英語單選_題考試卷模擬考試題_7

1、姓名：_ 班級：_ 學(xué)號：_-密-封 -線- 英語單選_題考試卷模擬考試題考試時(shí)間：120分鐘 考試總分：100分題號一二三四五總分分?jǐn)?shù)遵守考場紀(jì)律，維護(hù)知識尊嚴(yán)，杜絕違紀(jì)行為，確保考試結(jié)果公正。1、passage fourthe ordinance of 1784 is most significant historically because it embodied the principle that new states should be formed from the western region and admitted to the union on an equal basi

2、s with the original commonwealths. this principle, which underlay the whole later development of the continental united states, was generally accepted by this time and cannot be properly credited to any single man. thomas jefferson had presented precisely this idea to his own state of virginia befor

3、e the declaration of independence, however, and if he did not originate it he was certainly one of those who held it first. it had been basic in his own thinking about the future of the republic throughout the struggle for independence. he had no desire to break from the british empire simply to est

4、ablish an american one-in which the newer region should be subsidiary and tributary to the old. what he dreamed of was an expanding union of self-governing commonwealths, joined as a group of peers.which of the following proposals did the ordinance of 1784 incorporate（ ）a.new states should be admitt

5、ed to the union in numbers equal to the older states.b.the union should make the western region into tributary states.c.new states should share the same rights in the union as the original states.d.the great western region should be divided into twelve states.2、passage fourthe ordinance of 1784 is m

6、ost significant historically because it embodied the principle that new states should be formed from the western region and admitted to the union on an equal basis with the original commonwealths. this principle, which underlay the whole later development of the continental united states, was genera

7、lly accepted by this time and cannot be properly credited to any single man. thomas jefferson had presented precisely this idea to his own state of virginia before the declaration of independence, however, and if he did not originate it he was certainly one of those who held it first. it had been ba

8、sic in his own thinking about the future of the republic throughout the struggle for independence. he had no desire to break from the british empire simply to establish an american one-in which the newer region should be subsidiary and tributary to the old. what he dreamed of was an expanding union

9、of self-governing commonwealths, joined as a group of peers.the author would most probably agree with which of the following statements about thomas jefferson（ ）a.he had a broad vision of his countrys future.b.he put the interests of virginia ahead of those of the union.c.he ignored the advice of pe

10、ople who settled the western region.d.he was one of the first government officials to travel in the western united states.3、passage fourthe ordinance of 1784 is most significant historically because it embodied the principle that new states should be formed from the western region and admitted to th

11、e union on an equal basis with the original commonwealths. this principle, which underlay the whole later development of the continental united states, was generally accepted by this time and cannot be properly credited to any single man. thomas jefferson had presented precisely this idea to his own

12、 state of virginia before the declaration of independence, however, and if he did not originate it he was certainly one of those who held it first. it had been basic in his own thinking about the future of the republic throughout the struggle for independence. he had no desire to break from the brit

13、ish empire simply to establish an american one-in which the newer region should be subsidiary and tributary to the old. what he dreamed of was an expanding union of self-governing commonwealths, joined as a group of peers.according to the passage, one of thomas jeffersons political goals was to （ ）a

14、.maintain strong ties with the british empireb.fight for more territory for his countryc.found the republican partyd.guarantee the status of new states4、passage fourthe ordinance of 1784 is most significant historically because it embodied the principle that new states should be formed from the west

15、ern region and admitted to the union on an equal basis with the original commonwealths. this principle, which underlay the whole later development of the continental united states, was generally accepted by this time and cannot be properly credited to any single man. thomas jefferson had presented p

16、recisely this idea to his own state of virginia before the declaration of independence, however, and if he did not originate it he was certainly one of those who held it first. it had been basic in his own thinking about the future of the republic throughout the struggle for independence. he had no

17、desire to break from the british empire simply to establish an american one-in which the newer region should be subsidiary and tributary to the old. what he dreamed of was an expanding union of self-governing commonwealths, joined as a group of peers.according to the passage, what was the general at

18、titude toward the principle underlying the ordinance of 1784（ ）a.it was considered the most important doctrine of the day.b.it received wide support at that time.c.it was more popular in virginia than elsewhere.d.it was thought to be original and creative.5、passage fourthe ordinance of 1784 is most

19、significant historically because it embodied the principle that new states should be formed from the western region and admitted to the union on an equal basis with the original commonwealths. this principle, which underlay the whole later development of the continental united states, was generally

20、accepted by this time and cannot be properly credited to any single man. thomas jefferson had presented precisely this idea to his own state of virginia before the declaration of independence, however, and if he did not originate it he was certainly one of those who held it first. it had been basic in