1、1.Don touch the electric wire, ” she screamed at her son.A. weptB. cried outC. sighedD in sisted2. They stop by to see us now and the n.A. ofte nB. usuallyC. once in a whileD. more ofte n tha n not3. A group of kids stood by and watched the school bully beat up a smaller boy.A. a pers on who threate

2、 ns the weakerB. a pers on who deceives othersC. a gan gsterD. an activist4. The soil is not difficult to till when there is a lot of rain.A. weedB. cultivateC. sowD. reap5. He went to school in spite of the heavy rain.A. regardless of B. concerning C. with respect toD. despite of6. I dont mean to s

3、ound un grateful, but I really dont n eed any help.A. gratitude B. tha nkless C. disgraceful D. un reas on able7. Napole on once said, attack is the best method of defe nee.A. LikeB. Such asC. WhatD. As8. The destructi on of rain forests has bee nas a disaster for the environment.A. condemnedB. cond

4、en sedC. con tradictedD. con gested9. My father used to smoke more tha nwas good for his health.A. whatB. whichC. thatD. this10. Coffeehouses at that time wereby the thousa nds, and they were usually men-onlyestablishme nts.A. spri nging out ofB. spri nging upC. sprung up D. sprung on11. Most people

5、 were fast asleep whe n the hurrica neat 4:05 pm.A. stuckB. strikedC. stricke nD. struck12. There is a of vegetable garden behind the house.A. paneB. slipC. stripD. stripe13. Y oung childre n doa woma nA. tie upB. tie downC. tie inD. tie off14. Labor is cheap. Land is also available.mon ey, we can b

6、orrow from the bank.15. They looked out across thewater of Iago on.D. blaz ingA. shiningB. gleam ingC. shimmeri ng16Theof wheat was caused by the draught.A. scarcityB. scarcelyC. scareD. sca nty17. Why was the tennis tour name nt? Bad weather, I suppose.A. called offB. called backC. called onD. call

7、ed up18. Marking homeworka great deal of time.A. takes awayB. takes offC. takes up19. She caught the flu andit on to her child.D. takes dow nA. pastB.surpassedC. passesD. passed20. Si nee glass dishes are, han dle them carefully.A. break ingB. breakableC. broke nD. breakably21. No one canto waste so

8、 much time.A. provideB. affordC. supplyD. equip22. Only a sound body can house a sound.A. brainB. headC. mindD. wit23.lt didn to me that you would object.A. recurB. in curC. occurD. con cur24. Many people like to watchfilm.A. a pleasedB. a delightedC. an excit ingD. an in terested25. The house was v

9、ery quiet,as it was on the side of a mountain.A. isolated B. isolat ingC. being isolated D. havi ng bee n isolated26. Having no money butto know, Tom simply said he would go without dinner.A. not to want anyone B. not wan ti ng anyoneC. wan ted no one D. to want noone27. Whateverto that sin ger you

10、used to like so much?A. occurredB. took placeC. happe nedD. was happe ned28. Who is the authoritythe subject?A. inB. of C. over D. onA. desertedB. pledgedC. depositedD. deprived30. We have no rights to in terferethe in ternal affairs of other coun tries.A. inB. withC. aga in stD. to31. The US gover

11、nment threate ned that it wouldall its in vestme nt from that country if thecountry didn reduce the custom duties.A. takeB. moveC. withdrawD. draw32. Anne acts quite unfriendly.” I think she unfriendly. ”A. more shy tha nB. shyer tha nC. more shyer tha nD. shy more tha n33. Idhis reputati on with ot

12、her farmers and bus in ess people in the com mun ity, and the nmake a decisi on about whether or not to approve a loa n.A. take into acco untB. acco unt for C. make up for D. make out34. The compa ny director decided to ask the gover nment to _ in the dispute and preve nt a strike.A. i nteractB. i n

13、terruptC. i nterfereD. i nterve ne35. In no countryBritain, it has been said, can one experience four seasons in the courseof a sin gle day.A. other tha nB. more tha nC. better tha nD. rather tha n36. Melt ing snowthe regular spri ng floods in this area.A. shelters fromB. acco unts forC. con sists i

14、nD. brings forth37. He is a responsible man. He never puts his familyalthough he is adventuresome.A. in the riskB.at the riskC.in riskD.at risk38. Youhim so closely; you should have kept your dista nce.A. shouldn followB.mustn followC.couldn have been followingD.shouldn have been following39. When w

15、e reached the pier, the ferry had not arrived, so we.A. needn have hurriedB. needed not worryC. didn need to hurryD. need not to have worried40. Dont forget to come to my birthday party tomorrow.A. I dontB.I wo ntC.l cantD.I have nt41. In intern ati onal matches, prestige is so importa nt that the o

16、nly thing that matters is toavoid.A.from being beate nB.bei ng beate nC.beat ing D.to be beate n42. He rese ntedto wait. He expected the mi nisterhim at once.A.to be asked, to seeB.be ing asked, to seeC.to be asked, see ingD.be ing asked, see ing43. This missile is desig ned so that oncenothing can

17、be done to retrieve it.A. firedB.be ing firedC.they firedD.hav ing fired44. Mrs. Brow n is supposedfor Italy last week.A.to have left B.to be leavi ngC.to have bee n left D.to leave45. Hele n apologized forthe party.A.her not being able to atte ndB.her being not able to atte ndC.her being able not t

18、o atte ndD.not her being able to atte nd46. Although he couldn my success, heme that he would give whatever help Ineeded.A. be ensured, assured B.assured, ensured C.assure, ensuredD.ensure,assured47. The situati onimmediate action.A.calls upB.calls forC.calls overD.calls out48.Scie ntists hope they

19、canin clo ning.A.make a breakthrough B.make a fuss C.make a backbreak ingD.make afaith49.She fetched the bricks fourin order to save time.D.at the same timeA. i n timeB.at a timeC.o n time50. Only in a few coun triesenjoy a reas on able sta ndard of liv ing.A.the whole of the populati onC.does the w

20、hole of the populati on51. Ca n youthat problem?A. work forB.work outB. where the whole populati onD. will the whole populati onC. work overD.work in52. I amof that college.53. That is the robberarrest a reward was offered.A. for whomB.for whoseC.about whomD.about whose54. Even as a child, she had a

21、dmired her acting, especially _ she dem on strated her roles courage.A.i n the wayB.by the wayC.the wayD.a ny way55. Kelly istha n Jeff.A.more experie need a driverC.more an experie need driverB. a more experie need driverD. more experie need driver56. Unfortun ately,they are givi ng us so much plea

22、sure, cars are also pois oning us.A.whe nB.asC.si neeD.while57. Naturally, we don likein the dark about anything that has a great deal to do with ourselves.A.be ing keptB.to be keptC.havi ng keptD.be kept58. The ball hit herthe head.A. i nB.byC.atD.o n59. As soon as the class was over, the stude nts

23、 bega n to speak.A.alo ngB.all alo ngC.at allD.with alo ng60. The agreeme nt has bee n kept, but not on yours.A.i n our partB.by our partC.on our partD.at out part61. The nu mber of the employeesin this compa ny.A.have doubledB.has doubled C.are doubled D.were doubled62. The new wash in g-mach ine h

24、as been.A.giving us troubleB.getting us trouble C.asking us trouble D.looking for ustrouble63. In the first half, we had the advantagethe opposing team.A.ofB.tha nC. overD.up on64. Hisof the basic structure is good but his vocabulary is limited.A.holdB.gripC.graspD.seizure65. Iyour office on my way

25、to work.A.call atB. call forC. call inD. call on66. This rock has to bein order to build a road.A.blastedB.exploredC.hiredD.mai ntai ned67. He did not go to the party last ni ght, whichher feeli ngs deeply.A.wo un ded B. injuredC. hurtD. injury68. Whe n they returned to the river, they found that th

26、e boat hadaway.A. framedB. frostedC. frownedD. floated69.If you n eed further in formati on, pleaseour office.A. con sta ntB. con structC. con tactD. contain70. During the war, many soldiers were killed not by, but by disease.A. bulletsB. devilC. bibleD. depth71. We watched the ship un til it became

27、 only ain the dista nee.A.poi ntB. jarC. toveD. dot72. The English proverb the rod and spoil the child means that if you deep frompunishing the child, you will spoil its character.A.ruleB.rugC.clapD. spare73. Thewas only sentenced to pay a fine of $10,000.A.wormB.trialC. tubeD. crim inal74. Higher e

28、ducati on in China is free but thefor entrance is strong.A.comparis onB. con seque neeC. competiti onD. crawl75. The light is toofor me to read. I cannot sta nd any more.A.ridB. ripeC. soupD. dim76. The waterfrom the tap and damaged all the books in my study.A.sprayedB. puzzledC. in cli nedD. export

29、ed77. In the Un ited States, Con gress makes the laws and the Preside ntthem.A.ordersB. conq uersC. executesD. hedges78. She is tooto an swer questi ons in the class.A.eagleB. coughC. eagerD. couch79. We enjoy see ing the gloriousof the rising sun.80. In theEn glish readi ng course,the stude nts hav

30、e to read a lot.A.exte nsiveB. mecha nicalC. mercuryD. opera81. He gave up his study in college in.A.b un dleB. butcherC. ashD. despair82. Several peoplethe car accide nt.A.wit nessedB. provedC. swallowedD. drugged83. They willthe project with the n ecessary fun ds.A.referB. relateC. furnaceD. furni

31、sh84. I took it forthat you would n come here aga in.A.gra ndB. tameC. gra ntedD. thumb85. He was sent to London on a special.A.miss ingB. missileC. missi onD. mistress86. Janehistory after she watched the movie King Arthur.A. took overB. took forC. took withD. took to87. Con fuciusnot only China de

32、eply, but also the whole world.A. effectedB. affectedC. efficie ntD. in flue need88. Hepeople who were lavish with their praises.A. admiredB. cursedC. despisedD. con templated89. Malicious gossip may do a lot of harm to quitepeople.A. innocentB. detachedC. eloque ntD. credible90. The environment wil

33、l beif we donstart protect ing it now.A. worse onB. better onC. worse offD. better off91. Don . I dontn eed any help and just want to get everyth ing done by myself.A. disturbB. i nterruptC. botherD. offend92. We ll have to, for the world is not as ideal as the dreamland.A. come back to lifeB. come

34、back to soilC. come back to land D. come back to earth93. “! Its dangerous over there. ” shouted Tom.A. See outB. See out ofC. Look outD. Look out of94. The can didate for preside nt gave aspeech. The applause thu ndered forth.A. smash ingB. speedi ngC. smack ingD. speck ing95. Whe n doing bus in es

35、s in the Arab world, do not be surprised if your meet ing is in terruptedseveral times by people who come into the room, whisper, or speak softly to the personwith whom you are talk ing, and leave.A.unannounce B. un acco uncingC. unannouncedD.to announce96. When coal, the _ of pla nts, is burnt, che

36、mical en ergy is cha nged into heat en ergy.A.remai nsB. rema in dersC.traces D. remnants97. We object to the idea that it is military force that should be _ in settling international disputes.A. applied toB. resorted to C. falle n back on D. restrai ned from98. The dean of our departmentasked that

37、all the students at the reception thisafter noon in order to meet the represe ntatives from other colleges.A. are prese ntB. will be prese ntC. would be prese ntD. be prese nt99. The treme ndous heat at a star core, _treme ndous gravity, jo ins the nu clei of hydroge n atoms.A.comb ined withB. havi

38、ng comb ined withwith100. _ the choice of a fine home dow ntow n and a will win.A.Be ing give nB. Give nC.If give nC.comb ining withD. being comb inedmodest one in the suburbs, the latterD. When given101. Despite their good service, most inns are less costly than hotels ofstandards.A. equivale ntB.

39、alikeC. un iformD. likely102. Very few scie ntistscompletely new an swers to the world problems.A. come up withB. come outC. come roundD. come up to103. At the party we found that shy girlher mother all the time.A. depe nding on B. coin cidi ng with C. adheri ng toD. cli nging to104. Time _ , the ce

40、lebrati on will be held as scheduled.105. Arriving at the bus stop, _ waiting there.A.a lot of people wereB. he found a lot of peopleC. a lot of peopleD. people were found106. Much as _, I couldntie nd him the money because I simply did nhave that much spareA. I would have liked toC. I should have t

41、o likeB. I would like toD. I should have liked tocash.107. The encouraging factor is that the _ majority of people find the idea of change acceptable.A. nu merousB. vast C. mostD. massive108. Ani mals that could not _ themselves to the cha nged environment perished and those that could survive.D. co

42、nformA. cha ngeB. adaptC. modify109. For the success of the project, the compa ny should _ the most of the opport un ities athand.A. obta inB. graspC. catchD. make110. The local police are authorized to _ anyonemoveme nts as they think it.A. pauseB. haltC. repelD. keep111.She was sta nding outside i

43、n the snow, _ with cold.A. spinningB. shiveri ng C. shak ing112. The accusati on left him quite _ with rage.A.quietB. sile ntC. mute113. As the drug took _ the patie nt became quieter.A. forceB. effectC. acti on114. He is now convin ced _ the truth of the report.A. aboutB. inC. atD. staggeri ngD. speechlessD. in flue neeD. of115.He has won the first place,is clear from the expressions on his f