自考英語(yǔ)(二)歷年真題語(yǔ)法總結(jié)

自考英語(yǔ)（二）歷年真題語(yǔ)法總結(jié)

一、歷年習(xí)題按語(yǔ)法總結(jié)

1.動(dòng)詞

------謂語(yǔ)動(dòng)詞的時(shí)態(tài)和語(yǔ)態(tài)，非謂語(yǔ)動(dòng)詞，虛擬語(yǔ)氣

1.Lotsofemptybeerbottleswerefoundundertheyoungman's

bed；heheavily.

A.musthavedrunkB.mustdrinkC.shoulddrinkD.hadtodrink

2.home,shefoundthatshehadleftthekeyatthe

office.

A.TohavearrivedB.ToarriveC.WhilearrivingD.Arriving

3.Indecidingacourseofaction,thecandidatestriedto

estimateitslikelyimpactonthevoters.

A.whattopursueB.whichtopursueC.whethertopursueD.ifto

pursue

4.,theybegantogetdowntobusiness.

A.TheholidaysareoverB.Theholidayswereover

C.TheholidaysbeingoverD.Theholidayshadbeenover

5.nothingtosay,theboyshiedwayfromthecrowd.

A.HaveB.HavingC.HadD.Havingbeing

6.Theyoungdoctorcouldnotsleepatnight,theworseningcondition

ofapatienthim.

A.disturbingB.disturbedC.beingdisturbedD.todisturb

7.Shouldshecometomorrow,!takehertothe

museum.

A.canB.willC.wouldD.must

8.Ifweeverythingreadybynow,weshouldbehaving

aterribletimetomorrow.

A.hadn'tgotB.didn'tgetC.wouldn'thavegotD.wouldn'tget

9.foryourhelp,Iwouldnothaveovercomethe

psychologicalpressuresandtensions.

A.NotbeenB.WithoutbeingC.HaditnotbeenD.Nothavingbeen

lO.Would'tyouratheryourchildsuccessfulwithhis

studyandwonthescholarship?

A.becameB.becomeC.wouldbecomeD.becomes

1l.Youneedn'thimaboutthissincehecouldfindout

forhimself.

A.tellB.betellingC.havetoldD.havetotell

12.Ifyoumyadvice,youwouldn'tbeinsuchtroublenow.

A.tookB.takesC.hastakenD.hadtaken

13.Themeeting,welefttheroomquicklyfordinner.

A.overB.wasoverC.isoverD.beenover

14.Allthemoney‘Frederickstartedlookingforwork.

A.havingspentB.hasbeenspentC.havingbeenspentD.hadbeen

spent

15.histalkwhenMaryranoutofthelecturehall.

A.HardlyhadbebegunB.Hardlyhehadbegun

C.HardlyhehasbegunD.Hehardlyhadbegun

16.Muchofthecarbonintheearth(come)fromthings

thatoncelived.

17.Chinaisnotwhatshe(use)tobe.

18.Inthepasttwodecades,research(expand)our

knowledgeaboutsleepanddreams.

19.Televisionadsusually(repeat)overand

overagain.

20.Someproverbs(be)inthelanguagefor1,000years,for

example,Afriendinneedisafriendindeed.

21.Thenationsthatactively(involve)in

earthquakepredictionprogramsincludeJapan,China,Russia,andthe

UnitedStates.

22.1n1991,aftertheGulfWar,Bush'sapprovalratingreached91

percent,thehighestlevelrecordedsincepolling(begin)inthe

1930s.

23.Seeingviolenceontelevisionorreadingaboutitinthe

newspaperseveryday(make)ustoleratecrimemorethanwe

should.

24.A11theworriestheymighthavefeltforhim(drive)

offbythesightofhischeerfulface.

25.Littledidtheyrealizethatthey(make)animportant

discoveryinscience.

26.Somepeoplethinkrelationsbetweenpeople(deteriorate)

somuchthatunderstandingandfriendshiparealmostimpossible.

27.Let'shurryup.She(must,wait)forus.

28.Nearlyaweekpassedbeforethegirlwasabletoexplainwhat

(happen)toher.

29.Manyawriterofnewspaperarticles(turn)to

writingnovelsduringthepastdecade.

30.There(estimate)tobemorethan20,000overseas

domesticservantsworkinginBritainin1995.

31.Sofar,Irving(live)inNewYorkCityforten

years.

32.Thepatient(send)toanotherhospitalbeforewegot

there.

33.Coffeedelaysthebodyclockinthemorning,and

(advance)itatnight.

34.Cancerresearch(make)allovertheworldinthe

pasttwentyyears.

35.Therewasamistakeonmypaycheck.I(receive)

lOmore.

36.Thesecondhalfofthenineteenthcentury(witness)

thefirstextendedtranslationintoEnglishofthewritingsofEliphasLevi.

37.Onceharm(do)totheenvironment,ittakesyearsto

havethesystemrecovered.

38.Thisproject(accomplish)bytheendof2006will

greatlyimprovethebasicfacilityofthecity.

39.Investigationsintothecauseoftheshipwreckshowthattheship

(sink)themomentithittherock.

40.Ifthatsoundslikefar-fetchedfantasy.considertheseinteresting

findingsthat(emerge)fromeightyearsofsleepanddream

researchattheVAHospital.

41.Agreatnumberofthebody'sevents(schedule)to

occuratacertaintimeofday.

42.Itisthesemessagesthat(form)thebasisofthe

child'sself-esteem.

43.Withallthisdone,I(free)fromalltroublesand

responsibilities.

44.Ifyoucannotunderstand,ask:"Wouldyoumind

(rephrase)thequestion,please?"

45.Manypreschoolteachersdonotliketohavecommerciallymake

toyweapons(bring)intotheclassroom.

46.Robots,alreadytakingoverhumantasksintheautomotive

field,arebeginning(see)inotherindustriesaswell.

47.Letusconsidertheearthasaplanet(revolve)round

sun.

48.Amancannotbereallyhappyifwhatheenjoys

(do)isignoredbysocietyasofnovalueorimportance.

49.Anyone(want)tounderstandtheindustryofthefuture

willhavetoknowaboutrobotics.

50.ltisawell-knowfactthatapersonwillmoveinacirclewhenhe

cannotusehiseyes(control)hisdirection.

51.Asresearchtechniquesbecomemoreadvanced,thenumberof

animals(use)inexperimentsmaydecrease.

52.Robots,(become)increasinglyprevalentin

factoriesandindustrialplantsthroughoutthedevelopedworld,are

programmedandengineeredtoperformindustrialtaskswithouthuman

intervention.

53.Theywereoftencompelled(work)twelveor

fourteenhoursaday.

54.lthasbeenprovedthattheirbestideasseem(occur)

whentheywererelaxing.

55.Herbody,withhandsandfeet(bind),wasdiscovered

byatravelerearlyinthemorning.

56.Anyone(want)toliveinthenewcenturywillhave

toknowaboutthecomputer.

57.lthasbeenprovedthatsomepeople'sbestideasseem

(occur)whentheyarerelaxinganddaydreaming.

58.Theymayhavetheirpassports(remove),making

leavingor"escaping"actuallyimpossible.

59.Thispoem,if(translate)wordforwordinto

Chinese,willmakenosense.

60.Robots,alreadytakingoverhumantasksintheautomotive

field,arebeginning(see),althoughtoalesserdegree,in

otherindustriesaswell.

61.Anyone(want)tounderstandtheindustryofthe

futurewillhavetoknowaboutIT(informationtechnology).

62.(tell)thatsomeguestwerecoming,sheshoppedall

morninginthesupermarket.

63.ltissaidtheconferenceis(hold)inthishallnext

month.

64.Asresearchtechniquesbecomemoreadvanced,thenumberof

animalsusedinexperimentsmaydecrease,butstopping

(test)onanimalsaltogetherisalongwayaway.

65.Alife(live)withoutfantasyanddaydreamingisa

reallypoorlifeindeed.

66.When(present)withacommoncase,salesmanagerstend

toseesalesproblemsandproductionmanagersseeproductionproblems.

67.Wouldyoumind(rephrase)thequestion,please.

68.Theyusedto(work)twelveorfourteenhoursadayatthat

time.

69.Anorganizationisagroupofpeople,andadecision_(make)

todaymayhaveconsequencesfarintothefuture.

70.Formanagers,everydecisionhasconstraints(base)on

policies,proceduresandlaws.

71.AsI'llbeawayforayear,I'dappreciate(hear)fromyou

nowandthen.

72.Whatdevelopedwasamusicreadily(take)onvarious

formsandcapableofanalmostlimitlessrangeofexpression.

73.Manyothernewtechniquesareavailablethatenablemore

research(do)inthetesttube.

74.(not,get)enoughhands,shehadgreatdifficultyin

accomplishingthetask.

75.AFilipinomaidwasexecutedinSingaporeafter(convict)

ofmurder.

76.Withapplesat25centsapound,wecouldn'tresist(take)

fourpounds.

77.When(give)thechance,itisquitepossibleforhimto

fulfillthetaskwithintendays.

78.Tilbeonlytoopleased(help)outthosewhoarein

difficulty.

79.Televisionisanothermajorinstrumentofcommunication,

(permit)ustoseeaswellastoheartheperformer.

80.Thereareseveralmeans(measure)thelengthandwidthof

thegap.

81.(seize)Janebythecollar,theydraggedheroutofthe

vehicleandlockedherupinthedarkroom.

82.1couldn'thelpbut(feel)thisisaverystrangelife.

83.(use)economically,onetinofoilwilllastatleastthree

months.

84.ltseemsreasonabletoassumethat,otherthings(be)equal,

theywouldprefersingletosharedrooms.

85.Withthestrike(settle),theworkonthenewassemblyline

wentaheadlikewildfire.

86.Peopleappreciate(talk)withhimbecauseheis

knowledgeableandhumorous.

87.Sincetheauthordidnotsticktothetopic,Ifoundhisarticlevery

(confuse)andhardtofollow.

88.Youmayfindyourself(face)oneinterviewerorpanel.

89.(understand)theeffectsofapartheiditisnecessarytothink

ofthedailylivesofthepeople.

90.Thedomesticscanhavetheirpassportsremoved,(make)

leavingor"escaping"virtuallyimpossible.

91.MissHannahArentwasthefirstperson(define)the

differencebetweenworkandlabor.

92.1wouldratherhe(buy)thehousenextyear.

93.Theydemandedthattherighttovote(give)toeveryadult

person.

94.Themanagertoldustobefriendlytothevisitorsasifwe

(meet)thembefore.

95.Ifithadn'tbeenforyourhelp,we(be)inrealtrouble.

96.1fyouhadcomeearlier,you(notmiss)thefirstactofthe

play.

97.Hewouldhavegivenyoumorehelp,ifhe(notbe)so

busy.

98.1wouldrecommendthatyou(think)aboutdoing

somethingsimilarforyourself.

99.ShetreatsmeasifI(be)astranger.

100.It'stimesomething(do)aboutthetrafficproblem

downtown.

101.Itwasimperativethatstudents(finish)theirpapers

beforeJuly1st.

102.Itishightimethatwe(take)firmmeasurestoprotectour

environment.

103.Hadhebeentreatedwell,he(getover)thisdisease.

104.Ifonlytheboard(approve)theproposalandputitinto

effect.

105.Ifthalidomide(invent)today,itwouldneverbereleased

forhumanusebecausenewtestsonpregnantanimalswouldrevealthe

dangers.

106.He(write)her10letterssincehemetherlastyears.

107.1thinkitnecessaryforhim(finish)theworkintime.

108.Thehouseis(complete)beforehisbrother'swedding

ceremony.

109.Youhadbetter(bring)enoughmoneywithyou.

110.IfIhadn'tlistenedtoyou,Iwould(make)suchasilly

mistake.

111.Thethreeplayersrepeatedlydenied(take)anydrug.

112.Peoplewhoareentitledto(vote)shouldbeover

eighteen.

113.Ifshe(catch)the10O'clocktrain,shecangetthereby

lunchtime.

2.從句

------定語(yǔ)從句,名詞從句和狀語(yǔ)從句

l.Itwasthere,thepolicebelieve,shewasabletoactivatethe

recordershekeptinherbag.

A.untilB.whichC.thatD.when

2.1tisnotyetknowncomputerswillonedayhavevisionas

goodashumanvision.

A.whetherB.ifC.thatD.how

3.Suchattitudesamounttoabeliefleisurecanandshouldbe

puttogooduse.

A.whichB.ifC.whetherD.that

4.Manyofusvisitedtheindustrialexhibition,,toour

disappointment,wesawveryfewhigh-tech（高技術(shù)）products.

A.whereB.whichC.asD.that

5.Ontheotherhandconcernisalsogrowingaboutthepossibilityof

aneweconomicorderresource-richnationsoftheThirdWorld

wouldcombinetosethighcommodityprices.

A.whichB.whatC.thatD.inthat

6.Studieshaveshownteenagersoftensufferfromdepression.

A.thatB.whichC.inwhichD.inthat

7.Itisbecomingincreasinglycleartopolicy-makersschoolscannot

solvealltheproblemsofthelargercommunity.

A.thatB.whatC.whenD.who

9.Thereisnodoubtalargenumberofpeoplehavebenefited

fromheartsurgery.

A.whatB.ofC.ifD.that

10.Suchpeopleyoudescribearenowadays.

A.asB.thatC.whoD.which

11.Wasitinthatschoolhedevelopedhisinterestin

physics?

A.whichB.fromwhichC.whereD.that

12.Whydoyoublamehimforhispoorjudgmentonthematter

hereallyneedsisencouragement?

A.whenthatB.sincethatC.whenwhatD.nowthat

13.,Icouldn'tgetajobinthiscompany.

A.TryasImightB.AsImighttryC.TrythoughImightD.Imight

try

14.Itisawell-knownfactapersonwillmoveinacirclewhen

hecannotusehiseyestocontrolhisdirection.

A.thatB.ifC.whenD.whether

15.Veryfewpeopleunderstoodthiscontract,wasvery

obscure.

A.thelanguageB.thelanguageofwhichC.allitsaidD.whichit

hadsaid

16.Managementoftenworkshardtosetupasituationworkis

doneinseries.

A.thatB.whereC.whichD.what

17.AlthoughTomissatisfiedwithhisacademicachievement,he

wonderswillhappentohisfamilylife.

A.itB.thatC.whatD.this

18.Wecannotleavethistoughjobtoaperson.

A.whonobodyhasconfidenceB.inwhomnobodyhasconfidence

C.forwhomnobodyhasconfidenceD.whoeveryonehas

confidenceof

19.Sixoutofeverytenprisonersinchainsareblack,whichis

thechaingangscallupimagesofslaveryincenturiesgoneby.

A.whereB.whenC.whatD.why

20.Robotsdifferfromautomaticmachinesaftercompletionof

onespecifictask,theycanbereprogrammedbyacomputertodoanother

one.

A.sothatB.inwhichC.giventhatD.inthat

21.Hisnamewillbecrossedoutfromthelisthemakesthe

samemistakeagain.

A.ifB.unlessC.becauseD.though

22.Fiveminutesearlier,wemayhavecaughtthegunman.

A.andB.butC.orD.so

23.I'msupposedtoworkbymyself,thereareotherpeople

whoIcaninteractwith.

A.IfonlyB.SolongasC.EvenifD.Asfaras

24.Wehopethatallthemeasuresagainstsandstorms,was

putforwardbythecommittee,willbeconsideredseriouslyatthe

meeting.

A.whileB.afterC.sinceD.as

25.Youarethebestforthejobyouapplyyourmindtoit.

A.untilB.ifonlyC.incaseD.unless

26.Einsteinclaimedthatmatterandenergyareinterchangeable,

thereisno"absolute"timeandspace.

A.sothatB.evenifC.incaseD.inorder

27.Inasense,menofthiskindbeginnotsomuchwithamusical

themewithacompletedcomposition.

A.butB.thanC.asD.that

28.Youmustpushawaythemanytemptationsthatarealways

presentyourscheduleisuseless.

A.andB.butC.orD.for

3.比較級(jí)和最高級(jí)

1.Themoretimeyouwaste,the(easy)itistocontinuewasting

time.

2.The(far)awaywegetfromtheearth,thethinnertheair

becomes.

3.Thegreenestand(plentiful)leavesaretheleavesofgrasses

livingallovertheworld.

4.Weknowthatwearegettingevenolder,andthatthenearera

societyapproximatestozeropopulationgrowth,the(old)its

populationislikelytobe.

5.Largeorfatpeoplewhowanttolook(small)thantheyare

usuallyweardarkclothes.

6.AsJanewasthe(old),shelookedaftertheotherchildrenin

thefamily.

7.Theeffectofrapidtravelonthebodyisactuallyfar

(disturb)thanwerealize.

8.The(far)awaywegetfromtheearth,thethinnertheair

becomes.

9.Hewasunabletositstillfor(long)thanafewminutes.

lO.Themorestressyouareunder,(likely)youaretocatcha

cold.

11.IsthisbecausepupilsfromBritain'sprivateschoolsaremore

intelligentthanthosefromstateschools,oraretheysimply(well)

prepared?

12.Theyaretooeasilyregardedasevaluatedcertaintiesratherthan

as(raw)ofrawmaterialscryingtobeprocessedintothetextureof

logic.

13.The(good)hefeels,themoreworkhewilldo.

4.詞形轉(zhuǎn)換

l.Thecontinuingprofessionaleducationof(high)educated

adultswillbecomeathirdlevelinadditiontoundergraduateand

professionalorgraduatework.

2.Theexplorerswerepuzzledoverwhattodonextbecausethey

wereina(trick)situation.

3.Theseelectricappliancesareallsimilarinconstructionbuteach

oneis(specialize)initsfunction.

4.Thechildwasplaying(danger)neartheedgeofthe

swimmingpool.

5.Wewouldliketotakethisopportunitytoexpressoursincere

(appreciate)ofyourhelp.

6.Robots,becoming(increase)prevalentinfactories,are

programmedandengineeredtodomorejobs.

7.Theauthorofthetextexpressesastrong(disapprove)of

workingonandofffrequently.

8.Thegovernmenthastakenmeasurestoreducethetotalenergy

(consume).

5.詞匯和短語(yǔ)

1.Almosteverythingamanagerdoesdecisions；indeed,

somesuggestthatthemanagementprocessisdecisionmaking.

A.imposesB.improvisesC.involvesD.indicates

2.Astronomersandscientiststhinkthatablackholeisaregionof

spacewhichmatterhasfallenandwhichnothingcanescape.

A.towards...towardsB.into...from

C.outof...fromD.through...through

3.Americanmendon'tcrybecauseitisconsiderednotofmen

todoso.

A.characteristicB.tolerantC.symbolicD.independent

4.Attheendof1994theBritishGovernmentintroducednew

measurestohelpdomesticworkersfromabusebytheiremployers.

A.protectB.suspectC.expectD.inspect

5.Thespecificuseofleisurefromindividualtoindividual.

A.rangesB.distinguishesC.variesD.covers

6.Nationsareas"aged"whentheyhave7percentormoreof

theirpeopleaged65orabove.

A.limitedB.classifiedC.originatedD.processed

7.1tistouchingtoseehowacatordog-especiallyadog-

itselftofamilyandwantstoshareinallitsgoingsandcomings.

A.attributesB.appliesC.assignedD.attaches

8.Shewasmorethanfrightened.

A.surprisingB.interestedC.hatedD.surprised

9.Theattentionofthepublicwascontinuallytonew

possibilitiesinscientificfieldsandthediscoveryofnewknowledge.

A.appliedB.drawnC.referredD.thrown

lO.Few,any,livetheirliveswithoutsomedegreeof

unhappinessandsuffering.

A.likeB.exceptC.ifD.when

11.Manywomenaretooconcernedstayingthinandthey

believethatvitaminsaresomekindofmagiccuretoreplacefood.

A.ofB.byC.withD.on

12.1neducation,thereshouldbeagoodbalanceamongthebranches

ofknowledgethatcontributeeffectivethinkingandwisejudgment.

A.atB.inC.forD.to

13.thenumbersinemployment,thehotelindustrywasthe

secondlargestindustryinthiscountrylastyear.

A.InlinewithB.IntermsofC.InaccordancewithD.Inproportion

to

14.AirtravelissoquicknowadaysthatwecanleaveLondonafter

breakfastandarriveinNewYorkeighthours.

A.inB.forC.afterD.until

15.Itisalsotruethattheeffectofadrugismuchupon

youngstersthanadults.

A.biggerB.fewerC.greaterD.little

16.Becausethereadinginmostcollegecoursesarevery

heavy,studentsshouldplantoreadeveryday.

A.assignmentsB.schedulesC.activitiesD.programs

17.Forlong-timeefficiencyandhappinessitisbesttoobservethe

ofhealthandsoundworkingconditions.

A.principlesB.ideasC.elementsD.factors

18.theirdifferences,theyfellpassionatelyinlovewitheach

other.

A.AsforB.OwingtoC.DespiteD.Through

19.yourselftothejobinhand,andyou'llsoonfinishit.

A.ReplyB.ImplyC.ApplyD.Supply

thisbecausepupilsfromBritain'sprivateschoolsaremore

intelligentthanthosefromstateschools,oraretheysimply(well)

prepared?

12.Theyaretooeasilyregardedasevaluatedcertaintiesratherthan

as(raw)ofrawmaterialscryingtobeprocessedintothetextureof

logic.

13.The(good)hefeels,themoreworkhewilldo.

14.AirtravelissoquicknowadaysthatwecanleaveLondonafter

breakfastandarriveinNewYorkeighthours.

A.inB.forC.afterD.until

15.Itisalsotruethattheeffectofadrugismuchupon

youngstersthanadults.

A.biggerB.fewerC.greaterD.little

16.Becausethereadinginmostcollegecoursesarevery

heavy,studentsshouldplantoreadeveryday.

A.assignmentsB.schedulesC.activitiesD.programs

17.Forlong-timeefficiencyandhappinessitisbesttoobservethe

ofhealthandsoundworkingconditions.

A.principlesB.ideasC.elementsD.factors

18.theirdifferences,theyfellpassionatelyinlovewitheach

other.

A.AsforB.OwingtoC.DespiteD.Through

19.yourselftothejobinhand,andyou'llsoonfinishit.

A.ReplyB.ImplyC.ApplyD.Supply

2O.Thiswillnotonlykeepthestudyhabitalivebutalsokeepyouup

toonyourclassassignmentsandprojects.

A.dayB.dateC.numberD.time

21.1can'tthemeaningofhispoembecauseit'stoovague.

A.turnoutB.putoutC.figureoutD.lookout

22.Somepeoplethinkthatanimalresearchisirrelevant_ourhealth

andthatitcanoftenproducemisleadingresults.

A.withB.atC.onD.to

23.Thesenetworksareontheforwarningsignsthatshowthe

weakeningofrocklayersthatcanprecedeanearthquake.

A.eagernessB.alarmC.alertD.guard

24.itwasraining,manyinternationaltouristswerehaving

picnicsinthewoods.

A.InspiteB.Inspiteof

C.InspiteofthatD.Inspiteofthefactthat

25.Thestudentswouldnothavemadesomuchprogressunderless

conditions.

A.popularB.welcomeC.favorableD.prosperous

26.Thepartyhasfailedtothemajorityofvotersthatitis

capableofgoverningthecountry.

A.trustB.creditC.convinceD.believe

27.drivingaroundalldaylookingforsomewheretopark,why

don'tyoutakeabustotown?

A.InspiteofB.RatherthanC.InplaceofD.Otherthan

28.Thekidsarebehungrywhentheygethome-theyalways

are.

A.obligedtoB.boundtoC.desiredtoD.motivatedto

29.A11thecharacteristicsthatdistinguishbirdsotheranimals

canbetracedtoprehistorictimes.

A.toB.betweenC.forD.from

30.Whenthecitywas,everyoneknewthattotaldefeatwas

certain.

A.cutoffB.cutdownC.cutacrossD.cutout

3l.Inhiscompositiontherewerenoothererrorsafew

misspelledwords.

A.besideB.exceptC.thenD.than

32.Isaphoneconversationagoodsubstituteaface-to-face

talk?

A.forB.toC.ofD.by

33.Whenweplayagame,weenjoywhatwearedoing,we

shouldnotplayit.

A.insteadB.otherwiseC.neverthelessD.either

34.HeaskedJuliatomarryhimbutshehisproposal.

A.turnedupB.turnedonC.turnedoverD.turneddown

35.Hesaidhewouldn'twhatwouldhappennext.

A.guaranteeB.speculateC.opposeD.promise

36.Theliterarycriticsshouldbeasaspossiblein

analysisandjudgment.

A.positiveB.negativeC.subjectiveD.objective

37.Ittookalongtimeforhertothefactthatherhusbandwas

dismissed.

A.comeupagainstB.comeuptoC.comeupwithD.cometoterms

with

38.Asactivitycarriedasonethinksfitinone'ssparetime,

leisurehasseveralfunctions.

A.onB.outC.offD.over

39.Theothertimingsystembelongsinourinternalclocks,which,

leftwouldtiethebodytoa25-hourrhythm.

A.behindB.aloneC.outD.aside

40.IthasbeenyearsIreturnedhome.

A.afterB.thatC.sinceD.when

41.We'11keepyouanynews.

A.uptodatewithB.instepwithC.inlinewithD.intermsof

42.I'dliketogotothecinema,butI'mto.

A.enableB.disableC.unableD.able

43.I'mwonderingwhyhehasn'tturnedatthemeeting.

A.downB.upC.outD.over

44.Contrarypopularbelief,moderateexerciseactually

decreasesyourappetite.

A.onB.atC.againstD.to

45.thestorm,wehavetopostponetheflight.

A.OwingtoB.ThankstoC.BecauseD.As

46.Byusingbothearsonecantellthedirectionasound

comes.

A.inwhichB.fromwhichC.overwhichD.withwhich

47.Whensheworkedwiththegovernment,shethedifficult

taskofmonitoringelections.

A.overworkedB.overtookC.underwentD.undertook

48.Apparently,itwasn'tanaccident.Someonemusthavedoneiton

A.intentionB.determinationC.purposeD.reason

49.conclusion,walkingisacheap,safeandenjoyableform

ofexercise.

A.InB.OnC.ByD.As

50.Juliewenttothetobuyapairofshoes.

A.shoesstoreB.shoe'sstoreC.shoestoreD.shoes'store

51.Hehascalledameetingofallpartieswithatoformanew

government.

A.purposeB.reasonC.viewD.goal

52.Gazingintohiseyes,sheseemedtohaveallhesaid.

A.takenupB.takenoverC.takenoffD.takenin

53.Ineverymajorcitytherearemoreapartmentsthanthere

arehomelesspeop