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1、God helps those who help themselves.綜合練習(xí)第一部分、語法從下列各句的 A、B、C、 D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選擇一個(gè)最佳答案。1.Man cannot livethere is no air.2.A. whatB. in theC. whereD. i n whichThe photothem of the daysthey were in the army.A. reminded on whichB. remained whenC. recalledthatD. thought back to綜合練習(xí) 1 （nn）for teachers only73.4.5.A.

2、 These whoI dont care forA. allThe dreamC. No matter whoB. Anyone whoof the hats. Would you show a third one?B. noneC. eitheryou want to be a doctor willone day.D. Those whoD. bothA. which come true B. that be realizedC. / realizeD. that come to6.a visit to Yan anThey areA. thinking over pay ing B.

3、thought of pay ingC. thinking about paying D. thinking of to pay7.This of courseour difficulties.A. added up toB. add upC. added toD. increase8.9., the little girl did nt know what to do.A. Puzzli ngB. Having puzzledThey have comeher as a model teacher.C. By puzzli ngD. PuzzledA. to knowB. knew10.lt

4、 wasC. knowingthat all the members of the club went out for an out ing.D. knownA. so fine a dayB. such fine a day C. a very fine day11. a famous writer, Mr Baker still talks very little about himself.d. a fine day12.A. Knowing, have you ever been to Nanjing ?A. To talk of tripsB. Talking of trips C.

5、 Talk of tripsB. Know n ofC. Known asD. Known toD. Talk trips13. This youn gster n early n ever received any educatio n,A. was nt heB. did nt heC. was heD. did he14 .Ca nt the gover nment doA. somethingB. nothing15. Who can tell meto end the strike?the placeC. any thi ng,you want to visit?D. everyth

6、 ingA. that knowwhereB. which knowin whichC. who knows whichD. knows .thatcare for the future of China are all our fiends.16. Dont you know all of them are efficie ntA. la nguage teacher B. la nguage teachers C. language teachers D. teach ing Ian guage17.you dont like your n eighbour is known to us

7、all.A. WhatB. WhoC. ThatD. Whether18. Richhe is, the young man is un able to seehis happ in ess lies.A. as whereB. as whenC. though wth D. that how綜合練習(xí) 1 (nn) for teachers only119. High school stude nts have to pass one test afterduri ng three years.A. otherB. othersC. the otherD. ano ther20. This i

8、s the only one of my En glish no vels thatwritte n by a Chin ese writer.A. areB. isC. wasD. were21. You walkfast. that I cantyou.A. too keep up with B. so catch up with very keep up D. quite. catch up22. Either you or hegoing to be chose n for the group leader.A. isB. areC. wereD. will be23. Todays

9、temperature is 5C, its quite coldOctober in Shan ghai.A. inB. onC. atD. for24. Work hard at the less ons and success will beA. theirsB. hisC. oursD. yours25. Their basketball teamour by a large score in the match yesterday.A. knockedB. beatC. wonD. hit、詞匯從下列各句的 A、B、C、 D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選擇一個(gè)最佳答案。26. The two boys

10、 used toby the old lady whe n they were in the coun try.A. be looked offB. take care ofC. being looked after D. be taken care of27. At that time he had afever, but he spokeof the doctors in the hospital.A. high, higherB. highly, highlyC. high, highly28. , the football team is made up of twen ty-five

11、 players.A. AltogetherB. CompletelyC. Wholly29. Some little ani mals ofte n prete nd to bewhe n in dan ger.A. deathB. dyingC. dead30. We tried tothe n ervous old lady that flying was safe.A. promise.B. assureC. believe31. _ The child gives you a lot of trouble, does nt he?_ Yes, but I like him.A. ju

12、st sameB. tooC. also33. Today computers are needed badly in every fields.A. terriblyB. very muchC. i n bad con diti on34. It will be to your advantage if you study hard.A. resultB. scoreC. poi nt35. Soccer is played inevery country in the world.A. mostB. mostlyC. almost36. He always brusheswell whe

13、n he goes out.A. his hairsB. his hairC. the hairs37. youre happy, it did nt matter what you do.A. As soon asB. As good asC. As much asD. highly, higherD. En tirelyD. diedD. be sureD. all the sameD. much eno ughD. benefitD. at mostD. the hairD. As long asA. taken the place ofB. give n place toC. cha

14、nged places withD. take n their places of38. Electric trai ns have nowsteam trai ns in our coun try.39. They arehard worki ng stude nts that they have already mademuch progresssince they came.A. so, soB.such, suchC.so,suchD. such, so40.as you may, you will n ever succeed.A. To tryB. TryC. Tryi ngD.

15、Tried、綜合填空 在下列的短文中有 A、B CD四個(gè)選項(xiàng)，根據(jù)上下文選擇一個(gè)最佳答案。Movies are my idea of great entertainment. I can sit in an unlit theater for 41. rmteachers. They42look ing at scree n. I am a _43_ observer. I n my _44_, film s are our _45can make a dream world _46_real. They are an effective means for lear ning _47life

16、. To my way of thinking, a good movie is a better 48 than a person. I can become totally involved in some on es problems or joys through movies. Movies can _49_ me laugh my head off or cry my heart out. Seeing a film is my _50_ of learning to care about the world. I love movies.41. A. minutesB. hour

17、sC. daysD. weeks42. A. comfortableB. comfortablyC. n ervousD. attentively43. A. cleverB. bestC. sillyD. natural44. A. learningB. kno wledgeC. studyD. opinion45. A. lifeB. bestC. professi onalD. amateur46. A. looksB. asC. likeD. seem47. A. aboutB. throughC. overD. from48. A. lawyerB. doctorC. teacher

18、D. actor49. A. letB.keepC. makeD. allow50. A. dreamB. favoriteC. wayD.hobbyBEddie like 51 very much when he was at school, but when he went to the university he decided to study medici ne 52 music. When he passed his exam in ati ons and became a doctor, he 53 work in a hospital for some time. There

19、he 54 that a lot of patie nts were happier and 55 less trouble if 56 music was played for them. When Eddie 57 and began to work for himself, he decided to keep his patie nts happy 58 hav ing a tape recorder in his wait ing room 59 beautiful music for them.But 60 the tape recorder had been 61 , Eddie

20、 s nurse heard a womans was sitting in the 63 waiting room one morning, 64 “ Herewe re 65 waiting to see the doctor, and he just play ing the violi n in his office in stead of doing his work.”51. A. medicineB. musicC. playi ng violinD. recorder52. instead ofB. because ofC. i n spite ofD. on acco unt

21、 of53. A. was toB. used toC. had toD. ought to54. A. uncoveredB. disclosedC. discoveredD. find55. A. looked forB. got intoC. were put intoD.caused56. A. pleasingB. pleasantC. pleasureD. pleased57. A. came to officeB. got an officeD. took an officeD. brought to58. A. withB. inC. byD. on59. A. to play

22、B. playC. play ingd. played60. A. beforeB. soon afterC. whe nD. as soon as61. A. put outB. put inC. put intoD. put dow n62.A. whoB. whomC. whoseD. what63.A. crowdi ngB. crowdC. crowdedD. to crowd64.A. complain.say ingC. expla inD. talki ng65.A. onlyB. justC. everD. all四、閱讀理解閱讀下列短文，然后根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從各題的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中

23、選出一個(gè)最佳答案。（A）Australia is n early as large as the Un ited States, but most of it is too dry for people to live in. Around the edge of this huge dry part are large sheep and cattle farms. A few of them are as large as the smallest states in America. Ofte n the n earest n eighbours are many hun dred mi

24、les away.The two-way radio is very importa nt to people who live on these great Australia n farms. It works much like a telepho ne. A pers on can liste n to some one elses talk and the n give an an swer.When these radios first came into use, the Australian government set up a special two-way radio p

25、rogramme. Then, people on the large farms could talk to a doctor hun dreds of miles away. They could tell the doctor about some one who was sick, and the doctor could let them know how to care for the sick pers on.Since the large farms were so far from tow ns, the childre n could not go to school. R

26、adio schools were set up for them in some areas. At a certain time each day, the boys and girls turn on their radios and liste n to teachers in cities miles away.Families on the large farms wan ted to give n ews to their n eighbours. Ro und rob in（知更鳥）goingaway or who was sick or who was getting mar

27、ried. The men could talk about their sheep and cattle and how much money the market would pay for them .In many ways the radio became a n ewspaper of the farm people of Australia.66. This passage tells us something about.A. how large Australia isB. why the radio is importa nt in AustraliaC. how the

28、radio is used in AustraliaD. both B and C67. The two-way radio is someth ing like a teleph one because.A. the radio has two telephonesB. you can talk to and listen to someone by radioC. the boys and girls can listen to teachers miles away by radioD. people can talk to a doctor hundreds of miles away

29、 by radio68. The children on the large farms.A. could go to schoolB. could talk to and listen to teachers in schoolsC. could listen to teachers by radio at a certain time each dayD. could talk to and listen to teachers by radio at any time69. Families on the large farms kept in touch with each other

30、 by.A. radioB. n ewspaperC. a birdD. both B and C70. If some one has falle n ill, hefirst.A. goes to see a doctorB. goes to a hospitalGod helps those who help themselves.C. calls for a doctorD. asks for doctors advice by radio(B)A mysterious light shines from a peak in southwest Texas. People who li

31、ved n earby saw this light about eighty years ago. And travellers long Highway 90 betwee n Alpi ne and Marfa, Texasm, still report see ing it. The light does not always shine from the same place, but moves from point to point on the peak. So far, no one has solved the mystery of the Texas ghost-ligh

32、t.Often, strange brown lights have been seen in the deep valley below Blowing Rock, North Carolina. These also move about. Scien tists have tried to solve this mystery too, but without success.One day recently , a woman who lives in as house high above this valley was resting in bed. The sun was shi

33、ning. There was not a cloud in the sky. The window was raised several in ches. Sudde nly a ball of light came through this window ope ning, kn ocked the woma n uncon scious and burned her in a way no doctor had ever see n before.71. The best title of this passage is.A. Differe nt Coloured LightsB. O

34、ur Sun Is the Stro ngest LightC. Unexpected Strange LightsD. How a Lady Was Burnt72. The first report about the mysterious light 80 years ago came from.A. travellersB. inhabitantsC. scie ntistsD. a woma n73. The mysterious lights appear in North Carolina areD. brownA. redB. whiteC. blue74. The light

35、s which appear in Texas and North CarolinaA. are the same thingsC. are differe nt175. The woman was burntA. for it was fineC. by a ball of strange lightB. usually move aboutD. are caused by gasB. because she ope ned the windowD. in a usual way(C )綜合練習(xí) 1 (nn) for teachers only9Aucti ons(扌白賣)are publi

36、c sales of goods, con ducted by an officially approved auct ion eer. He asked the crowd to gather in the auction room to bid(喊價(jià))for the various items on sale. He encouragesthe goods. This isbuyers to bid higher figures, and fin ally n ames the highest bidder as the buyer of called knocking dow n the

37、 goods, for the biddi ng ends whe n the auct ion eer bangs a small hammer on a raised platform.The an cie nt Roma ns probably inven ted sales by auct ion, and the En glish word comes from the Lat in auctic, meaning in crease. The Roma ns usually sold in this way the spoils take n in war, these sales

38、 were called sub hasta, mea ning un der the spear, a spear being stuck in the gro und as a sig nal for a crowd to gather. In England in the eith5eenth and nineteenth centuries goods were often sold by the can dle , a short can dle was lit by the aucti on eer, and bids could be made while it was bur

39、ning.Practically all goods can be sold by aucti on. Among these are coffee, skins, wool, tea, cocoa, furs, fruit, vegetables and win es. Auct ion sales are also usual for land and property, furn iture, pictures, rare books and works of art. The auction rooms at Christies and Sothebys in London and N

40、ew York are world-famous.An auct ion is usually advertised beforeha nd with full particulars of the articles to be sold and where and whe n they can be viewed by the buyers. If the advertiseme nt cannot give full details, catalogues( 目God helps those who help themselves.錄)are prin ted, and each grou

41、p of goods to be sold together called a lot, is usually give n a nu mber.The auctioneer need not begin with Lot One and continue the numerical order, he may wait until he notices the fact that certain buyers are in the room and then produce the lots they are likely to be interested in. The auctionee

42、rs services a re paid for in the form of a percentage of the price the good are sold for. The aucti on eer there fore has a direct in terest in push ing up the biddi ng.76. Auctioned goods are sold.A. for the highest price offeredB. at fixed pricesC. at prices lower tha n their true valueD. at price

43、s offered by the aucti on eer77. The end of the bidding is called knocking down because.A. the auctioneer knocks on the tableB. the auctioneer names the highest bidder as the buyer of the goodsC. the good are knocked down onto the tableD. the auctioneer bangs the table with a hammer78. In the senten

44、ce The Roma ns usually sold in this way the spoils take n in war, the word spoilsmost probably means.A. useless goodsB. spearsC. various kinds of foodD. property taken from the enemy79. In England a candle used to burn at auction sales.A. because the auction sales took place at nightB. as a signal f

45、or the crowd to gatherC. to keep the auction room warmD. to limit the time when offers of prices could be made80. An auction catalogue gave buyers.A. the current market values of the goodsB. details of the goods to be soldC. the order in which goods are to be soldD. free admission to the auction sal

46、e(D )In some parts of the Un ited States, farming is easy. But farming has always bee n difficult in the northeasterin corner of the country , which is called New England.New En gla nd has many trees and thi n, rocky soil. Anyone who has wan ted to start a new farm there has had to work very hard. T

47、he first job has bee n cutti ng dow n trees. The n ext job as bee n digg ing the stumps of the trees out of the soil. Ten the farmer has had the difficult job of removi ng stones from his land.This work of removi ng stones n ever really en ds, because every win ter ore stones appear.They come up thr

48、ough the thin soil from the rocks below. Farmers have to keep removing stones from the fields. Even-today, farms which have bee n worked on for 2000 years keep produci ng more ston es.That is why stone walls are used in stead of fences around New En gla nd fields. The stone walls are not high; a man

49、 can easily climb over them. But they keep the farmers cows from joining his n eighbors cow.81. Accord ing to the passage, New En gla nd lies in.A. AmericaB. EuropeC. AsiaD. Africa綜合練習(xí) 1 (nn) for teachers only82.ln New En gla nd, farming isin some other parts of the Un ited States.A. as easy asB. as

50、 difficult asC. much easier tha nD. much more difficult than83. The word stumps means.A. rootsB. bran chesC. trunksD. stems84. The work of removi ng stones n ever ends because.A. more stones grow in winterB. the farmers want to start more and more new farmsC. there are so many stones in the thin soi

51、lD. All the above85. The stone walls are used to.A. prevent their neighbors cows from comingB. prevent their own cows from goingC. prevent their neighbors comingD. build a stone city(E)In the year followi ng the Civi1 War, bus in esses bega n to form mon opolies. A mon opoly is a bus in ess or corpo

52、rati on that has exclusive con trol over a certa in market. This means that a mon opoly has no competitors.In bus in ess, competiti on among bus in esses tends to keep the prices of products dow n. Since they had no competitors, mono polies, depe nding on how esse ntial their product was, could char

53、ge as much as they wan ted for their product.As more and more mon opolies bega n to appear, some America ns bega n to won der how these big compa nies could so easily drive their competitors out of bus in ess. One pers on who was especially in terested in the prices of these mon opolies was a journa

54、list n amed Ida Tarbell.During the early 1900s, Ida Tarbells artic1es took on such big corporations as the Stan dard Oil Trust Compa ny. She described the methods that these mon opo1ies would use to drive rival compa nies out of bus in ess. For example, she described how big compa nies would make de

55、als with railroad compa ni es.According to the terms of these deals, the railroad companies would charge the big companies lower rates to transport goods. Smaller compa nies who competed with the big compa nies would be charged the regular rate, which was much higher.86. What is the passage mai nly

56、concerned with?A. The defi niti on of mono polies.B. The success of mon opolies.C. The reas ons for the success of mon opolies. D. both B and C.87. A mon opoly is a bus in ess that con trols the market,.A. beating all other competitorsB. in cludi ng only a few competitorsC. excludi ng many rivalsD. non of the above88. If a mono poly wants to charge as much as possible,A. it must have competitorsB. i