所有詞匯和語法題最新

1、所有詞匯和語法題（課堂版本）最新1. He pushed ope n the door and left Catherineto compla in about her misery.A. precededB. proceededC. processedD. propelled2. Furthermore, many pensioners who are strugglingdo not qualify for in comesupport.A. emoti on allyB. physicallyC. finan ciallyD. spiritually3. The first priori

2、ty is to a good reference book to identify the pest and choose themost effective con trol.A. concedeB. con ciseC. consentD. con sult4.1t is therefore orie ntated towards the young and is not in ten ded to provide adults with cha nn els of com muni cati on with the police for jointA. con cessi onB. c

3、on cise nessC. con sumpti onD. con sultati on5. From a pers onal point of view, the best in terviews are the ones which become conv ersati ons,whichon an equal basis, that are in formal but still reta in some kind of sbape.A. con ductB. precedeC. developD. proceed6. He burned all the importa nt docu

4、me nts for fear that they into the en emy's han ds.A. fellB. falle nC. fallD. filled7t is a comprehe nsive docume nt that was drafted by people from both Hong Kong andChinese Mainland after four years of consultation and discussionA. anyB. someC. certa inD. none8. We did hold a meet ing yesterda

5、y, but you, so we did not inform you.A. did not n eed atte ndingB. n eed n't have atte ndedC. did not n eed to atte ndD. n eed n't to atte nd9. He seemed to be working hard. His results, , did not improve.A. howeverB. thereforeC. althoughD. anyhow10 .In vainto get in touch with the Embassy.A

6、. they triedB. tried theyC. did they tryD. they have tried11.0n my first day at work I waswith the task ofchairing a meeting.A. metB. tackledC. confron tedD. encoun tered12. Death, for us, is the sorry end of the human story, not theprelude to a new oneA. mysteryB. mysteriousC. mythologyD. mythologi

7、cal13. What is trulyabout the story is the result of the fall, and the divine purpose behind it.A. disc oncertingB. embarrass ingC. puzzledD. disappro ving14. The measures we have take n toA. dealthe crisis are starting to workB. challe ngeC. tackleD. oppose15. Up the garde n path, there is no house

8、, but a of a majestic lakeA. visio nB. prospectC. imageD. vista16. Valuable experie ncesfrom project to desig n con struct ion and mon itori ng are prese nted through the engin eeri ng case study.A. that rangeB. ran gedC. rangingD. wlucb will range17. Another moment of tension descendswhile students

9、the domestic flight that willtake them to their temporary home in America.A. are await ingB. awaitedC. will awaitD. await18. The chemical constituents and t:raditional uses of 20 species are reviewed and compared.A. attributedB. attribut ingC. attributeD. will attribute19. Books lyi ng idle in the l

10、ibrary arewasted ammun iti on.A. aB. C. theD. an2O.ln deed,are the expectatio ns of Mr Obama that one of his biggest challe nges willbe to man age them so that he does not disappo int too much.A. suchB. muchC. soD. that21. We do not favour overstressing the importance ofliterature and art, but neith

11、er do we favour their importa nceA. un derestimati ngB. overstat ingC. appreciat ingD. depreciat ing22. Don't the seriousness of the problem, actually it's no big deal,A. un derestimateB. degradeC. overestimateD. emphasize23. I was totally nu xed up by hisand ambiguous remarks.A. ubiquitousB

12、. un settledC. dari ngD. elusive24. Most of the iceberg's bulk is hidde n below the water, so their un derwater parts may exte ndoutfar bey ond theA. visibleB. obviousC. predo minantD. elusive25. Rapid en ergy con sumpti on will not onlythe en vir onment, but also triggerserious social problems.

13、A. extractB. spoilC. disposeD. deteriorate26. The cost of his lifestyle took a treme ndous toll on his fortun es.A. i nformalB. lavishC. respectableD. lumi nous27. His extremely orig inal anddesig ns focus on the effect of the dress rather tha n thewearer, making him a true loner in the Italian fash

14、ion world.A. elusiveB. magicC. lavishD. dari ng28. Despite a lack ofeducatio n, she was far from stupid.A. higherB. regularC. formalD. college29. There ougbt to be less anxiety over the perceived risk of mountain climbing than that in the public mind today.A. existsB. existC. existi ngD. to exist30.

15、 The less the surface of the gjound yields to the weight of a fully-loaded truck, to the truck.A. the greater stress isB. greater is the stressC. the stress is greaterD. the greater the stress is31. their policy can be cha nged, the future for that country will be in deed bleak.A. Even ifB. Un lessC

16、. Now thatD. As long as32. He n ever hesitates to make criticisms helpful to others.A. so . thatB. so. asC. such . thatD. such. as33. They overcame all the difficulties and completed the project two mon thsissomethi ng we had not expected.A. whichB. itC. thatD. what34. Firms that use computers have

17、found that the number of staffare considered forquality con trol can be substa ntially reduced.A. whoseB. asC. whatD. that35. So badlyin the car accide nt that he had to stay in hospital for a few mon ths.A. did he injureB. injured himC. was he injuredD. he was injured36. This may have preserved the

18、 elephant from being wiped out as well as other animals in Africa.A. hu ntedB. hun ti ngC. that hun tedD. are bun ted37. The opinion will take the form of a preliminary title report and ultimately become a policy of title in sura nee.A. i nitiallyB. prin cipallyC. sLutablyD. decidedly38. The school

19、and other officials will also make speeches.A. prin cipleB. adnuni stratorC. prin cipalD. man ager39. Ouris that we should in tegrate Marxism with Chin ese practice and blazea path of our own That is what we call building socialism with Chinese characteristics.A. motiveB. etiquetteC. prin cipalD. pr

20、in ciple40. A dog can hear many sounds that are sile nt to man.A. bighpitchedB. highlightedC. highbrowD. highbred41. My dog alwaysat stra ngers whe never he sees them.A. sneezesB. sn eersC. snoresD. sruffs42. Don't your problems. Be grateful for them. The)tre training you to become smarter and s

21、tron ger.A. compla inB. bemoa nC. blameD. scold43. The representatives ofboth sides the host's hospitality gratefully.A. expressedB. conveyedC. reciprocatedD. offered44. If you have really been studying English for so Iong, it's about time you able to write letters in En glish.A. should beB.

22、 wereC. must beD. are45. He made _ a harsh stateme nt she was hurt to death.A. so.thatB. so.asC. such.thatD. such.as46. Paul earns very little as a classical cellist, his brother's pop musicals have made millio ns.A. i n con trast toB. compared withC. whereasD. though47. We tried to settle the p

23、roblem with them as soon as possible, but they seemed to sin cerity.A. lackB. be lack ofC. lack inD. be lack ing48. Here are some books by Agatba CMstie. You can read you like .A. whichever oneB. whoseC. whatever oneD. what49. I won der who drank all the milk yesterday. Ithave bee n Peter because he

24、 was out allday.A. must n'tB. can'tC. won'tD. n eed n't50. In the lecturehe will tell us something about modern English usageA. followi ngB. followedC. to followD. follows51. Don't lose heart. It will not be long you catch up with others.A. sinceB. untilC. whe nD. before52. Highl

25、y skilled in dustrial workers are n eeded to , operate and main tai n large pla nts.A. erectB. raiseC. fou ndD. set up53knowledge is related to those non-professional vocations in which the majorityofpeople work for most oftheir adult lifeA. Frmcti onalB. Comprehe nsiveC. Utilitaria nD. Promotio nal

26、54. Right, if there was a n ecessity, would there be a n ecessity to produce an inv oice?A. probablyB. accordi nglyC. presumablyD. relatively55. They are delighted that they have successfully exploded such aA. falsehoodB. fallacyC. mistakeD. error56. By 1880 there were about a thousa nd hotels in th

27、e scheme which proved a success.A. reso undingB. thoroughC. completeD. reward ing57. It was imaginatively true also in commerce and industry, in religious and life.A. i ndividualB. i ntellectualC. smartD. i ntellige nt58. The mortalof look ing ahead was gran ted to him rarely, and the n usually at d

28、ead ofn ight.A. abilityB. capacityC. tale ntD. faculty59. Both the latter railways climbed the mountains in a spectacular fashion withviews at3,000 feet.A. breathtak ingB. excitedC. acclaimedD. mysterious60. There are people whothe virtues ofbe ing a vegetaria n.A. expelB. extolC. expressD. exemplif

29、y61. Incon ceivable though, some of the most abusedvictims in the country have thegreatest di岱 culty in having their voices heard.9A. it may haveB. it may seemC. it must haveD. it may bee n62. By midni ght she _ experie ncing severe abdo minal discomfort.A. wasB. isC. would beD. would have bee n63.

30、Witb the money in the economy extremely slowly, he could only centralize very limited finan cial resources.A. spread ingB. spreadsC. being spreadD. spread64. this expert knows the product or has already worked with it, so much the better.A. BeforeB. AfierC. U ntilD. If65. Should they wish to complet

31、e the programme, stude nts should make arran geme nts to doso witbin the time limits .A. specifyB. being specifiedC. specifiedD. to be specified66. We can't imagine living in a world without light and sound, so we can't perceive thespiritual world of disabled people who are bli nd, deaf orA.

32、 dumbB. limpC. sile ntD. mute67. On a multiple-choice test, if you some of the wrong answers, it is easier to find thecorrect one.A. abandonB. domin ateC. elimi nateD. discard68. The meeting had began when it was interrupted.A. rarelyB. seldomC. no soonerD. scarcely69. He had hardly fini shed some o

33、ne rose to refute his poi nts.A. whe nB. thenC. thanD. before70. If you wait behind after class, I will help youyour articleA. illustrateB. man ipulateC. regularizeD. revise71. We ofte n start the class with a short quiz to.A. refuteB. illustrateC. elimi nateD. revise72. His speech could not the interest of his audienee.A. preserveB. retainC. detai nD. contain73. Nowadays text books with pictures are popular with students.A. showedB. displayedC. exhibitedD. illustrated74. Ted could n't remember the exact date of the