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福师课程考试《高级英语三》作业考核试卷

福师课程考试《高级英语三》作业考核试卷福师 15 年 8 月课程考试《高级英语三》作业查核答案（不可以附件提交，只要要提交答案，选择题要标明题目序号，不然0 分办理。

）高级英语三I. Vocabulary1. The more he finds about himself in other newspapers, the more indignant he will be with those whose reports are meagre.A. richB. brilliantC. annoyingD. scarce2. They had plenty to eat. But they spent all their leisure visiting neighbouring farmsａnd stealing potatoes, which they hoarded.A. swallowedB. ate upC. stored secretlyD. gave back3.Some acts which would be bad, simply in themselves, may be excusableａ nd even laudable when they are necessary means to a greater good.A. laughableB. forgivenC. praiseworthyD. admissible4. Satiety is a dream which will always elude you.A. attractB. lureC. escapeD. tempt5. The search for sunken treasure has become more popular as a legitimate endeavor.A. justifiedB. innocentC. prudentD. fundamental福师课程考试《高级英语三》作业考核试卷6. Awareness of this is a kind of redemptive grace, but it doesn’ t appreciably lead repentance ａnd a revolution in consumer habits.A. consciouspensativeC. imaginativeD.appreciative7.America is anachronistic in so many ways, ａnd not least in its clinging to a belief.A. modern-fashioned C. behind the timesB. full of crimes D. highly-developed8. He felt ________ to live a simple ａnd lonely life in that remote village.A. sufficientB. adequateC. contented competentD.9. Crop rotation has prevented the soilｆrom _______.A. povertyB. impoverishmentC. weakness infirmity10. He remembered reading somewhere that baldness shows virility.A. character of manB. great varieties quickness D. fragility D.C.11. His voice, though familiar, irked him; it sounded thin ａnd scratchy.A. pleasedB.interestedexcited D. irritatedC.12.There are certain disfiguring ａnd mortal diseases about which there has probably never been any snobbery.A.perpetualB.fatalC. moralD. flexible13. In 1940 the Democrats nominated Roosevelt for an unprecedented third term.A. unimportantB. unheard ofC. unjustifiedD. unhampered14. The value of snobbery in general consists in its power to stimulate activity.A. suffocateB. forbidC. permitD. incite15. He laughed ａnd shouted, trying to ________ his sorrow in excitement.A. drownB. utterC. concealD. sink16.The traffic policeman waited patiently while the drunken driver _____ in his pocket for his driver ’ s license.A.pluckB.fumbleC. flipD. bloat17. There is no need to ________ over a broken vase. ItA. museB. view ’ s so cheap.C.pinch D. fuss18. The summer was so hotａ nd dry that leaves on the trees all ________.A. droopedB. fadedflicked D. drained19. It is not ________ to take reference books out of the library.C.A. admissibleB. skepticalC. permissibleD. admirable20. Her easy success in the job made her ________, which is very dangerous.A. complacentB. docileC. accomplishedD. importantII. Text Comprehension1.In "Jerusalem the Golden", Clara''s mother chose Battersby Grammar School for her because ( “ Jerusalem the Golden ”)A. she could not afford the bus fare to a better school.B. she didn''t have to spend money on the school uniform.C. she had no trust in education ａnd wanted to spend as little as she could as long as she kept her social position in the neighborhood.D. she didn''t care what opinions other people might have of her so long as her child could get a good education.2. Clara liked her school for all the reasons that most people would specify as particular causes for dislike. What aspects of the school attract her so much? ( “ Jerusalem the Golden”)A. She could do whatever she liked at school.B. The school was full of good teachersａnd so many intelligent pupils whom she admired so much.C. The school looked so large ａnd even bleak to her, ａnd there were so manypupils she did not know, which was quite different ｆ rom her home.D. She was proud at school because she cameｆrom an area used to inhabited by themiddle class.3. “ Vegetableswith crisp ａnd crackling texture emerge as mush, slippery ａndstringy as hair nets simmered in Vaseline.” (“ Science Has Spoiled My Supper” ) figure of speech is used in the sentence?A. personificationB. metaphorC. metonymyD.hyperbole4. By "acquisitiveness" is meant (“ On HumanａndNaturePolitics”)A. the wish to possess as much as possible of goods,ｏr the title to goods.B. one aspect of human nature that is acquired in political struggle.C. the wish to survive the conquest of hunger.D. the wish that is ｏ riginated ｆrom acquiring food.5.Which of the following is NOT true about power according to Russell? ( “ OnHuman Nature ａnd Politics ”)A. Knowledge is power.B. The love of power is not always a bad motive.C. The love of power is the most important of all the four motives.D. Those who have never experienced power have a stronger wish for it.6. How does Anthony Burgess ｏrganize his idea in "Is America Falling Apart?" (“ IsAmerican Falling Apart?”)A. He first puts forward his idea that America is falling apart. Then he follows it upwith examples to show the gravity of the problems.B. He points out what problems with America are, analyses how they lead to neurosis,ａnd suggests what Americans should do.C. He compares the problems with America in the 60''s to those in the 30''s, points outhow serious they are ａnd suggests what Americans should do.D. He points out problems with America, analyses the ｏ rigins of the problems ａndconcludes that America is hopeless.7. When commenting on American way of consumption, the writer says "Plannedobsolescence is not conducive to pride in workmanship." ( “ IsAmerican FallingApart? ” )What does he mean?A. Workmen do not feel proud because they have to obeyｏrders.B. Planning in workmanship is out of date, so there''s no pride to talk about.C. Articles designed to break ｏ r wear out quickly do not help people to take a pridein their work.D. Products are so unattractive that people do not feel proud of them.8. One of the problems with American education is that (“ Is American Falling Apart?A. the teachers work very conscientiously ａnd lack creativeness.B. the teachers do not follow the school textbooks strictly.C. the teachers experiment with new methods of education.D. teachers can not be fired except for raping girl students ａnd getting boy studentsdrunk.9. In "America, filling in the vacuum left by the liquefied British Empire,...", ( “ IsAmerican Falling Apart?he”liquefied)"t British Empire" meansA. the British Empire which is surrounded by water.B. a strong ａnd enforced empire.C. the British Empire which used to be great.D. the British Empire that has thoroughly collapsed.10. The title "Ace in the Hole" indic ates that (“ Ace in the Hole”)A. Ace ａnderson was in an embarrassing situation.B. Ace dropped into a ditch while driving home.C. Ace was so angry with her wife.D. Ace was trapped in a trick ａ nd could not get out of it.11.What is Ace''s mother''s attitude towards his marriage with Evey? ( “ Acein the Hole ”)A. She had all along thought his marriage was not satisfactory but had hesitated to say so until now.B. She was strongly opposed to their marriage ａ nd didn''t accept Evey ｆrom the beginning.C. She was quite satisfied with Evey.D. She thought Evey was acceptable as a Catholic although she sometimes behaved oddly.12. At the end of the story, (“ Ace in the Hole”)A. the dinner music ｆ rom the radio eased off the tension between Aceａ nd Evey.B. Ace ａ nd Evey broke up ａnd separated.C. Ace was totally disappointed with their marriage but could do nothing about it.D. Evey admitted her mistake ａnd everything went on well.13. According to Aldous Huxley, (“ Selected Snobberies”)A. Men are snobbish almost about everything.B.There is no snobbery about any disfiguring ｏr mｏrtal disease.C.All snobberies will cause harm ａnd danger to society.D.Some snobberies should be admired while others despised.14. "The snobbery of family" refers to (“ Selected Snobberies”)A. having excessive pride of one''s family.B. snobbery existing among family members.C. jealousy about other families.D. jealousy about each other in one family.15. "... consumption-snobs, who thought that it would be romantic to fade away in the flower of youth ..." can be interpreted as: (“ Selected Snobberies”)A. shopping-snobs, who thought that it would be romantic to be immersed in so many wonderful commodities.B. tuberculosis-snobs, who thought it would be romantic to recover with the help of young flowers.C. tuberculosis-snobs, who thought it would be romantic to die when young.D. shopping-snobs, who thought that it would be romantic to go home with flowers which were not in full blossom.Translation1. The shabbiness of the district ａnd the dingy gloom of the school itself meantnothing to Clara. To her, the building was endlessly exciting,ａnd she liked it fｏrall the reasons that most people would specify as particular causesｏfr dislike.2.If we apply to other attributes the criteria we apply these days to appetite, wewould want bright children anymｏre; we’ dmerely want them to look bright ａnd get through school fast. We wouldn ’ t be interested in beautiful women, but just good pain job.3.If we regard activity as being in itself a good, then we must count all snobberies as good; fｏr all provoke activity. If, with the Buddhists, we regard all activity in this wｏrld of illusion as bad, then we shall condemn all snobberies out of ａhnd.。

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[2020年度]福师《高级英语(三)》在线作业一注：本科有多套试卷，请核实是否为您所需要资料，本资料只做参考学习使用！！！一、单选题（共50题，100分）1、Th[E] story you tol[D] m[E] th[E] oth[E]r [D][A]y h[A]s y[E]t to [B][E]____.[A][C]onfus[E][D][B][C]onfirm[E][D][C][C]onqu[E]r[E][D][D][C]onform[E][D][提示]运用所学知识，并对上述题目作出选择本题参考选择是：[B]2、It is ( ) in th[E] r[E]gul[A]tions th[A]t you [C][A]n t[A]k[E] 20 kilos of lugg[A]g[E] with you.[A]l[A]i[D] upon[B]l[A]i[D] out[C]l[A]i[D] up[D]l[A]i[D] [D]own[提示]运用所学知识，并对上述题目作出选择本题参考选择是：[D]3、Sh[E] [C][A]st h[E]r [E]y[E]s roun[D] th[E] room in ( ) of [A] [C]h[A]ir to sit in.[A]qu[E]stion[B]qu[E]st[C][D][E]m[A]n[D][D]r[E]quir[E]m[E]nt[提示]运用所学知识，并对上述题目作出选择本题参考选择是：[B]4、Th[E] room is in [A] t[E]rri[B]l[E] m[E]ss; it ( ）[C]l[E][A]n[E][D].[A][C][A]n't h[A]v[E] [B][E][E]n[B]shoul[D]n't h[A]v[E] [B][E][E]n[C]mustn't h[A]v[E] [B][E][E]n[D]woul[D]n't h[A]v[E] [B][E][E]n[提示]运用所学知识，并对上述题目作出选择本题参考选择是：[A][A]n you fin[D] ( ) [A]t th[E] hot[E]l for th[E] night?[A]lo[D]ging[B][A][C][C]ommo[D][A]tions[C]pl[A][C][E]s[D]hous[E]s。

福建师范大学2021年2月课程考试《高级英语（三）》作业考核试题

福建师范⼤学2021年2⽉课程考试《⾼级英语（三）》作业考核试题《⾼级英语(三)》期末考试A卷姓名：专业：学号：学习中⼼：成绩：I． Choose the word in closest meaning to the word given 30%1.We must quieten the restive animals:A.buoyantB. restlessC. remorsefulD. resistant2.He was famous for his repartee and his sarcasm.A.Witty retortB. will full departureC. monologueD. overriding3.After years of delay eh problem has now become urgent.A．procrastination B. dilationC.. dilutionD. sacrifice4.You may be athletic, but a monkey is more agile.A.cleverB. nimbleC. stupidD. quick5.If a manufacturer has to charge exorbitantly for his product, he willlose business.A. excessivelyB. reasonablyC. relentlesslyD. inexpensively6.a grunt of acquiescence:A．consent B. refusal C. compliance D. acquisition7.dilation of the pupils:A．restriction B. constrictionC. amplificationD. punishment8.sterile leadershipA．infecund B. aging C. effective D. doubtful9.moronic behavior:A.talkativeB. intelligentC. stupidD. irresponsible10.tenacious salesmenA．lax B. unyielding C. imperfect D. impatient11. Many of President Roosevelt’s critics felt that he was too autocratic.A. democraticB. self-powerfulC. concealing the truthD.upper-class12. Rather than vote for either side, the congressman decided to abstain.A. not voteB. vote for bothC. stay homeD. vote later13. John was forced to make an extemporaneous speech.A. sharpB. foolishC. offhandD. critical14. The police give slight credence to the report.A. attentionB. studyC. beliefD. evaluation15. The fourth year sociology class was a homogeneous group of university students.A. uniformB. averageC. unrelatedD. distinguishable16. The doctor asked the patient to disrobe before the examination.A. take medicineB. breathe deeplyC. relaxD. undress17. The policeman used a megaphone.A. a portable radioB. in instrument to make his voice louder.C. a long stickD. a telephone in his car18. Jack is defrauding the commercial law.A. discardingB. maimingC. cheatingD. repeating19. The thieves ransacked the room trying to find he jewels.A. lootedB. probed intoC. raidedD. thoroughly searched20. The check was marked void.A. payableB. in effectC. canceledD. invalidII. Reading comprehension 10%The relationship between the home and market economics has gone through two distinct stages. Early industrialization began the process of transferring some production processes (e.g. clothmaking, sewing, and canning foods) from the home to the marketplace. Although the home economy could still produce these goods, the processes were laborious and the market economy was usually more efficient. Soon, the more important second stage was evident- the marketplace began producing goods and services that had never been produced by the home economy, and the home economy was unable to produce them (e.g. electricity and electrical appliances, the automobile, advanced education, sophisticated medical care). In the second stage, the question of whether the home economy was less efficient in producing these new goods and services was irrelevant;if the family were to enjoy these fruits of industrialization, they would have to be obtained in the marketplace. The traditional ways of taking care of these needs in the home, such as nursing the sick, became socially unacceptable( and, in most serious cases, probably less successful). Just as the appearance of the automobile made the use of the horse-drawn carriage illegal and then impractical, and the appearance of television changed the radio from a source of entertainment to a source of backgroundmusic, so most of the fruits of economic growth did not increase the options available to the home economy toe either produce the goods or services or purchase them in the market. Growth brought with it increased variety in customer goods, but not increased flexibility for the home economy in obtaining these goods and services. Instead, economic growth brought with it increased consumer reliance on the marketplace. In order to consume these new goods and services, the family had to enter the marketplace as wage earners and consumers. The neoclassical model that views the family as deciding whether to produce goods and services directly or to purchase them in the marketplace is basically a model of the first stage. It cannot accurately be applied to the second ( and current ) stage.1. The reason why many production processes were taken overby the marketplace was that ____.A. it was a necessary step in the process of industrializationB. they depended on electricity available only to the market economyC. it was troublesome to produce such goods in the homeD. the marketplace was more efficient with respect to these processes2. It can be seem from the passage that in the second stage _______.A. some traditional goods and services were not successful whenprovided by the home economyB. the market economy provided new goods and services never producedby the home economyC. producing traditional goods at home became sociallyunacceptableD. whether new goods and services were produced by the home economybecame irrelevant3. During the second stage, if the family wanted to consume new goods and services, they had to enter the marketplace_____.A. as wage earnersB. both as manufacturers and consumersC. both as workers and purchasersD. as consumers4. Economic growth did not make it more flexible for the home economy to obtain the new goods and services because_____.A. the family was not efficient in productionB. it was illegal for the home economy to produce themC. it could not supply them by itselfD. the market for these goods and services was limited5. The neoclassical model is basically a model of the first stage, because at this stage ____.A．the family could rely either on the home economy or on the marketplace for the needed goods and servicesB. many production processes were being transferred tothe marketplaceC. consumers relied more and more on the market economyD. the family could decide how to transfer production processes to themarketplaceIII. Fill in the blank with an appropriate word 20%In an earlier study of the family, I took as ___1___that in ___2____ anation’s family structure determines the kind of ___3__ it will have,and that any ____4__ to change or improve the society must begin ___5___changing he family. Six years later now, I have come to feel that,____6___,although some kind of family structure may be ___7___tosocietal__8__, it is the society that __9__what the family will be, andnot the other way __10___.IV. Translate the following paragraph into English 20%跌倒的是⼀个⼥⼈，花⽩头发，⾐服都很破烂。

18秋[福建师范大学]《高级英语(三)》在线作业一

【奥鹏】[福建师范大学]福师《高级英语(三)》在线作业一试卷总分:100 得分:100第1题,My mother came here only for a____stay. She should fly to Los Angeles the next day.A、shortenedB、prolongedC、prematureD、transient第2题,She did it( ) our effects to stop her.A、in regard toB、with regard toC、regardingD、in spite of第3题,A burning cigarette he threw into the wastepaper basket ( ) fire to the hotel.A、madeB、setC、causedD、caught第4题,A ( ) change in policy is needed if relations are ever to improve.A、severeB、violentC、drasticD、strict第5题,We may be able to _______ you in some way if you can not finish your work on time.A、resistB、insistC、assistD、disease第6题,The chances of seeing a helicopter in my hometown are one ( ) a million.A、forB、toC、inD、against第7题,Tom is interested in and clever at many different things,so he is ( ).A、verticalB、versatileC、variableD、vigorous第8题,When you choose a piece of clothes , the most important thing that you should pay attention is its ( )A、styleB、textureC、testableD、content第9题,Much to the students' relief, the mid term exam was ( ).A、let offB、taken offC、let offD、cancelled第10题,I remember that I ( ) the Party before my graduation from the university.A、attendedB、partcicipatedC、joinedD、joined in第11题,Considering his contribution to our company , Mr. White ( ) better treament than this.A、observesB、preservesC、pretendsD、deserves第12题,The table is similar in design to the other , but the top is ( ).A、roundB、rounderC、more roundD、roundest第13题,He always has a lot of ( ) ideas in his mind , and sometimes we do not even know what he is thinking about.A、novelB、spoilC、acceptableD、additional第14题,When talking about Chinese culture, people often _______ its origin with the Yellow River.A、worshipB、vainC、revealD、associate第15题,Can you find____at the hotel for the night?A、lodgingB、accommodationsC、placesD、houses第16题,Please be serious. I am not _______. You should consider it carefullyA、sortingB、jokingC、countingD、comparing第17题,He is ( ) to speak the truth.A、too much of a cowardB、too much a cowardC、so much a cowardD、so much of a coward第18题,It was a close boxing game, but the boxer in blue was ( ) to be the winner by three of the four referees.A、destinedB、deemedC、doomedD、adapted第19题,He soon made a____for himself on the stage .A、popularityB、fameC、reputationD、respect第20题,John ____to be a polite man. But in fact he is very rude.A、pretendsB、assuresC、affordsD、melts第21题,Jimmy is only a second rate tennis player ,but he is always____how well he plays .A、blowingB、fresheningC、boastingD、dictating第22题,"Why are you driving like a mad?""Well, I have to ( )the hour we lost in Chicago."A、make forB、make upC、make ofD、make out第23题,To some ____, Mary still does not understand this unit. But she herself does not believe so.A、extendB、partC、extentD、content第24题,The Olympic Committee has drawn up strict rules for the athlete to____.A、go onB、go withC、go withoutD、go by第25题,Modern man faces dangers completely unknown ________ his predecessors. A、forB、toC、ofD、by第26题,I asked the tailor to make a small ________ to my trousers because they were too long.A、changeB、variationC、revisionD、alteration第27题,He soon made a ( ) for himself on the stage .A、popularityB、fameC、reputationD、respect第28题,You can take ( ) seat you like.A、no matter whatB、no matter whichC、whatD、whichever第29题,He tried to ( ) with the manager for his salary.A、evaluateB、objectC、bargainD、pause第30题,The chancellor ( ) the fact that he was the centre of criticism and stuck to his reforms.A、dischargedB、disregardedC、disguisedD、disposed第31题,I am acting as____while the manager is away on business.A、agencyB、policyC、deputyD、colleague第32题,We've made some achievements, but there is still a long way ( ).A、goingB、to goC、goneD、to be gone第33题,I have heard about Mr. Smith but I am not acquainted____.A、ofB、byC、withD、over第34题,I am acting as ( ) while the manager is away on business.A、agencyB、policyC、deputyD、colleague第35题,They left the door open ( ) to hear the baby.A、so as for meB、so that meC、in order for meD、and for me第36题,She admired the director to such an extent that she took his words as ( ) oracles.A、divineB、rebelliousC、faithfulD、unbearable第37题,( ) the children to bed, she began to correct the students' exercises.A、SendingB、Being sentC、sentD、Having sent第38题,The service in this restaurant is very poor; there are not enough waiters to wait ( ) customers.A、onB、forC、withD、to第39题,He always gives ( ) to his wife's demands and does whatever she tells him to.A、upB、awayC、inD、out第40题,With the help of the government , a large number of people ( )after the flood in 1991.A、survivedB、suspendedC、sufferedD、subfected第41题,He insisted that his brother____the window. It was clear that someone else brokethe window.A、should not breakB、should not have brokenC、hadn't brokenD、would not break第42题,After traveling in the desert for five days, we found a tiny oasis, where there was a well and ( ) green grass.A、a patch ofB、a bunch ofC、a pinch ofD、a packet of第43题,You can take____seat you like.A、no matter whatB、no matter whichC、whatD、whichever第44题,It is more than twenty years since premier Zhou ( ) ,but he still lives on our hearts.A、passed awayB、passed offC、passed overD、passed for第45题,The airplane took off soon. It was like being on an old train ______ from side to side and going faster and faster.A、surroundingB、foregoingC、swayingD、frowning第46题,Without the _______ materials imported from abroad, Japan can hardly produce anything.A、storeyB、valuableC、spareD、raw第47题,John ( ) to be a polite man. But in fact he is very rude.A、pretendsB、assuresC、affordsD、melts第48题,I would like to take advantage of this opportunity to express my sincere ( ) for you help.A、regulationB、recreationC、appreciationD、guarantee第49题,The end____the means . This saying implies even a wrong or unfair method may be allowed if the result or purpose of the action is good.A、modifiesB、justifiesC、purifies谋学网D、testifies第50题,Violence in the local prison has ( ) two lives.A、removedB、takenC、costD、slaughtered。

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福师《高级英语(三)》在线作业二1. ( ) from the apple tree.A. It down fellB. there it is neededC. Down fell itD. Fell it down正确答案： C 满分：2 分得分：22. The cure rate of many disease increased dramatically after penicillin was ( ) by more doctors.A. put into practiseB. put into effectC. put to useD. put into operation正确答案： C 满分：2 分得分：23. Without the ( ) materials imported from abroad, Japan can hardly produce anything.A. storeyB. valuableC. spareD. raw正确答案： D 满分：2 分得分：24. It is more than twenty years since premier Zhou ( ) ,but he still lives on our hearts.A. passed awayB. passed offC. passed overD. passed for正确答案： A 满分：2 分得分：25. We may be able to ( ) you in some way if you can not finish your work on time.A. resistB. insistC. assistD. disease正确答案： C 满分：2 分得分：26. The airplane took off soon. It was like being on an old train ( ) from side to side and going faster and faster.A. surroundingB. foregoingC. swayingD. frowning正确答案： C 满分：2 分得分：27. The Olympic Committee has drawn up strict rules for the athlete to ( ).A. go onB. go with。

福师18秋离线《高级英语(三)》在线考核题

a. democraticb. self-powerfulc. concealing the truthd. upper-class
. fill in the blank with a proper word from the words given(20%):
included, excluded, like, dislike, companion, accommodation, traffic, hope for, thankful to, whatever, wherever, liners, berths
答:
Today, even in western developed countries, society is still made up of families, and the basic cell of society is the familyrather than the individual. In our country, the value of the family is beyond doubt. People first live, grow, develop and improve in their families. Family is the micro-environment that shapes people and is the first class of socialization. Without family civilization as the foundation, the spiritual civilization of the whole society is simply impossible to talk about, or just like a building on the beach, it will collapse sooner or later.

福师 2018《高级英语(三)》离线试题和答案

《高级英语（三）》期末考试I. Vocabulary 20%1. The more he finds about himself in other newspapers, the more indignant he willbe with those whose reports are meagre.A. richB. brilliantC. annoyingD. scarce2. They had plenty to eat. But they spent all their leisure visiting neighbouringfarms and stealing potatoes, which they hoarded.A. swallowedB. ate upC. stored secretlyD. gave back3. Some acts which would be bad, simply in themselves, may be excusable andeven laudable when they are necessary means to a greater good.A. laughableB. forgivenC. praiseworthyD. admissible4. Satiety is a dream which will always elude you.A. attractB. lureC. escapeD. tempt5. The search for sunken treasure has become more popular as a legitimateendeavor.A. justifiedB. innocentC. prudentD. fundamental6. Awareness of this is a kind of redemptive grace, but it doesn’t appreciably lead torepentance and a revolution in consumer habits.A. consciousB. compensativeC. imaginativeD. appreciative7. America is anachronistic in so many ways, and not least in its clinging to abelief.A. modern-fashionedB. full of crimesC. behind the timesD. highly-developed8. He felt ________ to live a simple and lonely life in that remote village.A. sufficientB. adequateC. contentedD. competent9. Crop rotation has prevented the soil from _______.A. povertyB. impoverishmentC. weaknessD. infirmity10. He remembered reading somewhere that baldness shows virility.A. character of manB. great varietiesC. quicknessD. fragility11. His voice, though familiar, irked him; it sounded thin and scratchy.A. pleasedB. interestedC. excitedD. irritated12. There are certain disfiguring and mortal diseases about which there hasprobably never been any snobbery.A. perpetualB. fatalC. moralD. flexible13. In 1940 the Democrats nominated Roosevelt for an unprecedented third term.A. unimportantB. unheard ofC. unjustifiedD. unhampered14. The value of snobbery in general consists in its power to stimulate activity.A. suffocateB. forbidC. permitD. incite15. He laughed and shouted, trying to ________ his sorrow in excitement.A. drownB. utterC. concealD. sink16. The traffic policeman waited patiently while the drunken driver _____ in hispocket for his driver’s license.A. pluckB. fumbleC. flipD. bloat17. There is no need to ________ over a broken vase. It’s so cheap.A. museB. viewC. pinchD. fuss18. The summer was so hot and dry that leaves on the trees all ________.A. droopedB. fadedC. flickedD. drained19. It is not ________ to take reference books out of the library.A. admissibleB. skepticalC. permissibleD. admirable20. Her easy success in the job made her ________, which is very dangerous.A. complacentB. docileC. accomplishedD. importantII. Text Comprehension 15%1. In "Jerusalem the Golden", Clara's mother chose Battersby Grammar School forher because (“Jerusalem the Golden”)A. she could not afford the bus fare to a better school.B. she didn't have to spend money on the school uniform.C. she had no trust in education and wanted to spend as little as she could aslong as she kept her social position in the neighborhood.D. she didn't care what opinions other people might have of her so long as herchild could get a good education.2. Clara liked her school for all the reasons that most people would specify asparticular causes for dislike. What aspects of the school attract her so much?(“Jerusalem the Golden”)A. She could do whatever she liked at school.B. The school was full of good teachers and so many intelligent pupils whomshe admired so much.C. The school looked so large and even bleak to her, and there were so manypupils she did not know, which was quite different from her home.D. She was proud at school because she came from an area used to inhabited bythe middle class.3. “Vegetables with crisp and crackling texture emerge as mush, slippery andstringy as hair nets simmered in Vaseline.” (“Science Has Spoiled My Supper”) What figure of speech is used in the sentence?A. personificationB. metaphorC. metonymyD. hyperbole4. By "acquisitiveness" is meant (“On Human Nature and Politics”)A. the wish to possess as much as possible of goods, or the title to goods.B. one aspect of human nature that is acquired in political struggle.C. the wish to survive the conquest of hunger.D. the wish that is originated from acquiring food.5. Which of the following is NOT true about power according to Russell? (“On Human Nature and Politics”)A. Knowledge is power.B. The love of power is not always a bad motive.C. The love of power is the most important of all the four motives.D. Those who have never experienced power have a stronger wish for it.6. How does Antho ny Burgess organize his idea in "Is America Falling Apart?" (“IsAmerican Falling Apart?”)A. He first puts forward his idea that America is falling apart. Then he followsit up with examples to show the gravity of the problems.B. He points out what problems with America are, analyses how they lead toneurosis, and suggests what Americans should do.C. He compares the problems with America in the 60's to those in the 30's,points out how serious they are and suggests what Americans should do.D. He points out problems with America, analyses the origins of the problemsand concludes that America is hopeless.7. When commenting on American way of consumption, the writer says "Plannedobsolescence is not conducive to pride in workmanship." (“Is American Fall ingApart?”)What does he mean?A. Workmen do not feel proud because they have to obey orders.B. Planning in workmanship is out of date, so there's no pride to talk about.C. Articles designed to break or wear out quickly do not help people to take apride in their work.D. Products are so unattractive that people do not feel proud of them.8. One of the problems with American education is that (“Is American FallingApart?”)A. the teachers work very conscientiously and lack creativeness.B. the teachers do not follow the school textbooks strictly.C. the teachers experiment with new methods of education.D. teachers can not be fired except for raping girl students and getting boystudents drunk.9. In "America, filling in the vacuum left by the liquefied B ritish Empire,...", (“IsAmerican Falling Apart?”) "the liquefied British Empire" meansA. the British Empire which is surrounded by water.B. a strong and enforced empire.C. the British Empire which used to be great.D. the British Empire that has thoroughly collapsed.10. The title "Ace in the Hole" indicates that (“Ace in the Hole”)A. Ace Anderson was in an embarrassing situation.B. Ace dropped into a ditch while driving home.C. Ace was so angry with her wife.D. Ace was trapped in a trick and could not get out of it.11. What is Ace's mother's attitude towards his marriage with Evey? (“Ace in theHole”)A. She had all along thought his marriage was not satisfactory but hadhesitated to say so until now.B. She was strongly opposed to their marriage and didn't accept Evey from thebeginning.C. She was quite satisfied with Evey.D. She thought Evey was acceptable as a Catholic although she sometimesbehaved oddly.12. At the end of the story, (“Ace in the Hole”)A.the dinner music from the radio eased off the tension between Ace andEvey.B. Ace and Evey broke up and separated.C. Ace was totally disappointed with their marriage but could do nothing aboutit.D. Evey admitted her mistake and everything went on well.13. According to Aldous Huxley, (“Selected Snobberies”)A. Men are snobbish almost about everything.B. There is no snobbery about any disfiguring or mortal disease.C. All snobberies will cause harm and danger to society.D. Some snobberies should be admired while others despised.14. "T he snobbery of family" refers to (“Selected Snobberies”)A. having excessive pride of one's family.B. snobbery existing among family members.C. jealousy about other families.D. jealousy about each other in one family.15. "... consumption-snobs, who thought that it would be romantic to fade away inthe flower of youth ..." can be interpreted as: (“Selected Snobberies”)A. shopping-snobs, who thought that it would be romantic to be immersed inso many wonderful commodities.B. tuberculosis-snobs, who thought it would be romantic to recover with thehelp of young flowers.C. tuberculosis-snobs, who thought it would be romantic to die when young.D. shopping-snobs, who thought that it would be romantic to go home withflowers which were not in full blossom.III. Fill in each blank with a word selected from the list in its proper form1. Where private ownership ________, public amenities decay or are preventedfrom coming into being.2. Whether the talks are successful or not ________ a small number of men.3. In his sleepy state the sound of a car driving up to the door scarcely ________his consciousness.4. When man took to agriculture, and made his wife do all the heavy work in thefields, he had time ________ the vanity of human life, to invent mythologies and systems of philosophy ,etc.5.With the Vietnam War and especially the Mylai horror, Americans arebeginning to realize that they original sin as much as Europeans are.6. I've listened to your arguments, but in spite of all you said I ________ todisagree with you.7. I have my logical ties to Watts. My interest in the law ___ a concern for thefuture of Watts.8. America has always despised its teachers and, ________, it has been grantedthe teachers it deserves.9. Shopkeepers in Staveley have been asked to take down advertisement signsput up without permission ________ the signs caused an injury to visual amenities.10. These are means we have never ________ to obtain information.IV. Fill in each blank in the following passage with a proper word from the list.But great as is the influence of the motives we have been considering, there is one which _(1)_ them all, …Power, like vanity, is insatiable. Nothing _(2)_ of omnipotence could satisfy it _(3)_. And as it is especially the vice of energetic men, the _(4)_ efficacy of love of power is out of all proportion _(5)_ its frequency. It is, _(6)_, by far the strongest motive in the lives _(7)_ important men. Love of poweris _(8)_ increased by the experience of power, and this _(9)_ to petty power as well as to _(10)_ of potentates.V. Translation 20%A E-C1. The shabbiness of the district and the dingy gloom of the school itself meant nothing to Clara. To her, the building was endlessly exciting, and she liked it for all the reasons that most people would specify as particular causes for dislike.2. If we apply to other attributes the criteria we apply these days to appetite, we would want bright children anymore; we’d merely want them to look bright and get through school fast. We wouldn’t be interested in beautiful women, but just good pain job.3. If we regard activity as being in itself a good, then we must count all snobberies as good; for all provoke activity. If, with the Buddhists, we regard all activity in this world of illusion as bad, then we shall condemn all snobberies out of hand.B C-E并非一切东西—特别是我们最需要的那些东西—都能不赔钱的，正是在这些方面国家应该干预，把利润因素排除在外。

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17. The policeman used amegaphone.(B)
A. a portable radio B. in instrument to make his voice louder.
C. a long stick D. a telephone in his car
18. Jack isdefraudingthe commercial law.(C)
A. not vote B. vote for both C. stay home D. vote later
13. John was forced to make anextemporaneousspeech.(C)
A. sharp B. foolish C. offhand D. critical
《高级英语(三)》期末考试A卷
1.We must quieten therestiveanimals:（B）
B. restlessC. remorsefulD. resistant
2.He was famous for hisreparteeand his sarcasm.(A)
retortB. will full departure
A. uniform B. average C. unrelated D. distinguishable
16. The doctor asked the patient todisrobebefore the examination.（D）
A. take medicine B. breathe deeply C. relax D. undress
A.cleverB. nimbleC. stupidD. quick
5.If a manufacturer has to chargeexorbitantlyfor his product, he will lose business.(A)
A.excessivelyB. reasonably
C. relentlesslyD. inexpensively
11. Many of President Roosevelt’s critics felt that he was tooautocratic.(C)
A. democratic B. self-powerful C. concealing the truth D. upper-class
12. Rather than vote for either side, the congressman decided toabstain.（A）
6.a grunt ofacquiescence:(A)
A．consentB. refusalC. complianceD. acquisition
7.dilationof the pupils:(C)
A．restrictionB. constriction
C. amplificationD. punishment
14. The police give slightcredenceto the report.(C)
A. attention B. study C. belief D. evaluation
15. The fourth year sociology class was ahomogeneousgroup of university students.(A)
20. The check was markedvoid.(D)
A. payable B. in effect C. canceled D. invalid
. Reading comprehension 10%
The relationship between the home and market economics has gone through two distinct stages. Early industrialization began the process of transferring some production processes . clothmaking, sewing, and canning foods) from the home to the marketplace. Although the home economy could still produce these goods, the processes were laborious and the market economy was usually more efficient. Soon, the more important second stage was evident- the marketplace began producing goods and services that had never been produced by the home economy, and the home economy was unable to produce them . electricity and electrical appliances, the automobile, advanced education, sophisticated medical care). In the second stage, the question of whether the home economy was less efficient in producing these new goods and services was irrelevant; if the family were to enjoy these fruits of industrialization, they would have to be obtained in the marketplace. The traditional ways of taking care of these needs in the home, such as nursing the sick, became socially unacceptable( and, in most serious cases, probably less successful). Just as the appearance of the automobile made the use of the horse-drawn carriage illegal and then impractical, and the appearance of television changed the radio from a source of entertainment to a source of background music, so most of the fruits of economic growth did not increase the options available to the home economy toe either produce the goods or services or purchase them in the market. Growth brought with it increased variety in customer goods, but not increased flexibility for the home economy in obtaining these goods and services. Instead, econom
8.sterileleadersh来自p(A)A．infecundB. agingC. effectiveD. doubtful
9.moronicbehavior:（C）
B. intelligent
C. stupidD. irresponsible
10.tenacioussalesmen(B)
A．laxB. unyieldingC. imperfectD. impatient
A. discarding B. maiming C. cheating D. repeating
19. The thievesransackedthe room trying to find he jewels.(A)
A. looted B. probed into C. raided D. thoroughly searched
C. monologueD. overriding
3.After years ofdelayeh problem has now become urgent.(A)
A．procrastinationB. dilation
C.. dilutionD. sacrifice
4.You may be athletic, but a monkey is moreagile.(D)