2023年新視野試卷三級試卷及答案

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Sｏmepeｓsiｍisｔicexpeｒｔsｆeeltｈaｔtheauｔomobiｌｅisboundtoｆalｌｉｎtodｉsuse．Theｙseeadayｉnthenoｔ－ｔoｏ-distantfuturewhenallautoｓｗiｌlbｅａbandｏned.Oｔheraｕthｏrities,however,tｈｉnktheauｔｏisherｅtoｓｔay.Theyhoｌdｔｈaｔthecaｒwillreｍainaｌeａｄingmeansofuｒbanｔｒaveｌinｔｈeｆｏreｓｅeａblefｕｔurｅ.?Ｔｈｅmotｏrｃａrwillundoｕbtｅdｌychangeｓiｇniｆicantlyoｖertheｎexｔ3０years．Itｓhouldｂecoｍｅsmallｅr,safｅr,andmoreecｏnomical,anｄｓhoulｄnotbｅpoｗeredbythｅｇasolineｅngiｎe．Ｔhecaroｆｔhefutｕreｓhouldbefarmoｒepolluｔｉon-ｆreｅthanｐresｅｎttyｐes.?Regａrdlｅｓsｏｆitspｏwersourｃe,theａutoｉnｔhｅfuｔurewiｌｌｓtilｌｂethemainproblemiｎｕｒbantrａｆfｉccongｅsｔiｏn(擁擠）．Oｎepｒｏｐosedsolｕｔiｏntothisproｂｌemｉｓｔheauｔoｍａt(yī)ｅdhighwaｙsystem.?Whentheａutoｅｎtersthehｉｇｈｗayｓｙsｔem,ｒｅtｒａctable（可伸縮的）ａrmwilｌdrｏpfｒomｔｈeauｔｏａｎdｍakecontａｃtwitｈａrａil,whｉchissimｉｌaｒtｏthｏsｅpoweringsubwaytｒainselecｔriｃalｌy.Ｏncｅaｔtachedｔotheraiｌ，thｅcarｗiｌlbｅｃｏmeｅｌｅctricaｌlypｏwｅredfrｏｍｔheｓystem，aｎdｃontrolｏfｔｈevehｉｃｌｅｗiｌlｐasstoａcｅntrａlcomｐuter.Theｃｏｍｐutｅrwilｌｔhenmｏnｉtoralｌofｔhecａr'smoｖｅｍents.?Ｔhedriverｗillusｅatelephonetｏdialｉｎｓtructionｓabouthisｄｅsｔiｎａt(yī)ioｎintotheｓｙstem.Thｅcompｕterwillｃalｃulaｔeｔhｅｂeｓtrouｔｅ,ａndｒeseｒveｓpacefoｒｔhecaｒaｌltｈｅｗayｔｏthecorrecｔexitfromｔhehighｗay.Ｔheｄriｖerwiｌlthenbｅfreetorelａxandｗaｉtforthｅbuzzer（蜂鳴器）thatｗiｌlｗarnｈｉmｏfhiscomｉnｇeｘｉt．Iｔisestimatedｔｈatanａutｏmatedｈighwａywillbeａbletohandle10,000vehiclesｐeｒｈoｕr,comｐaｒeｄwｉththｅ1,500tｏ2,０00vehiｃleｓｔhatｃａnbeｃarrieｄbyaｐresent-dａyｈighway.（２85wordｓ)??2１．Onｅsｉgnifiｃaｎtimprovｅmenｔinｔhefuturecarｗiｌｌprobablybe___＿__＿＿.

A)itspｏweｒsouｒｃeB)iｔsdrｉvingsysteｍ?C）itsｍｏnｉｔoｒingsystemＤ)itsseatｉngcapaciｔy

??２２.Whａt(yī)istheauthｏr'ｓmainconｃeｒn??A）Ｈowtoｒeｎderautｏｍobｉleｓpoｌluｔiｏn－fｒｅe.?Ｂ)Hｏwｔoｍakesmalｌerandsaferａutomoｂiles．

C)Ｈowｔｏｓolｖeｔheproblemｏftｒａfｆicjams.?D)Howtodeveｌopaｎautｏmatedsｕbwayｓystem．

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23.Whaｔprovidｅｓａｕtoswｉthｅlｅctｒicｐowerinanａutoｍateｄｈiｇｈwaｙsystem??Ａ)Ａraｉｌ.B)Ａnengｉnｅ.?C）Aｒetractaｂｌearm.Ｄ）Acompｕtercontroller.??

2４.Inａnauｔoｍatｅdｈiｇhwａysystem，ａllthedｒiverneedstｏdois_＿_＿____.

A)keepintherigｈtlanｅ?Ｂ）waitｔoarｒivｅaｔhｉsdestiｎaｔioｎ?C)keeｐinｃｏnｓｔａnｔtouｃhwiｔhｔｈｅcompｕtｅｒcenter

D）iｎfｏrmｔｈeｓyｓtemofｈｉsdeｓｔinationｂｙphｏne

??25.Wｈａｔistheauｔhor＇saｔtｉtudetｏwardｔhefuｔｕｒeofautos？?A）Enthusｉastｉc.B)Pesｓimiｓtiｃ.C)Optimｉstic.Ｄ)Ｃautious.

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Wｈatshouｌdyouthｉnkaｂoｕｔinｔｒyiｎgtｏｆiｎｄyｏurcareｅr?Yｏuaｒeｐrｏｂaｂlyｂｅtterａｔｓomｅschooｌｓｕbjｅcｔsthanotｈers.Theseｍayｓhｏwstｒengthstｈatyoｕcａｎuseinyourworｋ.Aboywｈoiｓgoｏｄａt(yī)maｔhemａt(yī)iｃscanuｓetｈatinaｎｅnｇｉneeringcareer.Soiｔｉｓimpoｒtanttｏkｎｏwtheｓubjecｔsｙoｕdowellinatschｏol.Ｏnthｅotherhaｎd,youmａynoｔｈａｖeanyｓpeｃｉallystroｎgｏrweakｓubjectｓbuｔyoｕrrecoｒdsshowａgｅnerａlsaｔiｓｆactｏrystanｄard.Ａｌｔhoughnｏtａllsubjectscaｎｂeusｅddirectｌｙinajob，theｙｍayhａveiｎdirｅｃtvａｌｕｅ.Aknoｗledｇeoｆｈistoｒｙｉsnｏtrequiｒedformostjoｂsbutiｆｈisｔoryisoｎeofyｏurgｏodsｕｂjectｓyｏuwiｌlhaｖeｌearnedｔorｅmｅmbｅrｆａcｔｓanddetails.Ｔhisｉsanabilitythａｔｃanｂeusefulｉnmanyjｏbs.?Iｆｙouhａｖｅhadapart-tiｍeｊｏbｏnSatｕrdaｙsoriｎthesｕｍmer,thinｋwhatyougaｉnedfｒoｍｉt.Ifnothingelse,youmayhaｖｅlearnedhowtｏgettｏworkｏntime,tofoｌloｗｉnstｒuctｉonsandtoｇeｔonwitholｄerwｏrｋｅrs.Yｏumaｙhaveleａrｎedtｏgivｅcorｒeｃtchａngｅinashop,ｆorexamplｅ.Ｊustasiｍpｏｒtaｎt,youｍaｙbecｏmeｉnterｅｓtedinａｐartｉcuｌａriｎdustrｙorｃaｒeeryouｓｅefrｏｍtｈｅｉｎｓidｅinapart-ｔｉmejoｂ.?Ｆａcｉngｙｏurｗeakpｏiｎtsisａlsopaｒtｏfkｎｏwinｇyoｕrseｌf.Youmaｙbeallthumｂswhｅnyouhａndleｔooｌs；perhapｓyouaｒeａpooｒｓpelｌerorｃaｎｎoｔaｄdupacoluｍnｏffｉguｒes．Itｉsbitｔerｔofaceａnｙwｅakneｓsestｈanｔｏｐｒetendｔheydonotexｉst．Youｒschｏｏlrecｏｒd,forinstanｃe,maｙｎotｂeｔooｇoｏｄ,yeｔｉtｉsaｎｉｍportaｎtpartoｆyourbaｃkｇrｏuｎd.Ｙouｓｈouｌｄｎotｂeapoｌogetｉcaboutitbutinｓｔeadrecogｎizｅthatyoｕwillhaveaｃhanceoｆafreshｓｔartatwork.(303ｗords)

26.Whiｃhoｆtｈeｆollowingｂestsuｍsupｔhefirstparａgrａpｈ?

A)Thｅimportａnｃeofdoingｗelｌaｔschool．

Ｂ)Usiｎgｓchｏｏlｐerfｏrmancetohelptoｃhｏｏsｅａｃarｅer.

C)Ｔhｅｉmpｏrtaｎｃeofbｅiｎgｇooｄatａllsubjectｓ．

Ｄ)Tｈｅｉnｄirectｖaｌueofｓchoolｗork.??27.Thｅwｒiｔeｒｔhｉnksthaｔｆｏrastudenｔtohaveaｐart-ｔｉｍejobiｓpｒoｂａbly__＿___.?A)aｗasｔeｏfｔiｍｅｔｈatcoulｄhａｖebeensｐentoｎｓtｕｄｙ?B)useｆｕｌforhisfutureｗorｋ?C）agｏｏdwaytoｅarｎexｔrａmoｎeｙ?D)agｏodｗａytofindouthisweakｐoiｎtｓ??２8.Aｃｃorｄｉngtothｅpassage,ifastｕdｅｎｔ'sｓｃｈoolrecorｄisｎotgoｏd,he_____＿．

A）willbeacoｍpleｔｅfaiｌｕreinｈｉsｆuturｅwork?B）wｉllnotbｅaｂletofindasｕitａblｅjｏb

C)willregretnothavｉngworkｅdｈaｒdeｒatｓｃhooｌ

D）ｍaydoｗellinｈｉsfutuｒewｏrｋ??2９.Whichsｕｂjectissuｐposedtoｈａveｎｏｄirecｔvalｕeforjｏthunting??A）Ｍathematics.B)English．C)TechｎicalDｒａｗing.D)Ｈisｔory．

30．Ｔhｅwｈolｅpasｓagｅｃentersｏn___＿__．?A)choosiｎgacaｒeeraccordiｎgtowhatoｎｅｉsskilｌediｎ?B)ａcquiringknowledgebyｗorｋinghaｒdatｓcｈoｏl?C)finｄiｎgone'ssｔｒonｇａndweakｐｏintｓ

D）dｅvelｏpiｎgone＇saｂiｌｉtiｅsｕｓｅfulinｓcｈooｌｗoｒk

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AｓaCａｎaｄｉanｂｉｌingｕaｌ(雙語的)ｔeacher,ＩagreethaｔｔｈeCanadiａnbiｌinguaｌschoｏlshａvebeensucｃeｓｓｆｕlinproducｉngfuｎctionalｌybilingualｓtｕdｅnts.Howeｖer,Mr．Ｗｈｅｌpton＇sｓugｇestｅdcｏｎditionthatteａｃｈｅｒsiｎtｈesｅschoolｓmustbeｆｕllyｂilingualmａyｂeuｎnecesｓary.Foreｘaｍpｌe,pｒiｍａｒｙteacheｒｓcaｎanddｏfuncｔionwiｔhaｓmallervocabularyｔｈansecondaryteａchｅrｓ.

Seｃｏnｄｌy,ｉｔｉｓdｏｕbｔfulthatｓtuｄentsｗillｕseEnglishbｅcaｕseｔhey"undersｔａnｄａｎdaｃｃeptｔｈｅobjectiｖｅoｆｍaｋｉngＥnglishthelanｇuａgeoftｈeclassroom"ｗｈiｃhisaｒatｈｅｒsterｉlemｏtive．OnereasonthatCaｎadiaｎbｉlingualpｒogramｓworkisbｅcaｕsｅofthecｏmmｉtmｅｎttoＷholeLanguageＬeａrnｉｎg,thａt(yī)ｉs,chiｌdｒenlｅarnａｌanguage,（firstorsｅcｏnd),ｂyusiｎgiｔｔotｒansｍit(播送)orｒeceiveｍeaningfulmessagｅｓｔhatarｅinterｅｓtiｎg,reaｌａndimpｏrtant.Tｈeywａｎttｏmaketｈeirｎeeｄsanddesｉresknownanｄｔouｎderｓtandthewｏrldａrｏｕndthem.Bilingualpｒogｒamｓiｎtｅgratelanｇuaｇｅandcontｅntinａnactivity-baｓeｄ，child-cenｔredmanｎersothatｔhechildismｏtｉｖａt(yī)edtoｕsetheｓeｃoｎdlanguａgeasaｔoolｔotransmitandreｃeivemessａgesrｅｌatedtｏsｏｃialaｎdａｃａｄｅmicｉntｅｒｅstｓ.

Mr．Whelpｔon'stｈirdargumentthaｔallthestudｅntsinoｎeclaｓsnｅedｔｏbeatapproxiｍateｌｙthｅsaｍeｌｅveｌofEnglishprｏficienｃy(純熟）wheｎtheyｓwitｃhtoＥngｌiｓhisunrｅalistｉｃａｎduｎｐｒofitａｂle.Hoｗdoesateaｃhergroｕpchildreｎwhohaveａhuｇeｖｏｃabｕlａrｙbutpoorgramｍaｒｓkｉlｌｓａｎdｏtherｓｗhohaｖｅcｏｒｒectgrammarbutapoorvoｃabuｌary？Ａlso,ｓｕppoｓeｔhestｕdentshaveｓimｉｌａrlangｕageａbiｌｉtｉesbuｔdifｆereｎtｌearｎingsｔyles!Henceｔhｅconceptoｆｃｏ－operativelearnｉｎg:ｓtudentswｉthamixtureofｐｅrsonａlｉtieｓ,taｌeｎtsaｎｄweakｎeｓses（amｏrerｅａｌisticreflecｔｉonoｆｌiｆe)leaｒnbetｔｅｒａstheyco-ｏperate(合作),insteadofcompete,anddｅpendoｎeａchotｈerfｏrsｕpporｔaｎdinformation.(280words)?

31.Howwoulｄｙoudｅscｒibethｅwriter'ssｔyｌｅ??Ａ)Ｔheｐaｓsaｇeiswriｔtｅｎinanacａdeｍｉｃstyle.

Ｂ)Thepａssaｇeｉswrｉtｔenｉnajournａlｉｓticｓｔyle.

C)Thepａｓsageｉswrｉtteninapersonａlstyｌe.?Ｄ)ＴhｅpａssageｉswriｔtｅnoｎthｅｂaｓiｓoｆｗｉｄｅspreaｄreseaｒｃｈintｈeareＡ）

３2.Howwouｌdｙｏｕdｅscrｉｂeｔhewrｉter'ｓaｔtitｕdeｔowardｓtｈｅCaｎａｄiａnbiliｎguaｌproｇｒammeｓ??Ａ)Balａnceｄ.B)Uｎentｈusiastｉc.C）Ｓuｐpoｒtivｅ.D)Cｒitｉcal．?

３3.Inｐaｒagraph1theｗｒitｅr____＿__＿．?A)agｒeｅscｏmplｅtelywiｔｈMr.Ｗhｅlｐton'sａｒgumeｎt

Ｂ)agreespaｒtiaｌlｙwithMｒ.Wｈｅlｐton'ｓａrgument?C)disagreesｃｏmpｌｅｔelywitｈMr.Whelｐtoｎ'sargumｅnt?D)iｓoverwhelmiｎｇlycｒiticalofMr.Whelpton'sargument?

３４．Ｉｎpａragraph2＂ｓｔeｒile"isclｏｓestinmｅaningｔo＿_______.?A)ｕninｆormａt(yī)ｉvｅB)unusuaｌC)stereｏtｙｐiｃalD)uｎiｎspiriｎg

?35．AccorｄingtothewｒｉtertｈｅCanａdiaｎbiliｎｇualproｇramｓhavebｅenasｕｃcess_＿__＿＿＿_.

Ａ）bｅcaｕseｓtudｅntｓaｃceｐｔｔheｏbjectiveｏfmaｋｉngEngｌｉsｈtｈeｌanguageｏftｈeclassｒoom

B)becａusｅsｔudｅntsstudyiｎclassroomswｈereeverybｏdyｉｓａt(yī)abouｔtｈｅsａmｅlevｅl

C)becａusethｅstudeｎtｓcanusetheiｒfiｒstlaｎguagefｒeely?Ｄ)beｃausetheyworktowaｒdsreallｉfｅgoａlｓ?Tｅｘt4

Ifsustainablｅcompetiｔiveadｖantageｄepｅｎdsonｗorkfoｒｃeskiｌls,Americａnｆiｒmshaｖeａｐｒoｂｌｅm.Human-resｏurcemanagemeｎｔｉｓｎoｔｔraｄitｉonaｌlyseenａsceｎｔralｔothecompetiｔivesuｒvivａlofthefiｒmiｎtheUniteｄStａt(yī)eｓ.Skiｌlacｑuｉｓitioｎiscｏnsidｅreｄａniｎdiｖｉdualｒeｓponsibiliｔy.Labｏｒissiｍｐlｙanotｈerfactorofｐrｏductｉｏｎtobeｈiｒeｄｒentedatthｅloweｓtpoｓsiｂlecosｔmuchasoneｂuysrawmaｔerialsorequipｍeｎｔ.?Thelackofimｐorｔanceａt(yī)tachｅdｔohｕmaｎ-rｅｓourcｅmaｎａｇemｅntcaｎbeｓｅeninｔｈeｃoｒporatｅhieraｒchy.ＩｎaｎA(yù)meｒicaｎfｉrmthechｉeffiｎancｉaｌoffｉｃerisaｌmosｔalwayssｅcｏｎdincomｍand.Theｐoｓｔofhｅaｄｏfｈuman-reｓouｒｃｅｍａｎagemeｎtiｓuｓuallyａspecｉalｉｚeｄjoｂ,ofｆａt(yī)theedgeｏftｈｅcoｒpoｒatｅhierarcｈy.ＴｈｅexｅcutivｅｗhoholdｓｉｔｉsneverｃonｓultｅdoｎmajorstrａｔegｉcdecｉsiｏｎｓａndhasnochaｎcetomoveupｔoChiefＥxecuｔｉveOfｆicer(ＣEO).Bywayofconｔraｓt,iｎJaｐantheheadofｈumaｎrｅｓourceｍanａgｅmentiscentraluｓuaｌｌytｈｅsｅcoｎｄｍoｓtｉmportant，afteｒｔheCEO,intｈefiｒｍ'shiｅｒａrchｙ.?WｈiｌeAmeｒicanfirmsｏｆtｅnhａvｅtheｖaｓtａmｏuｎtsspentoｎｔｒainｉngthｅirworｋfｏｒｃes,inｆact，theyｉｎvesｔleｓsintheskilｌsｏftheirｅｍｐloｙeesｔhandoｅiｔherＪapaneseorGermanfirms．Ｔhemoneｙtheyｄoinvestisａlｓomorehighlｙconceｎtrａｔedｏnｐrofｅssionａlandmanagerｉaｌｅmｐｌｏyeｅｓ.Anｄtheｌiｍitｅdinveｓtｍeｎtsthａt(yī)aｒemadeintrainingｗorｋｅrｓarｅａlsｏｍｕchmｏreｎaｒroｗlｙfocｕsedonthｅspｅcifｉcskｉｌｌsnecessarytodotheｎeｘtｊｏbratherthanonthｅｂaｓｉcｂackgrouｎdskiｌlsthatmakeitpossibｌetoａｂsorbnewtechnologiｅs．?Aｓａresult，problｅmsemergeｗhｅnneｗbｒｅａkthrｏughtechnoｌogiesarrｉvｅ.IfAmeｒicanworkeｒs,ｆｏrexamｐle,takemucｈlｏｎgeｒtｏlearｎｈowtooperaｔenewｆｌeｘiblｅmanuｆａcturｉｎｇstatiｏnsｔｈanworkｅrsｉnＧermaｎy(asthｅyｄo).theｅffectivecosｔoftｈosestａt(yī)iｏnsiｓloweｒiｎGeｒmanytｈａｎitisｉntheUnitedStateｓ.Moｒetｉmeisrequiredbeforeequipmentisuｐandｒuｎninｇatｃａｐaｃiｔy,andtheneedforeｘtenｓiveretrａｉningｇeneｒaｔｅscｏｓtsandｃreatesboｔtlｅｎecksthaｔliｍittｈesｐeedwｉthｗhichｎｅweqｕipmｅnｔcanbeemplｏyed.Theresuｌtiｓaslｏweｒpａceoftｅcｈnologicａlcｈange.Ａndiｎtｈeendthｅsｋillsｏfｔhｅｂottomｈaｌfｏｆtheｐopulationaffectthewａgesofthetophaｌf.Iｆtｈeｂottomhａlfｃan'tｅfｆｅcｔiｖｅlystafftｈepｒocｅsｓestｈatｈavetobeopeｒaｔｅd,ｔｈemａｎaｇementanｄｐroｆessionaｌjobｓthatgｏwiｔhthｅseｐrocesseswｉlldiｓａpｐeａｒ.?36．WhicｈoｆthefollowiｎgａppliestｏthemaｎａgemｅntofhｕmaｎｒesourcｅｓｉｎＡmericancｏmpaｎies??A)Tｈeyhiｒｅpeopleatthｅlowestcoｓｔｒｅgardlｅｓsｏftheｉrskilｌs．?B)Thｅyseｅtheｇａininｇofskilｌsａｓｔｈeiremplｏyｅｅs’ｏwｎbｕｓinｅss．?C)Ｔheyａt(yī)tachmｏreimpｏrtanｃeｔowoｒkeｒsthａntoeqｕipment.

D）Theｙoｎlyhiredskilledwｏrkersbecａuseｏfkeencｏmpetition.

３7.Whatisthｅpositionofｔheｈｅadofhumanrｅsouｒｃemanａgemenｔ??Ａ)Hｅisoneｏfｔｈeｍｏstimpｏrｔantｅxecutｉvesｉntｈｅfｉrm.?B）Hiｓpostisliｋelｙtoｄisappeａrwheｎnｅwtechnologiesarｅintroduced.?C)Ｈeisdireｃtlyｕｎderthechｉｅffiｎaｎcｉaleｘecutivｅ.

Ｄ)Hehasnoｓayinｍａｋingｉmportaｎtｄｅｃisｉoｎsintheｆｉrｍ．?3８．ＴhemｏneymoｓtＡｍeｒicａnｆｉrmsputｉntrainｉnｇmaｉｎlyｇoｅstｏ__＿_____.

A)wｏｒkerｓwhocaｎｏpeｒａt(yī)eｎeweｑuipment

B）tecｈｎｏlｏgiｃalandｍaｎａgeｒialstａff?C)worｋerswｈolａckbａsｉcgrｏundskills?D)tｏｐexｅcutｉves

39.Wｈat'ｓｔhｅmainｉdeａofthepassagｅ？?Ａ)AmericaｎfｉrmｓａrediｆｆeｒeｎtfromJａpａｎeｓeandＧｅrmaｎfirmｓinhｕman-resourcemanaｇement.

B）Exteｎｓivｅretrainiｎgisinｄispeｎsaｂletoeffeｃtiｖｅhumanrｅｓoｕrcemaｎagemｅnt.?C)Ｔheheａdofｈumaｎresoｕrcemanagementmustbeiｎthecentｒalｐosiｔｉoninafirm'shｉｅrａrchy.

Ｄ)ThehumanreｓoｕｒcemａnaｇementｓtrategｉesoｆAmericａｎfｉrmswillaｆfeｃtｔheｉｒcoｍpetitｉvecａpacitｙ.?40.Accordｉngtｏtheｐassａge,thｅdecisivefａctｏriｎmainｔａiｎingａｆirm＇scompetiｔiveadvantageｉs_______＿＿__．

A)tｈeintｒｏductionｏfneｗtechｎｏloｇiｅs?B）tｈeimpｒovemeｎtofwｏrkers'skｉlls?C)thｅrationalcｏmpositionoｆprofｅssioｎａlandｍanaｇeｒialemployｅｅs?Ｄ)ｔheattachmenｔofimpｏｒtancetotｈebottoｍｈaｌfoftｈeeｍployees

ＩII.VocabularｙandSｔｒucture(１5points)?Diｒectionｓ:Chooｓetｈｅｂeｓｔoｎetｏcompleｔeeachsｅｎｔencｅ.

４1.Iｍｕchｐrefｅｒfacｔualbｏokssuchａsｂioｇraphiｅsｔo＿＿___＿_ofａｎyｋind.?A）imaginａt(yī)ionB)nａrratioｎC)fictioｎD)rｏmantｉcs

４2.Thestoｒｍdeｌaｙedus.＿______thestｏrｍweｗoｕldｈavebeeninｔｉmｅ.

A)ButfｏrB）IfｉtwｅrenoｔC)WithＤ）Unｌess

４3．Ｓhakinghaｎｄｓisa____＿_wayofgreetｉng.

A)conventｉoｎalＢ）coｎdｉtｉonaｌC）originａlD)ｃonversational

44.Tｈetestｒeｓulｔsａｒｅnotｖery___＿_＿_．Hｅdoｅswｅlloneweekandbadｌyｔhenext.?A）ｃｏnｓeｑuentB)conｓistentC)cｏｎtinuｏusD)ｃｏnvincｅ

45.Ｗebeｌievetｈａt(yī)thesｅiｌｌusｔｒaｔiｏnｓwiｌl＿____somelightonthepｏｉntbeiｎgdiｓcｕssed.?A)shｏwB)shｉｎeＣ)sheｄD）tｈrｉve?４6.Tｈｅｒｅwａsa＿___＿_＿___gｒoｗthｏftheliｇhｔiｎdｕｓｔriesdｕringｔｈｅlａsttweｎｔiesyｅａrｓ.

A)consideｒateＢ）consｉｄeriｎgC）coｎsiｄerableＤ)consideｒeｄ?４7.Ｗemusｔｒeｖiseourｐｌan_＿＿___tｈelightｏfthesechaｎges．?A）ｆorB)iｎC)onD）ｗiｔｈ?48.Ｔheｎeｘtbｉｇ_＿___＿_ｃｏnfrontingthewｏｒｋeｒsisthequeｓｔionsｏｆwages.

A)ｉsｓｕeB）ｓtuffＣ)questioｎD)mａt(yī)tｅr

49.Ikｎoｗnothｉngabｏutｔhｅａccidｅｎt______ithappeｎｅｄｓomewhereneａrthehｉghｗaｙ.

Ａ）ａparｔfromB)exceptforC)ｂesｉdesD)eｘｃeptthat

50.TｈeAmeｒicansstilｌhavesｅveralmiｌitary_＿___＿onｔheislａnｄ.

A)ｉnstallmenｔｓB)insｔalｌC)insｔallatiｏnｓiteＤ)ｉnstallatioｎｓ

51.Manyｄｉsａgrｅementshaｖe___＿__＿whｅｎｉtｃametｏthｅｓhａrｉｎｇofthｅiｒfather’sｅstates.?Ａ)risenB)arｉｓenC）ｒaiｓedD)arrｉved

52．Ｗhentheygｏｔreａｄｙ，ｔhｅenemyplaneflｅwoutｏｆtｈe_＿___＿ｏｆtｈｅirｇuns.

Ａ)ｆiｅldＢ)liｍitC)ｅxtentＤ)raｎge?５3．TheUniteｄＫｉngｄoｍ__＿_____Ｅngｌａｎｄ,Wales,ＳcotlaｎdaｎdNorｔhernIreland.?A)constｉｔutesB)coｍprisesC)ｃomｐoｓｅsD）cｏnsｉsts

54.Allthekeywｏｒdsinｔhearticlｅaｒeｐriｎtedｉn________＿ｔypesoastoattraｃｔreａｄerｓ'attentｉon.?Ａ)daｒｋＢ)dｅnseC)ｂlａckD）bold?５5.Onｃｅyｏｕhaｖｅｍadeyoｕｒbookiｎｇａｎdpaida__＿＿＿＿_＿，thenthｅcostofyourhoｌiｄａｙcaｎnｏtbechanged.?A)dｅpositＢ）ｓavｉｎgC)fundD）ｌoａn

５6.Idon'tliｋethenoiseoftｈｉsａirｃｏnditioｎeｒ，ｂutＩ'velearnedto＿___＿__iｔ.

A)ｓtaywｉthＢ)staｎｄｗithC)goｗｉｔhＤ)liｖewiｔｈ

57．Wetruｓttｈａｔyｏuwｉlｌgivespｅcialcａretｏthｅpaｃkｉｎｇofthegoｏds＿_____ｔｈｅyｓhoｕldbeｄaｍagedintｒａnsit（運送）．?A)sｏthatB)ｌestＣ)ifD)uｎless?58.Iｎpreｐａｒingscieｎｔｉfiｃrｅｐortsｏfｌaborａt(yī)ｏryeｘperimenｔs,ａｓtuｄeｎｔsｈoｕld＿_＿＿_＿_ｈｉsfｉｎdingsinｌｏgｉｃｏｒderaｎdｃｌearlａnguagｅ．

Ａ)ｆurnishB）pｒｏｐoｓｅC）raｉseD)preseｎt

５9．Myｆaｔｈeｒaｌwayswaｒｎsmenｏttoiｎterferｅ＿_____ｍattersthatdon’tｃonｃernme.?A)witｈB）inC)ｏｎＤ)ａｂout

60.Eｘtｅnｓivｅreｐorｔiｎgontｅｌevisionhａsｈelpedto_______intereｓｔｉnａｗiｄevａrietyofｓｐortsaｎｄａcｔiｖitieｓ.?Ａ）gａt(yī)herB)ｇenerateＣ）assemｂｌeＤ）yield?6１.Thｅcｈildreｎaredoinｇａllkinｄsoftｈｉngstowｉｎｔhｅ_＿_＿＿oｆｔheirpareｎts.?A.eｆfecｔB)aｆｆeｃtｉonC)ａfｆectＤ）afｆｅｃｔaｔion?62.Wesｐentalｌdａytｒyingｔo＿＿＿___ｏurnewbookshelveｓｗｉthａscrｅwdriｖeｒ.

A.rｅsembleＢ）decｏrateＣ)ａsｓeｍｂlｅD)tranｓｆｅr

63.Hｅmｉｇhtaｒriveontime,but＿__＿_ａrehｅｗiｌlbｅlateagaiｎ.

A)poｓsｉbiliｔiesB)ｐrｏspectsＣ）proｂabｉlitiesＤ)cｈａnces

64．He_＿___fromｎewspaｐerworktodｅvｏｔｅhｉsｆulｌtｉmetowrｉting.

A)aｂandｏnedB)quitC)ｗｉthdrewD)ｒeｖerｓed

65．Thｅworkisnｏｔveｒyprｏfiｔablｅ_＿＿___ｍoneｙ,buｔIamｇｅttiｎgvaluabｌeexpｅriencｅfrｏｍit.

A)iｎlinewitｈB)iｎrｅgaｒdｗith

Ｃ)bymeansｏfD)intermsof

66.Toiｍｐrｅssafutureｅmployer,oneｓhｏuldｄrｅssnｅatlｙ,be___＿＿__,anｄdispｌayiｎterｅstinthejob.

A)timeｌyB)ｓwiｆtC)insｔａntD)puｎcｔual?６７.Ｍaｎynovelsthatatteｍpttomirrortheｗorｌdａrｅreallｙ＿______＿oｆｔherｅalｉtyｔhattheyreｐresｅnｔ．

A)rｅｆlectionｓＢ)deｍonｓtraｔionｓＣ)iｌlｕminaｔionsD)ｒeｐroduｃtions

68.Ｔhouｇhherpaｒｅntｓ_____hｅrmusiｃalaｂｉliｔｙ，Jeｎnifeｒ'spiａnｏpｌａyingisreａllytｅrrｉble.

A)pｏurｓcornｏnＢ)heapｐraisｅuｐoｎC)ｇｉvｅvｅｎttoＤ)castlｉｇｈtupｏn?69.Ｅａｔｉngｔoｏmuｃhｆaｔcaｎ___＿__heaｒtdisｅaseａｎｄcausｅhighbloodpｒｅssure．?A）ａt(yī)tｒibutetｏＢ)attendtｏC)contribuｔeｔoD)dｅvoteto

70.Ｔｈｅtrｅmenｄousexｐenseoffulｌｐrｏtectioｎofeｎdanｇｅrｅdanimals_＿_____ｔhefinanｃesoｆtｈeAfｒicancountrieswhicharefａrfromrichａnｄdeveloped.

A)sｔrｅtchesＢ)ｒestｒａｉnsC)ｓcraｔchｅsD）strａinｓ??IＩ.Ｃlozｅ(2０ｐoiｎts）?Ｄｉrectioｎｓ:ReａdｔheｆｏlｌowingpassagecarefulｌyandchoｏｓethｅcorrectＯNＥfｒoｍthefoｕrcｈoicｅsgivenｔoｆilｌiｎeachbｌａnk．(２0pｏints)

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