武汉大学大学英语5试题

36．I caught a _A_ of the driver of the getaway car, but I doubt I would recognize her if I saw her again.

A. glimpse 无意

B. Glance主动.

C. glare

D. stare

37. Then it _C_ to him that Mrs. Martin probably knew nothing as yet about the baseball card collection.

A. happened

B. installed.

C. occurred

D. terrified

38. _A_ their work that they fulfilled the plan ahead of schedule.

A. So well did the workers do C. So the workers did well

B. So well the workers did D. Because the workers did well

39. Men are no longer_B_ to treat women according to the old-fashioned rules.

A. Prior

B. obliged

C. involved

D. offended

40. _B_ the check on the first few dates can help start the relationship as one between two equals.

A. spitting

B. splitting

C. spurring

D. sparing

41. They didn’t know his telephone number; otherwise we _D_ him.

A. must have telephoned

B. would telephone

C. had telephoned

D. would have telephone

42. Today, American women, who_D_ men by seven years, do not consider themselves the weaker sex and do not generally feel in need of male protection.

A. outweigh

B. outsmart

C. outdo

D. outlive

43. We have to make the corrections _D_ since the computer can’t do them.

A. of hand

B. at hand

C. in hand

D. by hand

44. We are engaging in cooperative joint ventures with many others. Each company _A_ its independence, its specialty, and its core competence.

A. retains

B. restrains

C. detains

D. contains

45. If we fit—if we solve a social problem, __B__a social need---we will survive and excel.

A. surpass

B. fulfill

C. object

D. decentralize

46. Junior employees is British companies would have more responsibility than their --B-in German companies.

A. successors

B. counterparts

C. subordinates

D. economists

47. He is planning to go to evening classes to -D--his English.

A. establish

B. constitute

C. form

D. polish

48. You don’t normally -B--these two writers －Their styles are completely different.

A. appreciate

B. associate

C. apply

D. acknowledge

49. The difficult when strangers from two countries meet is not a lack of appreciation of friendship, but different expectations about---constitutes friendship and -C--it comes into being.

A. how…what

B. which…why

C. what…how

D. whatever…however

50. He sat down at the piano again and started playing from where he had-D--.

A. left out

B. left behind

C. left alone

D. left off

51. It is not honest for a journalist to --B-his imagination for his stories if he can’t get facts.

A. reach out

B. draw on

C. hold on

D. stumble on

52. Such feelings help explain why, during the 1970s and 1980s, more married adults said they were “very happy”--A-who never married.

A. than did those

B. than those did

C. that they did

D. that did they

53. She is respected by her colleagues and regarded as a (an) --D-teacher by her students.

A. appreciated

B. restrained

C. intensified

D. committed

54. Jim wanted to see the whole -B--structure of the building before going inside.

A. exclusive

B. exterior

C. extensive

D. extroverted

55. It is reported that the ten richest women in the U.K. all --B- their wealth.

A. inhibited

B. inherited

C. inhabited

D. initiated

56. Is marriage, --D- so often supposed, and more strongly associated with men’s happiness than women’s?

A. that

B. it

C. what

D. as

57. This conclusion is -D--in scores of studies around the world.

A. based

B. resulted

C. originated

D. grounded

58. After graduation, an --A- from his father enabled him to stay in London and write.

A. allowance

B. access

C. acquisition

D. anticipation

59. First let’s take a look at showing off that is --C-, that’s not acceptable, that’s never nice.

A. odd

B. official

C. offensive

D. optional

60. He tried to get to the door, but the table was --C-.

A. by the way

B. on the way

C. in the way

D. in no way

61. The typical American also won’t give up his fuel-inefficient supper-model, which --D-twice the amount of gas necessary to run a small car.

A. presumes

B. assumes

C. resumes

D. consumes

62. Sometimes the benefit of keeping your mouth shut may be that you won’t have to C---.

A. keep your promise

B. zip your lip

C. eat your words

D. sit back

63. Some athletes were criticized for failure to--C-the higher standards of behavior expected of role models.

A. look up to

B. cut down on

C. live up to

D. reach out to

64. Our nation is indeed fortunate that we’re still--C-with heroes like those of the space shuttle Challenger.

A. charged

B. equipped

C. blessed

D. greeted

65. He was cheated by his colleague. He regretted that he had--B-his trust in that guy.

A. misled

B. misplaced

C. mistreated

D. misjudged

66. V oice-over artists may spend hours making sure that when the words are said, the--A-meaning come through clearly to the intended audience.

A. intended

B. assumed

C. supposed

D. targeted

67. In spite of the hatred between the two families and in spite of his--B-towards his own family, Romeo was unable to drag himself away from Juliet’s side.

A. response

B. loyalty

C. approval

D. exposure

68. Cambridge University is famous because it has a culture of its own, for example, it is--B-for female students to wear their academic gowns for formal hall in the evening.

A. attractive

B. compulsory

C. compelled

D. obedient

69. Tom has read a lot about the university before his interview, --A-they ask him about it.

A. in case

B. in preparation

C. in effect

D. in spite

70. Just after the author was born, his father--D-polio(小儿麻痹症) and for years was unable to walk.

A. contacted

B. connected

C. constructed

D. contracted

71. Gunpowder was discovered entirely-B--when an alchemist (炼金术士) was seeking a way to

prolong life and blew up his house.

A. by mistake

B. by accident

C. by hand

D. by heart

72. All Charlie Chaplin’s important characters were --B--. You can always feel that Charlie is on the side of the poor.

A. watchdogs

B. underdogs

C. lucky dogs

D. guide dogs

73. Stories of ghost and --D- events are common around the world since records were first kept.

A. inevitable

B. infinite

C. inexplicable

D. incredible

74. The British Isles were --C- in the third and fourth centuries by warriors from the continent of Europe.

A. integrated

B. intervened

C. invaded

D. interfered

75. Telephones, faxes, emails, audio and videotapes as well as satellite transmissions are all-B-- to provide distance education in Australia.

A. explored

B. exploited

C. exploded

D. exported

36-40 ACABB; 41-45 DDDAB; 46-50 BDBCD;

51-55 BADBB; 56-60 DDACC; 61-65 DCCCB;

66-70 ABBAD; 71-75 BBDCB

76. The accused person was instantly punished if he found himself guilty and, if innocent, he_was rewarded on the spot_当场受到奖励。

77. Rude language is now __so commonplace that

太常见了以至于it is accepted behavior.

78. I am often asked whether the needs of the corporation and the needs of the environment are in conflict. I do not believe they are. _In the long run

_从长远来看, they cannot be.

79. In Germany, in contrast with France, friendship is much more distinctly__a matter of feeling

一个感受的问题.

80. There is the recognition that friendship, in contrast with kinship, implies __freedom of choice选择的自由.

81. What attitudes, activities, and priorities engender a __sense of well-being幸福感.

82. Indeed everyone has __the need to show-off炫耀的需求. No one’s completely immune.

83. Sometimes showoffs ask for cheers to which __they’re not entitled他们没资格获得

84. Heroes have had __a profound impact

深远的影响on our past and should continue to do so in the future.

85. Polls have shown that now people have a hard time finding anyone they admire, __ let alone 更不用说find heroic.