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- Please help me check out my answer . Thanks.
Please help me check out my answer which is at the bottom of the page. This practice has no answer in my exercise book. I need to check out whether my answer is correct or not, so the only way is to get help from you guys. Thanks a lot.
For each blank, there are four choices A, B, C and D. Please choose one that best fits into the passage.
It is fashionable for the amateur administrators who run international sporting events to complain that sportsmanship is a thing of the past and to put blame for everything wrong with sport on the growth of professionalism. They(1) that when the modern Olympic Games began athletes felt that (2) was sufficient reward for them to compete. They are(3)that some athletes today regard running(4)work and expect tp be (5)for what they do. The truth is that such high(6)were always an aspiration and(7)had much to do (8)reality. The Olympic Games of 1900 and 1904 were tied up with(9)because they were organized as a secondary attraction to international trade fairs. It was a(10)occurrence for athletes to be disqualified for(11)the rulers and on one(12)the losing team in the Olympic football final(13)off the field and refused to (14)on with the game. The love of amateurism and the belief that(15)is important is how(16)behave on the field,(17)whether you win or lose, come from a time when the only people who played games seriously did not need to earn their(18). Even then it was common(19)rich men and universities in some countries to subsidize "amateurs" by paying their bills or(20)
1. A. exclaim B. declare C. assume D. claim
2. A. this B. that C. it D. what
3. A. disappointed B. horrified C. satisfied D. discouraged
4. A. as B. like C. besides D. above
5. A. rewarded B. paid C. promoted D. remedied
6. A. standards B. requirements C. examples D. ideals
7. A. however B. forever C. never D. ever
8. A. to B. into C. for D. with
9. A. import B. export C. market D. business
10. A. prompt B. rare C. frequent D. swift
11. A. spoiling B. breaking C. destroying D. contrasting
12. A. time B. occasion C. opportunity D. sport
13. A. walked B. set C. ran D. left
14. A. go B. play C. continue D. carry
15. A. what B. which C. it D. this
16. A those B. they C. you D. we
17. A. neither B. nor C. not D. never
18. A. money B. salary C. life D. living
19. A. for B. to C. among D. of
20. A. debts B. fees C. costs D. expenses
Here is my answer:
1-5: DCAAB
6-10:DCDDC
11-15: BACDA
16-20: CBDAC
December 24, 201541 - Please help me check out my answer. Thanks a lot.
Please help me check out my answer which is at the bottom of the page. This practice has no answer in my exercise book. I need to check out whether my answer is correct or not, so the only way is to get help from you guys. Thanks a lot.
For each blank, there are four choices A, B, C and D. Please choose one that best fits into the passage.
It is fashionable for the amateur administrators who runinternational sporting events to complain that sportsmanship is a thing of the past and to put blame for everything wrong with sport on the growth of professionalism. They(1) that when the modern Olympic Games began athletes felt that (2) was sufficent reward for them to compete. They are(3)that some athletes today regard running(4)work and expect tp be (5)for what they do. The truth is that such high(6)were always an aspiration and(7)had much to do (8)reality. The Olympic Games of 1900 and 1904 were tied up with(9)because they were organized as a secondary attraction to international trade fairs. It was a(10)occurrence for athletes to be disqualified for(11)the rulers and on one(12)the losing team in the Olympic football final(13)off the field and refused to (14)on with the game. The love of amateurism and the belief that(15)is important is how(16)behave on the field,(17)whether you win or lose, come from a time when the only people who played games seriously did not need to earn their(18). Even then it was common(19)rich men and universities in some countries to subsidize "amateurs" by paying their bills or(20)
1. A. exclaim B. declare C. assume D.claim
2. A. this B. that C. it D. what
3. A. disappointed B. horrified C. satisfied D. discouraged
4. A.as B. like C. besides D. above
5. A.rewarded B. paied C. promoted D. remedied
6. A.standards B. requirements C. examples D. ideals
7. A.however B. forever C. never D. ever
8. A. to B. into C. for D. with
9. A. import B. export C. market D. business
10. A. prompt B. rare C. frequent D. swift
11. A. spoiling B. breaking C. destroying D. contrasting
12. A. time B. occasion C. opportunity D. sport
13. A. walked B. set C. ran D. left
14. A. go B. play C. continue D. carry
15. A. what B. which C. it D. this
16. A those B. they C. you D. we
17. A.neither B. nor C. not D. never
18. A. money B. salary C. life D. living
19. A.for B. to C. among D. of
20. A. debts B. fees C. costs D. expenses
Here is my answer:
1-5: DCAAB
6-10:DCDDC
11-15: BACDA
16-20: CBDAC
December 24, 201500 - Please help me check out my answer. Thanks a lot.
Please help me check out my answer, which is at the bottom of this page. This practice has no answer in my exercise book. I need to check out whether my answer is correct or not, so the only way is to get help from you guys. Thanks a lot.
For each blank, there are four choices A, B, C and D. Please choose one that best fits into the passage.
It is fashionable for the amateur administrators who runinternational sporting events to complain that sportsmanship is a thing of the past and to put blame for everything wrong with sport on the growth of professionalism. They(1) that when the modern Olympic Games began athletes felt that (2) was sufficent reward for them to compete. They are(3)that some athletes today regard running(4)work and expect tp be (5)for what they do. The truth is that such high(6)were always an aspiration and(7)had much to do (8)reality. The Olympic Games of 1900 and 1904 were tied up with(9)because they were organized as a secondary attraction to international trade fairs. It was a(10)occurrence for athletes to be disqualified for(11)the rulers and on one(12)the losing team in the Olympic football final(13)off the field and refused to (14)on with the game. The love of amateurism and the belief that(15)is important is how(16)behave on the field,(17)whether you win or lose, come from a time when the only people who played games seriously did not need to earn their(18). Even then it was common(19)rich men and universities in some countries to subsidize "amateurs" by paying their bills or(20)
1. A. exclaim B. declare C. assume D.claim
2. A. this B. that C. it D. what
3. A. disappointed B. horrified C. satisfied D. discouraged
4. A.as B. like C. besides D. above
5. A.rewarded B. paied C. promoted D. remedied
6. A.standards B. requirements C. examples D. ideals
7. A.however B. forever C. never D. ever
8. A. to B. into C. for D. with
9. A. import B. export C. market D. business
10. A. prompt B. rare C. frequent D. swift
11. A. spoiling B. breaking C. destroying D. contrasting
12. A. time B. occasion C. opportunity D. sport
13. A. walked B. set C. ran D. left
14. A. go B. play C. continue D. carry
15. A. what B. which C. it D. this
16. A those B. they C. you D. we
17. A.neither B. nor C. not D. never
18. A. money B. salary C. life D. living
19. A.for B. to C. among D. of
20. A. debts B. fees C. costs D. expenses
Here is my answer:
1-5: DCAAB
6-10: DCDDC
11-15: BACDA
16-20: CBDAC
December 24, 201500 - Please help me fill these blanks.Thank you.
Please help me fill these blanks. This practice has no answer in my exercise book. I need to check out whether my answer is correct or not, so the only way is to get help from you guys. Thanks a lot.
For each blank, there are four choices A, B, C and D. Please choose one that best fits into the passage.
It is fashionable for the amateur administrators who runinternational sporting events to complain that sportsmanship is a thing of the past and to put blame for everything wrong with sport on the growth of professionalism. They(1) that when the modern Olympic Games began athletes felt that (2) was sufficent reward for them to compete. They are(3)that some athletes today regard running(4)work and expect tp be (5)for what they do. The truth is that such high(6)were always an aspiration and(7)had such to do (8)reality. The Olympic Games of 1900 and 1904 were tied up with(9)because they were organized as a secondary attraction to international trade fairs. It was a(10)occurrence for athletes to be disqualified for(11)the rulers and on one(12)the losing team in the Olympic football final(13)off the field and refused to (14)on with the game. The love of amateurism and the belief that(15)is important is how(16)behave on the field,(17)whether you win or lose, come from a time when the only people who played games seriously did not need to earn their(18). Even then it was common(19)rich men and universities in some countries to subsidize "amateurs" by paying their bills or(20)
1. A. exclaim B. declare C. assume D.claim
2. A. this B. that C. it D. what
3. A. disappointed B. horrified C. satisfied D. discouraged
4. A.as B. like C. besides D. above
5. A.rewarded B. paied C. promoted D. remedied
6. A.standards B. requirements C. examples D. ideals
7. A.however B. forever C. never D. ever
8. A. to B. into C. for D. with
9. A. import B. export C. market D. business
10. A. prompt B. rare C. frequent D. swift
11. A. spoiling B. breaking C. destroying D. contrasting
12. A. time B. occasion C. opportunity D. sport
13. A. walked B. set C. ran D. left
14. A. go B. play C. continue D. carry
15. A. what B. which C. it D. this
16. A those B. they C. you D. we
17. A.neither B. nor C. not D. never
18. A. money B. salary C. life D. living
19. A.for B. to C. among D. of
20. A. debts B. fees C. costs D. expenses
December 24, 201510 - Please help me check out the following sentences.Thanks a lot. I did a translation practice from Chinese to English. Please help me check out whether these sentences are correct or not. Thank you very much. If you have any advice or any better expressions, I'd be appreciated. 1. I sincerely wish the 9th Pan-Pacific Ports Seminar a complete success. May all of you have a pleasant stay in Dalian and take the best of memories back home. 2. It has been calculated that every 24 hours, Brazil produces 240,000 tons of rubbish, which equals to 1160 Boeing 747 planeful of rubbishDecember 15, 201510
- Please help me check out the following sentences. I did a translation practice from Chinese to English. Please help me check out whether these sentences are correct or not. Thank you very much. If you have any advice or any better expressions, I'd be appreciated. 1. Now with pleasure, I’m happy to declare the closing of the global celebration ceremony of 1999 “The World Habitat Day ”. 2.This workshop provided us an excellent opportunity to be open-minded in learning the advanced experience from home and abroad, and carefully compare and find the weak points to promote our work. 3.It is our hope that all the organizers and units concerned will provide warm and proper service to make this workshop reach the fruitful result as expected.December 15, 201500
