某证券公司如不具有证券交易所的会员资格，则不能提出申请席位。( )

第四部分书面表达（共两节，满分40分）

第一节完成句子（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）

阅读下列各小题，根据括号内的汉语提示，用句末括号里的英语单词完成句子。

71．__________（把这道难题留给我），and see if I can work it out.（leave）

72．Every possible means__________（已经试过），but none proves to be available.（try）

73．Sometimes we can get into such a situation__________（我们向别人求助）.（turn）

74．Faced with difficulties，people make a promise that they will do__________（他们能做的一切）to help others.（whatever）

75．The reason why he didn’t attend the meeting was__________（因为他生病了）.（ill）

76．I'd rather you__________（没告诉她那个消息）.How sad she looks now!（tell）

77．Hardly__________（他一下火车就）he was met and surrounded by his fans.（get）

78．I wonder __________（到底是什么）lets my little sister down so badly. I think she really needs my comfort.（it）

79．It is commonly thought that many coal mine accidents__________（本来能够避免）if we had followed the strict safety rules.（avoid）

80．When __________（问及他为何拒绝）others’help，the disabled young man just smiled and made no answer.（ask）

方某17岁，为寻刺激，突发奇想给某机场拨打了“报警”电话，称一架航班有炸弹。引起乘客极大恐慌，警方和机场立即调动了大批人员进行安全检查，航班因此被延误5个小时，损失上百万。方某已被公安机关抓获。对方某行为认识正确的是  

A．作为未成年人，他的行为应给予宽容

B．方某警示我们必须树立法治观念

C．国家公安机关依法行政、依法办事

D．方某行为扰乱社会公共交通秩序

在200mL某硫酸盐溶液中，含有1.5N_A个硫酸根离子，同时含有N_A个金属离子。则该硫酸盐的物质的量浓度为（N_A表示阿佛加德罗常数的值）

A．1mol·L^-1

B．2.5 mol·L^-1

C．5 mol·L^-1

D．2 mol·L^-1

肾图检查方法的描述，哪项足正确的（）

A.检查前必须大量饮水

B.患者取俯卧位

C.静脉注射^99mTc-MAG₃184～555kBq

D.静脉注射¹³¹I-OIH370～740MBq

E.肾图仪探头放置在后腰部对位于双肾区

[A] Even as the robots do their work (officials should know within a day whether the robots were successful), BP is preparing to drill a relief well into which the original well would empty. That could allow the company to inject a heavy fluid into the broken well that would slow and eventually stop the flow of oil. Once the leak is stanched, BP could permanently seal the first well.

[B] The explosion on the Deepwater Horizon oil rig last week in the Gulf of Mexico was without question a human tragedy. The day after the rig finally sank on April 22, the Coast Guard called off the search for the 11 workers lost during the accident.

[C] But the Gulf’s $ 2.4 billion fishing industry could be imperiled by a major spill, as could tourism up and down the Gulf Coast and potentially the Florida panhandle (狭长地带). "We are being very, very aggressive," said Tony Hayward, the CEO of BP, which expects to spend some $100 million on the cleanup. "This is the biggest response by anyone in the industry ever, and we’re able to do it because we planned for it. We will be judged by our response. "

[D] Now the accident threatens to become an environmental tragedy as well. Despite early hopes that the oil spill could be minimized, the rig’s fractured drilling pipe is currently leaking 42,000 gal. of crude a day. The result is an oil slick on the surface of the water, covering more than 1,800 sq. miles, now just 20 miles from the delicate Gulf coastline. Depending on wind conditions, oil could begin washing up on the shore as early as this weekend.

[E] The Coast Guard and the energy giant BP, which operated the sunken rig and is responsible for the cleanup, have launched a massive operation to contain the spill—an unusual challenge, considering the complexity of underwater drilling. First, remote-controlled robot submarines have been deployed to try to seal off the oil well altogether by activating a massive device called a blowout preventer. If the 450-ton valve at the wellhead can be turned on, the oil flow should stop, and the spill could be ended quickly. But the outcome is far from guaranteed; robots have never been used in an operation of this magnitude nor at this depth—some 5,000 ft. below the surface of the ocean.

[F] Cleanup has already been under way. Vessels are dragging long booms (拦油栅) to corral the oil on the surface—which is still a thin slick, not yet a thick tar—white the planes spray chemical dispersants that can separate the crude from the water. Coast Guard officials said they would consider a controlled burn of the oil. Pools of oil would be trapped in containment booms and set on fire. The burning oil would also create a plume of smoke and air pollution, which could affect flying birds. But according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, marine wildlife would be less harmed by a burning area of the ocean than by exposure to an oil slick.

[G] But the entire operation would likely take months, during which time the oil would keep spilling. So BP is also preparing to build a massive dome that could be placed over the oil leaks—which are emanating from a pipe that connects the well to the sunken rig—and actually collect the leaking crude. The only problem is that such an enterprise has never been attempted in deep water, and it would take at least two weeks to be put in place.

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