1、 高三英語每日一練(95)10Athroat BfaceCnose Deyes1 / 4 12Arich BhealthyCcheerful Dyoung13Aeat Bcry15Abitterly BfortunatelyCpeacefully DHopefully答案：1 B 根據文意可知，聽說來了新同學，我想看清是誰，應該是站起，選 B 項 stood up。2A 根據下文和常識可知，新來的同學很友好，在我肩膀上 touch 以示友好，選 A項。3C 從上文 wrinkled 可知這位新同學是位老人，所以選 C 項 old。4A 根據上下文可知這位新同學年歲已高，而我有些好奇，所以問她此

2、問題，選 A項。5D 從下文倒數第 2 段 dream 可知，Rose 一直想承受大學教育，所以選擇 dream of適宜。6C 上文提到我們成為好朋友， 后面有介詞 with, 應當選 C 項 share, 構成詞組share sth.with sb.。2 / 4 wordinsightful remark about the merits of Austens fiction.Her novels, wrote Scott,“Present to the reader an accurate and exact picture of ordinary everyday peopleand

3、places, reminiscent of seventeenthcentury Flemish paintingScott did notuse the word “realistic probability in judging novels.The critic Whately did notuse the word realism either, but he expressed agreement with Scotts evaluation.Hercharacters, wrote whitely, are persuasive agents for moral truth si

4、nce they areordinary persons “so clearly evoked that was feel an interest in their fate as ifit were our ownWhately especially praised Austens ability to create characterswho “mingle goodness and villainy, weakness and virtue, as in life they are alwaysmingled Whately concluded his remarks by compar

5、ing Austens art ofcharacterization to Sickens, stating his preference for Austins.Lewes complainedin 1859 that Austens range of subjects and characters was too narrow.Praising herverisimilitude (逼真), but Lewes added that her focus was too often upon only theunlofty and the common place.(Twentiethcen

6、tury Marxists, on the other hand, wereto complain about what they saw as her exclusive emphasis on a lofty uppermiddleclass) In any case, having been rescued by some literary critics from neglect andindeed gradually lionized by them, Austens steadily reached, by the midnineteenthcentury, the admirab

7、le peak of being considered controversial.1All of the following would explain why Jane Austens novels received littlecritical attention when they were published EXCEPT _.Ashe did not publish her novels using her real nameBthere was no fiction in early 19th century in EnglandCsome religious and polit

8、ical groups thought fiction was uselessDin the early 19th century English literature did not form its style yet2All of the following people would agree that Jane Austen described the lifeof common people in her novels EXCEPT _.AWhatelyBLewesCScottDMarxists3Which of the following can best replace the

9、 underlined word “incisive inthe second paragraph?AActive but inaccurate.BClear and extreme.CDirect and sharp.DCorrect but indirect.4It can be inferred from the passage that _.AJane Austens work finally became wellknown in the late 1850sBfiction was an important part in 19th century English literatu

10、reCJane Austens novels were based on the life in the 18th centuryDall the literary critics spoke highly of her novels5Where can this passage probably be taken from?AA science fiction.BA philosophy newspaper.CA magazine on literature.DA personal diary.答案：1A 推理判斷題。從文中的 anonymously 可以得知 A 選項正確。2D 細節理解題。考查讀者對一些評論家對 Jane Austen 作品的觀點的掌握。3C 詞義猜測題。incisive 的意思是直率的，中肯的意思。3 / 4 4A 推理題。文章的最后一