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單選題(共80題,共80分)
1.Inrecentyearsmuchmoreemphasishasbeenput______developingthestudents′productiveskills.
A.onto
B.over
C.in
D.on
2.Findingajobinsuchabigcompanyhasalwaysbeen______hiswildestdreams.
A.under
B.above
C.over
D.beyond
3.Welovepeace,yetwearenotthekindofpeopletoyield______anymilitarythreat.
A.up
B.to
C.in
D.at
4.IfPennydoesthewashing,hersister___________thetable.
A.hascleared
B.cleared
C.isclearing
D.willclear
5.Theyhadtwodaughters,oneababy,___________agirlof12.
A.other
B.theother
C.oneother
D.another
6.Ifhehadreallybeenthere,I___________haveseenhim
A.will
B.shall
C.should
D.can
7.Mr.Whitetreatedthegirl___________hisowndaughter.
A.with
B.for
C.as
D.of
8.Thefoodissurely___________.IttastesverygoodandIenjoyeatingit.
A.expensive
B.enough
C.strong
D.delicious
9.Whenwewereyoung,we___________tostayoutafter11o′clock.
A.hadn'tallowed
B.didn'tallow
C.weren'tallowed
D.wouldn'tallow
10.___________intherain,hewaswettotheskin.
A.Caught
B.Catching
C.Havingcaught
D.Tobecaught
11.Herfatherwasanartistwhosometimes___________asatourguide.
A.works
B.worked
C.hasworked
D.mustwork
12.Don′t___________moreresponsibilitiesthanyoucanmanage.
A.turn
B.bring
C.work
D.take
13.Thisisasimpleandinexpensiveprocess___________,therearcdangers.
A.However
B.Besides
C.Therefore
D.Thus
14.Educationis___________lifelongexperiencethatstartslongbefore___________startofschool.
A.the;the
B.the;a
C.a;a
D.a;the
15.Westayedupallnight,talkingabout___________hadhappenedinthelastfewmonths.
A.what
B.which
C.that
D.why
16.Schooldaysaresaid___________thehappiestdaysinone′slifetime.
A.being
B.tobe
C.havebeen
D.are
17.I___________inShanghaiforoverayear,soIhaveabigadvantage.
A.havelived
B.willlive
C.amliving
D.live
18.--MayIgetyousomethingtodrink?
A.Ifyoulike
B.Well,asyouwish
C.Yes,I'mfine
D.Yes,water,please
19.Childrenarcverycurious___________.
A.atheart
B.onpurpose
C.inperson
D.bynature
20.TheolderNewEnglandvillageshavechangedrelativelylittle___________agasstationortwoinrecentdecades.
A.exceptfor
B.except
C.inaddition
D.besides
21.Jeandoesn′twanttoworkrightawaybecauseshethinksthatifshe___________ajobsheprobablywouldn′tbeabletoseeherfriendsveryoften.
A.hastoget
B.hadgot
C.weretoget
D.couldhavegot
22.Themadmanwasputinthesoft-paddedcelllesthe___________himself.
A.injure
B.injured
C.hadinjured
D.wouldinjure
23.Theresidents,___________hadbeendamagedbytheflood,weregivenhelpbytheRedCross.
A.alltheirhomes
B.allwhosehomes
C.allofwhosehomes
D.alloftheirhomes
24.Americanseat___________astheyactuallyneedeveryday.
A.twiceasmuchprotein
B.twiceproteinasmuchtwice
C.twiceproteinasmuch
D.proteinastwicemuch
25.Theyusuallyhavelessmoneyattheendofthemonththan___________atthebeginning.
A.whichis
B.whichwas
C.theyhave
D.itis
26.Thattreelookedasifit___________foralongtime.
A.hasn'twatered
B.didn'twater
C.hadn'tbeenwatered
D.wash'twatered
27.___________mancancreateradioactiveelements,thereisnothinghecandotoreduceradioactivity.
A.As
B.Whether
C.While
D.Nowthat
28.Hewillsurelyfinishthejobontime___________he′slefttodoitinhisownway.
A.inthat
B.solongas
C.incase
D.asfaras
29.Bytheendoftheyearallbuttwopeople___________.
A.haveleft
B.willleave
C.willbeleaving
D.willhaveleft
30.After___________forthejob,youwillberequiredtotakealanguagetest.
A.beinginterviewed
B.interviewed
C.interviewing
D.havinginterviewed
31.Rodisdeterminedtogetaseatfortheconcert___________itmeansstandinginaqueueallnight.
A.asif
B.provided
C.evenif
D.whatever
32.Theprofessorcouldhardlyfindsufficientgrounds___________hisargumentsinfavorofthenewtheory.
A.onwhichtobase
B.whichtobaseon
C.tobaseon
D.tobebasedon
33.Silveristhebestconductorofelectricity,copper___________itclosely.
A.followed
B.tofollow
C.following
D.beingfollowed
34.Hemusthavehadanaccident,orhe___________then.
A.wouldhavebeenhere
B.shouldbehere
C.hadtobehere
D.wouldbehere
35.Thatyoungmanstilldenies___________thefirebehindthestore.
A.start
B.tostart
C.havingstarted
D.tohavestarted
36."MayIspeaktoyourmanagerMr.Williamsatfiveo′clocktonight?"
"I′msorry.Mr.Williams___________toaconferencelongbeforethen."
A.havegone
B.wouldhavegone
C.hadgone
D.willhavegone
37.Hadheworkedharder,he___________theexams.
A.musthavegotthrough
B.wouldgetthrough
C.wouldhavegotthrough
D.couldgetthrough
38.Thegoals___________hehadfoughtallhislifenolongerseemedimportanttohim.
A.afterwhich
B.forwhich
C.withwhich
D.atwhich
39.Thesaleusuallytakesplaceoutsidethehousewiththeaudience___________onbenches,chairsorboxes.
A.havingseated
B.seating
C.seated
D.havingbeenseated
40.I’vealreadytoldyouthatI′mgoingtobuyit,____________
A.howevermuchitcosts
B.howmuchdoesitcost
C.howeverdoesitcostmuch
D.nomatterhowitcosts
41.Beeristhemostpopulardrinkamongmaledrinkers,___________overallconsumptionissignificantlyhigherthanthatofwomen.
A.that
B.what
C.which
D.whose
42.Itisusefultobeabletopredicttheextent___________whichapricechangewillaffectsupplyanddemand.
A.from
B.with
C.to
D.for
43.Johnregretted___________tothemeetinglastweek.
A.notgoing
B.nottogo
C.nothavingbeengoing
D.nottobegoing
44.Hegivespeopletheimpression___________allhislifeabroad.
A.ofhavingspent________________
B.tohavespent
C.ofbeingspent________________
D.tospend
45.Governmentcannotoperateeffectively___________itisfreefromsuchinterference.
A.solongas
B.sothat
C.unless
D.because
46.Somewomen___________agoodsalaryinajobinsteadofstayinghome,buttheydecidednottoworkforthesakeofthefamily.
A.mustmake
B.shouldhavemade
C.wouldmake
D.couldhavemade
47.Mr.Smithadvisedustowithdraw___________
A.sothattogetnotinvolved
B.soastogetnotinvolved
C.soasnottogetinvolved
D.sothatnottogetinvolved
48.Asapublicrelationsofficer,heissaid___________someveryinfluentialpeople.
A.toknow
B.tohavebeenknowing
C.tobeknowing
D.tohaveknown
49.Ifyouwant___________youhavetogetthefundsomewhere.
A.thatthejobisdone
B.thejobdone
C.tohavedonethejob
D.thejobthatisdone
50.Theproject,___________bytheendof2022,willexpandthecity′stelephonenetworktocover1,000,000users.
A.accomplished
B.beingaccomplished
C.tobeaccomplished
D.havingbeenaccomplished
51.InancientEgypt(古埃及),peoplebelievedthatthecatwasagod.Whena51dieditsownersshowedtheirsadnessbythestrangehabitofshavingtheireyebrowsoff!Inthe19thcentury,thefamousEnglishwriterCharlesDickenshadacatwhowasvery52ofhim.Thecatdidn′tliketo53Dickensworkingtoohard.Atnight,whenthecatwantedtosay"54writing!"tohismaster,heoften55Dickens′candlewithhispaw(腳爪)!
Whenanimalsbecomepets,theresult,afteranumberofgenerations,isasmalleranimalwithasmallerbrain.Rabbits(兔子),56,whichliveaspetsinagarden,arelessintelligentthantheir57cousins.Ofcourse,mandoesn′talwayskeep58forpleasure.Manyanimalshavetoworkfortheirmasters.
Therewas59afarminNamibia,Africa,whichhad80goats.Amothermonkeytookthegoatstothehillseverydayandbroughtthembackatnight.She60knewexactlywhichgoatswerehers--whichismorethanmanyhumanscoulddo.
第(51)題選
A.cat
B.monkey
C.rabbit
D.goat
52.InancientEgypt(古埃及),peoplebelievedthatthecatwasagod.Whena51dieditsownersshowedtheirsadnessbythestrangehabitofshavingtheireyebrowsoff!Inthe19thcentury,thefamousEnglishwriterCharlesDickenshadacatwhowasvery52ofhim.Thecatdidn′tliketo53Dickensworkingtoohard.Atnight,whenthecatwantedtosay"54writing!"tohismaster,heoften55Dickens′candlewithhispaw(腳爪)!
Whenanimalsbecomepets,theresult,afteranumberofgenerations,isasmalleranimalwithasmallerbrain.Rabbits(兔子),56,whichliveaspetsinagarden,arelessintelligentthantheir57cousins.Ofcourse,mandoesn′talwayskeep58forpleasure.Manyanimalshavetoworkfortheirmasters.
Therewas59afarminNamibia,Africa,whichhad80goats.Amothermonkeytookthegoatstothehillseverydayandbroughtthembackatnight.She60knewexactlywhichgoatswerehers--whichismorethanmanyhumanscoulddo.
第(52)題選
A.sure
B.fond
C.afraid
D.proud
53.InancientEgypt(古埃及),peoplebelievedthatthecatwasagod.Whena51dieditsownersshowedtheirsadnessbythestrangehabitofshavingtheireyebrowsoff!Inthe19thcentury,thefamousEnglishwriterCharlesDickenshadacatwhowasvery52ofhim.Thecatdidn′tliketo53Dickensworkingtoohard.Atnight,whenthecatwantedtosay"54writing!"tohismaster,heoften55Dickens′candlewithhispaw(腳爪)!
Whenanimalsbecomepets,theresult,afteranumberofgenerations,isasmalleranimalwithasmallerbrain.Rabbits(兔子),56,whichliveaspetsinagarden,arelessintelligentthantheir57cousins.Ofcourse,mandoesn′talwayskeep58forpleasure.Manyanimalshavetoworkfortheirmasters.
Therewas59afarminNamibia,Africa,whichhad80goats.Amothermonkeytookthegoatstothehillseverydayandbroughtthembackatnight.She60knewexactlywhichgoatswerehers--whichismorethanmanyhumanscoulddo.
第(53)題選
A.make
B.help
C.see
D.force
54.InancientEgypt(古埃及),peoplebelievedthatthecatwasagod.Whena51dieditsownersshowedtheirsadnessbythestrangehabitofshavingtheireyebrowsoff!Inthe19thcentury,thefamousEnglishwriterCharlesDickenshadacatwhowasvery52ofhim.Thecatdidn′tliketo53Dickensworkingtoohard.Atnight,whenthecatwantedtosay"54writing!"tohismaster,heoften55Dickens′candlewithhispaw(腳爪)!
Whenanimalsbecomepets,theresult,afteranumberofgenerations,isasmalleranimalwithasmallerbrain.Rabbits(兔子),56,whichliveaspetsinagarden,arelessintelligentthantheir57cousins.Ofcourse,mandoesn′talwayskeep58forpleasure.Manyanimalshavetoworkfortheirmasters.
Therewas59afarminNamibia,Africa,whichhad80goats.Amothermonkeytookthegoatstothehillseverydayandbroughtthembackatnight.She60knewexactlywhichgoatswerehers--whichismorethanmanyhumanscoulddo.
第(54)題選
A.Stop
B.Start
C.Enjoy
D.Keep
55.InancientEgypt(古埃及),peoplebelievedthatthecatwasagod.Whena51dieditsownersshowedtheirsadnessbythestrangehabitofshavingtheireyebrowsoff!Inthe19thcentury,thefamousEnglishwriterCharlesDickenshadacatwhowasvery52ofhim.Thecatdidn′tliketo53Dickensworkingtoohard.Atnight,whenthecatwantedtosay"54writing!"tohismaster,heoften55Dickens′candlewithhispaw(腳爪)!
Whenanimalsbecomepets,theresult,afteranumberofgenerations,isasmalleranimalwithasmallerbrain.Rabbits(兔子),56,whichliveaspetsinagarden,arelessintelligentthantheir57cousins.Ofcourse,mandoesn′talwayskeep58forpleasure.Manyanimalshavetoworkfortheirmasters.
Therewas59afarminNamibia,Africa,whichhad80goats.Amothermonkeytookthegoatstothehillseverydayandbroughtthembackatnight.She60knewexactlywhichgoatswerehers--whichismorethanmanyhumanscoulddo.
第(55)題選
A.heldon
B.lookedfor
C.putout
D.pickedup
56.InancientEgypt(古埃及),peoplebelievedthatthecatwasagod.Whena51dieditsownersshowedtheirsadnessbythestrangehabitofshavingtheireyebrowsoff!Inthe19thcentury,thefamousEnglishwriterCharlesDickenshadacatwhowasvery52ofhim.Thecatdidn′tliketo53Dickensworkingtoohard.Atnight,whenthecatwantedtosay"54writing!"tohismaster,heoften55Dickens′candlewithhispaw(腳爪)!
Whenanimalsbecomepets,theresult,afteranumberofgenerations,isasmalleranimalwithasmallerbrain.Rabbits(兔子),56,whichliveaspetsinagarden,arelessintelligentthantheir57cousins.Ofcourse,mandoesn′talwayskeep58forpleasure.Manyanimalshavetoworkfortheirmasters.
Therewas59afarminNamibia,Africa,whichhad80goats.Amothermonkeytookthegoatstothehillseverydayandbroughtthembackatnight.She60knewexactlywhichgoatswerehers--whichismorethanmanyhumanscoulddo.
第(56)題選
A.finally
B.ofcourse
C.however
D.forexample
57.InancientEgypt(古埃及),peoplebelievedthatthecatwasagod.Whena51dieditsownersshowedtheirsadnessbythestrangehabitofshavingtheireyebrowsoff!Inthe19thcentury,thefamousEnglishwriterCharlesDickenshadacatwhowasvery52ofhim.Thecatdidn′tliketo53Dickensworkingtoohard.Atnight,whenthecatwantedtosay"54writing!"tohismaster,heoften55Dickens′candlewithhispaw(腳爪)!
Whenanimalsbecomepets,theresult,afteranumberofgenerations,isasmalleranimalwithasmallerbrain.Rabbits(兔子),56,whichliveaspetsinagarden,arelessintelligentthantheir57cousins.Ofcourse,mandoesn′talwayskeep58forpleasure.Manyanimalshavetoworkfortheirmasters.
Therewas59afarminNamibia,Africa,whichhad80goats.Amothermonkeytookthegoatstothehillseverydayandbroughtthembackatnight.She60knewexactlywhichgoatswerehers--whichismorethanmanyhumanscoulddo.
第(57)題選
A.happy
B.wild
C.famous
D.small
58.InancientEgypt(古埃及),peoplebelievedthatthecatwasagod.Whena51dieditsownersshowedtheirsadnessbythestrangehabitofshavingtheireyebrowsoff!Inthe19thcentury,thefamousEnglishwriterCharlesDickenshadacatwhowasvery52ofhim.Thecatdidn′tliketo53Dickensworkingtoohard.Atnight,whenthecatwantedtosay"54writing!"tohismaster,heoften55Dickens′candlewithhispaw(腳爪)!
Whenanimalsbecomepets,theresult,afteranumberofgenerations,isasmalleranimalwithasmallerbrain.Rabbits(兔子),56,whichliveaspetsinagarden,arelessintelligentthantheir57cousins.Ofcourse,mandoesn′talwayskeep58forpleasure.Manyanimalshavetoworkfortheirmasters.
Therewas59afarminNamibia,Africa,whichhad80goats.Amothermonkeytookthegoatstothehillseverydayandbroughtthembackatnight.She60knewexactlywhichgoatswerehers--whichismorethanmanyhumanscoulddo.
第(58)題選
A.animals
B.gardens
C.cousins
D.candles
59.InancientEgypt(古埃及),peoplebelievedthatthecatwasagod.Whena51dieditsownersshowedtheirsadnessbythestrangehabitofshavingtheireyebrowsoff!Inthe19thcentury,thefamousEnglishwriterCharlesDickenshadacatwhowasvery52ofhim.Thecatdidn′tliketo53Dickensworkingtoohard.Atnight,whenthecatwantedtosay"54writing!"tohismaster,heoften55Dickens′candlewithhispaw(腳爪)!
Whenanimalsbecomepets,theresult,afteranumberofgenerations,isasmalleranimalwithasmallerbrain.Rabbits(兔子),56,whichliveaspetsinagarden,arelessintelligentthantheir57cousins.Ofcourse,mandoesn′talwayskeep58forpleasure.Manyanimalshavetoworkfortheirmasters.
Therewas59afarminNamibia,Africa,whichhad80goats.Amothermonkeytookthegoatstothehillseverydayandbroughtthembackatnight.She60knewexactlywhichgoatswerehers--whichismorethanmanyhumanscoulddo.
第(59)題選
A.again
B.soon
C.often
D.once
60.InancientEgypt(古埃及),peoplebelievedthatthecatwasagod.Whena51dieditsownersshowedtheirsadnessbythestrangehabitofshavingtheireyebrowsoff!Inthe19thcentury,thefamousEnglishwriterCharlesDickenshadacatwhowasvery52ofhim.Thecatdidn′tliketo53Dickensworkingtoohard.Atnight,whenthecatwantedtosay"54writing!"tohismaster,heoften55Dickens′candlewithhispaw(腳爪)!
Whenanimalsbecomepets,theresult,afteranumberofgenerations,isasmalleranimalwithasmallerbrain.Rabbits(兔子),56,whichliveaspetsinagarden,arelessintelligentthantheir57cousins.Ofcourse,mandoesn′talwayskeep58forpleasure.Manyanimalshavetoworkfortheirmasters.
Therewas59afarminNamibia,Africa,whichhad80goats.Amothermonkeytookthegoatstothehillseverydayandbroughtthembackatnight.She60knewexactlywhichgoatswerehers--whichismorethanmanyhumanscoulddo.
第(60)題選
A.never
B.sometimes
C.seldom
D.always
61.OnNovember19,1863,AbrahamLincolnwenttoGettysburginPennsylvaniatospeakattheNationalSoldiersCemetery.TheCivilWarwasstillgoingon.TherewasmuchcriticismofPresidentLincolnatthetime.Hewasnotatallpopular.HehadbeeninvitedtospeakatGettysburgonlyoutofpoliteness.TheprincipalspeakerwastobeEdwardEverett,afamousstatesmanandspeakeroftheday.Everettwasahandsomemanandverypopulareverywhere.
ItissaidthatLincolnpreparedhisspeechonthetrainwhilegoingtoGettysburg.Latethatnight,aloneinhishotelroomandtiredout,heagainworkedbrieflyonthespeech.ThenextdayEverettspokefirst.Hespokeforanhourand57minutes.Hisspeechwasaperfectexampleoftherichoratoryoftheday.ThenLincolnrose.Thecrowdof15,000peopleatfirstpaidlittleattentiontohim.Hespokeforonlynineminutes.Attheendtherewaslittleapplause.Lincolnturnedtoafriendandremarked,"Ihavefailedagain."OnthetrainbacktoWashington,hesaidsadly,"Thatspeechwasaflatfailure,andthepeoplearedisappointed."
Somenewspapersatfirstcriticizedthespeech.Butlittlebylittleaspeoplereadthespeechtheybegantounderstandbetter.Theybegantoappreciateitssimplicityanditsdeepmeaning.ItwasaspeechwhichonlyAbrahamLincolncouldhavemade.
Today,everyAmericanschoolchildlearnsLincoln′sGettysburgAddressbyheart.NoweveryonethinksofitasoneofthegreatestspeechesevergiveninAmericanhistory.
In1863,AbrahamLincolnwas___________
A.verycritical
B.unpopular
C.verypopular
D.verycourteous
62.OnNovember19,1863,AbrahamLincolnwenttoGettysburginPennsylvaniatospeakattheNationalSoldiersCemetery.TheCivilWarwasstillgoingon.TherewasmuchcriticismofPresidentLincolnatthetime.Hewasnotatallpopular.HehadbeeninvitedtospeakatGettysburgonlyoutofpoliteness.TheprincipalspeakerwastobeEdwardEverett,afamousstatesmanandspeakeroftheday.Everettwasahandsomemanandverypopulareverywhere.
ItissaidthatLincolnpreparedhisspeechonthetrainwhilegoingtoGettysburg.Latethatnight,aloneinhishotelroomandtiredout,heagainworkedbrieflyonthespeech.ThenextdayEverettspokefirst.Hespokeforanhourand57minutes.Hisspeechwasaperfectexampleoftherichoratoryoftheday.ThenLincolnrose.Thecrowdof15,000peopleatfirstpaidlittleattentiontohim.Hespokeforonlynineminutes.Attheendtherewaslittleapplause.Lincolnturnedtoafriendandremarked,"Ihavefailedagain."OnthetrainbacktoWashington,hesaidsadly,"Thatspeechwasaflatfailure,andthepeoplearedisappointed."
Somenewspapersatfirstcriticizedthespeech.Butlittlebylittleaspeoplereadthespeechtheybegantounderstandbetter.Theybegantoappreciateitssimplicityanditsdeepmeaning.ItwasaspeechwhichonlyAbrahamLincolncouldhavemade.
Today,everyAmericanschoolchildlearnsLincoln′sGettysburgAddressbyheart.NoweveryonethinksofitasoneofthegreatestspeechesevergiveninAmericanhistory.
LincolnwasinvitedtospeakattheNationalSoldiersCemeterybecausehewas___________.
A.afamousspeaker
B.averyhandsomeman
C.Presidentofthecountry
D.apopularstatesman
63.OnNovember19,1863,AbrahamLincolnwenttoGettysburginPennsylvaniatospeakattheNationalSoldiersCemetery.TheCivilWarwasstillgoingon.TherewasmuchcriticismofPresidentLincolnatthetime.Hewasnotatallpopular.HehadbeeninvitedtospeakatGettysburgonlyoutofpoliteness.TheprincipalspeakerwastobeEdwardEverett,afamousstatesmanandspeakeroftheday.Everettwasahandsomemanandverypopulareverywhere.
ItissaidthatLincolnpreparedhisspeechonthetrainwhilegoingtoGettysburg.Latethatnight,aloneinhishotelroomandtiredout,heagainworkedbrieflyonthespeech.ThenextdayEverettspokefirst.Hespokeforanhourand57minutes.Hisspeechwasaperfectexampleoftherichoratoryoftheday.ThenLincolnrose.Thecrowdof15,000peopleatfirstpaidlittleattentiontohim.Hespokeforonlynineminutes.Attheendtherewaslittleapplause.Lincolnturnedtoafriendandremarked,"Ihavefailedagain."OnthetrainbacktoWashington,hesaidsadly,"Thatspeechwasaflatfailure,andthepeoplearedisappointed."
Somenewspapersatfirstcriticizedthespeech.Butlittlebylittleaspeoplereadthespeechtheybegantounderstandbetter.Theybegantoappreciateitssimplicityanditsdeepmeaning.ItwasaspeechwhichonlyAbrahamLincolncouldhavemade.
Today,everyAmericanschoolchildlearnsLincoln′sGettysburgAddressbyheart.NoweveryonethinksofitasoneofthegreatestspeechesevergiveninAmericanhistory.
Itcanbeinferredfromthetextthat___________
A.LincolnpreparedhisspeechverycarefullybeforehewenttoGettysburg
B.Lincolnwasverybusyatthetimeanddidn'thavemuchtimetopreparehisspeech
C.Lincoln'sspeechwasfullofrichwords
D.Lincoln'sspeechwasverylong
64.OnNovember19,1863,AbrahamLincolnwenttoGettysburginPennsylvaniatospeakattheNationalSoldiersCemetery.TheCivilWarwasstillgoingon.TherewasmuchcriticismofPresidentLincolnatthetime.Hewasnotatallpopular.HehadbeeninvitedtospeakatGettysburgonlyoutofpoliteness.TheprincipalspeakerwastobeEdwardEverett,afamousstatesmanandspeakeroftheday.Everettwasahandsomemanandverypopulareverywhere.
ItissaidthatLincolnpreparedhisspeechonthetrainwhilegoingtoGettysburg.Latethatnight,aloneinhishotelroomandtiredout,heagainworkedbrieflyonthespeech.ThenextdayEverettspokefirst.Hespokeforanhourand57minutes.Hisspeechwasaperfectexampleoftherichoratoryoftheday.ThenLincolnrose.Thecrowdof15,000peopleatfirstpaidlittleattentiontohim.Hespokeforonlynineminutes.Attheendtherewaslittleapplause.Lincolnturnedtoafriendandremarked,"Ihavefailedagain."OnthetrainbacktoWashington,hesaidsadly,"Thatspeechwasaflatfailure,andthepeoplearedisappointed."
Somenewspapersatfirstcriticizedthespeech.Butlittlebylittleaspeoplereadthespeechtheybegantounderstandbetter.Theybegantoappreciateitssimplicityanditsdeepmeaning.ItwasaspeechwhichonlyAbrahamLincolncouldhavemade.
Today,everyAmericanschoolchildlearnsLincoln′sGettysburgAddressbyheart.NoweveryonethinksofitasoneofthegreatestspeechesevergiveninAmericanhistory.
ItwasafactthatLincoln′sspeechwas___________.
A.animmediatesuccess
B.warmlyapplauded
C.atotalfailure
D.notwell-receivedatfirst
65.OnNovember19,1863,AbrahamLincolnwenttoGettysburginPennsylvaniatospeakattheNationalSoldiersCemetery.TheCivilWarwasstillgoingon.TherewasmuchcriticismofPresidentLincolnatthetime.Hewasnotatallpopular.HehadbeeninvitedtospeakatGettysburgonlyoutofpoliteness.TheprincipalspeakerwastobeEdwardEverett,afamousstatesmanandspeakeroftheday.Everettwasahandsomemanandverypopulareverywhere.
ItissaidthatLincolnpreparedhisspeechonthetrainwhilegoingtoGettysburg.Latethatnight,aloneinhishotelroomandtiredout,heagainworkedbrieflyonthespeech.ThenextdayEverettspokefirst.Hespokeforanhourand57minutes.Hisspeechwasaperfectexampleoftherichoratoryoftheday.ThenLincolnrose.Thecrowdof15,000peopleatfirstpaidlittleattentiontohim.Hespokeforonlynineminutes.Attheendtherewaslittleapplause.Lincolnturnedtoafriendandremarked,"Ihavefailedagain."OnthetrainbacktoWashington,hesaidsadly,"Thatspeechwasaflatfailure,andthepeoplearedisappointed."
Somenewspapersatfirstcriticizedthespeech.Butlittlebylittleaspeoplereadthespeechtheybegantounderstandbetter.Theybegantoappreciateitssimplicityanditsdeepmeaning.ItwasaspeechwhichonlyAbrahamLincolncouldhavemade.
Today,everyAmericanschoolchildlearnsLincoln′sGettysburgAddressbyheart.NoweveryonethinksofitasoneofthegreatestspeechesevergiveninAmericanhistory.
WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?
A.Lincoln'sGettysburgAddresshasdeepmeaning
B.Lincoln'sGettysburgAddressissimpleinstyle
C.Lincoln'sGettysburgAddressismemorizedbyeveryAmericanschoolchild
D.Lincoln'sGettysburgAddressisthegreatestspeecheverdeliveredintheUnitedStates
66.Thisistheageofthequickaction.Wehaveinstantsatisfaction,fastfood,speedreading,mobilephones;eventhestressmanagementbookshavetitleslike"StressManagementin60Seconds".
CanadianClassicsProfessorMargaretVisserpointsoutthattheperceptionthatwehave"notime"isoneofthemoststrictconceptsofWesternculture.Vissersaysthat"notime"isusedasanexcuseandalsoasaspur(刺激);itbothgoadsusandforcesus,justasaconceptsuchas"honour"didfortheancientGreeks.AccordingtoVisser,thefeelingthatWesternershave"notime"isabstract,quantitative,amoral(非道德性的),unarguable,bringingpressureoneachpersonasanindividual.Atthesametime,the"notime"excuseescapescensurebyclaimingtobeaconditioncreatedentirelyoutofourgoodfortune.
Lifeoffers"somanypleasures,somanychoices".
Thefactthatwomennowworkoutsidethehomehascontributedtothe"notime"trend.Butmoreimportant,Vissersays,isthefactthatfeelingrushedhasbecomeanimportantcomponentofoureconomy.Marketingof"time-saving"productscausespeopletobuymoreandworklonger.Soweeatoutorbuypreparedfoodtosavetime.Thefax-it-to-me-in-my-cartechnologyonlycontributestotheconstanthurry.Inourrushedandexhaustedstate,eventheobligation(義務(wù))tositdowntocasualmealwithfamilyseemslikeapressure.Incomparisonwiththedecisiontoacton
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