新视野大学英语三题库2.docx

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新视野大学英语三题库2

1.

Intheoryeverycitizeninademocratic（民主的）countrymay_____totheprotectionofthelaw.

A.claim

B.appeal

C.pronounce

D.pray

2.

Ideas_____fromone'sownexperiencearesometimesmorevaluablethanthosefrombooks.

A.derived

B.deposited

C.retreated

D.restored

3.

By_____computation,heestimatedthattherepairsonthehousewouldcosthimathousanddollars.

A.rail

B.rude

C.rack

D.rough

4.

Icouldseethatmywifewas_____havingthatfashionablecoat,whetherIapprovedofitornot.

A.determinedto

B.intenton

C.shortof

D.focusedin

5.

Theyhave______forthecartopickthemupatthestation.

A.arranged

B.managed

C.appointed

D.borrowed

6.

Ifyouwantto______apleasantvisit,findoutasmuchaspossibleaboutthemannersandcustomsofyourhostcountry.

A.secure

B.serve

C.sure

D.ensure

7.

Mikehaddroppedinto______firsthandhowthingsweregoingon.

A.inquire

B.require

C.assign

D.acquire

8.

She______therespectofeverybodypresent.

A.gathered

B.secured

C.earned

D.collected

9.

Bothsidesexchangedtheirviewsonawide______oftopicstheywereinterestedinatthemeeting.

A.extent

B.expand

C.number

D.range

10.

Hecouldfeelthe______oflivinginawarm,affectionatefamilysetting.

A.pleasure

B.delight

C.joy

D.enjoyment

11.

Hewasamanofnoble______.HecamefromanoldandprominentfamilyinVirginia.

A.origin

B.source

C.root

D.resource

12.

Thechildrenwenttotheconstructionsitetowatchtheirontower______.

A.toerect

B.beerected

C.erecting

D.beingerected

13.

Themanagerpromisedtokeepme______ofhowourbusinesswasgoingon.

A.tobeinformed

B.oninforming

C.informed

D.informing

14.

Theoldladyneverlaughed,________losehertemper.

A.orsheeverdid

B.nordidsheever

C.ordidsheever

D.norsheeverdid

15.

Whatdoyouthinkofhisproposalthatimprovement_______intheoldtypeofwasher?

A.bemade

B.willbemade

C.wouldbemade

D.willhavetobemade

16.

Hehasalargecollectionofbooks,_______arewritteninEnglish.

A.anythat

B.manyofwhich

C.manyinwhich

D.amongmanythat

17.

Thehousewasnotveryold.It__________.

A.oughtnottohaveknockeddown

B.oughtnottohavebeenknockeddown

C.oughtnottoknockdown

D.oughtnotbeknockeddown

18.

Themeetingwasputoffbecausewe_______ameetingwithoutJack.

A.objectedforhaving

B.objectedtohave

C.wereobjectedtohaving

D.objectedtohaving

19.

Advertisingisdistinguishedfromotherformsofcommunication_______theadvertiserpaysformessagetobedelivered.

A.inthat

B.whereas

C.which

D.nowthat

20.

_____moreandmorescientistscarryingoutlarge-scalescientificresearch,thespaceindustrywillbecomemorepromising.

A.As

B.Because

C.With

D.Since

21.

Theenvironmentofthiscitywillbemoreseriouslypolluted（污染）______effectivemeasuresaretakentopreventfactoriesfromsendingoutpoisonousgasesandwastewater.

A.if

B.once

C.however

D.unless

22.

_______isnoreasonfordischargingher.

A.Becauseshewasafewminuteslate

B.Owingtoafewminutesbeinglate

C.Thefactthatshewasafewminuteslate

D.Beingafewminuteslate

23.

______dogwasamongthefirstanimalstobedomesticatedisgenerallyagreeduponbyauthorities（权威人士）inthefield.

A.Untilthe

B.Itwasthe

C.The

D.Thatthe

24.

"Hegaveme_______$200!

"hesaidwithsatisfaction.

A.nolessthan

B.nomorethan

C.somethinglike

D.only

25.

Icouldn'tfind________,andsoItookthisone.

A.alargeenoughcoat

B.alargecoatenough

C.anenoughlargecoat

D.acoatenoughlarge

26.

Itisnecessarythatanefficientworker_______hisworkontime.

A.accomplishes

B.hasaccomplished

C.canaccomplish

D.accomplish

Mygrandfatherpassedawaytoday.Hehada1.heartattack.2.ofhistreatmenthewasinalotofpain.Yousee,thedoctorswereabletokeephisbody3.,eventhoughtherewaslittlechanceofsavinghim.The4.partofitwasthatmygrandfather,whohadalwaysbeenquitehumorous,could5.communicateafterthat.Hejustdidn'tseemtobethe6.personanymore.

Mygrandfatherwasafatman.Afterthe7.,ittookmygrandmother,mymotherandmetodresshimeachmorning.Afterhewasdressed,we8.hispillowandsathiminhisbed.Hiseverydaylifewaswholly9.ofwatchingwhateverwasontheTV.Hecouldn't10.changethechannel.

Thedoctorshadworkedhardto11.himalive.However,afewweeks12.theytoldussomethingdisappointing.Thesurgical13.hadnotbeensuccessful.Mygrandfather'sconditionhadno14.ofimprovement.Next,X-raysshowedmygrandfatherhadobtainedalung15.—afrequentproblemwithstrokepatients.Drugswouldmakehimsickandcouldnot16.him.

Thatwasthetimeforustomakea17.decision.Ontheonehand,wecouldnot18.toseeouroncevigorousgrandfathersuffering.Hewaslivingthepainful,limitedlifetowhichthestrokehad19.him.Ontheotherhand,wehatedtobetheonetodecidetoletnaturetakeitscourse.

Atlastwedecidedthattherightthingtodowouldbetolethimdiewith20..

Hediedapeacefuldeath.

Questions21to40arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

Sometimesmedicaladvancementspresentuswithatoughchoicetomake.Peoplethinkmedicinehascreatedsome21.questionstosortout.Forexample,modernmedicaltreatmentcankeepthebodylivingwellafterpatientshavelost22.tolive.Wehavemachinesto23.asorgans.Andwecanfeedapersonbylettingfluids24.intotheirbody.Thiscanbedone25.theycan'teatthemselves.Sometimes,evenwhenthemind26.functioning,thebodykeepsonworking.

Shouldwekeepourlovedonesalivethroughsurgicalprocedures,hopingfora27.?

Or,28.theirtreatmentandonlyprovidedrugsforthepain?

Thiswouldallowthemtodieinamore29.way.The30.twooptionsarenotagainstthelaw.31.courtssometimesneedtogetinvolved.Thisisespeciallytruewhenlovedoneshave32.opinionsonwhatshouldbedone.Thereisathirdoptionthathasthe33.ofagreatmanypeople,butisagainstthelaw.Wecan34.thedeathofourlovedone.Thiscanbedone35.henolongerhastosuffer.

Inthepast,therewasvery36.thatcouldbedonetosaveapersoningreatdanger.Oncehehad37.aseriousillness,doctorscoulddonothing.Itwasnot38.forpeopletolivelongaftersufferingmajorillness.Neitherdidpeopleoftenlivelongafterbodyorgan39..Manybelievethatpeoplenowadaysarekeptaliveformuch40.thantheyshouldbe.Someevenbelievethatthekindestthingtodoforapersonwhoisdyingandinagooddealofpainistohelpthemtodiequicklyandpainlessly.

Youmustfacethefactthatinyourinmostheartyouhatethethoughtofmoving.Itiseasiestnottoleavetheroomswhereyourchildrenpassedthroughtheirwonderfulchildhoodandannoyingteenstoafriendlybutslightlydistantmaturity.

Until,suddenlyoneday,thedistanceisabsoluteandtheyaregrownupandgone.Thenyoufindyourselflivingintoolargeahouse,whichconsumesinitsmaintenancetoomuchenergyandmoney.Whenwefoundourselvesinthissituationafewyearsago,wedeterminedtomovewhilewestillhadthestrengthandbeforetheemotionaltiesthattheoldhousehadwrappedaroundusbecametoopowerfultobebroken.Movewhileyoucan!

Butbesureyoureallywantto,anddonotmovetoooften.Itisanexhaustingprocess.

Yourfirsttaskistofindahousethatwillsuityou.Itmustbesmaller,quieter,easiertorun,andmoreconvenientlyplacedfortransport.Notsosmall,though,thatitwillnothaveroomforyourlargestpiecesoffurniture,andlocatednottoofarfromtheneighborhoodwheresomanyfriendshipshavebeenbuiltup.

Atlastwefoundone:

alateVictoriancottage,inastreetwherethehouses,allsmall,rangefromlate18thtomid20thcentury.Itwasnearenoughtowherewewantedtolive.Ithadnobasement（底下层）,whichwasagreatconvenienceforaginglegs;therewereonlytwofloors:

oneforourselvesandonewherefriends,children,andgrandchildrencouldspreadthemselveswhentheycametostay.Eachfloorhadtworooms.Therewasakitchenonthegroundfloor,withthebathroomaboveit.

1.

　Thepassageconcerns________.

A.buyingahouseforanewlymarriedcouple

B.buyingalargehouseforagrowingfamily

C.buyingabetterhousewhenpeoplehavemoremoneytospend

D.buyingasmallerhouseforolderpeoplewhosechildrenhavelefthome

2.

Thepassageimpliesthatgrown-upchildrenare_______.

A.morefriendlytotheirparentswhentheyaregrownup

B.distantfromtheirparents

C.friendlybutnotveryclose

D.annoying

3.

Theauthordecidedtomove________.

A.whenhishousegavehimtoomuchworkandcosttoomuchtorun

B.whenhegrewtiredofhishouse

C.whenhesuddenlygotthestrengthtodoso

D.beforethehousecollapsed

4.

Theauthoradvisespeopleinhisownsituation________.

A.tomoveintoaverysmallhouse

B.tomovesomewherewherethelargestpossiblepiecesoffurniturewillfit

C.nottomove