2023年同等學(xué)力英語(yǔ)真題

2023年同等學(xué)力人員申請(qǐng)碩士學(xué)位外國(guó)語(yǔ)水平全國(guó)統(tǒng)一考試APartIDialogueCommunication(10minutes,10points)SectionADialogueCompletion1．A：Bob,wouldyoumindturningdowntheTValittle?I'mtalkingonthephone,andI'mhavingahardtimehearing．B：____________A．Pleaseforgiveme．B．Oh，sure!I’msorryaboutthat．C．Youshouldhavetoldmeearlier．D．I’msorrytohearaboutit.2．A：Hi，I'myourneighborin405，nextdoorI'mSunnyChan．B：____________A．Imovedhereaboutaweekago．B．Hopewecouldbecomegoodneighbors．C．Hi!Everyonehereseemsveryfriendly．D．JillKingston．Nicetomeetyou．3．A：Couldyourunmeovertotheoffice?I'mlate.Myclockmustbeslow．B：____________A．Yes，nevermind．Iwouldrathergiveyoualift．B．Allright．Butyoushouldbuyanewclock．C．It’smypleasure．MayIhelpyoufixyourclock，too?D．Yeah，I'llbegladtodropyouoffonmywaytowork．4．A：I’msorry．He’snotinhisoffice．B：______________A．AreyouSurehewillbebacksoon?B．Wouldyouliketoleaveamessage?C．Canyoutakeamessageforme?D．ShallIcallhimsometimelater?5．A：DoyoumindifItakeoffmyjacket?B：______________A．Ofcoursenot，makeyourselfathome．B．Oh，it’sverykindofyoutodoso．C．I’llbehappyifIcanbeofanyhelp．D．Yes，it’sprettywarminhere．SectionBDialogueComprehension6．Man：BobandSueseemneverdisciplinetheirdaughter.She’srealnuts.Woman：Theyarekeptinthedarkabouttheirdaughter’sbehavioratschool．Question：WhatcanwelearnaboutBobandSue’sdaughter?A．Shelikestoeatnuts．B．Sheisself-disciplined．C．Shebehavesbadlyatschool．D．Sheenjoysleavingherparentsinthedark．7．Woman：Now，Richard，wouldyoucaretoexplainhowtheanswerstothetestquestionsappearedonyourdesk?Man：Icall’s，ProfessorHarley．Someonemusthaveleftthemonmydesk．Question：Whatistheman’sproblem?A．HeissuspectedofcheatingB．Helefttheanswersonhisdesk．C．Hedoesn’tknowhowtoexplain．D．Hedidn’tknowtheanswerstothequestions．8.Woman：Don’tforgettodropmealinewhenyousettledown．Man：Iwon’t．I’llkeepyouposted．Question：Whatdoesthemanmean?A．He’llwritetothewoman．B．He’lltellthewomanhisnewaddress．C．He’llvisitthewomanonceinawhile．D．He’llchatwiththewomanonthephone．9．Man：Betty,howwasyourtriptothemuseumwithTomthisafternoon?Woman：Don’taskme．Question：Whatdoesthewomanmean?A．Somethingaboutthemuseuminterestedher．B．Somethingwaswrongwiththetrip．C．Shedoesn’tknowanythingaboutthemuseum．D．Shedoesn’twanttoanswertheman’squestion．10．Man：Hey,Mary．IWasinvitedtobeajudgefortheMissAmericaBeautyContest．Woman：Oh，really?Comeon，you'repullingmyleg．Question：Whatdoesthewomanmean?A．Shehasnochancetowin．B．Themanisencouragingher．C．She’llattendthecontest．D．Themanistryingtofoolher．PartVocabulary(10minutes，10points)SectionA11．Thesurveydoesnotallowforthefactthatsomestudentsareattendingpart-time．A．explainB．denyC．considerD．recognize12．Britishscientistshavefoundhowtodiagnosethedisease，whichcauseslossofmemoryandpersonalitychange．A．controlB．determineC．preventD．treat13．Witnesseswereallegedlytorturedorsubjectedtopressuretofabricateevidenceagainsthim.A．fixupB．takeupC．packupD．makeup14．Soinsteadwespentthewholeafternoonhangingaroundinthegorgeousautumnsun.A．goldenB．beautifulC．warmD．shining15．Icouldn’tworkoutwhyanyonewouldinventsomethingsoboring．A．drawupB．bringaboutC．putforwardD．figureout16．Youcaneasilyfindoutthebenefitsofflexibleworkingforbothyouandyouremployer．A．looseB．effectiveC．elasticD．resourceful17．TheStateDepartmenthasissuedaregulationabolishingthespecialprivilegesforgovernmentofficials．A．grantsB．rightsC．a(chǎn)dvantagesD．interests18．WillAmericansgoforAT&T’splanofpushingthewirelessservicesintheU.S.?A．supportB．a(chǎn)doptC．hinderD．a(chǎn)ttack19．Whatliesinpiecesaroundthemrepresents，ineffect，auniqueprivateexhibitionopentoaluckyfew．A．inshortB．inparticularC．infactD．inturn20．TheweekendeventwillbecentredaroundWyeCollegeinAshford,Kent，buttheoutingtothedocksshouldbethehighlightA．climaxB．pleasureC．expectationD．surpriseSectionB21．TheninJune1967thecountry_______________diplomaticrelationswithIsraelaftertheoutbreakoftheSixDayWar．A．brokeawayB．brokeoffC．cutoutD．cutdown22．Everyonehasfacedtheembarrassing_____________ofdecidinghowmuchextratogiveawaiterortaxi—driver．A．incidentB．eventC.dilemmaD．menace23．Theschoolarrangedroadtripappearsto____________thespringbreak．A．conformtoB．coincidewithC．consistinD．collidewith24．Thenewairportterminalissureto______________thedevelopmentoftourism．A．imitateB．fascinateC．imposeD．facilitate25．TheHuntingtonLibraryhasan____________collectionofrarebooksandmanuscriptsofBritishandAmericanhistoryandliterature．A．intensiveB．intentionalC．extensiveD．extensional26．InflationwillreachitshighestinadecadeacrossmostofAsiathisyear,threateningto________recentproductivitygains.A．reverseB．reserveC．retrieveD．revise27．Thosegovernmentswillprovidebigfoodandfuel_____________accordingtotheAsianDevelopmentBank．A．substitutesB．substancesC．subsequencesD．subsidies28．InmildwintersapplebudsbegantobreaksoonafterChristmas，leavingthem_________tofrostdamage．A．reluctantB．toughC．hostileD.vulnerable29．Whatishappeningisasurvival-of-the-fitteststraggleaffecting_________smallerfactoriesinrelativelylow-tech，labor-intensiveindustries．A．primarilyB．rationallyC．primitivelyD．respectively30．Atraditionalcritichastheadvantageofbeingableto______________standardsandvaluesinheritedfromthepast．A．turnupB．turnoverC．turntoD．turninPanⅢReadingComprehension(45minutes，25points)PassageOneThejobwasdone，anditwastimeforalastcigarette．Eddiebegantappingthepocketsofhisoveralls,lookingforthenewpacketofMarlborohehadboughtthatmorning．Itwasnotthere．ItWasasheswungaroundtolookinhistoolboxforthecigarettesthatEddiesawthelump．Rightinthemiddleofthebrandnewbrightredcarpet，thereWasalump．Alumpthesizeofapacketofcigarettes．“I’vedoneitagain!”saidEddieallgrily．“I’veleftthecigarettesunderthecarpet!”Hehaddonethisoncebefore，andtakingupandrefittingthecarpethadtakenhimtwohours．EddiewasdeterminedthathewasnotgoingtOspendanothertWOhoursinthishouse．Hedecidedtogetridofthelumpanotherway．Itwouldmeanwastingagoodpacketofcigarettes，nearlyfull,butanythingwasbetterthantakingupthewholecarpetandfittingitagain．Heturnedtohistoolboxforalargehammer.Eddiedidn’twanttodamagethecarpetitself,sohetookablockofwoodandplaceditontopofthelumpThenhebegantobeattheblockofwoodashardashecould.Hekeptbeating，hopingMrsVanbrughwouldn’thearthenoiseandcometoseewhathewasdoing．Itwouldbedifficulttoexplainwhyhewashammeringthemiddleofherbeautifulnewcarpet…．Thelumpwasbeginningtoflattenout．Afterthreeorfourminutes，thejobWasfinallyfinished．Eddiepickeduphistools，andbegantowalkouttohiscar．Mrs．Vanbrughaccompaniedhim．Sheseemedalittleworriedaboutsomething．“Youngman，whileyouwereworkingtoday，youdidn’tbyanychanceseeanysignofArmand，didyou?Armandismybird．Ilethimoutofhiscage，yousee，thismorning，andhe’Sdisappeared．Helikestowalkaroundthehouse，andheusuallyjustcomesbacktohiscageafteranhourorsoandgetsrightin．Onlytodayhedidn’tcomeback．He’Sneverdonesuchathingbefore，it’Smostpeculiar…”“No，madam，Ihaven’tseenhimanywhere，”saidEddie，ashereachedtostarttheCar．AndhesawhispacketofMarlborocigarettesonthepanel,wherehehadleftitatlunchtime…Andherememberedthelumpinthecarpet…．31．WhatdidEddieWanttodowhenhehadfinishedfittingthecarpet?A.Tohaveacigarette.B.Tohammerthecarpetflat．C.Toputbackhistools．D.Tostartworkinthediningroom．32．Whydidn’tEddietakeoutthethingunderthecmget?A.Itwasimpossibleforhimtotakeupthecarpetonceitwasfitted.B.Hedidn’tneedthecigarettesbecausehehadsomemoreintheCar．C.Itwouldtaketoolongtotakeupthecarpetandrefitit．D.Heintendedtocomebackandremovethelumpthenextday．33．WhatdidEddiedowiththehammer?A.Hedrovenailsintothelump．B.Hefixedhistoolbox．C.Heretiredthecarpet．D.Heflattenedthelump．34．Mrs．Vanbrughworriedthat______________.A.herpetwasnowheretobefoundB.fittingthecarpetwouldbeexpensiveC.EddiewouldsmokeinthehouseD.Eddiehadn’tdoneaproperjob35．Whatwasreallyunderthecarpet?A.Thepacketofcigarettes．B.Eddie’Shammer.C.Alumpofwood．D.Themissingpet.PassageTwoIftwoscientistsatLosAlamosNationalLaboratoryarecorrect,peoplewillstillbedrivinggasoline-poweredcars50yearsfromnow,givingoutheat-trappingcarbondioxideintotheatmosphere-andyetthatcarbondioxidewillnotcontributetOglobalwarming.Thescientists，F(xiàn)JeffreyMartinandWilliamL．KubicJr．，areproposingaconcept，whichtheyhavepatrioticallynamedGreenFreedom,forremovingcarbondioxidefromtheairandturningitbackintogasoline．Theideaissimple．Airwouldbeblownoveraliquidsolutionwhichwouldabsorbthecarbondioxide．Thecarbondioxidewouldthenbeextractedandsubjectedtochemicalreactionsthatwouldturnitintofuel．Althoughtheyhavenotyetbuiltafuelfactory,orevenasmall．prototype，thescientistssayitisallbasedonexistingtechnology．“Everythingintheconcepthasbeenbuilt，isoperatingorhasaclosecousinthatisoperating，”Dr．Martinsaid．Theproposaldoesnotviolateanylawsofphysics,andotherscientistshaveindependentlysuggestedsimilarideas．，Intheeffortstoreducehumanity’Semissionsofcarbondioxide,threesolutionshavebeenoffered：hydrogen-poweredcars，electriccarsandbiOfuels．Biofuelsaregasolinesubstitutesproducedfromplantslikecornorsugarcane．Plantsabsorbcarbondioxideastheygrow,butgrowingcropsforfueltakesupwidestripsofland．Hydrogen-poweredCarsemitnocarbondioxide,butproducinghydrogenrequiresenergy,andifthatenergycomesfromcoal-firedpowerplants，thentheproblemhasnotbeensolved.Theproblemwithelectriccarsisthattheyhavetypicallybeenlimitedtoarangeoftensofmilesasopposedtothehundredsofmilesthatcanbedrivenonatankofgas．Gasoline，itturnsout，isanalmostidealfuel(exceptthatitproducescarbondioxide)．IfitCanbemadeOUtofcarbondioxideintheair,theLosAlamosconceptmaymeanthereislittlereasontoswitch,afterall．“It’sdefinitelyworthpursuing，”saidMartinI.Hoffert，aprofessorofphysicsatNewYorkUniversity．“Ithasacoupleofpiecestoitthatareinteresting．”O(jiān)therscientistsalsosaidtheproposallookedpromisingbutcouldnotevaluateitfullybecausethedetailshadnotbeenpublished．36.Whatismostremarkableabouttheproposal,madebythetwoscientists?。A.Itisgivenapatrioticname.B.Nolawofphysicsisviolated.C.Itisbasedonexistingtechnology.D.CarbondioxideCanbeconvertedintofuel37.Whatisthebiggestproblemwithhydrogen-poweredcars？A.Thereisnocheapsourceofhydrogen．B.Theremightbeasafetyprobleminhydrogenproduction．C.Theymaystillbeacauseofglobalwarming．D.Theyarenotsuitableforlong-distancetravel．38．Ifwhatisproposedbythetwoscientistsbecomestrue,___________________.A.airpollutionwill，becomeathingofthepastB.therewillbenoneedforgasolinesubstitutesC.peoplewillbeabletousemuchcheaperengergyD.therewillbenomorebiofuel-poweredvehicles39.WhichofthefollowingCallbestdescribetheattitudeofMartinIHofferttotheproposal?A.Indifferent．B.Positive.C.Suspicious．D.Critical．40.Thepassageismainlywrittento________________。A.introduceanewconceptB.comparedifferentenergysourcesC.stresstheimportanceofgasolineD.discuSSsolutionstOglobalwarmingPassageThreeInherinternationalbestsellingTalktotheHand,authorLynneTruss．a(chǎn)rguesthatcommoncourtesiessuchassaying“Excuseme”arepracticallyextinct．Therearecertainlyplentywhowouldagreewithher．Isitreallytrue?Wedecidedtofindoutbyexperiments．IndozensofAmericancities,ourreportersperformedtwoexperim6rits：“doortests”(wouldanyoneholdoneopenforthem?)；and“documentdrops”(who-wouldhelpthemretrieveapileof“accidentally”droppedpapers?)．Alongtheway,thereportersencounteredalltypes：menandwomenofdifferentraces,ages，professions,andincomelevels.While90percentofthepeoplepassedthedoortest，only55percentpassedthedocumentdrop.Arepeoplelesslikelytohelpotherswhendoingsotakesextraeffortortime?Notalways，hereportersfound．Takethepregnantwomanwhothoughtnothingofbendingdowntohelpuswithourpapers．OrthewomannamedLizwhobalancedtwocoffees，herkeysandherwalletonatakeouttraywithonehand，whilepickinguppapersoffthewetpavementwiththeother．Herreasonforhelping?“Iwasthere,”shesaid．Overall，menwerethemostwillingtohelp，especiallywhenitcametodocumentdrops．Inthose，menofferedaid63percentofthetime，comparedto47percentamongwomen．Ofcourse，menweren’tentirelydemocraticaboutwhomthey’dhelp．Allofthemheldthedoorforthefemalereporter,andweremorethantwiceaslikelytohelpherpickupfallenpapersthantheyweretohelpourmalereporter．Byfar,themostcommonreasonpeoplecitedforbeingwillingtogooutoftheirwaytohelpotherswastheirupbringing．“It’SthewayIwasraised，”saidoneyoungwomanwhoheldadooropendespitestrugglingwithherumbrellaonarainydayinBrooklyn．Werealizethisisn’tarigorousscientificstudy,butwebelieveitisareasonablereal-worldtestofgoodmannersaroundtheglobe.Andit'scomfortingtoknowthatinaplacewheremillionsofpeoplepushoneanothereachdaytOgetahead，they’reabletodoitwithasmile．Hey,iftheyCanmakenicehere，theycanmakeniceanywhere.41．Whichofthefollowingisthebestwoldtodescribetheexperiments?A．Scientific．B．Biased．C．Revolutionary．D．Realistic．42．TheexamplesofthepregnantwomanandLizareusedtoshowthatsomepeople___________________．A．maytakethetroubletohelpothersB．Won’ttakethetroubletohelpothersC．mayhelpotherssavetimeD．won’thelpotherssavetime43．Accordingtotheexperiments，________________.A．womenaremorecareful．B．womenaremorelikelytOneedhelpC．menaremorereadyto．helpD．menaremoredemocraticinhelpingothers44.Helpingothersisabehaviorthatislargelyinfluencedby_______________.A．socialnormB．familyeducationC．pecifiesituationD．personalcharacter45．Theresultsoftheexperimentshaveshownthatcommoncourtesies_______________.A．a(chǎn)restillwithusB．a(chǎn)redisappearingC．varywithprofessionsD．needrigorousstudyPassageFourWithinalargeconcreteroom，Cutoutofamountainonafreezing-coldislandjust1,000kilometresfromtheNorthPole，couldliethefutureofhumanity．Theroomisavault(地下庫(kù))designedtoholdaround2millionseeds,representingallknownvarietiesoftheworld’Scrops．Itisbeingbuilttosafeguardtheworld’SfoodsupplyagainstnuclearWar,climatechange，terrorism，risingsealevels，earthquakesandthecollapseofelectricitysupplies。“Iftheworstcametotheworst，thiswouldallowtheworldtoreconstructagricultureonthisplanet，”saysCaryFowler,directoroftheGlobalCropDiversityTrust，anindependentinternationalorganisationpromotingtheproject.TheNorwegian(挪威旳)governmentisplanningtOcreatetheseedbanknextyearattherequestofcropscientists．The＄3millionvaultwillbebuiltdeepinsideasandstonemountainontheNorwegianArcticislandofSpitsbergen．Thevaultwillhavemetre-thickwallsofreinforcedconcreteandwillbeprotectedbehindtwoairlocksandhigh-securitydoors．Thevault’sseedcollectionwillrepresenttheproductsofsome10，000yearsofplantbreedingbytheworld’Sfarmers．Thoughmostarenolongerwidelyplanted，．thevarietiescontainvitalgeneticpropertiesstillregularlyusedinplantbreeding．Tosurvive，theseedsneedfreezingtemperatures．Operatorsplantoreplacetheairinsidethevaulteachwinter,whentemperaturesinSpitsbergenarearound-18℃．ButevenifsomedisastermeantthatthevaultWasabandoned,thepermanentlyfrozensoilwouldkeeptheseedsalive．“Thiswillbetheworld’smostsecuregenebank，”SaysFowler．“ButitsseedswillonlybeusedwhenallothersampleshavegoneforsOmereason．”Theprojectcomesatatimewhenthereisgrowingconcernaboutthesafetyofexistingseedbanksaroundtheworld．Manyhavebeencriticizedfortheirpoorsecurity,ageingrefrigeration(冷藏)systemsandvulnerableelectricitysupplies.TheschemewonUNapprovalatameetingoftheFoodandAgricultureOrganizationinRomeinOctober2023．Afeasibilitystudysaidthefacility“wouldessentiallybebuilttolastforever”．46．TheNorwegianyaultisimportantinthat_________________.A．theseedsinitrepresenttherarestvarietiesofworld’ScropsB.theseedsinitcouldreviveagricultureiftheworstthingshouldhappenC．itisbuiltdeepinamountainonafreezing-coldArcticislandD．itisstrongenoughagainstalldisasterscausedbymanandnature47．Theseedbankprojectwasproposedby_____________.A.theNorwegiangovernmentB.NorwegianfarmersC.SpitsbergenresidentsD.agriculturalscientists48.Theseedsinthevaultwillbestored___________________.A．a(chǎn)ssamplesofworldcropvarietiesB．a(chǎn)sproducofworldplantbreedingC．fortheirvaluablegeneticpropertiesD．fortheirresistancetoplantdiseases49．Fortheseedbankprojecttobesuccessful，themostimportantfactorisprobably______________.A．constructingtightairlocksB．maintaininghighsecurityC．keepingfreezingtemperaturesD．storinglargequantitiesofseeds50．Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?A．TheNorwegianvaultmodelsafterexistingseedbanks．B．TheSpitsbergenseedbankisexpectedtolast10,006years．C．Theexistingseedbankshavepotentialproblems．D．TheUNfinancedtheSpitsbergenseedbank．PassageFiveProbablythehardestpartofsettinggoalsisthefirststepofactuallydecidingtotakeaction!Thefirstbarrierfacingmostpeopleistheincorrectassumptionthatgoalsareonlyforbusinesspeople．Therealityiseveryonesetsgoalsmentallythroughouttheday．TherearealwaysoccasionswheresomethinghastobedoneataparticulartimeOrinaparticularplace．Simpleexamplescouldbegettingupatacertaintimeinordertobeatwork，ortomeetwithafriendforaleisureactivity．Thebeautyofhavinggoalsistheuniqueness．ofeachoneto’thegoalsetter．Whetheritispersonal，financial，businessorspiritual，theyareallspecifictothatpersonandtheircircumstances．Themostimportantpartinitiallyistowritethemdown．Havinggoalsmrittendowngivesyouincrediblepowerwhilehelpingyoutofocusonthisarea．Aimforsomethingthatwillstretchyouwhileremainingachievable．Ifyouachieveyourgoaltooeasily,itisnothighenoughtomakeanysignificantchangeinyourlifeandneedstobeadjusted．Ontheotherhand，ifyouconsistentlymissthegoals，re-evaluate，andconsidersettingthemalittlelowerasyouwillonlygetdiscouragedandprobablygiveup.Theaimistokeepgrowing，andmovingintoamoresatisfactorypositionforyourparticularcircumstances．Asyouobtainthelevelsthatyouhavesetforyourself,alwaysincludeasmallrewardateachpoint.Thismightonlybeasmallthingintheearlydayslikeamealoutoraweekendvacation．Rememberthatthesechangeswillnothappenovernightandtherewillbeaperiodoftimewhennothingseemstobehappening．Thisiswhythegoalsneedtobedetailedandasspecificaspossiblewithaconsequenceandbenefit．Allowsometimeonadailybasistoeducateyourselfonhowtomakethenecessaryadjustmentsinyourlife．ThiscouldincludelisteningtoaCD，orreadingabookonmotivationetc．Asimplemethodtostartwithcouldbeonegoalinthemainareasoflifetobeachievedinonemonth,sixmonths,twelvemonthsorfiveyears．Breakthatdownfurtherintoadaily,weeklyandmonthlysystem．Stayfocusedanddisciplinedt0achieveallthatyoudesire．51．ThesimpleexamplesinParagraph1conveythemessagethat___________.A．goalsaresetmostlyforimportantthingsB．mostpeopleknowwhenitistimetosetgoalsC．peoplesetgoalstOgetthingsdoneallthetimeD．itisnecessarytOsetgoalsoccasionally52．Thecharmofhavinggoalsisthateachgoalis______________.A．importantB．motivatedC．specialD．spiritual53．Agoodgoalisonethat________________.A．keepsgrowingallthetimeB．ishighenoughyetattainableC．movesoneintoasatisfactorypositionD．isevaluatedfromtimetotime54．GoalshavetobedetailedSOthatpeople____________________.A．canknowtheirachievementsateachstageB．willeventuallyreachthelevelssetforthemselvesC．maygetsmallrewardssuchasamealoutD．canadjustthemonvariousoccasions55．Foragoaltobeachieved，onehasto_____________.A．believeinwhatheisdoingB．a(chǎn)daptoneselftonewchangesC．divertfromroutinesometimesD．concentrateonituntilitisattainedPart．ⅣCloze(15minutes，15points)Apresentationhastwoimportantcomponents:whatyousayand_56_youdeliverit.Thetermdeliverycoversawide_57_offeaturesofspeakingandeyecontactisoneofthem.Theappropriateuseofeyecontact_58_fromoneculturetoanother.Insomecultures,womenare__59__tolowertheireyesinmostcommunication_60_;inothers,youngerpeoplemustkeeptheireyesloweredwhenaddressingolderpeople._61_.,intheUnitedStates,_62_youareaddressinganindividual,asmallgroupofpeople,oralargeraudience,youareexpectedtolookatthem.Youdonothavetostare_63_andcontinuously;_64_,itisappropriatewhenspeakingtoonepersonto_65_occasionally.Inasmallgroupyoushouldlookaroundatthedifferentmembersofthegroup._66_whenaddressingalargeraudience,youshouldtrytomakeeyecontactwithdifferentpeoplearoundroomItisimportanttolookatthe_67_audience,notjustthepeopleinthecentreoftheroom_68_youwillprobablyhavetoturnyourheadand/oryourbodyinordertomakepropereyecontactwillpeople_69_atthesidesoftheroom,ifyoulookatthefloorortheceling,youwillgivetheimpressionthatyouarenotinterestedinyouraudience.Aspeakerestablishesfriendlyrelationshipwithaudiencemainly_70_eyecontact,andgoodrelationshipistothesuccessofanyspeech.56.A.whyB.whomC.howD.where57.A.stretchB.expanseC.extentD.range58.A.variesB.altersC.specifiesD.differentiates59.A.assumedB.proposedC.expectedD.desired60.A.domainsB.settingsC.scopesD.environments61.A.otherwiseB.moreoverC.likewiseD.however62.A.whetherB.eitherC.properlyD.desperately63.A.constantlyB.intenselyC.properlyD.desperately64.A.inadditionB.forinstanceC.infactD.ontheotherhand65.A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