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西安石油大学大二下英语题库完型
Gouernail’squite1puzzledMrs.Baroda.Afterafewdayswithhim,shecouldunderstandhimno2thanatfirst.Sheleftherhusbandandhisguest,forthemostpart,alonetogether,onlytofindthatGouvernailhardlynoticedherabsence.Thensheimposedhercompanyuponhim,accompanyinghiminhis3walkstothemilltopressher4topenetratethesilenceinwhichhehadunconsciouslycoveredhimself.Butithardlyworked.
Gouvernailwasinno5ashyman.Hisperiodofsilencewerenothisbasicnature,buttheresultofmood.WhenhewassittingtherebesideMrs.Baroda,hissilence6forthetime.
Hetalkedfreelyandintimatelyinalow,hesitatingvoicethatwasnotunpleasanttohear.He7theoldcollegedayswhenheandGastonhadbeenbestfriends,ofthedaysof8ambitionsandlarge9.Now,alltherewasleftwithhimwasadesiretobepermittedtoexist,withnowandthanalittlebreathof10life,suchashewasbreathingnow.
1.A).personnelB).personalityC).personD).personage
2.A).goodB).wellC).betterD).best
3.A).idolB).idleC).idiotD).ideal
3.A).attemptB).temptationC).attentionD).tendency
4.A).senseB).feelingC).meaningD).mood
5.A).waxedB).dissolvedC).weldedD).melted
7.A).talkedB).spokeC).talkedofD).spokeof
8.A).kneeB).keenC).eagleD).eager
9.A).attentionsB).intentionsC).attractionsD).inclinations
10.A).generalB).generousC).geniusD).genuine
(4---1A-1)
“Youarefullofsurprises,”hesaidtoher.1Icannever2howyouaregoingtoactundergivenconditions.Hereyouare,”hewenton,“takingpoorGouvernailseriouslyand3afussabouthim,thelastthinghewoulddesireorexpect.”
“Youusedtosayhewasamanofwit,”shesaid,stillannoyed.“Iexpectedhimtobeinteresting,atleast.I’mgoingtothecityinthemorningtohavemyspringdress___4__.LetmeknowwhenMr.Gouvernailisgone;5thattimeIshallbeatmyaunt’shouses.”
Thatnightshewentandsataloneuponabenchthatstoodbeneathanoaktreeattheedgeofthewalk.Shehadneverknowherthoughtstobeso6;likethebatsnowaboveher,herthoughtsquicklyflewthiswayandthat.Shecouldgather7
fromthembutthefeelingofa8necessitytoleaveherhomethenextmorning.
Mrs.Barodaheardfootstepscomingfromthedirectionofthebarn;sheknewitwasGouvernail.Shehopedtoremainunnoticed,butherwhitegown9hertohim.Heseatedhimselfuponthebenchbesideher,withoutasuspicionthatshemight10
hispresence.
1.A).NeitherB).EitherC).EvenD).Nor
2.A).countforB).countuponC).amounttoD).amountupon
3.A).makingB).takingC).doingD).performing
4.A).befittedB).fittedC).tobefittedD).tofit
5.A).atB).afterC).untilD).unless
6.A).confessedB).confinedC).confirmedD).confused
7.A).anythingB).everythingC).somethingD).nothing
8.A).distinctB).instinctC).visibleD).foreseeable
9.A).revealedB).relievedC).reservedD).revised
10A).subjecttoB).objecttoC).adapttoD).adoptto
(4---1A-2)
Wecannownotonlychooseourmarriagepartner,wealsocandivorcethatpartneratwill,1childrentoourownadultworshipofhappiness,and2theotherparentanyregular3withtheirchildren.Wecaneven,ifwewant,4theterm“family”toincludepeoplewhoarenotrelatedtouseitherbybloodormarriage---asetofclosefriendswhosupportoneanother,likethewomenImentionedabove.5thefaithfuldogifyoulike.Familyis6wewantittobe.
Thetroubleis,suchanelasticclassificationignorestheproblemofchildrenandthewiderproblemofcaringforothers.Ifmarriageexistsonlyasaromanticrelationshipthatcanbeended7,andfamilyexistsonlyby8ofbondsofaffection,bothmarriageandfamilycomesecondtothesearchforlove.Underthisscheme,individualsattempttomarchtowardsmaximumhappinessastheymovethroughaprocessionof9satisfyingromanticrelationships.Children,relatives,andthetiesof10obligationandcareareleftbehind,withnoplacetogo.
1.A).subjectB).objectC).confineD).define
2.A).avoidB).denyC).limitD).reject
3.A).contractB).contrastC).contactD).context
4.A).transmitB).translateC).interruptD).interpret
5.A).throwdownB).throwawayC).throwoffD).throwin
6.A).whatB).thingC).whateverD).something
7.A).atonceB).atlargeC).atwillD).atlength
8.A).virtueB).meansC).wayD).terms
9.A).morethanB).lessthanC).moreandmoreD).moreorless
10.A).neutralB).mutualC).matureD).natural
(4---1B)
Hewasanimmenselytalentedman,determinedtoa1unusualevenintheranksofHollywoodstars.Hisfamegavehimthefreedom---and,moreimportantly,themoney---tobehisownmaster.Healreadyhadtheurgeto2andextendatalenthe3inhimselfashewentalong.“Itcan’tbeme.Isthatpossible?
Howextraordinary,”ishowhegreetedthefirstsightofhimselfastheTramponthescreen.
Butthatshock4hisimagination.Chaplindidn’thavehisjokewrittenintoascript5Hewasthekindofcomicwhousedhisphysicalsensestoinventhisartashewentalong.Lifelessobjects6helpedChaplinmake“contact”withhimselfasanartist.He7themintootherkindsofobjects.8,abrokenalarmclockinthemovieThePawnbrokerbecamea“sick”patient9surgery;bootswereboiledinhisfilmTheGoldRushandtheirsoleseatenwithsaltandpepperlikeprimecutsoffish(thenailsbeingremovedlikefishbones).Thisphysical10,plustheskillwithwhichheexecuteditagainandagain,aresurelythesecretofChaplin’sgreatcomedy.
1.A).levelB).degreeC).gradeD).standard
2.A).exploreB).explodeC).exploitD).expose
3.A).realizedB).perceivedC).noticedD).discovered
4.A).rousedB).arousedC).wokeD).awoke
5.A).aheadB).aheadofC).advanceD).inadvance
6.A).particularlyB).regularlyC).especiallyD).specially
7.A).madeB).turnedC).changedD).converted
8.A).ThusB).ThereforeC).HoweverD).Whereas
9.A).undertakingB).undergoingC).operatingD).performing
10.A).translationB).transmissionC).transformationD).transportation
(4---2A-1)
Indeed,itwasaheadacheforChaplinwhenhecouldnolonger1thetalkingmoviesandhadtofind“therightvoice”forhisTramp.Hepostponedthatday2
possible:
inModernTimesin1936,thefirstfilminwhichhewas3asasingingwaiter,he4anonsenselanguagewhichsoundlikenoknownnationality.Helatersaidhe5theTramptobea6gentlemanwho’dcomedownintheworld.Butifhe’dbeenabletospeakwithaneducated7in
thoseearlyshortcomedymovies,it’sdoubtfulifhewouldhave8worldfame.AndtheEnglishwouldhavebeensuretofindit“odd”.Noonewascertain9
Chaplindiditon10butthishelpedtobringabouthishugesuccess.
1.A).insistB).resistC).rejectD).refuse
2.A).asfarasB).aslongasC).solongasD).sofaras
3.A).seenB).listenedC).noticedD).heard
4.A).madeupB).madeofC).madefromD).madeinto
5.A).imaginedB).supposedC).imagedD).invented
6.A).college-educateB).college-educating
C).college-educatedD).college-education
7.A).accentB).ancientC).accidentD).assistant
8.A).arrivedB).reachedC).achievedD).acquired
9.A).thatB).howC).whetherD).where
10A).aimB).goalC).targetD).purpose
(4---2A-2)
EducationofAfricanwomenhasbecomeatop1forpoliticalactivists.OneorganizationhashelddozensofworkshopsinruralKenyatohelpwomenunderstandthenation’s2andtheproceduresandtheorybehindademocraticpolitical3.Oneveteranfemalepoliticalactivistsaidthatmanywomenhadnotbeentaughtthebasicsofpoliticalparticipation.Theyaretaughtto4fortheonewho“givesyouahalf-kilosackofflour,200gramsofsalt,oraloafofbread”duringthe5,saidtheactivist.
Womenpoliticiansandactivistssaytheyarefightingdeeplyheldculturaltraditions.ThosetraditionsteachthatAfricanwomencook,clean,takecareofchildren,sowandharvestcropsandsupporttheirhusbands.Theytypicallydonot6land,divorcetheirhusbands,controltheir7orholdpoliticaloffice.
YetpoliticalactivityamongKenyanwomenisnotanewphenomenon.Duringthe8forindependenceinthe1950s,Kenyanwomenoftensecretly9troopswithweaponsandspiedonthepositionsofcolonialforces.Butafterindependence,leaders10toprotecttheirpowershutthemoutofpolitics,asituationrepeatedacrossthecontinent.
1.A).probabilityB).privacyC).priorityD).process
2.A).constitutionB).conditionC).conceptionD).connection
3.A).principleB).orderC).seriesD).system
4.A).choseB).voteC).decideD).assign
5.A).campaignB).companionC).compromiseD).composition
6.A).getB).obtainC).inheritD).inquire
7.A).fundsB).welfareC).wealthD).finances
8.A).fightB).battleC).struggleD).combat
9.A).offerB).provideC).supportD).give
10.A).jealousB).justC).suitableD).definite
(4---2B)
Ihaveoptedtolivealifeofcompletehonesty.So,1instead,Igooutanddrumupsomebusinessanddrawcartoons,IeventellwelfarehowmuchImake.Oh,I‘m2togetpaidunderthetable.ButevenifI3tothattemptation,bigmagazinesarenotgoingtoget4insome5situation.Theykeepmyrecords,andthatinformationgoesrightintothegovernment’scomputer.Veryhigh-profile.
AsawelfareclientI’mexpectedtobowbeforethecaseworker.Deepdown,caseworkersknowthattheyarebeing6bymany