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2014年9月份考试大学英语

(1)第一次作业

一、单项选择题(本大题共70分,共35小题,每小题2分)

1.MyAmericanfriendknowsmyproblembecauseI()myideaswithhim.

A.havechanged

B.changed

C.haveexchanged

D.exchanged

2.Wearehavinga()technicalproblemwithoneofourengines.

A.light

B.slight

C.bright

D.slim

3.()Iamwellagain,Icangoonwiththeexpedition.

A.Inthat

B.Nowthat

C.Because

D.That

4.Theopportunitiesforpeopletomeetoutside()alot()theweather.

A.based…on

B.take…to

C.depend…on

D.involve…in

5.TherearemanymisunderstandingsaboutAmericanIndiannames.CrazyHorses,forexample,wasgiventoamanbecausehewascourageous,notbecausehewasmad.Indianfamilieshadnolastnames.TheSiouxIndiansgiveindividualsthreeorfournames.Thefirstnamewasgivenatbirth.Itshowedtheorderofabirthintothefamily.Wenonah,forinstance,meant“firstborndaughter”.Thesecondname,thehonorname,wasgiventothechildbyamedicineman(有法术之人).Itusuallyreferredtothefinecharacterofgooddeedsofoneofthechild’sancestors(祖先).Whenhegrewup,thepersonwasexpectedtoliveuptothisname.Otherwise,thepersonmightnotbecalledbyit.Thethirdnamewasthenickname.Itusuallyreferredtosomethingodd(临时的)thatthepersonhaddone.Itwashardlyeverflattering.Thefourthnamecamethedeedname.Itwasgivenbyawarchiefafterthepersonaccomplishedsomegoodorextraordinarybravery.Thenamemightbethatofafear––inspiringanimalsuchasBearorBuffaloorthatofanoblebird,suchasEagle,HawkorOwl.

A.ifhecouldputthemeaningofthisnameintopractice,

B.ifhisappearancewouldbelikehisancestor’s,

C.onlywhenhegrewup

D.whenhesatisfiedthemedicineman

6.Between1886and1914,Canadareceivedovertwomillionimmigrants.ThemajorityofthemwerefromEasternEurope.ThegovernmentwelcomedthesepeoplebyofferingthemfreefarmlandintheWest.However,CanadaimmigrationpolicywasnotequalforAsianimmigrants.TheCanadiangovernmentpassedtwolawstopreventChineseimmigration.In1885,theCanadiangovernmentpassedthefirstlawtopreventChineseimmigration.ThelawforcedeveryChinesepersonenteringCanadatopaya$50entryfee.ThegovernmentintroducedthisheadtaxtosatisfyCaucasian(高加索人)laborerswhofeltthatChineseimmigrantswerecompetingfortheirjobs.TheheadtaxwasaburdenforChineseimmigrants,butitdidnotpreventthemfromcomingtoCanada.FormanyofthesepoorChineselaborers,theycouldearnmoremoneytherethaninChina.Theywerewillingtoborrowthemoneytopayfortheoverseastripandtheheadtax.TheCanadiangovernmentraisedtheheadtaxto$100in1900,thento$500in1903.TheCanadiangovernmentpasseditsmostrestrictiveimmigrationlawin1923.Thatyear,theChineseImmigrationActpreventedallChineseexceptofficers,merchants,andstudentsfromenteringCanada.TheActwastheresultofpressurefromanti-Asiangroups.ThesegroupsfeltthattheheadtaxwasinsufficientbecauseChineselaborerswerestillcomingtoCanada.ThelaweffectivelystoppedChineseimmigrationfrom1923to1947.Duringthe24-yearperiod,only44ChineseenteredCanadaofficially.

A.strict

B.serious

C.limitation

D.determinative

7.Hewasinatrafficjam,()madehimlateforschool.

A.that

B.which

C.what

D.how

8.Doyouthinkthisisa()solutiontotheproblem?

A.pepper

B.programmed

C.prepared

D.proper

9.Hewasin()with10othersforthejob.

A.commission

B.comprehension

C.composition

D.competition

10.Thequestionslike“Wheredoyouwork?

”or“Areyoumarried?

”aretoo()toEuropeans.

A.polite

B.correct

C.wrong

D.personal

11.Between1886and1914,Canadareceivedovertwomillionimmigrants.ThemajorityofthemwerefromEasternEurope.ThegovernmentwelcomedthesepeoplebyofferingthemfreefarmlandintheWest.However,CanadaimmigrationpolicywasnotequalforAsianimmigrants.TheCanadiangovernmentpassedtwolawstopreventChineseimmigration.In1885,theCanadiangovernmentpassedthefirstlawtopreventChineseimmigration.ThelawforcedeveryChinesepersonenteringCanadatopaya$50entryfee.ThegovernmentintroducedthisheadtaxtosatisfyCaucasian(高加索人)laborerswhofeltthatChineseimmigrantswerecompetingfortheirjobs.TheheadtaxwasaburdenforChineseimmigrants,butitdidnotpreventthemfromcomingtoCanada.FormanyofthesepoorChineselaborers,theycouldearnmoremoneytherethaninChina.Theywerewillingtoborrowthemoneytopayfortheoverseastripandtheheadtax.TheCanadiangovernmentraisedtheheadtaxto$100in1900,thento$500in1903.TheCanadiangovernmentpasseditsmostrestrictiveimmigrationlawin1923.Thatyear,theChineseImmigrationActpreventedallChineseexceptofficers,merchants,andstudentsfromenteringCanada.TheActwastheresultofpressurefromanti-Asiangroups.ThesegroupsfeltthattheheadtaxwasinsufficientbecauseChineselaborerswerestillcomingtoCanada.ThelaweffectivelystoppedChineseimmigrationfrom1923to1947.Duringthe24-yearperiod,only44ChineseenteredCanadaofficially.

A.TheDangersofChineseimmigrantsinCanada

B.TheDevelopmentofChineseImmigrationLawsinCanada

C.JobOpportunitiesDuringtheEarly19thCentury

D.TheActivitiesofChineseWorkersinCanada

12.Between1886and1914,Canadareceivedovertwomillionimmigrants.ThemajorityofthemwerefromEasternEurope.ThegovernmentwelcomedthesepeoplebyofferingthemfreefarmlandintheWest.However,CanadaimmigrationpolicywasnotequalforAsianimmigrants.TheCanadiangovernmentpassedtwolawstopreventChineseimmigration.In1885,theCanadiangovernmentpassedthefirstlawtopreventChineseimmigration.ThelawforcedeveryChinesepersonenteringCanadatopaya$50entryfee.ThegovernmentintroducedthisheadtaxtosatisfyCaucasian(高加索人)laborerswhofeltthatChineseimmigrantswerecompetingfortheirjobs.TheheadtaxwasaburdenforChineseimmigrants,butitdidnotpreventthemfromcomingtoCanada.FormanyofthesepoorChineselaborers,theycouldearnmoremoneytherethaninChina.Theywerewillingtoborrowthemoneytopayfortheoverseastripandtheheadtax.TheCanadiangovernmentraisedtheheadtaxto$100in1900,thento$500in1903.TheCanadiangovernmentpasseditsmostrestrictiveimmigrationlawin1923.Thatyear,theChineseImmigrationActpreventedallChineseexceptofficers,merchants,andstudentsfromenteringCanada.TheActwastheresultofpressurefromanti-Asiangroups.ThesegroupsfeltthattheheadtaxwasinsufficientbecauseChineselaborerswerestillcomingtoCanada.ThelaweffectivelystoppedChineseimmigrationfrom1923to1947.Duringthe24-yearperiod,only44ChineseenteredCanadaofficially.

A.strict

B.serious

C.limitation

D.determinative

13.WhenIreturnedhome,IfoundIhad()thewrongsuitcase.

A.takenoff

B.takenup

C.lookedout

D.pickedup

14.Wereitberainytomorrow,we()theactivities.

A.willcancel

B.wouldcancel

C.hadcancelled

D.cancel

15.Thedesiretoconveyafeelingoffriendshipisoftenuniversal.()

A.宇宙的

B.通用的

C.大学的

D.联合的

16.GreatasNewtonwas,manyofhisideas()todayandarebeingmodifiedbytheworkofscientistsofourtime.

A.aretochallenge

B.maybechallenged

C.havebeenchallenged

D.arechallenging

17.Themoreattentionyouputinyourstudy,()thestudywillbe.

A.moreeasier

B.themoreeasier

C.theeasier

D.easieras

18.Ifyourefusemysuggestion,youwillregret().

A.soonerorlater

B.nowandthen

C.timeandtime

D.inorout

19.I’dbettercheckinmyluggagequickly()I’dmissmyflight.

A.and

B.so

C.or

D.to

20.Itisinthisuniversity()Prof.Jacksonestablishedhisfamoustheory.

A.which

B.that

C.where

D.what

21.Suchman()heardformhimpraisedhim.

A.as

B.who

C.that

D.whom

22.Igavehimthebook,butdemandedthathe()ittomeinaweek.

A.mustreturn

B.return

C.wouldreturn

D.returned

23.Between1886and1914,Canadareceivedovertwomillionimmigrants.ThemajorityofthemwerefromEasternEurope.ThegovernmentwelcomedthesepeoplebyofferingthemfreefarmlandintheWest.However,CanadaimmigrationpolicywasnotequalforAsianimmigrants.TheCanadiangovernmentpassedtwolawstopreventChineseimmigration.In1885,theCanadiangovernmentpassedthefirstlawtopreventChineseimmigration.ThelawforcedeveryChinesepersonenteringCanadatopaya$50entryfee.ThegovernmentintroducedthisheadtaxtosatisfyCaucasian(高加索人)laborerswhofeltthatChineseimmigrantswerecompetingfortheirjobs.TheheadtaxwasaburdenforChineseimmigrants,butitdidnotpreventthemfromcomingtoCanada.FormanyofthesepoorChineselaborers,theycouldearnmoremoneytherethaninChina.Theywerewillingtoborrowthemoneytopayfortheoverseastripandtheheadtax.TheCanadiangovernmentraisedtheheadtaxto$100in1900,thento$500in1903.TheCanadiangovernmentpasseditsmostrestrictiveimmigrationlawin1923.Thatyear,theChineseImmigrationActpreventedallChineseexceptofficers,merchants,andstudentsfromenteringCanada.TheActwastheresultofpressurefromanti-Asiangroups.ThesegroupsfeltthattheheadtaxwasinsufficientbecauseChineselaborerswerestillcomingtoCanada.ThelaweffectivelystoppedChineseimmigrationfrom1923to1947.Duringthe24-yearperiod,only44ChineseenteredCanadaofficially.

A.TheDangersofChineseimmigrantsinCanada

B.TheDevelopmentofChineseImmigrationLawsinCanada

C.JobOpportunitiesDuringtheEarly19thCentury

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