What is the best time to go traveling？

A．Call before the interview to confirm the arrangements, and then arrive on tim

E．

B．Learn about the individual she is interviewing, and research the background and terminology of the topiC．

C．Use open-ended questions rather than yes-or-no questions to draw out the responses from the expert．

D．Brittany should complete all these steps．

A.Take your tim

B.That's it.

C.All the best! .

D.It doesn't matter.

A．She’s too busy to go to the concert．

B．She’ll go with the man soon．

C．She prefers to go to the movies instea

D．She’ll go with the man next tim

E．

A.As

B.Where

C.What

D.That

On Christmas Day 1990, in a laboratory in Switzerland, British physicist Tim Berners-Lee finished developing the tools to create the World Wide Web. He was working at the European Organization for Nuclear Research, Cern, in Geneva.

His boss gave him the green light to work on the project during his spare time and together with the help of his Belgian colleague Robert Cailliau, Tim Berners-Lee produced the world’s first web page.

The experiment heralded a new era because it demonstrated how computers could talk to each other through a new language they created called Hyper-Text Markup Language, or HTML.

Currently there might be anything up to a trillion web pages with all sorts of content. People buy and sell products and services, make friends through these pages, learn and teach. We found many enthusiasts of the web in the streets of London.

Man 1: “It means having information in your home with easy access which in the past would have only been available in thousands of libraries. So it’s information at your fingertips.”

Woman: “Access to a lot of people really. We’ve got a lot of family overseas so we use Skype quite a bit.”

Man 2: “Information, news, social groups.”

Man 3: “I’m just using it usually for emails and social networking with my friends and well, reading newspapers and information. Basically everything!”

Fortunes were made in the World Wide Web. Many say that Tim Berners-Lee could have been a billionaire through his invention but he said that all he wants is to keep the egalitarian spirit of the web intact and the medium free to use. Many users share the same ideals.

21. What is this passage talking about？_______

A. The birth of the World Wide Web.

B. The biography of a physicist.

C. The importance of the first web page.

D. The application of some HTML.

22. Who is Tim Berners-Lee？_____

A. An internet user.

B. A physicist won the Nobel Prize.

C. A physicist who also designed the first web page.

D. A write who writes in a brand new language.

23. Where were the people interviewed？________

A. Bern.

B. London.

C. Geneva.

D. An unknown city in England.

24. Which of the following best describes the interviewees’ attitudes towards the internet？_______

A. Fearful.

B. Indifferent.

C. Distanced.

D. Enthusiastic

25. Which of the following is incorrect about the application of the Web？_______

A. It can be used in many ways.

B. It has become very popular among average people.

C. The inventor of the internet hopes everybody has access to medium.

D. It was designed by a government official in Europe.

A.that

B.which

C.what

D.by which

A.Where they were and what they were doing at the tim

B.The headlines they read in the papers.

C.They couldn’t believe it was tru

D.What someone said to them afterwards.

A．, what ____I have today!

B．a wonderful time

C．wonderful time

D．wonderful a tim

E．time is wonderful

A.Sorry, I’ll give you a better one next tim

B.What can I do for you？

C.What’s wrong with you？

D.Oh, don’t complain about gift.

Mum: Let's go to the seaside some time during the weekend.

Daughter: Great. What time？

Mum: ______

A、Are you ready？

B、You name it.

C、During the weekend.

D、Take your time.

A.There" s been nothing but rain for quite some tim

B.He" s bored with the changing weather.

C.He thinks that it"ll rain for three more weeks.

D.He" s bored about the topic on weather.