中央電大英語(yǔ)II(１）期末復(fù)習(xí)資料交際用語(yǔ)與詞匯結(jié)構(gòu)IthiｎｋthｅIｎｔeｒnｅtｉsvｅｒyｈｅlpｆul.--＿_(dá)＿＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)＿＿_(dá)________．A.Yeｓ,sｏdoI.

B.Ｔhaｔ’savｅrygoodideaC.NeiｔｈeｒdoＩ

D.Ｉ’dｒａt(yī)ｈｅｒgoｓurfingｏnｉｔIhaｖeａnappoｉnｔmentwithDr.Johｎsｏn．--___＿_(dá)__＿_(dá)_______＿＿_(dá)＿.Ａ.Ｔｈｅappointmｅnｔisｐutoff

Ｂ．YouｌooksickandｗeaｋC.Ｐl(wèi)eａｓewaitforｍinｕte.Heisbｕｓynow

Ｄ.ＴelｌmｅｙourＩＤnｕmberAｆteｒnooｎ,ｓiｒ.Whereto?--__＿_(dá)____＿_(dá)_＿＿＿_(dá)＿_(dá)＿_(dá).A.Pleaｓegｅｔmeｔothｅａiｒｐort

Ｂ．pleaｓepickmeupｎextｔimeＣ.I’ｖebｅe(cuò)ntｏtheaｉrｐｏrｔ

D.Theplaneｗillｔakeoffinａnｈouｒ—CanＩhelpｙoutogｅtiｔdｏwn？

—

.A.Ｎopｒoblｅｍ

B.Yes.Ｌet’sgetitC．Ｔｈanks．Ｉｔ’ｓsｏniｃｅoｆｙou

D.Ｉt’sｎotｒoｕbｌeatall—I’ｍｔryingtocallMarie,buttheｒｅ’snoａnswer.—

.

Ａ．Ｉｄｉdn’treａｌizｅｔhat

B．Hｅreisaｍｅssagefｏrhｅr

C.I’mreaｌlyｓorｒyabｏutit

D.Ｒeａlly?Maybeshe’soｕｔ—Aｒeyousuｒeaboｕttｈat？—

．

Ａ.Youｎｅe(cuò)ｄn’tworryaboｕtｔｈaｔ

B.Ilｉｋetheidea．

Ｃ.Oh，ｎo.I’mafｒaidｏfｔｈat

D.Oh，yｅs．I’maｂｓolutｅlｙpｏsｉtivｅ—Wｏuldyｏuｌiketosｅｅthｅmｅnu?—

.

Ａ.No,thanｋｓ.Iaｌrｅadｙknowwhatｔｏｏrｄer

B.Ｙourmｅｎuiｓｖerｙcleａr

C．Ｉheaｒthefoodhｅrｅｉstａsty

D.Thesｅttｉngisｆortable—Whaｔifmycoｍputerdoeｓn’twｏrk?—

.

A．I’mnotgoodatcomputｅr

Ｂ.AskＡnnefoｒhelp

C．I’veｃalledtherepairｓhｏp

Ｄ.Theｒｅmuｓtbesomｅtｈingwrong—Hoｗ’sthemovie?Interesting?—

．

Ａ.Itｗaｓshownｌateｕｎｔilｍｉdｎiｇht

B.Itwassｔaｒrｅdｂyafewfamouｓpeoplｅ

C．Farfｒoｍ.IshｏulｄhaｖestayeｄｈｏmeｗatｃhingTV

Ｄ.Iｗaｓsｅatedfarawayiｎtheｃｏrｎer—Isｔhisｔhｅmｏtｅlyouｍｅnｔｉoned?—

.

A．Itlookｓcomｆoｒｔable

B.Yes,it’sasquｉeｔasweｅxpeｃtｅd

C.Yoｕ’rｅsoｃonsidｅrａt(yī)e

D.No,theprｉｃｅ’srｅasｏｎａbleACＡCDＤＡＢCB詞匯與結(jié)構(gòu)Atpreseｎｔ,theｍｏｓtｉmportａntｔｈingｉsthatBrｉtaｉnneeｄs＿_(dá)____＿＿＿moｒetｏimｐrovetheｒelatioｎshipwiththeUＳＡ.

AA.tｏdo

B.ｄｏing

C.toｂedonｅ

Ｄ.didAfter＿_(dá)＿_(dá)__theshoppiｎｇlｉst,IfoundｔhatＩfoｒgｏｔｔobｕysalt.

CＡ.ｅxａｍinｉng

B.testing

C.checking

D.ｓeeinｇAnｎisｓｔｕdyｉnｇ___＿_(dá)_aｔuｎｉveｒsitｙ.

BA.poliｔｉc

Ｂ.poｌitｉcs

Ｃ．ｐｏliticiaｎ

D.poｌｉｔｉcalAftｅr_________＿thebid,mａｊorcｏnsｔructionｂｅganinBeｉjinｇ.

CA.win

B.wininｇ

Ｃ.ｗｉnning

D．ｗｏnAlecｔurｅhalｌis__＿_(dá)____ｗhｅｒｅstudentｓａｔteｎdｌecturｅs.

CA．ｔhere

B.wｈich

C.onｅ

D.tｈatBesｕreｔo_＿_(dá)__＿yｏuｒｗiｆｅwｈeｎyoucｏｍeherｅｔhiｓｅveninｇ．

A

Ａ.bｒing

B.takｅ

C.gｅt

D．carrｙBeforeshelｅfｔonthｅtｒｉp，she＿＿＿_(dá)__＿_(dá)＿_(dá)harｄ．

DＡ.traiｎed

Ｂ.ｈasｔrainｅｄ

C.ｗouldtｒaｉned

D.haｄtraｉnｅd--－ＣanＩgetｙouacoupｌｅoftea？

Ａ----＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)＿_(dá)＿_(dá)__＿_(dá)＿_(dá)__________.

A．Thａt(yī)’sveｒｙｎicｅoｆyoｕ

B.Wiｔｈpｌeasｕrｅ

C．Yoｕcan，please

D.ＴhankyouｆｏrtheteaDoｎ’tｗorry．Theｒｅis___＿＿＿rｏoｍｆorａllyoｕrbookshere．

CA.mｏrｅ

Ｂ.much

C.enougｈ

D.some

＿_(dá)＿＿_(dá)_＿＿ｆineweatheritis!

A

A.Whaｔ

Ｂ.Wｈａｔa

C．Ｈow

D．Hoｗa______＿_(dá)_＿ｆｏrtheOlympicGａmｅsbｅgiｎaｂouttｅnyｅarsｉnaｄｖancｅ.

CA.Bｉｄ

B．Ｔobid

C．Bidding

D.TobｅbidｄｅｎEveryｔhing＿_(dá)__＿_(dá)_＿＿_(dá)＿_(dá)ifAlberｔhadn’tｃallｅdtheｆｉreｂrｉｇadｅ.

ＤA.ｗｉｌlｂedestｒoyed

B.wiｌlｈaｖeｂeeｎdesｔroyｅdＣ．wouｌdｂｅｄｅstｒｏyeｄ

D.ｗｏuldhavebｅe(cuò)ｎdeｓｔｒoyedHerｐarenｔsdiedwhｅnshｅwasveｒyyouｎg，sosｈewas＿＿＿_(dá)__ｂyhｅrauｎt.

Ａ

Ａ．broughtuｐ

B.ｂroｕghtoｕt

C.grｏwnup

D.grown

_＿_(dá)_____hesａidｉｓquiteｒight.

B

A．Tｈaｔ

B.Ｗhａｔ

Ｃ．How

Ｄ．WｈyＨeｋeｐtthelｉｇhtiｎhiｓroom_____＿_(dá)thewｈoｌenight．

B

Ａ．burｎt

Ｂ.burning

C．buｒn

D.tｏｂurnHｅkeeｐｓ＿_(dá)____＿＿_(dá)athimselfiｎtｈｅmｉrｒor.

BA.tolook

B．lookiｎg

C.loｏｋ

D.looｋed

Heｗas______＿_(dá)_abouｔhiｓnewjob.

AＡ.oｖertｈemoｏn

B.oｎthｅmooｎ

C.ｏfftheｍooｎ

D.ａbｏｖｅｔheｍoonHehａsbｅe(cuò)n__＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)iｎｈｏｓpiｔａlfoｒaｍｏntｈ.

B

A.daｎger

Ｂ．indanｇer

C.daｎgeｒｏuｓ

Ｄ.aｄaｎｇerHｅｓpendsaquartｅｒoftｈeday______＿＿_(dá)_＿．

BA.tosｌｅe(cuò)p

B.sｌeeｐｉng

C．sleeps

D.tｏｓleepingHｅｉｓthｅｍan_＿_(dá)____＿_(dá)_____dｏgbitme.

DＡ.that

B.ｗｈich

Ｃ.ｗhｏ’ｓ

D.

ｗhosｅIthappened＿_(dá)______ａwiｎｔerｎighｔ.

D

A.ａt(yī)

B.iｎ

C.bｙ

D．on

Iｆyｏu_____stoｐsｍokｉｎｇ，youｃａnonlyｅｘpecttohａｖeａbadcough.

Ａ

Ａ.woｎ’ｔ

B.wｏuldn’t

Ｃ.don’ｔ

D.cａｎ’tIt’ｓnoｔsａfe_＿_(dá)___intｈestｒeｅt．

ＣA．ｔｏplay

B.play

C，playing

D.plaｙs____＿＿iｔwｉtｈmeaｎdI’llseewhatＩcando.

D

Ａ．Whenleft

Ｂ．Leavｉng

C．Ifyｏuｌeaｖｅ

Ｄ.LｅａveＩｄon’tsupposeｈｅｗｉllattendｔheｍeetinｇ,_____＿？

B

Ａ.wｏn’ｔhe

B．willhe

C．doI

Ｄ.don’tIIthinkalltheseaｒeｍaｉnpoinｔｓ_＿_(dá)__＿_(dá)muｃｈatteｎtioｎ.

BA．ｂｅingwoｒthｙｏf

B．wortｈyof

Ｃ.ｗhichworｔh

Ｄ.ｗｈｉchworthyｏfIhavｅgiven_＿_(dá)__＿＿_(dá)＿＿_(dá)_＿＿eatingｍｅat.

CA.oｖer

B．down

C.up

D.downＩknｏwitisn’timｐoｒtantｂｕｔIcａｎ’ｔｈeｌp_＿＿_(dá)_＿ａｂoutit．

B

A.buttoｔhｉnk

B.ｔhｉnkiｎg

C.tｏ

D.thiｎk

Ｉ’ｍtirｅd.Ｉ__＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)___workｉｎgvｅｒｙhard.

BＡ.haｖe

B.ｈaveｂｅe(cuò)n

C．had

D.hａsLｉndaｏffｅredｈimheｒｃｏｎｇratulatiｏns_＿_(dá)＿_(dá)_＿h(yuǎn)ｉspassiｎgthｅcolｌegｅe(cuò)ntranceexａms.

Ｄ

A．ａt(yī)

B.for

C.of

D.ｏnMr.Wｈitehasawｉfeandthrｅe(cuò)childｒentｏ______＿_(dá)_.Ａ

A.raｉse

Ｂ.ｋeｅｐ

C．ｇrow

D.ｔakeＭａryｆｏrｇot______alｅtteｒｔoherｍoｔhｅｒ,soshewrotetoherjuｓtｎow.B

A.wｒitｉｎg

Ｂ.ｔoｗrｉtｅ

Ｃ．havinｇwrｏte

D.tohavewｒｉttｅnＮotonlyIｂutalsoJaｎｅａndMary＿_(dá)_____tiｒeｄofhavingoｎeexaminａt(yī)ｉｏnａfteranｏther．

B

A.is

B.ａｒe

C.am

D.beOuｒｐlａne_＿_(dá)__fromLondonat7:00yestｅrdayevening.

A

A.tookｏff

B.putofｆ

C.flｅwoff

D.leｆtoffOnhiｓfiｒstｓea_＿＿＿_(dá)____,hｅwasｓtiｌlｑuiteyｏuｎgbｕtｓhoｗｅｄｇｒｅaｔcｏurａgｅtｏｆａcｅthesｔorm.

ＤＡ.trip

Ｂ.ｔravel

C.ｔouｒ

D．vｏyageShe’ｓｕnlｕｃky,anｄｓhe’saｌwaysｓuffｅring______luｃkoneafteraｎothｅｒ.

D

A．ａsicｋ

B.anill

Ｃ.sｉck

D．illShｅｈaslivedheｒｅ_______＿＿＿_(dá)___ｔhreeyeaｒｓ.

ＢＡ.

ｓiｎｃｅ

B.foｒ

C.ｄurｉｎｇ

D.iｎＴｉmｅismoney!Wｅｓｈoulｄ___＿＿_(dá)ourtｉme.

B

Ａ.ｂｅfｉｔｆor

B.makｅgooｄuseoｆ

Ｃ.playaparｔoｆ

Ｄ．takethｅplaceofTheｙ＿_(dá)____thetrａｉnｕntiｌitdｉｓappeａｒediｎtｈｅdistaｎce.

B

A.ｓaｗ

Ｂ.ｗatｃｈed

Ｃ.noticed

D.observedＴhat’sallseｔtled.It＿_(dá)___talkeｄaboｕt．Ｄ

A.shouldn’t

B.ｍustn’tbｅ

C.cａn’t

D.neeｄn’tｂe

Ｔｈebeｄroｏｍｎeedｓ＿＿_(dá)__＿_(dá)__＿.

AA．decｏratiｎg

B.todecorate

C.deｃoraｔe

D.dｅcorａｔeｄ-－-Whａt(yī)’shａppenedtoＴoｍ?

D--－__＿_(dá)___＿_(dá)_tohospｉtal．A.

Ｈe’sｔaｋeｎ

Ｂ.Ｈe’llbeｔａkｅnＣ．Ｈe’lltａke

D．He’sｂeeｎｔaken---Whiｃｈdｏyoｕｌikebetter,rｅalｍovｉeｓ____＿_(dá)_carｔoons？

D---－Iprefercarｔoons

＿＿_(dá)_ｒeaｌmovieｓ.

A.anｄ，thaｎ

B．ｏr，ｔｈａn

C.ａnd，ａｎｄ

D.ｏr,tｏWhａt(yī)aｆoｏlIhaｖｅbｅe(cuò)n！Wｈy___＿_(dá)Ｉｔhinkofthatbeforｅ?

B

Ａ.dｏn’ｔ

B.diｄｎ’t

C．ｎoｔ

Ｄ.ｄoWemustmaｋeadiffｅrenｃｅｂｅｔween_____langｕageａｎd＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)ｌanｇuａｇe.

A

Ａ.spokｅn,writtｅｎ

B.speakｉｎg,written

C.sｐeaking，writing

Ｄ．spｅak，wｒiｔeWｅ__＿_(dá)＿_(dá)＿＿_(dá)_ｅverｙdａyｗhｅnwewereｃhiｌｄren.ＡA.useｄtoswiｍ

B．usｅdｔoswimｍｉng

C.ｕsetoswim

D.usetｏsｗimminｇＹoumustｅxpｌaｉn___＿＿_(dá)howｔｈeｙsucceedeｄ________tｈｅe(cuò)xperimenｔ．Ｃ

A.oｆuｓ，for

Ｂ.aｔｕs,at

C．touｓ,in

D．forus,tｏYoulook_＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)_.What＿＿_(dá)＿_(dá)＿yｏu＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)＿_(dá)_？

DA.ｔiｒe,dｉｄ…do

B．ｔiring,hａve…ｄoneC.tired,do…do

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A.must

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Ｃ.haｄ

Ｄ.has3２.

A.havebeenaskeｄB.asｋed

Ｃ.wilｌask

D.haｖｅbeeｎａｓkiｎg33.

A.due

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Ｃ.becaｕｓe

D.ｂecausｅoｆ３4.

A.which

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C.who

D.–３5.

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C.-

Ｄ.ｔhosｅ36.

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C.wｈｏ

D.ｉt37.

A.esｔimatｅ

Ｂ.estiｍａｔiｎg

C.esｔimates

D．ｅsｔiｍatｅd38．

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B.tｏｈａｖetheｍinstaｌliｎg

C．toｈａvebeｅniｎstallｉngthem

Ｄ.toinｓtａllｔhem3９.

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A．instａlｌ

B．instalｌed

C.ｉnstallｉｎg

D.tｏiｎｓtaｌl31.B

32.D

33.Ａ

3４.C

35.C

36.B

３７.Ｄ38．Ａ

３９.C

40.D

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inIndｉaiｎtｈeｌａsｔtwelvemonthｓ,anｄaｂｏutｔwｉｃethaｔmａｎｙuseｄcａｒsｈavebeｅntｒadeｄ.

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，lotｓofthｅmnotmｏtorised.Arｉde(34)

aｔaxidriveriｎNｅｗDelhiｇivｅsａflaｖoｕrofａt(yī)ｙpicaｌIndｉaｎ－styletrafficwｉtｈallkiｎdsofveｈｉclｅheｌdupincitｙstｒeｅtsoｒinlongｌinｅs(3５)__＿_(dá)_____＿＿

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toｄrｉｖeｈere，ａhorｎ，ｂrakesandgoodluck."Justtｈeｎｗｅｗereｓtopped（39）

ayoungboyandhiｓcow.

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Ｃ.hａｖebｅe(cuò)ｎselｌing

D．haｄbeensold32.

A.of

B.over

Ｃ.beｔweｅn

D.in33．

A．cars

B．ｖeｈｉcles

C.bｉkes

D．mｏtｏｒcyclｅｓ34.

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B．a(chǎn)ｆter

C.ｗiｔh

D.ｉn３５.

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D.pulｌ37.

Ａ.waiｔ

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D．liｓｔenout３８．

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D.arｅrｅｃoｍｍended３9.

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Ｂ.bｙ

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Ｄ．a(chǎn)ｆtｅr40．Ａ.ｗｈat

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Ｃ.ｗheｎ

D.that31.A

３2.D

3３.Ｂ

34.C

３5.B

36．A

３7.C

3８．D

3９.B

40.

DＭostworｋerｓspeｎdｅighthｏuｒｓontｈeｊobadayoｎ

3１

.Theywｏｒｋbecaｕｓeｔheyneedmoneyｆornecessitieｓ.Ｔheysｐenｄaboutonethｉｒdoftheiｒliｖｅsatwoｒk，butｈateit．Bycoｎtrasｔ，someｐeｏpleａctually

32

ｗork.Tｈeｙspeｎd

3３

hourｓoｎthejobｅacｈwｅe(cuò)kandofteｎtakewｏrkhｏmeｗiｔhthem.Theyarｅｃaｌｌed“worｋａｈolics(工作狂)”astheyareadｄｉｃtｅｄｔothｅｉｒjobasotheｒpeopleａｒｅ

３4

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35

workthandｏaｎythｉnｇelseandthiscanbｅｍostｉｍporｔａnttotheiｒｌife.Worｋahｏlicｓareoftｅn

36

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37

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3８

timewitｈtheｉｒchildreｎａndｔhｅirmarriagesｍay

39

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40

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４0．ＡThｅreareａdvantagｅsanｄdisａｄvanｔａgeｓｔo

31

AsｉａnaｎdWesterneducationalmethods.Foreｘample,oneaｄvａnｔage

3２

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33

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34

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３5

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3６

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3７

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３8

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３９

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16

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17

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18

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2０

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2２

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23

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24

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２5

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25ＤPｅteｒＢlakｅｉsasｕccessfuｌbｕｓinessman,buthｅ(1６)＿_(dá)___＿_(dá)＿_(dá)__＿tobeverypoｏr.Hehaｄnoｗheretoｌiveａｎd(17)___＿_(dá)______＿ｗorkinginapubwheｎhe(18）＿＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)＿_(dá)_tｏsｔaｒtｈｉsownｂｕｓｉneｓs.Ｐeｔerｈａdalwａys(19)_______＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)interｅｓｔediｎｐlaｎtsanｄfｌoｗｅrｓ,(２0)___＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)_ｈeｄeciｄedｔosetupacomｐany(２1）_______＿_(dá)___caredｆoｒtｈｅｐlantsinbiｇoｆfiｃeｓ．Atfｉrsthｅworｋｅdonhｉｓ（22)____＿＿_(dá)_____，butｓoonhetｏok(23）_____＿_(dá)＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)tｗopeoｐletoｈｅlpｈim.Thecompａnyhａsbeｅnｇrowing(24)＿_(dá)______＿_(dá)__forｔｈelａsttenyears．Ｐeterｉｓnoｗveｒyｒiｃｈ,(２5)______＿_(dá)____ｈecomｐｌaｉnsthaｔnoｗhedoesn’tｗorkwitｈｐlanｔsbｕtwｉｔｈacomputｅｒeveryday!16.

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２５.C閱讀理解1.選擇題OncｅtｈekｉｎgofIｎｄｉafellｉｌｌandsenｔfoｒhisdoctor.Theｄoctorcａme,ｅxａｍiｎｅｄhimaｎdsaid,“Youｗiｌlbewｅllaｇaininafewdaysifyoutａkebuｌｌ’sｍilk.”Ｔhｅkinｇwasveｒyｓurprised,forhehａｄｎevｅrｈeaｒdofａbullthatgａvｅmｉｌk.“Howisitposｓiblｅ?”heasｋed.“OrｄerGｕlbｏ,theschｏlar,ｔｏgｅtitｆoryou．Hecaｎdoanｙthｉng.”ＴhedｏctｏrwaｓａｎeｎｅmｙｔoGuｌbo,ａｎｄtｈoｕghｔｔｈiｓwoｕldbeａwayoｆmａｋiｎghimsuffｅr.WhｅnthekｉngtoldGulboｗhａｔtｈｅdoｃtorhａdsａｉｄandｏrdeｒedｈｉmtogetｂuｌl’smｉlk,Gｕｌboimｍedｉaｔelyuｎdersｔoｏｄwｈaｔthedoctorwastrｙinｇtoｄo．Whenｈegotｈoｍehｅｓaｔthinkiｎgｈｏwtogetｏuｔｏftheｄifｆicｕltｉｅｓ．Hiｓｄaughtｅr，seeingｈｉmwｏrrｉed,askeｄｗhatwａsthematteｒ.Onheaｒingwhaｔthｅｋiｎｇｈaｄａskedfoｒ,shｅsaid,“Dｏn’tworry，ｆａt(yī)heｒ,I’ｌlhelpｙoｕ.”Ｔheｎextｄaｙｓｈetookｓomeｏlｄcloｔhes,weｎttothebankoftｈerｉveｒneaｒｔｈｅpalace，andchｏseａpｌacebeｌowｔheking’ｓbeｄｒoomwinｄow．Inthemｉddleofthｅnight,whｅnｅveryoneｗasinｂed,sheｓｔaｒtedtoｄoｈerｗashing.Ｓhemadｅｓomuｃｈnoisethatｔｈekingcouｌdnotsleep.Thekinggoｔｖｅryａngrｙaｎdseｔaguaｒdtｏｆｉｎdouｔwhatｗasthematter.Thesoldｉｅｒfoｕｎdthegirｌ,aｎdledherｔotｈekiｎg.“Whyｄoyouwａshyourｃlotheshereatnigｈt?”ａｓkeｄthekｉng.Thegirlｐrｅtenｄedｔobeaｆraidａndｓaiｄ,“Ihadtoｗashclotheｓａt(yī)night.Ｔhiｓafternooｎmｙｆａt(yī)ｈerhadａｂaｂy.Iwasbｕsyalｌdayｂecａuseoｆthat.TｈenIfｏuｎｄtｈeｒeｗｅrenocleａnｃloｔｈesfortｈｅｂaｂｙ,soＩhadtoｃomeandwashthemnow.”

“Wｈaｔ!”crｉｅdｔhｅｋing，“Areｙｏutryingtomａkｅaｆoolofme?Whoeverheaｒdofamanhaｖｉngabaｂｙ?”“Ｗｅll,ｉfthekｉｎｇｈimｓeｌfoｒdｅｒsｓomeonetogetbｕll’sｍilkfoｒｈim,whycan’ｔamaｎhaｖeaｂaby?”Thekingsmilｅｄanｄsaｉd,“YoｕmｕstｂeGuｌbo’ｓdaughｔer.Ｇoａndtｅllyoｕrfaｔhｅrｔhaｔhemａykeepthｅbull’ｋfｏrｈisｂaby．”1．Aｃｃordingtoｔhedoctorinｔｈｅstorｙ,thekiｎｇ’ｓiｌlｎesｓｃanbecurｅdbｙ＿＿_(dá)＿_(dá)_.A.

makingＧulbosuffｅｒB．

drinkingｂull’smｉlkC.

seeinｇaｎｏtｈerｄｏctｏrＤ.

feedinghimｗithｃｏw’smiｌｋ

２.ＴｈedｏcｔortoldｔhekｉngtｏasｋGulbotofiｎdbuｌl’ｓmilkｂeｃaｕｓehｅ__＿＿_(dá)_.A.admiｒeｄＧｕlｂogrｅatlｙB.

hatedGulbｏveryｍuchC．

tｈougｈtGulbowasascholaｒD．

trieｄｔｏmakeGｕlboａnotherdoctｏr

３．HowｄidＧuｌbofeelafｔergeｔtiｎgthekiｎg’sorｄer?A.

Heｗaｓuｐｓet.B.

Heｗasｅxciteｄ．C．

Hewassuｒpriseｄ.D.

Hｅｗａsｄisapｐoｉntｅd．

4.ＷhydidGｕｌｂo’ｓdauｇhteｒｗasｈcｌoｔhesｂｅｌｏｗthekｉnｇ’ｓbedｒoｏｍｗiｎdoｗatnigｈt?Ａ.

Ｂｅｃausesｈｅｗasforcedｔoｄoｉt.Ｂ．

Becausesheofｔeｎwasｈedｃlotｈestｈere.C.

Ｂｅｃausｅｓheeｎｊｏｙeｄwashingcloｔｈｅｓｔhere．D．Bｅcauseshｅｗａnｔedｔhekinｇｔonoｔiｃeｈer．

５.Fｒoｍthｅｄiaｌoguebetｗeenthｅｋiｎgandtｈｅgirl,wekｎowｔｈａｔafteｒhearingthegirl’ssｔｏrｙ,ｔheking＿＿_(dá)___.Ａ.

wａｎｔedｔoｓeetｈebabyB.

beｃameangryｗiｔhｈerC.

thoｕghtthｅｇiｒlwaｓafooｌD．undｅrstoｏdｔｈｅgｉrl’smeａｎｉｎg

BＢADDPeｏplｅallｏveｒtｈeworldtodａyareｂｅgｉnningtohｅaranｄlearnｍｏreanｄmoreabouttｈeprobleｍofpolｌｕtion.Polluｔioｎisｃａｕsedｅitherbyｍan’sｒeleaｓeｏfcompleｔelynewaｎdｏftenartifｉｃial（人造的)substancｅｓｉntｏｔｈeenvirｏnmeｎｔ，orｂｙreleaｓinggｒeaｔlyiｎｃreaｓedamouｎｔｓoｆanａt(yī)uralsｕbstaｎce(物質(zhì)）,suchaｓoilfｒoｍoiｌtankerｓintothesｅａ.Wｈatevｅritsuｎｄerlyｉngｒeasonｓ,ｔｈerｅiｓnｏdoubtｔhatmｕcｈofｔheｐollutｉonｃausｅdcｏulｄbecoｎｔrolｌedifonlｙcｏmpanｉes,iｎdiviｄuａlsａnｄgovernmentsｗｏｕldｍakemoreｅfｆoｒts.Inｔhehomethereisaｎobviouｓnｅe(cuò)dtocontroｌｌitterandwasｔe.Foｏdcｏmesｗrappeｄuｐｔhｒeeoｆｆourtimeｓinpackａgestｈaｔallhavetｏｂeｄｉspｏsedof；driｎｋsaｒeｉｎｃreasinglysoldｉnbottlｅsoｒtｉnswhichcａｎ’tbeｒｅused.Thｉｓｎotｏnｌｙcａuｓeｓａｌitterproｂｌｅｍ,ｂutａlsoisaｇreatwasteofｒesoｕrces,ｉntｅrmsofglasｓ,ｍｅtaｌandｐapeｒ.Advertｉsinghashｅlpｅｄthｉｓprocessbypｅrsuaｄingmaｎyｏfｕｓnoｔonlytobuythingｓwｅnｅiｔherｗaｎtnｏrneed,butaｌｓototｈｒｏwaｗａymｕｃhoｆwhatwedｏｂuｙ.Polluｔiｏnａｎdwaｓtecoｍbinetｏbeａproblemeｖｅryoneｃanｈｅlptｏｓolvebycutｔingoｕtuｎnｅｃessarybｕying,ｅxｃessｕseandcaｒelessdiｓｐosal（解決)oｆｔheprｏductsweuｓeiｎoｕｒｄaiｌyliｖeｓ.1.Tｈｅｍainｃaｕseｏfpollutiｏnis__＿＿＿_(dá)_＿＿_(dá)．A.

therelｅaseofaｒｔｉficialｏｒnatuｒalsｕｂｓtanｃesｉnｔotｈeenviｒonmentＢ.

theprｏduｃtiｏnofｎewｉndustrialgoodsＣ.

incｒeasｅdaｍouｎtｓｏfａnａt(yī)ｕralsubｓｔanceD.

ｏｕrever－iｎcreasinｇpｏｐuｌatｉｏn2.Muchｏfｔhepｏlluｔioｎcｏuｌｄｂｅcｏnｔｒollｅdifonlｙ______＿_(dá)_＿.Ａ．

peoplewｏｕldpaymoreatｔenｔｉontotheproblemB．

goverｎmentsｗｏｕｌdｔakeeffectiｖｅｍeａsｕresC．

alｌsｉdｅscoｎｃeｒnedwoｕldmakｅmｏreｅfｆｏrｔsＤ．

ｆarmｅrｓwoulduselｅｓsａrtifiｃialferｔｉlizers3.Ｆooｄpackaｇｅs,bottlesaｎdtinsｆoｒdrinkscancause_＿_(dá)______＿.A.airandwａｔerpｏllｕtionＢ．ｂｏｔhａlitterｐrobleｍａndawａsｔerofresourcesＣ.toｐayｆortｈeseｒｖiceD.toproduｃｅthｅreceｉｐt4.Wｈiｃｈｏftheｆoｌlowingcａnｎothｅlpsｏlvingtｈeｐｒｏｂlemoｆpolluｔioｎ？A.Ｃuttingoutuｎｎecessarybuyｉng.B.Eating.C.Reｄｕcｅｅxceｓsuse.D.Caｒｅfullｙdisposeｏｕrdailyproducts.5.Whatdoestheuｎderlinｅｄｗord“ｌittｅr”ｍｅaｎinpａragrapｈ2？A.

nｏtmaｎｙ

B.

seｒiouｓprｏbｌemＣ.

biｔsｏfwastethｉngｓ

Ｄ.

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hｏwanｕnｄerseaｖｏlcａnｏｂrokeouｔ

F.

ｈoｗaniｓｌaｎdrｏsｅｕpinｔhesｅaG.

howｓoiｌwasｆoｒmedｏnanｅwislanｄH．

hoｗlifeｂｅgａnonavoｌcaｎｏ-ｐroducｅdｉslaｎｄ2.Accordｉngtothｅpaｓsａge,theｉｓlandgotitsfirstsｏilfrom___＿_(dá)___＿_(dá)．A.

ｓｅawaves

Ｂ.

thｅsａnｄbroughtｂｙthｅwindＣ.

ｉｔsｏwnrock

D.

coolｒａiｎs3.Tｈｅworｄ“naked”