0187《英语阅读三》复习思考题.docx

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0187《英语阅读三》复习思考题

（0187）《英语阅读三》复习思考题

PartITranslation（15）

TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoChinese.

1.Eachpersonseesthesamescene,buteachperceivessomethingdifferentaboutit.

2.Iftheroomfillswithsmoke,leanoutofthewindowunlesspreventedbysmokeandflamecomingfromaroombelowornearby.

3.Itriedtogetin,butitwasimpossibletobreakthroughthatmassoffrightenedpeople.

4.Toremoveyourlenses,firstwashandrinseyourhandsthoroughly.

5.Thehorsesweregenerallythefirstvictims;theyhadtobethrownoverboardwhentheydiedorbecamecrazedwiththirst.

6.Outdooradvertisingprovidestheadvertiserwiththelargestcolorfuldisplayofhisproduct,package,trademark,andslogan.

7.Duringthewintermonthsthehuntersworesnowshoestochasethebuffalointothedeepsnow,wheretheanimalswereeasilykilled.

8.Afew“old-time”cowboysremain,butmanyofthecowboys’sonsarestudentsatauniversityorstateagriculturalschool.

9.Aneffectiveinterview,whetheryouareofferedthejobornot,islikeanexcitingencounterinconversationwithyourseatmateonanairplane.

10.Remember,youcan’tcontrolwhatanemployerthinksofyou,justasshecan’tcontrolwhatyouthinkofher.

11.Oncewhenshesawaleaderofoneofthegangsrobbingheruncle,shefoughttheattackertoadraw.

12.Wearenaturallyattractedtopeoplewithideas,beliefsandinterestslikeourown.

13.Duringthefirstfewweeksofschoolshehadtotellherselfmanytimesthateducationwasoneofthewaysyougottobesomeone.

14.Ifyoudon’twanttotalktoapersonsellingaproductorservicebyphone,justsay,“No,thankyou”,andhangup.

15.Whenseatedbythewindowofabusonasunnywinterday,youmayfeelverywarm.

16.Theforeignermaybeunsureastowhentoshakehandsorembrace,whentoinitiateconversations,orhowtoapproachastranger.

17.Iamwritingtomakeastrongcomplaintabouttheimpolitetreatmentmyguests,mycolleagueandIreceivedwhenwevisitedyourrestaurantlastFridayevening.

18.Aftermanylongyearsofdevotedandpatientinstruction,thedoctorwasabletogettheboytoclotheandfeedhimself,recognizeandutteranumberofwords,aswellaswritelettersandformwords.

19.Itseemshardtobelievethattherearesomeanimalsthatdonotdie.

20.AgovernmentstudyconcludedthatAthenswasthenoisiestcityintheworld.

21.TodigacanalthroughhundredsofmilesofwildnessandswampsseemedasimprobableasdrillingaholethroughthecenteroftheearthtoChina.

22.ThecentralUnitedStates,thencalledthewest,grewrapidlyasaresultofErieCanal.

23.Manydriversnowadaysdonotevenseemabletorecognizepolitenesswhentheyseeit.

24.Manypeoplebelievedthatcanalswouldforevertaketheplaceofroads.

25.Inthebackgardenthegrassishighandrank;thegardenwallhascollapsedinseveralplaces,sothereareheapsofredbricksatintervals.

26.MissQuentinhadexpectedtomeetanolderman,sheisnotconvincedthatIwillunderstand.

27.Thiswas“unemployment”,thenewphenomenonforwhichanewwordhadbeenneeded.

28.Thisimpressivehotel,wellknownforitsgoodScottishcooking,isanidealchoiceforarelaxingfamilyholiday.

29.Atthesametime,aboutthirteenhundredAmericanteenagerswillgoabroadtolearnnewlanguagesandgainanewunderstandingofworldproblems.

30.Thebiggestsafetythreatfacingairlinestodaymaynotbeaterroristwithagun,butthemanwiththeportablecomputerinbusinessclass.

31.Schoolwastotallydifferentfromwhathehadexpected—muchmoreformal,muchharder.

32.Thewind,evenatsixtymilesanhour,iswarmandhumid.

33.Ifthecolorchangedoesnotreachthelinethedriverisintheclearunderthenewlaw.

34.Oflazinessyouareguiltybecauseyouwereasleepinyourhutonthismoonlitnightinsteadofmakinguseofthegoodopportunityforfishing.

35.Aswellasdisqualificationaconvicteddrivermayalsobefinedupto£100orhemaybesenttoprisonforuptofourmonths—orboth.

36.Itseemedunlikelythatanythingwaswrongwiththeinstruments,fortheyworkedperfectlyatloweraltitudes.

37.Earlyinthedevelopmentofagriculturemendiscoveredhowtomakealcoholicdrinksfromgrapesandcorn.

38.Thepublicisnotattractedbyimaginaryplotsinbooksbutpreferstheactual,therealstoryofrealpeople.

39.Winesmustbedrunkquicklyoncetheyareopened,otherwisebacteriawilluseairtoconvertthealcoholtovinegar.

40.Onechild,usingahairdryer,pretendstobethewind;anotherwithalampisthesun;andanothersimulatesrainwithawaterpistol.

41.Asfarasmannersareconcerned,IsupposeIhavealwaysbeenasupporterofwomen’sliberation.

42.Areasaremarkedoffforhousing,industry,andopenspace,andtheparcelsaredistributedtoallthestudents.

43.Thechildrendrawfree-formmapsoftheirtownandanalyzewhat’s“good”and“bad”aboutittodecidewhattheywantintheirfuturecity.

44.Theworldisprettycomplicatedtodaycomparedwithwhatitwasfortyyearsago.

45.Eachculturehasitsowntraditionalmusic,anditsownspecialinstrumentsforplayingitstraditionalmusic.

46.Evenifyouwanttogointobusinessforyourself,you’llneedmath.

47.Itistheimagethroughwhichyourecognizeyourphysicalexistenceintheworld.

48.Thedriverthenprovedmathematicallythatnocarcouldhavepickedupspeedfastenoughtobeexceedingthelimitatthespotwherehewasarrested.

49.AlthoughAmericanshavedifferentviewsonmanyissues,theytendtoagreeononesubject:

taxesaretoohigh.

50.Amongisolatedpeople,whoarenotoftenreachedbytradersfromoutside,commerceusuallymeansbarter.

PartIIBlankFilling（15）

Choosetheappropriatewordorphrasefromtheparenthesistofillintheblank,changeitsformifnecessary.

1.Thecriminalutterly（devoid/avoid）ofconsciencewassentencedtodeath.

2.Don’tbe（tight/uptight）aboutanexamination.It’suseless.

3.Shefeels（cutout/cutoff）inthesmallmountainvillage.

4.Yourcompositionisperfect,thereis（need/noroomfor）improvement.

5.Thepriceofthiswashingmachineincludesaone-year（warranty/wallet）.Sowe’llrepairitfreeifyouhaveanyproblemsduringthefirstyearyouownthemachine.

6.Iprefertoeatata（homely/home）restaurantratherthanataluxuriousone.

7.Thelittleboy（deliberate/liberate）madeabignoiseinclassinordertocatchtheothers’ears.

8.Afterretirement,mygrandparentsarelivinga（simple/tranquil）lifeinthecountrybecausetheyhavebeentiredofthenoiseinthecity.

9.TheTownHallwasbuiltina（dominant/dominate）positiononahillwhereeveryonecouldseeit.

10.Satisfiedoryourmoneyback:

ifyouarenotperfectlyhappywithourproducts,justsendthembacktousandwewillmailyoua（fund/refund）.

11.Ifyouaregoingoutshopping,canyouthiscoat（pickup/dropoff）atthecleaners’?

12.Ifwemissedthelastbus,walkhomeonlyasalast（resort/sort）.

13.Ifeltconfidentofthe（authentic/author）ofthesignature.

14.Therain（makenosense/makenodifference）tothegamebecauseallofthemareusedtoplayingintheheavyrain.

15.The（highlight/light）ofthematchwillbeshownonTVtonight.

16.Healwaysdisplaysacertain（reticence/patience）indiscussingpersonalmatters.

17.Theplanstoimprovetheenvironmenthavealready（beinthecontrol/beintheworks）.

18.Allsixofus（packinto/getinto）thattinycar,whichmademesick.

19.Thereductionofunemploymentshouldbe（paramount/amount）inthegovernment’seconomicpolicy.

20.Oureyesslowly（adoptto/adaptto）thedark.

21.Ilikethisroomverymuchbecauseit（overlook/uplook）thesea.

22.Heavysnow（blockinto/blockup）alltheroadstodowntown.

23.Idialedyournumberfourtimesbutthecalldidn’t（gothrough/goout）:

Ijustheardafunnybuzzingnoise.

24.Theyoungmansketcheddownthe（problem/profile）ofthetoweragainstthesky.

25.Thepolice（detained/detected）himforquestioning.

26.There’s（noroomfor/noneedfor）doubt,i.e.Itisquitecertain.

27.（Compulsive/Inclusive）smokingisbadforyourhealth.

28.HetriedveryhardtoimprovehisEnglish（affectively/effectively）.

29.He’stakingclassesincar（maintenance/maintain）.

30.Therecanbefewbetterplacesfora（refreshment/refreshing）holidaythanthispicturesquehotel.

31.Manypeoplebelievedthatcanalswouldforever（taketheplaceof/instead）roads.

32.NearlyallwhovisitedtheUnitedStatesagreedthattheyhad（gainfaithfrom/gainfaithin）AmericanidealsanddeeprespectfortheU.S.brandofdemocracy.

33.Spaceappearstobeempty,butitisfullofunseendangersforthemenwho（venture/adventure）fromearth.

34.Iwastryingtorunandwasmakingpoor（way/headway）inmybig,flappingclownshoes.

35.She（stuckwith/remainedwith）heranimals,likethetroopershewas,sendingthemintothedeliverychuteuntileveryonewassafelyout,andbarelyescapedwithherownlife.

36.Todigacanalthroughhundredsofmilesofwildnessandswampsseemedas（umprobable/improbable）asdrillingaholethroughthecenteroftheearthtoChina.

37.Duringthewintertheyhauledin（provisions/provision）andequipmentbysledoversnow-coveredground.

38.Theonlyroadsconnectingthesettlementswereruttedand（cluttered/cluttering）withtreestumps.

39.Manywere（criticalabout/criticalof）theindifferencetostudyinAmericanschools,andofAmericans’lackofknowled