大同高中英文重修第四冊(遠東舊版)題庫200題.doc

大同高中英文重修第四冊(遠東舊版)題庫200題(I.) Vocabulary & Idioms:1. The hikers climbed a narrow _ to the top of the hill. (A) foundation (B) mood (C) backbone (D) path2. A good person is _ toward the suffering of others. (A) religious (B) compassionate (C) unbending (D) athletic3. My uncles death from lung cancer was the _ for me to quit smoking. (A) spur (B) wishbone (C) level (D) tune4. We chose Tim to _ our group because everyone respects and listens to him. (A) fail (B) dare (C) lead (D) bury5. The Flames are clearly a stronger team, often _ their opponents. (A) stressing (B) defeating (C) promising (D) containing6. My best friend and I sat in the library discussing our homework in a _. (A) stuff (B) figure (C) whisper (D) basis7. Mark used to be _, but lately he has been bragging about his sports award. (A) devoted (B) humble (C) gentle (D) curious8. Whenever the radio plays my favorite song, I turn up the _ and sing along. (A) contact (B) symbol (C) territory (D) volume9. I have a lot of acquaintances at school, but only two _ friends. (A) relative (B) precise (C) intimate (D) innate10. Police officers _ the accused man to the courthouse. (A) symbolized (B) accompanied (C) founded (D) tensed11. Fanny _ the office dress code when she wore plastic slippers to work. (A) violated (B) fled (C) prayed (D) fled12. The quality of your cooking never _, Mar. Its always excellent. (A)varies (B) nods (C) claps (D) parts13. I knocked on the professors office door, and he made a _ for me to come in. (A) victory (B) gesture (C) stance (D) stress14. I can run very fast, but I cant _ my top speed for very long. (A) maintain (B) adapt (C) interact (D) stick15. Did you bake a pie today? The wonderful smell in your house is very _! (A) innate (B) tense (C) normal (D) appetizing16. Justin was _ by the low mark he got on his history assignment. (A) divided (B) upset (C) prayed (D) wept17. Louis asked the flight _ to bring him a blanket and slippers. (A) attendant (B) accommodation (C) commendation (D) laboratory18. Work was pretty _ today-no major problems. (A) facial (B) flat (C) smooth (D) obscene19. I am planning to quit my job, but I will _ if I get a big raise in salary. (A) overestimate (B) whisper (C) reconsider (D) violate20. My brother used to _ me by repeating everything I said. It drove me crazy! (A) stomp (B) adapt (C) thrill (D) tease21. I like to try new things and have fun, but my cousin is the opposite. Shes a real _. (A) stick-in-the-mud (B) kissing cousin (C) index finger (D) mother-to-be22. As part of my morning _, I boil water for tea while Im in the shower. (A) ritual (B) stress (C) territory (D) stance23. In the West, yellow roses _ friendship. (A) symbolize (B) whisper (C) delay (D) vary24. We _ up and down Main Street in Jasons new car. (A) upset (B) cruised (C) cleansed (D) divided25. Oh, no! Ive knocked over my glass my glass and _ the carpet with water! (A) nodded (B) soaked (C) territory (C) hosed26. Mark and Martha had a lovely outdoor wedding _ last June. (A) compassion (B) universe (C) ceremony (D) madness27. Why did you make that decision? Please explain your _. (A) contact (B) average (C) custom (D) reasoning28. Jack filled a _ with water, carried it to his balcony, and poured the water on his plants. (A) stage (B) bucket (C) scene (D) volume29. From time to time I _ files from my computer that I no longer need. (A) involve (B) delete (C) drench (D) add30. Some of my _ have been working at this office for more than twenty years. (A) stages (B) customs (C) colleagues (D) biscuits31. I was lucky enough to _ my job when many others lost theirs. (A) retain (B) smooth (C) accommodate (D) settle32. This is only a _; you have to pay me back when you can afford to. (A) tire (B) loan (C) path (D) hose33. My _ at work told me that Im doing a very good job. (A) projector (B) thriller (C) appetizer (D) supervisor34. Tom is a very polite and _ young man. Why wont you marry him? (A) considerate (B) irritated (C) sticky (D) innate35. It took a lot of _ for Ben to finish the race despite his injured foot. (A) consideration (B) determination (C) supervision (D) foundation36. The washing machine _ the clothes until they are almost dry. (A) compares (B) spills (C) spins (D) deletes37. The coach told the basketball players to be _ on the court. (A) aggressive (B) total (C) relative (D) customary38. On Mothers Day, I had some flowers _ to my mother in Kaohsiung. (A) cruised (B) delivered (C) purified (D) soaked39. Guards _ every area of the prison twenty-four hours a day. (A) patrol (B) symbolize (C) delay (D) thrill40. I find it _ that people have traveled to the moon and in space. (A) irritated (B) obscene (C) smooth (D) amazing41. The students at may school are putting on a special dance _ for Chinese New Year. (A) wisdom (B) sense (C) performance (D) barrel42. Linda is an _ woman who loves to travel by herself. (A) adventurous (B) ashamed (C) annoyed (D) appetizing43. Im afraid that Frank will _ when I tell him I dont want him to be my boyfriend. (A) pitch (B) douse (C) spin (D) flip44. The workers _ when the manager announced that they would have fewer holidays. (A) cleansed (B) whisked (C) defeated (D) revolted45. Tom wrote _ in his notebook, trying to keep up with the professors lecture. (A) spiritually (B) humbly (C) rarely (D) furiously46. Leanne _me while I was speaking! How rude! (A) performed (B) delivered (C) interrupted (D) involved47. I _ we can go to a movie tonight, if thats what you really want to do. (A) retain (B) supervise (C) suppose (D) grab48. Peter does his _ on Sundays, because hes too busy during the week. (A) nap (B) guts (C) railing (D) ironing49. The girls are outside, running and playing on the _. (A) lawn (B) fad (C) row (D) loan50. Young children should not watch movies that contain scenes of _. (A) violence (B) caution (C) design (D) radar51. The teacher took her usual _ at the front of the classroom. (A) competition (B) destruction (C) compassion (D) position52. Kelly told lies about me, and thats what _ our friendship. (A) destroyed (B) wailed (C) flocked (D) shrieked53. By barking loudly, the dog made his owners _ to the fire that had started downstairs. (A) injured (B) innate (C) alert (D) essential54. A nurse spoke at the high school to raise the students _ of AIDS. (A) miracle (B) meekness (C) grammar (D) awareness55. My daughter got sick when there was an _ of chicken pox at her school. (A) adventure (B) outbreak (C) itinerary (D) opposite56. She made a _ recovery from her illness, and now she feels better than ever. (A) miraculous (B) perfumed (C) tragic (D) roaring57. Jackie often wears a beautiful string of _ around her neck. (A) flocks (B) hampers (C) cellars (D) pearls58. Katie _ toward me and whispered into my car. (A) destroyed (B) injured (C) advised (D) leaned59. It is useful to _ the current political situation from a historical point of view. (A) approach (B) purify (C) delay (D) alert60. I nearly fell down the stairs, but I _ the railing to steady myself. (A) grasped (B) reacted (C) spilled (D) prayed61. To the couples _. Their children rarely called or visited once they had moved out. (A) ruby (B) craze (C) sorrow (D) roar62. I was _ of walking home in the dark, so I asked a friend to come with me. (A) lean (B) odd (C) wary (D) flat63. Kevin was so bored that he began to _ loudly in class. (A) expect (B) vary (C) sigh (D) monitor64. Im _ next weeks English test! English is the hardest class for me. (A) leaning (B) dreading (C) advising (D) sighing65. I was _ to try the stinky tofu, but when I did, I thought it was delicious! (A) reluctant (B) observant (C) miraculous (D) immense66. I _ my toes in the ocean water, so I knew it was very cold. (A) discouraged (B) upset (C) stressed (D) dipped67. Its _ cold outside. Do you have a scarf that I can borrow? (A) potentially (B) therefore (C) cautiously (D) awfully68. Peter gave me a _ look that meant “ I want to leave this boring party!” (A) destructive (B) significant (C) far-reaching (D) contagious69. Its not easy getting such high grades. I worked hard to _ them. (A) drench (B) accompany (C) determine (D) attain70. The rich family lived in a _ house on a mountaintop. (A) furious (B) worldly (C) magnificent (D) mature71. The boss is happy with my work, but she _ me when Im late. (A) praises (B) polishes (C) dreads (D) criticizes72. Is there a _ between ones diet and ones sense of sight? (A) friendship (B) relationship (C) reluctance (D) quote73. Some parents put _ pressure on their children to succeed at school. (A) discouraged (B) roaring (C) meek (D) overwhelming74. Poor Tina! Every time she has to speak in front of the class, she is filled with _. (A) anxiety (B) fragrance (C) optimism (D) skill75. Hundreds of men and women worked on the _ of the new hospital. (A) regret (B) construction (C) compassion (D) gesture76. I had a _ afternoon; I baked bread, fixed a chair, and washed the windows. (A) considerate (B) violent (C) productive (D) critical77. Lily cried out of _, because she had studied for the test but failed anyway. (A) frustration (B) phenomenon (C) supervision (D) wariness78. Why do I have to plan my _ already? Im only a high-school student! (A) aspect (B) career (C) boot (D) tornado79. I have _ for kids who dont have fathers, since my dad died when I was young. (A) territory (B) tragedy (C) victory (D) empathy80. Somehow, Mary feels _ even in times of great difficulty. (A) nonverbal (B) optimistic (C) bankrupt (D) thrilling81. The room was so small that I could cross it in just three _. (A) legends (B) paces (C) aspects (D) marvels82. The brides relatives _ the church to prepare for the wedding. (A) decorated (B) jeered (C) regarded (D) recovered83. The education you get now will _ you to get a good job in the future. (A) enable (B) idle (C) depict (D) clap84. The scholar _ the results of his study at an academic conference. (A) spiraled (B) balanced (C) reacted (D) presented85. Having a career didnt _ Charlie; he wanted to have a family, too. (A) fulfill (B) harm (C) advise (D) polish86. Betty gave me a bunch of flowers as a _ of our friendship. (A) heritage (B) token (C) pottery (D) spouse87. Thanks! I really had a _ time having dinner with you tonight. (A) marvelous (B) holy (C) skillful (D) psychological88. My sister brought home a _ kitten. Shes so tiny and cute! (A) male (B) relative (C) female (D) formal89. The boy is an orphan, and he doesnt know anything about his _. (A) praise (B) bridegrooms (C) clay (D) ancestors90. Thousands of varieties of plants _ in Asia that arent found anywhere else. (A) attain (B) exist (C) pursue (D) whine91. We ask you to _ your conduct. (A) respond to (B) deal with (C) account for (D) point out92. No matter how difficult the situation became, he _ his principles. (A) stuck to (B) ran out of (C) watered for (D) stuck out93. The discovery of this theory has _the whole thing _. (A) taken / easy (B) put / in a new light (C) taken / off (D) had / to do with94. According to the weather forecast, we _ a long rainy season this year. (A) wash away (B) are in for (C) are along with (D) pitch in95. It will take time for those who survived the earthquake to _ it. (A) be left over (B) knock down (C) get over (D) touch down96. After Robert bought a computer, he _ surfing the Internet. (A) looked through (B) got hooked on (C) asked a favor of (D) went around97. Joe walked _ across the room while his wife was delivering the baby. (A) back and forth (B) up and down (C) over and over (D) a great deal 98. I really wish that she would stop _ telling people what to do. (A) putting out (B) helping out (C) being particular about (D) going about99. His math homework was done terribly; but _ he did it on his own. (A) at least (B) now that (C) fist of all (D) as a matter of fact100. _ New York, Taipei is rather warm. (A) Along with (B) In addition to (C) Compared with (D) When it comes to (II) Grammar:1. How dare you _ the teacher that it was not your fault?(A) to tell (B) tell (C) telling (D) told2. It was wise _ him to seek health instead of wealth.(A) to (B) for (C) in (D) of3. I would like to add some sugar _ my coffee.(A) for (B) into (C) to (D) on4. We like him not because he is smart _ he is considerate.(A) however (B) but (C) but because (D) although5. My parents _ on honesty a lot.(A) stress (B) lay emphasis (C) make a point (D) emphasize6. Life is not merely living _ in health.(A) but lives (B) but living (C) but to live (D) but7. I want to marry a person _ heart is tender.(A) who (B) whom (C) whose (D) which8. She _ a prayer every night before she goes to bed.(A) tells (B) speaks (C) does (D) says9. In Japan, the hand signal for money means differently in America _ it stands for “O.K.”(A) , which (B) which (C) , where (D) where10. _ the number “six,” we use one hand, _ up the thumb and little finger.(A) Communicating / hold (B) To communicate / holding (C) Communicated / to hold (D) Communicate / held11. Without his financial support, I _ when they rejected my application. (A) gave up (B)would have given up (C) would give up (D) had given up12. A kite well made can fly _ hundreds of feet. (A) as high as (B) as highly as (C) as tall as (D) as long as13. Without the sun, the earth _ a cold and lifeless place. (A) is (B) must be (C) would be (D) maybe14. Without your help last night, I _ my homework by midnight. (A) wouldnt have finished (B) wouldnt finish (C) can not have finished (D) could never finish15. More than 90 percent of communication _ expressed by means of _ signals. (A) are / unspeaking (B) are / unspoken (C) is / unspeaking (D) is / unspoken16. Stop asking any more questions. It might cause you _ trouble. (A) lot of (B) a number of (C) a great deal of (D) plenty17. _ the button, and the door will open by itself. (A) Pushing (B) Push (C) Pushed (D) To push18. Dont worry. Well pick _ at the airport. (A) you up (B) up you (C) out you (D) you out19. If you learn to control your budget, youll have some extra money _. (A) saving (B) save (C) saved (D) to be saved20. You _ up the day before an important examination. (A) had not better stay (B) had better not stay (C) had better not to stay (D) had better staying21. We have to solve the problem one way or _. (A) other (B) another (C) the others (D) others22. The British _ not “stand in line.” They queue up. (A) does (B) is (C) do (D) are23. Dont expect him _ at everyone at all times. (A) smiling (B) smiled (C) to smiling (D) to be smiling24. I wonder _ you can _ him from his picture. (A) that / tell (B) if / point (C) whether / recognize (D) how/ see25. _ she sat down, the phone rang. (A) As long as (B) As far as (C) As soon as (D) As well as26. She always looks good; she wears _ nice clothes. (A) so (B) such (C) such a (D) how27. They are not afraid of getting wet because thats _ they celebrate their graduation. (A) what (B) where (C) when (D) how28. The Thais doused water at each other in a _ street party. (A) fun-filled and water-throwing (B) funny-filled and water-throwing (C) fun-filling and water-thrown (D) fun-filling and water-thrown29. The fact _ Thailand is a country in Southeast Asia is known _ all of us. (A) which / by (B) that / by (C) which / to (D) that / to30. _ hearing the news of the air attack, most foreigners headed for the border. (A) As (B) Of (C) Upon (D) With31. Not a single person was _ , and the little boy began to feel _. (A) at sight / frightening (B) at sight / frightened (C) in sight / frightening (D) in sight / frightened32. _ bothers me is that I have no time. (A) Where (B) What (C) That (D) How33. Linda: Please dont make noise. Eric: _. Ill be as quiet as a mouse. (A) Yes, I wont. (B) No, I wont. (C) Yes, I will. (D) Yes, I do.34. Its no use _ over _ milk. (A) crying / spilt (B) to cry / spilt (C) crying / spilling (D) to cry / spilling35. Would you mind _ the radio? Its already midnight, and you might wake up our neighbors. (A) to turn off (B) to turn on (C) turning on (D) turning down36. When you plan to go traveling, you must take your health condition _ consideration. (A) into (B) for (C) from (D) through37. His success resulted _ diligence. (A) in (B) from (C) to (D) by38. I _ you _ me your camera? (A) dont suppose / could loan (B) think / cant loan (C) suppose / couldnt borrow (D) dont think / can borrow39. The general commanded that the soldier _ to death. (A) put (