习题精选
一.单项选择
()1.DidyousaythatMissGreeniscomingtoseeme?It'sstrange.I'venever____herbefore.
A.heardforB.heardof
C.heardD.hearfrom
()2.____hadtoworkhardfortenyears____.
A.Boththey;becausethenecklaceismissing
B.Theyboth;becameofthenecklacewasgone
C.Bothofthey;becausethenecklaceislost
D.Bothofthem;becauseofthelostnecklace
()3.Thosepupils____thedisabledclassmatesforsixyears.
A.kepthelpedB.keepontohelp
C.keptonhelpingD.keptonhelped
()4.Thepoorgirlhasneithershoesnorskirt.That'swhyshe____stayathome.
A.mustB.hastoC.shouldD.oughtto
()5.He____todriveacar____theendoflastyear.
A.learned;atB.learned;by
C.hadlearned;inD.hadlearned;on
()6.____newbookshavebeengivenawaysincetheHopeOrganizationwasfounded.
A.ManyofB.Themajorof
C.AmajorityD.Agreatmany
()7.Hermother____herstoriespatientlyeveryeveningwhenshewasalittlegirl.
A.wasusedtotellB.isusedtotelling
C.usedtotellD.usedtotelling
()8.--IsthereaflighttoLondonthisevening?
--There____be.I'llphonetheairportandfinditout.
A.mustB.wouldC.mightD.can
()9.Thegirlwastooyoungto____easily.
A.takeinB.betakeninC.takeupD.betakenup
()10.____Igottothereading-room,Ifoundthathe____there.
A.Ateverytime;readB.Eachtime;reads
C.Ateachtime;wouldreadD.Eachtime;wasreading
()11.Thewrittenexamination,allstudentsaretestedonthesamequestion,was____knownuntilthe19thcentury.
A.which;probableB.where;possible
C.inthat;notprobablyD.where;probablynot
()12.--Tomseemstohavediscoveredallabouttheevent.
--____.
A.SohedidB.Sodohe
B.SohehasD.Sohashe
()13.ComparedwithChina,thepopulationofAmericais____.
A./;muchsmallerB.thoseof;thesmallest
C.that;muchsmallerD.one;justassmallas
()14.Buyinginsuranceis____bywhichpeoplecanprotect____fromlargelosses.
A.away;otherB.ameans;themselves
C.methods;usD.apurpose;everyone
()15.Thanks____yourhelp,wefinally____enoughpersonstodothework.
A.for;madeB.with;got
C.to;gotD.to;had
二.完形填空
Firecandestroymanythings.Itis16toeveryone,butitisuseful.Wecannotlive17fires.Inotherwords,fireisbothfriendandenemyofus.Thisdependsonwhetherweuseit18ornot.
Tothepeoplewholiveintheforest
area,fireis19dangerous.Itis20mostoftheirhousesaremade21wood,whichcaneasily22fire.Especiallyinwinter,theairisdry.Andthewindisoften23.Ifoneofthehousesis24fire,thewindwill25thefiretotheneighboringhousesquickly,anditwillsoon26alloverthearea.Ifthishappens27,itmaynotbetoobad.Butifithappensatnight,thesituationwillbeworsethanonecan28,formostpeopleare29_andmanyofthemcannot30intime.Iftheycan,theywilljustleaveallthethings31becausetheycannotnmquicklyiftheybringanythingwiththem.Somepeopleevendonotknow32isgoingonandtheymaydieintheir33withalltheirproperty(财产).
Weshoulddoourbestto34thebreakoutoffire.Itismostly35bypeople'scarelessness.Therefore,notonlythepeopleoftheforestareasbuteveryoneshouldbecarefulinusingfire.
()16.A.importantB.dangerousC.safeD.necessary
()17.Pt.withB.havingC.onD.without
()18.A.wiselyB.widelyC.freelyD.carefully
()19.A.reallyB.especiallyC.particularlyD.actually
()20.A.thatB.whyC.becauseD.Becauseof
()21.A.ofB.fromC.upofD.into
()22.A.makeB.graspC.leadD.catch
()23.A.coldB.strongC.freezingD.gentle
()24.A.inB.onC.withD.at
()25.A.flowB.pushC.spreadD.blow
()26.A.spreadB.crossC.passD.go
()27.A.intheeveningB.atnightC.inthedaytimeD.onSunday
()28.A.thinkB.imagineC.understandD.expect
()29.A.awakeB.workingC.deadD.asleep
()30.A.runawayB.fleefromC.getupD.brokeaway
()31.A.beforeB.aheadC.behindD.back
()32.A.anythingB.whichC.thatD.what
()33.A.housesB.dreamsC.bedsD.families
()34.A.helpB.developC.prevent'D.keep
()35.A.causedB.madeC.producedD.taken
三.阅读理解
A
Howmanycoinshaveyougotinyourpocketrightnow?Three?Two?Orone?
Withaphonecardyoucanmakeupto200callswithoutanychangeatall.
1.Whatdoyoudowithit?
Gotoatelephoneboxmarked"Phoneeard".Putinyourcard,makeyourcallandwhenyou'vefinished,ascreentellsyoubowmuchisleftonyourcard.
Itcostsnoextraforthecards,andthecallscost10ppermilt(每单位时间),thesameasanyotherpayphonecall.
Youcanbuytheminunitsof10,20,40,100or200.
2.Nowappearinginashopnearyou.
NeareachCardphoneplaceyou'llfindashopwhereyoucanbuyone.They'reatbus,trainandcitytube(地铁)stations.
Atmanyuniversities,hospitalsandclubs,restaurantsandgasstationsonthehighwayandshoppingcenters.
Atairportsandseaports.
3.Nomor
ebrokenpayphones
Mostbrokenpayphonesarelikethatbecausethey'vebeenvandalized(破坏了的).TherearenocoinsinCardphonetoexcitethieves'interestinit.Soyou'renotprobablytofindavandalizedone.
Getaphonecardyourselfandtryitout.Orgetabiggerwallet.
()36.Thepassageismostprobably___
A.awarningB.anote
C.alladvertisementD.anannouncement
()37.Therearethreesectionsinthepassage.Whichsectiondoyouthinkisaboutwhyphonecardsaregood?
A.SectionIB.Section2C.Section3D.None
()38.Accordingtotheinformationyougetfromthepassage,how'muchdoseacardwith40unitscost?
A.4pounds.B.40poundsC.400poundsD.100pounds
()39.Thelastsentence"Orgetabiggerwallet."means"____"
A.Phonecardsandcheap
B.Youcannotuseallpayphones
C.lltieveswillnotbreakeardphones
D.Peopledonotlikecarryingmuchmoney
B
Althoughcommercialmovershavebeenaroundforthousandsofyears,existingeveninthedaysofman'searliestsocieties,therehavealwaysbeenheadsoffamilieswhothoughttheycoulddothejobbetterorforonereasonoranotherpreferrednottoentrust(交托)theirpersonalbelongingtoanycommercialoperation.
Today,millionsofAmericansmovetheirfamilygoods,usingtheirownoraborrowedtruckforthejob.Thisoperationcanworkverywellifonehasthestrength,equipment,andknowledgetodothejob--pinsenoughinsurance(保险)tocoveranydifficultythatmayappear.Thesuggestionsforado-it-your-selfmovearerelativelynew:
﹡Planthemovewellaheadoftime
﹡Makesurethattherequiredtruckwillbeabletobegotatthetimeneededandthatitisingoodandsafeworkingorderandproperlylicensed
﹡Getpropermaterialsforpackingandfurnitureprotection
﹡Lineupnecessaryaidforthedayofthemove
﹡Buyenoughinsuranceforprotectionoffamilygoodsandthetruckused
﹡Keepchangeableintheweatherandothersurprises
﹡Don'texpecttheentireoperationtobeaneasyjob.Theexpertwhomakesthejoblookeasyhasexperienceandabilitiestheaveragepersonlacks.
()40.Whichofthefollowingismentionedasagoodreasonformovingyourselfratherthanhiringamovingcompany?
A.Youhavesafefeelingaboutyourpossessions.
B.Youbuildupfriendshipsamongthosewhohelpyou.
C.Yougetpracticedrivingatruckwithaheavyload.
D.Yousavemoneyoninsurance.
()41.Fromthepassage,wecanseethatado-it-yourselfmove__
A.iswhattheAmericansliketodo
B.isoftendonebythosewhocannotaffordacommercialmove
C.isnotajobthateverybodycando
D.canonlybedonebythosewhohavehadspecialtrainingcourses
()42.Inthepassage,theadviceofferedtothedo-it-yourselferincludesthesuggestionto
A.pickamovingdateandremainfirmnomatterwhatmayhappen
B.moveduringthewintertoavoidthefallhurricaneseasonandthespringrains
C.askexpertsforadvicebeforetheoperation
D.makecertainthereareenoughhelpersabletogeto
nthedayofthemove
C
Whereverheappears,peoplewillgetshockedatthesightofhim--ablackcolossus(巨人)oranirontower.
At2.16metresand138kilograms,hewearsshoessize57thatareliketwoboats.Hishandsmeaslargeastwocattailleaffans.Healwaysshakeshandscarefullyandgentlywiththeothersforheisafraidhisgreatstrengthmayhurtthem.Hesmilesgentlysothathisresonantvoicewon'tfrightenthem.Heevenbeginshischattingwithshyness.
SharkO'Neiil,22,hasbecomeanewNBA(美国职业篮球协会)famousplayerandisarisingsuperstarora"BlackHorse".Nowhehassigneda7-yearcontractvaluing40millionwiththeOrandoMagics.Inaddition,hewillgetanotherhugeamountof30millionfromtheadvertisementsallovertheworld.TheNBAexpertsthinkhe'llbeabillionare(亿万富翁)attheageof25,thehighestrecordofitskind.
SharkO'Neill'smotherisbusywithansweringandhandingalmost1000lettersadaywhichcomemainlyfromhisfans,whilehisfather,PhillipisinchargeofO'Neill'sbusinessmanagement.Phillipwhohimselfwasanexcellentbasketballplayerbeforetrainedhissontobeaworldfamousplayer.ItishisfatherwhopushedO'Neilltothebrilliantthrone(宝座)ofNBA.O'Neillsucceed.HeisanothersuperstarafterMichaelJordanandMagicJohnsonofNBA.
()43.ThepeoplewhoseeO'Neillwillgetshockedbecause__
A.heshakeshandsgentlywithothersB.hespeakswithshyness
C.heisveryblackD.heislikeanirontower
()44.Inthestory"BlackHorse"means__
A.ablackplayerB.ablackNBAplayer
C.ablackAmericanD.Arisingsuperstar
()45.Inthenextsevenyears.SharkO'Neillwillget_dollars.
A.30millionB.40million
C.70millionD.onebillion
()46.Whichofhefollowingisnottrue?
A.SharkO'Neillisthoughttobeabillionareinthreeyears.
B.PhillipdidalotforO'Neill’shonourtoday.
C.SharkO'Neillgetsalotofmoneyfromhisfans.
D.SharkO'NeillisablackAmerican.
D
InthenorthofScotlandthereisalakecalledLochNess.ItisthebiggestlakeinBritain.Itisoverthirtykilometreslongandinplacesnearly300metersdeep.Itiscoldanddarkandnotmanypeoplewentthereuntilafter1930.Thenaroadwasmadearoundthelake.Holidaymakersbegantousetheroad,andthiswaswhenthestoriesbegan.
Someonesaidthathehadseenamonster(巨人)inthelake.Hesaiditwastwelvemeterslong.Ithadalongneckandasmallhead.Thensomeoneelsesaidhehadseenit.Otherssaidthesamethingandin1933aLondondoctortookaphoto.Itlookedlikeamonsterwithalongneckandathickbodybutthephotowasnotdear.ThenewspapersprintedthepictureandcalledittheLochNessmonster,or"Nessie".
Thentheargumentbegan.Somepeople,however,werecertaintherewassomethinglivinginthelake.Otherssaidtherewasnothingthere.
In1961,alotofpeoplejoinedtogethertomakearealefforttoseeandphotographthemonsteriftherewasone!Severaltimespeoplethoughttheysawsomethingbutaftertenyearstherewasstillnorealproof.
Laterunderwatertelevisio
ncameraswereused,butnoonefoundanyrealproof.However,theydidfindsomethinginteresting:ahugeunderwatercave.Itwasbigenoughtobehomeofamonster,butofcourse,thiswasnotaproof.
In1975,however,someAmericanscientistsformedasearchgroup.Theyusedanunderwatercamera.Ittookpictureseveryseventyseconds.Someofthepicturesseemedtoshowared-browncreature.Itsbodywasaboutfourmeterslongandhadaveryuglyheadontheendofafourmeterneck.Manypeoplethenbegantobelieveinthemonster.Buteventodaywecannotbecertain.
()47.Before1930,____.
A.fewpeoplewenttoLochNessLakeB.manypeoplehadbeenthere
C.nobodywenttothelakeD.nobodyknewaboutthelake
()48.Whatdidthemonsterlooklike?
A.Itlookedlikeahorse.
B.Itwasacreaturewithalongneckandasmallhead.
C.Itlookedbeautiful.
D.Itwastinyandpretty.
()49.Whofirsttookaphotoofthemonster?
A.AnAmericanB.Atelevisioncamera
C.Aholiday-makerD.AdoctorfromLondon
()50.AsearchgroupformedbysomeAmericanscientists.
A.foundthemonsteritself
B.foundahugecaveunderwater
C.believedthattherewasn'tanymonsteratall
D.tooksomepictureswhichseemedtoshowamonster
E
Peopleusuallycelebratespecialoccasionsbypreparingspecialfood.FamiliesmaypreparetraditionaldinnersforholidayssuchasNewYear'sandThanksgiving.Birthdaysandotherspecialdaysareoftentimesforbakingspecialcakes.Evencelebrationsfamousonlyinsmallareas,suchasmemorialdaysforaplaceorevent,canbeatimeforproudcookstoshowoffthefoodthattheymakethebest.Sometimesthisfoodmayseemalittlestrangetotherestofus.
Weddingsarecelebrationswherefoodisoftenanimportantpartoftheceremonyorparty.Ofcourse,thekindsoffoodpreparedforweddingsaredifferentallaroundtheworld.OnekindoffoodenjoyedatweddingsintheMiddleEastandsomepartsofNorthAfricabymembersoftheBedouintribeisroastedcamel.Thisfoodisnoteasytoprepare,butwhenpeoplewanttogoalloutforthewedding,theyaskthewholetribetohelpwiththeeffort.Tribemembersfirstcookaneggmixturewhichtheythenputinsidecookedfish.Thesefisharethenputinsideseveralcookedchickens.Thechickensthengetputin-toroastedsheep.Usuallyoneortwosheepwillbeenoughtofilloneroastedcamel.Oneroastedcamelserves20to30people,sothisdishmaybeenjoyedbytheentiretribeatthewedding.
Chocolatechipcookiesmaynotseemlikeaveryspecialfood,butorganizersoftheyearlyfestivalwhichcelebratesthecity'sbirthinRipon,Wisconsinmadeonecookiethatwasveryspecial.OnJuly11,1992,festivalorganizersattemptedtobakethelargestchocolatechipcookieintheworld.Ittooktheorganizersmonthsofplanningandexperimentationbeforetheythoughtupawaytobakethecookieonalarge,slowlyturningtray.Therecipewhichthebakersusedcalledforoneandahalftonsofrawcookiedough,madeupofa~offlour,sugar,eggs,andmilk.Theyalsomixedfourmillionchocolatechipsintothedough.Thetrayitselfwas10meters(34feet)acrossthemiddle,anditrotatedsothatoneartofthecookiepassedoveralowflamethatdidnotmov
e.Thecookietooktwoandahalfhourstobake.Organizersofthefestivalthencutupthecookieandserveditto8,163peopleatthefestival.
()51.Whattwoholidaysarementionedinthepassage?
A.ChristmasandNewYear’sB.ThanksgivingandChristmas
C.NewYear'sandThanksgivingD.weddingsandanniversary
()52.Whomakesroastedcamel?
A.AmericansB.festivalorganizers
C.BedouinsD.Europeans
()53.Howmanydifferentcreamareusedwhenpreparingroastedcamel?
A.oneB.three
C.twoD.four
()54.Whatdidthefestivalorganizersusetocookthelargestchocolatechipcookieintheworld?
A.agiantovenB.arotatingtray
C.alargefireD.arestaurant
()55.Whoatethelargestchocolatechipcookieintheworld?
A.thefestivalorganizersB.thefestivalwinner
C.thepeopleatthefestivalD.noone
四.短文该错
AmanstoleoneofDavid'scow.Davidwentwithapolicemangetback56.____
thecow,butthemanwouldnotgivethecowtoDavid.Hesaidthatitwashisowncow.
Davidputallofhishandsovertheeyesofthecowand57.____
saidtheman."Ifthisisyourcow,youmusttelluswhicheyeisblind."58.____
"Intherighteye!"themanthought.Davidtookhis59.____
handsfromtherighteyeofthecowandshowedthe60.____
policemantothatthecowwasnotblindintherighteye.61.____
"Oh,Ihavemadeamistake,"saidtheman,
"Heisblindinthelefteye."
Davidthentookhishandfromtheeyeofthecow.
Itwasnotblindinthelefteye,too.62.____
"Ihavemadeamistake,"saidtheman.63.____
"Yes",saidthepoliceman,"andweknowthatthecowdoesnotbelongto
you.YoumustreturnittoDavid."64.____
Howdoyouthinkofthefunnystory?65.____
参考答案：
单项填空：
1-5BDCBA6-10DCCBD11-15DCCBC
完型填空：
16-20BDDCC21-25ADBBD26-30ACBDA31-35DCCBC
阅读理解：
36-40CCADA41-45CDDDC46-50CABDD51-55CCDBC
短文改错：
56get–toget57all—both58said—saidto59thought—said
60hands-hand61去掉to62too–either63a–anther64right65How-What