2023年全國(guó)高校網(wǎng)絡(luò)教育大學(xué)英語統(tǒng)考B試題

全國(guó)高校網(wǎng)絡(luò)教育大學(xué)英語統(tǒng)考(B）試題Test1ParｔI平常會(huì)話1.–Hｅllo,ｍayＩtalｋtｏtheheadmasteｒnow?--.A.Sorry,heisbuｓyaｔthemomenｔ???Ｂ．No,yoｕcａｎ’ｔC.Soｒｒy，youcan’ｔ ? ? D．Idｏｎ’ｔkｎoｗ２．-－DｏyｏuｔｈinkIcouldborrowyoｕrdictionary?--.Ａ.Yeｓ,yoｕｍaｙbｏｒroｗ??? ?B．Yes，gｏonC.Yｅs,hｅｌｐyｏurselｆ??? ??D．Ｉtdｏesn’tmａt(yī)ｔer3．－-IsthatMrRoｂertLeｅ?--A．Yeｓ，Lｅe(cuò)speakｉnｇ.? ? B.Hｅｌlｏ,whatｄoyｏuwant？Ｃ.Sｏｒrｙ,speaking. ? D.Ｉｄｏn’ｔｋnoｗ．4．–Exｃuseme，sir.WhereisDｒ.Bｒoｗn’soffｉce?--.A．Yｏucan’taskme? ? B.Pardon?ＩｈaveｎoidｅａC.Pleaｓｅdoｎ’tsaｙｓo Ｄ.Sｏrry，Idｏn’tkｎｏｗ，ｂｕtyouｃａｎasktｈemaｎoｖertｈere５.–Maｒy，yoｕrdressisreａｌｌybeautiful．HoｗiｓJohｎ?--．A.Thankyouverymｕch B.No,no,JｏｈnｉsnｏｔｂadC.Thａnkyou.Heiｓfine ?? D.Dｏn’ｔsayｔｈaｔ.It’sugly.Johniｓgｏoｄ6.–Wｈａt(yī)caｎＩｄｏｆorｙoｕ,madam？--.Ａ.Iｗantakiｌoofappｌｅs?? ?Ｂ.YｏucaｎgoyourownwaｙC．Thanks ???? ?D.Excｕsｅme.Ｉ’mbuｓy７.–I’dｌikeｔｏtakeｙouｔothecofｆeｅhouseｏnthecorner．--．A.Thａnｋｙｏu.Youshouｌdn’tdothat ? B.Thanｋs,I’ｄlｉketｏgowｉｔhｙouC.Ｎｏ,ｙoucan’ｔｓayｓo ?? D．Ｎｏ，nｏ.Yｏucａn’tdothaｔ8．–Doｙoｕmiｎdtｅllingmewhereyｏｕ’refｒoｍ?--．A．Cｅrtａinly．I’mｆroｍＬｏnｄon?? ?B．Suｒe．IｗasboｒnｉnLonｄoｎC.Noｔreally,yｏucaｎdoit ???Ｄ.Cｅrtaiｎｌynｏt.I’mfrｏmLondｏn９.–ＭaｙIｓeetheｍenu,ｐlｅase?－-A.Ｔhａt(yī)ｉsthｅmenｕ,ｓｉr．?? ?B.Yｅs,plｅasegoon．C.Hereyouare,sir.??????D.Ofｃｏuｒse，sｉｒ．１0．–Ｉwaｓworriｅdａｂoutchemｉsｔry，butＭrＢrｏwnｇavｅｍeanＡ!－－.A．Don’tworryaboutit??? Ｂ．Cｏｎgｒａｔｕlaｔｉons!That’saｄｉｆfiｃｕlｔcourseＣ.MrBrownｉsveryｇoｏd? ?D.Goodlucｋtoyou!PartII閱讀理解Passage1ＴhｅreaｒｅstoriｅsabｏuｔtwoU.S．presｉdｅnts,AndrewJacksonandＭartinVanBｕren,whiｃhatteｍpttoeｘｐlainｔheAmｅｒicanEnglishteｒmOK.Wedon’tknowｉｆeｉｔｈerｓtoryistｒuｅ,ｂｕttheｙarebothｉntereｓtiｎg.ThefiｒsteｘｐlanationｉsbaseｄｏnthefactthaｔＰresｉｄentＪacｋsｏnｈadverｙlｉｔｔlｅe(cuò)ducatｉon．Inｆａct,hehaddｉfｆicｕｌｔｙｒeａdingａndwｒｉｔing.WhｅnｉmｐoｒtａntpaperscaｍetoJaｃkson,hetriedtoｒeaｄthemａｎdtｈeｎhaｄｈiｓassiｓtantsexｐlaｉｎwｈaｔｔｈｅysaｉd．Ｉfheａpｐｒovedofａｐaｐeｒ,hewouldwrite“aｌlcoｒrｅｃt”oniｔ.Thｅｐroblｅmwaｓｔｈａt(yī)hedｉdｎ’tknowｈｏｗtosｐeｌl,ｓｏｗhathｅrｅａllywroteｗａs“oｌkorｅkt”．Afteｒaｗhｉle,heshｏｒteｎｅdthaｔｔeｒmtｏ“OK”.TheｓeｃoｎdexplanatioｎiｓbaｓedonｔhepｌaceｗｈeｒeＰｒｅsidｅntVaｎBureｎwaｓboｒn,Kiｎdｅｒhook,ＮewYork.VａnBrｕｅn’sfriendsｏrgａniｚeｄaｃｌubｔoｈelphiｍｂecomePｒｅｓideｎｔ.TheｙｃａlledｔheclubtheＯldKiｎderｈｏokＣlub,andanyonewhoｓuppoｒtedＶanＢurｅｎwaｓcaｌled“OK”.１1.Ｔheａｕｔhoｒ.A.ｂeｌievesbotｈoｆthｅstories? B.ｄoesn’tbｅlieveawoｒｄofthesｔｏｒｉesC.iｓnotsuｒｅｗｈetｈertｈｅstｏriesａretrue?D.isｔｅｌlingthｅｓtoriesｊustｆorfun12．Accoｒｄinｇtotｈeｐａssａge,PrｅsidentＪackson.A.couｌdn’tｄｒawupａnydｏｃumｅnｔsａt(yī)allB.diｄn’tliketoreaｄimportantpapｅrsｂyhiｍｓelfＣ.oｆｔenhadhisａssiｓtantssigndoｃｕｍenｔsｆorhiｍD.ｗａsn’tgoodatreａding,ｗｒitingorspellｉng13.Ａccordｉｎgtｏtheｆirstsｔory,theteｒm“OK”．A．wａsapprｏveｄofｂyPｒesidentJａcksonB.wasthetitlｅｏfsｏmeofficｉaldocuｍeｎtsC．wasfirstusedbyPreｓideｎtJａcksonD.ｗasａｎoldwａytosｐｅlｌ“ａllcorreｃｔ”1４.Ａcｃｏrｄｉnｇｔoｔｈeｓecondstoｒy,ｔheteｒm“OK”.A.waｓｔheshortwaｙｔosay“OｌdＫinｄerhoｏkClub”B．meａｎtthepｌａcｅwhｅｒeＰrｅsideｎtVanＢurenwasbornC．wasthenaｍeｏｆVanBuren’sｃlubD.wasｕseｄtoｃallVａnＢurｅn’ssupporterｓinthｅe(cuò)leｃtioｎ15．Accorｄinｇtotｈesecｏndｓtorｙ,theterm“OK”wasfirstusｅd.A.byVanＢurｅn? ??Ｂ.inapｒｅｓiｄｅntiaｌｅlectioｎC.ｔoｏｒｇanizｅtheOldKｉnｄeｒhookＣluｂ?Ｄ.ｂytｈｅmembeｒｓｏｆthe“OlｄKｉnｄerｈｏokClub”Ｐａssａge2AlthoughｔheUｎitedStatｅscoverssomｕchlａndａnｄtheduｃesfaｒmoｒｅfoodｔｈaｎtｈepreseｎtｐｏｐｕlationneeds,itｓpeｏplearebynowalmoｓtentirelyaｎｕrbａｎsｏciｅtｙ.Ｌｅｓｓthaｎatenthｏfthｅpeopｌeａrｅｅｎgagedinaｇricｕｌtureandforestrｙ(林業(yè))，ａndｍosｔoftherestｌｉveｉｎoraroundｔownｓ,smallaｎdlarｇe.Heretheｔraｄｉtionalpicｔurｅiｓchａnging：eveｒysmaｌlｔownmａｙstilｌbeｖｅrｙlｉｋeoｔｈersmaｌlｔowｎs,andthｅtyｐicalsmallｔownmａyrｅpｒeseｎｔawiｄelyａcceｐtedvｉewofthｅcｏuntry,butmoｓｔAmeriｃａｎｓdonoｔliｖeinｓmａlｌtｏwnsanｙmorｅ．Halｆtｈepoｐｕlationnowliｖｅsinｓoｍethiｒtymｅtroｐolitaｎaｒeas（largecｉtｉesｗiththeirsuｂｕrbs）ofmoｒｅthanamilliｏnｐeoplｅｅａch–aｌargｅproporｔｉonthaｎｉnＧermanyｏrＥｎｇlｉsh,ｌeｔaloneFraｎce．Thestatistics(記錄)ofurｂaｎaｎｄrｕralpｏpulａt(yī)iｏnsｈouldbetｒeatedwiｔhcautｉoｎbecausｅsomanypｅopleｗholivｅiｎaｒeａsｃｌaｓsｉfiedａsrｕraltｒavｅlｂｙcaｒtoworkinanｅarbyｔowneａchdａy．Astｈeｒushｔoliveoutoftownconｔinｕes,rｕraｌareaｓｗitｈinｒeachｏftowｎsａｒｅgraｄｕalｌyfｉｌｌｅｄｗithhoｕｓｅs,soｔhatitisｈardtosayatｗhaｔmoｍeｎtａpieｃeofcｏuntｒｙbecoｍeｓaｓｕburb.ButｍｏreaｎdmｏrｅtｈetypicaｌＡmeｒicanlivesinameｔroｐolｉtａnrａｔheｒthaｎａsｍallｔowneｎｖironmenｔ.16.ＩｆｎowAmericahas250ｍillｉonpｅoｐle,howmａnyoｆthemａreeｎｇａgediｎａgrｉcｕｌtureanｄforestｒｙ?A.Abｏut2５ｍiｌlｉon. ??B.Ｍoｒethan25milliｏnC.Lessthan２5miｌliｏn?? ? D.Lｅssthan2２5millｉon17.Ｗhichoftheｆｏｌｌowiｎｇfouｒｃouｎtｒｉeｓhasｔhesmalleｓｐｏｒtiｏnｏfpeoplelivingiｎｍetｒopoliｔanaｒeas?A.theUnitedSｔatｅｓ.? ? ??Ｂ．GｅrｍanｙＣ．Ｆrａnce. ? ???? D.Engｌａnｄ１8．What’sｔhemeaｎiｎｇoftheｗord“ｍetropolitaｎ”iｎthemiddｌeｏfｔhｅｐasｓaｇe?A．Oｆａｌargｅcityｗiｔhitｓsubｕrｂs. ?B.Ofsmａllandｌaｒgｅtowns．C.Ｏｆｕｒｂａnareas. ? ? Ｄ.Ofｒｕralａreas.19．Accｏｒdingtotｈepａｓsage,ｗhatcanｗeｌeaｒnaｂｏｕtsmallｔｏｗnsinｔhｅUｎiｔeｄStates?A.Mｏsｔsｍａlltoｗnｓbecomeｇｒaduａllycrｏwｄed.B.Sｍalltownsarestillsimilａrtoｅａｃｈｏｔher．C．Aｓtheｔraｄitionａｌpiｃtureischangiｎg，toｗnｓaredifferｅnt.D.Smalｌtowｎsａｒetuｒnｉnｇiｎtolaｒgecities．２0．Wｈyisｉthａrdtoｓaｙｗｈｅnaｐiｅceofcoｕntrｙbecｏmｅｓaｓuburb?A.Becausethｅyaｒethesame．B．Becａusetherushtakesｐlaｃeｔoｏquiｃkly.C.Bｅｃaｕsｅtｈｅproｃesｓiｓgｒadｕal.D．BecausemoreandｍorｅＡｍericaｎｓｌiveinmｅtropoｌiｔａnａｒeas.Paｓsａｇe3Ｉfwewereａskｅdexaｃｔlywhatweweredoiｎｇayearａgｏ,weshouｌdprobabｌyhａvetosａythatweｃoulｄｎoｔrememｂer.Bｕtifｗehaｄkeptaｂooｋandhadwritｔeninｉｔanaccounｔofwｈatwediｄｅａｃｈday,ｗesｈouldbeａbｌｅtogｉveanaｎsｗertｏthｅqｕeｓtion．Itisthｅsａｍeinhisｔorｙ.Maｎythingｓhavebeenforgotteｎｂｅcauｓeweｄonｏｔhａvｅａnｙwrｉtｔｅnaccounｔoｆｔhｅm.Somｅｔimesmeｎdidｋｅe(cuò)pａrecoｒdoftｈeｍostｉｍporｔａｎtｈａｐpｅｎiｎｇsinthｅｉrcountrｙ,butoftｅnｉtwasdｅstｒoyedbｙｆireorinawar．Ｓoｍetｉｍesｔｈerｅｗasneveranywrittenｒecｏrdaｔalｌbｅｃaｕsethepeopleｏfｔｈattimeaｎdplacedidnoｔkｎowhowtｏｗrite．Fｏｒeｘａｍplｅ,ｗeｋｎowａgoｏdｄealaｂoｕtthｅpeoｐlｅwｈoｌiｖedinChina4，００0yearsago,becaｕｓethｅycouldwriteａndleaｖｅwｒiｔtenrｅcorｄｓforthosewholiｖedａftertｈem.Buｔweknoｗalmosｔnoｔｈiｎgaｂoutthepeoplｅwholivedｅvｅn200ｙeaｒsagoinｃentrａlＡｆｒicａ,ｂecａusetｈeｙhadnotｌeａｒnedtｏwrite.Sｏｍetimes,ofcourｓe,ｅｖenｉfthepeoplecａｎｎotｗriｔｅ,thｅymayｋnｏｗsｏmeｔhｉngoftheｐast.Theyhavehｅarｄaｂoutitfroｍolderpｅoｐle,aｎｄoftｅnsongsanｄdancｅｓandｓtｏriesｈavebeｅnｍadeaboutthemostimportantｈappｅnｉｎｇs,ａndｔｈesｅｈavebｅｅnsｕnganｄaｃtedandtｏldformanygeneｒａt(yī)ions.Formoｓｔpeｏｐlｅareproudtoｔeｌlwhatｔｈeiｒfathersdidinｔheｐast.Ｔhiswemaycalｌ‘reｍｅmbeｒedhistｏry’.Sｏmｅoｆｉthａｓnoｗbeｅnwritｔeｎdｏwn.Itisnoｔｓoexacｔｏｒsoｖalｕaｂletｏuｓａswrittenｈｉｓｔoｒyiｓ，ｂeｃauｓewoｒdsarｅｍｕchmoreeasilｙｃｈangeｄwｈeｎuｓeｄagaｉnanｄagaiｎｉnｓｐeｅｃｈｔｈanwheｎcｏpiedinwritｉnｇ.Buｔwｈｅretherearｅnowｒｉｔtｅnｒecoｒds,ｓuchｓpｏkensｔoriesarｅoftenveryheｌpful.21.Whichoｆthｅfollowinｇideasisnoｔsugｇestedinthepａssａge?A.“Remｅmｂeredhistory”,coｍpａredwiｔhwritteｎhｉstory,ｉｓｌeｓｓrelｉａble.B.Ｗｒittenrecordsｏfｔhepasｔpｌaythemoｓtimportantroｌｅiｎoｕｒｌearｎｉnｇoｆｔheｈumanhistory.Ｃ.Awrｉｔtenaｃｃoｕｎｔofouｒdailyａcｔｉvｉtieshelpsuｓtobeabｌetoａnｓweｒmanyqueｓｔioｎs.D.Wｈｅｒethereareｎowrｉttｅnｒeｃords,ｔhereisnohisｔｏry.2２.WekｎoｗveｒｙｌittleaboｕtｔhｅcentｒalAfriｃａ２00ｙeａｒsagobecａuse．A.tｈeｒewasｎｏtｈingｗorthbeiｎｇｗrittendownatｔｈattｉmeＢ.thepｅoplethｅreignoredtheimportanceofkeepｉnｇarｅcｏｒｄC．thewrｉtｔｅｎrｅcordｓwerｅperｈａpsdｅsｔｒｏyeｄbyafirｅＤ.theｐｅoplｅthｅredidnotknowhoｗtｏwｒiｔe23.“Reｍembeｒedhistｏrｙ”referｓto.A.ｈistoｒybaseｄonaperson’siｍａginatｉonB.stoｒｉeｓofimportaｎthappenｉngｓpasｓeｄｄｏｗｎfromｍｏｕｔｈｔomoｕthＣ.sｏngｓanddａncｅdaｂoutthemostiｍｐortanｔeｖentsD．bｏthBandC2４.“Ｒemeｍberｅdhistｏｒy”isｒｅgardeｄasvaluableonｌyｗｈen.A.itｉsｗｒitteｎｄown?? ? Ｂ.nowritteｎacｃountisａvａilａｂleC.itpｒoveｓtobetｒue ? ?Ｄ.peoｐlｅareiｎterestediniｔ２5.Thepaｓsagｅｓｕggesｔsthatwecｏuldｈavｅleａrｎｅdmuchｍoreaboutｏurpａstthａnwedonｏｗｉfthｅaｎcｉｅntpeoplehad．Ａ.keptawrittenrecordofeveｒypaｓteveｎｔB.noｔburntｔheirwｒiｔtｅnreｃｏrdsｉnwarsC．tolｄexactsｔｏriesofthemostimportaｎthappeniｎｇｓD．ｍademｏreｓｏngsaｎddａncesPartIＩI語法與詞匯選擇題26.Jｅａｎdidnothａvetimetoｇotｏthｅconceｒｔlastｎｉghtbecauseshewaｓbuｓyfoｒheｒexａｍinatｉoｎ.Ａ.tｏｐreｐａre??Ｂ．ｔｏｂｅprｅpared??C.pｒeparｉｎg Ｄ.bｅingpｒepａrｅd27．Thｅcomputｅrdｏesn’ｔwｏrkｗell.Soｍethiｎｇwrｏng．A．cａnｈａvｅgone ? ? B.ｓhoｕldhavegonｅ?C.musｔhavegoｎe? ?? ?D.ougｈtｔoｈavegonｅ28．AlthoughMarｙiｓsａｔiｓfiedwitｈhersucｃess,ｓheｗｏnderswｉllhaｐpentｏherprｉvａt(yī)eｌifｅ.A．how????B.who ???Ｃ.whaｔ ? D．ｔｈat29.Tｈeconcｅｒｔｕsｕallytakｅsｐlacｅａt(yī)theＰeｏple’sSqｕarｅ,withｔhｅaudiｅｎceｏnthｅgrｏund．Ａ.seatiｎg? ?Ｂ．sｅated?? C．besｅatｉng D.ｔoｓｅaｔ３0.Ｉfthｅｗｈoleｐrｏgｒambｅｆｏrｅｈand,agｒeaｔｄｅａloftiｍeａｎdmoneywoｕldhaｖｅbeｅnｌosｔ.Ａ.wasｎｏtplａnneｄ??? ?B.wｅｒenｏtplａnneｄC．wouｌdnoｔbeｐlａnｎed?? ??D.haｄnotbeenplanneｄ31.Isn’ｔitabouttｈetimｅyｏｕtodoｍoｒniｎgexｅrcises?A.bｅgaｎ???B.ｂｅｇｉｎ ?? C.sｈｏuｌdbegiｎ D．hａveｂｅgｕｎ32.Iamverｙgraｔefultoyoufｏrwhatyou’vegivenｍeandｙouhavｅdｏｎｅfｏｒme．A.which???B．thａｔ?? ?C.allwｈat ?D.aｌlｔhａt(yī)33.Iｔｗasｎoｔｕntiｌshｅｈadarｒiｖedhomeｒemｅmbeｒedｈeｒａｐpoiｎtmentwithｔheｄoctｏr．A.whenshe? ?B.tｈatshe ??C.anｄshｅ Ｄ．she34.Dｅteｒmiｎｅdｔｏａsifevｅrythingwｅrenormal,hｅreｓｐondeｄｗithakinｄｏｆｉndiｆfeｒenｃe.A.carｒyon?? Ｂ.accountfｏr? ?C.briｎgup? ?D.gettｈrough35.Hetoarｒangeａlｏanthrouｇhａfinaｎｃecoｍｐａny.Ａ.triｅd? ?Ｂ.succeedｅd???C.managed ? Ｄ.endeavorｅd３6.Jackisｇoｏｄ，kind,hａrdwｏrkiｎｇａｎdiｎtｅllｉgenｔ.，Ican’tspeaktｏohiｇhlyｏfｈim.A．Asareｓuｌｔ ?B.Ｉnaword? ?C.Bytheｗａy? D.Ontｈecoｎｔｒａry37.Ｉgoingｔotheｄoctor,bｕtIｗisｈIhaｄn’t.A．pickout?? B.makeout ? C.giveｏｆf D.putｏff38．Youngchildｒｅnoftencan’tbetwｅe(cuò)nTVprogramsａndｃommerciａｌｓ.A.seｐａｒａt(yī)e ? B.dｉｓｔinｇuiｓh ? C.ｃomｐａre? D.ｃoｎtｒaｓt39.ThemorｎｉｎｇｐaperasｔoryａｂoｕｔｄｅmonstrationsinNewYorｋaｎdWaｓｈingtonＤ．C.A.ｃarｒied? Ｂ.ｅxtended?? C.broｕghｔ ??D.toｏk4０.Andwｈaｔｗehavegotｔoisａdisgrａｃｅ.A.comeupwitｈ B.ｃatｃhuｐwith? 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B.OｎtheonｅｈandC.Neverthelesｓ? ?? ??D．Theｒeｆoｒｅ4２.A.if? ? B．whｅｔｈｅr ??C.whｙ ??D.ｗho43．A.turnto ? B.anｓｗertｏ C．respｏndtｏ D.aｃtas44.A.of ???B.to ? ??C.towardｓ D.ｃonｃernｉng45．A．deｔｅｒmiｎｉng??Ｂ.ｄeｍandiｎg? C．dｅciding ?D.ｄeｐeｎding46．A.Howｅｖeｒ ?B.Neｖeｒｔhｅless??Ｃ.Ｉnaddｉtioｎ ??Ｄ.Eｘceptｔhａt(yī)47.A．dｉffｅrfrｏm??B．ａresｉｍilartｏ??C.ｄｉｆfｅｒin Ｄ．a(chǎn)ｒeaｌike４8．A．tａke…part B.tｈｒｏw…ｙouｒself?Ｃ.plunge…yoursｅｌf?D.take…ｉnitｉativｅ49.A．Iｎspiｔｅof ? ??Ｂ.Ｃｏncernｉng C.Regardｌessof ????D．Ｏntｈｅconditiｏnof５0.A.ｒelatedｔｏ ?B.carriedoｎ ??C.ｒeliedon? D.basedonTｅst2ＰaｒtI平常會(huì)話１.–Wouldｙoulｉketohavｅｄinnerwiｔhusｔhisｅvening？－-．A.OＫ,butIhavetogotoameeｔingnoｗB.Ｎｏ,Ican’ｔC.I’dｌoveto，ｂutthiseveｎingIhavｅtoｇotｏtheａirpoｒｔtoｍeｅtmypaｒｅntsD.Idon’tknoｗ2.–Hi,ｉsMaryｔhere,please？--A.Holｄon.I’llgethｅｒ.?? B.No，shｅisn’thｅre．C.Yes,shelivesherｅ.??? D.Ｙes,wｈatdoyｏuwant？3．–Ｐl(wèi)eaｓehelｐyoursｅlｆｔothefiｓh.--.A.Tｈanks,butｆiｓhdoｅｓn’tagrｅe(cuò)wｉthｍeB.Sorrｙ,Iｃan’thelｐC．Idｏn’tｌikefishD.Nｏ,Ican’t4．–Hurｒyup,pleasｅ,orＩ’ｌlbelaｔe.--.A.Ｓorrysir,butｔheｔraffiｃisthicknow B.Ｗell,it’salright,sｉrC.Howcanyoｕsaytｈaｔ,ｓｉr?? ?D.Oｈ，wｅaregoingthｅrｉgｈtway5.–Exｃuｓeme,butcaｎyoｕtｅｌlmetｈeｗａytoｔｈeaｉrport?－-.A.Dｏn’taskthaｔ ? ? Ｂ.Ｓoｒry,I’mastraｎｇerhereC.Nｏ,Ican’ｔsaythat???? ?D.Ｎo,ｙｏｕ’ｒｅdrｉｖingtoofaｓｔ6．–Hｏwabouｔgｏingtｏtheｃinemaｔoniｇhｔ,Jａnｅ?--.Ａ.Ｉdon’tｔhinｋso B.I’msorrｙ.IｈａvｅtodriｖemyｍothｅｒhｏmeｔoｎightC.NevermindD.Tａkeｉteａｓy7．–Arｅyouｒeａdytoorderｄeserｔ,please?-－.A．Ｙes,plｅaｓe? ??? 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D.Actorsandaｃtresses．2０.ＷhyisiｔｗｏrｔhwhiｌetostudythevariouswaｙsiｎwhｉchShａｋesｐeareusedEnglish？A.EnglishwｏrdshaｖｅｃｈaｎgedaloｔsinceＳｈａkespeａre’ｓｔimeB.BydｏinｇsｏoneｃａnbefulｌｙawareｏｆｔｈｅriｃhnessｏｆtheＥｎgｌishlａｎｇuaｇe．C．ＥnｇlｉshｗordsaｒenowbeiｎguｓｅdiｎthesamewayaｓiｎSｈakespeａｒｅ’stimeＤ.BegｉnneｒsmayhａｖedｉfｆicultｙｌearｎiｎgｓoｍeａspeｃtsofEnglisｈusage．Passage３Ｔｒeesａreuｓefuｌｔomaniｎthreevｅryimportａntｗaｙs:theyｐroｖiｄｅhimwｏodａｎｄotheｒｐroduｃts;ｔheygivehｉｍsｈaｄｅ;andtｈeyｈelｐｔopreｖentｄｒｏｕgｈｔ(干旱）ａndｆloods.Unfｏrtｕnaｔeｌｙ,inmanypartsoｆtｈｅwoｒld,manhasｎoｔrealiｚedｔhatthｅthｉrdｏfｔhesｅserｖｉcesｉsthemostimpｏｒｔant.Inhｉseagｅrneｓsｔodrawquickprofitｆｒomtｈeｔrｅe(cuò)s,hehaｓｃutｔhemdowninｌaｒgｅnｕmbｅｒs.Ｔwothｏｕsandyeａrｓago,arichaｎdpowerfulcountrycutｄowｎiｔstｒeesｔoｂuildｗarｓhiｐs,witｈｗhichtogaｉnｉｔselfanｅmpｉｒe.Iｔgainedtheempｉrebｕｔ,wｉthoutitｓtｒｅe(cuò)s,ｉtssｏｉlｂecａｍebareanｄpｏor.Ｗｈｅnｔheempirｅfelｌtｏpieces，theｃｏｕntryｆounditselfｆａceｄbyｆloｏdｓａndstarvation.Evenwhereaｇoveｒnｍeｎｔrealizｅstheimpoｒtanceoｆaplenｔｉfuｌｓuppｌｙｏftreｅｓ,itｉsdiffｉculｔsometimｅstomakｅｔhepeoplerｅaliｚeｔhiｓ．Ｔhｅｙcｕtdｏｗｎthetreｅsbｕtareｔoｏcarelesstｏplanｔａndloｏkａｆｔｅｒnewtreeｓ.So，uｎlessthｅｇoveｒｎｍentｈaｓagｏｏdｓystｅmofcontｒｏl,orcaｎeducatｅthepeopｌe,theforestsslowlydiｓapｐｅar.Thiｓｄoesnotoｎｌymeanthatｔherｅwｉllbefewertrees.Thｅreｓultsａreevenmoresｅｒｉoｕs：ｆｏrwｈerｅtherearetｒeeｓ,thｅirｒｏotsbreakthｅsoｉｌuｐ,alｌｏｗiｎgthｅrainｔosinkin，aｎdalsobｉnｄthesoil.Thｉsｐreｖentｓtｈeｓoilfroｍbeiｎgｗashedaｗay.Butwhｅrethｅrearenotrees,theraiｎfallｓoｎhａrdgｒoｕnｄaｎdｆlowsａwaｙontheｓurｆace,andthｉsｃａuｓｅsfloodsａndtheraｉｎcarriesawａyｔheｒichtopｓoilｉnｗhichcropsgroｗ．Ｗhenalｌtｈetoｐsoilｉsgoｎe,nｏthiｎｇreｍainsｂｕtworthleｓsdeseｒt.21.Tｒeesaｒeuseｆulｔomａnmａinｌyinthｒeewayｓ,themostiｍpoｒtantofwhｉｃｈisｔhａt(yī)thｅycan.A.keephimｆromthehotsuｎsｈineB.enabｌeｈｉmtobuildwarｓhipsＣ.mａｋehimdrａｗquiｃkproｆiｔfrｏｍｔhemＤ．protectｈｉmfromｄroughｔｓandfｌooｄs22.It’sagreatpitythat．A．ｍａnisｏnlyｉnterｅｓteｄinbuildingｅｍｐireｓB．maｎｉseaｇｅrｔｏprofitfromtrｅe(cuò)sC.manhasｎ’trealizedthｅiｍｐｏrtanceoｆtrｅe(cuò)stoｈｉmD.ｍａｎhａsn’tfouｎdｏutthａt(yī)heｈasｌoｓｔallｔrees２3.Sooneｒorlaterthefoｒestswilldisappｅar.A.ｕｎｌessａcountryhａsaplentｙsupplyoftｒｅe(cuò)sB.unｌesspeｏplesｔoｐcｕtｔingdownｔheiｒtrｅｅsＣ.unｌessａllpｅopｌearetaughtｔheimpｏrtａnｃeｏfpｌａntiｎｇｔｒeeｓＤ.unlessthegovernmentｐｕｎisｈesｔhoｓeｗhocuｔｔreｅsｉnｓtｅａdｏfplａｎｔiｎgtｈem2４．Ｔhewoｒd“bind”iｎParａｇrａｐｈ5ｍeaｎｓ“”.A.towashａway ??? 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