2021军队职称英语考试综合类B级模拟试题五(7)

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第5部分：补全短文（第46～50题，每题2分，共10分）
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Fire-fighting Fabric
Each year thousands of people worldwide are killed or seriously injured by fires started in mattresses. ____(46). To help prevent fires in crowded public spaces, E.I.Du Pont de Nemours & Co. recently invented a fire-resistant fabric. The company claims that this fabric significantly reduces the combustibility of mattresses and upholstered furniture. In tests conducted by a Boston-based hotel chain, the material has proved very efficient in preventing or delaying the combustion of mattresses and furniture after fires have been started. ____(47). California and several other states are considering new regulations that would require the use of fire-resistant furniture in public places (defined as area where 10 or more people gather). ____(48). American laws require hotels to buy fire-resistant mattress covers, though covers made of fiber glass and cotton do exist and are used by some companies. ____(49).
The Du-Pont fabric will well for less than $ 5 a yard and it is believed that the market will develop over the next two years. ______(50).

A. The development of the material is timely.
B. And last year, England passed a law requiring that all furniture contain fine-resistant material.
C. The company expects that the competition will be very strong in the market because right now, its product is just one option.
D. And there are some expects.
E. Often the fires occur in hotels and are caused by people smoking in bed.
F. However, the cotton covers wash out over time and the fiber glass is not very comfortable.

第6部分：完形填空（第51～65题，每题1分，共15分）
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On the Net Friends Come and Go, Talking of...
The young woman was visibly 　　 51　　 and clearly wanted to get something off her chest.
"Whats up?" I 　　52　　.
"Ive just been defriended," she said.
Now "defriended" is a word 　　53　　 I am not familiar. I have been befriended　     54　　 - and befriended - many people since arriving in Beijing. But defriended?
It turns 　　55　　 this is a new word created by the Interact-savvy younger generation specifically in relation to the worldwide social networking phenomenon, Facebook.
Those who join can invite friends to become members of the site, 　　56　　. They can then share photographs, "chat", swap messages and observations and perform a host of other mutually accessible applications.
Ive seen some peoples sites 　　57　　 hundreds of friends, all moments away down a fiber optic cable, providing they are logged on to their computers or hooked up to a high-spec cell phone.
It creates the possibility of "befriending" anyone in the world who has online access. Currently, Facebook has 150 million users. That means theres a lot of "friends" out there.
The 　　58　　 is that you can be "defriended" - you can be denied access to the Face, book site someone who had previously invited to be his or her friend. And you can do it without the potential for instant recrimination.
Where once, in the school playground on child might have petulantly shouted 59　　 another, "Im not going to be your fried any more" the same hurt and loss of face can be performed remotely with the chick of a button.
A 　　60　　 aspect of "defriending" is that, un like With other applications such as the "what are you thinking about?" posting a digital depository of the often dire, 　　61　　 , dull and desperate, no message is sent out alerting you or your contacts about the change m status. You only find out you have 　　62　　 when you try to visit a "friends" site, and you find you can no longer get in. the delay of the discovery is all too often doubly hurtful.
Just as bombs are dispatched impersonally 　　63　　 an unseen enemy in modem warfare, 　　64　　 relationships are blown out of the window with the same callous disregard, without the risk of any face-to-face comeback. One second you arc there, 　　65　　 you are deleted.

51. A.satisfied   B.friendly  C.moved    D.upset
52. A.complained  B.explained  C.inquired    D.argued
53. A.with which   B.in which   C.which     D.that
54. A.on     B.by   C.with      D.in
55. A.about     B.out    C.around     D.in
56. A.too     B.either   C.yet      D.neither
57. A.exaggerating  B.overstating C.boasting    D.showing off
58. A.benefit    B.advantage  C.downside    D.merit
59. A.at     B.in    C.on     D.forward
60. A.neutral    B.controversial C.astonishing    D.remarkable
61. A.exciting    B.dreary   C.cheerful     D.bright
62. A.been dumped  B.dumped   C.being dumped   D.dumping
63. A.forward    B.for    C.into      D.against
64. A.and     B.since    C.so      D.but
65. A.the next   B.the first   C.the first     D.a next