中国石油天然气集团公司职称英语通用选读练习题

中国石油天然气集团公司职称英语通用选读练习题（01-40）说明：15、16、17、18、28、29、30、31暂无Lesson11.Ithastobeagrowthfrom___,notagraftfrom___.Awith…withoutBwithin…withoutCwithout…withDwithout…within2.Sheissilentlyexhortingustokeep___thispioneeringspiritwithoutwhicheveryothereffortwillbemeaningless.AliveBlivingCaliveDaliving3.___theirsuperbtrackrecord,wecanexpectOILandONGCtobringtotheiroperationsthefinestintermsofmanagerial,technicalandinterpretativeskills.AGivingBTogiveCGiveDGiven4.Whatisneededisthegreatleapforward,adynamicsurgetoclosethegapandthus___aseriouseconomicdanger.ApulloffBtakeoffCwardoffDturnoff5.Thisis___adistinguished19centuryFrenchmineralogistcallsthepassionofthepioneer.AthatBwhatCwhichDwhere6.Itisimportantthatwerespondtothissummonsfor,quitesimply,itisasummons___greatness.AinBonCtoDfor7.Thenationcanrestassuredthattheoilindustryisfullyawareofitsresponsibilityandis___tomeetthechallenge.AgettingupBturningupCmakingupDgearingup8.Ithas,throughthedecades,___fortechnicalexcellence.AstrivenBstriveCtostriveDstrivingLesson21.Onehundredofthestampssoldtothepublicbecame___as“inverts”,fortheplanewasprintedupsidedown.AfamousBknownCfameDknow2.Asinglesuchstamphasbeensoldfor___$6,500.AasmanyasBasfewtoCasmuchasDaslittleto3.Hereached___thenewsheetsandhandedontoRobey.AonBtoCbyDfor4.Helookedatothersheetsandfoundthat___waswellcentered.AallBeveryCbothDnone5.Thenhetoldhisfriends___hisdiscovery,andthey,too,lookedinthecity’spostoffices.AofBforCtoDin6.Notbeingarichman,Robeydecidedtocash__onhisgoodfortune.AforBinCofDby7.Nooneelsewantedto___onthesheetforfearthatRobey’smightnotbetheonlyupside-downsheet.AbetBtellCbidDthink8.Thecollector’sheartstoodstillashesawthatthesheetwhich___himhadinvertedcenters.AhadofferedBhavebeenofferedChadbeenofferedDhaveoffered9.Noownercan___thethrillthatW.T.Robeyhadonthatdayin1918whenhemadeAmerica’sluckieststampfind!AbeatBwinCgetDmatch10.Someofthese“upside-down”airmailstampsarenow___over$6,000.AworthBworthyCvalueDvaluelessLesson31.Theassumption___humancloningrestsisthatallgeneticcellsstillcontainexactcopiesoftheoriginalsetofgeneticinstructions.AinwhichBonwhichCunderwhichDbywhich2.Inthespringof1996,abookwaspublished___thesupposedlytruestoryofanelderlymillionaire.AtoldBtellsBtellingDtotell3.Peoplebegantorealizethatweare___thethresholdofanewageinthebiosciences.AofBonCinDby4.Butsomedistinguishedbiologistsofferedtheiropinion___thebookwaspurefantasy.AwhatBwhichCthatDwhere5.Butitisstillafarcry___themuchmorecomplicatedexperimentonthecarboncopyofhumanbeings.AinBonCbyDfrom6.Althoughitmaylooksimpleonpaper,itisn’t___.AinawayBinpracticeCasyetDforpurposes7.Youcancauseitto___aduplicateofyourself.AgrowintoBgrowupCgetintoDgetup8.Theypointedoutthatcellresearcherssimplydonotyetknowenoughto___suchafeat.ApullonBpulloffCpullinDpulldown9.Itismorethangeneticmake-up___makesanindividual.AwhatBwhichCthatDwhen10.Fortunately,cloningresearchisnotatechniqueforreproductive___.AobjectivesBpurposesCsupposesDsubjectivesLesson41.Likewise,theRoyalFamilyissupported___publicfunds.AonBtoCfromDwith2.ItsrecommendationsledtothecreationofthePressComplaintsCommission,___thepresswasgiventhechancetoregulateitselfwithouttheneedforaprivacylaw.AinwhichBbywhichCunderwhichDwithwhich3.Politiciansandothersareaccountable___theirlives.AtoBforCwithDin4.TheGovernmentwillprobablytakenoaction___itreceivesareportfromacommitteechairedbySirDavidCalcutt,dueinJanuary1993.AbeforeBafterCforDuntil5.Thisproposalwouldhavemade___unlawfultophotographpeopleonprivatepropertyorrecordtheirconversationswithoutpermission.AthatBitCtoDwhich6.Hence,someeditorssaytheyarejustifiedin___privatelivestouncoveranyfaults.ApryintoBpryingintoCpryupDpryingup7.Itisalsoconsideringtheways___thepresshasinvadedtheprivatelivesofthefamous.AinwhichBunderwhichCforwhichDwithwhich8.Butagenerallawprotectingprivacywas___.AdeclinedBdeniedCrejectedDrefused9.Italso___anewcriminaloffenceofphysicalintrusiontoobtaininformationforpublication.AsupposedBproposedCclosedDchoosed10.Somesectionsofthemediajustifytheirintrusion___sayingitisinthepublicinterest.AbyBinCforDonLesson51.Ifoneoftheirnewjets___you,juststartshootingandhopethatyouhithim.AhitBhittingChitsDtohit2.___ofuswasthinkingthesamething.AEveryBBothCAllDEach3.That’s___wehadbeentold.AwhenBwhatCwhereDwhich4.Itwouldstreakdownto___inthemountainsbelow.AflashBsmashCfinishDwash5.Thenwewentbacktothe___ofgettinghome.AbusinessBquestionCmatterDproblem6.Didhisgunsjam___thelastsecond?AonBatCinDunder7.___the3-inch-squarechaffchute,Icouldseetheenemyshellsexplodingjustbelowus.APassBFromCThroughDOn8.Aguy’schancesofgettinghome___good.AwasBbeCisDwere9.Theenemyhadafightersofastwecouldn’tevenholdasight___it.AatBforConDby10.Looking___theotherwaistgunner’sshoulder,Isawtheenemyjet.AonBoverCbyDunder11.Ifthatshellhadhitushalfasecondsooner,it____thepilot.AmighthitBhitChavehitDmighthavehitLesson61.Oneofthemajorconcernsofstudentsinanyspeechclass___stagefright.AareBbeCisDwere2.Thelistenerreceivesthecommunicatedmessageandmayprovidefeedback___thespeaker.AwithBtoCforDof3.Effectivespeakersadjusttheirvoicestothelargeraudienc