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复习题1

IVocabularyandStructure(20points)

Directions:

Thereare20incompletesentencesinthissection.ForeachsentencetherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChooseoneanswerthatbestcompletesthesentenceandblackenthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.

1.Grandmatoldthestoryinaverysad____andwewereallmoved.

Atune  Btongue  Cton  Dtone

2.Theguideis____alineoftouriststhroughthenarrowpassagewiththehelpofhistorch.

Aconcluding  Bcontaining  Cconducting  Dconquering

3.Withitsexpensivefurnitureandcarefully____colorscheme,theroomlookedquiteluxurious.

Achoose  Bchose  Cchosen  Dchoosing

4.Sorry,butwecannotgotoSanDiego.Ourcousins____toseeusnextSunday.

Acome  Barecoming  Chavecome  Dcame

5.Annecouldn’tfineataxi,soIoffered____hertothestation.

Adrive  Btodrive  Cdriving  Dhavedriven

6.Perhapsthedayswillcome____peoplewillbeabletobreathecleanairincities.

Awhen  Bas  Cwhile  Dsine

7.____whenhesawhiswife’sfacedidTomrealizethetruemeaningofherremark.

AJust  BNever  COnly  DUsually

8.Theflyoveratthecrossingonthe6thringroadisnow____construction.

Aunder  Bin  Cat  Dwith

9.Time____,wewillarrangeforthetouriststovisittwoorthreemoreremotespotsofculturevalue.

Apermits  Bpermitting  Cpermitted  Dtobepermitted

10.Tomysurprise,____turnedoutthatSusanfailedintheexamination.

Athis  Bwhat  Cit  Das

11.Jennyistheonlyoneofthegradewho____selectedtoschoolfashion-showteam.

Ais  Bare  Chas  Dhave

12.IfIhadmoretime,Iwould____golfasahobby.

Atakein  Btakeon  Ctakeup  Dtakeover

13.Thefootballmatchwastelevised____fromtheBerlinOlympicStadium.

Alive  Balive  Cliving  Dlively

14.ThebusislateandJulieiscold.She____forthebusfor10minutes.

Awaits  Bwaited  Chaswaited  Dhasbeenwaiting

15.Themorefruitsandvegetablesyoueat, ____chanceofgettingcanceryouhave.

Alittle  Bless  Ctheless  Dtheleast

16.Excuseme,whattimeisityourwatch?

A.toB.byC.onD.with

17.Welcometoourhouse!

I’llhaveHudsonyouaroundinaminute.

A.showB.toshowC.showingD.showed

18.ShespokefastthatIcouldnotcatchaword.

A.tooB.veryC.suchD.so

19.TakeyourcomputertoJohn,andheitforyou.

A.repairsB.willrepairC.hasrepairedD.hadrepaired

20.You’dbettermoreclothes,it’ssnowingoutside.

A.putawayB.putupC.putdownD.puton

II.Close(30points)

Directions:

Foreachblankinthefollowingpassage,therearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.

ChoosetheonethatismostsuitableandmarkyouranswerbyblackeningthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.

Dr.WilliamCStokoe,Jr.,wasthechairmanoftheEnglishDepartmentatGallaudetUniversity.Hesawthewaydeafpeoplecommunicatedandwasextremely__21__.Hewasahearingperson,andsignsofthedeafweretotallynewtohim.

Dr.Stokoedecidedtoproposeastudyofsignlanguage.Manyotherteacherswerenotinterested,andthoughDr.Stokoewas__22__tothinkaboutstudyingsignlanguage.Evendeafteacherswerenotveryinterestedintheproject.However,Dr.Stokoedidnotgiveup.__23__,hestartedtheLinguisticsResearchProgramin1957.Stokoeandhistwodeafassistants,worked__24__thisprojectduringthesummerandafterschool.Thethree__25__madefilmsofdeafpeoplesigning.Thedeafpeopleinthefilmdidnotunderstand__26__theresearchaboutandwerejusttryingtobenicetoDr.Stokoe.Manypeoplethoughtthewholeprojectwassilly,but__27__agreedwithDr.Stokoeinordertopleasehim.

Stokoeandhis__28__studiedthefilmsofsigning.They__29__thefilmsandtrytoseepatternsinthesigns.Theresultsoftheresearchwere__30__:

thesignsusedbyallofthesigners__31__certainlinguisticrules.

Dr.StokoewasthefirstlinguisttotestAmericanSignLanguage__32__areallanguage.Hepublishedthe__33__in1960,butnotmanypeoplepaidattentiontothestudy.Dr.Stokoewasstill__34__—hewastheonlylinguistwho__35__thatsignlanguagewasmorethangestures.HeknewitwasalanguageofitsownandnotjustanotherformofEnglish.

21.Aashamed  Bbored   Cinterested   Dinvolved

22.Aidealistic  Bcrazy  Csmart  Dnormal

23.AOtherwise  BInstead   CAdditionally  DAfterwards

24.Athrough  Binto  Calong  Don

25.Aresearchers  Bdesigners  Cdirectors  Dphysicians

26.Awhat  Bwhy  Cthat  Dwhich

27.Astrongly  Bhardly  Cwillingly  Dmerely

28.Ateam  Bcrowd  Ccrew  Dparty

29.Amade  Badvertised  Creleased  Danalyzed

30.Adissatisfying  Balarming  Csurprising  Ddisappointing

31.Aexercised  Bfollowed  Cplayed  Dperformed

32.Alike  Bas  Cwith  Dbeyond

33.Aresults  Bconsequences  Cendings  Dresolutions

34.Aanxious  Bafraid  Calert  Dalone

35.Awished  Breasoned  Cbelieved  Ddecided

IIIReadingComprehension(40points)

Directions:

Therearefivereadingpassagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbyfourquestions.

ForeachquestiontherearefoursuggestedanswersmarkedA,B,CandD.ChooseonebestanswerandblackenthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.

PassageOne

Toronto:

A300-poundadultSiberiantigerescapedfromitsfour-meterhighchain-linkpen(圈)attheTorontoZooyesterday,ononeofthebusiestdaysoftheyear.

Thoughnoonewashurt,thedangerousanimalwasseparatedfromthepublicforatimebynotingmorethanafour-footfence.Theescapeoccurredafteroneoftheanimal’shandlersleftthepengateopen.Itpromotedaswiftresponsefromofficials.Staffweresentimmediatelytoarresttherunawaytiger.

GeneralManagerCalvinWhitetoldreportersthatstaffwerepreparingfortheworst.“Iorderedatranquilizer(麻醉剂)gunsowewouldhavetranquilizedher,butthankfullywedidn’thaveto”,Mr.Whitesaid.Thetigerwassuccessfullyledbackintoitscageafterthebraveescape.

TheincidentoccurredduringtheTorontoZoo’s28thannualChristmasTreatsWalk,whereadmissionisfreeinreturnfordonationoffoodthatdoesnoteasilygobad.

ThousandsofpeopleattendeachBoxingDaytoseetheanimalsfedbytheirhandlers.

36.Thetigerescapehappened_____.

Aowningtothelackoffood

Bduetoitsseparationfromthepublic

Cbecauseofthehandler’sneglectofduty

Dasaresultofthedamagedchainandfence

37.WhoisCalvinWhite?

A Amanagerialstaffofthezoo

B AjournalistfromNationalPos

C Awitnessoftheincident

D Azooanimalhandler

38.Weknowfromthepassagethat____.

Athetigerescapelastedawholeday

Bthezooworkerspannedtoshootthetigerdead

Cthetigerwasn’tkeptsecurelyenoughfromthepublic

Dtheincidenttookplaceonthezoo’sanniversaryday

39.Thebesttitleforthenewsreportis____.

APen-AnimalPrison

BZooTiger-WanderingFree

CSiberianTiger-DangerousAnimal

DZoo-DangerousSite

PassageTwo

OnedayinJanuary,myuncle,mycousinandIdecidedtogohunting.Weleftbycarintheafternoon.ItwasaRangeRoverwithfour-wheeldrive.Ittookusthreehourstogetthere.Afterwearrivedat5:

15p.m.,wefixedthetent,thenmadecoffeeandhadashortrest.Afterthat,wewenthunting,usingafalcon(猎鹰).Wespenttwohourswithoutfindinganything.Onourwaybacktothecamp,mycousinsawarabbit.Iremovedthefalcon’sbeadcoverandletgooftheaggressivefalcon.Whentherabbitsawthefalcon,itranfast,butmyfalconwasaprofessionalhunter.Heflewupandcamedowntotricktherabbit.Aftertwominutes,therabbitwascaught.Wetookbackittothecamptocookourdinner.Weatethedeliciousfood,drankArabiccoffee,andsataroundthefiretalkinguntil10:

30p.m.

Weleftthecampthenextdayat7o’clockinthemorning.Wewentnorth.However,around10:

00a.m.ourcargotstuckinthesand!

Wespentaboutthreehourstryingtopulloutthecarwithoutanyprogress.Finally,wedecidedtowalk.Asitwashardforanoldmanorayoungboytowalkmorethan40kminthedesert,Idecidedtogethelpmyself.Itookabottleofwaterwithmeandstartedtowalksouthalone.Iknewthewaywell,butitwasalongwayinthesand.Iwalkedmorethanfourhourswithoutstopping.WhenIfeltsotiredandthirsty,Istoppedtorest.Idrankallthewaterandsleptforaroundtwohours.

WhenIgotup,itwasdark.Icontinuedtowalksouth.Iwasworriedaboutmyuncleandcousin.Suddenly,ImetaBedouinmanwhowasridinghiscamel.Hetookmetohishouse.WhenIhadhadenoughrest,IaskedhimtotakemetotheroadwhereIfoundacar.ittookmetothecitytogethelp.Ihadonedaytogetbacktomyuncleandcousin.WhenIgotbacktothem,theyweresohappybecauseIhadgottenhelpandtheywereabletoseemeagain.

40.Whichwordcanbestdescribethefirsteveningoftheirhuntingtrip?

ADisappointed   BEnjoyable   CComfortable   DExhausted

41.Whydidn’tthethreewalkbacktogetherafterthecargotstuckinthesand?

A Theydidn’thaveenoughfoodandwater.

B Thewriterknewwheretogetacameloracar.

C ThewriterknewaBedouinwholivednearbywouldgivehelp.

D Thelongdesertwalkwastoohardfortheyoungandtheold.

42.Howdidthewriterfinallygetoutofthedesert?

A Hewaspickedupbyacar.

B Acameltookhimtotheroad.

C Apasser-byBedouinhelpedhim.

D Hisuncleandcousinfoundandrescuedhim.

43.Whatcanbeinferredfromthestory?

A It’saneasyjobtowalk40kminthedesert.

B Theauthorlovedtogohuntingwithhisfamily.

C Thehuntingtripismuchlongerthanexpected

D Tohu

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