英语第六段选择题标准答案版.docx

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英语第六段选择题标准答案版

选择题强化训练

B1.Healwaysusesmyfirstname,althoughheis.

A.myjuniorseveralyearsC.myseveralyearsjunior

B.severalyearsmyjuniorD.juniormyseveralyears

A2.Thisisjustmykindofdiet---nofood,plentyoffruitandvegetables,whichIlove.

A.junkB.deliciousC.mainD.tasty

D3.Abeautifulnewlyconstructedhighwayitswayalongthecoastoftheisland.

A.takesB.turnsC.formsD.winds

C4.VitaminChelpstocombatstresseitherfromworryorfromintenseexercise.

A.mentalBemotionalC.physicalD.psychological

B5.Notonlyismeaslesakiller,butitalsocausesblindness,deafnessandmentalinthousandsofchildreneveryyear.

A.hurtB.handicapC.harmD.damage

A6.theleftmousebuttontwiceandyourcarddesignwillbeprinted.

A.ClickB.ContactC.CoverD.Crash

C7.Manybeautifullandscapesthatglowinthegalleryaresadlyinreality.

A.sparkedB.reflectedC.decayedD.protected

D8.FewactorshavesofullythedeepestfeelingsofShakespeareasOlivierLaurence.

A.transmittedB.performedC.managedD.interpreted

A9.Asthepolicemanapproachedthedoorofthebank,heablackbriefcaseleaningagainstthewall.

A.spottedB.strolledC.spoiledD.stooped

C10.Money,ofcourse,isnoforthelossoflifeorlimb.

A.toleranceB.responseC.substituteD.incentive

D11.Thegoatitsnecktomakeagrabatafallentwigontheground.

A.madeB.handledC.caughtD.twisted

B12.Asamother,Igiveadvicewhenmychildrenneedit,butbasicallyourrelationshipisoneequals.

A.withB.betweenC.fromD.beneath

C13.ThecityofKyoto,liesbyhillsandisfrequentlybathedinmists.

A.surroundsB.surroundingC.surroundedD.tosurround

A14.Banksraisedinterestratesfivetimesfrommid-1989tomid-1991,squeezingthebubblesinthestockandpropertymarkets.

A.inhopesofB.inchargeofC.intermsofD.infavorof

B15.AXinhuanewsreporterwhohasjustreturnedfromIraqthewarwillgiveusatalkthisafternoonintheauditorium.

A.composingB.coveringC.transmittingD.enclosing

D16.InAmerica,manypeopledon’tcarewhothecountryandseldomgotothepolls.

A.fitsB.setsC.putsDdefect

A17.Itseemedherhandicapdidnotherdeterminationtoliveanindependentlife.

A.affectB.infectC.effectD.defect

B18.Thisregion,nowsufferingfromwatershortage,wasoncefreshwaterlakes.

A.filledwithB.dottedwithC.basedonD.composedof

C19.allthemoneyandfancyclothes,Lauraisnotashappyassheappearstobe.

A.SinceB.BecauseC.DespiteD.Though

D20.Itriedtorunpasthimbuthethecollarofmycoat.

A.fadedB.foldedC.handledD.grabbed

C21.Theoretically,raisingthehighestspeedfrom100to150mphwaseasy.

A.obscurelyB.completelyC.relativelyD.fortunately

D22.Thedressinthewindowwhenshewalkedpastthestore.

A.tookherintoaccountC.caughtherbreath

B.tookhertotaskD.caughthereye

A23.It’ssilly,butI’dlikeacopyofthisphotography.

A.sortofB.differentfromC.eagerforD.appropriateto

B24.Thisshowwillnodoubthisgrowingreputation.

A.bringbackB.addtoC.callupD.curlup

C25.Theteacheraskedadifficultquestion,butTedagoodanswer.

A.endedupinB.gotridofC.cameupwithD.madeupfor

B26.TheJune3,1996ofNewsweekcarriesalongarticleaboutJapan’sfutureempress.

A.copyB.issueC.magazineD.column

A27.Boundhandandfoot,thevictimwasleftinthelavatory.

A.helplessB.helpingC.helpfulD.tohelp

D28.Theyhavenevermet,buttheyhavebeeninwitheachotherforyears.

A.comparisonB.competitionC.conflictD.correspondence

C29.Whilemywifeandkidswereawayfortheweekend,Ihadtheentirehouse.

A.bymyselfB.withmyselfC.tomyselfD.formyself

B30.Thepolicewarnedpeopletobeagainstburglaryduringthefestival.

A.bychanceB.onguardC.atworkD.indanger

A31.Manyuniversitystudentsexperienceseveretensionasfinalexams.

A.drewnearB.cameroundC.tookoffD.passedaway

C32.Mr.Tylerusedtoeatwithanapkinunderhischin.

A.filledB.stuffedC.tuckedD.added

D33.WehavefourhoursofEnglishaweek,includingoneinthelanguagelab.

A.segmentB.sectionC.selectionD.session

A34.Theirholidaytripwasbythefranticsearchfortheirlostpassports.

A.spoiledB.damagedC.harmedD.effected

C35.MissMainkeptpracticinguntilshefinallyherselfforthejob.

A.adjustedB.adaptedC.qualifiedD.behaved

D36.Ithatyouwouldn’tliketostayindoorsifitwerenotraining.

A.conformB.resumeC.consumeD.assume

B37.She’sstill.I’llaskhertocallyouwhenshegetshome.

A.onfootB.atworkC.offdutyD.indebt

C38.Consumerspendingisoftenanofpublicconfidenceintheeconomy.

A.extentB.elementC.indexD.instance

A39.IfyoureallywanttoapplyforthedangerousjobIwon’t,thoughIthinkit’sacrazyidea.

A.standinyourwayC.sendawayforit

B.haveittomyselfD.goaheadwithit

B40.Onseeingtheblanketkickedawaybythelittleboy,shewrappeditaroundhim.

A.kindlyB.tightlyC.angrilyD.happily

D41.Thoughthejobisnewtous,weareconfidentwe’llinacoupleofdays.

A.comeonB.carryonC.passonD.catchon

A42.Hisparentshiminaboardingschoolwhenhewasonlysevenyearsold.

A.enrolledB.sentC.arrangedD.named

B43.ItwasthefirsttimeheandIdranktogether.AsI,itwasalsothelasttime.

A.remindB.recallC.recognizeD.reflect

C44.ThecontracthadbeforeMr.Wellswasabletofindanewjob.

A.runoffB.runawayC.runoutD.runafter

D45.Thepassengershadachatwiththecollegestudentsasconductorsduringthesummervacation.

A.turningoutB.workingoutC.givingoutD.helpingout

C46.Itisrarelyusefultotryandadjustfullytothetime-zonetransitionbeforethejourney,sincethiswillyourlife-styletoomuch.

A.renovateB.decayC.interruptD.flip

D47.Tourismauthoritiesquicklytoreportsoftheattack,claimingthatitwasaccidentalandthatcrimeagainsttouristswasquiterareinthescenicareas.

A.addedB.fastenedC.skippedD.responded

A48.Iftheseproblemsarenotearlyintheirtraining,theycanbearealdangertothemselvesandtotheirinstructors.

A.spottedB.intendedC.respondedD.contracted

B49.Ifeitheroryouhadbeenabletoyouranger,thefightwouldhavebeenavoided.

A.sendawayB.holdbackC.bringbackD.catchon

C50.Rebeccacouldn’thideherembarrassmentherhusband’srudeness.

A.onB.inC.atD.to

B51.Afteracarefulexamination,thedoctoranewmedicineandathree-dayrestforher.

A.wroteB.prescribedC.checkedD.assumed

A52.Thelittlegirlworeaverythincoat.Asuddengustofwindmadeher.

A.shiverB.shelterC.shineD.shift

D53.Withteargasandfirehosethepolicethedemonstrators.

A.dividedB.spreadC.brokeD.scattered

C54.Thedrinkhada（n）tastewhichIfoundquiteunpleasant.

A.aggressiveB.pleasantC.acidD.delicious

B55.Theroadbecamesoslipperyaftertherainthatseveralcarssidewaysintotheditch.

A.smashedB.slidC.slammedD.slipped

A56.Andrewheldhiselderlymotherfirmlybythearmincasesheontheice.

A.slippedB.skatedC.skiedD.skilled

C57.Oliviawithembarrassmentwhenshecouldn’tanswerthequestion.

A.flashedB.flutteredC.flushedD.flattered

D58.Theacrobatwalkedalongthetightropewithawaterjaronherhead.

A.grabbedB.tuckedC.gazedD.poised

A59.IfIwereyou,Iwould;thereisnoneedtobesonervous.

A.takeiteasyC.haveaball

B.makemywayD.setmymind

C60.Philipandhisbrotherdecidedtospendtheirweekendtheirboat.

A.onvarnishingB.tovarnishC.varnishingD.varnish

D61.Afterhisfatherexplainedthedifferencetohim,theboybecameandrelaxed.

A.nervousB.tenseC.excitedD.slack

B62.Aheavysmoker,Mr.Parkerfindsitnearlyimpossibletosmoking.

A.standbyB.keepfromC.sticktoD.resultin

C63.Dorawouldofteninsilencethroughthewindowforhours.

A.grabB.giggleC.gazeD.glimpse

A64.Anextremelywindblewinfromthesea,chasingpeopleintotheirhomesforwarmth.

A.icyB.pleasantC.warmD.cloudy

B65.Astheweddingceremonycommenced,thebrideappearedwhite.

A.dressinginB.dressedinC.dressingonD.dressedon

D66.Manypeopletremblewithfearhavingsurgery.

A.inaccordancewithC.atthebeginningof

B.inthefrontofD.atthethoughtof

A67.Theairplanetookoffontime,steadilyclimbingupeastwardforawhileandthenwas.

A.outofsightC.outofreach

B.outofplaceD.outofstep

B68.IthastakenmeawhilebutatlastI’vemanagedtomyfearofpublicspeaking.

A.respondB.conquerC.distributeD.renovate

C69.Mrs.Fullerwentonadietandinthreemonthsherweightto100pounds.

A.brokedownB.settleddownC.broughtdownD.passeddown

D70.Mr.Millerwrotedownhisideaswhiletheywerestillinhismind.

A.typicalB.staleC.definiteD.fresh

C71.Readingnewspapersonadailybasiswillkeepyouaboutwhatisgoingonathomeandabroad.

A.well-respectedC.well-informed

B.well-developedD.well-educated

D72.Fatherdidn’tfromhisbookwhenIenteredthelivingroom.

A.turnupB.standupC.situpD.lookup

A73.Whilefrominfluenzayoushouldkeepfromgettingwetorovertired.

A.recoveringB.protectingC.benefitingD.resulting

B74.yourself,mydear,anddon’tworryaboutme.

A.Takeaft