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试卷总分:100 得分:100
一、 单选题 (共 40 道试题,共 80 分)
1. —I'm sorry I broke your mirror.
—Oh, really ________.
A.It doesn't matter
B.Don't be so sorry
C.It's OK with me
D.I don't care
2.—I'm sorry about that argument.
—________
A.I'm sorry to hear that.
B.That's nothing.
C.It's kind of you.
D.I'm afrAId not.
3.— Why not take my car to the museum instead of walking?
— _______.
A.No, thanks. I'm used to
B.No, thanks. I’m able to
C.No, thanks. I'm about to
D.No, thanks. I've got to
4.—What do you do?
—________.
A.I cook supper
B.I do some shopping
C.I'm a businessman
D.I'm sorry
5.—Hi, David. How’s it going?
—_________________
— Not bad.
A.It’s OK. How about you?
B.Going well.
C.Not bad.
D.I am fine, thank you.
6.—________
—This is Alice speaking.
A.Who are you?
B.Who is this?
C.Who is that?
D.Are you Alice?
7.—My daughter has passed the exam.
—Congratulations! She's really intelligent.
—_______
A.No, no, she is nothing.
B.Oh, thank you
C.Sometimes she is intelligent.
D.You are right.
8. —Excuse me, sir. Where is Dean Lee’s office?
—_________________
A.You can’t ask me.
B.Pardon? I have no idea.
C.Please don’t say so.
D.Sorry, I don’t know. I just came here.
9.—I'd like to invite you to dinner at my flat before I move.
—________.
A.Oh, that's too much trouble
B.You'd better not
C.That would be nice
D.No, let's not
10.—Excuse me, could you help me carry the heavy box?
—_______.
A.Yes, I could
B.It doesn’t matter
C.With pleasure
D.Don’t mention it
11.Many people are still in____habit of writing silly things in ______ public places.
A.the, the
B./, /
C.the, /
D./, the
12.－ Let’s go swimming, shall we?
－_______.
A.It’s my pleasure
B.It doesn’t matter
C.Yes, let’s go
D.I agree with you
13.—Excuse me, can you tell me the time?
—________________.
A.Yes, I can.
B.It’s Sunday.
C.It’s five thirty.
D.It’s February.
14.She did not ______ as expected.
A.turn in
B.turn out
C.turn up
D.turn down
15.— What’s your favorite hobby?
—________________
A.I hate sports.
B.I don’t care for music.
C.I like dancing.
D.Yes, I have a hobby.
16.—How did you find the talk this morning?
— ________.
A.By asking my students.
B.It was easy to find
C.Very disappointing
D.Just in time for it
17.We decided not to climb the mountain because it was raining _________.
A.badly
B.hardly
C.strong
D.heavily
18.Professor White has written some short stories, but he is ________known for his play.
A.the best
B.better
C.the most
D.more
19.—________________
— It’s priced at 100 dollars.
A.How much do you charge for it?
B.What does it come to?
C.Is it the sale price?
D.Is it expensive?
20.— Long time no see! You look well.
— ______. You look fine, too.
A.Thanks
B.Great
C.Oh, no
D.Not at all
21.－I believe we've met somewhere before.
－ ________.
A.No, it isn't the same
B.No, it can't be true
C.No, I don't think so
D.No, I’d rather not
22.After the stranger left, suspicion _______ among the villagers.
A.rose
B.arose
C.raised
D.lifted
23.What we have learned should be _____ with practice.
A.combined
B.related
C.included
D.applied
24.—I’m applying for Toronto University.
—________.
A.All right
B.Congratulations
C.Certainly
D.Good luck
25.— I think it would be a good idea to play table tennis after class.
—_________________
A.It’s my favorite.
B.It doesn’t count.
C.Yes, let’s go.
D.I am with you.
26.—How long will your trip take?
—_________________
A.It will start tomorrow.
B.It has two days
C.It took two weeks.
D.It will take about two weeks
27.— I’m going to Beijing tomorrow. My plane leaves at 8:30 tomorrow morning.
— ______
A.Is that so?
B.How wonderful!
C.Have a good trip.
D.Well, goodbye.
28.– Wishing you good health and lots of happiness.
–________________
A.OK.
B.Thank you, and the same to you.
C.You are right.
D.I will.
29.He speaks English well indeed, but of course not _____ a native speaker.
A.as fluent as
B.more fluent than
C.so fluently as
D.much fluently than
30.—What’s the weather like today?
—_________________
A.I like it very much.
B.It looks like it.
C.It’s well.
D.It’s rather windy.
31.—________________
—It’s cloudy.
A.How is the weather like today?
B.How is the weather today?
C.What is the weather today?
D.What is about the weather today?
32.— Hi, is Tom there, please?
— _________________.
A.No, he is not there.
B.Yes, what do you want?
C.Hold on. I’ll get him.
D.Yes, Tom is me.
33. —Allow me to introduce myself. I’m Lisa Cox.
—_________________
A.Pleased to meet you.
B.It’s an honor.
C.I feel very lucky.
D.It’s my pleasure.
34. —Do you think I could use your bike?
—________.
A.Yes, help yourself
B.Yes, you could
C.Yes, go on
D.Yes, you may use
35.—Hello! May I speak to Mary?
—Yes. ________ Mary, you are wanted on the phone
A.Wait for her, please.
B.Hang on, please.
C.I'll call on her.
D.She will come soon
36.— Do you mind if I smoke here?
—_______
A.You are welcome
B.I’m afraid not
C.Please don’t. It’s a non-smoking car
D.Yes, I mind
37.Alcohol has a very bad ______ on road driving.
A.affect
B.effect
C.result
D.end
38.— What a great job you’ve done.
—_________________
A.You speak too highly of me.
B.No, no.
C.This is what I should do.
D.Thank you.
39.—Bruce was killed in a traffic accident.
—________ I talked with him yesterday morning!
A.What a pity!
B.I beg your pardon？
C.Sorry to hear that.
D.Is that so?
40. — Your name again, please. ________________.
—It’s Bell Green.
A.I didn't quite catch you
B.I couldn't quite catch you
C.I don't hear you
D.It's your name
二、 组合题 (共 2 道试题,共 20 分)
1.Passage 1
Started in 1636, Harvard University is the oldest of many colleges and universities in the United States. Yale, Princeton, Columbia and Dartmouth were all started before the American Revolution made the thirteen colonies into states.
In the early years, these schools were much alike. Only young men attended colleges. All the students studied the same subjects, and everyone learned Latin, Greek and Hebrew. Little was known about science then, and one kind of school could teach everything that was known about the world. When the students graduated, most of them became ministers or teachers.
In 1782, Harvard started a medical school for young men who wanted to become doctors. Later, lawyers could receive their training in Harvard's law school. In 1852, Harvard began teaching modern languages, such as French and German, as well as Latin and Greek. Soon it began teaching American history.
As knowledge increased, Harvard and other colleges began to teach many new subjects. Students were allowed to choose the subjects that interested them.
Special colleges for women were started. New state universities began to teach such subjects as farming, engineering and business. Today, there are many different kinds of colleges and universities. Most of them are divided into smaller schools that deal with special fields of learning. There is so much to learn that one kind of school cannot offer it all.
1).Yale, Princeton, Columbia and Dartmouth were the names of the _______ in America.
A.states
B.cities
C.universities
D.colonies
2).The passage doesn't say so, but it makes us think that _______.
A.colleges and universities have changed greatly over the years
B.American young men are much luckier than young women
C.new subjects have already taken the place of the old ones
D.Harvard University is now less important
3).As knowledge increased, colleges began to teach _______.
A.everything that was known
B.many new subjects
C.French and German
D.farming
4).The title of this passage would be _______.
A.Famous Harvard University
B.American Universities
C.The Changing of American Universities
D.The American Revolution
5).Which statement does the passage lead you to believe?
A.The schools are still much alike.
B.There is much more to learn than in 1636.
C.Early students worked harder.
D.Students in modern America learn only science
2.Passage 2
Mobile homes, pulled by specially designed trucks have been increasing in numbers all over the United States. Often, driving along, you can see some mobile homes high on a hill. Some stand under trees along a river or a lake. They're wonderfully built homes. Sometimes they're as much as 40 feet long, with two to five rooms, and you can find many things you need in them. When you park your mobile home, water, electricity power and telephones are connected, and you can enjoy yourself there.
The fact that these homes can be moved doesn't mean that they do move all the time. Sometimes their owners stay for years in one place, plant gardens, build walls and so on. These homes are often quite expensive. Some even cost $20,000.
Why does a family choose to live in such a home? Well, it's comfortable, easy to keep clean, easy to keep warm, no need to paint. What's more, the fast increase of mobile homes in numbers has something to do with the job uncertainty. Nobody knows what will happen tomorrow. If a factory closes down, you may be trapped with the house you can't sell. However, if you have a mobile home, you can move on easily.
The greatest selling attraction of these mobile homes is that they can be improved every year. If you're doing well, you may change a new model just as you do with a car. There is a ready market for used ones, so the price of the mobile homes is higher than that of automobiles.
1).From the passage, we know that mobile homes _______.
A.can be built better than our homes
B.need to move all the time
C.can provide something people need
D.must stand only high on a hill
2)._______ is one of the reasons for people to choose mobile homes.
A.The job uncertainty
B.The strange design
C.The low price
D.The high speed
3).Which of the following may NOT attract people to buy mobile homes?
A.The new model appears every year.
B.Walls can be easily built around them.
C.They don't need to be painted.
D.They can be moved here and there.
4).We can infer that the increase of the mobile homes shows _______.
A.great changes in people's living style
B.great interest in developing new things
C.some problems in people's life
D.people's hope for new jobs
5).Which of the following is the best title for the passage?
A.How to Choose a Mobile Home
B.The Developing Mobile Homes
C.The Uses of Mobile Homes
D.Mobile Homes Are Popular in the US |
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