8.This is the hour__________ the place is always full of women and children.

7.This is Mr John for__________ I bought a book yesterday.

6.This is Mr John for__________ son I bought a book yesterday.

5.Thank you for your encouragement,without__________ I wouldn't have succeeded.

4.Do you know the boy__________ father is an experienced English teacher in your school?

3.This is the very novel about__________ we've talked so much.

2.Have you ever been to Hangzhou,__________ is famous for the West Lake?

1.Do you still remember the place__________ we visited the painting exhibition?

  "You do not need to be a rocket scientist. ” is often heard in theUSA. Workers in an office are afraid to try to use their new computer system. Their employer tells them not to be foolish. "You do not need to be a rocket scientist to learn this?" he says. Or high school students cannot seem to understand something their teacher is explaining. "Come on," he says,"you do not need to be a rocket scientist to understand this. ” Or a company that makes soap is trying to sell its product on television. "You do not need to be a rocket scien-tist to see that our soap cleans better," the company says. These words send a strong message. They say that you do not need to be extremely intelligent to understand something.

  No one knows for sure how the expression began. "It grew," an official of the American space agency—-NASA says, "because rocket scientists probably are the most intelligent people around. ”Not everyone would agree. Some peo?ple might be considered more intelligent than rocket scientists. For example,a person who speaks and reads 15 languages or a doctor who operates on the brain.

  The rocket scientist is a different kind of hero. He or she makes space travel possible. Rocket scientists however can have problems just like anyone else.

  A Washington rocket scientist tells about a launch that was postponed many times. Finally everything seemed ripe. Mechanical failures had been re?paired ?the weather was good,and the scientists had planned that part of the rocket would fall into the ocean after the launch. All ships and boats within many kilometres of the danger area had been warned. But in the last few sec?onds,a small boat entered the area. Once again the launch was postponed.

5.Workers in an office are afraid to try to use their new computer system because they        .

   A.are afraid to be dismissed(解雇) by their employer

   B.are afraid to be fined by their boss

   C.know how to use the new computer system very well

   D.are afraid of being laughed at or blamed by their boss

6.When a teacher says "you do not need to be a rocket scientist to understand this" ， he/she means        .

   A.it is not necessary for you to understand this

   B.this is quite easy to understand

   C.it is beyond our textbooks

   D.it has nothing to do with our lessons

7.The underlined sentence in Paragraph 1 probably means        .

   A.it is so clear that our soap cleans better

   B.it is no doubt that our soap cleans better

   C.only a rocket scientist can understand why our soap cleans better

   D.if you want to be a rocket scientist,you should understand why our soap cleans better

8.What is the main idea of the last paragraph?

   A.Rocket scientists are doing a job that is most difficult of all.

   B.Rocket scientists deserve our respect and praise.

   C.In fact,rocket scientists can have problems just like anyone else.

   D.Rocket scientists always succeed in the end.

9.The best title for this passage would be __________

   A.Science of rocketing

   B.You do not have to be a rocket scientist

   C.Rocket launching

   D.Rocket scientists―the greatest men in the world

5. He had given his life__________ save that girl.