基礎英語復習題

第頁廈門大學網(wǎng)絡教育2012-2013學年第二學期《基礎英語1》課程復習題一、閱讀理解PassageOneTedSchredddoesn’tlikecars.Heexpectspeopletostopdrivingbecausecarsmaketheairdirty.Tedhadanidea.Hesaid,“I’mgoingtocyclearoundNorthAmerica.Iwanttoshoweveryonethatcyclingisafunwaytogetaround.Ifmorepeopleridebikes,theairwillbecleaner.”Helefthishometownwith$160inhispocket.WhenhegottoSanDiego,hemetanothercyclist.ThecyclistinvitedTedtospeakatabigmeetingabouttheenvironment.Hesaid,“We’llpayyourairfaretoTexasandwe’llpayyoutotalkaboutyourcyclingtrip.”Twohourslater,Tedwasonaplanetotheenvironmentconferenceandtoabigsurprise!Whilehewasattheconference,hemetDeanna.Itwasloveatfirstsight!Theytalkedforsixhoursstraight.Thenextday,TedcalledDeannaandaskedhertofinishthetripwithhim.Deannasaidyes,soldeverythinginherapartment,gavehernoticeatwork,andwasontheroadwithTed20dayslater!“Itwasdifficultatfirst,”saidDeanna.“Tedgotupat6:00a.m.,butIwantedtosleepuntilnoon.”Afterafewdays,theystartedhavingfun.AstheycycledfromFloridatoMontrealandthenbacktoVancouver,everydaywasanadventure.Peoplepaidfortheirfoodinrestaurantsandgavethemextramoney.Somepeoplegavethem$50or$100.Theysleptinpeople’sbackyardsanddrankbeerwithmotorcyclegangs.OntheirwaybacktoVancouver,theystoppedinEdmontontovisitTed’sralatives.Duringthestopover,theygotmarried.Peopletieda“JustMarried”signandtincanstothebacksoftheirbikes.Theynowwanttowriteabookabouttheirtrip.“Wewantpeopletoknowthatyoucanbeanenvironmentalistandstillhavefun,”Schreddsaid.1.TedSchreddwentcyclingbecause__D_____.A.helovedadventureB.cyclingwasalotoffunC.hewantedtofindhimselfawifeD.hesupportedenvironmentalprotection2.Tedgotpaidfor____A___.A.givingatalkabouthiscyclingtripB.cyclingthroughNorthAmericaC.travelingaroundNorthAmericabyairD.attendingconferenceoncycling3.The“bigsurprise”hehadattheconferencewasthat__B____.A.hemetanothercyclistwhowantedtojoinhimB.hefellinlovewithagirlthereC.hegavealongtalklsting6hoursD.hehadalotoffuntalkingabouthiscyclingtrip4.Accordingtothepassage,Deanna__A___.A.quitherjobtojoinTedonhistripB.soldallherpossessionstopayforTed’stripC.wasfiredbyheremployerfornotgettingtoworkD.askedforalongleavefromworktojoinTedinhistrip5.Duringthetrip,TedandDeanna____D___.A.foundithardtogetupearlyB.wereattackedbymotorcyclegangsC.didnothavetopayfortheirmealsinrestaurantsD.decidedtogetmarriedPassageTwoEveryday,inallkindsofweather,manythousandsofmenandwomenrunveryslowlyforlongdistances.Thisslowrunningiscalledjogging.Whyhasjoggingbecomesopopular?Mostjoggersbeginbecausetheyhearthatitisverygoodexercise.Joggingmakestheheartstrongerandhelpspeopleloseweight.Itcanalsohelpthemfeelbetteraboutthemselves.Howfastshouldyougoifyoutakejoggingexercise?Jogwithafriendandtalktoeachotherasyourun.Ifyouhavedifficultytalking,youaregoingtoofast.Howfarshouldyoujog?Remembernottogotoofartoosoon.Infact,youshouldwalk,notrun,thefirstfewtimes.Thendosomeshortjogs,butnomorethanwhatyoucandocomfortably.Afterthat,increaseyourdistanceaquarterorhalfmileeverytwoweeksorso.Maybeinafewyears,youtoocanruninaMarathon.Thousandsofpeopledo.6.Whatisjoggingaccordingtothispassage?A.Slowrunningforlongdistances.B.Slowrunningforshortdistances.C.Fastrunningforshortdistances.D.Fastrunningforlongdistances.7.Whichofthefollowingisnottrueaboutjoggingaccordingtothispassage?A.Ithelpsstrengthenyourheart.B.Ithelpsincreaseyourweight.C.Itmakesyoufeelbetteraboutyourselves.D.Ithasbecomeverypopularamongthepeople.8.Howfastshouldyoujogaccordingtothispassage?A.Youshouldrunasifyouweretakingawalk.B.Youshouldtalktoyourfriendandlethimtellyouhowfastyoushouldrun.C.Youshouldrunataspeedthatyoudonotfeeldifficulttalkingwithfriends.D.Ifyoufeelcomfortable,justrunasfastasyoucan.9.Whatistheproperwaytostartjoggingexercise?A.Youshouldwalkatthebeginningstage.B.Youshouldrunforashortdistanceatfirst.C.Youshouldwalkthefirsttwoorthreeweeksandthenpracticerunning.D.Youshouldtalktoyourfriendsandaskfortheiradvicefirst.10.Howshouldyouincreaseyourjoggingdistance?A.Youshouldincreasehalfamileeverytwoweeks.B.Youshouldincreaseaquarterofmileeverytwoorfourweeks.C.Youshouldincreaseaquarterorhalfmileeverytwoweeksorso.D.Youshouldincreaseaquarterorhalfmileeverythreeweeksorso.PassageThreeTheU.S.boughtAlaskafromRussiaabout100yearsago.TheU.S.paidlessthantwocentsanacre.OneAlaskaislandisonlytwomilesfromaRussianisland.TheneareststateisWashington,500milesaway.AlaskaismorethantwiceasbigasTexas.Ithasmanydifferentkindsofweather.AroundFairbanksthetemperaturehasgoneaslowas70belowzeroFahrenheit.Ithasalsogoneashighas100abovezeroFahrenheit.Alaskahasalongercoastlinethanalltheotherstatestogether.Theoceanwaterisfullofsealife.Alaska’sfishcatchisoneofthebiggestofallthestates.MostofAlaska’slandisstillownedbytheU.S.governmentnotbypeopleorbusinesses.Alaskaisthebiggeststate,butithasthefewestpeople.Townsarefarapart.Longroadscostalottobuildinsuchwildcountry.Sotherearen’tverymanyroads.Manypeopleuseplanestotravelinthestate.Otherstravelinboatsalongthecoast.Riversfreezeinwinter,butboatstravelonthemaftertheicemelts.11.WhatpricedidtheUnitedStatespaytobuyAlaskafromRussia?BA.Ahigherprice.B.Alowprice.C.Areasonableprice.D.Nothing.12.WhatkindofweatherdoesonefindnAlaska?DA.Hot.B.Cold.C.Rainy.D.Variouskindsofweather.13.WhoownsmostofthelandinAlaska?AA.TheU.S.government.B.Bigcompanies.C.Richpeope.D.Fishermen.14.WhydomanypeopleuseplanesorboatstotravelIthestate?AA.Therearenotmanyroads.B.Veryfewpeopleowncars.C.It’sfuntotravelthisway.D.It’smorecomfortabletotravelthisway.15.Whatisthebesttitleforthispassage?DA.Alaska,aBeautifulPlaceforVisitorsB.TravelintheBiggestStateC.HowAlaskaBecameanAmericanD.ABriefIntroductiontoAlaskaPassageFourTousitseemssonaturaltoputupanumbrellatokeepthewateroffwhenitrains.Butactuallytheumbrellawasnotinventedasprotectionagainstrain.Itsfirstusewasasashadeagainstthesun!Nobadyknowswhofirstinventedit,buttheumbrellawasusedinveryancienttimes.ProbablythefirsttouseitweretheChinese,waybackintheeleventhcentureyB.C.WeknowthattheumbrellawasusedinancientEgyptandBabylonasasunshade.Andtherewasastrangethingconnectedwithitsuse;itbecameasymbolofhonorandauthority.IntheFarEastinancienttimes,theumbrellawasallowedtobeusedonlybyroyaltyorbythoseinhighoffice.InEurope,theGreekswerethefirsttousetheumbrellaasasunshade.AndtheumbrellawasincommonuseinancientGreece.ButitisbelievedthatthefirstpersonsinEuropetousetheumbrellaasprotectionagainsttherainweretheancientRomans.DuringtheMiddleAges,theuseoftheumbrellapracticallydisappeared.ThenitappearedagaininItalyinthelatesixteenthcentury.Andagainitwasconsideredasymbolofpowerandauthority.By1680,theumbrellaappearedinFrance,andlateroninEngland.Bytheeighteenthcentury,theumbrellawasusedagainstrainthroughoutmostofEurope.Umbrellashavenotchangedmuchinstyleduringallthistime,thoughtheyhavebecomemuchlighterinweight.Itwasn’tuntilthetwentiethcenturythatwomen’sumbrellasbegantobemade,inawholevarietyofcolours.16.Accordingtothispassage,theumbrellawasprobablyfirstinvented___A___.A.inancientChinaB.inancientEgyptC.inancientGreeceD.inancientRome17.Whichofthefollowingstatementsisnottrueabouttheumbrella?CA.Nooneexactlyknowswhowastheinventoroftheumbrella.B.Theumbrellawasfirstinventedtobeusedasprotectionagainstthesun.C.Theumbrellachangedmuchinstyleintheeighteenthcentury.D.InEurope,theGreekswerethefirsttousetheumbrella18.Astrangefeatureoftheumbrella’suseisthatitwasusedas__C___.A.protectionagainstrainB.ashadeagainstthesunC.asymbolofhonourandpowerD.women’sdecoration19.InEurope,theumbrellawasfirstusedagainsttherain_C____.A.duringtheMiddleAgesB.bytheeighteenthcenturyC.inRomeD.inGreece20.Thispassagetalksmainlyabout_D___.A.whenandhowtheumbrellawasinventedB.whytheumbrellawassopopularinEuropeC.thedevelopmentoftheumbrellaD.thehistoryanduseoftheumbrellaPassageFiveInmostlargecities,itisimpossibletobeservedamealatanyhourofthedayandnight.ManyrestaurantscloseonSunday.CheckthetelephonebookforthelocationsandhoursofrestaurantsthatareopenonSundaysorlateatnight.Ifyouareoutsideamajorcity,itmaybedifficulttofindaneatingplacethatwillservedinnerafter8:30p.m.,althoughcoffeeshopsanddrugstoresareusuallyopenlate.SomeplacesofferSunday“brunch”,whichisacombinationofbreakfastandlunch,servedatabout11:30ornoon,forlateSundaysleepers.Inprivatehomes,eatingtimesvaryconsiderably.Incities,themainmealisusuallyservedintheevening,atabout7:00or7:30p.m..ManypeoplewhoworkinlargecitiessuchasNewYorkorWashington,forexample,liveanhourormorefromtheiroffice.Ingeneral,however,Americansdinerelativelyearly;6:30p.m.isquitecommonfordinner.Onfarms,however,themainmealmaybeservedatnoon,probablybecausepeoplewholiveonfarmbegintheirdaysomuchearlierthanthosewholiveincities.21.WherecanyoufindinformationaboutrestaurantsthatareopenonSundays?A.Innewspapers. B.Inthetelephonebook.C.Atdrugstores. D.OvertheradioonSundays.22.Outsideabigcity,whatkindofshopsareusuallyopenlate?A.Bigrestaurants. B.Coffeeshops.C.Departmentstores. D.Manyeatingplaces.23.Whatdoestheword“brunch”mean?A.Anearlybreakfast. B.Anexpensivemealatnoon.C.Aspecialdinnerforlatesleepers. D.Acombinationofbreakfastandlunch.24.Ingeneral,whattimeiscommonforAmericanstohavedinner?A.6:30p.m. B.7:00p.m. C.7:30p.m. D.8:30p.m.25.Whenmaythemainmealbeservedonfarms?A.Earlyinthemorning. B.Inthelateafternoon.C.Atnoon. 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A.givenB.rewardedC.sentD.reminded18.Hehas_B____hislesson__B__thefailureandwon’trepeatthemistake.A.learned…ofB.learned…fromC.learned…aboutD.learned…by19.Wearyour____A__dressandyouwilllooksmarter.A.newwhitecottonB.whitenewcottonC.cottonwhitenewD.whitecottonnew20.Whenhewentout,hewouldwearsunglasses___A_nobodywouldrecognizehim.A.sothatB.asthoughC.nowthatD.asfor21.IhadabadcoldlastMonday,andsoI___D__inbedallday.A.waslyingB.lieC.liedD.lay22.He_A___intotheofficebuildingwhenthefirebellrang.A.wasgoingB.goesC.hasgoneD.went23.Itisa__B___thattheyounglookaftertheoldintheirfamily.A.wayB.traditionC.meansD.function24.Idon’tunderstandwhyyoukeep__D_____thesamemistake!A.tobemadeB.makeC.tomakeD.making25.Withtheintroductionofthecomputer,librariestodayarequitedifferentfrom___C__theywereinthepast.A.thatB.whichC.whatD.when26.TheCityofLondon,___A__repeatedlyin1940and1941,lostmanyofitsfamouschurches.A.bombedB.bombingC.tobombD.bomb27.TheEnglishtesthasbeenputoff___D__nextFriday.A.toB.inC.onD.till28.ToknowaboutBritainandtheBritishpeople,hemademanysocial____A__whilehewasstudyinginthatcountry.A.contactsB.compactsC.contractsD.concerns29.IwanttolearnmoreabouttheAmericanpoliticalsystem,butIdon’tknowwheretogetthe__C___.A.situationB.conversationC.informationD.explanation30.IthoughtthemovieIndependenceDaywasreally__B___.A.boredB.boringC.boresD.bore31.Mr.Smith____B_bymanystudents___B__oneofthebestlecturersintheFacultyofEducation.A.isregarded…forB.isregarded…asC.isreferred…asD.isreferred…with32.Afundwillbe___C___forthedeadmen'sfamilies.A.setoffB.setbesideC.setupD.setdown33.Mycar__C___soIhadtocomebybus.A.felldownB.felloverC.brokedownD.brokeup34.Thepolicemandidn’t_A____withus;hejusttolduswhattodo.A.argueB.describeC.explainD.offer35.Whatmeasureshavebeen__D___tocontrolthecrowdatthefootballmatch?A.doneB.madeC.givenD.taken36.Hewon’tlikeitifyoutryto__A__withhisplan.A.interfereB.interruptC.interveneD.influence37.Nooneknowshowthehugerocks__C__and__C___withoutourmodernmachineseighthundredyearsago.A.arecut,moved

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