英語補(bǔ)充復(fù)習(xí)材料

英語補(bǔ)充復(fù)習(xí)材料英語補(bǔ)充復(fù)習(xí)材料英語補(bǔ)充復(fù)習(xí)材料xxx公司英語補(bǔ)充復(fù)習(xí)材料文件編號(hào)：文件日期：修訂次數(shù)：第1.0次更改批準(zhǔn)審核制定方案設(shè)計(jì)，管理制度英語復(fù)習(xí)材料Ihopethatthistalkwillgiveyousomeinsights__C____whatwehavebeendoing.A.for B.to C.into D.from2.____D__thenewshasbeengoodsofar,theremaybedaysaheadwhenitisbad.A.When B.As C.So D.WhileA.Now B.Since C.Even D.AsIfthefarmerscanget___C___sunshine,theyshouldhaveasatisfactoryharvest.A.continual B.continually C.continuous D.continuously5.WehavetolearnEnglishwellinorderto__C____thegapbetweenourlanguageandcultureandthoseofwesterners.A.build B.set C.bridge D.wipeYoushouldnotallowhisreputationto__D____you.A.imitate B.intimate C.intermediate D.intimidate7.__A____hersister,sheisverytalkativeandcharming.A.Unlike B.Dislike C.Notliking D.Notlike8.Idon’tfeellike____C__todaybecauseI’mtootired.A.goout B.togoout C.goingout D.outing9.Atabouttheageof11,kidsstartfeeling__B____aboutchangingtheirclothesinfrontofotherpeople.A.puzzled B.embarrassed C.confused D.perplexed10.He__C____oneofhisformerschoolmateswhenhewenttoNanjingonbusiness.A.cameinto B.cameup C.cameacross D.cameout11.Beethoven’ssymphonyis___C___inthemusichistory.A.single B.singular C.unique D.senior12.Howyoufinanceabusinessis____A__tothesuccessofyourventure.A.critical B.urgent C.virtual D.likely13.Itis___B___thathedoesn’tevenknowhehimselfknowsthesecret.A.crucial B.likely C.essential D.virtual14.Weknowthatorganizedcriminalsstealartandantiquesto___C___fundsforothercrimes.A.arise B.rise C.raise D.rinse15.HecanspeakEnglish.__D____,hecanspeakFrenchandSpanish.A.Inshort B.Inturn C.Inthelongrun D.Inaddition16.Whata__A____smell!Let’sopenthewindowandairtheroom.A.disgusting B.pleasing C.powerful D.disturbing17.It’seasytobeconcerned___C___problemsacrosstheothersideoftheworldandignorethepovertyandunhappinessonyourowndoorstep.A.forB.that C.with D.than18.Shewasputtingonherjeans___D___metohandherthesweater.A.whileasked B.asked C.whilesheaskingD.whileasking19.Ifhedoesn’t__A____soon,weshallhavetogowithouthim.A.turnup B.turndown C.turnout D.turnover20.Medicalcarereformhasbecomethiscountry’smostimportantpublichealth___D___.A.question B.stuff C.matter D.issue閱讀理解Passage1AlthoughtherelaxedAmericanstyleiswellknown,manynewvisitorsthinkthatitshowsa“l(fā)ackofrespect”.Thisisespeciallytrueinthebusinessworld.Americansoftenusefirstnamesuponmeetingastrangeranddonotalwaysshakehands.Theyoftenjustsmileandsay“Hi”or“Hello”,ratherthanusingamoreformalhandshake.ItisgoodtorememberthattoanAmericansucharelaxedgreetingreallymeansthesamethingasamoreofficialhandshakesomewhereelse.Inasimilarway,Americansdonotusuallygiveaspecial“good-bye”orshakehandstoeachpersonwhentheyleaveapartyorbusinessmeeting.Theywilloftenjustwavegood-byetothewholegroupandperhapssay,“Well,solongeverybody,I’llseeyoutomorrow.”Theythenwillleave.Nohandshakes.Americansseemeithertotallyhurriedandhard-workingortotallyrelaxedandatease.Oftenyouwillseemenworkingatofficedeskswithouttheirchairsandevenputtingtheirfeetuponthedeskwhiletheytalkonthetelephone.Thisisnotmeanttobeoffensive.OnceAmericansleavethebusystreets,theyareeasyandrelaxed.AvisitortotheUnitedStatesshould,therefore,understandthatbeinginagreathurrydoesnotshowunfriendliness,andbeingrelaxedandbeingateasedoesnotshowalackofrespect.Americanshaveagreatrangeofcustomsandhabitsthatatfirstmayseemstrangetoavisitor.Intimeyouwilllearnthesenewways.1.WhatdomanyvisitorsthinkabouttherelaxedAmericanstyleBA.Theythinkit’squitenormal. B.Theyconsideritdisrespectful.C.Theyviewitastotallystrange. D.Theybelieveittobesurprising.2.WhydoAmericansoftenusefirstnamesuponmeetingastrangerBA.Becausetheygetusedtothiswayofgreeting. B.Becausetheyareveryfriendly.C.Becausetheylikestrangersverymuch. D.Becausetheywanttomakeafriend.3.TowhomdoAmericansuse“Hi”and“Hello”ingreetingBA.Thepeopletheyknowwell. B.Anyonetheymeet.C.Theirbestfriends. D.Theirfamilymembers.4.What’sthesubjectofthispassageBA.AmericanWayofGreeting. B.AmericanStyle.C.Americans’BusyLife. D.Americans’Friendliness.5.Thebestwayavisitorshoulddowhenhe/shegoestotheUnitedStatesis__C____.A.respectingtheAmericans’wayoflifeB.feelinghostiletoAmericansC.learningAmericans’wayoflifeD.adjustinghimself/herselftobethesameasAmericansarePassage2Toldasaflashback,thisisanuncomplicatedlovestorybetweentwostudents,Harvardpre-lawhockeyplayerOliverandamusicstudentJenny.Theirlovetriumphsoverdifferenteconomic-classbackgrounds(heisa“preppie(大學(xué)預(yù)科生)millionaire”,sheasmart-mouthed“socialzero”fromablue-collarItalian/Americanfamily).Theirmainobstacletoromanceisthathisrich,powerfulandsnobbishfatherobjectsandthreatenstocutofffunding:“Oliver,ifyoumarryhernow,I’llnotgiveyouthetimeofday.”Towhichtheyounger,bull-headedOliverdefiantly(對(duì)抗地)asks:“Whatoffendsyoumore,Father,thatshe’sCatholic,orpoor”Heultimatelyresponds:“Father,youdon’tknowthetimeofday.”ThetwoyoungloversmarryanywayandfirstmoveintoasmallapartmentinCambridgebeforeOliverishiredbyaNewYorklawfirmandtheymovetothecity.Thefilm’stwomosttouchingandrememberedscenesaretheirprolongedkissingsceneandthemontage(蒙太奇)ofthecoupletossingsnowballsateachother.Aftermeetingmanyobstaclesandmakingsacrifices,sheisdiagnosedasterminallyillwhensheistestedforpregnancy,anddiesinhisarmsatthehospitalinatear-inducingclosing.Shemakesalastrequestofhim:“You,afterall—you’regoingtobeamerrywidower.”“Iwon’tbemerry,”heresponds.Shereplies:“Yes,youwillbe.Iwantyoutobemerry.You’llbemerry,okay”Inthefinalscene,Oliverquoteshislatewife,whenspeakingtohisfatherabouttheirpastmisunderstandings.Afterhisfathertellshimhe’ssorrythatshehasdied,Oliverrespondsinthelastmemorablelineofthefilm,quotinganearlierremarkofJenny’s:lovemeansneverhavingtosayyou’resorry.HethenwalksoutintoasnowyCentralParktothinkofwhatlifemighthavebeeninatouchingclimax,astheaward-winningmusicalscorebuildsinthebackground.1.Whatisthispassagemainlyabout?AA.Alovestorybetweentwostudentsfromdifferentbackgrounds.B.Alovestorybetweentwostudentsfromthesamebackgrounds.C.AlovestorybetweenateacherandastudentinHarvardUniversity.D.AlovestorybetweentwostudentsfromItaly.2.WhichoneistrueaccordingtothestoryDA.Oliverisamusicstudent.B.Jennyisapreppiemillionaire.C.ThecouplestudyinHarvardUniversityandbothlikemusicverymuch.D.TheirromanceisstronglyopposedtobyOliver’sfather.3.Whichonecanbeinferredfromthestory?AA.Intheend,Oliver’sfathershowshissympathyforOliverbecauseofJenny’sdeath.B.Jennydoesn’tthinkthatOliverwillmarrysomeoneelse.C.JennydoesnotthinkthatOliverlovesherbeforeherdeath.D.Attheend,Oliverdoesn’tforgivehisfatherbecauseofhisobjectiontotheirmarriage.4.ThereasonwhyJennysaysintheendingthatOliverwillbeamerrywidoweristhatB.A.sheknowsOliverdoesn’tloveheranymoreB.shehopesOlivertoliveahappylifeafterherdeathC.shewondersifshestillloveshimD.sheknowsOliverwillbehappyafterherdeathbecausehedoesn’tloveheranymore5.WhenOliver’sfatherexpressessorrowtohimforhiswife’sdeath,heresponseswithJenny’swords:lovemeansneverhavingtosayyou’resorry.Whatdoesitreallymean?AA.Itmeansthatheforgiveshisfatherintheending.B.Itmeansthathisfatherdoesnotlovehim.C.Itmeansthathedoesnotlovehisfather.D.Itmeansthatheneverforgiveshisfather.完型填空。(Onemightarguethatafriendissomeonewhosupportsyouinallthings.Andthisisa(1)___A_____popularideaoffriendship.This(2)___C_____ofwhatafrienddoesisheldbymanyfinepeople.They(3)____C____thatpeopleshouldstandnexttotheirfriend,rightorwrong.I,however,don’tsee(4)_____B___withthesepeople.Tomymind,thegreatestvalueoffriendsissomething(5)____A____.Friendspointoutwhenyou’reinerror,eitherfactuallyor(6)____A____.Sowhenyou’remakingahorriblemistake,suchas(7)_____D___onyourwife,afriendshouldsetyouright.Andifyou’reputting(8)____A____inabusinessthat’ssuretofail,afriendshouldtakeyouasideforafrankdiscussion.Andalltalkshouldbeas(9)____B____asitishonest.Inotherwords,friendlytalkshouldleavenoroomfor(10)____A____.(11)___D_____theissue,onehastoguidehisfriendintheclearestmannerpossible.Letme(12)___C_____mymeaning.Justasadoctor(13)____B____pillstopeoplewhoneedtobecomehealthy,afriendshouldsharewisdomwithafriendthatneedstoactwell.(14)____B____,wheneverwesupportafriendinthewrongdecisions,badthingscomeofit.Families(15)____C____,moneyvanishes,andlivesareruined.Thisisa(n)(16)____B____ofsupportingourfriendsthatshouldremainonthetopofourminds.Andweshouldbe(17)___A_____.Thisisnottosaythatweshouldn’tprovideourfriendswith(18)___D_____.Intruth,weare(19)____B____toencourageourfriendsattimes.Butthosetimesshouldnotbe(20)___C_____.Andweshouldsupportonlyrightactions.1.A.mostlyB.principallyC.dominantlyD.particularly2.A.perceptionB.acceptingC.conceptD.reason3.A.prospectB.provideC.proclaimD.promote4.A.eartoearB.eyetoeyeC.facetofaceD.handtohand5.A.differentB.indifferentC.uniqueD.original6.A.morallyB.loyallyC.correctlyD.rightly7.A.arguingB.deceivingC.lyingD.cheating8.A.capitalB.principalC.assetsD.totals9.A.expres