朱明zhubob新思维综合英语2模拟练习二至六.docx

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朱明zhubob新思维综合英语2模拟练习二至六

综合练习二

I.VocabularyandStructure：

　1．We'dbettercompleteeveryjobontimewithout　　　　anything.

　　A.puttingoff　　B.puttingup　　C.puttingaway　　D.puttingback

　　2．Lastnight,IwassotiredthatIfell　　　　quickly.

　　A.sleep　　B.sleeping　　C.sleepy　　D.asleep

　　3．Marygotawarmwelcome　　　　arrival.

　　A.in　　B.of　　C.on　　D.as

　　4．Theythrowthemselves　　　　theirwork.

　　A.into　　B.in　　C.to　　D.onto

　　5．Wewereinahurrysowehadtomakedo　　　　aquicksnack.

　　A.to　　B.with　　C.mat　　D.in

　　6．Tomwilllosehisjob　　　　hestolethemoneyorhedidn't.

　　A.whether　　B.evenif　　C.how　　D.unless

　　7．Theytalkedabouttheproblemamong　　　　.

　　A.themselves　　B.them　　C.eachother　　D.themself

　　8．Hello,Mr.Smith.I　　　　youforalongtime.

　　A.didn'tsee　　B.don'tsee　　C.amnotseeing　　D.haven'tseen

　　9．Ireallyappreciate　　　　me.

　　A.youhelp　　B.yourhelp　　C.yourhelping　　D.youhelp

　　10．Thesingerandpianist　　　　askedtomakeaspeechatthemeetingyesterday.　　A.is　　B.was　　C.are　　D.were

II.SituationalDialogues：

　　11．　–Doyouknowifthere'sairporttransportationavailable?

　　　　　–　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　.

　　A.Yes,wedo.Thebusinessrateis$100anight.That'sa10%discountofftheregularrate.

　　B.Yes,thereis.Thehotelprovidesafreeshuttlebustoandfromtheairport,departingeveryhalfhour.C.Yes,thereisabusinesscenter,opensevendaysaweek.

　　　　12．–　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　.

　　　　–There'soneonFirstStreet.Youcanuseacreditcardtomakealongdistancecall.　　　A.Doyouknowifthere'sabankaroundhere?

　　B.Couldyoutellmeifthere'sapayphonenearhere?

　　C.Doyouknowifthere'sabookstoreinthisneightbourhood?

　　13．–　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　.

　　　　–Certainly.Whatsize,please?

　　　　–Eightandahalf,Ithink.

　　　　–Hereyouare.Wouldyouliketotrythemon?

　　A.I'dlikeapairofblackshoes,please.　　B.I'dlikeawhiteshirt,please.

　　C.I'dlikeapairofglasses,please.

　　14．–Wouldyoulikemetoshowyouaround?

　　　　–　　　　.A.Welcome.　B.Yes,please!

　C.Really?

That'sterrible.

　　15．–　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　.

　　　　–Whatsizedoyoutake?

　　A.I'dliketohavealookatthatbluebagyouhaveinthewindow,please.

　　B.I'dliketohavealookatthatwhitesweateryouhaveinthewindow,please.

　　C.I'dliketohavealookatthatblackhatyouhaveinthewindow,please.

　　　　16．–　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　.

　　　　　–Don'tworryaboutthat.It'sOK.WearestillwaitingforSallyandLinda.A.I'msorryforbeinglate.Thetrafficissoheavy.

　　B.Comeon.Wouldn'tyouliketogosomewhereanddosomething?

　　C.I'vebeenwaitingsinceonehourago!

　　　17．–　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　.

　　　　–Howcarelessyouare,Tom.

　　A.I'msorryIhavetakentoomuchofyourtime.

　　B.I'msorryIlied.C.I'msorryIcan'topenthedoor.Ihavemisplacedthekey.

　　18．–Youwouldn'tbeinterestedinworkingthissummertomakesomeextramoney,wouldyou?

　　　　　–　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　.

　　A.Yes,Iwould.　　B.No,Iwould.　　C.Yes,Iwouldn't.

　　19．–Wouldyouliketoseeamenu?

　　　　–　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　.

　　A.No,thanks.Ihavealotofhomeworktodo.

　　B.No,thanks.Ialreadyknowwhattoorder.C.No,pleasedon'tbotherme.

　　20．–　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　.

　　　　–Yes,Isay“TheTeaHouse”.Theactingwasexcellent.

　　A.DidyougotothelibrarylastSaturday?

　　B.DidyougotothecafelastSaturday?

　　C.DidyougotothetheatrelastSaturday?

Weallknowthatexerciseisimportantinkeepingthebodyhealthyandreducingtherisksofdisease.Italsocutsdown　21　stressandprotectsthebody'simmunesystem.Butformanypeople,thewordexerciseconjuresuphoursofboring,strenuousactivity.Recently,　22　scientificstudieshavefoundthathealthbenefitscanbeachievedwithnon-strenuousexercise.

　　Thisisveryencouragingnewsforallthosepeople　23　thoughttheyhadtobeathletesorworkashardasathletestomakeexerciseworthit.Thenewguidelinessaythateveryadultshoulddoatleast30minutesofmoderateactivitymostdaysoftheweek.Andthese30minutescanevenbebrokendown　24　smallersegmentsduringtheday.Theimportantthingistobe　25　andmakeexercisepartofyourdailylife.

　　Therearemanywaystoachievethis　26　buyingexpensiveequipmentorjoiningahealthclub.Walkingisoneofthebestwaystogetexercise.Trytogo　27　awalkafterlunchordinnertoboostyourmetabolismandwork　28　somecalories.Ifpossible,walkallorpartofthewaytoworkorschool.Usethestairsinsteadoftheelevator　29　youcan.Gardening,rakingleaves,anddancingarealsogoodactivities.（However,walkingtothecoffeeorvendingmachinedoesn'tcount!

）Asforsports,eveniftennisorgolfdon'tappeal　30　you,hikingandcyclingcanberelaxingandbeneficialtoo.

21.A.by　　　　B.ofC.about　　　D.on

22.A.therefore　B.howeverC.furthermoreD.but

23.A.who　　　B.whomC.which　　　D.whose

24.A.on　　　　B.toC.into　　　D.at

25.A.consistentB.inconsistentC.continentD.conspicuous

26.A.without　　B.withC.besides　　D.beside

27.A.on　　　　B.forC.out　　　　D.to

28.A.down　　　B.outC.for　　　　D.off

29.A.whether　　B.wheneverC.wherever　D.whatever

30.A./　　　　　B.onC.at　　　　D.to

Passage1

　　ThemansittingoppositeRobertwastheFinancialController.Everybodycalledhim“theFC”forshort.Hemadeallthedecisionsaboutmoney.Robertneededsomemore.Thatwaswhyhehadtoseehim.Thetwomendidnotgetonverywell.Infact,theyhadalwaysdislikedeachother.

　　“Yourrequestisoutofthequestion,”theFCsaid.Roberthaddifficultyincontrollinghimself,buthemanagedsomehow.Heexplainedthathewantedthemoneyinordertomakemoreprogrammes.

　　“Andwhydoyouwanttodothat?

”theFCaskedsharply.Again,Robertalmostlosthistemper.“Becausemoreandmorepeoplearelisteningtomydepartment'sprogrammes.There'sgreatdemandforthem,”heanswered.

　　TheFCdidnotseemtobelievehim.ButRoberthadareportonthenumbersoflistenerstoallEBCprogrammes.TheFCbecamelessconfident（自信）.Robertthrewthereportdownonthetableandtoldhimtoreadit.

　　TheFClookedatitinsilence.Thefigures（数字）provedthathehadbeenwrong,buthedidnotwanttoadmitit.“Well,”hefinallysaid,“Imayhavemadeasmallmistake.”Robertnoticedtheword“may.”Hegotuptoleave.Buthehadthefeelingthathewouldgetthemoneyafterall.

　　31.InthestorytheFinancialControllerwasapersonwhowasinchargeof　　　　.

　　A.Robert'sdepartment'sprogrammes　　B.EBCprogrammes.

　　C.EBCmoney　　D.bothBandC

　　32.“Yourrequestisoutofthequestion.”Here“outofthequestion”means　　　　.　　A.withoutanyquestion　　B.withsomequestion

　　C.impossible　　D.possible

　　33.Robertdecidedtomakemoreprogrammesbecause　　　　.

　　A.hewantedtomeettheneedsofthelisteners

　　B.“theFC”dislikedhim

　　C.themembersofhisdepartmentwantedhimtodoso

　　D.hewantedtoshowhimselfoff

　　34.WhyweremoreandmorepeoplelisteningtoRobert'sprogrammes?

　　A.Becausehealwayslosthistemper（脾气）.　　B.Becausehedisliked“theFC.”　　C.Becausetheprogrammeswererichandtothetasteofthelisteners.　　D.Wedon'tknow.

　　35.Whodoyouthinkwontheargument（争论）intheend?

　　A.TheFinancialController.　　B.Robert.

　　C.Nobody.　　D.Thelisteners.

Passage2

　　WhilethecitiesofChinahaveundergonemodernizationevidentintherisingtowersandbrightlightsthathaveawakenedthesleepingcountry,thecountrysideremainslargelythesame.

　　Rectangularrowsofricefieldslitterthelandscapeseparatedbylonglanesofwaterdesignedtoprovidetheconstantsupplyofwaterthatisvitaltoproducingthecrop.TheexperienceisnotunlikedrivingthroughtheAmericanMidwest,onlyricenotcorndominatesthelandscape.

　　Fouryearsago,whenIlasttookthistrip,theroadsweredustandtelephonewiresdidnotrunparalleltothehighway.Bareroadshavebeenreplacedbysleek,newlypavedhighwaysrunningfromShanghaitoNanking,tomysmaller,homecity,Wuhu.UnlikethechangesIhadheardofandexpectedinShanghai,Wuhuwasmuchmoreofasurprise.ThesmallcitywhereIwasbornhadgrownupasIhave.Therearelargehigh-risebuildings,eachringedwithsmallerbuildingsaroundit,manyoftheseapartmentcomplexes.LittleseemedfamiliarandIwonderwhatmygrandparent'sflatbuiltofbrickandmortarhadbecome.

　　PerhapsIshouldn'thavebeensurprisedtofindoutthattheirhomehadbeendemolishedandrebuiltasasix-storyapartmentcomplexaswell.WalkinguptothesecondfloorIsawmygrandfather'sfacepeeringoutofthescreendoor.Hebegantosmileashesawme,andsodidI.Theirhomeisnownodifferentfromawesternapartment.Equippedwiththemodernamenitiesofagasstove,atoilet,ashower,thiswasindeeddifferentfromfouryearsago.

　　36.Accordingtotheauthor,dramaticchangestookplacein　　　　.

　　A.citiesbutnotcountrysideofChina　　B.bothcitiesandcountrysideofChina　　C.countrysidebutnotinlargecities　　D.everywhere

　37.Itcanbeinferredfromthesecondparagraphthat　　　　.

　　A.peasantsleadsimilarlifeallovertheworld

　　B.ChineseirrigatingsystemismoreimpressingthanthatinAmerica

　　C.peasantsinMidwestAmericaraisemorecornswhileChinesepeasantsraisemorerice　　D.peasantsinMidwestAmericaraisemorericewhileChinesepeasantsraisemorecorn

　　38.TheauthorwastravelingtoWuhu　　　　.

　　A.inordertotakeastopduringthetripfromShanghaitoNanking

　　B.inordertofindsomeplacesimilartohishometown

　　C.inordertovisithisgrandparents

　　D.inordertofindoutchangesinsmallcities

　　39.Theauthor'sgra