2022年英語(一)備考題庫及答案

2022年高中英語備考題庫

一、單選題

1.Theysellmanykindsofintheshop.

A.watchsB.watchC.watchesD.watch1s

2.Heisafriendof.

A.mysister*sB.Isister

C.mesisterD.mesisters,

3.Jimwantsforbreakfasteveryday.

A.pieceofbreadsB.twobreads

C.pieceofbreadD.twopiecesofbread

4.Nowadaysarenotalwaysmadeof.

A.glass-glassB.glasses-glassC.glass-glassesD.glassesglasses

5.“Whatarethosewomen?""Theyare."

A.policewomansB.policewomen

C.womenpolicemanD.womanpolicewomen

6.Tomandlinthesameoffice.

A.amB.areC.beD.is

7.afewsheepbehindthehouse.

A.ItisB.TheyareC.ThereareD.Thereis

8.Wherehaveyou?Tomislookingforyou.

A.goneB.beentoC.gonetoD.been

9.TheworkershavebuiltalotofnewhousesinShanghai.

A.inthepasttenyears

B.fortenyears

C.lastyear

D.tenyearsago

10.WhenIgottothecinema,thefilmforfiveminutes.

A.hadbegunB.hasbeenon

C.hasbegunD.hadbeenon

11.Tmsorryyoucan*tgoinnow.Theroomyet.

A.hasn'tbeencleanedB.hasn'tcleaned

C.isn'tbeencleanedD.hasn'tbeingcleaned

12.HthelettertoMr.Black”

"No.It*sstillonmydesk."

A.Is-beinggivenB.Has-beengiven

C.Will...begivenD.Was--given

13.Allthedesksintheclassroomdust.

A.arecoveredwithB.arecoverwith

C.arecoveringwithD.coveredwith

14.Thiskindofwoodhouses.

A.usedtobuildingB.areusedtobuilding

C.isusedtobuildD.isusedtobuilding

15.Twooftheboyswhileplayingfootball.

A.hurtB.werehurting

C.gothurtD.hadbeenhurt

16.It1ssnowingnow.You1dbetterathome.

A.stayedB.tostayC.stayD.staying

17.youpleaseaminute?

A.Would…waitB.Do-waitC.Shall…waitD.May-wait

18.You'dbettertheletterbyordinarymail.

A.notsendingB.nottosend

C.tonotsendD.notsend

19.IspeakalittleEnglishwhenIwasonlyfour.

A.amabletoB.wasable

C.couldbeableD.could

20.Youtellhimthenews.

A.needn*ttoB.don'tneedtoC.don*tneedD.need

21.Hewasill.iswhyhedidn'tattendthemeeting.

A.ThisB.ItC.ThereD.That

22.LastnightLiGangkeptdoingthemathsexercisesafter.

A.one-anotherB.one--theother

C.one--theothersD.some-others

23."Haveyoufinishedyourreportyet?”“No,I'IIfinishitintenminutes."

A.anotherB.otherC.moreD.less

24.1wantsomecoffeebuttherewasinthebottle.

A.anyB.noC.noneD.nothing

25.Ifyouarelate,youshouldmakeanapologytotheteacheratthetimeafterclass.

A.notonly--butalsoB.both--andC.neither-norD.either-or

26.Tom'scompositionisbetterthanintheclass.

A.anyone*selseB.anyoneelse

C.anyoneelse,sD.anyone1selse*s

27.Girlstudentsaremuchclevererinourclassthanintheirs.

A.thisB./C.itD.those

28.1amgratefulfortheadviceyougaveme.

A.deepB.deeplyC.depthD.deepen

29.Hiswayoflivingisdifferentfrom.

A.oursB.thatofours

C.usD.thatofus

30.Shelookedtodayandsmiledallthetime.

A.happy-happyB.happily-happily

C.happy-happilyD.happily-happy

31.Therearestudentsinourschool.

A.fivehundredsandforty-two

B.fivehundredandfortytwo

C.fivehundredandforty-two

D.fivehundredsandfortytwo

32.ofthesurfaceoftheearthiscoveredwithwater.

A.Third-fourthB.Three-fourths

C.Three-fourthD.Third-fourths

33.oftheworkersinJohn*scompanyarein.

A.One-half-thetwentiesB.Half?thetwenties

C.Half--theirtwentiesD.Ahalf-theirtwenties

34.In,mygrandfatherjoinedtheRedArmy.

A.the1930s*B.1930'sC.1930s*D.the19301s

35."Howdeepisthehole?”

ultis.”

A.fourmetredeepB.fourmetresdeep

C.four-metre-deepD.four-metres-deep

36.uhaveyouvisitedtheGreatWall?”“Twice.”

A.HowsoonB.Howoften

C.HowmanytimesD.Howlong

37.somehotteanow?

A.DoyoulikeB.Willyoulike

C.WouldyoulikeD.Shouldyoulike

38.Heneverhaslunchatthefactory,he?

A.hasB.hasn'tC.doesD.doesn*t

39."Alicecouldn*tanswerthequestion,couldshe?"

A.No,shecouldn*tB.No,shecould

C.Yes,shecouldn*tD.Yes,sheanswers

4O.wasthepopulationinChinabytheendoflastyear?

A.HowmuchB.WhatC.HowmanyD.Which

41.JohncanspeakEnglishandMarycanspeakEnglish.

A.alsoB.eitherC.asalsoD.aswell

42.TurnleftwalkalongParkRoad.

A.soB.orC.andD.but

43."Hehadtogetupearly/*4'

A.SohadIB.SodoIC.SodidID.SoIdid

44.humanbeingsanimalscanlivewithoutair.

A.Notonly-butalsoB.Both-andC.Either--orD.Neither--nor

45.HecanspeakEnglishJapanese,becausehehasn*tlearnedaforeignlanguage.

A.neither--norB.either-orC.more-thanD.both-and

46.Itwasraininglgotoffthebus.

A.whenB.whileC.thoughD.because

47.hewasverytired,hestillwentonworkinghard.

A.ForB.ThoughC.AsD.Since

48.Thecoatwasexpensivehecouldnotaffordtheexpense.

A.too-toB.either-orC.so-thatD.too--that

49.Thestudentsarehappytheyhaveanewschoollibrary.

A.whenB.ifC.becauseD.so

50.Don1tdrinktoomuchcoffeeintheevening,youwon'tfallasleep.

A.andB.orC.butD.so

51.It1stooexpensivebyplane.TIIgobytraininstead.

A.travelB.travelling

C.travelsD.totravel

52.Thethermosisusedforwaterhot.

A.tokeepB.keepingC.keepD.kept

53.Isthisroomlargeenoughforus?

A.toliveB.tolivein

C.toliveinitD.toliveat

54.Didyounoticehimtheroad?

A.crossedB.across

C.havingcrossedD.cross

55.TheGreenshavebeeninChinaforalmostfiveyears.TheyeatingChinesefood.

A.usedtoB.areusedto

C.usednottoD.don1tuseto

56.ClassTwoalloutontheplaygroundnow.

A.isB.wasC.areD.were

57.1don*tthinkthenewsyoutoldmetrue.

A.areB.isC.beingD.am

58.Mr.Brown,togetherwithhischildrencome.Let'ssetout.

A.areB.hasC.isD.have

59.Threehundredmilesalongway.

A.isB.areC.wereD.am

60.Theteachertoldthepupilsthattheeartharoundthesun.

A.movesB.move

C.willmoveD.wouldmove

61.Thankyouyourcoming.

A.toB.ofC.byD.for

62.Hespentalongtimethemathsproblem.

A.inB.atC.forD.on

63.LetmeintroducemyfriendMaryyou.

A.withB.onC.forD.to

64.Myhouseisthetwobuildings,sowegetlittlesunshineduringtheday.

A.betweenB.amongC.inD.at

65.Canyoutellmewhospokethemeeting?

A.atB.onC.inD.for

66.Thedoctoranoperationtoaverysickworker.

A.gaveB.didC.madeD.took

67.Morethan3000peopletheirlivesintheterribleearthquake.

A.lostB.missedC.gaveD.put

68.Youshouldthetruth.Itiswrongtotelllies.

A.tellB.sayC.speakD.talk

69.Afterthefootballmatchweabusandgottoschoolontime.

A.heldB.missedC.sawD.caught

70.Theyeveryminuteofitatthepartyyesterday.

A.enjoyedB.pleasedC.playedD.wanted

71.Theroomistoosmalltosomanypeople.

A.sitB.pickC.holdD.stand

72.Marydidn'tfeelwellsoshesomemedicine.

A.tookB.drankC.ateD.has

73.Hethesamemistakeagainandagain.

A.didB.madeC.hadD.tried

74.Wewillspeaktoheraboutitnextweek.

A.sometimesB.sometime

C.sometimesD.sometime

75.Sheabagofsweetsonthefloor.

A.droppedB.fallC.fellD.felt

76.Maylyourticketplease,madam?

A.lookB.watchC.seeD.read

77."DidyoumyEnglishbookyesterday?"

"No,Ididn't.DidyouittoJane?"

A.borrow-borrowB.borrow-lend

C.lend…lendD.lend…borrow

78.It'snotgoodmannerstothequeuewhenyouarewaitingforabus.

A.standinB.jump

C.jumponD.walkover

79.Abeautifuldressintheshopwindowsuddenlymyeye.

A.cameintoB.caught

C.heldD.appearedin

80.Thevisitoramessageandwentaway.

A.tookB.broughtC.leftD.gave

81.It1stwoyearssinceheourclub.

A.tookpartinB.enteredfor

C.joinedD.attend

82.Nothingcanmakemeitisastory.

A.tobelieve-realB.believein-true

C.tobelievein-trueD.believe-real

83.Willyoupleasetrytoformewhattimethattrainarrives?

A.findB.findoutC.discoverD.ask

84.lalotmoretimeinwritingEnglishthanbefore.

A.spendB.costC.takeD.put

85.ofstudentshaveworkedoutthemathsproblem.

A.AnumberB.Thenumber

C.MostD.Themost

86.Itenyuanforthisbook.

A.spentB.boughtC.costD.paid

87.ItwilltakesevendaysfortheboxofbookstoBeijing.

A.gottoB.arriveC.reachD.go

88.1didn*thearwhatheatthemeeting.

A.spokeB.toldC.talkedD.said

89.WhendidyoufromBeijingtomorrow?

A.leaveB.begin

C.startD.leavefor

90.1haveEnglishbookbuthehastwoEnglishbooks.

A.oneB.aC.anD./

91.1couldbelievethatheworkedsothere.

A.hardly--hardlyB.hard-hard

C.hardly-hardD.hard--hardly

92.1believehim.Thereisnoabouthishonesty.

A.questionB.problemC.puzzleD.wonder

93.Thelittleboyonthegrassjustnow.

A.liesB.layC.lainD.laid

94.1believethatshewillcatchupwithothers.

A.fastB.fastlyC.quickD.quickly

95.Whatwasthescoreofthematch?

A.finalB.lastC.finallyD.atlast

96."Whereisyourumbrella?11

"Oh,Ihaveitonthebus.WhatshallIdo?"

A.leftB.forgotten

C.toleaveD.toforget

97.1amgoingtomyliving-roomaplay-roomforthechildren.

A.lookon-asB.turn--into

C.take-downD.put-into

98.Itseemsthatthehatfitsyouverywell.Please.

A.tryitonB.tryonit

C.putitonD.putonit

99."Areforeignlanguagesmuchmoreinterestingthanscience?"

“No,Idon1tyou.n

A.agreetoB.agreewith

C.getonwithD.goonwith

100.WhenEdison*smotherwasill,headoctor.Thedoctoroperatedheratonce.

A.sentfor-onB.sentout-in

C.sentup--onD.sends-in

101.Thelightisstillon.TmsorryIforgottoitbeforeIleft.

A.turn--offB.turn--of

C.turn--awayD.turn-on

102.Whattimeareyougoingtotomorrow?

A.setupB.setoutC.setdownD.putup

103.TwothievestheshopandtookawaysomeTVsets.

A.brokeintoB.brokeawayfrom

C.brokedownD.brokeout

104.Mrs.Blackisakindwoman.Sheotherseasily.

A.getsonwellwithB.getsto

C.getsintoD.getin

105.Therestaurantwasin1983byawomancook.

A.setupB.setoutC.setoffD.setdown

106.Willyoupleasethewordinthedictionary?

A.lookatB.lookoutC.lookforD.lookup

107.1can1tgotothecinemawithyou.Imustthelessonsfirst.

A.goonB.gooverC.godownD.gointo

108.AnewplaywillbeattheCapitalTheatrenextweek.

A.putupB.putonC.putdownD.putinto

109.Whentheparentswereatwork,theytolookafterthebaby.

A.tookturnsB.wonton

C.worriedaboutD.tookinterestin

110.Whynotyourprettybluedress?It1syourbirthday.

A.putupB.putonC.putdownD.putinto

111.Look,thelittleboyabigdictionaryfromtheshelf.

A.istakingdownB.istakingout

C.istakingupD.istakingback

112.Whichhobbygroupdoyou?

A.joininB.takepartin

C.belongtoD.takeplace

113.Hewasborninthenorth,butinthesouth.

A.broughtupB.grewup

C.pickedupD.cameup

114.Wouldyoupleaseapieceofpaperandapen?

A.bringoutB.giveout

C.takeoutD.findout

115.Assoonasheenteredtheclassroom,Paulhiscoat.

A.putupB.giveupC.tookoffD.turnon

116.1don'tknowwhattheyare.

A.talkingB.sayingabout

C.talkingaboutD.tellingabout

117.Chemicalenergycanheatenergy.

A.becomeintoB.growup

C.bechangedintoD.becoveredwith

118.Lastnighthewantedtogiveupthejob,butthismorninghe.

A.madeuphismindB.changedhismind

C.madeprogressD.grewup

119.Themouseassoonasitcouldwhenitsawthecat.

A.gavebackB.rangup

C.wentaheadD.ranaway

120.Theboycan*thowmanyhoursthereareinayear.

A.thinkaboutB.workout

C.thinkofD.findout

121.Thebikehitacarand.

A.turnedoverB.turnon

C.turnoffD.turndown

122.Acarismanydifferentparts.

A.madeofB.madefrom

C.madeupofD.madein

123.You'dbetterleaveifyoucan1tgotothemeeting.

A.askforB.wantfor

C.goforD.setoutfor

124.You'dbetterthenameofthebookbeforeyouforgetit.

A.writedownB.puton

C.workoutD.turndown

125.DoyouknowwhentheplanewillforBeijing?

A.takeoffB.leavefor

C.comeupD.goup

126.Shethechildreneverydanger.

A.fight-againstB.stopped--from

C.protected-fromD.lookedon-as

127.Thestudenthishandtoasktheteacheraquestion.

A.questionB.roseC.helpupD.gotup

二、閱讀理解

1

Jimwalkedintoastorewhichhadasignoutside:"Second-handclothesbought

andsold."Hewascarryinganoldjacketandaskedtheownerofthestore.uHow

muchwillyougivemeforit?nthemanlookedatitandthensaid,“Twodollars/*

What?"saidJim,111hadthoughtitcostatleastfive."

No,"saidtheman,"itisn'tworthmorethantwodollars."

Areyousure?"askedJim.

Verysure/*saidtheman.

Well/'saidJim,takingtwodollarsoutofhispocket,"Here'syourmoney.This

jacketwashangingoutsideyourstorewithapricetag（價(jià)格標(biāo)簽）thatsaid6.50.

ButIthoughtthatwastoomuchmoney,soIwantedtomakesurehowmuchitwas

reallyworth."

Thenhewalkedoutofthestorewiththejacketanddisappearedbeforethe

surprisedstoreownercouldthinkofanythingtosay.

128.wereboughtandsoldinthestore.

A.NewclothesB.Oldclothes

C.HandbagsD.AandBandC

129.Jimshowedtheownerthejacketandaskedtheprice.

A.hehadtakenoutsidethestore

B.hehadboughtoutsidethestore

C.hehadbroughtfromhome

D.hewaswearing

130.“Ihadthoughtitcostatleastfive."

“Atleastfive“means.

A.lessthanfive

B.nomorethanfive

C.morethanfive

D.fiveandperhapsmore

131.WhydidJimasktheownerofthestorewhetherhewassurethejacketwasworth

onlytwodollars?Because.

A.Jimthoughtitwasjustworthtwodollars

B.Jimhadnomorethantwodollarswithhim

C.Jimdidn'tquiteunderstandwhattheownerhadsaid

D.Jimwantedtopreventhimfromregretting

132.Jimgotthejacketandsaved.

A.dollarsB.4.50dollars

C.6.50dollarsD.8.50dollars

2

Waterisveryimportanttous.Wecannotlivewithoutit.

Thereisalotofwaterontheearth,butwecannotusemostofit.About97.4%

oftheearth*swaterissalty.Mostofthefresh（淡的）waterissnowandicenear

theNorthandSouthPoles（極）.

Wecanuseonlyaboutonepercentofthewaterontheearth.Weusewaterfrom

bothlakesandrivers.Someofthewaterevaporates（蒸發(fā)）andthenbecomesrain.

Ofcourseweuserainwaterforfarmsandotherthings.Weusethiswateragainand

again.

Sometimestheearth1swaterisinthewrongplace.Thereisalotofraininthe

tropics（熱帶地區(qū)）,butitisdifficulttohavefarmsinthetropics.Mostoftheland

thereisnotveryrich.Somedesertlandisrich,butthereisonlyalittlewaterinthe

desert.

Waterisaproblemformanypeopleintheworld.

133.Aboutoftheearth1swaterisfresh.

A.97.4%B.2.6%C.1%D.25%

134.Mostofthefreshwateris.

A.snowandiceB.rain

C.inlakesandriversD.inoceans

135.Itrainsafterthewaterfromoceans,lakesandrivers.

A.fallsB.enjoys

C.evaporatesD.runs

136.Weonlyuseoftheearth*swater.

A.5%B.97.4%C.2.5%D.1%

137.Mostofthelandinthetropicsis.

A.poorB.dryC.richD.salty

3

Therewasonceapoorwomanwholivedinalittlecabin木屋）inaforest.

Shehadtwodaughters,Snow-WhiteandRose-Red.

Onecoldwinterevening,therecameaknockatthedoor.Rose-Redopenedthe

door.Itwasabear.Rose-Redwasfrightened,butthebearcalledouttoherinaman,

svoice.

“Don'tbeafraid,"saidthebear,“Iwilldoyounoharm.ButIamhalf-frozen,

andIbegthatImaywarmmyselfatyourfire."Everyeveningafterthat,allwinter

long,thebearcametothecabin.Infact,thebearwasaking1sson.Awicked（邪惡

的）manhadturnedhimintoabear.Onlythedeathofthemancouldsethimfree.

Thencamespring.Oneday,thebearsaidunhappily,“DearSnow-White,Imust

saygoodbyetoday."Snow-Whitefeltvery,verysad.

Laterinafight,thewickedmanwaskilledbythebear,whoatoncechangedback

intoayoungman.ThenSnow-WhitemarriedhimandRose-Redmarriedhisbrother.

138.Snow-WhiteandRose-Redlived.

A.inasmallhouseinavillage

B.inasmallcaveinamountain

C.inasmallhouseinaforest

D.inasmallboatinariver

139.Whydidthebearknockatthedooronecoldwinterevening?Thebearwanted.

A.toeatupSnow-WhiteandRose-Red

B.tosleepintheroom

C.tofindsomethingtoeatinthehouse

D.towarmhimselfatthefireinthehouse

140.Thebearleftthelittlecabinin.

A.springB.autumnC.summerD.winter

141.Thebearchangedbackintoayoungmanbecause.

A.hehadturnedintoagoodone

B.hekilledthewickedman

C.hedidn'tdoharmtopeople

D.Snow-WhiteandRose-Redhelpedhim

142.Atlast,theking'ssonmarried.

A.Snow-WhiteandRose-Red

B.Rose-Red

C.Snow-White

D.thewoman

4

Amanwaslookingforthingsofoldtimes.Onedayhecametoavillageandfound

abluebowlwhichlookedveryold.Thebowlwasonthegroundandacatwasdrinking

milkfromit.Afarmer,theownerofthecat,waslyingbesidethebowl.Inordernotto

drawthefarmer1sattentiontothevalueofthebowl,themansaidtohiminasoft

voice,"Whatanicecatyouhave!Won*tyousellittome?"

uHowmuchwouldyougivemeforit?”thefarmeropenedhiseyesandasked.

“Twentydollars.Woulditbeenough?”

Afewminuteslater,thefarmeragreed.Afterhepaidthefarmer,themansaid,

“Mycatwillcertainlyfeelthirsty.MayItakethebowlsothatthecatcanhavemilk?"

Butthefarmersaid,*TmsorryIcan*tgiveittoyou.Thankstothebowl,I

havealreadysoldtwentycats."

143.Themanliked.

A.keepingoldthings

B.travelingfromvillagetovillage

C.meetingfarmers

D.buyingcats

144.Whydidthemanwanttobuythecat?Because.

A.itwasverylovely

B.thecatcostmoremoneythanthebowl

C.hethoughthecouldeasilygetthebowlifheboughtthecat

D.hehadn*tenoughmoneytobuyboththecatandthebowl

145.Afterheboughtthecat,themanaskedforthebowl,becausehethought.

A.thebowlshouldgowiththecat

B.thebowlhadabeautifulcolour

C.thefarmerdidn1tknowthevalueofthebowl

D.thecatcouldnotlivewithoutthebowl

146.Thefarmerkeptthebowlsothathecould.

A.letanothercatuseit

B.sellmorecats

C.sellmorebowls

D.usethebowlhimself

147.Fromthestorywecanseethatthefarmer.

A.hadonlyonebowlB.wasverypoor

C.didn'tlikecatsD.wascleverer

5

Aboyandhisfatherwerewalkinginthemountains.Suddenlytheboyfell,hurt

himself,andcried,“AAAhhhhhhhh!!!”Tohissurprise,heheardthevoicerepeating,

somewhereinthemountain,“AAAhhhhhhhh!!!”Thentheboyshouted,“Whoare

you?nHereceivedtheanswer,"Whoareyou?"Hegotangryattheanswer,sohe

shouted,“Foolish!”Hereceivedtheanswer,"Foolish!"

Helookedathisfatherandasked,"What'sgoingon?"Thefathersmiledand

said,“Myson,listen."Andthenheshoutedtothemountain,ulloveyou!"The

voiceanswered,*1loveyou!"Againthemancried,uYouarethebest!"Thevoice

answered,“Youarethebest!"

Theboywassurprised,buthedidnotunderstand.Thenthefatherexplained,

uPeoplecallthis*Echo'（回聲）,butreallythisisLife.Itgivesyouback

everythingyousayordo.Ourlifeisjustareflectionofwhatwehavedone.Ifyouwant

moreloveintheworld,havemoreloveinyourheart.Ifyouwanttobesuccessful,

workhard.Thiscanbeusedineverythinginlife.Lifewillgiveyoubackeverythingyou

havegiventoit.”

148.Atfirsttheboycriedbecause.

A.hehurthimselfandfeltbad

B.hewantedtogivehimselfasurprise

C.hefeltitwassoquietinthemountain

D.hehopedhisfatherwouldhelphim

149.Whentheboyheardthevoicerepeating,hethought.

A.itwasfoolishtohearothers*voice

B.someoneelseinthemountainlikedhisvoice

C.thereweremanyotherpeopleinthemountain

D.hewaslaughedatbysomeoneelseinthemountain

150.Thefathershoutedtothemountainto.

A.findoutwhowasrepeatinghisvoice

B.havefunwithotherpeopleinthemountain

C.showmoreexamplestohissonbeforegivinghimtheanswer

D.lethissonknowwhosevoicewaslouder

151.Theword“Echo”means.

A.lifeitselfB.repeatingvoice

C.loveintheworldD.everythinginlife

152.Fromthestory,weknow.

A.theboydidn1tlikeothers*voiceatall

B.thefatherhadhisownwaytoteachhisson

C.itisnotpolitetorepeatothers,voice

D.theboyandhisfatherwererathertired

6

DearMrs.Huggett,

Youmayrememberthatwehavediscussedthenoiseyourchildrenmakewhile

practicingtheirmusicalinstruments（樂器）.Youagreedtomakesurethattheywould

stoppracticingintheevenings.

Youcanimaginemyastonishment,then,whenIrealizedthatnothinghad

changedandthesituationwascontinuingasbefore.Ifinditdifficulttostayinthe

houseandinventanyexcusetogooutfortheeveningtobeawayfromtheterrible

noise.MuchasIlikemusic,Ihavehadenough.Andtobefrank,Iamnotpreparedto

putupwiththesituationanymore.

Ithinkithightimeyourealizedyourdutyasamemberofthecommunity（社

區(qū)）,andImustwarnyouthatunlessyoudosomethingaboutthesituationIwillbe

forcedtotakelegal（法律）action.

Ihavesentacopyofthislettertomylawyer.

Yourssincerely,

R.G.Barge

153.Intheirdiscussion,Mr.Barge.

A.expressedhisastonishment

B.showedhisangertoMrs.Huggett

C.madeMrs.Huggett*schildrennotpractisetheirmusicalinstrumentsinthe

evenings

D.wastoldthathewouldn*tbetroubledbythenoiseintheeveningsanymore

154.Mr.Bargefeelsangrybecause.

A.Mrs.Huggett1schildrenplaytheirmusicalinstrumentssobadly

B.Mrs.HuggettrefusedtotalkaboutthenoiseproblemwithMrBarge

C.Mrs.Huggettdoesnotallowherchildrentoplaytheirmusicalinstrumentsinthe

evening

D.Mrs.Huggetthasbrokenherpromise

155.Whichofthefollowingstatementsiscorrectaccordingtothispassage?

A.Mr.Bargeisnotfondofthemusic.

B.Mr.Bargelikesmusic,buthedoesn*tlikethenoise.

C.Mr.Bargeoftengoesoutintheeveningstogivemusiclessons.

D.Mr.BargeexpectsareplyfromMrs.Huggett.

156.Mr.Bargeispreparedto.

A.helpMrs.Huggetttopersuadeherchildrennottoplaytheirmusicalinstruments

anymore

B.takehisdutyasamemberofthecommunity

C.sue（訴訟）Mrs.Huggettforthenoisemadebyherchildren

D.forceMrs.Huggetttosendacopyofhislettertoherlawyer

157.Amemberofthecommunityshould.

A.takecareofotherpeople*sinterestswithoutthinkingofhimself

B.knowwhattodoandwhatnottodo

C.notplaymusicalinstrumentsintheevenings

D.notfailtocarryouthispromises

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TomHofmangottoParisatlast.HewasmetatthestationbyMr.Hardy,oneof

hisfather*sgoodfriends.Mr.HardywasnowworkinginParisandhecouldspeak

verygoodFrench.

Whentheycameoutofthestation,Mr.HardymetaFrenchwomanandtalked

toher.TomhadlearnedFrench.HewasinterestedinlisteningtospeakersofFrench.

Helistenedbuthecouldnotunderstandwhattheyweretalkingabout.Hethoughthe

knewFrenchverywellforhehadstudieditforoneyearandahalfbeforeheleftNew

York.HehadevenjoinedaFrenchassociation（協(xié)會(huì)）inNewYorkanddonealotof

readingeveryday.ButnowinPariswhenaFrenchwomanaskedhimaquestion,he

foundsomethinghadgonewrong.Hewascertainthathisanswerwasgrammatically

right.Butthewomancouldnotunderstandhim.Hetriedsomeotherwords,butstill

hecouldnotmakehimselfunderstood.

AtlastMr.HardytoldthewomanwhatTomhadsaidinveryeasywordsandboth

ofthemlaughed.ThismadeTomknowthatitwasnotenoughjusttoreadaforeign

language.

158.WhatlanguagedidTomHofmanspeakbeforehecametoParis?

A.HespokeFrench.B.HespokeEnglish.

C.HespokeJapanese.D.Wedon'tknow

159.WhatdidHofmandoasamemberofFrenchLanguageAssociationinNewYork?

A.HegottoknowMr.Hardy,oneofhisfather*sgoodfriends.

B.HemetaFrenchwoman.

C.HeaskedmanyquestionsinFrench.

D.HereadalotofbooksinFrench.

160.WhatdidHofmancometoknowwhenhearrivedinParis?

A.WhathesaidinFrenchcouldnotbeunderstoodbypeopleinFrance.

B.TheFrenchpeoplecouldnotspeakFrenchaswellashecould.

C.HedidnotknowhowtotalktoaFrenchwoman.

D.HeknewlittleoftheFrenchgrammar.

161.WhycouldnotthewomanunderstandTom?

A.Becausehespoketoofast.

B.Becausehedidnotwanttoanswerherquestion.

C.Becausehedidn'tliketospeakFrench.

D.BecausehewasnotgoodatspeakingFrench.

162.WhydidtheFrenchwomanlaughattheendofthestory?

A.BecauseshefounditinterestingtotalktoamanlikeTomHofman

B.BecauseMr.HardysaidsomethingfunnyaboutTom.

C.BecauseitwasinterestingtoknowwhattroubledTomwasonlyaveryeasyproblem.

D.BecauseTomhadmadealotofmistakesinreadingandsohecouldnotanswerthe

womaninFrench.

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PaulJohnsonwas16yearsold.Hewasveryshyanddidn'tl63muchtoanyone.

Buthisscienceteacher,Mr.Smith,noticedthattherewassomethingl64abouthim

andheshowedgreatconcern（關(guān)心）forPaul.

PaulsaidtoMr.Smith,ulwanttolearnallaboutscience/1Hebegantostudy

scienceinthefirst-yearclass.Afterafewdays,hel65inthesecond-yearclass.Paul

studiedveryhard.Soonhekneweverythingthatsecond-yearclasswasl66.Thenhe

readallthesciencebooksintheschoollibrary.

Oneday,afterschoolMr.SmithfoundPaulintheclassrooml67onthe

blackboard.Paulwasdrawingpictures.

"Whatareyoudoing?"askedMr.Smith,withl68.“Whatarethesedrawings

about?"

“Iwanttoinventthings.Thesearethedrawingsofmyfirstl69,nPaulanswered.

“What'syourinvention?"Mr.Smithsaid.

"Ihavea（n）170fortelevision—forawayofl71picturesthroughtheair."Paul

answered.Tleaseletmetellyouaboutit,Mr.Smith.Youaretheonlypersonwho

canl72whatIhavedone."It'samazing（令人］京喜）thata