聊城大學(xué)大學(xué)英語(yǔ)四(專(zhuān)升本)期末期末復(fù)習(xí)題

聊城大學(xué)大學(xué)英語(yǔ)四(專(zhuān)升本)期末考試期末復(fù)習(xí)題1.(單選題)Today,mostcommunitycollegesoffertechnical,vocational,pre-professional,andadult-educationprograms__________generalacademicprograms.(本題0.5分)A、exceptforB、butforC、inrelationtoD、inadditionto參考答案：D2.(單選題)______goingstraighttowork,hetookabustotowntovisithisuncle.(本題0.5分)A、DespiteB、InsteadofC、BecauseofD、Inspiteof參考答案：B3.(單選題)Insomeareas,modernintensivefarmingis______________thereintroductionoftraditionalmethods.(本題0.5分)A、givingbirthtoB、givingwaytoC、gettingridofD、givingcreditfor參考答案：B4.(單選題)Agroupofdoctorswerestudyingthebacteriawhichcausedapainfulskin_________.(本題0.5分)A、illB、diseaseC、sickD、influence參考答案：B5.(單選題)Inhisnovelmanyordinarycitizens________theirlivestounselfishserviceofhumanity.(本題0.5分)A、preferB、distinguishC、isolateD、devote參考答案：D6.(單選題)Theyfeltinferior_________theothersuntiltheteam'sinternationalsuccessgavethemsomepride.(本題0.5分)A、toB、thanC、ofD、by參考答案：A7.(單選題)Theoldmanwishedtotraveland________studythecustomsofothercountries.(本題0.5分)A、howeverB、otherwiseC、thoughD、thereby參考答案：D8.(單選題)Withlasersscientistscanexploremanyphysicalprocessesonce______ourunderstanding.(本題0.5分)A、forB、beyondC、withinD、by參考答案：B9.(單選題)Ididn'tknowwhattodobutthenanideasuddenly________tome.(本題0.5分)A、happenedB、enteredC、occurredD、hit參考答案：C10.(單選題)PartIVVocabularyandStructureDirections:Thereare20incompletesentencesinthispart.ForeachsentencetherearefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).ChoosetheONEanswerthatbestcompletesthesentence.Whatwewouldlikeyoutoknowisthatwegreatly______yourtimelyhelp.(本題0.5分)A、attachB、thankC、appreciateD、compliment參考答案：C11.(單選題)Impossible________itseems,thenewsturnedouttobetrue.(本題0.5分)A、asB、whenC、butD、however參考答案：A12.(單選題)A________skiniseasilyhurtbytoomuchsunshine.(本題0.5分)A、severeB、seriousC、sensitiveD、sensible參考答案：C13.(單選題)Profitshavedeclinedasa______________oftherecentdropinsales.(本題0.5分)A、reasonB、purposeC、faultD、result參考答案：D14.(單選題)Ican't__________tohaveaholidayabroadonmysalary.(本題0.5分)A、spendB、thinkC、affordD、help參考答案：C15.(單選題)Newspapersvarygreatlyintheir_________tothegovernment.(本題0.5分)A、attitudeB、viewC、opinionD、comment參考答案：A16.(單選題)BothmybrotherandIareimpatient.Ithinkheis________fittobeateacherthanIam.(本題0.5分)A、nomoreB、moreC、otherD、rather參考答案：A17.(單選題)Beingashygirl,Mariewas______whentheteacheraskedhertoreadheressaytotheclass.(本題0.5分)A、shockedB、surprisedC、pleasedD、embarrassed參考答案：D18.(單選題)Doesthenewvice-president_________theworkoftheexportdepartment?(本題0.5分)A、havegottoB、haveanadvantageoverC、haveanythingtodowithD、havenothingtodowith參考答案：C19.(單選題)Marywasshortandplump,in_______tohermother,whowastallandthin.(本題0.5分)A、contactB、contrastC、comparisonD、contest參考答案：B20.(單選題)Saltmayseemratherastrange_________touseasmoney,butincountrieswherethefoodofthepeopleismainlyvegetable,itisoftenanabsolutenecessity.(本題0.5分)A、contentB、bodyC、substanceD、weightiness參考答案：C21.(閱讀理解)PartIIIReadingComprehension(ReadinginDepth)Directions:Readthefollowingpassagesandchoosethebestanswertoeachofthequestionsfollowingthepassage.FourmonthsagoMrs.B.orderedarugfromastorewhichpromisedtodeliveritinabouttwoweeks.Threeweekspassed,buttherugdidnotarrive.WhenMrs.B.telephonedthestoretoaskaboutit,shewastoldthattherughadbeenlostandthatthestorewouldsendheranother.Weekslater,whenMrs.B.telephonedagain,thestoreclaimedthatthesecondrughadbeendeliveredandleftonherfrontporch.Shedidn'tbelievethisstory,asshehadbeenathomeasusual,andherdoorbellwasingoodworkingorder.However,thestorepromisedherthatathirdrugwouldbedeliveredwithinaweek.Itwasn't.Whatcouldshedo?Howcouldshegetaction?Mrs.B.didwhatmanyotherAmericanshavedone--withexcellentresults.Shewrotealettertothenewspaperinhertown,explainingherproblem.Afewdayslaterherletterappearedinthenewspaper,andthissentencewasprintedbelowit:Thestorefoundawaytosafelydeliveryourrugimmediatelyafterhearingfromus.Inthisageofmachines,itisoftenhardtogetactionfrombusinessesthathavemademistakes.Anindividualpersoncancomplain,buthiscomplaintsmayaccomplishnothing.Luckily,newspapersnowemploypeopletohelpwithsuchproblems,andtheresultsarepublishedinaspecialsectionofthepaper.Mrs.B'sletterappearedinacolumncalledMR.FIX-IT.DuringthesameweekthefollowingletterfromMrs.J.wasprintedintheACTIONLINEcolumnofanothernewspaper"ManyweeksagoIboughtsomelivingroomfurniturefromtheHouseandGardenShopinParkersville.Theyhavesetthreedeliverydates,andeachtimeIhadtostayhomefromworkandwaitforthetruck,whichnevercame.Ihavecalledthestoreatleastfifteentimes,andeachtimetheyhavesaidtheywouldlookforthefurniture.Thishasbeengoingonfortwomonths.Iguesstheyarestilllooking."TheACTIONLINEwriter'sreplywasprintedbelowMrs.J'sletter:"Theyfoundit.ActionLinemadeonetelephonecalltothepresidentofthecompany,whotoldus:'thecustomerwillgetsatisfaction.'Thefurniturewasfound,anditarrivedatyourhomeyesterday."(1).(單選題)HowlongwasitafterMrs.B.calledthestoreagainthatshewrotetothelocalnewspaper?(本題2.0分)A、ThreeweeksB、TwoweeksC、AboutaweekD、Fourmonths參考答案：C(2).(單選題)Thepassagepointsoutthatinthemachineagepeople'scomplaintsusually______.(本題2.0分)A、bringaboutmistakesB、proveuselessC、causemoreserioustroubleD、proveeffective參考答案：A(3).(單選題)Afterwritingtothenewspaper,______.(本題2.0分)A、Mrs.B.foundherrugB、Mrs.B.hadtowaitforanotherseveralweeksC、Mrs.B'sproblemremainedunsolvedD、Mrs.B'sproblemwassolvedverysoon參考答案：B(4).(單選題)Inthelastparagraph,thesentence"Thecustomerwillgetsatisfaction"means______(本題2.0分)A、Mrs.J.willgetwhatshewantsB、Mrs.J.willbepaidforherlossC、Mrs.J.willgetbetterfurnitureD、Mrs.J.willfindthatshewasmistaken參考答案：A(5).(單選題)Thepassageimpliesthat______.(本題2.0分)A、therearetoomanymistakesinbusinessestobecorrectednowadaysB、newspaperswillbetheonlymeansthatcanhelppeoplesolveproblemsofallkindsC、customerscanfindwhattheyhavelostthroughthehelpofnewspaperD、theinfluenceofnewspaperscansometimessolveproblemswhenindividualeffortsproveuseless參考答案：D22.(閱讀理解)PartIIReadingComprehension(SkimmingandScanning)Directions:Inthispart,youwillhave15minutestogooverthepassagequicklyandanswerthequestions.Forquestions1－7,choosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA、,B、,C、andD、andmarkontheAnswerSheet.Forquestions8－10,completethesentenceswiththeinformationgiveninthepassage.TheModernOlympicGamesTheModernOlympicGamesmighthaveremainedjustapartofhistorywithoutthedreamofoneFrenchman,PierredeCoubertin.Coubertinbelievedthatsportandexercisewereveryimportantforthehealthandhappinessofeverymanandalsoforthenation.Hethereforetried,in1892,tointerestotherFrenchmeninhisdreamofstartingamodernformoftheearlyGreekGames.Hisideaswerestronglycriticizedbymanypeople,whodidnotreallyunderstandwhathewastryingtodo.ItisperhapssadthatthegreatworkPierredeCoubertindidtobringbacktheGameswasneverproperlyrecognizedduringhislifetime.Gradually,however,peopleallovertheworldbecameinterestedinhisideasandatameetinginParisin1894,withrepresentativesfromtwelvedifferentcountries;plansweremadetoholdthefirstmodernGamesinAthensin1899.OrganizingthefirstmodernGames,however,wasnotwithoutproblems.TheGreekgovernmentwasunhappywiththedecisiontoholdtheGamesinAthens,astheyhadseriouseconomicproblemsatthetimeanddidnotfeeltheywereinapositiontospendthenecessarymoney.ItseemedthereforethattheGameswouldbefinishedbeforetheyhadevenbegun.PrinceConstantineofGreece,however,gavehissupporttoCoubertinandthenewly-formedOlympicCommitteeandotherrichGreekssoonfollowedhisexample.EnoughmoneywascollectedinGreeceandabroadtobuildanewstadiumandpayalltheothercosts.On5thApril,1896,acrowdofover60000peoplewatchedtheKingofGreeceopenthefirstmodernOlympicGames.Therewere,however,veryfewcompetitors－onlytwohundredandeighty-five.Australia,Austria,Britain,Bulgaria,Chile,Denmark,France,Germany,Hungary,Sweden,SwitzerlandandtheUSA,weretheonlycountriestosendathletestotheGamesandmostoftheathleteswhodidcomehadtopayfortheirowntravelandothercosts.Thereweretensportsinthefirstprogram－cycling,gymnastics,tennis,swimming,athletics,fencing,weight-lifting,rowing,wrestlingandshooting;therewerealsoothernon-sportingevents,suchasconcertsandballet,justastherehadbeenattheearlyGames.AtthefirstmodernOlympicsalmostallthegoldmedalswerewonbyAmericansportsmen,butthemostfamousofallthefirstmedalwinnerswasayoungGreeknamedSpyrosLouis,whocamefromasmallvillageinthemountainsnearAthens.Itwashewhowonthelonganddifficultrace,theMarathon,andgavetheGreeksthenationalwintheyhadhopedfor.TheGreekswouldhavebeenhappytokeeptheGamesinGreecebutCoubertinbelievedstronglythattheOlympicsshouldbetrulyinternationalandwouldnotallowthistohappen.ItwasthereforedecidedtoholdthenextGamesinParisin1900.Sadly,however,theParisGamesandthefollowingGames,heldinSt.Louis,America,in1904,werepoorexamplesofCoubertin\'sdreamandCoubertinhimselfdidnoteventraveltotheSt.LouisGames.ForthesetwoGamesweremorelikecircusshowsthanseriousinternationalsportsmeetings.Onlyfifteennon-Americanswenttothe1904Games,mainlybecausethehightravelcostspreventedothersfromcompeting.Olympiceventsweremixedwithothersportsandevents,andtheGameswereorganizedtocontinueovermanymonths,sothatasmuchmoneyaspossiblecouldbemadebytheorganizersfromthesellingoftickets.Itwasnotuntil1908,whentheGameswereheldinLondon,thatinternationalrulesanddistanceswereintroduced；untilthentheeventshadbeenthedecisionoftheorganizingnationalone.TheLondonGameswerefarbetterorganizedthananyoftheothermodernGamesbutittookmanymoreyearsbeforeCoubertin\'sdreamofatrulyinternationalmeetingofsportsmenbecameareality.ItwasnecessarytomakemanychangesbeforetheOlympicGamesbecameaswell-organizedandaspopularastheyaretoday.Since1896theGameshavebeenheldeveryfouryears,exceptforabreakduringtheyearsofthetwoWorldWars.GraduallythenumberofcompetitorswhotakepartineachGameshasgrownandsohasthenumberofcountries.In1896,onlythirteencountrieswererepresentedandonlytwohundredandeighty-fivecompetitorstookpart.Today,however,asmanyasonehundredandtwenty-twocountriessendathletestotheGamesandmorethanseventhousandmenandwomencometotheGamestotakepart.Inrecentyears,thenumberofeventshasgrowntotwenty-one,elevenofwhicharealsoopentowomen.ItisinterestingthatCoubertin,whoseideaswereborninthelatenineteenthcentury,probablyneverimaginedthatwomenwouldeverplayapartinthenewOlympics.WomenhadnevercompetedintheearlyGreekGames;indeed,formanyyearstheywerenotevenallowedtowatch.Inmoderntimes,theLondonGamesin1908werethefirstinwhichwomentookaseriouspart－36womencametotheGamestocompete.ThefirstwomantowinanOlympiceventwastheBritishTennisPlayer,CharlotteCooper,whowonatenniseventin1900.From1908,however,thenumberofeventsbegantogrowwiththeintroductionofladies’gymnastics.Athleticseventsforwomenwereintroducedin1928attheGamesheldinAmsterdam.Today,womenareashighly-trainedandasfitasmen.Althoughinalmosteverysportwomenandmencompeteseparately,inhorse-ridingeventstheycompeteagainsteachotherandwomenhaveshownovertheyearsthattheyarejustasgood.TheInternationalOlympicCommittee,whosehomeisinLausanneinSwitzerland,isresponsibleforalltheimportantdecisionsoftheOlympicMovement.Themembersofthiscommitteearechosennotbytheirgovernmentsbutbymembersalreadyonthecommitteeandtheyarethereforeabovepoliticsorgroupinterests.MostofthemembersaresimplyrichmenwhowishtokeepCoubertin’sideasalive.Noteverycountryisrepresented,therefore,becausethiswouldmeanmorethan120membersandnodecisionswouldeverbemade.However,eachcountrymustformaNationalOlympicCommitteebeforeitisallowedtosendcompetitorstothegamesandthiscommitteemustberecognizedbytheInternationalOlympicCommittee.Atpresent,morethan136countrieshaveformedsuchacommittee.TheNationalCommitteesareresponsiblefororganizingthenationalteamsandfordecidingwhichcompetitorstosend.CompetitorscannotchoosetogototheGames－theymustbechosenandthismeanscompetingagainsttheirowncountrymen.Itisnotevenenoughtobethebestinthecountry,foreachcompetitormustbeabletoreachthestandardexpectedforentrytotheGames.Thesestandardschangeeachyearassportsmenandsportswomenimprove.Somecountriesarenotabletosendallthecompetitorstheywouldliketo,eveniftheyhavereachedtheexpectedstandard,becauseofthecost.TheNationalCommitteemustthendecidewhethertosendthecompetitorswhohavethemostchanceofwinningorwhether,instead,tosendcompetitorstorepresenteachsporteventhoughsomeofthemhavelittlehopeofdoingwell.Notonlythecompetitorsbutalsotheteammanagermustbepaidfor.Themanagerisanextremelyimportantmemberoftheteam；heisresponsibleforthecompetitorswhiletheyareattheGamesandhisjobincludes,forexample,gettingthecompetitorstoeacheventontimeandhelpingwithmedicalorpersonalproblems.Mostcountriesaskthepeopleformoneytohelppayforthecostsoftravelandtraining.Alotofmoneyisgivenbybusinessesandcompanieswhoalsogive,forexample,clothes,shoesanduniforms.ThecitywheretheGamesaretobeheldischosenbytheInternationalOlympicCommittee；thisisusuallydecidedfiveyearsbeforetheGamesaretotakeplace.SeveralcitiesmaywishtoholdtheGamesinanyoneyearandtheCommitteedecidesonlyafterithaslistenedtoandseentheargumentsandplansofeachcity.Oncechosen,thecitythenhasfiveyearstoprepare.(1).(單選題)CoubertinplannedtoholdthefirstmodernOlympicGamesin_________inAthens.(本題1.0分)A、1894B、1896C、1899D、1900參考答案：C(2).(單選題)ThecompetitorsofthefirstOlympicGamescamefromallofthefollowingcountriesEXCEPT__________.(本題1.0分)A、UKB、HungaryC、SwitzerlandD、Norway參考答案：D(3).(單選題)WhichofthefollowingwasNOTpartofthefirstOlympicGames?(本題1.0分)A、concertsB、circusC、fencingD、boxing參考答案：B(4).(單選題)Accordingtothepassage,themostsuccessfulmodernOlympicGameswastheoneheldin_________(本題1.0分)A、Athens,GreeceB、St.Louis,AmericaC、Paris,FranceD、London,UK參考答案：D(5).(單選題)WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrue?(本題1.0分)A、WomenwerenotallowedtoparticipateintheancientOlympics.B、WomenwerenotallowedtowatchtheOlympicGamesinthepast.C、WomenappearedintheAmsterdamOlympicGames.D、Before1908therewerenowomenintheOlympicGames.參考答案：D(6).(單選題)Womenandmenalwayscompeteseparatelyexceptin_______(本題1.0分)A、tennisB、racingC、swimmingD、horse-riding參考答案：D(7).(單選題)WhatdowelearnabouttheInternationalOlympicCommittee(IOC)?(本題1.0分)A、EverycountryhasitsrepresentativesinIOCB、TherepresentativesinIOCspeakfortheirowncountries.C、MostrepresentativesinIOCarewealthy.D、TherepresentativesinIOCareelectedbytheirowncountry.參考答案：C(8).(填空題)Itwas____________thatareresponsiblefororganizingthenationalteamsandfordecidingwhichcompetitorstosend.(本題1.0分)答題：NationalCommittee(9).(填空題)Boththecompetitorsand___________mustbepaidfor.(本題1.0分)答題：Teammanager(10).(填空題)EverycitychosentoholdtheOlympicGamesusuallyhave_________toprepare.(本題1.0分)答題：fiveyears23.(閱讀理解)Directions:Readthefollowingpassagesandchoosethebestanswertoeachofthequestionsfollowingthepassage.ThefirstpostalserviceinNorthAmericabeganinNewEnglandinthe17thcentury.AllmailarrivinginMassachusettscolonywassenttothehomeofanappointedofficialinBoston.Inturn,hewoulddeliverthemailfromBostononhorsebacktoitsdestination,receivingonepennyforeachgoodarticleofmail.LaterinthecenturypostalserviceswereestablishedbetweenPhiladelphiaandDelaware.In1691,theBritishcrownappointedthefirstpostmastergeneraltohavechargeofthemailforallthecoloniesinNorthAmerica.Later,BenjaminFranklinservedasthepostmastergeneralfortheBritishgovernmentandthenwasmadepostmasterbythenewly-formedUnitedStatesgovernment.FranklinwasresponsibleforestablishingtheUnitedStatespostalsystemonapermanentbasis.Heincreasedthenumberofpostoffices,introducedtheuseofstagecoachestocarrymail,andstartedapackageservicesystem.Later,inthenineteenthcentury,asrailroadandsteamboatsappeared,theywereusedtocarrymailintothetowns.Somecommunities,especiallythoseoutwest,werefarfromtheservicesoftransportation.Toservethem,thepostofficedevelopedasystemcalled"starroutes".Privatecontractorswerepaidtodelivermailtothecommunitiesfromrailwaysbyhorseandwagon.Thepostalservice,whichwasstartedover3centuriesago,hasdevelopedintoanextensivegovernmentservicewithpostofficesineverycity,town,andvillageintheUnitedStates.(1).(單選題)Thesubjectofthepassageis_____________.(本題2.0分)A、theU.S.postalsystemB、thehistoryoftheU.S.mailC、astoryofBenjaminFranklinD、letterdelivering參考答案：B(2).(單選題)ThefirstNorthAmericanpostalservicestarted_____________.(本題2.0分)A、twocenturiesagoB、in1691C、over300yearsagoD、inthe16thcentury參考答案：C(3).(單選題)ForwhatdidBenjaminFranklindeservecredit?(本題2.0分)A、HewasthefirstpostmastergeneralinNorthAmerica.B、HeestablishedagovernmentpostalserviceforBritain.C、HeservedboththeBritishandAmericangovernments.D、HeestablishedthefirstpostalsystemintheU.S..參考答案：D(4).(單選題)Starrouteswerestartedbecause_______________.(本題2.0分)A、thehorseandwagonwereslowincarryingmailsB、thetrainsweretoofastC、transportationwasdifficultforsometownsD、thecommunitiesdidn'tlikeordinarypostoffices參考答案：C(5).(單選題)Whateventuallyhappenedtothepostalservice?(本題2.0分)A、Itfailedtoservepeopleinremoteplaces.B、Itdevelopedatransportsystem.C、Itremainedthesameasitstartedmanyyearsbefore.D、Itdevelopedalloverthecountry.參考答案：D24.(閱讀理解)Directions:Readthefollowingpassagesandchoosethebestanswertoeachofthequestionsfollowingthepassage.Theonlywayyoucanbecomeagoodreaderisthroughpractice.YoucannotreadafewparagraphsinyourEnglishbookonceaweekandbecomeafluentreader.Youneedtoreadconstantly.Youshouldcarrysomethingtoreadwithyouwhereveryougo.TakeanEnglishmagazine,forexample,andcarryitinyourpocket.Wheneveryouhavethechance,turnonapageandreadaparagraphortwo.Youshouldreadinasmanydifferentsubjectareasasyoucan.YoushouldtrytofindEnglishbooksondifferentsubjectsandreadafewparagraphsineachchapterineachbook.Youreyesandmindneedtopractise.Youreyesneedtopractisemovingquicklyacrossthepagefromlefttoright,andyourmindneedstopractisemakingquickassociationsbetweentheprintedwordandmeaning.Whenyoubegintoreadyoushouldaskyourselfabasicquestion:whyamIreadingthis?IfyouarereadingtopractiseyourEnglish,youwillreadinacertainway.Youwillreadslowlyandconcentrateontherelationshipbetweenthewordsandthegrammaticalstructures.Ifyouarereadingforinformationaboutaparticularsubject,youwillreadinanotherway.Youwillfocusonmainpartsandsupportingfacts.Youusethegrammarofthepassageasameans,notanend.ReadingtopractiseEnglishisthewaymostforeignstudentsreadEnglish.InschoolyoudonotreadEnglishtolearnaboutaparticularsubject;forexample,youdonotreadEnglishtolearnhistory.YoureadEnglishtolearnhowasentenceisputtogether,howtheverbsagreewiththesubjects,whattheclauseis,etc.(1).(單選題)Tobecomeagoodreaderyouneedto___________.(本題2.0分)A、havealargevocabularyB、understandgrammarC、readalotD、moveyoureyesacrosspagesquickly參考答案：C(2).(單選題)Withwhichstatementwouldtheauthoragree?(本題2.0分)A、Youreadanythingwiththesameskill.B、Youreadanewspaperdifferentlyfromatextbook.C、Readingfromrighttoleftisanimportantskill.D、Youshouldreadonlythematerialthatinterestsyou.參考答案：B(3).(單選題)Whenmoststudentsreadtolearnaforeignlanguage,_____________.(本題2.0分)A、theyreadeverywordB、theyonlyreadtheimportantwordsC、theykeepaskingthemselves"whyamIreadingthis?"D、theyoftenlosepatience參考答案：A(4).(單選題)Whenyouarereadingforinformation,youusegrammar_______________.(本題2.0分)A、asatool,notasyourpurposeB、asyourpurpose,notasatoolC、asbothyourpurposeandatoolD、asneitheryourpurposenoratool參考答案：A(5).(單選題)WhenyoureadtopractiseEnglish,youhaveto_____________.(本題2.0分)A、learnwhattheclauseisB、learnhowtheverbsagreewiththesubjectC、learnhowasentenceisputtogetherD、doalloftheabove參考答案：D25.(寫(xiě)作題)PartIWritingDirections:Forthispart,youareallowed30minutestowriteacompositiononthetopic"StudyorSocialActivities".Youshouldwritenolessthan100wordsandyoushouldbaseyourcompositionontheoutlinebelow.1.Studentsareconfusedatwhichismoreimportant2.Somesaystudyismoreimportantwhileothersdisagree.3.Myopinion(本題20.0分)答：

StudyorSocialActivitiesIncurrentsociety,

withtheincreasinglysevereemploymentpressureshowingon,theproblemofstudyorsocialactivitieshasbeenbroughtintofocus.Shouldwestudyorsocialactivities?Usstudentsareconfusedatwhichismoreimportant.

Differentpeopleholddifferentattitudestowardsthisissue.Somestudentsassertthatstudyismoresignificantforus.Intheirview,studying,inthefirstplace,isourmaindutyatcollege.Apartformthat,duingtotheshortageofexperience,socialactivitiesmaywasteourtimeandenergyaswell.Furthermore,theysayonlybystudyinghardtodaycanwelayastrongfoundationforourfutureinthelongrun.26.(完形填空)PartIVClozeDirections:Inthispart,youwillreadapassagewith20blanks.ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.YoushouldchoosetheONEanswerthatbestfitsintothepassage.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.InAmerica,self-improvementisanationalpastime.Everyyear,moreandmoreAmericansspendtheirleisure__1__tryingtoimprovethemselvesinonewayor__2__.Onepopularformofself-improvementisthesearch__3__physicalfitness.ThousandsofAmericanswho__4__exercisedarenowoutonthestreets,jogging__5__fashionablerunningsuitsandexpensivesneakers.Theyboastof__6__manymilestheyruneachdayand__7__howmanypoundstheyloseeachweek.Othersare_8__toswimming,tennis,dance,andthemarti