大学生英语上机试题2
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Directions: In this section you'll hear some sentences. In each sentence there is a word or phrase missing. Fill in the blanks while listening to the sentences. 1.
with. 2.
3.
make them different from American names.
4. Before the man could change his name, he had to get
5. After dinner, the upset guest said that her host was as
6. It's usual for parents to give their children the name of a
label
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convey approval rode imitate professional accompany
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C. Not respecting them.
D. Staying out late.
4.
A. A lot of fun.
B. Awards.
C. Trouble.
D. Respect.
5.
A. She's his mother.
B. She's his teacher.
C. She's his friend.
D. She's his boss.
Questions 6 to 10 are based on the following passage or dialog.
6.
A. She changed her name.
B. She learned new names.
C. She met people with different names.
D. She gave people new names.
7.
A. It is very difficult for people.
B. It is hard for him to remember.
C B
D A C
D D C B D
A. Indonesian people.
B. Chinese people.
C. The first people to use names.
D. Distinguished people.
4.
A. To identify the generation.
B. To carry some information about our family.
C. To distinguish people from one another.
D. To show the different characters of different people. Array
5.
A. Because they are names given by parents.
B. Because they are not family names.
C. Because they carry the information of the baby.
D. Because not all the cultures have given names.
Questions 6 to 10 are based on the following passage or dialog.
6.
A. Hanja lettering.
B. Western letters.
C. Family identification.
D. Words special to that person.
7.
D D
B C A A B D B B
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