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大學(xué)英語第二冊(cè)練習(xí)題

1任何年滿18歲的人都有資格投票。

2我想再還車之前把油箱加滿。

3如果我們能幫上忙,盡管和我們聯(lián)系。

、

1.clapped

2.defend

3.quit

4.version

5.interview

6.perfection

7.publications

8.click

9.spotted

10.refugees

二、

1、Anyoneovertheageof1iseligibletovote.

2、.1'dliketofillupthefueltankbefore

returningthecar.

3、Ifthereisanywaywecanbeofassistance,

pleasedonothesitatetocontactus.

大學(xué)英語第二冊(cè)練習(xí)題130

1.Inarithmetictherulesofadditionarebasic,

andalltheotherrulesarebuiltonthis.

A.basisB.basesC.baseD.basises.Thenthe

speakerthevariousfactorsleadingtothe

presenteconomiccrisis.

A.wentforB.wentafterC.wentintoD.went

on.Cakeofflour,sugar,eggandsomeother

ingredients.

A.containedB.consistsC.includesD.

composed.Mr.Tyleraskedhissontopaymore

tohisstudy.

A.noticeB.attractionC.concernD.attention.He

isofanactor.

A.anybodyB.anythingC.somebodyD.something.I

remembertohelpusifweevergotinto

trouble.

A.onceofferingB.himonceofferingC.to

offerhimD.something.—ShallIturnonthe

television?||--No,I'drathernot

televisiontonight.||

A.havewatchedB.towatchC.watchD.for

watching..WhenIwasyoungerIlongdistance,

butnowI'moutofpractice.

A.wasusedtowalkB.gotusedtowalkC.was

usedtowalkingD.usedtowalking.ItistheParty

hasbeenleadingusfromvictorytovictory.

A.sinceB.whichC.whoD.that10.Poverty

depressesmostpeople,myfatheritwas

otherwise.

A.incaseB.incaseofC.inthecaseofD.inany

case11.heusfromclimbingthemountain.

A.dischargedB.disguisedC.disturbedD.

discouraged12.Theteachersaidthattheclassroomwas

emptyafewchairs.

A.butforB.exceptforC.apartfromD.besides

13.ThisisthehotelIliketostay.

A.inwhichB.atwhichC.towhichD.atthat

14.Thechildtookaspoonfulandtasteditcarefully

itwashot.

A.incaseB.providedC.ifD.unless

15.impossibletomakealivinginreal

estate,Nancyaddedinsuranceasasideline.

A.It'sbeingB.ItsbeingC.ItisD.Itbeing

16.Sheinwearingthatold-

fashionedhat.

A.insistsB.persistsC.assistsD.consists

17.Thehorseranawayfromthefire.

A.havingfrightenedB.frighteningC.

frightenedD.frighten18.Dr.Brucewillfirstgiveyou

asummaryofthesituationandthendiscussit

A.atintervalB.atrandomC.atissueD.atlength

19.Thesecretagentkeptlookingbackbecausehewas

afraidof.

A.followedB.beingfollowedC.having

followedD.havingbeenfollowed

20.Themotherflatlyrejectedmysuggestionthat

sheherdaughterthenextweek.

A.meetB.wouldmeetC.metD.had

metl.Somethingiswrongwithyourtruck.You'dbetter

haveit.

A.repairingB.repairC.repairedD.tobe

repaired2.ThestormdelayedYokohamaHarbor.

A.theshiptoleaveB.theship'sleavingC.

theleavingshipD.toleavetheship

23.Evidencecameupspecificspeech

soundsarerecognizedbybabiesasyoungassixmonths

old.

A.whatB.whichC.thatD./4.isoften

thecase,workershaveoverfulfilledtheirwork

program.

A.WhichB.ItC.ThatD.As5.Let'shavealook

atwhatwe'vegothere,?

A.willyouB.shallweC.don,tweD.will

we6.hecometomorrow,Ishouldgivehimthe

dictionaryheneeds.

A.HadB.ShouldC.WereD.Would

27.TheFrenchpianistwhohadbeenpraisedvery

highlytobeagreatdisappointment.

A.turnedoffB.turnedupC.turnedoutD.turned

down

28.Withincreasedtaxationandrisingprices,I

amgoingtohavetoonquitealotofthings

-clothes,recordsandsoon.

A.cutoffB.cutinC.cutoutD.cutdown9.The

boywoulddoeverythingbuthisfault.

A.toadmitB.admittingC.admitD.wou1d

admitO.Theemployeewastoldtofinishthejob

whathappened.

AinspiteofBregardlessofCaheadofDforthe

sakeof1.Hespentcollectingmaterialsfor

hisarticle.

1

A.ahalfyearB.halfyearC.halfayearD.half

ofayear.Tosucceedinascientific

experiment,

A.oneneedsbeingpatientpersonB.patienceis

toneedC.oneneedstobepatientD.patienceiswhat

needed

33.Englishisusedbymorepeoplethan

languageexcept

Chinese.

A.anyB.anyotherC.otherD.allother

34.Thedishterrible!Idon'tlikeit

atall.

A.tastesB.tastedC.willtasteD.istasted

35.ShebeillbecauseIsawherplaying

tennisjustnow.

A'.can'tB.couldn?tC.mustn'tD.maynot

36.Sorry,officer.IatOmilesbutI

didn,tseeanysigninthe

areatellingpeoplehowfasttheycandrive.

A.shouldnotdriveB.shouldn,thavedrivenC.

mustn*tdriveD.can'tdrive7.Why

notProfessorLiforhelp?Heiskind-hearted

and

willingtohelp.

A.askB.youaskC.toaskDyourasking

38.Itisnoteasytheanswertothe

difficultmathproblem.

A.tofigureoutB.figuringoutC.figureout

D.beingfiguredout.Thetsunamiover160,

000peoplewerekilledwas

aterribledisasterforhumanbeings.

A.ofthatB.amongwhichC.duringthatD.in

which

40.Takethemedicinenow.Ibelieveit

willyourpain.

A.releaseB.reliveC.rejectD.relieve

41.Howcanyouheroffer?I'mafraid

shewillfeelhurt.

A.turnoutB.turnupC.turndownD.turnaway.

Sheapologizedfortoattendthemeeting.

A.herbeingnotableB.hertobenotableC.

hernottobeableD.hernotbeingableto3.Thisnew

coatcostmethelastoneIboughttwoyears

ago.

A.threetimesB.threetimesasmuchasC.three

timesasmuchD.threetimesmuchas4.Eachtermour

professorswouldalistofbooksforusto

read.

A.handinB.giveawayC.passoutD.writeout

45.ImywalletwhenIwasshoppingin

thestore.A.musthavedroppedB.shouldhavedropped

C.coulddropD.oughttohavedropped.Ibelieveyou

haveyourpurseintheliving-room.

A.leftaloneB.leftbehindC.leftoffD.left

out

47.Theresultsofthesurveyareinterestingand

theymore

questionsthantheycananswer.

A.bringaboutB.prohibitC.projectD.benefit

from

48.Heabandonedacareerthattohis

becomingoneofthe

mostinfluentialpeopleintheworld.

A.couldhaveledB.wouldleadC.shouldhave

ledD.mustlead.Thedoctor'sadvicewasthatthe

patientatonce.

A.tobeoperatedB.beingoperatedC.beoperated

D.operated0.bythelookonherface,she

didn'tcatchwhatImeant.

A.JudgingB.JudgedC.JudgeD.Tojudge1.By

nomeansourmistakes.

A.weoughtignoreB.weoughttoignoreC.ought

weignoreD.oughtwetoignore.Theteacherhashis

studentsacompositioneveryother

week.

A.towriteB.writtenC.writingD.write

53.Givethebookstoneedsthemfor

theEnglishclassand

thewritingclass.

A.whomeverB.whomC.whoD.whoever

54.Asolidisdifferentfromaliquid

thesolidhasitsdefinite

shape.

A.inthatB.inwhichC.inwhatD.becauseof

which

55.Itisbecauseheiskindand

modesthewinstherespectof

others.

A.whatB.whichC.whyD.that

56.Yourmothertoldmethatyouoversleptthis

morning,,?

A.didn'tsheB.didn,tyouC.didsheD.did

you

57.,hefelttiredoutafterthelong

journeyforeighthours.

A.StrongasheisB.ThestrongerheisC.Strong

manthatheisD.Forheisstrong.Theyhaveagreed

thattheywilltothepolicyandwillnot

changeit.

A.commitB.stickC.combineD.fall

d9.Thecompanyhastothebenefits

againstthecostsinthe

2

lastthreemonths.

boastB.blameC.blockD.balance

60.We,vepaperandink.AskMrs.

Edwardtolendussome.

A.runawaywithB.runoutofC.runoffD.run

down

61.Historyisarecordofmankind;different

historians,,interpretitdifferently.

A.thereforeB.onthecontraryC.howeverD.

consequently2.Itwasnotuntilitgotdark

working.

A.thattheystoppedB.whentheystoppedC.did

theystopD.thattheydidn'tstop

63..Beforethechildwenttobed,thefather

askedhimtoallthetoyshehadtakenout.

A.putoffB.putupC.putawayD.putout

64..Thinkingthatyouknowinfact

youdon,tisnotagoodidea.

A.whatB.thatC.whenD.which

65."doesMr.JohnsongotoLondonon

business?||—Atleastonceamonth.||

A.HowmanyB.HowlongC.HowoftenD.How

66.Helenwasmuchkindertoheryoungestchild

thanshewastotheothers,,ofcourse,made

theothersjealous.

A.whoB.whatC.thatD.which

67.Evidencecameupspecificspeech

soundsarerecognizedbybabiesasyoungasmonthsold.

A.whereB.thatC.whichD.what

68.Hewhenthebuscametoasudden

stop.

A.wasalmosthurtB.wasalmosttohurthimself

C.wasalmosthurthimselfD.wasalmosthurting

himself9.Isupposeyouarenotserious,?

A.doIB.don'tIC.areyouD.aren,tyou

70.Thiscompositionisgoodsome

spellingmistakes.

A.exceptB.besidesC.exceptthatD.except

for

71.WhenIsaythatsomeoneisinShanghaifor

good,Imeanthatheisthere.

A.tofindagoodjobB.forthetimebeingC.

toliveahappylifeD.forever

72.Rubberdiffersfromplasticsit

isproducednaturallyandnotinfilelab.

A.atthatB.inthatC.forthatD.withthat

73.Womenallovertheworldareequal

payforequaljobs.

A.callingonB,callingaboutC.callingoffD.

callingfor

74.Withthebridge,therewasnothing

foritbuttoswim

A.wasdestroyedB.destroyingB.beingdestroyed

D.destroyed75.Havingnomoneybuttoknow,

hesimplysaidhewouldgowithoutdinner.

A.nottowantanyoneB.wantednooneC.not

wantinganyoneD.towantnoone.Thechildrenlined

upandwalkedout

A.inplaceB.inconditionC.inorderD.in

private

77.Theteacher,aswellasallhisstudents,

bythedancer?sperformance.

A.wasimpressedB.hadimpressedC.impressed

D.wereimpressed.iswellknown,thekey

tosuccessliesinhardwork.

A.AsB.ThatC.WhichD.What

79.Thedoctorwillnotperformtheoperation

itisabsolutelynecessary.

A.soB.ifC.forD.unless

80.Todaythepolicecanwatchcars

onroadsbyradar.

A.runB.torunC.runningD.toberun

81.Thelittleboysawtheplaneand

burstintoflames.

A.completeB.compelC.crashD.clutch

82.Beijingiswellitsbeautiful

sceneryandtheGreatWall.

A.knownasB.knowntoC.knownaboutD.known

for

83.Fromherconversation,Ithatshe

hadalargefamily.

A.deducedB.decidedC.declaredD.deceived

84.Thisquestionistoohard,itis

mycomprehension.

A.belowB.beyondC.overD.without

85.Inordertobuyherhouseshehadtoobtain

afromthebank.

A.financeB.capitalC.loanD.debt

86.Somecitieshavepassedlawsthatallowcoal

andoilonlyiftheirsulfurcontentislow.

A.burningB.toburnC.beingburnedD.tobeburned

87.Spacevehicleswerelaunchedintoouterspace

searchofanotherlivingplanet.

A.toB.atC.inD.for

88.Youtwohavegotalot.

A.ingeneralB.incommonC.inallD.inany

case

89.Itistimetofieldsinwhichthey

arejustascapableasmen.

A.keepwomen'sB.stoptokeepwomenout

C.keepwomenawayD.stopkeepingwomenoutof

90.Frank,slessonsweretoohardforhim,and

hesoonfelltherestoftheclass.A.

behindB.downC.offD.awayfrom

91.MaryregrettedtoJohn,sbirthdayparty

lastSunday.

A.notgoingB.nottogoC.nothavingbeen

goingD.nottobegoing

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92.ThefamousnovelissaidintoChinese.

A.tohavetranslatedC.tohavebeentranslated

b93.Standingonthebank,thechildrenwatched

theshipwithallofgoods.A.loadingB.being

loadedC.tobeloadedD.havingloaded4.I

writingthearticlebythetimeyougetback.

A.shallfinishB.musthavefinishedC.have

finishedD.shallhavefinished5.Marynevertells

anyonewhatshedoesfora.A.jobB.workC.

professionD.living

96.I'msorryIcouldn,tgetintouchwithhim

beforeheleft,Ihimearlier.A.hadatelephoneB.

havephonedC.shouldhavephonedD.shouldbephoned

97.Withtheoldmanway,wehadnotrouble

infindingthatthemysteriouscave.A.leadingB.led

C.leadD.tobeled

98.anythingabouttheaccident,hewentto

workaswell.A.NotknowB.KnownotC.KnowingnotD.

Notknowing

99.Nowhereelseinthewor1dmoreattractive

scenerythaninSwitzerland.A.youcanfindB.is

foundC.canyoufindD.hasbeenfound

100.Thevoterstoldthepoliticianthathe

couldontheirsupportinthenextgenerale

lections.A.expectB.decideC.countD.doubt

101.Anoldfriendfromabroad,Iwas

expectingtostaywith,telephonedmefromtheairport.

A.thatB.whomC.whoD.which

102.Peterwishesthathelawinsteadof

literaturewhenhewasincollege.A.couldstudyB.

studiedC.hadstudiedD.wouldstudy103.Whenshe

heardthebadnews,shecompletely.A.broke

awayB.brokeupC.brokedownD.brokeout104.He

alargefortunefromhisbusiness.A.madeB.won

C.expectedD.gained

105.Heneverwrotetohisfatherhewasin

needofmoney.A.exceptB.exceptwhenC.exceptfor

D.exceptthat

106.Helookedbehindhimtohewasnotbeing

followed.A.believeB.findC.makesureD.look

107.Thecarwasrepairedbutnotquitetomy

A.joyB.pleasureC.attractionD.satisfaction

108.Areyouspendingmoremoneyonthespace

program?A.infavorofB.byfavorofC.infavor

toD.outoffavorbl09.Fortunately,the

demonstrationtobequitepeaceful.A.turnedin

B.turnedoutC.showedoffD.showedup110.

wasunimportant.

A.WhetherheenjoyedourdinnerornotB.No

matterhowheenjoyedourdinnerC.Ifheenjoyedour

dinnerD.Whatheenjoyedourdinner

111.Selfishpeopleoftentakeofother

peopleJskindness.A.advantageB.careC.useD.

profit

112.Hisbusinessisgrowingsofastthathe

mustmoreworkers.A.takeupB.takeonC.take

overD.takeout113.Itisdesirablethathe.

A.givesuptryingB.giveuptryingC.wouldgive

uptryingD.isgoingtogiveuptrying114.Young

heis,heknowswhatistherightthingtodo.A.that

BasC.althoughD.however

115.Thisisoneofthebestbooksonthe

subject.

A.thathaveeverbeenwrittenB.whichhaveever

beenwrittenC.thathaseverbeenwrittenD.whatever

havebeenwritten116.Wewerenotsurprisedat,

forhehadworkedsohard.A.whathasheachievedB.

thatwhathehadachievedC.whathehadachievedD.

thathehadachieved117.Myroomisamess.Itneeds

A.tobetidyingupB.tidyingupC.totidyup

D.tidiedup

bl18.Agreatcelebrationisgoingtobeheld

thedistinguishedwriter.A.inspiteofB.inhonor

ofC.infavorofD.inthenameof

119.Allthemembersinthejuryagreedthatthe

manwasoftheft.A.criminalB.chargedC.

guiltyD.faulty

120.Havingfinishedtheletter,heit

carefullyandsealedtheenvelopwithakiss.A.

foldedB.bentC.turnedD.equipped

121.Thepoliceweregivenanorderthatthe

stolendocumentsmustberecoveredatall.A.

accountsB.conditionsC.paymentsD.costs

122.Thisnewinstrumentisfarsuperior

theoldoneweboughtthreeyearsago.A.thanB.to

C.overD.of

123.NotuntilIremindedhimforthethirdtime

workingandlookedup.A.thathestoppedB.does

hestoppedC.didhestopD.thathestopped124.I

amverysorryforforsolong.

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A.keepyouwaitingB.havingkeptyou

waitinglll—115ABBBA116—120CB.BC

A121―12D.B.CBBC.waitingforyouD.keep

youwait

125.Nosoonerhadtheygotoffthetrainit

startedmoving.126—130.DBCAC

A.whenB.thanC.thenD.after

126.Theteacherhashisstudentsa

compositioneveryotherweek.

A.towriteB.writtenC.writingD.write

127.Whenandwherethenewhospitalwillbe

builtamystery.

A.toremainB.remainsC.remainD.isremaining

128.Themiddle■—agedmanwasseenoutof

thehouseontheafternoonofthemurder.A.cameB.

comeC.tocomeD.havecome

12Thepremierandthevisitingforeignminister

hadatalkinfriendlyatmosphere.A.amostB.

mostC.veryD.thevery

130.MynextdoorneighborJohnsonseemstohave

opinionontheshowlastnight.A.ratherthe

strongB.ratherstrongC.aratherstrongD.the

ratherstrong

Keytoeach

1—ACBDD—10BCCDD11—1DB/CAAD16—20

DCDBA1—2CBCDB6—30DCDCA

31—3CCBAA6—40BAADDI—45CDBDA46—50

BAACB1—5DDDAD6—60BABDB1~6CACAC6—70

DBACD1—7DBDDC6—80CAADC1~8CDABC6—90

DCBDA1—95.ACBDD-100CADCC101—105.BC.C.A.B

106—110.CDABA

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大學(xué)英語精讀第二冊(cè)課后習(xí)題答案

Unitl

一)

1.bare

2.empty

3.empty

4.bare

5.empty

6.empty

二)

1.shortly

2.trackdown

3.faint

4.motioned

5.atthesightof

6.feellike

7.slamming

8.rangout

9.contract

10.madefor

11.heated

12.emerged

三)

1.host

2.sprangup/rangout

3.impulse

4.cameto

5.trackdown

6.unexpected

7.outgrow

8.widened

9.shortly

10.emerge/springup

11.atthesightof

12.madefor

13.crisis

14.colonial

四)

1.Jimmyhasoutgrowntheshirtshisauntmade

forhimafewyearsago.

2.Doesthedoctorthinktheelderlyladyis

likelytosurvivetheoperation/itislikelythatthe

elderlyladywillsurvivetheoperation?

3.Theotherdayyourcousinpaidusanunexpected

visit.

4.Don'tyouseethenursemotioningustobe

silent?

5.Herfacelitupwithjoyathisreturn.

6.Thesoundofherfootstepsgrewfainterasshe

walkedfartheraway.

五)

1.

Additionaladvantageous

Anxiousconditional

Courageouscurious

Dangerouseducational

Emotionalfamous

Industrialintentional

Medicalmountionous

Musicalmysterious

Nationaloccasional

Personalpractical

2.

Heatedcolored

pigtailedgifted

beardedpointed

experiencedaged

skilleddiseased

六)

1.Thepeoplequestionedgaveverydifferent

opinionsontheissue.

2.Canyouseethemanclimbingonthatrock?

3.Severaldayspassedbeforetheycameupwith

asatisfactorysolutiontotheproblemsdiscussed.

4.Wewerewokenearlybythesoundofthebirds

singing.

5.Thechairmanmadeitclearthatthose

objectingshouldexplaintheirreasons.

6.Afteraday'swork,IfeltIhadlittleenergy

left.

7.Iknewofsomeoftheathletestakingpart.

8.Thesuccessobtainedsurprisedthosewhohad

givenuptheprojectasimpossible.

七)

1.Duringthetimethat

2.Aslongas

3.Although

4.aslongas

5.whereas

6.Although

7.whereas

8.Although

1.Theyfrightenedthechildintotellingthe

truth.

2.Hetrickedherintomarryinghimbypretending

thathewasthesonofamillionaire.

3.Mytactlesswordsforcedtheoldgentleman

intobuyingsomethinghecouldnotpossiblyafford.

4.Hefinallytalkedmeintoacceptinghisterms.

5.Thegirlpersuadedherfatherintogivingup

smoking.

6.Theirseverecriticismshockedherinto

realizingherselfishness.

1.Guestsaretobebackinthehotelbytwelve

o'clock.

2.Aninvestigationistobemadenextweek.

3.Iamtomeetthemattheairport.

4.Youaretofinishyourhomeworkbeforeyou

watchTV.

5.Themedicineistobetakenthreetimesaday

aftermeals.

6.BobandSusanaretogetmarriedinOctober

A)

1.hosts

2.heated

3.argument

4.impulse

5.shortly

6.emerged

7.slam

8.crawled

9.crisis

1.corner

2.attention

3.noticed

4.shining

5.directed

6.there

7.bed

8.snake

9.its

10.feet

11.from

12.however

13.do

14.as

15.forward

16.neither

17.still

18.if

19.through

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