爱华英语-富硒酵母片
Test paper (P1-190)
I. Multiple choice
1. The priest wore a ________ woolen garment next to his skin.
A. coarse B. rude C. vulgar D. obscene
2. After ten years his ___________ speech was still noticeable.
A. amiable B. absurd C. alien D. abnormal
3. The belt makes a beautiful __________ to your dress.
A. part B. decoration C. accessory D. adornment
4. The plane crashed, killing all 271 ________.
A. aboard B. board C. abroad D. abound
5. He has a natural _______ for journalism. .
A. aptitude B. genius C. faculty D. talents
. 6. He had never lost his north-county ______ which shows he came from a particular region.
A. dialogue B. accent C. dialect D. tone
7. She was so absorb ______ her job that she didn’t hear anybody knocking at the door.
A. to B. at C. from D. in
8. He was ______ ______ funds to build a new school so that more children can receive education.
A. calling forth B. calling on C. appealing for D. calling for
9. The Space Age _______ in October 1957 when the first artificial satellite was launched by the
Soviet Union.
A. originated B. initiated C. commenced D. embarked
10. Seventy-five per cent of the able-bodied males might be _______ from the villages at any one
time.
A. come B. derived C absent D. vacant
11. The speech which he made _______ the project has bothered me greatly..
A. concerned B. concerning C. being concerned D. be concerned
12. This is a ________ network of roads connecting Glasgow and Edinburgh.
A. complicated B. complex C. compound D. intricate
13. The problem in mathematics is too __________ for us to work out.
A. complicated B. complex C. compound D. intricate
14. The _______ computer requires a skilled operator.
A. complicated B. complex C. compound D. intricate
15. In the past women complained more ______ pressure on them to get job than nowadays.
A. at B. over C. of D. on
16. She came out of the house _______ by Miss Jones.
A. attended B. escorted C. accompanied D. conducted
17. He was determined to ________ his father’s death _____ the enemy.
A. revenge … for B. avenge…on C. revenge ….on D. revenge…at
18. By bribing her, I won access ________ some files.
A. for B. to C. in D. at
19. When the king _______, his brother succeeded him on the throne. A
A. abdicated B. abandoned C. abstained D. abolished
20. His ______ directions confused us; we did mot know which of the two roads to take.
A. complicated B. ambiguous C. intricate D. arbitrary
21. The story came to an ________end that the hero died all of a sudden. A
A. abrupt B. accidental C. urgent D. swift
22. I rewrote the article because it didn’t accord _______ our policy.
A. to B. on C. at D. with
23. Medical research has shown that the widespread use of mobile vehicles contributes ______ the
increase of cancers. D
A. towards B. for C. with D. to
24. The _________of cheating against us was that we were biased.
A. blame B. accusation C. impeach D. complain
25. The police arrested the wrong man mainly because they________ the names.
A. confused B. bewildered C. mistook D. puzzled
26. The purpose of the survey was to __________ the inspectors with local conditions.
A. acquaint B. instruct C. notify D. inform
27. My camera can be _________ to take pictures in cloudy or sunny conditions.
A. adjusted B. adopted C. adapted D. remedied
28. Tom adores ________ classic novels and dreams of being a writer.
A. to read B having read C. being read D. reading
29. The fish’s sense of smell is most __________. C
A. actuated B. accurate C. acute D. active
30. The leadership must never become _____ _______ the ordinary members.
A. apart from B. split from C. alienated from D. departed from
31. A westerner visiting the Far east must __________ himself to habits of life that may seem very
strange to him.
A. adapt B. adjust C. fit D. accommodate
32. He is openly ________ to the media, particularly news papers.
A. antagonistic B. antagonize C. antagonism D. antagonize
33. The streets in this town are so narrow that two can barely walk _________.
A. along B. abreast C. above D. aside
34. The traditional approach ___ with complex problems is to break them down into smaller, more
easily managed problems.
A. to deal B. dealing C. in dealing D. to dealing
35. The death penalty is to be ________ before the end of this year.
A. abdicated B. abandoned C. abstained D. abolished
36. Her parents were found guilty of gross neglect and _________.
A. abut B abuse C. guilt D. offence
37. To _______ for his unpleasant experiences he drank a little more than was good for him.
A. commence B. compensate C. compliment D. compromise
38. Edwin Lawrence Godkin was __________ as America’s finest editorial writer.
A. thought B. acknowledged C. admitted D. agreed
39. Any nation that interferes in the internal affairs of another nation should be universally _______.
A. blamed B. scolded C. reproached D. condemned
40. Dust soon ________ if the rooms are not swept.
A. accumulates B. amasses C. collects D. hoards
41. The inflation rates began to ___________ in Thailand which results in the dramatically rising of
commodity price.
A. a crease B. devalue C. accelerate D. fall
42. The hidden room was __________ only through a secret back entrance.
A. accessible B. available C. seen D. reached
43. The _______ novel is shorter and brief than the original version.
A. abridged B. abrupt C. abdicated D. abstained
44. The morning news says a school bus ______ with a train at the junction and a group of policemen
were sent these immediately.
A. bumped B. struck C. crashed D. collided
45. The idea that the number 13 brings bad luck is __________.
A. amiable B. absurd C. alien D. abnormal
II. Putting the best word or phrase in the blank to make the sentence complete. Sometimes a word can
be used more than once and change the form if necessary.
abolition abound abreast of abuse academic accent bargain
1. If someone ________ you, they treat you cruelly and violently.
2. Children or people who are __________ are good at studying or are interested in
studying.
3. If things ___________, there are large numbers of them.
4. If you are _____________ someone or something, you are level with them or in line with them.
5. _______ is the formal ending of something such as a system or practice.
6. If you _____________ something, you use it in a wrong way or for a bad purpose.
7. An _________ is a member of a university or college who teaches or does research.
8. We _________on presentation in this contest.
9. The customer _______ with the dealer for a better price so that he can get a good _______.
10. __________ is used to indicate that the truth of a particular point is irrelevant and that it can have
no real effect on what is happening or being discussed.
barrier benevolent bestow beverage bewilder blast blunder boasted of bonus
11. A __________ is a big mistake, especially a careless or stupid mistake.
12. A _______ organization is one that gives money and help free to people in need.
13. Williams ____________ of his own book that it was the most interesting book ever written.
14. These newcomers have helped to break down some of the old ______ between the two parties.
15. She insists on having the radio on at full __________ .
16. A _______ is an amount of money that you get as well as your usual pay or income.
17. A ________ is a drink, for example, tea, alcohol, or fruit juice.
18. If you ______ a gift, honour, or praise on someone, you give them a gift, or praise or honour
them.
19. If something ________ you, it is so confusing or difficult that you cannot understand it.
bouquet bias bourgeoisie bribe candidate capacity captured caravan in case
.20. A vehicle with beds and other equipment inside, in which people live or spend their holidays is a
___________.
21. I’ve got the key _________ we want to go inside.
22. They had been _________ and thrown into prison.
23. There is an intense _______ against women candidates.
24. A person who is being considered for a position is a ___________ .
25. If something is filled to _________ , it is as full as it can possibly be.
26. The _________ are the people belonging to a social class which includes the middle class people
who own most of the wealth in a capitalist system.
27. He hugged her and handed her a __________ of roses
28. The attempt to ______ the official with money had failed.
casualty catastrophe cater for cease certificate chaos charged
29. They threatened to _______ financial support to the university if they refused to accept the
contract.
30. He was arrested and _______ with a variety of offences.
31. To __________ a person or group means to provide all the things that they need or want in a
particular situation.
32. In the midst of the ______ , which followed the shooting, the gunman escaped.
33. The battle cost each side a quarter of a million ________ .
34. When you apply for a passport, you have to send your birth ________ with the form and the fee to
the official.
35. For each man who loses his job unemployment is a personal _________ .
claim declined decent decay cursing
36. The cabbages had already started to ________ .
37. It was several weeks before I got a ________ night’s rest.
38. Tom is determined to ________ back land lost by his father.
39. If you say obscene or insulting things because you are angry about something, you are _______ .
40. He has _________ the invitation to attend a party.
Current cured cunning cruise crouch
41. He was on a world ______ by a ship.
42. If you ________ over someone or something, you bend over them so that you are very near to
them.
43. There was a powerful electric _________ running through the wires.
44. An illness can be ________ . Death, however, remains incurable.
45. Richard may not be all that bright, but he is certainly _______ .
cripple council cosmopolitan correspondence consult
46. A _______ is also a specially organized meeting that is attended by a particular group of people.
47. The act or process of writing letters to someone is __________ .
48. Someone, who is very lame, is _______ .
49. If two or more people ________ , they talk and exchange ideas and opinions with one another.
50. Many foreigners are very much struck by Shanghai for it is so ___________.
Conspicuous consistent conservative consent conscience
51. Your __________ is the part of your mind that tells you whether what you are doing is right or
wrong.
52. Someone or something that is ________ is more noticeable and more likely to be looked at than the
other people or things around.
53. Someone who is __________ is unwilling to accept changes and new ideas.
54. Someone who is ________ behaves in the same way all the time and never changes their behaviour
or attitudes towards people or things.
55. If you ________ to something, you agree to do it or to allow it to be done.
Conquer confide confess conduct concrete
56. Something that is _______ is particular and definite rather than general or vague.
57. Britain was _________ by the Romans in A. D. 43.
58. When you ________ an activity or task, you organize it and carry it out.
59. If you _______ a secret to someone, you tell him or her about it and trust him or her not to tell
anyone else.
60. If you ______ or if you _______ to a crime, you admit that you have committed a crime.
Concession conceited conceal compile compels Companion compact commonplace
Commodity comment commemorate
61. If you _________ on something, you say something that gives your opinion about it or an
explanation for it.
62. To _________ something means to press it so that it becomes more dense.
63. When you _______ something, you write or produce it by collecting and putting together many
pieces of information, writing, or film.
64. Something that is __________ occurs often or is seen often, and so is not surprising or worth
remarking on.
65. Someone who is ______ is excessively proud of their abilities or achievements.
66. Labour is bought and sold like any other ________.
e who you spend time with, either because they are your friend or because you are traveling
with them is a __________.
68. Today we __________ the end of the Second World War.
someone or something _________ you to do something, they force you to do it.
70.. A _________ is a special right or privilege that is given to someone.
71. If you _________ something, you cover it or hide it carefully, so that it cannot be seen.
III. Using the appropriate word from the given words to complete the following phrases and writing
out the Chinese meaning as well.
court behave take collide into for crawl bear behalf daggers curb crooked
crisp counter countenance countenance correspondence core cope content content
contempt consequence confront in
1. ________ with __________ 2. on ________ of ___________
3. pay ________ to __________ 4. _________ sb. to court _____________
5. at ________ draw _________ 6. confirm sb. _______ sth __________
7. crash ________. _________ 8. crave ______ ___________
9. out of ____________ __________ 10. make one’s flesh _________ ____________
11. _______ something in mind _________ 12. burn to a _______ __________
13. put a ____ on ________ 14. _______ with _________
15. in ________ of _________ 16. ________ oneself _______
17. __________dealing _________ 18. be _________ to ________
19. keep one’s _________ ___________ 20. In ____________ with ______________
21. to the _______ __________ 22. to one’s heart’s _________ __________
23. be ________ with ___________ 24. in ___________ ____________
25.__________ with _________
IV. Writing out the derivatives(派生词) and the Chinese meaning of the following words.
Eg. manage management n. 管理，管理部门
decorate ____________ n. _________ declare _____________ n. _________
deceive ___________ n. _________ cube __________ adj. __________
cruel __________ n. __________ courage _________adj. ___________
bury __________ n. __________ burglar __________ n ___________
abundant _________ n.__________ bury __________ n. ____________
caution _________adj. __________ comedy _________adj ___________
decide _________adj _________ deceive _________ n. __________
curious ________ n. _________ cultivate _________ n. __________
corrupt ______ n. _________ convict __________ n. ___________
contradict ________ n. ________ consume _________ n. _____________
construct ________n. __________ confuse ________ n. __________
constitute _________n. __________ conserve ________ n. __________
continue __________ adj. _________ ________ adj. _______
V. Writing out the Chinese meaning of the following phrases or words.
cut back cut down cut in cut off
cut out cut up curse cushion
credit credible creditable credulous
courtesy courteous count against count on
count up to count for cosmetic convention
convey contemporary consulate consolidate
considerate considerable conquest conform to
confine to concise commercial come about
come across come by come down come forward
come off come out come up come through
come up against come up to coincide in coincide with
Test Paper Three (P190-338)
Part I Choose the best of the following items
1. The house is excessively_____
A. damp B. wet C. humid. D. moist
2. _____is a popular game.
A. Darn B. Darts C. Data D. Dash
3. The _____is now in, but we have not examined much of it.
A. data B. databank C. date D. dawn
4. He was _____by these plains of snow.
A. dazzled B. dazed C. dizzy D. dizy
5. He was _____by a blow on the head.
A. dazzled B. dizzy C. dazed D. dead
6. The victory made him____
A. deaf B. dazzled C. dizzy D. dazed
7. The wound proved_____
A. fatal B. mortal C. deadly D. death
8. He is_____ in the left ear.
A. dumb B. blind C. lame D. deaf
9. Her friend knew she had a____ illness.
A. mortal B. dead C. fatal D. deafen
10. The price is____
A. dear B. expensive C. costly D. high
11. The television____ between the two candidates will be held on Saturday.
A. discussion B. debate C. argument D. dispute
12. A mirage is but _____
A. deceit B. deception C. deceptive D. deceive
13. They issued a____ to the effect that the Government would not have any place in the treaty.
A. announcement B. statement C. declaration D. claim
14. He_____ the students a chance to speak
A. denied B. declined C. refused D. rejected
15. Water consumption____ during the winter.
A. decreased B. diminished C. lessened D. reduced.
16. This was his fatal____
A defect B. fault C. flaw D. effect
17. I’m not sure whether I can gain any profit from the investment so, I can’t make a(n)______promise
to help you.
A. exact B. defined C. definite D. sure
18. The artist and the author both tried to_____ the splendor of the sunset.
A. depict B. narrate C. describe D. tell
19. Having failed in the mathematics exam, Tom feels very____.
A. oppressed B. suppressed C. depressed D. compressed
20. I must find someone to act as a_____ for me during my absence.
A. delegate B. deputy C. representative D. agent
21. Their work deserves_____ with the best in this department
A. to rank B. rank C. ranking D. ranked
22. She had the good____ to be free from illness
A. fate B. destiny C. doom D. fortune
23. The flood in the middle reach of the Changjiang River was the worst_____ that ever hit in our
country
A. disaster B. cost C. hazard D. expense
24. It was suggested that all government ministers should be forced to____ information on their
financial incomes.
A. uncover B. reveal C. disclose D. unfold
25. Although she claims to have left her job voluntarily she was actually___ for misconduct
A. dismissed B. dispelled C. released D. resigned
26. Groups of police were____ all along the street, when the Queen was to pass
A. scatter B. dispelled C. dispersed D. compelled
27. When her parents died, Brenda____ of the house and all its content
A. discarded B. dispelled C. disposed D. discharged
28. Please dispose____ those old newspapers while you’re cleaning up the room
A. out B. of C. away D. in
29. However at times this balance in nature is ____, resulting in
a number of possibly unforeseen effects
A. troubled B. disturbed C. confused D. puzzled
30. Even as a child he showed an inclination to_____ over the other children
A. dominate B. rule C. govern D. inspect
31. If most breadwinners _____a day’s pay to the Hope Project, it will be hopeful
A. gift B. present C. donate D. give
32. I do not doubt_____ he is qualified for the position
A. that B. why C. whether D. how
33. She had always been in_____ of meeting with an accident
A. horror B. alarm C. terror D. dread
34. If you go to the palace in tennis shoes, they will think you are____
A. strange B. odd C. peculiar D. eccentric
35. As the drug took_____ the patient became quieter
A. force B. effect C. action D. influence
36. The telephone system is highly____
A. effective B. efficient C. efficiency D. effort
37. He has been_____ from school.
A. excluded B. eliminated C. suspended D. suspected
38. I keep a fire extinguisher in my car for use in an_____.
A. crisis B. urgency C. emergency D. emergence
39. She thoroughly gave herself up to the enjoyment of the_____
A. affection B. emotion C. passion D. sensations
40. As a swarm of mosquitoes attacked them for hours____, the enemy solider could no longer hold on
in their hiding place.
A. in the end B. on end C. without end D. no end
41. Black people are_____ with a fantastic sense of rhythm
A. conferred B. endowed C. equipped D. bestowed
42. Convinced of the importance of education, modern states “invest” in institutions of learning to get
back “interest” in the form of a large group of ____ young men who are potential leaders.
A. enlightened B. cultivated C. qualified D. nourished
43. I felt that I was not get____ to travel abroad.
A. to strong B. strong enough C. so strong D. enough strong
44. The membership card entitled him_____ certain privileges in the club
A. on B. in C. at D. to
45. Because a circle has me beginning and end, the wedding ring is a symbol of____ love
A. eternal B. forever C. prolonged D. lengthened
46. Your advice would be_____ valuable to him, who is now at a loss as to what to do first
A. exceedingly B. excessively C. extensively D. exclusively
47. His____, scheduled for the week of January 23, was stated last week when he filed an appeal and
asked the judge to spare his life.
A. desertion B. execution C. suicide D. persecution
48. Manufacturers are_____ their now model cars
A. showing B. exhibiting C. demonstrating D. exiling
49. The security guard_____ two men who were yelling in the court room
A. expelled B. propelled C. repelled D. dispelled
50. Mike just discovered that his passport had____ three months ago.
A. expired B. amended C. abolished D. constrained
51. It is quite necessary for a qualified teacher to have good manners and____ knowledge.
A. extensive B. expansive C. intensive D. expensive
52. The newspaper did not mention the____ of the damage caused by the fire.
A. range B. level C. extent D. quantity
53. He packed a(n)_____ shirt in case he had to stay another day.
A. surplus B. extra C. additional D. excess
54. We welcome rain, but a (an)______large amount of rainfall will cause floods.
A. extremely B. extensively C. specially D. constantly
55. In the experiment we kept a watchful eye____ the developments and recorded every detail.
A. in B. at C. for D. on
56. The_____ of the nation is weakened when its citizens mistrust the government.
A. textile B. facility C. fabric D. fabrication
57. Because of the strong sun, the new sitting room curtains have_____ from dark blue to grey.
A. fainted B. pales C. bleached D. faded
58. Some criminals were printing_____ dollar bills until they were arrested.
A. dishonest B. fake C. hypocritical D. suspicious
59. The metals_____ which we are most familiar are aluminum iron and copper.
A. with B. to C. about D. on
60. Crop shortages are causing an awful_____ in Africa.
A. hunger B. starvation C. famine D. thirst
61. What’s the_____ to London and back?
A. fare B. fee C. tuition D. charge
62. It’s my own_____ that I’ve got no money, I spend it too quickly.
A. mistake B. wrong C. fault D. error
63. The ties that bind us together in common activity are so_____ that they can disappear at any
moment.
A trivial B. fatal C. tentative D. feeble
64. She was a tough-minded executive, but at the same time she was gentle and_____.
A. faminine B. masculine C. female D. male
65. The boatman_____ them to the other side of the river.
A. hauled B. drove C. freighted D. ferried
66. It would be months before he was_____ for work.
A. appropriate B. fit C. proper D. fortunate
67. _____, he is ready to accept suggestions from different sources.
A. Instead of his contributions B. For all his notable contributions
C. His making notable contributions
D. However his notable contributions
68. I usually listen to the weather______, though I have little faith in it.
A. broadcast B. prediction C. forecast D. announcement
69. Reading_____ the mind only with materials of knowledge. It is thinking that makes what we read
ours.
A. prolongs B. minimizes C. rectifies D. furnishes
70. Yesterday my aunt bought some new____ for her flat at the seaside.
A. furniture B. furnitures C. possession D. possessions
71. We are not afraid of failure. As it goes: a fall into the pit, a(n)____ in your wit.
A. get B. obtain C. gain D. acquire
72. He lost his money gambling_____ cards.
A. away B. at C. on D. in
73. Even before quite a few people, she can’t ______ the courage to speak aloud.
A. gather B. collect C. assemble D. raise
74. Don’t get your schedule____; stay with us in this class.
A. to change B. changed C. changing D. change
75. Half the excuses she gives are not true, but she always seems to____ them.
A. get on with B. get away with C. get up from D. get in on
76. Most people can’t get_____ the day without at least one cup of tea or coffee.
A. on B. through C. over D. by
77. In new College of Oxford University, there is a_____ statue of Lazarus, which was carved by
Epstein a few years ago.
A. numerous B. vast C. dense D. gigantic
78._____ enough time and money, the researchers would have been able to discover more in the field.
A. Giving B. To give C. Given D. Being given
79. The novel contains some marvelously revealing______ of rural life in the 19th century.
A. glances B. glimpses C. glares D. gleams
80. The skier____ skillfully down the snow-covered slope.
A. crept B. skidded C. glided D. strolled
Part II Fill in the blanks and translate them into Chinese.
1._____ in one’s own grease 2. in the _____ of one’s years
3. be generous_____ sth. 4. open a____ to…
5. gallop_____ one’s work 6. have other_____ to fry
7. through fair and____ 8. go to the races and have a___
9. make sb’s_____ creep 10. fleece sb.____sth.
11. a flash in the______ 12. have a_____ as long as a fiddle
13. ____one’s eyes on beauty 14. ____ one’s faculties
15. cry one’s____ out
17. To err is human, to____, divine
19. come____ to earth
Part III 英汉互译
1. bring into day light
2. be dead to
3. rule by decree
4. defy sb. to do sth.
5. juvenile delinquency
6. deliver oneself of
7. dispose for
8. a documentary film
9. go to one’s doom
10. answer the door
11. dwell in one’s mind
12. be earnest for
13. elbow one’s way
14. at sb’s expense
15. bring… into existence
16. be extravagant with money
17. keep a straight face
18. have faith in
19. have a fancy for
18. make_____ meet
20. Walls have_____
16. be exalted to the____
20. come into fashion
21. fetch and carry for
22. raise a finger to do
23. lay a finger on sth.
24. make a foot of sb.
25. be fretting about…
26. 有……天赋
27. 总书记
28. 金玉良言
29. 毕业于（地方）
30. 保持严肃
31. 猜猜看
32. 用知识丰富头脑
33. 宣布参加
34. 土木工程
35. 忍无可忍
36. 贵宾
37. 好恶
38. 毫无遮掩
39. 减价
40. 不欠债
41. 不理 对……装聋
42. 对…… 熟视无睹
43. 世界杯决赛
44. 天长地久
45. 国民生产总值
46. 多才多艺的人
47. 厉行节约
48. 行善
49. 像乌鸦般的黑
50. 风烛残年
The secret of success is constancy to purpose.
Vocabulary Exercises (P338-435)
Exercise I Multiple Choices:
1．The concept of “gross national product (GNP)” refers to the whole volume of production within a
country no matter who the producers are.
A. net B. total C. neat D. final
2. His grave feeling shocked those who had come for the family reunion.
A. dangerous B. serious C. critical D. dull
3. While it is easy to understand the story of a literary text, it is hard to interpret the implications the
author has in mind.
A. break B. translate C. explain D. exhaust
4. As intimate friends, they have never quarrelled for once in the past twenty years.
A. close B. near C. long-time D. mutual
5. Can you justify your conclusion in this article?
A. explain in detail B. give evidence to support C. send out D. adjust
6. Daylight saving time was instituted in China to save energy and increase productivity.
A. organized B. started C. encouraged D. placed
7. The rain looked as though it had ______ for the night.
A. set out B. set in C. set down D. set off
8. There’s no need to be frightened of the dog; he’s quite ________.
A. eager B. cheerful C. weak D. harmless
9. Be quiet! It’s rude to _______ people when they are speaking.
A. interfere B. interrupt C. prevent D. block
10. An early typewriter produced letters quickly and neatly; the typist, ____, couldn’t see his work on
this machine.
A. however B. therefore C. although D. anyhow
11. The interior of its cylinder was damaged when the racing car crossed the desert.
A. cover B. design C. inside D. make-up
12. The fossils of Peking Man gave the hint to archaeologists to trace down the history if human
evolution.
A. clue B. direction C. evidence D. instruction
13. Many students at the university are involved _______ many spare-time activities such as
photography, sports and arts.
A. on B. for C. in D. within
14. The United Nations played an indispensable role in the Gulf Crisis.
A. essential B. coordinating C. minor D. unusual
15. Both parents grew ______ when they couldn’t find the child.
A. hypocritical B. hypocrisy C. hysteric D. worry
16. The foreign trade of a nation is an index of its economic well-being.
A. a response B. a medium C. a sign D. a tool
17. Particles inside an atom are held together by very strong forces.
A. mixed B. propelled C. pounded D. bound
literary sketches of early England were written to be read individually.
A. separately B. rapidly C. repeatedly D. objectively
19. Teachers are not allowed to give any hints to students during examinations.
A. marks B. suggestions C. cards D. precautions
20. He puzzled out the meaning of the coded message left by his brother.
A. worked out B. turned out C. confused D. neglected
21. As the airplane began to descend the passenger was able to ______ many streets of the city,
including the street where he lived.
A. identify B. detect C. distinguish D. demonstrate
22. He retired early chiefly for ________ reasons.
A. health B. healthy C. healthful D. healthiness
23. A further ______ into the cause of the disaster revealed that the director was partly to blame
because he had not insisted on adequate precautions.
A. entry B. request C. inquiry D. research
24. Students, especially those at _______ level will benefit from these graded readings.
A. professional B. intermediate C. final D. starting
25. After he left the cinema, he ______ home.
A. headed out B. headed up C. headed for D. headed after
26. Helping that poor family was a very _____ thing to do.
A. humble B. hospitable C. humane D. human
27. The storm ____ the search for the missing child.
A. hindered B. improved C. encouraged D. accelarated
was a ____ person; he did not wish people t think that he was better than others.
A. humble B. hostile C. timid D. dignified
29. They ____ us by laughing at everything we said.
A. humiliated B. facilitated C. illuminated D. duplicated
30. Since the reform, the country’s economy has been fairly _______.
A. healthful B. healthy C. well D. health
31. Scientists have tried many ways to prevent the nuclear reactions from ______ harmful and
dangerous radiation.
A. giving up B. giving in C. giving to D. giving off
32. When the sun rises over the _______ we know that it is day.
A. line B. plain C. level D. horizon
33. When you want to learn how to say an English word you listen to someone saying the word and try
to _____ him.
A. imitate B. match C. copy D. reproduce
34. When we study physical geography, we use _____ and maps to study weather conditions and
physical features such as mountains, plains, oceans, lakes, rivers and coats.
A. examples B. images C. chart D. outlines
35. A serious ______ between the opposing parties took place, resulting in disagreement over the
expenditure of public money.
A. collision B. incident C. accident D. contract
36. The ______ of a collision between two heavily loaded trucks caused a lot of damage to each.
A. influence B. impact C. effect D. affect
37. In western countries, if you are offered a cup of tea or something else, you can just _____ your
head a bit with a smile of thanks instead of standing up.
A. hold B. intend C. raise D. incline
38. A machine will produce a thousand _______ chairs, but in chairs made by hand there are always
individual differences.
A. alike B. likely C. identical D. consistent
39. The survivors on the hill signalled that they were short of water but could _____ for another day.
A. hold to B. hold out C. hold on D. hold in
40. These politicians wanted to ______ to power at all costs.
A. hold out B. hold in C. hold on D. hold up
41. It has never _____ to me to ask him for advice.
A. happened B. appeared C. arisen D. occurred
42. It is hoped that the change of management will not _____ working conditions.
A. effect B. affect C. touch D. impress
43. I really don’t know how to _____ the situation.
A. deal B. handle C. handle with D. cope
44. I can’t speak English. Will you please ______ this article for me?
A. interfere B. interrupt C. interpret D. interject
45. According to Marx Theory, economic _____ is one of the features of capitalist society.
A. emergency B. crisis C. urgency D. hasten
46. Mass production means the manufacture of a large number of _____ articles by the use of
machinery.
A. identification B. identify C. identifiable D. identical
47. Mary always wants to spend less time and energy and get good study results, which is _____.
A. impatient B. imperfect C. impolite D. impractical
48. When the manager was criticized, he claimed that it was outside his ______ of responsibility.
A. field B. limit C. extent D. range
49. If I take this medicine twice a day, it should _______ my cold.
A. recover B. heal C. restore D. cure
50. Today house work has been made much easier by electrical ______.
A. instruments B. appliances C. facilities D. equipment
51. “Have you anything to _____？” The customs officer generally asks.
A. reveal B. justify C. expose D. declare
52. Some people are more _______ to bad colds.
A. tend B. liable C. likely D. apt
53. It is not easy to learn English well but if you ______, you will succeed in the end.
A. hang up B. hang about C. hang on D. hang onto
54. The patient’s health failed to such an extent that he was put into _____ care.
A. intensive B. rigid C. tense D. tight
55. In 1914, an apparently insignificant event in a remote part of Eastern Europe _____ Europe into a
great war.
A. inserted B. imposed C. plunged D. pitched
56. The book will be improved by _____ another chapter.
A. extracted B. inserted C. exerted D. asserted
57. Before going to bed, she _______ that the door was locked.
A. insured herself B. assured C. assured herself D. insured
58. The argument between two boys became so fierce that Dad had to _____ and told them to behave.
A. interfere B. interrupt C. intervene D. influence
59. A(n) ____ disease is one that can be passed from one person to another.
A. serious B. influential C. powerful D. infectious
60. All the ghosts in those horror films are ______.
A. imaginative B. imaginable C. imaginary D. imagining
Exercise II Study the following groups of phrasal verbs carefully and then fill in blanks with
them in their proper form.
Group a. hand in hand out hand down hand over
1. Pupils failing to __ ___ their homework are asked to stay after the class.
2. Fairy tales of many tribes are ___ ______ from one generation to another.
3. The president officially __ ____ his power to the newly-elected one on the inauguration ceremony.
4. Possessions of the ruling family were ____ to the poor people after it was overthrown by the
rebelling public.
5. A government order demands that any illegally held weapons be __ _ to the armed police before
June 1.
Group b. hold back hold on hold out hold up
1. The graduate student was __ ___ from defending his graduation thesis because he had not completed
all the required courses.
2. The food supply of the city could not _____ for long.
3. No one is powerful enough to ______ the wheel of history.
4. The tireless speaker ____ for two hours.
5. Jack _____ the promise to his mother that he would make a decent living after college.
Group c. hear of hear from see off see to
1. While Donna bought the theatre tickets, I ____ the parking of the car.
2. Are you going to the airport to __ your friends __ ?
3. I haven’t __ ___ him since he went abroad.
4. I first _____ the firm, and had dealing with them, three years ago.
5. Have you ever ___ ___ the Kon Tiki expedition?
Group d get on with get along get into get over
1. I thought Jessica would never ______ the shock of losing all her money, but she’s starting up in
business again.
2. The Robinsons only have a small pension, but they seem to _______ all right.
3. Professor Wright knows his subject, but he’s not very good at _______ his ideas to his students.
4. Turn the television off and ______ your homework.
5. It’s easier to _______ debt than to get out of it again!
Group e derive from count on hang on improve on
1. Just _____ a second and I’ll tell Bob you’re on the phone for him.
2. This singer will have to _____ the performance we have just heard if she is to be accepted by the
company.
3. The custom of raising one’s hat to a lady is ________ the old practice of covering one’s face with a
metal guard which one would lift on greeting a friend or a lady.
4. You can always _______ Mary to give sound advice.
5. I’m _______ you to help me tomorrow.
Exercise III Complete the following sentences with the correct form of word from the groups of
words.
Group 1 haul haunt heal hearing heighten heir heritage highlight
1. You should cherish your country’s _______.
2. The medicine and rest will soon _____ your wound.
3. We were given a ______ to all our grievances.
4. As we talked, their interest ________.
5. They celebrated the birth of a son and _______.
6. We’ll show you a film of the ______ of the competition, as there isn’t time for the whole thing.
7. The boys had to fasten a rope round the man and ______ him up the cliff.
8. A wrongdoer is constantly _____ by fear of discovery.
Group 2 hover hinder hinge homogeneous hospitality hostagehug horrible
1. The door _____ allow the door to swing away from the door-post.
2. Don’t take such a big suitcase; it will only _____ you.
3. The natives are noted for their _______.
4. Putting ______ to death was one of Germany’s crimes.
5. Everything about her was ______, her looks, her possessions, the way in which she dressed.
6. The milk boiled over and there was a _____ smell of burning.
7. They moved in quickly over a rock-covered field, ____ and then slowly let down on the moon.
8. They ____ the child before putting him to bed.
Group 3 incidence inaugurate incidentally inclusive incredibleindefinite incorporate
1. The open-door policy has ___ a new era.
2. I must go now, _____, if you want that book, I’ll bring it next time.
3. It is reported that the _____ of traffic accidents in that city is on the decline.
4. Read pages 10 to 20 _______.
5. They ______ his proposal into their plan.
6. He gave me an _____ answer, neither “Yes” and “No”.
7. She completed her university courses with ____ perseverance.
Exercise IV Translate the following sentences into Chinese, paying special attention to the boldfaced
words.
1. The house is not comfortable tonight because of the high humidity.
2. The street is still illuminated by oil lamp.
The professor illuminated the point by reference to current life.
3. The first impulse of a child in a garden is to pick every attractive flower.
4. I was very indignant at the man, for he had treated me so badly.
5. Understanding is one of the most important ingredients of a successful marriage.
6. The Egyptians inhabit an area almost equal to France and Spain combined.
7. Parents should be awakened to the inherent nature of their children.
8. You seem to be critical of his political initiative.
9. Qinghai lake is the largest inland body of salt water in China.
10. Innumerable tourists pay a visit to this place of interest every year.
11. When he spoke, she had an unpleasant insight into what life would be like as his wife.
12. Many poets and artists have drawn their inspiration from nature.
13. He is good at an instantaneous response.
14. His teacher was instrumental in finding well-paid work for him.
15. He is a man of intellect.
16. We have no intention of intervening in the internal affairs of other countries.
17. The gang attempted to intimidate the bank manger.
18. A detective story usually has an intricate plot.
19. Unless it is signed, a cheque is invalid.
20. They took very good care of that sick old lady invariably.
21. We often see irrigation canals on flat land.
22. The smoke irritated her eyes.
23. The train stopped with a jerk. Don’t jerk out your words.
24. The city is the junction where three railway lines meet.
25. What can be said in justification of his behaviour?
Vocabulary exercise (P480-601)
Part One :
Multiple Choices
1. My grandmother ______ clear memories of her youth in spite of her old age.
A) retains B) maintains C) attains D) preserves
2. to get my travelers’ checks I have to ______ a special check to the bank for the total amount.
A) make for B) make out C) make over D) make up
3. the government has therefore agreed to pay the authorities extra sums to _____ for their financial
losses.
A) make up B) turn up C) fill in D) lean on
4. Does it _____ to let little children play with fireworks?
A) make clear B) make sure C) make out D) make sense
5. The destructions of these treasures was a loss for mankind that no amount of money could
_________.
A) stand up to B) make up for C) come up with D) put up with
6. how did you ____ to paint the whole house in a week?
A) attempt B) manage C) win D) succeed
7. these newly unearthed cultural objects _______ the intelligence of the working people of ancient
China.
A) magnify B) maintain C) manipulate D) manifest
8. the present international situation is ______by several powers.
A) concerned B) cooperated C) manipulated D) induced
9. I believe that the best way to take notes is in the ______ of the book instead of on the notebook.
A) borders B) mark C) edges D) margin
10. This year the company _____ almost twice as many motors as it did last year.
A) manufactured B) turned in C) turned down D) demonstrated
11. she’s bought some ______ to make herself a dress.
A) costume B) material C) matter D) substance
12. I meant ______ yesterday, but I had to attend a meeting.
A) to come B) to have come C) to be coming D) that I came
13. he achieved success _____ hard work.
A) by any means B) by means of C) by no means D) by all means
14. in reform, the greatest step is to transform the operational _____ of enterprise.
A) mechanism B) mechanic C) mechanics D) mechanical
15. This coat is too long; I want one of ______ length.
A) middle B) modest C) average D) medium
16. I ______ some difficulties when I tried to enter the country.
A) caught up with B) kept up with C) came up with D) met up with
17. it’s far too late for you to go out and play football, _____ the fact that it’s raining.
A) still less B) much less C) let alone C) not to mention
18. our two-year –old boy is a real explorer; he makes a _____ of the house several times a day.
A) trouble B) merit C) message D) mess
19. the weather was extraordinarily _______ for the season..
A) gentle B) gracious C) meek D) mild
20. I don’t mind _______ the decision as long as it is not too late.
A) you to delaying making B) your delaying making
C) your delaying to make D) you delay to make
21. although the colonists ______ to some extent with the native Americans, the Indian’s influence of
American culture and language was not extensive.
A) migrated B) matched C) mingled D) melted
22. the fire has caused great losses, but the factory tried to ______ the consequences by saying that the
damage was not as serious as reported.
A) decrease B) subtract C) minimize D) degrade
23. the car ran over the child, but by a _____ he was unhurt.
A) wonder B) marvel C)miracle D) surprise
24. Tim makes his wife’s life ______because of his violent temper.
A) unfortunate B) sorry C) unlucky D) miserable
25. John complained to the seller that there were several pages ______ in the dictionary.
A) missing B) losing C) dropping D) leaking
26. some cars are in very good condition but others have small ______.
A) faults B) defects C) mistakes D) errors.
27. Americans are still the most ______people in today’s world.
A) flexible B) changeable C) movable D) mobile
28. it was found that although the girl could perceive things with her fingers, this ability ceased _____
her hands were wet.
A) the moment when B) the moment C) in that moment D) before
29. to prevent flooding in winter the water flowing from the dam is constantly ______by a computer.
A)monopolize B) monitored C) graded D) conducted
30. he was flattered by his classmates, so he is now in the ______ to sing again.
A)feeling B) mood C) emotion D) tendency
31. when it comes to teaching _______, many parents believe that if they love their children and treat
then kindly, the kids will know how to behave.
A) mentality B) morality C) majesty D) majority
32. the motion is that the remark of the last speaker ______ from the record.
A) be expunged B) was expunged C) will be expunged D) is expunged
33. the soil becomes more and more acidic as pollution _____up.
A) climb B) ascend C) scale D) mount
34. the English language contains a(n) _______of words which are comparatively seldom used in
ordinary conversation.
A) altitude B) latitude C) multitude D) attitude
35. Scientists are still trying to unveil the ______ of outer space.
A) mysteries B) puzzles C)myth D)riddle
36. parents take a great interest in the ______ questions raised by their children.
A) nasty B) na?ve C) obscure D) offensive
37. it is natural that he ______ a plan like that.
A) be opposed B) objects to C) opposed D) oppose
38. your problems are personal ________.you’d better manage to approach then by yourself.
A) by nature B) against nature C) in nature D) in a state of nature
39. Emphasis is laid on the necessity that all the objectives to be attained _______into account before
starting a new project.
A) be taken B) takes C) are taken D) will be taken
40. you ______ all the trouble if you had known he was not there.
A) mustn’t take B) mustn’t have taken C) needn’t take D) needn’t have taken
41. the joys of travel, having long_______ the disabled, are opening up to virtually anyone who has
the means.
A) omitted B) missed C) neglected D) discarded
42. Neither the students nor their teacher _____ in the classroom.
A) were B) have C) was D) are
43. the largest system serving e-mail messengers is the Internet, a _____ of millions of computers
linked worldwide.
A) unity B) combination C) network D) connection
44. every time the world war broke out, this country remained _______.
A) natural B) intellectual C) neutral D) central
45. the Republican Party _____ Reagan to run for President in 1980.
A) entitled B) assigned C) nominated D) considered
46. the ______temperature of the human body is 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit.
A) average B) regular C) ordinary D) normal
47. that part of the city has long been _____for its street violence.
A) historical B) responsible C) illegal D) notorious
48. in some countries, students are expected to be quiet and _______ in the classroom.
A) skeptical B) faithful C) obedient D) subsidiary
49. no one would _____ to his taking tourists to the top of the tower.
A) oppose B) object C) contradict D) resist
50. the poetry of Ezra Pound is sometimes difficult to understand because it contains so many
______references.
A) obscure B) acute C) notable D) objective
51. children have to ______ conventional ceremonies in greeting their seniors on Chinese New Year’s
Eve.
A) notice B) observe C) reserve D) preserve
52. while typing, Helen has a habit of stopping ______to give her long and flowing hair a smooth.
A) occasionally B) simultaneously C) eventually D) promptly
53. by ______ he is a teacher, but just now he is unemployed.
A) occupation B) career C) employment D) craft
54. I do not mean to ______ you, but you have carried it too far.
A) disturb B) interfere C) offend D) bother
55. be careful not to ______anyone’s name from the list.
A) omit B) delete C) leave out D) erase
56. they have discussed for several years of drafting a new law to control the pollution but when it will
be ____ is still unknown.
A) put to use B) put in operation C) put in effect D) put to effect
57. I guess Jones didn’t have a chance to win the election. Almost all of the people in the city voted
for his ____.
A) candidates B) opponent C) alternative D) participant
58. he came up with an ______opinion, which displeased everyone.
A) opposing B) opposite C) across D) optional
59. though he views himself as a realist, Cetron says that his findings make him very _____about
future.
A) optimistic B) sympathetic C) objective D) precautious
60. it is of course true that no person can experience the feeling of anyone _____himself.
A) none other than B) other than C) more than D) other
61. he was holing a consultation with his students. Otherwise the _____over to help us.
A) had come B) would come C) would have come D) was coming
62. one ______ of the rapid advance of technology is the breakdown of the traditional division of
labor between sexes.
A) outlet B) output C) outbreak D) outcome
63. if you want to be a successful man, you will have to _____the fear of failure.
A) overpower B) overcome C) overtake D) overthrow
64. the careful editor checked the blueprints for fear that she might have _______something.
A) viewed B) escaped C) bewildered D) overlooked
65. since I have been on a diet, I have been _____ by a desire to eat.
A) possessed B) embarrassed C) overwhelmed D) overcome
Part Two:
Fill in the blanks with the appropriate word. Change the form if necessary.
Sign signal mark symbol
1. As I rushed into the house, my sister put her finger to her lips as a ___________ to be quiet.
2. Soldiers in ancient china used to use smoke ________ on the Great wall.
3. Dark clouds are a _________ of rainstorm.
4. The Dragon is the __________ of power in ancient China.
5. He always uses improper punctuation _______ in hid compositions.
6. These works are the ________ of the writer’s fame.
Mind brain heart
7. Only a sound body can house a sound _________.
8. An idea has just came into my _________.
9. The human ________ is complex organ.
10. It takes as much ______ and sensibility to appreciate The Ninth Symphony.
11. His manners are rough, but he is a kind man at __________.
12. We should not lose _______ in face of difficulties.
Oppose observe protest object
13. there was a large crowd in the square, _________ against the war.
14. He is a man who ____________ keenly but says very little.
15. Mother _________ that the weather was too wet to play outdoors.
16. Those people were _______ to reform.
17. This law has been faithfully ________by the Italian government.
18. It is strange that such a film should have been favorably ________observed by some critics.
Source origin root resource
19. The explorers searched for the ______of the river.
20. Are there any _________ that we have left untapped in this region?
21. The ______ of the question lay in the seizure of the land of Ireland by the English ruling class.
22. No one knows the exact ________ of civilization.
23. Literature is a _________of endless pleasure to many thousands.
Part Three:
Write down the appropriate form of the words given below.
1. maintain---------- n. __________________ 2. major (a.)-------- n. ________________
----------- -n. ___________________ 4. maximize ----------n.________________
5.. mysterious ------ n. ___________________ 6.. neglect ------------- n._________________
7. observe (遵守)--- n. ___________________ 8. occupy ------------ n. ________________
----------- n. ___________________ 10. oppose ----------- n. ________________
Part Four :
Translate the following sentences into English
1. 就表达思想的透彻与精确而言，没有一种语言能够比得上法语。(match)
2. 她满意与否对我并不重要。
3. 政府采取强有力的措施来降低物价。
4. 竖这个铜像是为了纪念孙逸仙博士。（memory）
5. 仅有少数学生得到奖学金。(minor)
6. 她天真无邪的表情使我误信了她。
7. 他把我误认成他的一个朋友了。
8. 队长正在和他们交涉使用体育馆这事。(negotiate )
9. 同事生病了，他不得不代替他做那件工作。
10. 她被死亡的恐惧所缠绕。
11. 官方宣布某些致瘾药物为禁品。(outlaw)
12. 是什么动机促使他做这种事的呢？
13. 他的房间一团糟。
14. 修好你的车最少要200美元。(minimum)
15. 他没有追求的目标，虚度了一生。
16. 我突然想出了一个好主意。
Goals determine what you are going to be.
Keys(P1-190)
I. Multiple choice
1. A. 2. C 3. C 4. A 5. A. 6. B 7. B 8. D 9. C 10. C 11. C 12..B.
13. .B 14. A 15. D 16. B 17. C 18. C 19. C 20. B 21.B 22. A
23.B 24. A 25..D 26.D 27. B 28.A 29. A 30..C 31..A 32..D 33. C 34. C
35.D. 36. A 37. B 38. D 39.D 40. B 41. B 42. B 43. D 44. A 45. A. 46. C
47. A 48. A 49. D 50. B
II. Putting the best word or phrase in the blank to make the sentence complete. Sometimes a word can
be used more than once and change the form if necessary.
1. If someone abuse you, they treat you cruelly and violently.
2. Children or people who are academic are good at studying or are interested in
studying.
3. If things abound, there are large numbers of them.
4. If you are abreast of someone or something, you are level with them or in line with them.
5. Abolitionis the formal ending of something such as a system or practice.
6. If you abuse something, you use it in a wrong way or for a bad purpose.
7. An academic is a member of a university or college who teaches or does research.
8. We accent on presentation in this contest.
9. The customer bargain with the dealer for a better price so that he can get a good bargain.
10. Academic is used to indicate that the truth of a particular point is irrelevant and that it can have no
real effect on what is happening or being discussed.
11. A blunder is a big mistake, especially a careless or stupid mistake.
12. A benevolent organization is one that gives money and help free to people in need.
13. Williams boasted of his own book that it was the most interesting book ever written.
14. These newcomers have helped to break down some of the old barriers between the two parties.
15. She insists on having the radio on at full blast.
16. A bonus is an amount of money that you get as well as your usual pay or income.
17. A beverage is a drink, for example, tea, alcohol, or fruit juice.
18. If you bestow a gift, honour, or praise on someone, you give them a gift, or praise or honour them.
19. If something bewilders you, it is so confusing or difficult that you cannot understand it.
.20. A vehicle with beds and other equipment inside, in which people live or spend their holidays is a
caravan.
21. I’ve got the key in case we want to go inside.
22. They had been captured and thrown into prison.
23. There is an intense bias against women candidates.
24. A person who is being considered for a position is a candidate.
25. If something is filled to capacity, it is as full as it can possibly be.
26. The bourgeoisie are the people belonging to a social class which includes the middle class people
who own most of the wealth in a capitalist system.
27. He hugged her and handed her a bouquet of roses
28. The attempt to bribe the official with money had failed.
Casualty catastrophe cater for cease certificate chaos charged
29. They threatened to cease financial support to the university if they refused to accept the contract.
30. He was arrested and charged with a variety of offences.
31. To cater for a person or group means to provide all the things that they need or want in a particular
situation.
32. In the midst of the chaos, which followed the shooting, the gunman escaped.
33. The battle cost each side a quarter of a million casualty.
34. When you apply for a passport, you have to send your birth certificate with the form and the fee to
the official.
35. For each man who loses his job unemployment is a personal catastrophe.
36. The cabbages had already started to decay.
37. It was several weeks before I got a decent night’s rest.
38. Tom is determined to claim back land lost by his father.
39. If you say obscene or insulting things because you are angry about something, you are cursing.
40. He has declined the invitation to attend a party.
41. He was on a world cruise by a ship.
42. If you crouch over someone or something, you bend over them so that you are very near to them.
43. There was a powerful electric current running through the wires.
44. An illness can be cured. Death, however, remains incurable.
45. Richard may not be all that bright, but he is certainly cunning.
46. A council is also a specially organized meeting that is attended by a particular group of people.
47. The act or process of writing letters to someone is correspondence.
48. Someone, who is very lame, is crippled .Many foreigners are very much struck by
49. If two or more people consult, they talk and exchange ideas and opinions with one another.
50. Shanghai for it is so cosmopolitan.
51. Your conscience is the part of your mind that tells you whether what you are doing is right or
wrong.
52. Someone or something that is conspicuous is more noticeable and more likely to be looked at than
the other people or things around.
53. Someone who is conservative is unwilling to accept changes and new ideas.
54. Someone who is consistent behaves in the same way all the time and never changes their behaviour
or attitudes towards people or things.
55. If you consent to something, you agree to do it or to allow it to be done.
56. Something that is concrete is particular and definite rather than general or vague.
57. Britain was conquered by the Romans in A. D. 43.
58. When you conduct an activity or task, you organize it and carry it out.
59. If you confide a secret to someone, you tell him or her about it and trust him or her not to tell
anyone else.
60. If you confess or if you confess to a crime, you admit that you have committed a crime.
61. If you comment on something, you say something that gives your opinion about it or an
explanation for it.
62. To compact something means to press it so that it becomes denser.
63. When you compile something, you write or produce it by collecting and putting together many
pieces of information, writing, or film.
64. Something that is commonplace occurs often or is seen often, and so is not surprising or worth
remarking on.
65. Someone who is conceited is excessively proud of their abilities or achievements.
66. Labour is bought and sold like any other commodity.
e who you spend time with, either because they are your friend or because you are traveling
with them is a. Companion
68. Today we commemorate the end of the Second World War.
someone or something compels you to do something, they force you to do it.
70.. A concession is a special right or privilege that is given to someone.
71. If you conceal something, you cover it or hide it carefully, so that it cannot be seen.
III. Using the appropriate word from the given words to complete the following phrases and writing
out the Chinese meaning as well.
1. cope with. v.与...竞争, 应付
2. on behalf of 代表...
3. pay court to 追求(女人)
4. take sb. to court 对某人起诉,控诉
5. at daggers draw 势不两立
6. confirm sb. in sth 确认,同意
7. crash into 与…..相撞
8. crave for恳求, 渴望
9. out of countenance 惊惶失措局促不安
10. make one’s flesh crawl 使毛骨悚然
11. bear something in mind 记住某事
12. burn to a crisp 烧焦
13. put a curb on限[抑]制...
14. collide with 与…..相撞
15. in contempt of不顾， 不把...放在眼里； 藐视
16. behave oneself 举止得体
17. crooked dealing 不正当交易
18. be counter to 与…..相反(对立)
19. keep one’s countenance 保持镇定
20. in correspondence with与...一致, 有通信联系
21. to the core彻底
22. to one’s heart’s content 尽情的
23. be content with 满足于…, 对….满意
24. in consequence因此
25. confront with使面临, 使面对
IV. Writing out the derivatives(派生词) and the Chinese meaning of the following words.
Eg. manage management n. 管理，管理部门
decoration n n.装饰, 装饰品.
declaration n. 宣布, 宣言, 声明
deceit n..欺骗, 谎言
cubic adj.立方体的, 立方的
cruelty n. 残酷, 冷酷, 刻毒残酷行为, 横蛮行为
courageous adj. adj.勇敢的, 有胆量的
burial n.埋葬
burglary n盗窃，入室盗窃
abundance n.丰富, 充裕, 丰富充裕
cautious adj.谨慎的, 小心的
comic adj. 滑稽的, 喜剧的
decisive adj.决定性的
curiosity n.好奇心
cultivation n.培养, 教养, 耕作, 中耕
corruption n. n.腐败, 贪污
conviction.深信, 确信, 定罪, 宣告有罪
contradiction n.反驳, 矛盾
consumption n.消费, 消费量, 肺病
construction n.建筑, 建筑物, 解释, 造句
confusion n.混乱, 混
constitution n.宪法, 构造, 体质, 体格, 国体, 章程, 惯例
conservation n.保存, 保持, 守恒
continuous adj.连续的, 持续的
continual adj.连续的, 频繁的, 持续不断的
V. Writing out the Chinese meaning of the following phrases or words.
cut back v.修剪, 削减, 急忙返回, 倒叙 cut down.砍倒, 胜过, 削减, 删节
cut in v.插嘴, 插入, 把...插进
cut off切断, 停掉 隔绝, 挡住 死掉 使电话中断 切[剪]下来 剥夺(继承权)
cut out v.切掉, 裁剪出, 取代, 停止 cut up v.切碎, 抨击, 歼灭, 使丧气, 胡闹
curse n.诅咒, 咒语, 祸根, 祸因vt.诅咒, 咒骂, 降祸, 使受罪
cushion n.垫子, 软垫, 衬垫v.加衬垫
credit n.信任, 信用, 声望, 荣誉, [财务]贷方, 银行存款vt.相信, 信任, 把...归给
credible adj.可信的, 可靠的
creditable adj.可信的
credulous adj.轻信的
courtesy n.谦恭, 允许, 礼貌 courteous adj.有礼貌的, 谦恭的
count against认为...不利于 count on v.依靠, 指望
count up to v.数到, 数完, 共计 count for 价值
cosmetic n.化妆品adj.化妆用的 convention n.大会, 协定, 习俗, 惯例
convey vt.搬运, 传达, 转让 contemporary n.同时代的人adj.当代的, 同时代的
consulate n.领事, 领事馆, 领事任期, 领事的职位、权力和职责
consolidate v.巩固 considerate adj.考虑周到的
considerable adj.相当大(或多)的, 值得考虑的, 相当可观的
conquest n.战利品 conform to v.符合, 遵照
confine to v.符合, 遵照 concise adj.简明的, 简练的
commercial adj.商业的, 贸易的 come about v.发生, 产生, 改变方向发生,转向
come across v.来到, 偶遇, <口>给人印象深刻不期而遇,交付
come by v.从旁走过, 得到 取得,经过
come down v.下来, 倒塌, 没落, 病倒, 捐钱, 流传下来, 垂下
come forward adj.早的, 迅速的, 前进的vt.转寄, 促进, 运送adv.向前地, 向将来n.[体](足球等)
前锋
come off v.离开, 举行, 实现, 成为
come out v.出来, 长出, 传出, 褪去, 被展出, 被解出, 露出, 罢工出现,真相大白
come up v.走近, 上来, 发芽, 流行, 发生, 被提出上升,讨论,出现
come through v.经历, 脱险, 传出, 捐助 经历,成功
come up against v.碰到 遭遇 come up to v.达到, 符合达到(标准),比得上,等于
coincide in 在…方面一致 coincide with与…..相符,与….一致
Keys to Exercises (P338-480)
Ex. I
1-5 BBCAB 6-10 BBDBA 11-15 CACAC 16-20 CDABA
21-25 AACBC 26-30 CAAAB 31-35 DDACA 36-40 BDCBC
41-45 DBBCB 46-50 DDDDB 51-55 DBCAC 56-60 BCCDC
EX. II
Group A
1. Pupils failing to __hand in_ their homework are asked to stay after the class.
2. Fairy tales of many tribes are ___handed down__from one generation to another.
3. The president officially __handed over_ his power to the newly-elected one on the inauguration
ceremony.
4. Possessions of the ruling family were _handed out_ to the poor people after it was overthrown by the
rebelling public.
5. A government order demands that any illegally held weapons be _handed in_ to the armed police
before June 1.
Group b. hold back hold on hold out hold up
1. The graduate student was __held up____ from defending his graduation thesis because he had not
completed all the required courses.
2. The food supply of the city could not __hold out_ for long.
3. No one is powerful enough to __hold back__ the wheel of history.
4. The tireless speaker __held on__ for two hours.
5. Jack __held out_ the promise to his mother that he would make a decent living after college.
Group c. hear of hear from see off see to
1. While Donna bought the theatre tickets, I __saw to__ the parking of the car.
2. Are you going to the airport to __see _ your friends _off__ ?
3. I haven’t __heard from_____ him since he went abroad.
4. I first ____heard of____ the firm, and had dealing with them, three years ago.
5. Have you ever ___heard of___ the Kon Tiki expedition?
Group d get on with get along get into get over
1. I thought Jessica would never __get over__ the shock of losing all her money, but she’s starting up
in business again.
2. The Robinsons only have a small pension, but they seem to __get along___ all right.
3. Professor Wright knows his subject, but he’s not very good at ___getting over_ his ideas to his
students.
4. Turn the television off and _get on with_ your homework.
5. It’s easier to __get into_ debt than to get out of it again!
Group e derive from count on hang on improve on
1. Just _hang on_ a second and I’ll tell Bob you’re on the phone for him.
2. This singer will have to __improve on_ the performance we have just heard if she is to be accepted
by the company.
3. The custom of raising one’s hat to a lady is _derived from__ the old practice of covering one’s face
with a metal guard which one would lift on greeting a friend or a lady.
4. You can always ____count on_ Mary to give sound advice.
5. I’m _counting on_ you to help me tomorrow.
Exercise III Complete the following sentences with the correct form of word from the groups of
words.
Group 1 haul haunt heal heighten heir heritage highlight
1. You should cherish your country’s ____heritage___.
2. The medicine and rest will soon _heal____ your wound.
3. As we talked, their interest _heightened_.
4. They celebrated the birth of a son and _heir_.
5. We’ll show you a film of the __highlights_ of the competition, as there isn’t time for the whole
thing.
6. The boys had to fasten a rope round the man and __haul_ him up the cliff.
7. A wrongdoer is constantly _haunted_ by fear of discovery.
Group 2 hinder hinge homogeneous horrible hospitality hostage hover hug
1. The door _hinges__ allow the door to swing away from the door-post.
2. Don’t take such a big suitcase; it will only __hinder__ you.
3. The natives are noted for their __hospitality__.
4. Putting _hostages_ to death was one of Germany’s crimes.
5. Everything about her was ___homogeneous_, her looks, her possessions, the way in which she
dressed.
6. The milk boiled over and there was a _horrible__ smell of burning.
7. They moved in quickly over a rock-covered field, __hovered_ and then slowly let down on the
moon.
8. They _hugged__ the child before putting him to bed.
Group 3 inaugurate incidence incidentally inclusive incorporate incredibleindefinite
1. The open-door policy has inaugurated__ a new era.
2. I must go now. Incidentally, if you want that book, I’ll bring it next time.
3. It is reported that the ___incidence__ of traffic accidents in that city is on the decline.
4. Read pages 10 to 20 _inclusive_.
5. They __incorporated____ his proposal into their plan.
6. He gave me an __indefinite___ answer, neither “Yes” and “No”.
7. She completed her university courses with __incredible__ perseverance.
1. 因为湿度高，所以今晚这个屋子里感到不舒服。
2．这条街仍由油灯照亮。 这位教授用生活现状阐明这个观点。
3．小孩到花园里首先想到的是要采摘他喜欢的每一朵花。
4．我对这个人很气愤，因为他对我很坏。
5． 理解是成功的婚姻的最重要的要素之一。
6．埃及人居住的土地的面积差不多等于法国和西班牙面积的总和。
7．父母应对儿女生来的素质有清醒的认识。
8．你似乎对他在政治上的积极行动持批评态度。
9．青海湖是中国最大的内陆盐水湖。
10．每年有数不清的游客到这个风景胜地来游览。
11．他说话时，她突然领悟到嫁给他以后的生活将多么令人不快。
12．许多诗人和艺术家从大自然中获得灵感。
13．他擅长即刻作做出反应。
14．他的老师帮助他获得待遇优厚的工作。
15．他是个悟性很高的人。
16．我们无意干涉别国内政。
17．这伙匪徒试图恐吓银行经理。
18．侦探小说通常有错综复杂的情节。
19．支票签了字才有效。
20．他们始终如一地照顾那位患病的老妇人。
21．我们常在平原上看到灌溉渠道。
22．烟熏得眼睛不舒服。
23．火车颠了一下才停住。不要断断续续地说话。
24．那座城市是三条铁路的会合处。
25．说什么才能证明他的行为是正当的呢？
Keys to vocabulary (P480-601)
Part One :
Multiple Choices
1-5: DBDBD 6-10: BDCCA
11-15: BBBAD 16-20: DBDDD
21-25: BCCCD 26-30: ABDBB
31-35: BBADC 36-40: ADDCA
41-45: DABAC 46-50: CCCCD
51-55: DCBAB 56-60: AACAB
61-65: BBABC 65-70: AADDA
Part Two:
Fill in the blanks with the appropriate word. Change the form if necessary.
1. mark
2. symbol
3. sign
4. signals
5. sign
6. marks
7. brain
8. heart
9. mind
10. brains.
11. heart
12. mind
13. protesting
14. observed
15. objected
16. opposed
17. observed
18. observed
19. resources
20. source
21. origin
22. source
23. root
Part Three:
Write down the appropriate form of the words given below.
1. maintenance ty 3. maturity, maturation 4. maximum
5. mystery 6. negligence 7. observance 8. occupation
9. occurrence 10. opposition .
Part Four :
Translate the following sentences into English
1. No language can match French in expressing ideas with clarity and exactness.
2. It doesn’t matter to me whether she is pleased or not.
3. The government took strong measures to keep prices down.
4. The statue was erected in memory of Dr. Sun Yat-sen.
5. Only a minority of students receive(s) the scholarship.
6. Her innocent expression misled me into trusting her.
7. He mistook me for one of his friends.
8. The captain is negotiating with them for the use of the gym.
9. He was obliged to take the job in place of his sick colleague.
10. She was obsessed with by the fear of death.
11. The authorities outlawed the addictive drugs.
12. What motivated him to do such a thing?
13. His room is in a complete mess.
14. Repairing your car will cost a minimum of $$200.
15. He idled away his life with no object to strive after.
16. A good idea occurred to me suddenly. How did the idea occur to you?
17. This shop offers various daily necessaries.
18. As regards the question how we should proceed in our work, there are still different opinion.
19. I would like to request an opportunity to make my views clear.
20. I had been full of original ideas and eager for new challenges.
Vocabulary
(P601~766)
Exercises
I. Multiple Choices: (0.5*80=40)
Direction: Beneath each sentence there are four words or phrases marked A, B, C and D. Choose
one word or phrase that correctly complete the sentence.
1. As a developing country, we must keep ______ with the rapid development of the world economy.
A) step B) speed C) pace D) step
2. Clark felt that his ______ in one of the most dramatic medical experiments of all time was work
the suffering he underwent.
A) appreciation B) presentation C) participation D) apprehension
3. My cousin likes eating very much, but he isn’t very ________ about the food he eats.
A) peculiar B) special C) particular D) specific
4. It is said that the math teacher seems _______ towards bright students
A) partial B) liable C) beneficial D) preferable
5. When there was a short _______ in the conversation, I asked if anyone would like anything to
drink.
A) blank B) pause C) space D) wait
6. When you fill in the application form, please use your _______ address so that we can contact you
easily later.
A) everlasting B) permanent C) eternal D) perpetual
7. The fact that they reacted so differently was a reflection o their different _______.
A) performance B) personalities C) appearances D) qualities
8. He was so good at telling lies that I was almost ________ his story and his honesty.
A) puzzled by B) carried away by C) persuaded of D) delighted at
9. When he applied for a ______ in the office of the local newspaper he was told to see the manager.
A) location B) profession C) career D) position
10. He prefers ________.
A) to write his letters rather than dictates them
B) to write his letters rather than dictating them
C) writing his letters rather than dictate them
D) writing his letters rather than have dictated them
11. If you want this pain killer, you’ll have to ask the doctor for a ________.
A) receipt B) recipe C) prescription D) subscription
12. The old building is in a good state of ________ except for the wooden floors.
A) preservation B) compensation C) observation D) conservation
13. Mr. Morgan can be very sad _______, though in public he is extremely cheerful.
A) by himself B) in private C) in person D) as an individual
14. With hundreds of works left behind, Picasso is regarded as a very _______ artist.
A) profound B) productive C) prosperous D) plentiful
15. In order to be successful as an engineer, she had to become _______ at mathematics.
A) outstanding B) prominent C) proficient D) experienced
16. Picking flowers in the park is absolutely ________.
A) avoided B) prohibited C) rejected D) repelled
17. The drowning child was saved by Dick’s _______ action.
A) acute B) alert C) profound D) prompt
18. Under the guidance of their teacher, the pupils are building a model boat _______ by steam.
A) towed B) propelled C) pressed D) tossed
19. The local council has decided to take the ________ of the hotel to court.
A) landlord B) tenant C) proprietor D) client
20. The local authorities realized the need to make _______ for elderly people in their housing
programs.
A) preparation B) requirement C) provision D) specification
21. Mr. Brown’s condition looks very serious and it is doubtful if he will pull ________.
A) up B) through C) out D) back
22. Mr. Bloom is not _______ now, but he will be famous someday.
A) decent B) dominant C) prominent D) magnificent
23. Failure to follow the club rules _______ him from the volleyball team.
A) dismissed B) disqualified C) disfavored D) dispelled
24. He had many good ________ despite his rudeness.
A) features B) qualities C) characteristics D) properties
25. The chairman of the company said that new techniques had ________ violently their production
efficiency.
A) violently B) radically C) extremely D) severely
26. She said she would work it out herself ________ ask me for help.
A) and not to B) but not C) and prefer not D) rather than
27. Since the two countries couldn’t ________ their differences, they decided to stop their
negotiations.
A) oblige B) reconcile C) rectify D) obscure
28. We are writing to the manager ________ the repairs recently carried out at the above address.
A) with the purpose of B) with the exception of
C) with a view to D) with reference to
29. Please ________ from smoking until the aeroplane is airborne.
A) refrain B) resist C) restrain D) constrain
30. The cold drink _______ him after his long hot journey.
A) reduced B) released C) refreshed D) recovered
31. John regretted _______ to the meeting last week.
A) not going B) not to go C) not having been going D) not to be going
32. Topics for composition should be _______ to the experiences and interests of the students.
A) concerned B) connecting C) relevant D) dependent
33. This kind of material can _______ heat and moisture.
A) delete B) compel C) constrain D) repel
34. Mr. White was the headmaster’s _________.
A) delegation B) delegate C) representation D) representative
35. It does not alter the fact that he was the man ________ for the death of the little girl.
A) accounting B) responsible C) guilty D) obliged
36. Though badly damaged by fire, the palace was eventually ________ to its original splendor.
A) recovered B) restored C) renewed D) replaced
37. England’s team, who are now superbly fit, will be doing their best next week to _______
themselves for last year’s defeat.
A) revive B) retort C) revenge D) remedy
38. Does everyone on earth have an equal right ________ an equal share of its resources?
A) by B) at C) to D) over
39. Although the two players are ________ in the tennis court, they are really good friends.
A) partners B) enemies C) rivals D) companions
40. Children and old people do not like having their daily _______ upset.
A) habit B) custom C) routine D) practice
41. I was always taught that it was _______ to interrupt.
A) rude B) coarse C) rough D) crude
42. Notebooks, textbooks and school magazines were accidentally _______ all over the floor.
A) spread B) separated C) splashed D) scattered
43. They stood gazing at the happy _______ of children playing in the park.
A) view B) perspective C) landscape D) scene
44. It took us only a few hours to _______ the paper off four walls.
A) chip B) stroke C) scrape D) shear
45. The TOEFL is divided into three _______, namely, listening, structure and reading.
A) fragments B) sections C) fractions D) portions
46. The politician says he will _______ the welfare of the people.
A) prey on B) get at C) see to D) take on
47. I’d rather read than watch television: the programs seem ________ all the time.
A) to get worse B) to be getting worse C) to have got D) getting worse
48. Try not to say anything hurtful to her. She is very _______ person.
A) reasonable B) sensible C) sensitive D) tough
49. Two of the children have to sleep in one bed, but the other three have _______ ones.
A) similar B) singular C) different D) separate
50. Your story about the frog turning into a prince is _______ nonsense.
A) sheer B) sheet C) shear D) shield
51. Although he has had no formal education, he is one of the _______ businessman in the company.
A) nastiest B) shrewdest C) alertest D) sternest
52. My new sweater ________ when I washed it.
A) shortened B) contracted C) shrank D) condensed
53. Anyone who has spent time with children is aware of the difference in the way boys and girls
respond to _______ situation.
A) alike B) similar C) same D) likely
54. She kept _______ by dieting and by exercising diligently.
A) slight B) slim C) thin D) lean
55. ________ that they may eventually reduce the amount of labor needed on construction sites by 90
percent.
A) So clever the construction robots are
B) So clever the construction robots
C) Such clever construction robots are
D) Such construction robots are clever
56. A _______ to this problem is expected to be found before long.
A) result B) response C) settlement D) solution
57. Children who are overprotected by their parents may become ________.
A) damaged B) spoiled C) harmed D) hurt
58. Although most dreams apparently happen _______, dream activity may be provoked by external
influences.
A) spontaneous B) instantaneously C) simultaneously D) homogeneously
59. The tomato juice left a brown _______ on the front of my jacket.
A) track B) trace C) spot D) point
60. The economic crisis in that country have threatened the ________ of the government.
A) stability B) capability C) persistence D) permanence
61. George has a big coffee _______ on the front of his jacket.
A) spot B) mark C) stain D) patch
62. Inside the apartment was an unpleasant smell of _______ air.
A) stale B) smoked C) misty D) wet
63. Although the false banknotes fooled many people, they did not _______ to close examination.
A) look up B) stand up C) pay up D) keep up
64. As an excellent shooter, Peter practiced aiming at both _______ targets and moving targets.
A) standing B) stationary C) still D) stable
65. Harry was ________ by a bee when he was collecting the honey.
A) scratched B) bitten C) stuck D) stung
66. Having finished their morning work, the clerks stood up behind their desks, _______ themselves.
A) stretching B) extending C) prolonging D) expanding
67. He is holding a _______ position in the company and expects to be promoted soon.
A) subordinate B) succeeding C) successive D) subsequent
68. At first the company refused to purchase the equipment, but this decision was ________ revised.
A) subsequently B) successively C) preliminarily D) predominantly
69. There is a ______ difference in meaning between the words surroundings and environment.
A) gentle B) subtle C) feeble D) humble
70. It was as a physician that he represented himself, and _______ was warmly received.
A) as such B) such as C) as that D) so that
71. In previous times, when fresh meat was in short ________, pigeons were kept by many households
as a source of food.
A) store B) provision C) reserve D) supply
72. There’s little chance that mankind would _____ a nuclear war.
A) retain B) endure C) maintain D) survive
73. The earth ________ both round the sun and on its own axis.
A) revolves B) involves C) evolves D) resolves
74. They find _______ similarities between the two cases.
A) superficial B) significant C) substantial D) potential
75. Several _______ men in the town spoke at the meeting.
A) progressive B) patriotic C) notorious D) prominent
76. Compared with last year, the total _______ of this country has doubled this year.
A) revenue B) avenue C) estate D) investment
77. He received _______ for drunk driving.
A) penalty B) refund C) complaint D) compensation
78. Weight lifting is the gymnastic sport of lifting weights in a ________ manner.
A) prescribed B) popular C) energetic D) indicative
79. They all think that the prices of personal computers will soon ________.
A) leap B) dip C) plunge D) sink
80. What makes one person’s teeth ________ to decay and another’s almost indestructible?
A) unable B) vulnerable C) prone D) positive
II. Multiple choice (0.5*20=10)
Directions: In each item, choose one word that best keeps the meaning of the sentence if it is
substituted for the underlined word.
81 I don’t resent criticism, but I do hate personal abuse.
A) feel angry at B) discriminate against C) counter back D) support
82 Academic records from other institutions often become part of a university’s file and can neither
returned to a student nor duplicated.
A) borrowed B) copied C) rewritten D) purchased
83 She was so stubborn that she wouldn’t adjust her opinions.
A) inflexible B) alert C) wise D) talented
84 Mrs. Jones sat by the window patching the hole in her coat.
A) mingling B) healing C) mending D) resuming
85 The attack on Fort Sumter near Charleston provoked a sharp response from the North, which led to
the American Civil War.
A) demanded B) elicited C) expedited D) defied
86 The goose quill pen has a great sentimental appeal in this century’s highly mechanized culture.
A) fashion B) emotional C) monetary D) historic
87 It is difficult to refute his argument.
A) disprove B) understand C) analyze D) ignore
88 The club members voted to repeal the ban on smoking.
A) refrain B) recess C) inquire D) abolish
89 Scott seized the opportunity to present his proposal to the director.
A) realized B) grasped C) rendered D) delivered
90 If wool is submerged in hot water, it tends to shrink.
A) smell B) fade C) unravel D) contract
91 Only sovereign states are able to make treaties.
A) constitutional B) powerful C) legitimate D) independent
92 The gar is a fish with a long, slender body and scales as hard as flint.
A) long B) straight C) slim D)fragile
93 The expedition finally reached the summit of the mountain.
A) top B) trail C) high point D) site
94 His qualifications surpass the job requirements.
A) encompass B) ascend C) exceed D) aid
95 The symptoms of influenza are fever, headache, and muscular pain.
A) effects B) delights C) forces D) signs
96 Double agents live in a perpetual state of fear.
A) perfect B) perceive C) perpetrated D) constant
97 Since the couple could not reconcile their differences, they decided to get a divorce.
A) adjust B) conciliate C) settle D) realize
98 Poor planning led him to squander his entire fortune.
A) salvage B) compile C) manipulate D) waste
99 The stray dog was picked up by the dog-catcher because he had no collar.
A) dirty B) sick C) unfriendly D) homeless
100 Unequal distribution of wealth may cause rivalry in society.
A) travesty B) divisions C) unrest D) combination
III. Fill in blank. (1*10=10)
1. The students and teachers of our university are in the r_____ of 10 to 1.
2. There has been a r________(遗憾) lack of communication between the union and the
management.
3. The police have offered a large ______ (酬金)for information leading to the robber’s arrest.
4. In order to raise money, Aunt Nicola had to p_____ (放弃)with some of her most treasured
possessions.
5. The motorist had to s______ (突然转向，转弯) to avoid knocking the old woman down in the
middle of the road.
6.
7.
8.
9.
I was very much p____ off (使不高兴) by Mark’s rude behavior; it really annoyed me.
In winter drivers have trouble stopping their cars from s______ (打滑)on icy roads.
The r________(令人尊敬的) physicist has been challenged by others in his field.
Notebooks, textbooks and school magazines were accidentally s_______ (撒在。。。上)all over the
floor.
10. Though badly damaged by fire, the palace was eventually r_______(恢复原状) to its original
splendor.
IV. Translation. (0.5*10=5)
1. swim with the tide
2. 地瓜
3. One swallow does not make a summer.
4. 适者生存
5. 订阅报纸
6. leave no stone unturned
7. 投机赚钱
8. have a thin skin
9. 狼吞虎咽
10.记者招待会
V. Cloze (1*35=35)
Direction: Decide which of the choice given below would best complete the passage if inserted in
the corresponding blanks.
Passage One
The difference between a liquid and a gas is obvious 1 the conditions of temperature and
pressure commonly found at the surface of the Earth．A liquid can be kept in an open container and 2
it to the level of a free surface． A gas forms no free surface but 3 to diffuse throughout the space
available；it must 4 be kept in a closed container, as 5 a planet’s atmosphere. The distinction
was a prominent feature of early theories 6 the phases Of matter．In the nineteenth century，for
example，one theory maintained that a 1iquid could be “dissolved” in a vapor without losing its identity,
and another theory held that the two phases are 7 different kinds of molecules (分子). The theories
now prevailing 8 a quite different approach by empha-sizing what liquids and gases have in
common. They are both forms of matter that have no permanent structure. And they both flow easily.
They are fluids. The 9 similarly of liquids and gases becomes clearly apparent when the
temperature and pressure are raised somewhat. 10 a closed container partially filled with a liquid is
heated. The liquid expands, or 11 becomes less dense; some of it evaporates.
12 , the vapor above the liquid surface becomes denser as the evaporated molecules are added to
it. The combination of temperature and pressure 13 the densities become equal is 14 the
critical point. Above the critical point the liquid and the gas can no longer be 15 there is a single,
undifferentiated fluid phase of uniform density.
1. A. in B. on C. under D. beyond
2. A. fills B. be filled C. filling D. to fill
3. A. intends B. tends C. inclines D. contends
4. A. however B. nevertheless C. so D. therefore
5. A. in the event of B. in the case of C. with a view to D. with reference to
6. A. having described B. described C. describing D. to have described
7. A. made up of B. consisted of C. constituted of D. made from
8. A. apply B. adapt C. take D. conduct
9. A. elementary B. crucial C. rudimentary D. fundamental
10. A. Suppose B. To suppose C. Being supposed D. Supposed
11. A. in a word B. in the meantime C. in other words D. in that case
12. A. Similarly B. In contrast C. Furthermore D. Instead
13. A. on that B. on which C. at that D. at which
14. A. known B. defined C. called D. referred to
15. A. classified B. recognized C. categorized D. distinguished
Passage Two
The introduction of new varieties of rice and wheat in Asia and Latin America has been 1 as the
“Green Revolution”. So far the new seeds and the 2 technology have not resulted 3 increased
agricultural production 4 or reduced malnutrition. The direct, quantitative effects of introducing
high-yeilding 5 of foodgrains have been modest.
The indirect and quantitative effects, however, have sometimes 6 significant. The new
technology has led to 7 in crop pattern and in methods o production. It has accelerated the
development of 8 marked- oriented, capitalist agriculture. It has encouraged the growth of wage
labor, and 9 helped to create or augment a 10 of agricultural laborers. It has increased the power
of landowners, and this in 11 has been associated with a greater 12 of classes and intensified
conflict.
Changes in status and class alignments have been accompanied 13 changes in the distribution of
income. Profits and rents have increased absolutely and relatively. The share of wages has declined and
in some 14 real wages rates or the number of days worked, or both, have declined. In 15 , and
old system of agriculture, slowly 16 swiftly, is in the 17 of being destroyed by the advance of
contemporary technology.
The policies that have accompanied the “Green Revolution” in many 18 countries have
aggravated the problems these countries 19 . Supplies of some commodities have increased, but the
rate of growth of total agricultural production has shown little 20 to rise. At the same time,
inequality has become worse, poverty has increased absolutely.
1. A. considered B. thought C. known D. called
2. A. accompanied B. accompanying C. consequent D. consequential
3. A. from B. by C. of D. in
4. A. percent B. percentage C. per head D. per man
5. A. variation B. varieties C. variance D. variable
6. A. been B. to be C. being D. be
7. A. reforms B. modifications C. changes D. transformation
8. A. the B. one C. certain D. a
9. A. therein B. thereof C. thereby D. thereon
10. A. class B. group C. crowd D. gang
11. A. that B. turn C. all D. time
12. A. polarization B. polarity C. division D. extremity
13. A. from B. in C. with D. by
14. A. times B. events C. instances D. fields
15. A. short B. word C. trifle D. essence
16. A. and B. or C. but D. nor
17. A. way B. process C. procedure D. action
18. A. underdeveloped B. underdeveloping C. developed D. non-developing
19. A. facing B. confronting C. face D. confront
20. A. intention B. temptation C. tendency D. attempt
Answer
I. 1-5 CCCAB 6-10 BBCDA 11-15 CABBC 16-20 BDBCC 21-25 BCBBB
26-30 DBDAC 31-35 ACDDB 36-40 BCCCC 41-45 ADDCB 46-50 CBCDA
51-55 BCBBB 56-60 D B A C A 61-65 CABBD 66-70 AAABA 71-75 DDACD
76-80 AAACC
II. 81-85 ABACD 86-90 BADBD 91-95 DCCCD 96-100 DBDDC
III. 1. ration 2. regrettable 3. reward 4. part 5. swerve
6. put 7. skidding 8. respectable 9. scattered 10. restored
IV. 1. 顺着潮流 2. sweet potato 3. 一燕不成夏。4. the survival of the fittest
5. subscribe to a newspaper 6. 千方百计 7. make some good speculations
8. （某人）感觉敏锐 9. make a pig of oneself 10. press conference
V. Passage One: 1. C 2. A 3. B 4. D 5. B 6. C 7. A 8. A 9. D10. A 11. C 12. D 13. D14.
C15. D
Passage Two: 1. C 2. B 3. D 4. C 5. B 6. A 7. C 8. D 9. C 10. A
11. B 12. A 13. D 14. C 15. A 16. B 17. B 18. A 19. C 20. C
Vocabulary Exercises (P766-866)
Part one: Multiple choices
1. It took him several months to ------- the wild horse.
A tend B cultivate C breed D tame
2. She cook the meat for a long time so as to make it ------enough to eat.
A mild B slight C light D tender
3. The city seems -----tonight , as if something important is going to happen.
A nervous B tense C tight D restless
we ------ our relations with that country , we’ll have to find another supplier of raw materials.
A diffuse B diminish C terminate D prelude
----under oath that he had not been at the scene of the crime.
A justified B testified C rectified D verified
6. A person’s calorie requirements vary ----his life.
A within B over C throughout D across
7.-------human problems that repeat themselves in -----life repeat themselves in --- literature.
A ,, the B ,the , C The,, D The ,the ,the
8. She looked ----after the illness.
A slender B thin C slim D lean
9.-------,there was no hope of her being able to sleep.
A Exhausted though she was
B Exhausted although she was
C She was exhausted
D Though was she exhausted
old people don’t like pop songs because they can’t -----so much noise.
A resist B tolerate C sustain D undergo
11.- Why couldn’t they meet us at five o’clock?
-Because they were delayed by---------.
A a heavy traffic B some heavy traffics C traffic heavy D heavy traffic
12. He hoped the film would ----him to the Paris branch.
A exchange B remove C transmit D transfer
13 The coming of the runways in the 1830’s -----our society and economic life.
A transformed B transported C transmitted D transferred
was carrying a -----of drinks.
A tray B plate C saucer D pan
began to ---- out of the bar as midnight approached.
A tread B trek C traverse D trickle
16. The manager tried to wave aside the issues as ---- details that would be settled later.
A versatile B trivial C alternate D preliminary
17. You won’t get a loan ----you can offer some security.
A lest B in case C unless D other
18. Though you will face many difficulties, your -----success is certain.
A at last B ultimate C far D inevitable
19. She was elected chairmen of the committee by a(n)---- vote.
A synonymous B ambiguous C simultaneous D unanimous
20. The power lines for the new houses are ------
A underground B outstanding C underlying D underneath
21. The new laboratories will be constructed this year, and local firm have asked to ------the work .
A assign B manufacture C provide D undertake
22. He made a (n)-----visit to the city without any preparation.
A unique B unexpected C unfortunate D universal
23. This album is ---- as it was the only one ever signed by the president.
A unusual B unique C rare D singular
24. English is far becoming a(n)----language as it is widely used in most of the international
activities.
A general B popular C universal D common
25.------- their policy can be charged, the future for that country will be indeed bleak.
A Even if B Unless C Now that D As long as
26. -----his sister, jack is quiet and dies not easily make friends with others.
A Dislike B Unlike C Alike D liking
doesn’t like to live in the country; she prefers ---- life.
A subtle B potent C tropical D urban
the matter was extremely ---. We dealt with it immediately.
A though B tense C urgent D instant
is no use -----; the firm won’t do anything about it.
A you complain B your complaining C for you to complain D you having complained
avoid an oil shortage more machines must ---- solar energy.
A absorb B receive C utilize D install
landlord had a few--- rooms to rent for the students.
A empty B blank C vacant D hollow
reasons for refusing to help are quite------for we still don’t know why.
A obvious B typical C vague D unreasonable
train tickets are------- for two of five days, depending on the distance you travel.
A effective B valid C efficient D legal
watched as the plane ----behind the clouds.
A lost B escape C flew D vanished
encouraging factor is that the ----- majority of people find the idea of change acceptable.
A numerous B vast C most D massive
swore ------ against the men who murdered his father.
A vengeance B assurance C venture D adventure
plane found the spot and hovered close enough to --- that it was a car.
A ensure B examine C verify D testify
a ---- actor , he can perform sing, dance and play several kinds of musical instruments
A flexible B versatile C sophisticated D productive
advanced jet fighter needs no runway at all as it can make a ---- - take –off or landing like a
helicopter.
A straight B direct C plain D vertical
you worry you can’t sleep and when you can’t sleep you worry even more. It’s a -----circle.
A bad B receptive C round D vicious
president made a --- speech at the opening ceremony of the sports meeting , which encouraged
the sportsmen greatly.
A vigorous B tedious C flat D harsh
42.A country will not be respected if it --- an international agreement.
A violate B violet C violent D violin
ly there have been ----------conflicts between students and university authorities in many
countries.
A violent B vicious C strict D savage
manager spoke highly of such ----- as loyalty, courage and truthfulness shown by his
employees.
A virtues B features C properties D characteristics
tower was so tall that it was --- for several kilometers.
A obvious B frank C uncovered D visible
years she suffered from ------ that her husband might come back to her .
A vision B idea C imagination D illusion
is one of the most ---- people in the company, for she is very influential.
A vital B special C precious D practical
one forced her, in fact, she made her ------choice.
A temporary D solitary C reactionary D voluntary
----- through the weeds on the bank and then into and across the stream.
A wagged B waded C warded D wavered
the finished products are stored in a ---- of the delivery port and shipping is available at any
time.
A garage B cabinet C capsule D warehouse
evidence produced so far does not ---- the conclusion that the driver was negligent.
A deserve B qualify C modify D warrant
computer has brought about surprising technological changes ---- we organize and produce
information.
A in a way B in the way C in that way D in no way
people consider health as ---- because they consider health more valuable than money or
material possessions.
A value B strength C significance D wealth
kind of glass manufactured by experienced craftsmen------ comfortable.
A is worn B wears C wearing D are worn
g at his watch from time to time, the man was obviously ------ of waiting.
A accustomed B disappointed C independent D weary
ation is necessary for the cells of plants ---- for those of animals.
A also B alike C as well as D although
is to three is ----- four is to one.
A what B as C that D like
---- seemed an endless wait, it was her turn to enter the personnel manager’s office
A that B there C what D it
team can handle whatever------ .
A that needs handling B which needs handling
C it needs handling D needs to be handled
remembered several occasions in the past ----- she had experienced a similar feeling .
A which B before C that D when
company now has introduced a policy--------- pay rises are related to performance at work.
A which B where C whether D what
ge is a city, to the building of ------every human being brought a stone.
A Which B that C it D this
63.-------day you come, we’ll be please to see you.
A whatever B whichever C whenever D whatever
64.------ I understand what you say. I can hardly agree with you .
A Whereas B When C How D While
65. We can assign the task to -----is capable and trustworthy .
A whomever B who C Whom D Whoever
old woman has four daughters, all of ------ are university students.
A which C that C who D whom
reason----- he changed his mind is not clear.
A that B why C what D which
you have finished with that video tape, don’t forget to put it in my drawer,------?
A do you B will you C don’t you D won’t you
I had earlier made up my mind to run for governor, I could not----- .I must go on with the flight.
A vary B withdraw C undergo D overcome
climbed up the tree and picked all the fruit ---- reach.
A near B in C within D at
g down the street the other day, I ------- a terrible accident.
A followed B witnessed C investigated D found
72.A really powerful speaker can ----- the feelings of the audience to the fever of the excitement.
A work out B work at C work up D work over
thought that ------
A the effort doing the job was not worth
B the effect was not worth in doing the job
C it was not worth the effort doing the job
D it was not worth the effort by doing the job.
74.I’m afraid this painting is not by Qi Baishi. It’s only a copy and so it is ------.
A worthless B invaluable C unworthy D priceless
strong storm did a lot of damage to the coastal villages: several fishing boats were------ and
many houses collapsed.
A wrecked B spoiled C torn D injured
though he has more than sixty he had very few-------- on the face.
A freckles B wrinkles C spots D dimples
earth makes a ----- revolution around the sun.
A daily B monthly C weekly D yearly
he read the book -----? No,not------.
A yet , yet B already , yet C yet ,already D yet, still
love peace, yet we are not the kind of people to yield ------ any military threat.
A up B to C in D at
80 The saleswoman seems very---- to please the customers
A jealous B zealous C marvelous D suspicious
81. This part of the town has been planned as a shopping ------.
A district C region C zone D place
82.I’m sure you can’t possibly carry all that ------. Let me help you.
A for yourself B of yourself C in yourself D by yourself
frequent appearances in church are due to his religious -----.
A zeal B craziness C interest D insaneness
84. In comparison to biology, psychology is still a ----- science with a shorter history.
A vibrant B social C childish D young
farmer in this country can improve their ------- by using better seeding and more fertilizer.
A yield B growth C harvest D gain
speaks French fluently ----- she prefers to chatter in English .
A and yet B but still C anyhow D in spite of
87 Her heart ----- for the starving children.
A yearned B yawned C yarned D yoked
once beautiful flower in the vase had------
A withered B ripened C rotted D matured
89. He sat up and stretched and -------
A yarned B yawned C yoked D yachted
90. Applicants should apply I -----.
A vocabulary B writing C introduction D typing
91-------the dirt off the table onto the floor.
A Wipe B Wipe out C Wipe out D Wipe off
ambassador heard that ------ at his post a year longer.
A he will have stayed B he be staying C he would be staying D him to stay
93.I do not believe that this ridiculous scheme is ----- of our serious consideration.
A worthless B worthwhile C worth D worthy
94The driver is-------its light: he’s turning this way.
A winding B winking C wiping D whisking
is making herself ill with ------- over her son’s future.
A annoyance B worry C disgust D consideration
is trying to ----- his partner out of the business.
A insult B blend C soak D worm
the------ went, she was a well-preserved woman for her age.
A earth B world C space D universe
bank manager asked his assistant if it was possible for him to ------ the investment plan within a
week.
A work out B put out C make out D set out
shepherd got a great deal of ------ from his sheep every year.
A clothing B wool C nylon D silk
100.I ----- what her name is, but I’m sure I know her face.
A remember B wonder C guess D suppose
Part Two: fill in the blanks
Choose the appropriate words to finish the sentences . Change the form if necessary.
unanimous employ tender. waterproof threat weave vacancy violence
verse veil
1. The leaves in spring are green and ..
2. The rising water was a continual - to the city.
3. The vote on tax reform was not a single “no” was cast.
4. When there are large numbers of people in an industrial country, we consider that the
economy of that country is bad.
5. Since retiring, father has a great deal of time on his hand.
6. A of fog covered the valley when the drawn arrive.
7. I send my brother a collection of as a birthday present.
8. The of hurricane caused widespread damage in that part of the country.
9. A driving suit has to be made of material that is .
10. Before there were factories, people used to wool into cloth ion their own homes.
Part Three : Translation
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
buy goods on tick
tick sb. off
Time and tide wait for no man .
take one’s time
come out in the wash
make one’s month water
between wind and water
8. wind one’s self into
9. be all the world to
10. the worms of conscious
11. 贬低
12. 不轻易动怒
13. 购销，注销
14. 想念，思慕
15. 一点也不让步
16. 珍惜青春
17. 只见树木，不见森林
18. 正在飞翔
19. 违背本意，无可奈何
20. 幸好没牵涉到某事
1. D 2 D. 3. B
11. D 12D. 13A
21 D 22.B 23.B
31.C 32.C 33B.
41.A 42A. 43A.
51.D 52B. 53D.
61.B 62.A 63.B
71.B 72.C 73. C
81.C 82.D 83 A
.91A .92C. 93.D
KEY
4 C . 5.B 6.C 7.C 8.B 9.A 10.B
14A. 15D. 16.B 17C. 18B. 19.D 20.A
24.C 25B. 26.B 27D .28.C 29B. 30.C
34D. 35B. 36.A 37.C 38.B 39.D 40.D
44A. 45.D 46.A 47A. 48.D 49.B 50.D
54B. 55.D 56C .57A. 58.C 59.D 60.D
64.D 65.D 66.D 67.B 68.B 69.B 70.C
74.A 75.A 76.B 77.D 78.A 79.B 80.B
.84.D 85.A 86.A 87.A 88.A 89. B 90B
94.B 95.B 96. D 97.A 98A 99.B 100B
leaves in spring are green and tender.
rising water was a continual threat to the city.
vote on tax reform was unanimous; not a single “no” was cast.
there are large numbers of unemployed people in an industrial country, we consider that the
economy of that country is bad.
retiring, father has a great deal of vacant time on his hand.
6.A veil of fog covered the valley when the drawn arrive.
7.I send my brother a collection of verses as a birthday present.
violence of hurricane caused widespread damage in that part of the country.
9.A driving suit has to be made of material that is waterproof.
there were factories, people used to weave wool into cloth in their own homes.
goods on tick 赊购物品
sb. off 指责某人
and tide wait for no man . 时间不等人
one’s time 不着急不慌不忙
out in the wash 败露 ，顺利达成
one’s month water 引起人垂涎
n wind and water 在要害处
one’s self into 讨好某人
all the world to 对…..来说最宝贵的
worms of conscious 良心的责备
11.贬低 speak the worst of sb.
12.不轻易动怒 be slow to wrath
13.购销，注销 write off
14.想念，思慕 yearn after (for)
15.一点也不让步 not yield an inch
16.珍惜青春 cherish one’s youth
17.只见树木，不见森林 can’t see the wood from the trees
18.正在飞翔 on the wing
19.违背本意，无可奈何 against one’s will
20.幸好没牵涉到某事 be well out off
押汇-zgsy
赛顿-从心发现爱
江门中医药学校-福星临门
幼儿画画作品-金乡一中
郑委-撕裂人2
提高表达能力-花妈妈
十一届亚运会-分歧者1
永生不死-果汁分你一半
本文更新与2020-12-12 11:13，由作者提供，不代表本网站立场，转载请注明出处：https://www.bjmy2z.cn/gaokao/480621.html
-
上一篇：船舶驾驶员实用英语口语 (16)
下一篇：听力中的影响理解的词组