2023年電大大學(xué)英語網(wǎng)考試題

電大大學(xué)英語B網(wǎng)考試題2三、詞匯和構(gòu)造AAAAAAAsthebuscameroundthecorner,itran______abigtreebytheroadside.A：intoAlthoughhedidnotknowLondonwell,hemadehisway________totheairport.C：easilyenoughAftertheMinisterofEducationhadfinishedspeakingatthepressconference,hewasmade____allsortsofawkwardquestions.D：toanswerApoliceofficerclaimedhehadattemptedto____payinghisfare.A：avoidAsuddennoiseofafire-enginemadehim___tothedoor.C：hurryBBBBBBBoththekidsandtheirparents______English,Ithink.Iknowitfromtheiraccent.C：areBeforethefinalexamination,somestudentshaveshown_________oftension.Theyevenhavetroubleinsleeping.C：signsCCCCCCharlesregretted_____theTVsetlastyear.Thepricehasnowgonedown.A：buyingChildrenunderfifteenarenotpermittedtoseesuchkindofmovies_____badfortheirmentaldevelopment.C：asisDDDDDDidyounoticetheguy______headlookedlikeabigpotato?C：whoseDoyouknowtheman______undertheappletree?C：lyingDon'tyoufeelsurprisedtoseeGeorgeatthemeeting?-Yes.Ireallydidn'tthinkhe____here.C：wouldbeEEEEEEveryyearthousandsoflives_______inroadaccidentsbecauseofcarelessdriving.D：arelostEggs,thoughrichinnourishments,have______offat.C：alargeamountGGGGG___girldressed___blackishersisterRose．D：The;inHHHHHHadyoucomefiveminutesearlier,you______thetraintoBirmingham.Butnowyoumissedit.B：wouldhavecaughtHarry,whohadfailedinthefinalexam,hadagreatworry________hismind.A：onHedidn'tpassthefinalexamination.He_______it.C：oughttohavepreparedforHissalaryasadriverismuchhigherthan________C：thatofaporter______hisexaminationofthepatient,thedoctorwroteoutaprescription.A：HavingfinishedHardly______onstage____theaudiencestartedcheering.C：hadhecome/when_________herandthentrytocopywhatshedoes.D：WatchHeisfondofplaying_____pianowhilehisbrotherisinterestedinlisteningto_____music.C：the;/Hi,Jane.Wouldyouliketogototheballthisevening?-Sorry,Frank.____tomorrow'slessons,Ihavenotimetogooutwithyou.B：NothavingpreparedIIIIIIIIIIIfshewantstostaythin,shemustmakea_____inherdiet.A：changeIdon'tknowthepark,butit's____tobequitebeautiful.A：saidIsthelibrary____now？-No，it's____.C：open；closedItissaidthat______

boysinyourschoollikeplayingfootballintheirsparetime,thoughotherspreferbasketball.B：quiteafewIwasgivingatalktoalargegroupofpeople,thesametalkI_____tohalfadozenothergroups.C：hadgivenIhavethecomplacentfeeling__I'mhightlyintelligent。C：thatItwasonthebeach____MissWhitefoundthekidlyingdead.A：thatIhadmymeals____whenIwasillinbedwithabadcold.C：broughtIwassatisfiedwithherexplanation,_________.B：soweremyclassmatesIwillcountthreehundredandnotoneofyou_____moveamuscle.A：istoIt'stimewe____thelecturebecauseeverybodyhasarrived.D：startedIhavebeenlookingforwardto____frommyparents.D：hearingIwisheverybody______themeetingtomorrow.B：wouldattendItisthebest______Ihaveseen.A：thatIwouldrather_______twoweeksearlier.D：youcameherIt'sbad________foryoutosmokeinthepublicplaceswheresmokingisnotallowed.A：behaviorIt'sagoodidea.Butwho'sgoingto_________theplan?

-IthinkJohnandPeterwillA：carryoutIt'stimetotidyyourroom,Harry！-Seethetidyroom,Mum!_________iswhereitshouldbe.C：EverythingImportant___hisdiscoverywas,itwasregardedasamatterofnoaccountinhistime.C：asJJJJJJJJJohn'sfather______mathematicsinthisschooleversincehegraduatedfromHarvardUniversity.C：hastaughtJane'sdressissimilarindesign___hersister's.C：toMMMMMMMMikeisbetterthanPeter____swimming．B：atMywalletisnowheretobefound.I________inthestore.B：musthavedroppeditNNNNNNNNNeverbefore_______seesuchaterriblecaraccidentontheroad!D：didINomatter_____,thelittlesistersmanagedtoroundthesheepupanddrivethembackhomesafely.D：howharditwassnowingNancyis_______girl.D：aneighteen-year-oldNeitherJohn____hisfatherwasabletowakeupearlyenoughtocatchthemorningtrain.A：norNancywasbadlyinjuredintheaccidentyesterdayandshewassenttohospital.-Oh,really?I_________.I________visither.A：didn'tknow;willgotoOOOOOOOurhouseisaboutamilefromtherailwaystationandtherearenotmanyhouses_______.A：inbetweenOnaverage,asuccessfullawyerhastotalktoseveral_______aday.D：clientsPPPPPPPProfessorSmithpromisedtolook____mypaper,thatis,toreaditcarefullybeforethedefence.B：overPeopleatthepartyworriedabouthim,becausenoonewasaware____hehadgone.A：ofwhereSSSSSSS_____?-She'sourhistoryteacher.C：WhoissheShehastwobestfriends.____ofthemisinthecountry.D：NeitherTTTTTTTThestudentswereallentertainedinaMexicanrestaurant,atProfessorBrian's______.C：expenseTom,whatdidyoudowithmydocuments?Ihaveneverseensucha_____anddisorder!

B：mess______

theWarofIndependence,theUnitedStateswasanEnglishcolony.A：BeforeTheyoungladycomingovertous_____ourEnglishteacher;thewayshewalkstellsusthat!A：mustbeThebabyishungry，butthere's____milkinthebottle．A：littleTwothousanddollars___enoughforthecar.

D：isTheyhavelearnedabout_______

inrecentyears.B：hundredsofEnglishwordsToday'sweatheris____worsethanyesterday's.B：muchThenewordermeans______overtime.

D：workingTheatmosphere_________certaingasesmixedtogetherindefiniteproportions.C：consistsofThegirlis____ofafilmstar.B：somethingThedeanofthePhilosophyDepartmentrequestedthatthevisitingscholar____alectureonSartre.B：giveThesportsmeetingwasputofftillthenextweek___rain.D：becauseof_______thesehonourshereceivedasumofmoney.C：BesidesTherefore,otherthings____equal,thenumberofworkersthatemployerswantdecreases.C：beingThiskindofmaterialexpands____thetemperatureincreasing.C：withTherewassomuchnoiseintheclassroomthattheteachercouldn'tmakehimself______.A：heardTheoldladyisquarrellingasifshe______mad.D：wereThemanagerwillnot_____ustousehiscar.D：allowTheproblemisnot_________soeasyasyouthink.It'sfarfrombeingsettled.C：nearlyTheyoungactorwhohadbeenthoughthighlyof_________tobeagreatdisappointment.B：turnedoutTakethismedicinetwiceaday,Peter?-DoIhavetotakeit?It________soterrible.C：tastesTheyoung__________eatenupalmosteverythingonthetable.D：haveThephysicsexamisnotdifficult,isit?-________.EvenHarry______tothetopstudentsfailedinit.C：Yes;belongingTwodaysisnotenoughforhimtofinishthework．Heneeds_______day.D：athirdWWhatisthetrain______toBirmingham?C：fareWhenLilycamehomeat5p.m.yesterday,hermother_______dinnerinthekitchen.B：wascookingWhenshallwemeetagain?-_____itanydayyoulike.It'sallthesametome.D：MakeWithhisworkcompleted,themanagersteppedbacktohisseat,feelingpleased________hewasamanofaction.B：thatWhat'shismotherlike?-____.D：She'stallandthinWhentherailwayiscompleted,we____gettotownmucheasily.D：willbeabletoWeallthought____pitythatyouwereunabletoattendourmeeting.D：itWhatabadmemoryI'vegot!Ievenforgot____thebookwithme.B：takingWouldyoulet_____totheparkwithmyclassmate,Mum?A：megoWhileIwasintheuniversity,Ilearnedtakingaphoto,____isveryusefulnowforme.B：whichWillyou_________meafavor,please?A：doWhatwillyoubuyforyourboyfriend'sbirthday?-Iwanttobuya_________walletforhim.B：smallblackleatherWhydoeshelooksad?-Therearesomanyproblems____________.C：remainingtobesettledYYYYYYouobject_____,don'tyou?D：totheircomingYoudon'tmind___youXiaoLi,doyou?D：callingYou____buysomereferencebookswhenyougotocollege.B：willhavetoYoushouldn't_______yourtimelikethat,Bob;youhavetofinishyourschoolworktonight.C：kill四、完形填空AAAAAAApersonwhobelievesthatheisincapablewillnotmakearealeffort,becausehefeelsthatitwouldbeuseless.Hewon'tgoatajobwiththeconfidence

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forsuccess.Heistherefore

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tofail,andthefailurewillstrengthenhisbeliefinhisincompetence.AlfredAdler,afamousdoctor,hadanexperience

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illustratesthis.Whenhewasasmallboyhewaspooratarithmetic.Histeachergottheideathathehadnoabilityinarithmetic,andtoldhisparentswhatshethoughtinorderthattheywouldnotexpect

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muchofhim.

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thisway,theytoodevelopedtheidea,"Isn'tittoobadthatAlfredcan'tdoarithmetic?"Heacceptedtheirmistakenestimateofhisability,feltthatitwas

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totry,andwasverypooratarithmetic,justastheyexpected.OnedayAdlersucceededinsolvingaproblemwhich

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oftheotherstudentshadbeenabletosolve.Thisgavehimconfidence.He

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theideathathecouldn'tdoarithmeticandwasdeterminedtoshowthemthathecould.Hisnew

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confidencestimulatedhimtogoatarithmeticproblemswithanewspirit.Henowworkedwithinterest,

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,andpurpose,andhesoonbecameextraordinarilygoodatarithmetic.

(1)、B：necessary(2)、C：likely(3)、D：which(4)、A：too(5)、B：In

(6)、C：useless(7)、B：none(8)、C：rejected(9)、A：found(10)、C：determination

Americanpeopledividetheirdays

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severalblocks

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time,andplandifferentactivities

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differenttimes.

Americantimeis"onthedot"(精確地).Ifsomethingissupposedtohappen

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Eighto'clock,itwillbeginateight.Americansvaluepromptness(準(zhǔn)時(shí))andmaybecomeangryifapersonismorethan15minuteslate

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agoodreason.Ifyouknowyouaregoingtobelate,call

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advanceandletsomeoneknow.

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youarrivelate,youshouldapologizeandexplainwhy.Americansarrive

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timefordoctors'appointments.Thedoctormaykeepyou

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,butifyoukeepthedoctorwaiting,youmaygetabill

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thedoctor'stime!

(1)、C：into(2)、B：of(3)、A：for(4)、A：at(5)、B：without(6)、D：in(7)、C：If(8)、A：on(9)、B：waiting

(10)、B：withDDDDDDidyousleepwelllastnight?Maybemanypeoplewillanswer:No.Infact,intheworldaboutoneinthreepeopledonothavegoodsleep.___21___yousayyoudonothavegoodsleep,itmeanswakingearlyandnotgettingbacktosleep,ofteninterruptedshortperiodofsleep,orhoursofwakefulness.You___22___gettired,worried,andanxious.Yourmemoryandabilitytorememberthingswillbe___23___.

Thenwhatshouldyoudowhenyouhavethetrouble?Donotworryaboutittoomuch.First,let'sseewhetheryoucansleepyourself.Thewaysareasfollows:

First,___24___thatyourbedroomisn'ttoocoldortoohot.Keepitdarkandquiet.

Second,checkyourlifestyle:

Donotdrinktea,coffee,colaorchocolatefourhoursbefore___25___.Drinklessliquidsothatyoucanhavenoorfewervisitstothetoilet.

Setyourbodyclockwellbygettingupandgoingtobedatthefixedtimeeveryday.You___26___takeanydaytimenaps.

Developarelaxingbedtimehabit.Reador___27___music,thentakeawarmbath.Ifyoureallycannotsleep,trysomebread,rice___28___milk.Theywillhelpyoufallasleep.

Goforadailywalk.Naturallighthelpsyoutoputyourbodyclockintocorrecthabit,___29___doexerciseoutdoorsifyoucan.

Forgettheworriesoftheday.Writedownanyworries,thoughtsorquestionsbeforeyougotobed.Withthesewrittendown,youwillhave___30___tothinkaboutandyoursleepwillbecomeeasier.

(1)、C：If(2)、B：may(3)、A：affected(4)、B：makesure(5)、C：goingtobed(6)、D：hadbetternot(7)、A：listento(8)、B：or(9)、C：so(10)、D：lessFFFFFFFirecanhelppeopleinmanyways.Firecanheatwater,

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yourhouse,givelightandcookfood.Butfirecanburnthingstoo.Nobodyknows

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peoplebegantousefire.OnestoryfromAustraliatellsaboutamanaverylongtimeago.He

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thesunbyaropeandbroughtfiredown.

Todaypeopleknowhowto

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afirewithmatches.Childrensometimesliketoplaywiththem.Butmatchescanbevery

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.

Firekillspeopleeveryyear.Soyoumustbecareful

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matches.Youshouldalsolearnto

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fires.Firesneedoxygen.Withoutoxygentheydie.Thereis

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intheair.Coverafirewithwater,sand,orinanemergency,withyourcoatorablanket.Thiskeepstheair

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afireandkillsit.

Becarefulwithfire,anditwillhelpyou.Becarelesswithfire,anditmight

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you.

(1)、B：warm(2)、D：how(3)、C：wentupto(4)、B：make(5)、A：dangerous(6)、A：about(7)、B：putout(8)、C：oxygen(9)、D：from(10)、B：hurt

Forthefirsttimeinourmarriage,Ihaddecidedto

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myholidayalone,withoutmywife.Wehadnot

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.Mycommonsensetoldmethatallhabits----evengoodones----shouldbe

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fromtimetotime.Doingeverythingtogetherwithmywifehadbecomeverymuchofahabitwithme.SoIhadgoneofftoItaly

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myowntospendthreeweeksatahotelattheseaside.Ihadhopeditwouldbeniceandwarm.Butactuallyitwas35intheshade,

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enoughtoroastanox.Iwalkedaboutinshorts,mybaldhead

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withahandkerchief,sweatingandthirsty.AndallthetimeIhadto

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mywife,whohadgonetothemountainsofNorthWalesandwasdoubtless

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herselfverymuch.WhyhadI,withmysensitiveEnglishskin,gonetoItalyofallplaces?Atnight,Iwaskept

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bytwobands

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likemadinthebardownstairs.

(1)、B：spend(2)、D：quarreled(3)、A：broken(4)、D：on(5)、D：hot(6)、C：covered(7)、D：thinkof(8)、A：enjoying(9)、B：awake(10)、D：playingHHHHHHumanlanguageisasystemofsymbols.Nootheranimalhasacomplexsymboliclanguagethatmustbelearned.Animallanguageislargelyinstinctive,

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basichumanlanguageislearnedspeech,composed

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soundsthatsymbolizethings,ideas,actions,andthelike.

Welearntoread,oftenwithconsiderableeffort,bynoticingor

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taughtthatgroupsoflettersstandforthesoundsthatwealreadyknow

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tospeak.Welearntowrite,witheven

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effort,bylearningtoformtheletters,

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aresymbolsofsounds,andtoputthemtogetheronpapersothatotherscanreadwhatwe"say".

Sincehumanlanguageisaformofhumanbehavior,

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isnothingabsoluteaboutit.Ithas

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lowlythroughouthumanhistoryandwillcontinuetodevelop.IntheEnglishlanguagethereareperhaps600,000

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,Possiblymore,butmostofthemare

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onlytospecialistsandarerarelyused.

(1)、A：while(2)、C：of(3)、B：being(4)、B：how(5)、D：greater(6)、C：which(7)、A：there(8)、A：developed(9)、A：sounds(10)、D：knownIIIIIIIIIIIntheeighteenthcentury,cities

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largerandlarger.Peoplemovedfromthecountrysideandsmalltownstothe

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becausetherewas

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workforthemtodointhecities.OnSundaysandholidays,theylikedto

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thecitiesandhaveagoodtimeinthecountryside.Butnotevery

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hadahorseorawagon（四輪馬車）.Peopleneededasimplermeansoftransportation.

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inmanycountriestriedtosolvethisproblem.Thefirstbicycle,whichwasverysimple,

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in1790.Peoplecalled"thehorseonwheel".Thenin1861,aftermanyimprovementsbeingmade,thebicyclebecameapractical

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oftransportation.Peoplelikedbikesbecausetheyweren'tas

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ashorsesanddidn'tneedtobefed.Theycouldgoanywhereandwereeasyto

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.

(1)、B：became(2)、A：cities(3)、C：more(4)、D：leave(5)、A：family(6)、A：Workers(7)、B：appeared(8)、C：means

(9)、D：expensive(10)、A：ridJJJJJJJJ

Itisalwaysinterestingtovisitanothercountry,especiallyforthosewhohavenevertraveledagreatdeal.Foreign___21___canbeveryeducationalforanyoneifheisinterestedenoughtomakepreparationsbeforehand.Learningthelanguageofthenewcountrywouldbedifficultforthetraveler,___22___thebenefitsofsuchaneffortwouldbecomeobviousimmediately___23___hisarrival.Itmaynotseemimportanttohimwhenhecomfortablystaysathome,butknowinghowto___24___amealorbookaroomisnecessaryforthenewcomerinastrangecountry.Withoutknowingthelanguage,itisverydifficult___25___thestrangertounderstandthepeopleofthenewcountryandtheircustoms.

Ofcourse,inoursmallworlditisoftenpossibletofindsomeone___26___understandsourown,butthisisonlysecond-bestforthetraveler.Tobesure,hecanseeplacesandthings___27___theuseofalanguage,butplacesandthings___28___nottheheartofanycountry.Togetthegreatest

benefitfromatrip___29___anothercountry,itishowimportantforthevisitorto___30___anunderstandingofthelanguage.

(1)、A：travel(2)、D：but(3)、A：after(4)、B：order(5)、C：for(6)、A：who(7)、A：without(8)、B：are(9)、C：to(10)、D：haveMMMMMMMModernzoosareverydifferentfromzoosthatwerebuiltfiftyyears

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.Atthattime,zooswereplaces

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peoplecouldgotoseeanimalsfrommanypartsoftheworld.Theanimalslivedincagesthatweremade

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concretewithironbars,cagesthatwereeasytokeepclean.

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fortheanimals,thecagesweresmallandimpossibletohidein.Thezooenvironmentwas

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natural.

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thezookeeperstookgoodcareoftheanimalsandfedthemwell,manyoftheanimalsdidnotthrive;theybehavedinstrangeways,andtheyoftenbecameill.

Inmodernzoos,peoplecanseeanimalsinmorenaturalhabitats.Theanimalsaregivenmore

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inlargeareassothattheycanlivemore

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astheywouldinnature.Eventheappearanceofzooshaschanged.Treesandgrassgrowinthecages,andstreamsofwaterflow

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theareas

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animalslivein.

(1)B：ago

(2)、D：where

(3)、C：of

(4)、A：Unfortunately

(5)、D：anythingbut(6)、D：Although(7)、A：freedom(8)、B：comfortably(9)、B：through(10)、A：that

Mancan'tgoonincreasinghisnumberatthepresentrate.Inthenext30yearsmanwillfaceaperiodofcrisis.

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expertsbelievethattherewillbeawidespreadfood

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.Otherexpertsthinkthisistoopessimistic（消極旳）,andmancanpreventthings

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worsethantheyarenow.

Onethingthatmancandoistolimit

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ofbabiesborn.Theneedforthisisobvious,

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itisnoteasytoachieve.Peoplehaveto

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tolimittheirfamilies.Inthecountriesofthepopulation

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,manypeoplelikebigfamilies.Theparentsthinkthatthis

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abiggerincomeforthefamilyandensurestherewillbesomeoneinthefamilywhowilllookaftertheminoldage.

Severalgovernmentshave

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birthcontrolpoliciesinrecentyears.AmongthemareJapan,China.IndiaandEgypt.Insome

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theresultshavenotbeensuccessful.Japanhasbeenanexception.Peoplewereencouragedtolimittheirfamiliesinthe1950's,whichhaseffectivelyreducedthebirthrateinJapan.

(1)、B：Some(2)、D：shortage(3)、B：fromgetting(4)、D：thenumber(5)、A：but(6)、C：bepersuaded(7)、B：explosion(8)、B：brings(9)、C：adopted(10)、D：cases

ManyChinesestudentsdon'tpaymuchattentiontospokenEnglishatschool.TheythinkitnecessarytopracticespeakingEnglish

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class.HereisastorytoshowyouhowimportantitistospeaktheEnglishlanguage

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ineverydaylife.AforeigneroncegothungryandwentintoarestaurantinLondon.Hesatdown

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.Whenthewaitercame,heopenedhismouth,puthisfingers

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itandtookthemoutagaininordertoexpressthathewantedsomethingtoeatforhecouldnotspeak

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.

Thewaitersoonbroughtacupoftea.Themanshookhishead.Thewaiterthentook

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theteaandbroughtacupofcoffee.Themanagainshookhishead.Themantriedagainandagain,buthewasn'tabletomake

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understood.Finallyanothermancamein.HespokeEnglish

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.Inafewminutes,therewasalargeplateofmeatandvegetablesonthetablebeforehim.Soyou

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amanoftengoeshungryifhedoesn't

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aforeignlanguage.

(1)、C：in

(2)、C：freely

(3)、A：atatable(4)、B：into(5)、D：English(6)、C：away

(7)、B：himself

(8)、A：clearlyandfluently（流利地）(9)、A：see

(10)、C：master

Manystudentsfindtheexperienceofattendinguniversitylecturestobeaconfusingandfrustratingexperience.Thelecturerspeaksforoneortwohours,perhaps___21___thetalkwithslides,writingupimportantinformationontheblackboard,___22___readingmaterialandgivingoutassignment.Thenewstudentseestheotherstudentscontinuouslywritingonnotebooksand___23___whattowrite.Veryoftenthestudentleavesthelecturewithnoteswhichdonotcatchthemainpointsand___24___becomehardevenforthestudentstounderstand.

Mostinstitutionsprovidecourseswhichassistnewstudentstodeveloptheskillstheyneedtobe___25___

listenersandnote-takers.Iftheseareunavailable,therearemanyusefulstudy-skillsguideswhich___26___

learnerstopracticetheseskillsindependently.Inallcasesitisimportantto___27___theproblembeforeactuallystartingyourstudies.

Itisimportanttoacknowledgethatmoststudentshavedifficulty___28___acquiringthelanguageskillsrequiredincollegestudy.Onewayof___29___thesedifficultiesistoattendthelanguageandstudy-skillsclasseswhichmostinstitutionsprovidethroughouttheacademicyear.Anotherbasicstrategyistofindastudypartner___30___itispossibletoidentifydifficulties,exchangeideasandprovidesupport.

(1)、B：illustrating(2)、C：distributing(3)、C：wonders(4)、D：which(5)、A：effective(6)、A：enable(7)、C：tackle(8)、A：in(9)、D：overcoming(10)、C：withwhom

Moreandmoreteachersandparentshavenoticedanotherkindofpollution,___21___camefromtheprintedpaperssoldonstreets.

Theseprintedthingslooklikenewspaperbuthavehardlyanythingtodowiththem.Youcanonlyfindreadingmaterialsbadly___22___there－somearetoostrangeforanyonetobelieve,___23___arefrighteningstoriesofsomethingevenworse.However,manyoftheyoungstudentsaregettingabsorbedinsuchpoisonousreading,whichcoststhemwhattheyshouldpayfortheirbreakfastandbringthemnightmaresandimmoralideas___24___return.Homeworkisleftundone,dailygameslost.

Thesesellersshoutonstreetssellingtheirpaperswell.Thewriters,publishersandprinters,___25___

theyare,weneverknow,aremakingtheirsilentmoney.Thesheepskinnedwolf'sstoriesseemtohavebeenforgottenonceagain.

Whynotforbidthiskindofthingsatschool?Yes,bothteachersandparentshave___26___eachotherformorestrictcontroloftheyoungreaders.Yetunfortunately,___27___youwanttoforbidit,themoretheywanttohavealookatit.Sometimesyoumayevenfindseveralchildrenshareonepatchedpaper,whichhastraveledfromonehandto___28___drivenbythecuriousnature.

Itreallydoesharmtooursociety.Ithasalreadyformedasortofmoralpollution.The___29___teachersandparentsneedmorepowerfulsupport.Meanwhile,theyoungreadersneedmoreinterestingbookstohelpthem___30___theseuglypapers.

(1)、C：which(2)、B：madeup(3)、B：others(4)、B：in(5)、B：whoever(6)、D：asked(7)、B：themore(8)、C：another(9)、D：worried(10)、D：getridofNNNNNNNNNowadaysmostpeopledecidequiteearlywhatkindofworktheywoulddo.WhenIwasatschool,wehadtochoose

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whenwewerefifteen.Ichosescientificsubjects."

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,scientistswillearnalotofmoney,"myparentssaid.ForthreeyearsItriedtolearnphysicsandchemistry,butinthe

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IdecidedthatIwouldneverbeascientist.Itwasalongtime

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ItoldmyparentsthatIwasn'thappyatschool.Somyfathersaid,"Well,thebestthingtodonowistolookforajob."I

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aboutitwithmyfriendsFrankandLesley.

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ofthemcouldsuggestanything,buttheypromisedthattheywouldasktheirfriends.Afewdayslater

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Iwasstillinbed,someonephoned,"IsthatMissJenkins?"aman'svoiceasked."IknowyourhobbyisphotographyandI'vegotajobthatmightinterestyouinmyclothesfactory.MynameisMr.Thomson."Idecidedtoseehim.IwassoexcitedthatIalmostforgot

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goodbyetomymother.

IarrivedabitearlyandwhenMr.ThomsoncameheaskedmeifI

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waitingalongtime.Ireplied,"No,notlong."Aftertalkingtomeforabout20minutesheofferedmeajob-notasaphotographer

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amodel!(1)、C：whattostudy(2)、B：Inthefuture(3)、C：end(4)、A：before(5)、C：talked(6)、B：Neither(7)、C：while(8)、B：tosay(9)、A：hadbeen(10)、D：butOOOOOOOnedaywhenJamiecamehomeafterschool,hismotherhadworryonherface.Heknewshewasthinkingof___21___"It'sbadoutthere.Blackcloudsarecomingfromthesea,"Jamiesaid."Yes.I'mthinkingofthosefishingboatsatsea,"shesaid.

Atthatmoment___22___wentout.Jamieandhismotherwereinthedark.

"Thecoastlinewillbeinthedark,"Jamie'smothersaid.Shegotmoreworried.___23___alwayscomeinthrees.Ibrokemybestglassesthismorning,andmysisterhasthecold.

"Now,don'tworry,mum.They'reright.They're___24___tocomethroughthisallright."

ButJamiereallyworriedaboutthosefishingboatshimself.Thefishingboatswould___25___thecove(海灣)inthedark.

Jamietookflaresandrushedintothewind.Therewasacliffbythesea.Hestartedtoclimb.He___26___

himselfuphandoverhand.Atlasthereachedthetop.

He___27___threetimes.Onthefourthtryhefiredoffoneoftheflares.Itroseandcutintotheblackskyinbrightlight.Thenhesawanansweringflareupatsea.Jamiefiredofftwomore.Hesawanotheransweringflareup,thenanother,thenanother.Theansweringflaresfromthefishingboatsshowedthey___28___

theentrancetothecovebutthenchangedcourseandwere___29___sailingintothecove.Theywerealmosthome.Jamiehelped___30___thefishermenofthevillage.

(1)、D：theweather(2)、D：thelights(3)、C：Troubles(4)、A：sure(5)、B：miss(6)、B：pulled(7)、C：failed(8)、C：hadpassedby(9)、A：now(10)、B：savePPPPPPPParis,whichisthecapitaloftheEuropeannationofFrance,isoneofthemostbeautifuland

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citiesintheworld.ParisiscalledtheCityofLight.Itisalsoaninternationalfashioncenter.WhatstylishwomenarewearinginPariswillbewornbywomen

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theworld.Parisisalsoafamousworldcenterofeducation.Forinstance,itistheheadquartersofUNESCO（聯(lián)合國教科文化組織）.TheSeineRiver（塞納河）

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thecityintotwoparts.Thirty-twobridges

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thisscenicriver.TheoldestandperhapsmostwellknownisthePontNeuf,

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wasbuiltinthesixteencentury.TheSorbonne（索幫大學(xué)）,afamousuniversity,

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ontheLeftBankoftheriver.Therearemanyotherfamousplace