6A Integration Section C Unit 6

Integration Section C Unit 6

 

1. C
2. B (they are unaware of the problem)
3. D (No one could write a real essay on a topic missing out the most important events of the last 20 years. She was copying old material.)
4. C
5. A
6. D (There is no reason to believe the problem has suddenly got worse; the university did not realize how big it was because they had no way of judging.)
7. C
8. D
9. A (customized = tailored, made according to your requirements)
10. B
11. D (Rote learning is viewed positively in Hong Kong, so reproduction of learned words may be seen as culturally acceptable.)
12. C
13. A
14. A (The students would be creative if the system encouraged it; but it doesn’t.)
15. B
16. A (In law a precedent is a parallel case in the past. The assignment is original and never set before.)
17. D
18. B (mass = on a huge scale)
19. D (extinction is here seen as a fairly slow process)
20. B
21. B
22. B
23. D
24. D
25. B
26. D (i.e. chose as targets for hunting)
27. B (i.e. other large land animals)
28. A
29. B
30. D
31. C
32. A
33. D
34. D
35. D (animal rights — threatened researchers)
36. B
37. A (strictest rules — must seek authorization)
38. D (strictest rules — must seek authorization)
39. C (supporters of these experiments — point out how useful the experiments have been)
40. B (are needed in the fight against AIDS and cancer — supporters of these experiments)
41. B
42. B
43. A
44. B (murder — extreme opponents insist that; researchers are guilty of)
45. B (Cell cultures are — replacing actual animals; synthetic skin — replacing actual animals; used in many cases instead of live experiments — replacing actual animals)
46. D
47. faced
48. space
49. food
50. strength
51. enclosure
52. not to keep
53. public
54. breeding stocks
55. extinction
56. how
57. live prey
58. boredom
59. killing / catching / hunting
60. to
61. given / offered
62. cruel
63. too many
64. impossible
65. put down
66. hard / painful
67. contrary
68. L (Microsoft is so dominant in the operating systems market — a Windows weakness)
69. D (You cannot relax — the threats; become vulnerable again)
70. A (starts looking across the network for other machines that can host it — when it finds some)
71. E (address link; site — it; visits it)
72. B (it is wise to back up — then)
73. F (if you get an email saying it is from your bank or which involves financial matters — contact the relevant organization in person or by phone)
74. I (varies a lot in its effects; some — other types)
75. G (created simply as jokes — but there is nothing funny about them)
76. K (can change its form — it does this by rewriting its code)
77. J (for commercial purposes — very useful for marketing purposes)
78. H (the law has had a hard time catching up with it — definitely an offence; courts are eager to prove their determination to protect cyberspace)
79. in ^ the
80. mostly — most
81. It’s — Its
82. China — Chinese
83. losing — lost
84. delete mind
85. varied — various
86. when ^ it
87. absent — absence
88. delete after
89. delete The
90. delete to
91. powerfully — powerful
92. for ^ a
93. tradition — traditions
94. prays — prayers
95. in — for
96. delete stories
97. How — What