7.aggressive (paragraph 5) A.unwilling to agree with others B.easy to get along with C.ready to attack others 8.bystanders (paragraph 7) A.outsiders B.onlookers((旁观者) C.participants 9.limbs (paragraph 8) A.arms and legs B.newspapers C.ideas 10.interrupt (paragraph 9) A.push B.apologize to C.cut into the conversation PartⅡ Read Passage 2 and choose either A,B or C to complete each of the following statements.Write A,B or C on your answer sheet.(30 points,3 points each) Passage 2 Data On Ocean Floors 1 At the water's edge of Baltimore Harbor,two freshly painted gray ships await to be sent out on their next mission.These are the workhorses of the Information Revolution.They are wiring the world to meet the explosive and seemingly limitless demand for Internet,voice and video services,projected to be a $1 trillion-a-year global market by 2000.The two ships,C.S.Global Link and its companion the C.S.Global Mariner,are among the most technologically advanced vessels in the business of laying undersea fiber-optic communications cables.They are part of a worldwide fleet,owned by Tyco International Ltd.,that has installed more transoceanic fiber than any other company. 2 Most of the world's telephone and Internet traffic courses through these hair-thin capillaries of glass,which stretch from one continent to another along the ocean floor.In constant pulses of light,coded in the computer language of ones and zeros,they flash 9217. aggressive (paragraph 5) A. unwilling to agree with others C. ready to attack others 8. bystanders (paragraph 7) A. outsiders C. participants 9. limbs (paragraph 8) A. arms and legs C. ideas 10. interrupt (paragraph 9) A. push B. apologize to C. cut into the conversation Part II B. easy to get along with B. onlookers( 旁观者 B. newspapers Read Passage 2 and choose either A, B or C to complete each of the following statements. Write A, B or C on your answer sheet. (30 points, 3 points each) Passage 2 Data On Ocean Floors 1 At the water's edge of Baltimore Harbor, two freshly painted gray ships await to be sent out on their next mission. These are the workhorses of the Information Revolutio良They are wiring the world to meet the explosive and seemingly limitless demand for Internet , voice and video services, projected to be a $ 1 trillion-a-year global market by 2000. The two ships, C. S. Global Link and its companion the C. S. Global Mariner, are among the most technologically advanc~d vessels in the business of laying undersea fiber-optic communications cables. They are part of a worldwide fleet , owned by Tyco International Ltd. , that has installed more transoceanic fiber thanany other company. 2 Most of the world' s telephone and Internet traffic courses through these hair-thin capillaries of glass, which stretch from one continent to another along the ocean floor. In Constant pulses of light , coded in the computer language of ones and zeros, they flash 921