大学英语练习题5Word文档格式.docx

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5.a.Returnsomebooks.b.Gohome.

c.ReadMatthew'

sbook.d.Leaveclassearly.

6.a.She'

scareless.

b.ShelikesGeorgeverymuch.

c.She'

snotconcernedwithGeorge'

shealth.

d.Shedoesn'

tcarewhatGeorgesaid.

7.a.Thespeedlimitwasnotclearlymarked.

b.Thelimitwasclearlymarkedas40M.P.H.

c.Thespeedlimitis30milesperhour.

d.50milesperhouristhespeedlimit.

8.a.Onthegrass.b.Nearthepool.

c.Athome.d.Onhisbike.

9.a.Philadelphiab.Chapman'

s

c.Doctorsd.Arizona

10.a.JasonDanielsisn'

thomerightnow.

b.Thecallerdialedthewrongnumber.

c.JasonDanielscan'

tcometothephonerightnow.

d.JasonDanielsdoesn'

twanttospeaktothecaller.

SectionB

PassageI

11.a.Animals.b.Policemen.

c.Children.d.Soldiers.

12.a.Hehopedtogetideas.

b.Hewantedtoavoidavisitor.

c.Hewasfeelinglazy.

d.Hecouldnotfinishastory.

13.a.Tostealsomething.b.Tohaveadrink.

c.ToseeTom.d.ToreadTom'

sstory.

14.a.Drankacupoftea.b.LeftTomsomeadvice

c.Paidforhiscigarettes.

d.LeftTomsomemoney.

15.a.Tomeethim.

b.Togetmoreideasfromhim.

c.Tohavestoriesstolen.

d.Toberobbedmoreoften.

PassageII

16.a.Apieceofnews.b.Anadvertisement.

c.Alittlestory.d.Apictureofacar.

17.a.￡45.19b.￡54.99c.￡34.79d.￡74.89

18.a.Apump.b.Agirl.c.Alamp.d.Anextra.

19.a.Becausethelampwasintheadvertisementbutnotincludedintheprice.

b.Becausetherewasagirlintheadvertisement.

c.Becausethepricewastoohigh.

d.Becausetheshopkeeperdidn'

twanttosellthebicycletohim.

20.a.Thereisnolamponthebicycleintheadvertisement.

b.Thereisapumponthebicycle.

c.thereisnotagirlonthebicycle.

d.There'

salsoagirlintheadvertisement,butwedon'

tsupplyonewiththebicycleeither.

PartIIReadingComprehension

Questions21to25arebasedonthefollowingpassage:

WhoareComaneciandHamme?

TretyakandFujimoto?

Theyrepresentedtheircountriesatthe1976Olympics.TheOlympicGamesareaninternationalsportscompetition.IntheOlympics,athletesplayinmanydifferenttypesofgames.TheOlympicgamesareveryoldandhaveaveryinterestinghistory.

ThefirstOlympicgameswereheldinGreeceinancienttimes.Theyprobablybeganinthesixthcentury,B.C.Thecontestwereheldeveryfouryearsinthesummer.Thefirstgameslastedforonlyoneday.Therewasonlyonecontest.Itwasashortrace.OnlyGreekmenwereallowedtorunintherace.Nowomenwereallowed,andnonon-Greekswereallowedtorunintherace.Womenwerenotallowedtowatchtheraceeither,ortobeanywhereneartheracingarea.Othereventswereaddedlater.

Buttheancientgameswerestoppedinthefourthcentury.A.D.,whenGreecewasruledbyRome.

TheOlympicswerestartedagaininthenineteenthcentury,afterBaronPierredeCoubertin,aFrenchman,suggestedthatitwouldbegoodtohavethegamesagain,butnotjustforGreekpeople.

TheOnlympicgameshavebeenheldeveryfouryearssince1896.Threetimes,thegameswerenotheldbecauseofaworldwar.Therewerenogamesin1916,1940,and1944.ThefirstcompetitioninmoderntimeswasheldinAthens,butnotallofthegameshavebeenheldthere.TheOlympicgamesareheldinmanydifferentcitiesaroundtheworld.

Foranathlete,winningintheOlympicsisagreatachievement.Thegamesarenoteasytowin,whethertheathletecompletesalone,insmallgroups,oronteams.Someexamplesofindividualgamesareswimming,running,walkingraces,jumping,gymnasticsanddiving,etc.forthesmallgroups,usuallythreeorfourathletesinagroup,therearerelayracesinrunningandswimminginsummer,andrelaysinskiinginwinter.Theteamsplaygamessuchasbasketballsoccerandvolleyball,etc.TheathleteswhowintheOlympicsarethebestintheworld.

21.Whatistheauthormainlyconcernedabouttinthepassage?

a.HetellsushowtheathleteswinintheOlympics.

b.HearguesthattheOlympicgamesareveryinteresting.

c.HetalksaboutthedifferenttypesofgamesintheOlympics.

d.HegivesusabriefintroductionastothehistoryoftheOlympics.

22.WhenweretheOlympicsprobablyheldagainafteralonginterval?

a.1976.b.1896.

c.1940.d.aboutthesixthcenturyB.C.

23.WhichofthefollowingisNottrueabouttheancientGreekwomen?

a.Nowomenwereallowedtorunintherace.

b.Womenwerenotallowedtowatchtherace.

c.WomenwereexcludedfromtheOlympicgames.

d.Womencouldtalkcasuallyneartheracingarea.

24.Whichgamescanbeplayedbothbytheindividualsandbythesmallgroups?

a.walkingracesb.basketballandsoccer

c.runningandswimmingd.jumpinganddiving

25.What’sthetoneoftheauthorinthispassage?

a.negativeb.criticalc.objectived.positive

Questions26to30arebasedonthefollowingpassage:

Anherbisdefinedasanonwoodyplantthatreturnstoseedafterflowering.Thetermherbalsoisappliedtoanyplantusedforfoodseasoning,perfume,ormedicine.

Herbsenhancetheflavorofmanyfoods.Mustard,acommonsandwichspread（涂沫食品）,isanherb.Cinnamon,ginger,andnutmeg,whicharespicesusedinmanycakesandcookierecipes,arealsoherbs.Herbs,suchassageandthyme,areusedtoseasonpoultry.Herbsshouldbedriedinbunchesandlaidonscreensinawarm,dark,well-ventilatedspot.TheherbscuminandcorianderareusedtospiceupMexicanfood,whilebasilandoreganoareusedinItalianfood.

PerfumesmadefromherbswerefirstusedinGreeceandRome.Atthattime,peoplemostlikelymadetheirfragrancesbydippingherbsintohotoilorwines.Scentsforperfumesarederivedfromtheoilsofsuchherbsasrose,cassia,clove,bay,andanise.

Formanyyears,themostimportantuseofherbswastotreatinjuryanddisease.Therecordeduseofherbsdatesbackover5,000yearstotheSumerians.Theyusedplants,suchaslaurelandcaraway,formedicine.AChineseherbbook,datingfrom2,700B.C.,lists365medicinalplants.TheEgyptiansusedherbssuchasgarlicandmintformedicine.

Herbswereusedasmedicineupuntilabout1,500,whenchemicalsbegantobeusedtotreatdiseases.Theintroductionofchemicaldrugschangedthecourseofmedicalpractice.Althoughmostpeopletodayusechemicalstotreatdiseases,manypeoplestilluseplantstocureavarietyofailments.

26.WhichherbsareusedtospiceupMexicanfood?

a.Sageandthyme.b.Cloveandanise.

c.Cuminandcoriander.d.Gingerandnutmeg.

27.Whendidpeoplestartusingchemicalstotreatdiseases?

a.Over5,000yearsago.b.2,700B.C.

c.Inabout1,500.d.In365.

28.Whatisthemainideaofthewholepassage?

a.Herbsenhancetheflavorofmanyfoods.

b.Thetermherbisalsoappliedtoanyplantusedforfoodseasoning,perfume,ormedicine.

c.PerfumesmadefromplantswerefirstmadeinGreeceandRome.

d.Theintroductionofchemicaldrugschangedthecourseofmedicalpractice.

29.WhichsentenceinParagraph2doesnotrelatetothemainidea:

“Herbsenhancetheflavorofmanyfoods”?

a.Mustard,acommonsandwichspread,isanherb.

b.Cinnamon,ginger,andnutmeg,whicharespicessuedinmanycakeandcookierecipes,arealsoherbs.

c.Herbs,suchassageandthyme,areusedtoseasonpoultry.

d.Herbsshouldbedriedinbunchesandlaidonscreensinawarm,dark,well-ventilatedspot.

35.Whatistheauthorwritingthepassagefor?

a.expositionb.argumentation

c.narrationd.comparison

Questions31to35arebasedonthefollowingpassage:

Lincolnwasastrongexecutivewhosavedthegovernment,savedtheUnitedStates.HewasaPresidentwhounderstoodpeople,and,whentimecametomakedecisions,hewaswillingtotaketheresponsibilityandmakethosedecisions,nomatterhowdifficulttheywere.Heknewhowtotreatpeopleandhowtomakeadecisionstick,andthat’swhyheisregardedassuchagreatAdministrative.

CarlSandburgandalotofothershavetriedtomakesomethingoutofLincolnthathewasn’t.Hewasadecentman,agoodpolitician,andagreatPresident,andthey’vetriedtobuildupthingsthathenevereventhoughtabout.I’llbetadollarandahalfthatifyoureadSandburg’sbiographyofLincoln,you’llfindthingsputintoLincoln’smouthandmindthatneverevenoccurredtohim.Hewasagoodmanwhowasintheplacewhereheoughttohavebeenatthetimewhenimportanteventsweretakingplace,butwhentheywriteabouthimasthoughhebelongedinthepantheon（众神庙）ofthegods,that’snotthemanhereallywas.Hewasthebestkindofordinaryman,andwhenIsaythathewasanordinaryman,Imeanthatasahighpraise,notdeprecation.That’sthehighestpraiseyoucangiveaman.He’soneofthepeopleandbecomesdistinguishedintheservicethathegivesotherpeople.Hewasoneofthepeople,andhewantedtostaythatway.Andhewasthatwayuntilthedayhedied.Oneofthereasonshewasassassinatedwasbecausehedidn’tfeelimportantenoughtohavetheproperguardsaroundhimatFord’sTheatre.

31.Accordingtothepassage,Lincolnwas________.

a.amanbelonginginthepantheonofthegods

b.deified（神化）byallthepeople

c.asordinaryasaltheotherpeople

d.aresponsibleperson

32.What’stheauthor’scommentonCarlSandburg’sbiographyofLincoln?

a.i