most of words used to modify “animal experiments” are:
Sadistic, brutal, cruel, shame, disaster, etc., which indicates that quite a few people take an opposing position against this issue, but what stand does the writer take in the text? How does he uphold his stand?

24. activist:
n A proponent or practitioner of activism:
激进主义分子，行动主义分子
political activists.
政治激进分子
adj. Of, relating to, or engaged in activism, or being an activist.
激进主义的, 有关激进主义分子的

25. The debate over animal experiments is deadly serious
The debate over animal experiments is deadly serious. In Britain, we've seen bombings, hunger strikes and death threats. The scientists involved, labeled "torturers", live in fear of becoming the next target. Peaceful campaigners for animal rights find themselves branded as "terrorist sympathizers".

26. condemn: vt.
⑴ To express strong disapproval of:
谴责：表达强烈的反对意见：
e.g. All the world would ~ the
country for selling the nuclear
weapon.
⑵ To pronounce judgment against; to sentence:
宣判：对…作出判决；宣判

27. e.g. The prisoner was ~ed to life imprisonment.
Word formation:
condemn=con+demn(damn)谴责，指责；诅咒
con- (also col-, com-, cor-) with, together
e.g. conduct, collaborate, combine, correlate, etc.

28. alternative n.
The choice between two mutually
exclusive possibilities.
两者择一，抉择：对两个互相排斥的可能情况的选择
e.g. There was no other alternative but to fight till the victory.
除了战斗直到胜利,别无选择。

29. Compare choice， alternative， preference， selection， election
这些名词中都表示选择的行为、
能力或权力。
Choice 广泛地指从一组人或物中进行
选择的自由：
The store offers a wide choice of
fruits and vegetables.
商店提供许多可供选择的水果和蔬菜。
Each of these nouns denotes the act, power, or right of choosing.
Choice implies broadly the freedom to choose from a set, as of persons or things:

30. I had no choice—their decision was final.
我没有选择的余地——他们的决定已
成定局。
Alternative 强调在只有两种可能性或
者行为方式之间所作的选择：
“An unhappy alternative is before you,
Elizabeth Your mother will never
see you again if you do not marry
Mr. Collins, and I will never see you
again if you do ” (Jane Austen).
Alternative emphasizes a choosing between only two possibilities or courses of action:
Option often stresses a power or liberty to choose that has been granted, as by an authority:
Option 常常侧重于已经被权威等所授予的一种选择能力或自由：
The option lies between accepting the candidate the administration proposes and reconstituting the search committee.
可以在接受由领导提名的候选人以及重组选拔委员会之间作出选择。
Preference indicates choice based on one's values, bias, or predilections:
“伊丽莎白，你面前摆着只有两种令人不快的选择。…如果你不 嫁给柯林斯先生，你母亲会再也不愿见到你，而如果你 要 嫁给他，我会再也不愿见到你” （简·奥斯丁）。

31. Selection suggests a variety of things or persons to choose from:
Preference 指基于个人价值观、偏
见或偏好上的选择：
We were offered our preference of
wines.
我们可以选择自己喜欢的葡萄酒。
Selection 含有可供选择的许多不同
的人或物的意思：
Parents should exercise care in their
selection of the movies their young
children see. 家长们在为他们年幼的
孩子们挑选所看的电影时应小心谨慎。
Selection suggests a variety of things or persons to choose from:

32. Election especially emphasizes the use of judgment in choosing:
The university recommends the
election of courses in composition and
literature.
校方建议选择有关写作与文学的课程。
Election especially emphasizes the use of judgment in choosing:

33. If only... Subjunctive mood Translation practice: 如果我四级考试再多考一分就好了！
如果老板能给我配一个笔记本电脑该有多好呀！
If only I got one more point in my band-4 exam!
If only my boss could have me equipped with a portable computer!

34. A physician and medical researcher
冠词的用法:
and连接的两个词只有一个冠词,表
示的是同一个概念，同一人，同一
事的时候，谓语动词用单数，如:
The head master and mathematical teacher is coming.
The head master and the mathematical teacher are coming.

35. Q: This text is an Argumentation, or rather, a Refutation
Q: This text is an Argumentation, or rather, a Refutation. (驳论) Read the introduction carefully and find the claim (the thesis) of the text.

36. claim:
scientists should or should not be allowed to experiment on animals.
the writer proponent
the animal activists opponent

37. Animal activists’ claims: Animal experimentation is __________.
inhumane
unnecessary
How do they support their claims?
How does the writer attack their claims?
Let’s go!

38. address vt./n.
1. to speak to
~ed me in low tones
2. to make a formal speech to
The football captain ~ed his team.
3. to direct (a spoken or written message) to the attention of:
提出：提交（口头或书面的报告）以引起…的注意：

39. ~ a protest to the committee
向委员会提交抗议书
~ claims
4. to mark with a destination:
写地址：标注目的地
address a letter.

40. “I am the enemy!”
(irony) It means the opposite of what it appears to say.
In fact, the writer raises his strong voice:
I am NOT the enemy!

41. doctor 医生, 大夫, 尤其用于内科医生、牙医或 兽医 physician 内科医生 surgeon 外科医生 medicine
pediatrician
儿科医生
medicine
内科学
surgery
doctor n.
A person, especially a physician, dentist, or veterinarian, trained in the healing arts and licensed to practice.
physician n.
A person who practices general medicine as distinct from surgery.
surgeon
A physician specializing in surgery.
pediatrician
A physician who specializes in pediatrics.
外科学,外科手术
pediatrics
小儿科

42. “…circumstances against which
medicine has made tremendous
progress, but still has far to go.”
Medicine has made tremendous progress against (those) circumstances, but (medicine) still has far to go.
as a defense/protection
against:

43. how far have you got? [+with] So far so good.
progress/succeed
Expression:
how far have you got? [+with]
So far so good.
sb. will/should go far: be successful in the future
e.g.
How far did you get with the cleaning?
She is an excellent musician and
should go far.
To an advanced point or stage:
进一步的阶段：到达前面的一点或程度：
How far have you got? Used when asking or talking about how much of sth. sb. Has done or how much they have achieved?
a brilliant student who will go far.
会很有发展的聪明学生

44. thanks to: as the result of, owing to
Thanks to your help, we were
successful.
Antonym: small thanks to (used
ironically)
We were successful, but small thanks to you.

45. <attributive>
My desire to tip the scales in favor
of the healthy, happy children drew
me to medical research.
This sentence is a repetition of the 4th sentence. (L3)
Paraphrase: My desire to keep children healthy and happy attracted me to medical research.

46. tip the scales/balance: to give a
slight advantage to sb. or sth.
（喻）使形势朝…方向发展
Your support tipped the balance in our favor.
in favor of sb/ in sb’s favor
1. to the advantage of
A university diploma is in your favor while applying for a job.

47. 2. In support of; approving
We are in favor of her promotion to president.
Expressions:
do sb a ~
ask a ~ of sb
owe sb a ~
return a ~
(fall) out of favor
Fall out of favor: stop being liked
owe sb a favor (=feel that you should help someone because they have helped you):
return a favor (=help someone because they have helped you):

48. Main idea of P1 Animal-rights activists should not
condemn me (the author) as if I
were the enemy because I involve
myself in medical research on
animals for the purpose of keeping
children healthy and happy.

49. Q: The first 2 sentences of P2
are used to explain which of
the following:
animal experiments are
inhumane
Animal experiments are
unnecessary

50. Q: Which word in the first 2
sentences of P2 shows that my
accusers are not sure about
their claim?
supposedly uncertainty of
their claim

51. Expressions of Purpose: serve a purpose
The discussion serves a twin ~—
instruction and feedback.
on purpose
Jack’s been really annoying me and I
think he’s doing it on ~.
to good purpose
With good results.
有益地，有成效地
to little purpose或
to no purpose
With few or no results.
几乎徒劳的，少有成效地

52. to good purpose/to no purpose:
with good results or with no results
She has used her musical talents to
good ~.

53. Main idea of P2-3 The reasons why animal-rights
activists are having their way.

54. …publicity-conscious politicians increasingly give way to the
demands of the activists.
publicity-conscious: thinking a lot about public image of one’s own
e.g. safety-conscious/fashion-~/self-~
recipes for calorie-conscious slimmers
self-conscious adj.
Aware of oneself as an individual or of one's own being, actions, or thoughts.
自我意识的，自觉的：作为个体或自己的存在、行动或思想意识到自己
Socially ill at ease:
忸怩的：怕难为情的：
a self-conscious teenager.
一个怕难为情的少年
Excessively conscious of one's appearance or manner:
有自我意识的：过分注重自己仪表或行为的：
a young, self-conscious executive.
过分注重仪表的执政官
Showing the effects of self-consciousness; stilted:
夸张的：表现得做作的；浮夸的：
self-conscious prose.
浮夸的散文
slimmer n.
<英>(通过节食、运动等)减轻体重者,减肥者

55. give way
1. to break because of too much
weight or pressure:
The bridge eventually gave way.
2. to be replaced by: [+to]
Steam trains finally gave way to
electricity.
3. to yield to:
Alison is too stubborn to ~.

56. Paraphrase: Politicians who are
only concerned about their public
images are yielding to the demands
of the activists more and more.

57. 1. Being in or attaining the greatest or highest degree; very intense
extreme adj.
1. Being in or attaining the greatest
or highest degree; very intense
~ pleasure/ ~ pain.
2. Extending far beyond the norm
~ opinions
3. Of the greatest severity; drastic
~ penalty
1. 极度的：在或到达最大或最高程度
的；极度的
2.过分的，过度的：远远超出正常标准的
3.极度严格的；严峻的
n. 极端，极度：最大或极限的程度或终点

58. n.
The greatest or utmost degree or point.
Love and hate are two ~s.

59. seize/hold/lose the initiative 掌握（失去）主动权；占（不占）优势
Expressions:
seize/hold/lose the initiative
掌握（失去）主动权；占（不占）优势
The allied troops were quick to seize
the ~ and launched a massive
counterattack.
take the initiative 率先；采取主动
They took the initiative in trying to solve the problem.
Initiative: the power to gain an advantage by taking actions that will influence events
take the initiative: to be the 1st one to take action to improve a situation or relationship, esp when other people are waiting for sb. Else to do sth.:

60. on one’s own initiative
自主的；主动地
Lieutenant Carlos was not obeying
orders. He acted on his own ~.

61. Compare the following words:
initiate　　　vt．
initial　　　 adj.／n.　
initiative n.
initiation n.
Fill in the blank in each item.
initiate　　　vt．
To set going by taking the first step;
begin开始；展开最初的工作
initial　　　adj.　
Of, relating to, or occurring at the
beginning; first:
开始的，与开始有关的，首先的
Designating the first letter or letters
of a word.首字母的；一个单词的第
一个或前几个字母
n.　
The first letter of a proper name.
专有名词的第一个字母
Initiative n.
The power or ability to begin or to follow through energetically with a plan or task; enterprise and determination.
首创精神，进取心：开始并精力充沛地执行一项计划、任务的力量或能力；进取心和决心
A beginning or introductory step; an opening move:
率先，开端：开始的、初级的阶段；公开的行动：
Initiation n.
The act or an instance of initiating.
开始：开始的动作或例子
The process of being initiated.
启蒙：被启蒙的过程
The condition of being initiated.
启蒙：被启蒙的状态
A ceremony, ritual, test, or period of instruction with which a new member is admitted to an organization or office or to knowledge.
入会仪式：表示一位新成员被组织或机构接纳或获得某种知识的典礼、仪式、考试或培训阶段

62. 1.The two countries took the ＿＿＿
step toward reconciliation（和解）.
2. Why don’t you take the ______
and arrange a meeting?
3. That superpower ______ trade
with developing nations.
4. The _______ ceremony involves a
good show of Chinese shadowboxing.
initial
initiative
initiated
initiation

63. Q: How to explain the word “frame” here
Q: How to explain the word “frame” here? Is it a derogatory（贬义） or commendatory（褒义） word?
frame: To make up evidence or contrive events so as to incriminate (a person) falsely.
He was framed by the real criminals and became the victim of the evil and injustice.
诬害捏造：为诬告（某人）而捏造证据或策划事件
"他被真正的罪犯所诬陷,结果成了罪恶与不公正的牺牲品。"
Let’s go!

64. Paraphrase this sentence:
Maybe we should fight against
the activists by adopting their
emotional techniques and
putting up posters of dying
children who would benefit from
animal research.

65. In P2-3, the author revealed several kinds of people and their attitudes towards the issue, list them.

66. animal-rights protesters
the most extreme/emotional
public
indifferent
politicians
Increasingly giving way/yielding
other medical researchers
inexcusably indifferent

67. on these animals in the name of medical science is made
Much
on these animals in the name of
medical science
is made
of the pain imposed .
make (too) much of: to treat sth. as very important
e.g. The press made too much of what was only meant as a joke.
Don’t make too much of the lecture.
Tr.不要夸大这个讲座。

68. in sb’s/sth’s defence: sth you say
or do in order to protect someone
or sth from criticism
Speaking in ~ of the proposal, he
pointed out how much cheaper it
would be.

69. Analyze the structure of the sentence.
subject
attributive
Physicians hoping to relieve the
pain and suffering these tragedies
cause have [but] three choices…
object
predicate

70. …leave medical knowledge static,
hoping that accidental discoveries
will lead us to the advances.
Paraphrase:
…stop seeking medical knowledge, hoping that we’ll make discoveries by accident.

71. Q: Among the four choices
suggested in P4-5, which one
is the only practical? Why?
(Open)

72. as is the case with: 正如，就是这种情况
e.g. Both of us are old, you can’t
expect to score a hat-trick again, as
is the case with me.

73. Main idea of P4-5 Medical research on animals is the
only possible way to make important
discoveries in medical science.

74. of little value: almost not valuable
His advice is of little value to our
plan.
Other expressions:
of little importance, of some
service/use, of great importance, of
some historical significance, of
much/some, no account, etc.
The size of your body is of little account; the size of your brain is of much account; the size of your heart is of the most account of all. -BC Forbes. 身体大小不重要，脑袋大小很重要，心灵大小最重要。

75. impact: n.
Strong impression or effect 影响；
Forceful contact 冲击，碰撞
give an ~ to 对…撞击
Have/make an ~ on 对…有影响
When the car hit the lamppost, the ~ broke the windscreen.

76. Main Idea P6: Limiting medical research on
animals will have severe effectss
whose impact will not be felt for
years.
P7: If animal research is severely
restricted, studies based on animal
experimentation will surely end.

77. Yet our good fortune should not make
us unappreciative of the health we
enjoy or the advances that make it
possible.
Paraphrase: However, our good luck
should not make us ungrateful for the
good health we enjoy or the advances
that allow us to live happily.
“it” here refers to “the (good) health (we enjoy).”

78. undergo vt. [not in passive]
Experience; pass through 经历；遭受
The company underwent several
major changes.
The patient underwent much
suffering.
The new product must undergo its
tests before it is for sale.

79. …out of the sight and thoughts of most of us:
… beyond the range of visions and thoughts of the majority of us

80. Q: What conclusion does the
author arrive at about the claims
of the activists?
The activists care more about a dog or a cat than about a dying human being.

81. Main Idea P8: Animal-rights activists seem to live
outside human reality and do not
understand what human life and
death means.
P9: If an indifferent public cannot be
stimulated to fight the activists, the
latter’s effort will severely affect the
future of the human race.

82. These people seem so isolated
from the reality of human life and
death and what it means.
Paraphrase: these people seem
to be kept apart from the reality of
human life and death and the
meaning of life and death.

83. The real question is whether an
indifferent majority can be aroused
to protect its future against a vocal,
but misdirected, minority.
An indifferent majority: the public
who pay no attention to medical
research or animals
A vocal, but misdirected minority:
the more radical members of animal
rights movement

84. Q: What is the tone of this paragraph?
Objective, rational.

85. I. Summarize the claims of the
author and write an outline of the
Part A.
II. Word Formation
III. Reading Comprehension

86. Give nouns of the following and sum up the rules in them:
1. entertain assort
fail press
refuse deny
accept allow
depend confident
pack marry
2. social racial
true warm

87. real active 3. bore official friend leader child adult mouth hand
loyal cruel
real active
3. bore official
friend leader
child adult
mouth hand
cigar kitchen
book pig

88. Key
v.+suffix→n.
-ment entertainment assortment
-ure failure pressure
-al refusal denial
-ance acceptance allowance
-ence dependence confidence
-age package marriage

89. a.+suffix→n.
-ism socialism racialism/racism
-th truth warmth
-ty loyalty cruelty
-ity reality activity

90. n.+suffix→n.
-dom boredom officialdom
-ship friendship leadership
-hood childhood adulthood
-ful mouthful handful
-ette cigarette kitchenette
-let booklet piglet

91. 汉译英
英明的判断 政府机构
快乐原则 混合比例
正式批准 到达时间
经济资助 自力更生
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92. Key
wise judgment
government agency
pleasure principle
mixture ratio
granting approval
arrival time
financial assistance
self-reliance
culture difference
reference book
an act of heroism
antiterrorism
a shortage of water
shrinkage limit
freedom from taxation
the kingdom of the imagination.
health insurance

93. 1. Animal-rights activists maintain that ____.
Questions 1-5 are based on the passage in Part A
1. Animal-rights activists maintain that ____.
the use of animals for medical research has no significance
animal experiments are cruel and unnecessary as well
Medicine has made tremendous progress without animal research
Publicity-conscious politicians should give way to their demand

94. 2. Medical researchers remain
indifferent to animal-right protesters
because _____.
they impose torture on animals in the name of medical science
they were not enthusiastic about the argument
they feel complacent about the sense of the public
they consider the claims of animal-rights activists reasonable

95. 3. In the author’s opinion, computer
modeling is of little value ____.
when the complicated biological systems have not been explored
in the application of the laws of physics to airplane and automobile design
while simulating the effects of well-understood principles on complicated systems
in the simulation of actual animal experiments

96. 4. As a result of restricting animal
research, ____.
fundamental biological process will remain mysteries for years
drugs will be discovered only in the next decade
surgical techniques might have been developed
the decision-makers will be forgotten before long

97. 5. If animal-right movement continues to
be more radical ____.
their efforts will make medical researchers search for suitable alternatives
the activists will make a significant contribution to the future
an indifferent public will be aroused to support medical research
it will cause an unnecessary loss of many human lives

98. 6. The author has a fear of bargaining simply because ____.
Questions 6-10 are based on the passage in Part B I
6. The author has a fear of bargaining
simply because ____.
he considers it is unnecessary to beat a price down
he probably has a mental disorder
he wants others to think highly of him
he likes to pay whatever someone asks him

99. 7. The author didn’t go shopping with
Sheldon any longer for ___.
Sheldon was not so good at bargaining as the author
Sheldon didn’t know much about goods
they became bad friends since then
he couldn’t buy that framed painting at a lower price

100. 8. The author bought a rug for his
living room for ___ at last.
$1,500
$1,100
$950
$750

101. 9. The Armenian rug dealer kept
bargaining in order to ___.
get more pleasure out of it.
sell his rug at a higher price
make friends with his customers
be the object of ridicule of the rug industry

102. 10. The price named by the articles
editor of Family Circle was ____.
not accepted by the author
refused by the author’s wife
bargained by the author
less than $500

103. 11. Seth stayed long after his theft since ___.
Questions are based on the passage in Part B II
11. Seth stayed long after his theft since
___.
he felt uncertain whether he should commit the matter to the grocer
he was not known for concealing a pound of butter in his hat
he wanted to satisfy his own appetite for fun
he was attracted by the hot drink offered by the grocer

104. 12. Seth was planted in a seat close
the stove where ____.
he was surrounded by boxes and barrels and the grocer
he could have a glass filled with a streaming hot drink
he was able to reach another pound of butter
he stuffed in as many sticks of wood as he could

105. 13. The butter concealed in the thief’s
hat ____.
Tore Seth away from the hot drink and stove
Made Seth’s hair stand on end and well oiled
Was beginning to melt as Seth was pushed back into his seat
Settled down to Seth’s chair and made him embarrassed

106. 14. As Seth lingered on in his seat, the
waterfall of the melting butter ____.
made Seth feel warm and sweat
poured down and soaked him from head to toe
sealed up Seth’s eyes and mouth
kept Seth sit upright with his back against the counter

107. 15. The grocer ___ when the latter
darted out the store at last.
found the victim was unhappy about his theft
told Seth that his theft was discovered before long
asked Seth to compensate for the loss of the store
satisfied his own appetite for fun to the utmost extent

108. Questions 16-20 are based on the passage in Part B III
16. The main purpose of the author in
paragraphs 2 and 3 is ___.
to describe the different pyramids for women in employment in China and in America
to show the different attitudes of the Chinese and American women towards their jobs
to tell the difference between the Chinese and American women in childcare
to give reasons for the necessity of the second income

109. 17. Grandmothers in America ____.
serve an invaluable function in taking care of their grandchildren
are proud of being housed and fed in their adult-children’s families
tend to feel they deserve to enjoy their old age without childcare
enjoy their jobs and don not want to retire from their work

110. 18. On the job Chinese women seem
___.
less self-conscious and nervous with their superiors
more inclined to speak up to the boss
more bold to look for evidence of discrimination against them
less sure of themselves than American women do in their workplaces

111. 19. One major difference between the
Chinese and the American work situation is
that ____.
American men are given more preference in job selection and promotion
Chinese couples can separate from each other for work to earn more money
Chinese like the jobs that keep husbands and wives separated for a few months.
Americans cannot dream of husbands and wives being separated for long due to occupation

112. 20. An American woman is more
concerned than a Chinese woman
about ___.
Having a great deal of companionship in her work unit
Presenting an attractive appearance to help her career progress
Shouldering the heavy burden of household duties
Making an attractive home to exhibit her own social status

113. Key:
B C A A D
C B C A D
11-15 D A C B D
16-20 A C B D B
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