江苏职教第三册u6Planyourwork测验讲解学习.docx
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江苏职教第三册u6
Planyourwork测
验
Unitsix
班级:
姓名:
学号:
成绩:
I、英汉互译
1、honest
2错误
3、type
4误解
5、colleague
6很大的,十分强烈的
7、timelog
8确认
9、data
10重做
11、practice
12博客
13、file
14使能腾出时间
15、pencil
16临时记下
17、noon
18为某人预约
19、makeit
20使有空
21、fornow
22令人疲倦的
23、regretdoingsth.
24、和……相处
25、forthisreason
26、凝视
27、getonwithsb.
28暂时
29、onebyone
30暂定
□、选词填空
tobehonestlightlyloadingordinarygreenhand
allinallappointmentinamessconfirmedschedule
31、Thesnowisfalling,coveringtheearthwithpureness.
32、,you'renotascoolasyouthinkyouare.
33、Choosingtherightjewelrycanmakeyoulookgreatevenifyouarewearing
a(n)dress.
34、PressanykeytobootfromCDasthecomputeris.
35ithasbeenagreatsuccess.
36、Asa,mytypingspeedisslightlyslowangIhavetopracticemore.
37、Thebathroomwas.
38、Shehasanwithherdoctornextweek.
39、Canyoufitmeintoyouruesdayafternoon?
40、Theytheirhotelbookingbye-mail.
川、单项选择
41、I'msorrythatIcan'tattendyourpartbecauseIhavehadanotherimportant
A.appointmentB.movementC.acquaintanceD.arrangement
42、It'sonlythatIknewwhyshewas'feelingwellallthesedays,andifI
hadknowitearlier,Iwouldhavehelpher.
A.lateB.latelyC.latestD.latter
43、Mydadusatthestationandwereturnedhometogetherinataxi.
A.metwithB.metC.wouldmeetwithD.wouldmeet
44.-Wouldyouliketojoinourvisittoamuseum?
-Sorry,Idloveto,butI'onaverytight.I'vegotalotofworktodo
today.
A.arrangementB.dateC.appointmentD.schedule
45.Insomecountries,newspapersgovernmentcontrol,anddifferentpolitical
viewscanbeseeninthem.
A.feelfreefromB.feelfreetoC.arefreefromD.arefreeto
46.Sofarrelativelyfewwomentothetopinthebusinessworld,andthey
havetoworkharderthanmeninordertobesuccessful.
A.havesucceedtogetB.havemanagedgetting
C.haveaccomplishedtogetD.havemadeit
47.yourbooking,you'dbettercallustwodaysbeforeyoucheckin.
A.ToconfirmB.TobeconfirmedC.ConfirmingD.Beingconfirmed
48.Thereareplentyofjobsinthearea,sotheunemploymentrateislow.
A.changeableB.capableC.availableD.movable
49.I'mextremelysorry,butI'running,soIlltalktoyou.
A.lately;lateB.lately;laterC.late;lateD.late;later
50.Ashere,Ihadalotofthingstolearn,andmycolleaguesofferedmealotof
help.
A.agreenfingerB.agreenhandC.asecondhandD.asecondfinger
51.Ithoughthedidn'tbelieveme,buthetrustedme.
A.inthebeginning;intheendB.atthebeginning;intheend
C.inthebeginning;attheendD.atthebeginning;attheend
52.Herefromunderthetableannowtowardsthefishonthefloor.
A.acatcomes;itgoesB.comesacat;goesit
C.comesacat;itgoesD.acatcomes;goesit
53.Mymumsupperandmesatitatthetable.
A.waspreparingfor;preparingB.waspreparingfor;preparedfor
C.waspreparing;preparingD.waspreparing;preparedfor
54..MoYanisthefirstChinesecitizentowintheNobelPrizeforLiterature.
A.TObesurelyB.TobesureC.FranklyspokenD.Franklyspeak
55.perdayseemsimpossibleformanypeoplearoundus,however;sttruefor
morethan125millionChinese,accordingtoareportontoda'newspaper.
A.Livingon6.3yuanB.Livingat6.3yuan
C.Havinglivedon6.3yuanD.Havinglivedat6.3yuan
56.ThethemeforInternationalDayfortheeradicationofPovertyis
togetheroutofpoverty.
A.thisyear;workingB.thisyear's;beingworked
C.thisyear;beingworkedD.thisyears;working
57.ThereweresomedoubtsfromthepublicLinDanhadmanagedto
earntheMastersDegreeinthemidstofhistoughtrainingschedule.
A.raising;whoB.raised;whoC.raising;howD.raised;how
58.timepassed,thingsseemedtogetworse,whichmadeMr.Smithworried
abouthisfuture.
A.AssoonasB.BeforeC.AfterD.As
59.Canyouexplainallofusthereasonsyourdecision?
Wecan
understandit.
A.to;ofB./;ofC.to;forD./;for
60.-Doyouregrettheoffer?
D.havingnot
-No,becauseImseekingforabetterchanee.
A.NottoacceptB.tonotacceptC.nothavingacceptedaccepted
W、完形填空
Duringthespringsemester2011,Ihadtheopportunitytointernina
Congressional(国会的)officeinWashington,DC,61_alongsidethenation's
policymaker.AsaparticipantintheMaxwellinWashingtonUndergraduate
Semester,IlivedinDCwhile62andinterningforcredit(学分).
Duringthefirstweekatmyinternship,Iwasbusy63phones,researchingbillsandvotesforthecomingweek.SoonIwaslostinPolitico(政治家),and
64-CongressionalQuarterly(国会季刊)eachmorningfortheday'sschedule.
Myinternshiptasksalso65leadingCapitolComplex(国会大厦)66,readinge-mails,andsortingmail.
ThecultureofCapitolHill(国会山)was67.OnceIsatintohearPrime
Minister(首相)JuliaGillardof68speakduringhervisittotheUS.Ialso
watchedasSenateMajorityLeader(参议院多数党领袖)HarryReidgaveapressconferenceafterthe69ofOsamabinLaden'sdeath.
Ihavealreadybene-fitted70myinternshipinwaysIneverexpected.Onedaywhilesortingthemail,IfoundaletterabouttheUSCongress-KoreanexchangestudentinDCTalsoapplied,anditwasaccepted.IspentpartofmysummerhostingKoreanexchangestudentsinDCIalsotraveledtoSouthKoreatolearnandparticipateindiscussionsthere.Besides,IwasabletohostaKoreanstudentonCapitolHillandintroducehertoAmericangovernmentandculture.
AfterexperiencingthefastfastpaceandexcitingatmosphereonCapitolHill,
IhopetoreturntoDCaftergraduationtoworkinournation'scapital.
61.A.workedB.workingC.servedforD.servingfor
62.A.visitedthelibraryB.visitingthelibraryC.tookclassesD.takingclasses
63.
A.toanswerB.answeringC.toreplyD.replying
64.
V、阅读
(A)
RussWarner,CEOofConterWatch,pointsthatemployesstime
Therearemanyactivitiesemployesdothatwatetimeatwork.Excessivemeetings,coworkerinteractions,officepolitics,andfixingmistakesareafew.Accordingtoarecentsurvey,oneofthebiggestculpritsissurfingtheIneternet.
Accordingtothesurvey,amajorityofemployesregularlyspendtimesurfigtheInternetonwebsitesunrelatedtowork.Spcifically,thesurveyrevealed64percentofemployesvisitnonworkrelatedwebsiteseverydayatwork.OFthatgroup,39percentspend1hourorlessperweek,29percentspend2hoursperweek,21percentwaste5hoursperweek,andonly3percentsaidtheywaste10hoursormoredoingunrelatedactivities.
tfeel
Thesurveyalsorevealedwhichwebsiteskeepemployesmostoff-task.Notsurprisingly,socializingonFacebookoccupied41percent,while37percentuseLinkedln,and25percentareshoppingatAmazon.OtherdestinationsincludeYahoo!
andGoogle
RespondentssaidtheNo.Ireasonforslackingatworkwasthattheydonchallengedenoughintheiejob.Otherreasonsinclude,theyworktoomanyhours,thecompanydoesn”tgiveenoughincentivetoworkharder,theywork
harder,theyareunsatisfiedwiththeircarrer,andthey”rejustbored.
Therearemanywayscompaniescanfightaginsttheeffectofwastedemployeetimewithintheirorganizations.Forexample,71percentofrespondentssaidshortbreaksthroughoutthedayhelpthemachievehigherlevesofproductivity.
Asitrelatestoinappropriatewebsitebrowsing,companiescanuseaweb-filteringtooloncompanycomputers.Inanycase,it”sgoodbusinesspracticefor
companiestocreate,publish,andenforcepoliciesonpersonalInternetuse.
71.Accordingtothesurveyinthepassage,isthemaincauseofwacting
timeinoffices.
AexcessivemeetingsBco-workerinteractions
CfixingmistakesDsurtfingtheInternet
72.Accordingtothesurvey,about40ofthepeopleinvoIvednnon
workrelatedwebsites
AspendonehourorlessperweekBspendtwohoursperweek
BspendfivehoursperweekDspendtenhoursormoreperweek
73.Thesurveyshowedthatmostemployesswastetheirofficetime
AvisitingFacebookBdoingonlineshopping
CvistingYahoo!
andGoogleDplayingcomputergames
74..Accordingtothesurvey,whichofthefollowingisNOTthereasonfortheirslackingatwork?
AOverworkingBLackofmotivation
CDissatisfactionwiththeirworkDHopingforpromotion
85.RussWarneradvisedcompaniesinordertolimitpersonalInternet
use.
Atoreduceworkinghours
BtopreventtheuseoftheInternet
Ctomakerulesaboutthestaff”suseoftheIneternet
Dtochallagethestaffwithmorework
B
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