diphallia2013年英语四级选词填空

2021年1月19日发(作者：剑法)
选词填空

A. independently


B. obtained




C. novelty
D. copied



E. consciously



F. differ
G
. equal



H. exclude



I. respect
J. against




K. substantial



L. concern
M. abundant



N. other



O. Taken
Copyrights

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from patents not only in the way by which they are

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but in the kind of protection provided. While a patent gives the right to

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all
others
from
using
the
same
invention,
a
copyright
protects
the
holder
only

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those
who
knowingly
copy
or
use
the
same
form
of
expression
as
that
of
the
author.
Another
author
who


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creates
a
work of the same or nearly the same content and form has an

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right
to
obtain
copyright
protection.
The
copyright,
in
other
words,
protects
against
copying,
especially
with

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to
the
unique,
original
form
of
expression
of
the
author.
The

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of
the
subject
matter
is
not
as
important
as
it
is
with
patents,
Copyright
violation
happens
only
if

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portions
of
a
copyrighted
work
in
the
author's
language
or
form
have
been

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into another work.






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选词填空

A. meeting


B. neatness


C. inviting



D. different


E. respond


F. freezing



G
. frighten


H. reasoning


I. conversations



J. treasure


K. Therefore



L. consult



M. face


N. Likewise


O. Act
Many teenagers

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against their parents' wishes. If we value

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our
teenagers
will
be
sloppy,
his
room
messy,
and
his
clothes
dirty.
If
we
insist on good manners, he will interrupt


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. If we enjoy languages
that
has
grace,
he
will
speak
slang.
If
we


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peace,
he
will
quarrel
with our neighbours, and bully their children. If we are concerned about
health, he will wear summer clothes in

5

weather.
Parents usually

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in the following way. First, we get tough. When this
fails, we switch to kindness. When no results follow, we try

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. When
gentle persuasion falls on deaf ears, we return to threats and punishment.
What
can
parents
do
to
stay
sane
and
to
survive
with
honor?
Experts
advise relaxation in

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of the inevitable.
Wise
parents
know
that
fighting
a
teenager,
like
fighting
a
tide,
is

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doom.
When
caught
in
a
cross-current,
experienced
swimmers
stop
struggling. They float and let the tide carry them, until they find a firm
footing.

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,
parent
of
teenagers
must
flow
with
life,
alert
to
opportunities for safe contact.


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选词填空

ce


B. regarded


C. overcome







D. sound


E. so


F. particular
G
. tendency


H. seen


I. common

J. speak


K. conscientious


L. called
M. way


N. while


O. solution
Perhaps
you
have


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readers
in
the
library
or
on
a
bus
who
move
their
lips
as
they
read
silently.
This
is


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vocalizing.
It
reduces
reading
speed
to
a
speaking
speed
of
less
than
200
words
per
minute.
V
ocalization
is


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at
the
grade
school
level
because
we
are
taught
initially
to
read
orally.
But
some
readers
do
not
lose
this
early

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as
they progress through the grades. Consequently, they continue throughout
adulthood to move their lips


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reading silently.
The
best
procedure
to


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vocalization
is
reading
with
a
pencil
between your lips. Any


7


to vocalize will cause the pencil to fall.
Another


8


is placing your tongue between your teeth as you read.
Every time you try to


9


a word, your teeth will restrain your tongue.
You
will
have
no
difficulty
overcoming
this
habit
after
a
few


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practice sessions.








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