16-专科《大学英语》复习资料

1. He has become ______ his study, so he often daydreams in class recently.(C)A. lost inB. lost withC. bored withD. bored of2. Whenever I ______ someday ______ at the airport,I feel very sad.A see … away B. see … off C. send …a way D. send … off3. When she asks him ______ help, he is always ______ to give a hand.A. to … dueB. for … dueC. to … readyD. for …ready4. I have ______ a taxi for us.A. greetedB. telephonedC. arrangedD. planned5. You can make a lot of new friends if you ______ this club.A. joinB. take part inC. enterD. come in6. The family moved into a new sunny and big ______.A. apartmentB. departmentC. compartmentD. appointment7. Many things in my house are not ______ and I’m thinking of changing them.A. in a good conditionB. in good conditionC. on a good conditionD. on good condition8. To ______ you the truth, I am crazy about shopping.A. tellB. askC. sayD. speak9. Le t’s ______ the difference. Is 30 yuan O.K.?A. stopB. saveC. spareD. split10. The pictures remind me ______ the trip to the West.A. atB. onC. inD. of11. You can borrow all kinds of books from the ______.A. libraryB. classroomC. canteenD. office12. He doesn’t have much money. He is only a ______ of the company.A. mangerB. general engineerC. directorD. clerk13. Take your camera with you. We’d like to take some ______ of the beautiful park.A. paintingsB. picturesC. filesD. films14. With the help of a ______, you can work out the mathematical problem quickly.A. carB. planeC. computerD. TV set15. You should fill in the form with your name, sex, ______, and address.A. oldB. yearsC. timeD. age16. The morning flight is ______ to us as we will arrive in time to attend the afternoon meeting.A. directB. quickC. suitableD. inclusive17. The ______ is very helpful. She helps me to find many good books.A. employerB. memberC. monitorD. librarian18. You may borrow books with your student ______.A. bookB. formC. cardD. magazine19. The runners run very fast. Let’s cheer for ______A. themB. theyC. theirsD. their20. Our city is nice. ______ is nice, too.A. ThemB. TheyC. TheirsD. Their21. Mary is strong. Ask ______ to run the 1000–meter race, please.A. sheB. herC. hisD. hers22. Why don’t ______ try other ways to do the wor k?A. yourB. youC. yoursD. us23. Let’s have some coffee. Do you want ______ white or black?A. itB. itsC. it’sD. them24．His attitude toward us seems ______ .A. nicelyB. warmlyC. kindlyD. friendly25. What ______ of blood does Tom have?A. kindB. typeC. sortD. category26. The tree has many flowers on ______ .A. itB. itsC. it’sD. them27. You teach me English and I teach ______ Chinese.A. yourB. youC. yoursD. us28. Since the first landing on the moon, several man-made satellites ______ there.A. was sentB. are sentC. have been sentD. had been sent29. The shot-put record of the college ______ by our class just now.A. brokeB. has brokenC. was brokenD. had been broken30. Next year this time, a new library ______ on the campus.A. will buildB. is builtC. has been builtD. will have been builtPassage 1Hi. I’m Jeffery Bezos. When I first had the idea of selling books on the Internet, I went to my boss and said to him, “You know, I’m going to start this company selling books online.” This was something that I had already been talking to him about, but then he said, “Let’s go on a walk.” And we went on a two-hour walk in Central Park in New York City.After walking for a while, he said, “You know, this sounds like a really good idea to me, but it might be a better idea for somebody who didn’t already have a good job.” He let me think about it for 48 hours before making the final decision.When I talked to my wife about this, she thought I was doing the right thing and said, “Look, you know I’m always supporting you, whatever you want to do.” So it really was a decision that I had to make for myself. I imagined myself at age of 80 and saying, “Okay, now I’m looking back on my life. I hope that I have had as few regrets in my life as possible.” I knew that when I was 80 I was not goingto regret having tried this. I knew that if I failed I wouldn’t regret it, but the one thing I might regret is not ever having tried.31. Jffery Bezos went to his boss to talk to himabout ___________ .A. quitting his jobB. having a walk in Central ParkC. selling books on the InternetD. opening a company selling books32. When Jeffery Bezos told his idea to him, hisboss _____________ .A. became indifferentB. refused him withno reasonC. accepted it at onceD. asked him to giveit a second thought33. The boss believed that it was a good idea forsomebody with _________ .A. a good jobB. no jobC. curiosityD. a lot of imagination34. Jeffery Bezos imagined that at the age of 80 theone thing he would regret is that _________ .A. he had never triedB. he had triedC. he had failed his attemptD. he had hadonly one job35. What can you infer from the passage?A. Jeffery Bezos decided to continue his job.B. Jeffery Bezos decided to carry out his idea.C. Jeffery Bezos’s wife made him carry out hisidea.D. Jeffery Bezos started to imagine his futureall day long.Passage 2A college teacher invited two businessmen todinner at his home. One of the two men seldom went to school when he was young and was worried that he couldn’t answer other people’s questions correctly. But his friend sai d, “Don’t worry, Tom. Just do what I do, and don’t talk about anything if you don’t understand it.”Everything went on quite well, but by the end of the evening Tom had had a lot of drink, and began to get careless.A guest asked him if he liked Lenin, and Tomanswered, “It’s pleasant, but I like Scotch better.”All the guests in the room kept quiet for a moment, and soon they began to leave.When the two men were out of the house, the friend said to Tom, “You certainly made yourself a fool because you told us Scotch foolishly.“What do you mean?” asked the other man.“What was wrong with it?”“We all know that Lenin isn’t a kind of drink,” his friend replied, “It’s a kind of music.”36. A college teacher invited two businessmen__________ .A. to dinner at restaurantB. to have arest at homeC. to have breakfast at homeD. to dinnerat home37. The passage is about ___________ .A. two businessmenB. a college teacherC. how to attend dinnerD. Lenin38. One businessman was afraid to answer questionsbecause __________ .A. he was a businessmanB. he wasn’t astudentC. he was not a teacherD. he thought hehad little knowledge39. The other businessman told him _________ atdinner.A. to talk about somethingB. to try to talklessC. not to make noiseD. to try to talkpolitely40. One businessman thought that Lenin was__________ and the other thought thatLenin was __________ .A. a kind of drink … a leaderB.Scotch … a Russian leaderC. a kind of drink … a kind of musicD. akind of music … a Russian leaderPassage 3Two brilliant ideas made possible the mass production of automobiles. An American inventor named Eli Whitney thought of one of them, which is known as “standardization of parts”. In an effect to speed up production in his gun factory, Whitney decided that each part of a gun could be made by machines so that it would be exactly like all the others of its kind. For example, each trigger (扳机) could be replaced immediately by an identical (相同的) one. After Whitney’s idea was applied to automobile production, each part no longer had to be made by hand. Machines were developed that could produce hundreds, even thousands, of identical parts that would fit into place easily and quickly.Another American, Henry Ford, developed the idea of assembly line (装配线). Before Ford introduced the assembly line, each car was built by hand. Such a process was, of course, very slow. As a result, automobiles were so expensive that only rich people could afford them. Ford proposed a system in which each worker would have a special job to do.One people, for example, would make only a portion of the wheels. Another would place the wheels on the car. And still another would insert the bolts (插入螺栓) that held the wheels to the car. Each worker needed to learn only one or two routine tasks. With the increase in production made possible by assembly line, automobiles became much cheaper, and more and more people were able to afford them.41. At first, “standardization of parts” was used to_________ .A. make more automobilesB. make moremachinesC. make more gunsD. make moretriggers42. According to Eli Whitney’s idea, a brokentrigger _________ .A. could be changed by the same oneB.could be put into another placeC. could be used againD. could bemade by machines43. Before Ford introduced the assembly line, thecar owners were __________ .A. the richB. the ordinary peopleC.the poor D. the makers themselves44. Each worker in the assembly line __________ .A. would place the wheels on the carB.would only do a special part of the jobC. would insert the boltsD.would need to learn more than two routine tasks45. Which of the following would be best title forthe passage?A. Eli Whitney and Henry FordB. A broken Trigger and the Mass ProductionC. Production: From Hand to MachineD. The Ideas to Speed Up the Production ofAutomobiles翻译46.这个歌手很受年轻人的欢迎。