考研综合英语必练选词填空(C篇)
职称英语真题《综合C》完型填空题
职称英语真题《综合C》完型填空题职称英语真题《综合C》完型填空精选题2017年职称英语考试开始备考啦，为了促进广大考生学习的积极性，以下是yjbys网店铺整理的关于职称英语真题《综合C》完型填空精选题，供大家备考。
Spoilt for ChoiceSome research which was recently carried out in Britain has confirmed what many ordinary shoppers have suspected for quite a long time. Having a__________(51) election of goods to choose from is not necessarily a__________(52) to consumers. The average supermarket in Britain has around 40,000 different products on sale at any one time and if you're__________(53) of buying a car, then there are actually around 1,600 different__________(54) on the market.In one sense, choice is a good thing because it __________ (55) us to buy those products which best suit our needs. But choice can also __________ (56) something of a problem. With over 400 brands of shampoo on the market, how does the consumer__________ (57) hold of the information necessary to choose between them?For some people, the solution is to buy only well-known brands, whilst others are happy to be__________(58) by advertising. There is evidence,__________(59), that for some people the__________ (60) of choice available to them in Britain's consumer society is actually a __________ (61)of anxiety and stress. One man interviewed by the researchers admitted that he had__________(62) out to buy his girlfriend a mobile phone for her birthday, but was so__________(63) by the number of different types on offer in the shop that he __________ (64) up and decidedto buy her a bundle( 束 )of flowers__________(65)!51. A. deepB. wideC. longD. tall52. A. favorB. profitC. gainD. value53. A. consideringB. planningC. hopingD. thinking54. A. stylesB. patternsC. labelsD. models55. A. letsB. allowsC. makesD. leaves56. A. reportB. respectC. representD. review57. A. comeB. haveC. getD. put58. A. suggestedB. proposedC. signaledD. persuaded59. A. thereforeB. moreoverC. howeverD. whether60. A. rankB. heightC. amountD. volume61. A. springB. sourceC. reasonD. motive62. A. foundB. workedC. turnedD. set63. A. confusedB. complicatedC. disorganizedD. misunderstood64. A. hungB. heldC. gaveD. kept65. A. tooB. insteadC. likewiseD. yet答案与解析51.B。
考研英语大纲词汇(带音标和例句)超全版本字母C③(click～compel)
考研英语大纲词汇（带音标和例句）超全版本字母C③（click～compel）845.click [klik] n. 咔嗒声，点击一下鼠标；v. （使）发出咔嗒声，〔用鼠标〕点击，单击The door closed with a click.The clunky interface requires too many clicks to accomplish anything. The bolt clicked into place.Click here to add your opinion to the survey.846.client ['klaiənt] n.律师等的当事人，委托人；商店的顾客She's a well-known lawyer with many famous clients.It is our job to act on behalf of the client.847.cliff [klif] n.悬崖;峭壁We set off along the cliff path.848.climate ['klaimit] n.气候;风气,社会思潮Little grows in such a dry climate.There is no money for children's centres in the current climate.849.climax ['klaimæks]n.顶点,高潮Signing the peace agreement was the climax of his political career.The book’s powerful climax is the murder of Nancy by her lover Bill Sikes. 850.climb [klaim] v./n.攀登,爬She climbed up the stairs.He likes to go climbing most weekends.We began our climb up the hill.851.cling [klɪŋ] v.(to)粘住;依附;坚持Leaves still clung to the branches.The smell of smoke still clung to her clothes.After her mother's death, Sara clung to her aunt more than ever.She managed to cling on to life for another couple of years.852.clinic ['klinik] n.诊所Your local family planning clinic can give you advice about birth control.853.clip [klip] v.修剪;夹住 n.夹, 回形针;修剪; 〔电影或电视节目的〕片段〔尤作为宣传广告〕He clipped off a length of wire.Clip the pages together.She put a clip in her hair.He gave the hedge a clip.Here is a clip from her latest movie.854.cloak [kləuk] n.斗蓬，披风；掩饰，幌子vt.掩盖，掩饰She stormed off, her cloak flying behind her.They left under the cloak of darkness.The meeting was cloaked in mystery.855.clock [klɔk] n.钟 vt.记录(时间、速度等)，为…计时The clock struck twelve/midnight.It was ten past six by the kitchen clock.He clocked 10.09 seconds in the 100 metres final.856.clockwise ['klɔkwaiz] adj.adv.顺时针方向Turn the key clockwise.857.clone [kləun] n.无性繁殖，克隆；复制品v.克隆These plants are all clones of the same original plant.Caroline’s brothers grinned alongside her, clones of their father.A team from the UK were the first to successfully clone an animal.858.close [kləuz] v./n.关；结束 adj./adv.近的(地)；紧密的(地)Would anyone mind if I closed the window?His life was drawing to a close.I had no idea the beach was so close.Don't come too close!859.closet ['klɔzit] n.(壁)橱adj.私下的vt.把…引进密室会谈She has a walk-in closet for all her clothes.I suspect he's a closet fascist.He was closeted with the president for much of the day.860.cloth [klɔθ, klɔ:θ]n.(一块)布,织物,衣料Wipe the surface with a damp cloth.His bandages had been made from strips of cloth.861.clothe [kləuð]v.(给…)穿衣,供给…衣服They clothe their children in the latest fashions.She was on her own with two kids to feed and clothe.862.clothes [kləuðz]n.衣服(虽为复数，亦不可数)I bought some new clothes for the trip.She has no clothes sense (= she does not know what clothes look attractive). Bring a change of clothes with you.863.clothing ['kləuðiŋ] n.服装,被褥Workers at the factory wear protective clothing.Did you bring a change of clothing?864.cloud [klaud] n.云(状物);阴影;阴云；一大群v.被云层遮蔽；使混淆Dark clouds were gathering in the west.Her father's illness cast a cloud over her wedding day.The sky turned dark as a great cloud of locusts blocked out the sun. It was beginning to cloud over.Cost factors should not be allowed to cloud the issue.His judgement was clouded by jealousy.865.cloudy ['klaudi] adj.多云的,阴(天)的;混浊的,模糊的Tomorrow, it will be cloudy and cool.The water looked cloudy and not fit to drink.866.club [klʌb] n.俱乐部,夜总会;社团;棍棒,球棒They belong to the same golf club.He's a member of several London clubs.No one ever learned golf without swinging a golf club.867.clue [klu:] n.线索,暗示They are searching for clues about the kidnapping.868.clumsy ['klʌmzi] adj.笨拙的,愚笨的I spilt your coffee. Sorry—that was clumsy of me.She made a clumsy attempt to apologize.869.cluster ['klʌstə] n.丛,群,串 v.群集,丛生The plant bears its flowers in clusters.The children clustered together in the corner of the room.870.clutch [klʌtʃ] v.抓住,攫住n.离合器;掌控；一小群；一窝（蛋）He clutched the child to him.Put your foot on the clutch.He managed to escape from their clutches.He's won a whole clutch of awards.The female lays a clutch of about seven eggs, laying one egg each day.871.coach [kəutʃ] n.长途公共汽车；教练 vt.训练，指导，培训Travel is by coach overnight to Berlin.He is a former college football coach.She has coached hundreds of young singers.872.coal [kəul] n.煤,煤块She sat by the coal fire in the kitchen.873.coalition [,kəuə'liʃən] n.结合体，同盟；结合，联合The two parties have formed a coalition.874.coarse [kɔ:s] adj.粗糙的,粗劣的;粗鲁的,粗俗的The fisherman's skin was dark and coarse, his hands big and strong.The coarse sand was hot and rough under her feet.Several comedians have been criticized for their coarse humor.She found their laughter and noisy games coarse and rather vulgar.875.coast [kəust] n.海岸,海滨They plan to swim around the coast of Ireland.876.coat [kəut] n.上衣，外套；表皮；层,覆盖物 v.涂(盖)上He slipped the letter into his coat pocket.He applied a light coat of varnish.The mask was coated in gold leaf.877.cocaine [kəʊˈkeɪn] n.可卡因（用作局部麻醉剂）A man who planned to flood Britain with cocaine was jailed for 15 years. 878.cock [kɔk] n.公鸡,雄鸡;龙头,开关 v.(使某物)竖起；扳上扳机The cock crowed.Please shut off the water cock also when no water in water supply.The dog stood listening, its ears cocked.The soldier cocks his rifle and presses the muzzle hard into my skull.879.code [kəud] n.代码;密码;(电话）区号；行为规范；法典,法规v. 把……编码（或编号）；把……译成密码；（给计算机）编写指令Bill wrote the computer code for the project.It's written in code.There are three codes for London.The school enforces a strict code of conduct.The law includes amendments to the penal code.Each order is coded separately.880.coffee ['kɔfi] n.咖啡(色)Do you want to have coffee with me sometime?881.cognitive [ˈkɒɡnətɪv] adj.认知的，认识能力的This is both a cognitive and an emotional process.882.coherent [kəu'hiərənt] adj.一致的，协调的；(话语等)条理清楚的They were never a coherent group.You're not being very coherent.883.cohesive [kəu'hi:siv] adj.粘合性的，有结合力的Members of informal groups in work organizations usually have vague group objectives, and are less cohesive and behave erratically.884.coil [kɔil] v.卷,盘绕 n.(一)卷,(一)圈;线圈,绕组The snake coiled up, ready to strike.The device consisted of a coil of copper wire, connected at either end to two electrodes.Magnetic coils focus the electron beams into fine spots.885.coin [kɔin] n.硬币,货币 v.铸造(硬币),创造(新词)They flipped a coin to see who should go first.The term ‘cardboard city’ was coined to describe communities of homelesspeople living in cardboard boxes.886.coincide [,kəuin'said] vi.同时发生；巧合；一致；相符；It's a pity our trips to New York don't coincide.The interests of employers and employees do not always coincide.The present position of the house coincides with that of an earlier dwelling.887.coincidence [kəu'insidəns] n.巧合；同时发生，共同存在；符合，一致What a coincidence! I wasn't expecting to see you here.Thirdly, the coincidence of inflation and unemployment makes the Keynesian policy recommendation very questionable.There is a coincidence of opinion among the board members.888.coke [koʊk] n.焦炭；可口可乐（COCA-COLA）的缩写Coke is a solid black substance that is produced from coal and is burned as a fuel.We drank a can of Coke each.Can I have a Diet Coke?889.cold [kəuld] adj.冷的，寒冷的；冷淡的 n.冷，寒冷；伤风I'm cold. Turn the heating up.It's cold chicken for lunch.Her manner was cold and distant.Don't stand outside in the cold.I've got a cold.890.collaborate [kə'læbəreit] vi.协作，合作；(与敌人)勾结We have collaborated on many projects over the years.He was accused of collaborating with the enemy.891.collapse [kə'læps]v./n.倒塌；崩溃；(价格)暴跌；倒闭，破产,失败The building had partially collapsed.The walls were strengthened to protect them from collapse.She collapsed and was rushed to hospital.She was taken to hospital after her collapse at work.Share prices collapsed after news of poor trading figures.Shares suffered a fresh collapse today.Talks between management and unions have collapsed.The peace talks were on the verge of collapse.892.collar ['kɔlə] n.衣领;环状物I turned up my collar against the wind (= to keep warm).The dog slipped its collar and ran off.893.colleague ['kɔli:ɡ] n.同事,同僚We were friends and colleagues for more than 20 years.894.collect [kə'lekt] v.收集,搜集;领取,接走;收(税等);聚集,堆积Samples were collected from over 200 patients.He began collecting antiquities in 1785.What day do they collect the rubbish/garbage?The landlady came around once a month to collect the rent.A crowd began to collect in front of the embassy.895.collection [kə'lekʃən] n.收藏(品),收集(物)He wanted to share his vast art collection with the world.Your suit will be ready for collection on Tuesday.896.collective [kə'lektiv] n.集体 adj.集体的,共同的A women's collective runs the small cafe across the street. Somehow, Willingham has to lift the collective spirit of his team.A jury's verdict is the result of a collective agreement.897.college ['kɔlidʒ] n.学院,高等专科学校,大学The history department is part of the College of Arts and Sciences.Fran just finished her freshman year in college.She was the first in her family to attend college.898.collide [kə'laid] vi.[with]互撞，碰撞；冲突，抵触The car and the van collided head-on in thick fog.As he fell, his head collided with the table.They regularly collide over policy decisions.899.collision [kə'liʒən] n.碰撞；(利益，意见等的)冲突，抵触Stewart was injured in a collision with another player.His car was in collision with a motorbike.Wind and ice were blamed for the collision involving up to 12 vehicles.In his work we see the collision of two different traditions.900.colonel [ˈkɜːnl] (abbr. Col.)n.(陆军)上校At the end, Rakovsky opened a bottle of his favourite Scotch whisky and offered a drink to the young colonel.901.colonial [kə'ləunjəl] adj.殖民地的，殖民主义的 n. （尤指来自宗主国的）殖民地居民Tunisia achieved independence from French colonial rule in 1956.He is perhaps too generous to the colonials.902.colony ['kɔləni] n.殖民地；聚居区；(动植物的)群体Algeria was formerly a French colony.He was born in Algeria, a former colony of France.The pretty town of Cranbrook became a thriving artists' colony.The Shetlands are famed for their colonies of sea birds.903.color ['kʌlə] n.(=colour)颜色；颜料；肤色 v.给…着色Do you dream in color?What's your favorite color?This color runs, so wash the shirt separately.Discrimination on the grounds of race, religion or color was outlawed.The children love to draw and color.904.column ['kɔləm] n.圆柱,柱状物;列;(报刊中的)专栏The website has an attractive two-column format.The numbers in the left-hand column are not relevant here.She writes a monthly column for a leading national newspaper.905)comb [kəum] n.梳子 v.梳(理)She ran a comb through her tangled hair.Don't forget to comb your hair!I combed the shops looking for something to wear.906)combat ['kɔmbæt, kəm'bæt]v./n.战斗,搏斗,格斗The security forces were unwilling to combat the insurgents.He was killed in combat.907)combination [,kɔmbi'neiʃən] n.结合；化合作用；结合体；组合数码The firm is working on a new product in combination with several overseas partners.The tragedy was due to a combination of factors.I can't remember the combination.908)combine [kəm'bain] v.联合；结合；化合 n.集团；联合企业；联合收割机They combined against a common enemy.The trip will combine business with pleasure.Hydrogen combines with oxygen to form water.There may be concern if one airline combine controls more than 25% of a relevantmarket.The combine had cut a swathe around the edge of the field.909)come [kʌm] v.来；出现于，产生；是，成为；开始，终于He left and said he was never coming back.The agreement came after several hours of negotiations.At last winter came to an end.She came second (= received the second highest score) in the exam. Everything will come right in the end.In time she came to love him.910)comedy [ˈkɒmədi] n.喜剧;诙谐He moved to Los Angeles to write comedy.He didn't appreciate the comedy of the situation.911)comfort ['kʌmfət] n.舒适，安逸；安慰，慰问 v.安慰They had enough money to live in comfort in their old age.I tried to offer a few words of comfort.It's a comfort to know that she is safe.The idea that he was not alone comforted him greatly.912)comfortable ['kʌmfətəbl] adj.舒适的，舒服的；感到舒适的，安逸的It's such a comfortable bed.Are you comfortable?913)comic ['kɔmik] adj.喜剧的，滑稽的n.连环漫画杂志；喜剧演员The play is both comic and tragic.Charlie Chaplin was a comic genius.There is no text that can be read, such as there is even in a children's comic. The language, not just the art work of comics changed then too.914)command [kə'mɑ:nd] n./v.命令，指挥，控制 n.掌握，运用能力‘Come here!’ he commanded (them).The troops were commanded by General Haig.The party was no longer able to command a majority in Parliament.You must obey the captain's commands.The computer executes commands successively in the order they arrive.The police arrived and took command of the situation.She has an excellent command of French.915)commemorate [kə'meməreit] vt.纪念，庆祝A series of movies will be shown to commemorate the thirtieth anniversary of his death.916)commence [kə'mens] v.开始The meeting is scheduled to commence at noon.The day commenced with a welcome from the principal.She commenced her medical career in 1956.917)commend [kə'mend] v.称赞，表扬：委托保管；推荐She was commended on her handling of the situation.We commend her soul to God.She is an excellent worker and I commend her to you without reservation.918)comment ['kɔment] n.注释,评论,意见,批评 v.(on)评论He handed me the document without comment.She made helpful comments on my work.The results are a clear comment on government education policy.There was a lot of comment about his behaviour.I don't feel I can comment on their decision.919)commerce ['kɔmə:s] n.商业，贸易；交际，交往Leaders of industry and commerce met at the summit in Paris.920)commercial [kə'mə:ʃəl] adj.商业；商业化的；商业性的 n.（电台或电视播放的）广告They have offices in the commercial heart of the city.The movie was not a commercial success (= did not make money).Their more recent music is far too commercial.He did a number of commercials for major brands.921)commission [kə'miʃən] n.委员会;军官职务；正式委托；提成；手续费v. 正式委托；任命……为军官The commission is expected to report its findings next month.He resigned his commission when he got married.He received a commission to design the new parliament building.You get a 10 per cent commission on everything you sell.1 per cent commission is charged for exchanging foreign currency.She has been commissioned to write a new national anthem.She was commissioned in 2014.922)commit [kə'mit] v. 犯（罪、错）；调拨，投入；（使）承诺，承担义务；郑重承诺，忠于；把……关进医院（监狱），监禁；传唤（某人）到法院受审；订婚，决定与（某人）保持长期感情Her father had committed suicide.Most crimes are committed by young men.The University committed substantial funds to assisting mature students.Both sides committed themselves to settle the dispute peacefully.You don't have to commit yourself now—just think about it.She was committed to a psychiatric hospital.The attackers were committed for trial at Bristol Crown Court.I'd like us to be closer but I don't want to commit myself too soon.923)committee [kə'miti] n.委员会,全体委员The committee unanimously approved the planHe will be called to give evidence before the committee.924)commodity [kə'mɔditi] n. 商品，货物；有用的东西，必需品Crude oil is the world's most important commodity.Time is a very valuable commodity.925)common ['kɔmən] adj.普通的；共同的；一般的；n.公共用地Jackson is a common English name.They share a common interest in photography.In most people's eyes she was nothing more than a common criminal.We went for a walk on the common.926)commonplace ['kɔmənpleis] adj.普通的，平庸的n.寻常的事物，平庸的东西This technology is now commonplace in schools.Women’s groups have become a commonplace.The speech was full of commonplaces.927)commonwealth ['kɔmənwelθ] n.英联邦（the Commonwealth）；自治政区；州（尤指肯塔基、马萨诸塞、宾夕法尼亚和弗吉尼亚）There is an annual meeting of Commonwealth heads of government.Puerto Rico remains a US commonwealth, not a state.The city and the Commonwealth have lost a great leader.928)communicate [kə'mju:nikeit] v. 传递信息，通讯；传达，传递；传染（疾病）We only communicate by email.A baby communicates its needs by crying.The disease is communicated through dirty drinking water.929)communication [kə,mju:ni'keiʃən] n.通讯,传达;(pl.)通讯系统;交通(工具)Good communication between team leaders and members is essential.The new airport will improve communications between the islands.930)communism ['kɔmjunizəm] n.共产主义Psychoanalysis offers a means of reversing those early traumas, communism offers a way of restructuring society towards a utopia.931)community [kəˈmjuːnəti] n.同一地区的全体居民,社会,社区;共同体Immigrants have been successfully assimilated into the community.The local community supported us from the start.He expanded the term to "a community with shared interests based on mutually-beneficial cooperation" when meeting with Liberian president in November 2015 in Beijing.932)commute [kə'mju:t] v.乘公交车上下班,乘车(船等)往返于两地She commutes from Oxford to London every day.933)compact [kəm'pækt]adj.紧凑的；紧密的,结实的;小型的v.使紧凑,压缩 n. 带镜小粉盒；小型汽车；合约，协定The grey clouds had become more compact and the sky suddenly grew dark.The device is small and compact and weighs only 2.2lb.Computers have become much more compact over the last 15 years.Progressively increase the pressure to compact the surface.Opening her compact, she checked her appearance, and dabbed at her hair.The government has signed a compact of free association.934)companion [kəm'pænjən] n.同伴,共事者;伴侣Geoff was my companion on the journey.Do you know who his female companion was?935)company ['kɔmpəni] n.公司;陪伴;宾客;连(队),(一)群,队,伙It is the world's largest software company.He's coming with me for companyI didn't realize you had company.The division will consist of two tank companies and one infantry company.It is bad manners to whisper in company (= in a group of people).936)comparable ['kɔmpərəbl] adj.(with,to)可比较的,比得上的A comparable house in the south of the city would cost twice as much.The situation in the US is not directly comparable to that in the UK.Pluto is comparable in size to the Moon.937)comparative [kəm'pærətiv] adj.比较的,相比的n.比较级The company is a comparative newcomer to the software market (= other companies have been in business much longer).‘Better’ is the comparative of ‘good’ and ‘more difficult’ is the comparative of ‘difficult’.938)compare [kəm'pεə] vt.(to，with)比较；(to)把…比作vi.相比 n.比较We compared the results of our study with those of other studies.Standards in healthcare have improved enormously compared to 40 years ago.Some observers compare the situation to that of the early 1980s.This school compares with the best in the country (= it is as good as them).Our professional service promises you a wedding without compare.939)comparison [kəm'pærisən] n.比较,对比,比喻,比拟The two situations bear no comparison (= they are not at all similar).It is difficult to make a comparison with her previous book—they are completely different.The comparison of her life to a sea voyage simplifies her experience.940)compartment [kəm'pɑ:tmənt] n.卧车包房,(客车车厢内的)隔间;分隔的空间He found an empty first-class compartment.The desk has a secret compartment.941)compass ['kʌmpəs] n.罗盘,指南针;(pl.)圆规；界限，范围A compass needle points north.Compasses are a hinged V-shaped instrument that you use for drawing circles.Within the compass of a normal sized book such a comprehensive survey was not practicable.942)compassion [kəm'pæʃən] n.同情；怜悯(for)Did he feel any compassion for the victim of his crime?She was known as a hard woman with no compassion, no emotion.943)compatible [kəm'pætəbl] adj. 兼容的；可共存的；可和睦相处的The new system will be compatible with existing equipment.Are measures to protect the environment compatible with economic growth? She found a compatible partner through a computer dating agency.944)compel [kəm'pel] v.强迫,迫使The law can compel fathers to make regular payments for their children.I feel compelled to write and tell you how much I enjoyed your book.。
考研综合英语选词填空(B篇)
Fill in the each blank with the words given in the box. Chang the word form if necessary. Each word can be used only once. Mark your answer on your ANSWER SHEET. (15*1=15 points)smooth relative over few enjoyable by heavy profitable when if less some cliffs reasonably lie where communicate there although connectThe United States is well-known for its network of major highways designed to help a driver get from one place to another in the shortest possible time. (1)_________ these wide modern roads are generally (2)_________ and well maintained, with(3)_________ sharp curves and straight sections, a direct route is not always the most(4)_________ one. Large highways often pass (5)_________ scenic areas and interesting small towns. Furthermore, these highways generally (6)_________ large urban centers, which means that they become crowded with (7)_________ traffic during rush hours, (8)_________ the “fast, direct” route bec omes a very slow route. However, there is almost always another route to take (9)_________ you are not in a hurry. Not far from the (10) _________new “superhighways”, there are often older, (11)_________heavily traveled roads which go through the countryside. (12) _________ of these are good two-lane roads; others are uneven roads curving through the country. These secondary routes may go up steep slopes, along high (13)_________, or down frightening hillside to towns (14) _________ in deep valleys. Through these less direct routes, longer and slower, they generally go to places (15)_________the air is clean and scenery is beautiful, and the driver may have a chance to get a fresh, clean view of the world.。
考研综合英语选词填空（E篇）
Fill in the each blank with the words given in the box. Chang the word form if necessary. Each word can be used only once. Mark your answer on your ANSWER SHEET. (15*1=15 points) measure inform print after reason purpose other finance however therefore speed through fail existence source offer about know pass ratio Who won the World Cup 1998 football game? What happened at the United Nations? How did the critics like the new play? Soon (1) ___________ an event takes place, newspapers are on the streets giving the details. Wherever anything happens in the world, reporters are on the spot to gather the news. Newspapers have one basic (2) ___________, to get the news as quickly as possible from its source, from those who make it to those who want t o to to (3) (3) ___________ it. Radio, telegraph, television , and (4) ___________ inventions brought competition for newspapers. So did the development of magazines and other other means means means of of of communication. communication. communication. (5) (5) (5) ___________, ___________, ___________, this this this competition competition competition merely merely spurred the newspapers on. They quickly make use of the newer and faster means of of communication communication to to improve improve the (6) (6) ___________ ___________ and and thus thus the efficiency of their own operations. Today more newspapers are (7) ___________ and read than ever before. Competition also led newspapers to branch out into many other fields. Besides keeping readers (8) ___________ of the the latest latest latest news, news, news, today’s today’s today’s newspapers newspapers newspapers educate educate educate and and and influence influence influence readers readers readers about about politics and other important and serious matters. Newspapers influence readers’ readers’ economic economic economic choices choices choices ((9) 9) ___________ ___________ ___________ advertising. advertising. advertising. Most Most Most newspapers newspapers depend on advertising for their very (10) ___________. Newspapers are sold at a price that (11) ___________ to cover even a small fraction of the cost of production. production. The The The main main main (12) (12) (12) ___________ ___________ ___________ of of of income income income for for for most most most newspapers newspapers newspapers is is commercial advertising. The success in selling advertising depends on a newspaper’s value to advertisers. This is (13) ___________ in terms of circulation. How many people read the newspaper? Circulation depends somewhat on the work of the circulation department and on the services or entertainment (14entertainment (14) ___________ in a newspaper’s pages. But for the most part, ) ___________ in a newspaper’s pages. But for the most part, circulation depends on a newspaper’s va lue to readers as source of information (15) ___________ the community, city, country, state, nation and world.参考答案与解析1. after，根据上下文，此空应为介词。
U校园-综合英语1选词填空练习附答案
选词填空（15选10）Botany, the study of plants, has a highly valued position in the history of human knowledge. From what we have 1) observed of preindustrial (工业化以前的) societies, a detailed study of plants must have been pretty ancient. Plants are the 2) basis of food for all living things, even for some other plants. They have always been 3) enormously important to human beings, not only for food, but also for clothing, weapons, tools, medicines, shelter, and many other 4) purposes. People who lived in the jungle of the Amazon can recognize a wide 5) range of plants and know their properties. To them, botany has no name and is probably not even recognized as a special branch of “knowledge” at all.However, 6) unfortunately, the more industrialized we become, the farther away we move from direct contact with plants. Now not many people have a reasonable 7) amount of botanical knowledge. About10,000 years ago, when our ancestors 8) discovered that certain grasses could be harvested and their seeds could be planted the next season, the 9) bond between plants and humans was formed. As a result crops were 10) cultivated. From then on, humans live on the production of plants.A) uncovered B) discovered C) cultivated D) exploredE) observed F) range G) chain H) bondI) amount J) number K) resources L) basisM) purposes N) enormously O) unfortunately参考答案：1) observed 2) basis 3) enormously 4) purposes 5) range 6) unfortunately 7) amount 8) discovered 9) bond 10) cultivatedSome people argue loudly that putting the bright and the not-so-bright children in the same class can have a bad effect on their development. According to them, it canalso be quite 1) discouraging for those at the bottom of the class, but we think 2) otherwise.We believe it is definitely unfair to 3) classify our children just according to their 4) intellectual abilities. There are quite a lot of 5) disadvantages in doing so. Besides, it is against our educational purposes to develop the abilities of all our children to the full.However, in a mixed-ability class, there are various ways to help all children develop. Children often work in groups, which gives them the 6) opportunity to learn to share, to work together, and to develop leadership skills. They also learn how to make 7) decisions, to solve personal relationship problems as well as how to think and to communicate 8) effectively. Our children learn to do their best and we can give them extra encouragement to 9) attain the goal. Therefore, both their personal experiences and social skills are 10) enriched since they can learn from the teacher as well as from each other in a mixed-ability class.A) injuries B) disadvantages C) opportunity D) decisionsE) projects F) enriched G) classify H) intellectualI) acquire J) attain K) discouraging L) frighteningM) opposite N) otherwise O) effectively参考答案：1) discouraging 2) otherwise 3) classify 4) intellectual 5) disadvantages 6) opportunity 7) decisions 8) effectively 9) attain 10) enrichedMelting sea ice and the earlier-than-normal movement of walruses (海象) have made scientists worried. Researchers 1) anticipate that this year might bring another mass migration of animals to shore.Walruses 2) live on shellfish (贝类动物) and other animals they find by diving to the seafloor. Normally, the walruses, 3) particularly females with baby walruses, reston the floating sea ice during the summer. However, because of the global warming sea ice melts away and 4) vanishes over the relatively shallower waters where the walruses can feed. The 5) remaining ice stays only over water that is so deep that the walruses cannot dive down to the bottom for food. When this happens, the animals 6) stream back onto the land near shallower water.In recent years, researchers have found unusual 7) surges of mass migration have happened at an 8) incredible level, with walruses gathering in a(n) 9) immense number of more than 40,000. This can 10) strain the local ecosystem (生态系统) as the animals feed in a limited space, and many, generally the little walruses, get killed because it is too crowded. A recent study proved that the loss of sea ice was forcing more animals to swim longer distance, bringing danger to the life of their little ones.A) flow B) anticipate C) liveD) vanishesE) rushes F) immense G) incredible H) particularlyI) stream J) await K) strain L) finishesM) surges N) remaining O) believable参考答案：1) anticipate 2) live 3) particularly 4) vanishes 5) remaining 6) stream 7) surges 8) incredible 9) immense 10) strainIf you feel a shortage of energy, join our Health Club. Fatigue is common for people to 1) complain of to their doctors. In such cases, you should take a look at the causes for your tiredness and learn how you can get rid of it.Firstly, if you have to work hard 24 hours a day, seven days a week with high 2) efficiency, you will feel tired and bored. The 24/7 push to be productive can wear you out both physically and 3) emotionally. Your brain needs a break. You can have mini-breaks that will cheer you up and make your routine a little less routine.Secondly, if you sit staring at a screen for long periods of time you tend to blink(眨眼) less frequently and 4) strain your eyes. Your eyes need a break. Stand up once in a while to 5) stretch your legs and arms. Frequent breaks with long 6) strides to your nearby parks will keep your body active and reduce eyestrain.Finally, gaining as little as five pounds of weight can cause 7) fatigue. Extra weight also puts extra burden on your heart, which makes you tired. You can 8) dump the habit of eating junk food and 9) reverse yourself to the basics of healthy eating. Try to eat smaller 10) portions of food. With each pound of weight you lose, you’ll feel a rise in energy.A) reverse B) strip C) strain D) emptyE) portions F) fatigue G) rides H) emotionallyI) reserve J) stretch K) dump L) complainM) collections N) efficiency O) strides参考答案：1) complain 2) efficiency 3) emotionally 4) strain 5) stretch 6) strides 7) fatigue 8) dump 9) reverse 10) portionsScience is a complex social activity. Scientific activity is one of the main features of the modern world and, perhaps more than any other, makes our times 1) distinct from earlier centuries. Scientific research 2) involves different people doing different kinds of work. Men and women of all national backgrounds 3) participate in science and its applications. These people may focus on their efforts on 4) commitment to scientific knowledge either for theoretical development or for a particular practical purpose.As a social activity, science 5) reflects social values and viewpoints. For example, before the 20th century, women and people of color were not allowed in most of science by limiting their education and employment 6) opportunities. The 7)remarkable few who overcame (克服) those difficulties were unlikely to receive 8) due respect in the field of science.Meanwhile, the direction of scientific research is affected by influences within the culture of science itself, such as the opinion on what questions are most interesting or what methods are most likely to 9) yield good results. Scientists present their findings and theories at meetings or in scientific magazines. This 10) enables scientists to inform others about their work, to expose their ideas to criticism by other scientists, and to keep updated with scientific developments around the world.A) participate B) return C) enables D) involvesE) due F) applicable G) opportunities H) commitmentI) yield J) reflects K) enrich L) evolveM) remarkable N) distinct O) assignment参考答案：1) distinct 2) involves 3) participate 4) commitment 5) reflects 6) opportunities 7) remarkable 8) due 9) yield 10) enablesNormally we instinctively enter a state of disagreement whenever we come across undesirable things, and the unpleasant feeling of disagreement is often 1) overwhelming. This is our reaction (反应). Why not try non-reaction to 2) shield us from it? For instance, next time you feel too hot, instead of fanning yourself or turning on the air-conditioner, see if you can just sit and arouse the feeling of being warm in a positive way for a few minutes. With a bit of practice, you can put up with or even 3) ignore almost anything disagreeable to you that you might run into physically. Once you’re used to the non-reaction method with physical feelings, then you can 4) apply the same technique to less concrete things: emotions or situations. Instead of bringing any reaction against them, you can take and accept it with 5) grace and cool-headedness. Then, you will be free from the 6) awful emotional strain ofneeding to escape. When we have learned to 7) embrace undesirable feelings as if we had chosen them, the 8) negative circumstances will lose their effect over us. So remember, life becomes much more 9) agreeable when you stop disagreeing with it. Keep doing this and you’ll recognize the incredible 10) potential in non-reaction and feel comfortable with it.A) apply B) embrace C) cover D) accessibleE) overwhelming F) negative G) capacity H) potentialI) adopt J) shield K) ignore L) agreeableM) opposing N) awful O) grace参考答案：1) overwhelming 2) shield 3) ignore 4) apply 5) grace 6) awful 7) embrace 8) negative 9) agreeable 10) potentialA variety of conditions can affect the success or failure of negotiations (谈判). The following conditions make success in negotiations more likely.First, both parties must be willing to participate. If one party is unwilling for the negotiation, the 1) potential for reaching any agreement will certainly 2) decrease.Second, people must get ready to discuss. When there is not enough information 3) available, or a negotiation strategy unprepared, people may be 4) reluctant to begin the discussion.Third, both parties must have enough interests in common to 5) commit themselves to a shared decision-making discussion. For people to settle disagreement, they must have some means to 6) influence the attitudes and behavior from the other party. To 7) effect a change, they may provide needed information and seek the advice of experts for help.Finally, participants must have the 8) authority to make a decision. If not, negotiations will be limited to an information exchange between the parties. 9)Furthermore, both parties must have a willingness to 10) compromise. In other words, sometimes, to reach a satisfactory conclusion, it is necessary for the parties prepared to have less than 100 percent of needs or interests satisfied.A) effect B) affect C) commit D) decreaseE) decline F) influence G) compromiseH) concedeI) available J) applicable K) reluctant L) furthermoreM) necessity N) authority O) potential参考答案：1) potential 2) decrease 3) available 4) reluctant 5) commit 6) influence 7) effect 8) authority 9) Furthermore 10) compromiseStress sets off an alarm in the brain and the nervous system is aroused to sharpen the senses, quicken the pulse, deepen breathing and tense the muscles.Infrequent periods of stress pose little risk. But when stressful situations continue without being 1) resolved, the body is kept in a constantly active state, which increases the harm to biological systems. Finally, the body becomes 2) exhausted and its ability to repair and defend itself can be seriously 3) compromised. As the body’s self-defense power 4) erodes away, the risk of injury or disease increases.In the past 20 years, many studies have 5) indicated the relationship between job stress and a variety of illnesses. Mood and sleep 6) disturbances, upset stomach, and headache are examples of stress-related problems that are quick to develop and are commonly seen in these studies. These early 7) indications of job stress are usually easy to recognize. But the effects of job stress on chronic (慢性的) diseases are more difficult to 8) identify because chronic diseases take a long time to develop and can be influenced by many factors other than stress. Nevertheless, 9) evidence is rapidly increasing to suggest that stress plays a(n) 10) significant role in several types ofchronic health problems –especially cardiovascular (心血管的) disease, and psychological disorders.A) indications B) expressions C) disturbancesD) evidenceE) conflicted F) compromised G) resolved H) ensuredI) indicated J) erodes K) identify L) justifyM) involved N) exhausted O) significant参考答案：1) resolved 2) exhausted 3) compromised 4) erodes 5) indicated 6) disturbances 7) indications 8) identify 9) evidence 10) significantComputer use by college students is strongly encouraged, and is required in some courses. Some courses are now Internet-dependent; that is, the Internet has become a(n) 1) indispensable part of the course, from syllabuses (教学大纲) to homework. So, the use of the Internet on college campuses is 2) growing rapidly. There are so many 3) positive aspects of using this technology, for example, helping students feel more comfortable with their reading and learning.Although the Internet is an excellent tool for 4) gathering information and communicating with people, it has 5) disadvantages and puts those who make it the center of their lives at 6) risk. This can be bad for those who are unable to 7) balance their activities on the Internet with other parts of their lives. College students are particularly easy to be influenced in a(n) 8) negative way by the Internet. Students have their own psychological and developmental features (特点) and they have special expectations of the Internet, which may account for their 9) addiction to the Internet. It only takes a few clicks to move away from their 10) assignments to computer games or chatting with friends.Research in this area has just started, but more is needed to understand this problem fully and to find the most effective treatments.A) protective B) positive C) disadvantages D) arrangementsE) addiction F) risk G) advancing H) gatheringI) negative J) effective K) indispensable L) assignmentsM) addition N) balance O) growing参考答案：1) indispensable 2) growing 3) positive 4) gathering 5) disadvantages 6) risk 7) balance 8) negative 9) addiction 10) assignmentsThe Internet has changed the way of doing things. It has a stronger 1) impact than other electronic media on people and is the modern engine of progress; it presents a fresh 2) approach to online education.Personal computers and the Internet are rapidly 3) transforming the world into the Information Age. Already, the Internet is making large amounts of information 4) available to people at rapid speed. Teachers and students at college will have virtually immediate 5) access to vast amounts of educational information and a wide range of learning tools.The new technology provides students with skills that are 6) essential to success in modern society. Computer technologies in school will 7) enable students to become familiar with the necessary tools at an early age. By using the technology well, they will also 8) acquire better learning skills and become informed citizens and active community members.The Internet is a(n) 9) amazing information resource and a powerful communication tool. It will take the 10) focus of education from the university to the student. The Internet has come to befriend, live with and beyond both the teacher and the student.A) potential B) access C) focus D) impressionE) qualify F) enable G) accountable H) transformingI) essential J) target K) approach L) impactM) acquire N) available O) amazing参考答案：1) impact 2) approach 3) transforming 4) available 5) access 6) essential 7) enable 8) acquire 9) amazing 10) focusLiving in a family is never easy. Choosing between self-interest and caring for the family life is one of the most 1) fundamental problems facing all of us. To 2) overcome the problems, modern societies in general and American society in 3) particular, have tried to give women and men different moral responsibilities.Since the rise of industrialization (工业化), women have been expected to 4) seek personal development in addition to caring for the family. In the 21st Century, changes in family life have 5) weakened the traditional family responsibilities between men and women, but the changes are still ongoing.Women and men today are still facing problems over how to 6) balance between “independent self” and obligation to the family. Women as wives or mothers must now obtain economic independence even though they continue to 7) bear the responsibility for the family. Men as husbands or fathers are no longer the only ones to support the family as before, but they face new 8) pressures to become more involved fathers and partners. The young women and men have to 9) adapt to this changing social environment. Nevertheless, they also have a brilliant chance to develop new 10) strategies to reshape family life.A) adopt B) adapt C) bear D) seekE) weigh F) balance G) overcome H) overwhelmI) weakened J) strategies K) systems L) pressuresM) fundamental N) introductoryO) particular参考答案：1) fundamental 2) overcome 3) particular 4) seek 5) weakened 6) balance 7) bear 8) pressures 9) adapt 10) strategiesWhat is altruism (利他主义，无私行为)? Altruism is 1) defined as “putting the needs of all others ahead of oneself.”Basically, it means being 2) extremely generous. The term was created in the 19th Century by sociologist Auguste Comte, who believed that individuals had a moral 3) obligation to serve the interest of others. The term now has become an important topic in the field of psychology and it 4) emphasizes being unselfish (无私的).Altruism is also the idea of caring about the 5) welfare of others. It is a virtue in many cultures although the 6) concept of “others” toward whom such care should be given can be different from culture to culture. For humans, altruism is the desire to provide something of 7) value to a person who could be anyone but the self. But something that 8) benefits other people is not necessarily altruistic. For example, if one helps out another person with the intention to 9) improve one’s own reputation (声望), this action would not be 10) regarded as altruistic, but rather as an expression of self-interest. In short, altruism means helping others without any personal reasons or purposes.A) concept B) image C) value D) obligationE) challenge F) welfare G) extremely H) infrequentlyI) defined J) described K) regarded L) emphasizesM) comforts N) benefits O) improve参考答案：1) defined 2) extremely 3) obligation 4) emphasizes 5) welfare 6) concept 7) value 8) benefits 9) improve 10) regardedIn some society it is the custom for parents to arrange marriages for their children. The parents of a young man will 1) inquire about their son’s girlfriend. They will even meet with the parents of the girl, and if both families are pleased with each other, a marriage 2) agreement will be made. It doesn’t 3) exaggerate to say that sometimes the two young people meet for the first time at their wedding.Most Americans don’t 4) applaud the idea of arranged marriages. However, American parents also put some 5) pressure on their children to influence their choices of marriage. Since parents often help their children 6) financially, they feel that they have the right to help the young couple to select where they will live, or what kind of furniture they will 7) purchase .In many cases in the US, social class will 8) determine the choice of marriage partner. Marriages are usually arranged between people of 9) similar religious, educational and financial backgrounds. Despite what we see in the movies, in real life, the son of a bank president 10) rarely marries or even meets a coal miner’s (矿工) daughter. Americans may not understand arranged marriages, but marriages in the United States are arranged to some degree.A) usually B) financially C) commitment D) similarE) purchase F) chase G) frustrate H) inquireI) rarely J) pressure K) agreement L) sameM) applaud N) exaggerate O) determine参考答案：1) inquire 2) agreement 3) exaggerate 4) applaud 5) pressure 6) financially 7) purchase 8) determine 9) similar 10) rarelyFor many centuries there was no safety system against poverty and illness. The Industrial Age saw 1) extensive poverty amongst a rapidly expanding urban population.In 1941, William Beveridge, one of Britain’s 2) leading economists and social reformers, was asked to look at the problems of building a post-war Britain. His report, known as the “Beveridge Report”, was published in 1942, and it was based on two simple 3) elements : universality (普遍性) and comprehensiveness. In other words, the plan would be applied to everybody because Beveridge wanted to 4) ensure that people had the basic rights in life.The report covered the problems that were 5) threatening the society, for example, education and disease. Churchill’s government took the opportunity to deal with education first to reduce the number of 6) ignorant people. The 1944 Education Act (法案) 7) raised the school-leaving age to 16 years old, and also helped make university 8) entrance easier to new students.The second act, the 1948 National Assistance Act, 9) introduced a national health service free to all. Finally, the 1948 Children Act looked not only to child protection but development of each child’s 10) character and abilities.As the proposals in the “Beveridge Report” were carried out by the government, the basis of the modern welfare state was being built.A) threatening B) ignorant C) excessive D) ensureE) revealed F) introduced G) elements H) entranceI) leading J) innocent K) extensive L) insureM) raised N) character O) sections参考答案：1) extensive 2) leading 3) elements 4) ensure 5) threatening 6) ignorant 7) raised 8) entrance 9) introduced 10) characterWhat is meditation(冥想)? Meditation can be traced to the time when the Buddha (佛), monks (僧侣) 1) retreated into forests and mountains to think quietly about the truth of the Buddha’s Teaching. Meditation seems not only to help monks in 2) worshiping the Buddha, but can also benefit ordinary people.Meditation is a skill – a skill of conscious, continuous attention. You already have part of this skill – what keeps you stressed is your ability to pay 3) sustained attention to whatever is troubling you. Regular meditation practice can 4) relieve everyday stresses. You begin by learning to pay 5) deliberate attention to something pleasant and relaxing, and interrupt and 6) restrain stress-producing thoughts. This will turn around the effects of stress. Eventually, meditation can improve your health, 7) enhance your creativity, and even slow down the aging 8) process.Many people who meditate regularly feel that its benefits go well beyond the 9) relief of stress. They feel that meditation has enabled them to connect with a(n) 10) inner source of wisdom and meaning. This connection has greatly enriched their lives.A) relieve B) process C) strain D) sustainedE) retreated F) moderate G) enrich H) enhanceI) relief J) access K) restrain L) reversedM) deliberate N) inner O) worshiping参考答案：1) retreated 2) worshiping 3) sustained 4) relieve 5) deliberate 6) restrain 7) enhance 8) process 9) relief 10) innerThere was a time when real men couldn’t show much interest in how a home looked inside except the garage or basement workshop. Interior (内部的) design was once supposed to be the 1) exclusive task for wives. However, if you visit decoration showrooms today, you will find that it is 2) evident that something has changed.Men’s interest began to shift indoors when modern technology became 3) prevailing in media rooms with all that computer stuff. Hot tubs also 4) stimulated men’s imaginations, and got them into the bathroom. New kitchen 5) devices were as difficult to handle as cars, and guys began to find them fascinating, too. As for the bedroom, that 6) tended to be the last preserve (专利) of the wife. However, 7)elaborate beds that promised a better night’s sleep soon became a popular topic across the country, and 8) inevitably attracted a great deal of attention from men.The roles of men and women have changed and there’s a less 9) rigid division between who’s on top at work and who rules the home, so that, today, the home is often a gender-equal space. Both men and women work, both 10) devote their attention and enthusiasm to home interior and both see home as a peaceful place.A) elaborate B) rigid C) confined D) prevailingE) evident F) tended G) scarcely H) processesI) deliberate J) exclusive K) stimulated L) confidentM) devote N) inevitably O) devices参考答案：1) exclusive 2) evident 3) prevailing 4) stimulated 5) devices 6) tended 7) elaborate 8) inevitably 9) rigid 10) devote。
职称英语考试综合类C词汇选项训练题优选篇
职称英语考试综合类C词汇选项训练题优选篇职称英语考试综合类C词汇选项训练题 11. The expedition reached the summit at 10:30 that morning.A. bottom of the mountainB. foot of the mountainC. top of the mountainD. starting point2. The judges must exercise the power to end the case.A. makeB. useC. haveD. watch3. We were all there when the accident occurred.A. happenedB. brokeC. spreadD. appeared4. If we had discussed it with the manager, he would have surely agreed with it.A. unnecessarilyC. certainlyD. possibly5. Please don't refuse his help because he is so kind a man.A. turn downB. go downC. put downD. pull down6. The factory can produce a lot of rubbish every day.A. makeB. applyC. finishD. reduce7. Tell me the exact time when the next train will arrive.A. awareB. accurateC. actualD. abroad8. One's education background often affects his or her way of life.A. methodB. roadC. style9. The girl felt shy and uneasy when she was asked to answer the teacher's question.A. difficultB. stupidC. foolishD. worried10. Mary is looking for the book she lost yesterday.A. trying to findB. looking upC. looking atD. finding11. Parents should not only plain to teachers for students' performance.A. feel unhappyB. say badthingsC. careD. praise12. This program is so boring that I don't want to watch it anymore.A, interestingB. excitingC. lazy13. What were the effects of the action she took?A. reasonsB. resultsC. causesD. bases14. People haven't realized the seriousness which this earthquake has caused.A. knownB. thoughtC. doubtedD. remembered15. The government should take measures immediately.A. far awayB. right awayC. right hereD. all right16. The firemen acted quickly because lives were at stake.A. in dangerB. in despairC. in conditionD. in control17. John talked over the new program with his workmates,A. discussedB. mentionedC. acceptedD. rejected18. They are ready to try their way to solve the problem.A. growB. wrapC. hideD. test19. The workers finally called off the strike.A. put offB. endedC. cancelledD. took off20. The government has protected farmers from damaging drops in grain prices since the drought.A. slightB. surprisingC. suddenD. harmful。
考研综合英语必练选词填空(C篇)
Fill in theeach blank with thewords given in thebox. Changthewordform if necessary. Each word can be used only once. Mark your answer on your ANSWER SHEET. (15*1=15 points)Most people hate rock music. (1) __________ I am not an unreasonable or biased person by nature, two vivid and striking (2) __________ experiences of rock music during the past two weeks have persuaded me that it has become a(3) __________ for those of us with enough common sense to see its(4) __________ dangers to point them out. My first experience--perhaps a minor one, (5) __________ highly symptomatic--was the realization that if I spoke to my teenage son when he was listening to rock music (6) __________ headphones, he replied in an unnaturally loud voice, as if there was something wrong with his hearing. The second occurred when I went with him to a "concert" and witnessed for myself (7) __________ these affairs are like. Till I went to the concert, I had always (8) __________ the "live and let live" attitude that rock music was simply not my (9) __________ but that other people had every right to enjoy it if it was theirs.But what I saw and heard (10) __________ me that we are allowing something very powerful to take (11) __________ of the younger generation. In the first place, I noticed a collective madness, brought about by the noise level. But secondly, and far more dangerously, I observed that after a time everyone was carried (12) __________ by the noise, and gave up his/her individuality. By the end I was in the middle of a faceless crowd who clapped and (13) __________ and jumped around like monkeys. It was the most degrading human (14) __________ I have ever had the misfortune to witness, and I seriously believe that in time to come our present younger generation would thank us if we managed to (15) __________ a stop to it now.temporaryduty adoptspectacle stampindividual but through potential taste care convinced possession w hat alo14. spectacle, spectacle 除有“眼镜，景象”之义外，还有“受人嘲笑的人(或物)”的意思，符合旬意。
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C级统考选词填空真题题库（分析答案版）Passage 1comes to mind（进入脑海）is New York. New York is the largest city in the United States. That is, it has the largest population（人口）, with 22 about 8 million people. It is also one of the most important cities 23 in the world.New York is the business headquarters（商业总部）of the country as well as（以及）its leading industrial center（工业总中心）. In the downtown section（商业区）of the city is WallStreet（华尔街）- where you find New York Stock Exchange（纽约股票交易所）. It is said that over 90 percent of the stocks bought and sold inthe United States are handled（处理）the heart and nerve（神经）center of American politics.1) A：with B：about C：only D：cities E：famous2) A：with B：about C：only D：cities E：famous3) A：with B：about C：only D：cities E：famous4) A：with B：about C：only D：cities E：famous5) A：with B：about C：only D：cities E：famous Passage 2It was a large house that stood among other identical（同样的）large houses in atree-shaded square（树形广场）mistake （错误）. But the address in the advertisement（广告）was clear enough, so I rang thedoorbell（门铃）. A c olored maid（黑人女仆）（点头）pleasantly, and led me up four flights of stairs（四阶楼梯）.The carpets（地毯）were thick and red, and wall decorations（墙壁装饰）I had only seen in Hollywood films（好莱坞电影）. I had a feeling that I was aboutto be shown a very expensive flat（公寓）I should feel very foolish（愚蠢的）explaining that I was looking for something about ten times as cheap（便宜十倍）. But she ledtiny（小的）room with a gas-fire（煤气炉）, a single bed（单人床）, an armchair（扶手椅）and a table. It was icy cold（冰窖一般的冷）.1) A：carpet B：kind C：that D：first E：for2) A：carpet B：kind C：that D：first E：for3) A：carpet B：kind C：that D：first E：for4) A：carpet B：kind C：that D：first E：for5) A：carpet B：kind C：that D：first E：forPassage 3An old friend from abroad (来自国外的), whom I stay with me, telephoned from the airport to tell me he had arrived. I was still in the office at the time, but Iflat（公寓）was and explained that I had left the key under the door-mat（门垫）. As I was likely（可能的）to be home rather late, I advised him to go into the kitchen and help himself to food and drink.listening to my new records after having had a wonderful meal. He had fried two eggs andhelped himself to the cold chicken from the refrigerator（冰箱）the door-mat, but fortunately（幸运的）the living-room window by the apple tree was left open and he had climbed in. I listened to all this in astonishment（惊讶的）. I knew there was an apple tree in front of my neighbor's flat.1) A：later B：glass C：for D：trouble E：to2) A：later B：glass C：for D：trouble E：to3) A：later B：glass C：for D：trouble E：to4) A：later B：glass C：for D：trouble E：to5) A：later B：glass C：for D：trouble E：toPassage 4The dark clouds (乌云) in the sky meantto be a storm（暴风雨）. None of us had brought an umbrella（雨伞）or even a raincoat（雨衣）when Jane suggested we go to a museum（博物馆）nearby we all agreed immediately（立即）. As（由于）we had been shopping all morning and were feeling tired, it would be a pleasure to sit down. We arrived just as large drops of rain（雨滴）were beginningThe museum was quite deserted（偏僻）and very peaceful. Wemain hall and listened to the rain beating against the windows. Suddenly there was a greatnoise at the entrance（入口）boys were mad（疯狂的）with excitement（兴奋）and ran all over the place. The poor teacher tried to keep them quiet but no one listened to him. In the end the noise proved（证明）too much for us and we decided to leave. After all the boys had come for a visit and we were there simply to get out of the rain.1) A：fall B：so C：only D：by E：sat2) A：fall B：so C：only D：by E：sat3) A：fall B：so C：only D：by E：sat4) A：fall B：so C：only D：by E：sat5) A：fall B：so C：only D：by E：satPassage 5Last weekend (周末)town library. At the time he was busy making arrangements（安排）for a well-known（著名的）literature（文学）the subject I gladly accepted Tom's invitation（邀请）to go with him. Tom was going to introduce the speaker that evening so we went to the library to meet him. Since the speaker had not arrived yet I left T om and entered（进入）the Reading Room where a large audience （观众、听众）was already gathered（聚集）. I was disappointed（失望的）to find that therewaving to me（向我挥手）from the doorway（入口）. I went over immediately as he looked worried. He told me that the guest speaker had missed the train（错过火车）and would not be able to come. Then he asked mesuddenly whether I would mind（介意）hardly（几乎不）had time to think about it when Tom led me in（带我进入）and began to introduce me to the waiting audience.1) A：give B：in C：see D：acting E：that2) A：give B：in C：see D：acting E：that3) A：give B：in C：see D：acting E：that4) A：give B：in C：see D：acting E：that5) A：give B：in C：see D：acting E：thatPassage 6mold-produced (模具生产) them. That is,he made a great many cars of exactly the same type.the young man did not like the idea. He left home and went to Detroit (底特律) where he worked as a mechanic（汽修工）1892 when he was 29, he built his first car. In 1903 he started his great Motor Company. In five years the first mass-produced car（大批量生产汽车）in the world appeared.remained unchanged（保持不变）for almost twenty years.Since Ford's time, mass-production methods have become common in industry（工业）and have greatly reduced the cost of production.1) A：able B：first C：In D：car E：but2) A：able B：first C：In D：car E：but3) A：able B：first C：In D：car E：but4) A：able B：first C：In D：car E：but5) A：able B：first C：In D：car E：butPassage 7good idea - I would buy him a bottle of champagne（香槟）Tom asked me to open the bottle. I put it between my knees（膝盖）it would not open however I tried. Soon a crowd（人群）gathered around to watch the fight （斗争）between the bottle and me. I could hear all sorts of helpful suggestions from the guests. But I was losing the battle（战斗）. We were struggling on the floor together when all of a sudden（突然）there was a loud 'pop!' The cork（软木塞）shot up into the air and theeverybody with champagne.1) A：showered B：time C：presents D：birthday E：began2) A：showered B：time C：presents D：birthday E：began3) A：showered B：time C：presents D：birthday E：began4) A：showered B：time C：presents D：birthday E：began5) A：showered B：time C：presents D：birthday E：began Passage 8From Monday till Friday people are busy working or studying. But in the evenings and on weekends they are free to relax(放松) and enjoy themselves. Some stay at home watching TV programs or go out to the movies. Others would like to participate（参与）in sports. It depends on（取决于）individual interests（个人兴趣）. There are many differentmen and women, old and young, all enjoy sports. Since the days of long ago, adults（成年人）and children have called their friends together to spend hours or even days playing games.healthy（健康的）andfeeling good. When they are playing games, people move a lot. Thisforget（遗忘）about their worries and feel happy. Many people enjoy sports by watching others play. In small towns families and friends often come together to play a baseball game or engage（参与）in a bicycle race. In big cities thousands of people buy tickets to watch basketball or football games in large stadiums（体育场）or gymnasiums（健身房）.1) A：for B：over C：happily D：time E：most2) A：for B：over C：happily D：time E：most3) A：for B：over C：happily D：time E：most4) A：for B：over C：happily D：time E：most5) A：for B：over C：happily D：time E：most Passage 9lady was talking excitedly into the receiver(听筒). She was laughing and continually（持续的）impatient（不耐烦的）. Finally after she had finished her call I stepped angrily into the box（生气的走进电话亭）. When I tried to put my coins（硬币）into the coin box they refused to go（拒绝接受）again attempted（试图）to insert（投入）my coins. Still they refused to go, and again therewhich stood a man. I told him to go away, but very calmly（平静的）he said that he had been sent to repair the box because a coin had got stuck in it（卡住了）. I wondered（奇怪）how1) A：angry B：make C：more D：at E：box2) A：angry B：make C：more D：at E：box3) A：angry B：make C：more D：at E：box4) A：angry B：make C：more D：at E：box5) A：angry B：make C：more D：at E：boxPassage 10George and Betty live in a small village near some hills. A stream (小溪)flowing hills toLast Saturday there was a bad stormthe night and the stream was flooded (泛滥). Water started to go into many of the houses.George heard the rain. It woke him up（吵醒了他）was not very dark because the moon was shining（发光）. George saw the water. He woke his sister, Betty and said to her, "You must wake up Mummy and Daddy. I'll go and wake up other people near our house."ground, so the water did not go into the house.On Monday, George and Betty returned to their own house. There was a lot of mud（泥巴）on the walls and floor, so they helped their parents to clean the house.1) A：house B：village C：rain D：out E：on2) A：house B：village C：rain D：out E：on3) A：house B：village C：rain D：out E：on4) A：house B：village C：rain D：out E：on5) A：house B：village C：rain D：out E：onPassage 11When I went to I fell asleep immediately. I must have been tiredbefore getting into bed. If I had remembered, the thief(小偷)was given a perfect opportunity（绝佳的机会）to enter the house. The next time, I work late I will lock（上锁）the house carefully.theft（盗窃）. "I've been told to investigate（调查）," he said, "so I want to ask you some questions." "First, how did the thief get in?" I told himafter their houses properly（正确的）, we wouldn't have much work to do."1) A：hard B：in C：open D：about E：last2) A：hard B：in C：open D：about E：last3) A：hard B：in C：open D：about E：last4) A：hard B：in C：open D：about E：last5) A：hard B：in C：open D：about E：lastPassage 12noisy(吵闹的) neighbor indeed（事实上）.hours on end. Sometimes I bang (猛撞)They cannot ever hear me. Once I knocked at his door. I complained (抱怨) about the noise. "Noise," he said, looking extremely puzzled（极度迷惑的）, "what's noise?" I gave up after that.At night before turning in (就寝) he runs the water in his basin（浴盆、洗手池）he always bangs the door. No wonder（难怪）I usually look tired.1) A：he B：on C：mine D：at E：for2) A：he B：on C：mine D：at E：for3) A：he B：on C：mine D：at E：for4) A：he B：on C：mine D：at E：for5) A：he B：on C：mine D：at E：forPassage 13and write a thank-you note（写一封感谢信）. The words "Thank you." are very important. We have to use them on so many occasions. We say them when someone gives us a drink, helps us to pick up things, hands us a letter, lends us a book or gives us a lift.Another important word is "please". Many people forget to use it. It ask someone to do something without saying "please". We have to use it when we ask for something, too. It may be a book or a pencil, more rice or more sauce（调料）, help or advice.counter（柜台）. We have to use "please" to make request（要求）pleasant.We have to learn to say "sorry" too. And feel sorry, we will have toword. When we have forgotten something or broken a promise（不遵守诺言）, we will have to explain with that word, too. "Sorry" is a healing （和解的）word. We can make people forget wrongs by using it sincerely（真诚的）.hurt someone's feelings, we'll have to go up and say we're sorry. Our children will have to use them again. They are pleasing words（请求词）to use in any language.1) A：at B：present C：but D：rude E：sameA：at B：present C：but D：rude E：same3) A：at B：present C：but D：rude E：same4) A：at B：present C：but D：rude E：same5) A：at B：present C：but D：rude E：samePassage 14What is exactly a lie? Is it anything we say which we know is untrue? Or is it somethingsuppose(设想) a friend wants to borrow some money from you, you say: "I wish I could help you but I'm short of money（缺钱）myself." In fact, you are not short of money but your friend is in the habit （有…的习惯）of not paying his debts（付账）A scientific study（科学研究）of lying（撒谎）particularly when telling a 'white lie'（善意的谎言）, such as when a woman at a party tells another woman that she likes her dress when she really thinks it looks terrible. However, thisis only one side of the story（一部分情况）intention（倾向）of fulfilling（兑现、实现）. This is the kind of lie politicians（政治家）and businessmen are supposed to be particularly skilled at（善于做…）: the lie from which the liar hopes to profit （获益）or gain in（增长）some way.behavior（行为）changes in a number of small, apparently（明显的）unimportant ways when they lie. It has been found that if they are sitting down at the same time, they tend to（倾向于）move about in their chairs more than usual（往常）. T o the trained observer（受过训练的观察者）they are saying "I wishI were somewhere else now."1) A: example B：more C：done D：of E：than2) A：example B：more C：done D：of E：than3) A：example B：more C：done D：of E：than4) A：example B：more C：done D：of E：than5) A：example B：more C：done D：of E：thanPassage 15In Mount Berry, Georgia(佐治亚州), people find a group of schools built specially formountain children（山区孩子）Martha Berry, herself a daughter of a Georgian mountaineer（山民）.received an education. But she never forgot other children of the mountainsparents couldn't afford（付得起）to send them to school. In 1902 Martha Berry started a school for these children. It was housed in a single small log cabin（小木屋）and was attended by only five pupils. Now eighty years later there are a score of （20个）Berry Schoolsin the area, with a total and a waiting list of about five thousand.medals（奖章）and honors（荣誉）for what she had done for the poor mountain children of Georgia, and in 1931 she was named one of the twelve most important women in the United States. She never stopped working for the mountain children till her death（去世）in 1942.1) A：whose B：after C：later D：born E：over2) A：whose B：after C：later D：born E：over3) A：whose B：after C：later D：born E：over4) A：whose B：after C：later D：born E：over5) A：whose B：after C：later D：born E：overPassage 16in a coffee house. A young woman was sitting alone at a table. She was wearing a beautiful diamond necklace (钻石项链). There was anugly（丑陋的）Suddenly the lights went out（熄灭）. The coffeehouse was in darkness（黑暗）. The woman started to shout（大喊）. She was very frightened（害怕的）. A few minutes later themissing（失踪的）!The manager quickly closed all the doors. He telephoned the police. No one could get out of the coffee house. The policemen soon came. The police inspector（侦探）told his men to search everyone. The necklace was not on anyone. They then searched（搜查）the whole coffee house. The necklace couldn't be found.saw the ugly man and looked at the man carefully. He went up to the man and picked up the bowl of soup（一碗汤）that was on his table. He then poured（倒）the soup into a glass. The necklace fell out. The policemen caught hold of the man and took him away. The young1) A：on B：drinking C：back D：looking E：at2) A：on B：drinking C：back D：looking E：at3) A：on B：drinking C：back D：looking E：at4) A：on B：drinking C：back D：looking E：at5) A：on B：drinking C：back D：looking E：atPassage 17Have you ever felt your mind falling into disorder (混乱) after a sleepless（不眠的）night?original（新颖的）thought no matter（不论）how hard you tried.caused（造成）by a l ack of sleep（睡眠不足）. Dr. Horne, a sleep researcher in England, studied 24 college students. One group got their normal（）正常的eight hours of sleep. The other group didn't get the smallest amount（量）was "How many uses can a cardboard box be put to ?"The result? The wide-awake（完全清醒的）students did well on the test. The tiredResearch has already shown that tired people can do OK on tests of habitual thinking（习惯性思维）, like simple addition（加法）. But Dr. Horne tested creative thinking only.As part of his study, he offered an amount of money as a reward（奖赏）to the sleepy （困倦的）students if they did well. But even this encouragement wasn't enough to help the students conquer（克服）their tiredness（疲劳）. They did poorly. Dr. Horne believes that the part of the brain where thinking takes place may get worn out（变的疲惫）during waking hours. Sleep may help to repair the brain. "Without any sleep," he emphasized, "even if you pay closer attention, you cannot do better."This study gives people something to think about, especially people like hospital workers who must stay awake all night and then make quick decisions.1) A：awake B：with C：poorly D：right E：creative2) A：awake B：with C：poorly D：right E：creative3) A：awake B：with C：poorly D：right E：creative4) A：awake B：with C：poorly D：right E：creative5) A：awake B：with C：poorly D：right E：creativePassage 18Few Americans remain (保持、维持) in one position（职务）We move from town to city to suburb（郊区）from a job in one region（地区）to a better job elsewhere（其它地方）, from the home where we raise our children to the home where we plan to live in retirement（退休）. With each moveFor many of us summer is a special time for forming new friendships（结交新朋友）. Todaysights（景色）but also with the hope of meeting new people. No one really expects a vacation trip to produce a close friend, but the beginning of a friendship is possible.known for a few weeks in a new place, to a fellow worker, to a childhood playmate（玩伴）, toa man or woman, to a trusted confidant (知已).1) A：forever B：applied C：for D：different E：only2) A：forever B：applied C：for D：different E：only3) A：forever B：applied C：for D：different E：only4) A：forever B：applied C：for D：different E：only5) A：forever B：applied C：for D：different E：onlyPassage 19"Body clocks" (生物钟) are biological (生物的)methods（方式）of controlling（控制、管理）normal periods（正常的时间段）of sleeping and waking. It controls the times when you are most likelyto feel pain（疼痛）help keep body activities normal. But changes in your life--a new job, for example—destroy （破坏）the balance (平衡) and thus（因此）cause health problems. You could have difficultypeople feel tired because of the drop（降低）of sugar level in the blood（血糖含量水平）. Early afternoon also is a good time to do tasks involving（涉及到）memory and mathematics. If youlikely to remember information when there is a short delay（推迟）between study and bed.every ninety minutes during the day. At the end of such a time period, our ability to think hardbegins to weaken（变弱）. That is the time we are most likely to daydream（做白日梦）. Within fifteen minutes, we are ready to go back to what were doing.1) A：for B：about C：living D：sleeping E：before2) A：for B：about C：living D：sleeping E：before3) A：for B：about C：living D：sleeping E：before4) A：for B：about C：living D：sleeping E：before5) A：for B：about C：living D：sleeping E：beforePassage 20和…一样大) the United States, but most of it is too dry （干燥的）for people to live in. Around the edge（边缘）of this huge dry part are large sheep and cattle farms（羊群和牛群牧场）. A few of them are as large as the smallest states（州）inThe two-way radio（双向无线电）is very important to people who live on these greatand give an answer.When these radios first came into use（首次投入使用）, the Australian government set upand listen to teachers in cities miles away. Families on the large farms wanted to give news to their neighbors. "Round Robin (知更鸟) Talks" by radio were started to keep families in touch with each other（让家庭互相保持联系）. They could talk about who was going away or who was sick or who was getting married. The men could talk about their sheep and cattle andhow much money the markets them. In many ways the radio became a newspaper for the farm people of Australia.1) A：to B：for C：nearly D：nearest E：on2) A：to B：for C：nearly D：nearest E：on3) A：to B：for C：nearly D：nearest E：on4) A：to B：for C：nearly D：nearest E：on5) A：to B：for C：nearly D：nearest E：onPassage 21As you research（研究）music. You will find much that is familiar (熟悉) to you. You willwhich expresses feelings that are often your own.Music is an expression of the people. As you research, you will find music of people atat play. You will find music expresses love of the country, love of nature and 23Music is also an expression of the composer (作曲家). The composer expresses his ownMusic can suggest actions and feelings which we all share（分享）. We can enjoy playingdifferent times and places.1) A：love B：or C：for D：exciting E：to2) A：love B：or C：for D：exciting E：to3) A：love B：or C：for D：exciting E：to4) A：love B：or C：for D：exciting E：to5) A：love B：or C：for D：exciting E：toPassage 22would not go hunting(打猎) any longer. He told me his experience as follows (如下).One morning I was walking in the forest（森林）and suddenly saw a lion hidden（隐藏）in the grass, less than three meters away. With a terrible roar (吼叫), he leaped (跳跃) towardshot（射击）. But I had no practice in shooting at movingobjects（移动物体）hit（击中）him. Only by the grace (恩典) of God, the lion made such a long leap that he went flying over my head and landed fiveanother hunter came running and the lion quickly ran away from me.I returned to the camp and began moving objects at short distances. It was going well and I was anxious（急切的）to find some animal as my target （目标）. What I saw later was much dreadful（可怕的）and made me decide to give up hunting. I looked up over the fence（栅栏, 篱笆; 围墙）, and there at the edge of the forest was the same lion. The lion was practicing short jumps.1) A：such B：from C：meters D：at E：practice2) A：such B：from C：meters D：at E：practice3) A：such B：from C：metres D：at E：practice4) A：such B：from C：meters D：at E：practice5) A：such B：from C：metres D：at E：practicePassage 23A layer(层)of air surrounds（包围）our earth completely（完全的）. We call it theatmosphere（大气）There will be no air for us to breathe. The earth will be very, very hot in the day and very, very cold during the night.When we go to bed, air is also around us. We live in air.All living things need air. Living things cannot live without air. We can go without food orburn（燃烧）? If there is no air, you will not be able to make a fire（生火）.We know that air cannot see air but we can feet it. Simple experiments（简单的实验）will show that air occupies（占据）space and has weight （重量）.1) A：need B：breathe C：around D：on E：round2) A：need B：breathe C：around D：on E：round3) A：need B：breathe C：around D：on E：round4) A：need B：breathe C：around D：on E：round5) A：need B：breathe C：around D：on E：roundPassage 24Yellowstone（黄石国家公园）The large wild area (荒野地区) is very high in the Rocky Mountains（落基山脉）of thenorthwestern（西北部的）Yellowstone has many different kinds of unusual scenery（风景）people visit the park, the land remains unchanged. The valley of the Yellowstone River hasbeautiful colored rocks（彩色岩石）and three large waterfallsor evening, visitors sometimes see large deer-like animals, or buffalo (野牛)eating grass along the shores（岸边）of Lake Yellowstone. The high mountains around Yellowstone areevergreen（长青）forests.1) A：bigger B：Although C：with D：early E：national2) A：bigger B：Although C：with D：early E：national3) A：bigger B：Although C：with D：early E：national4) A：bigger B：Although C：with D：early E：national5) A：bigger B：Although C：with D：early E：nationalPassage 25products, especially.investment（投资）than American cars. For one thing（一方面…）mileage（耗油量）. The price of gas and oil is getting higher and higher. So any car owner must be concerned（关心）about how far this car will take him on a gallon（加仑）of gas. In thiscategory（在这一方面）the foreign Another important advantage（优点）of the foreign cars is in their dependability. While parts（零件）and labor（人工费）for foreign car repairs are expensive, the facts show that foreign cars do1) A：better B：behind C：best D：not E：to2) A：better B：behind C：best D：not E：to3) A：better B：behind C：best D：not E：to4) A：better B：behind C：best D：not E：to5) A：better B：behind C：best D：not E：toPassage 26It was half-past eight in the morning. The telephone bell rang and Mary went 26 answer it."Hullo, who's that?" she asked."It's me-Peter." Peter was 27 friend of Mary's eight-year-old brother, Johnny."Oh hullo, Peter. What do you want?" said Mary."Can I 28 to Johnny?""No," said Mary, "you can't speak to him now. He is busy. He is getting ready for school. He is eating his breakfast. Grandmother is combing 29 hair. Sister is under the table, putting his shoes on. Mother is getting his books and putting them in his school bag. Goodbye, I've got to go now. I have to hold 30 door open. The school bus is coming.1) A：his B：to C：the D：speak E：a2) A：his B：to C：the D：speak E：a3) A：his B：to C：the D：speak E：a4) A：his B：to C：the D：speak E：a5) A：his B：to C：the D：speak E：aPassage 27A judge was working in his room one day when a neighbor ran 26 and said, "If one man's cow kills another's, is the owner of the first cow responsible?"" 27 depends," answered the judge."Well," said the man, "your cow has killed mine.""Oh," answered the judge. "Everyone knows 28 a cow cannot think like a man, so a cow is not responsible, and that means that its owner is not responsible either.""I am sorry, Judge," said the man. "I made a mistake. I meant that my cow killed yours."The judge thought for a few 29 and then said, "When I think about it more carefully, this case is not as easy as I thought at first." And then he turned to his clerk and said, "Please bring me that big black book from the 30 behind you."1) A：seconds B：in C：shelf D：It E：that2) A：seconds B：in C：shelf D：It E：that3) A：seconds B：in C：shelf D：It E：that4) A：seconds B：in C：shelf D：It E：that5) A：seconds B：in C：shelf D：It E：thatPassage 28Uncle Wang works in a book shop in the 26 of the city. The shop is not far from his home. It is about one 27 away. So Uncle Wang seldom goes to work by bus. He usually goes there by bike, sometimes on foot. It takes (花费) him twenty minutes to get there by bike and forty minutes on foot. Today his bike is broken. He wants to 28 there. Now he is having breakfast. He leaves home at ten minutes 29 eight and he walks to work twenty minutes earlier. His work starts 30 half past eight in the morning and finishes at a quarter to five in the afternoon.1) A：to B：walk C：kilometer D：at E：middle2) A：to B：walk C：kilometer D：at E：middle3) A：to B：walk C：kilometer D：at E：middle4) A：to B：walk C：kilometer D：at E：middle5) A：to B：walk C：kilometer D：at E：middlePassage 29Sandwich was an Englishman. He 26 in the 18th century (世纪). Sandwich was rich, but he liked to play cards (纸牌) for money. He often played for 29 hours, and didn't even stop to have his 27 . He ordered (命令) his servants (仆人) to bring him some meat and bread. He put the meat between (在两者之间) the two pieces of bread and held the food in his left 28 while he played cards with his right hand. People liked Sandwich's idea, andfrom then 29 they ate bread and meat as Sandwich did.From the name of the man, Sandwich, we have the word of the food " 30 " today.1) A：on B：meals C：sandwich D：lived E：hand2) A：on B：meals C：sandwich D：lived E：hand3) A：on B：meals C：sandwich D：lived E：hand4) A：on B：meals C：sandwich D：lived E：hand5) A：on B：meals C：sandwich D：lived E：handPassage 30Jack went to a barber's shop and had his hair cut, but 26 he came out, he was not happy with the result. When his friend Bob saw him, he 27 and said, "What has happened to your hair, Jack?" Jack said, "I tried a new barber's 28 today, because I wasn't quite satisfied with my old one, but this one seems even worse." Bob agreed "Yes, I think you're right, Jack. Now I'll tell you what to do when you go into a barber's shop 29 time: look at all the barber's hair, find out whose hair looks worst, and then go straight to him." "Why shall I go to him?" Jack asked. "But that would be foolish!" "Oh, no, it wouldn't," answered Bob. "Who cut that man's hair? Just think it. He couldn't cut it 30 , could he? Another of the barbers cut it. So you know he can't be the worst barber."1) A：shop B：next C：himself D：laughed E：when2) A：shop B：next C：himself D：laughed E：when3) A：shop B：next C：himself D：laughed E：when4) A：shop B：next C：himself D：laughed E：when5) A：shop B：next C：himself D：laughed E：whenPassage 31The date was like any other day in his life. After school Bill walked past the shop on the street corner. He stopped to look at the front row of shoes, and he felt for sorry for himself. He really wanted to have a 26 for his birthday.He sadly walked away and thought of what to tell his mother. He knew she would give him anything if she could. But he also knew very well she had little 27 . He decided not to go home 28 as he looked worried and he didn't want to make his mother worry about it. So he went to the park and there he sat on the grass. Then he saw a girl in a wheelchair (轮椅). He found that the girl moved the wheels with her hands. Bill looked at her carefully and was surprised to see that the girl had no 29 . He looked down at his own feet. "It is much better to be without shoes than without feet." It was not right for him to feel so sorry and sad. He went away and 30 , thinking he was more lucky in life.。
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Fill in the each blank with the words given in the box. Chang the word form if necessary. Each word can be used only once. Mark your answer on your ANSWER SHEET. (15*1=15 points)
Most people hate rock music. (1) __________ I am not an unreasonable or biased person by nature, two vivid and striking (2) __________ experiences of rock music during the past two weeks have persuaded me that it has become a (3) __________ for those of us with enough common sense to see its(4) __________ dangers to point them out. My first experience--perhaps a minor one, (5) __________ highly symptomatic--was the realization that if I spoke to my teenage son when he was listening to rock music (6) __________ headphones, he replied in an unnaturally loud voice, as if there was something wrong with his hearing. The second occurred when I went with him to a "concert" and witnessed for myself (7) __________ these affairs are like. Till I went to the concert, I had always (8) __________ the "live and let live" attitude that rock music was simply not my (9) __________ but that other people had every right to enjoy it if it was theirs.
But what I saw and heard (10) __________ me that we are allowing something very powerful to take (11) __________ of the younger generation. In the first place, I noticed a collective madness, brought about by the noise level. But secondly, and far more dangerously, I observed that after a time everyone was carried (12) __________ by the noise, and gave up his/her individuality. By the end I was in the middle of a faceless crowd who clapped and (13) __________ and jumped around like monkeys. It was the most degrading human (14) __________ I have ever had the misfortune to witness, and I seriously believe that in time to come our present younger generation would thank us if we managed to (15) __________ a stop to it now.
14. spectacle, spectacle除有“眼镜，景象”之义外，还有“受人嘲笑的人(或物)”的意思，符
合旬意。
15. put, 作者认为如果我们能……，年轻一代一定会感谢我们的。
put a stop to“制止”。