新世紀(jì)大學(xué)英語綜合教程3期末練習(xí)題

第一套題

Directions:ChoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.

1.Dennisonwasknowntopayhismenhandsomely,butinreturnheexpectedcompleteloyalty,total______{s/1},andabsoluterespect.

[A]judgment

[B]statement

[C]commitment

[D]assignment

2.DuringtheinterviewIwasthefirsttoaskhim______{s/1}questionsthatputtheBonngovernmentinanawkwardposition.

[A]. instructing

[B]. intimidating

[C]. rewarding

[D]. embarrassing

3.Ididn'trealizethefoodproblemwasso______{s/1}inthiscity;withwintercoming,manypeoplewouldstarvetodeathwithoutmorehelp.

[A]. essential

[B]. critical

[C]. explicit

[D]. effective

4. Someseethemselvesastheproviderofideas,______{s/1}othersviewtheirroleasessentiallymanagerial.

[A]. when

[B]. therefore

[C]. while

[D]. otherwise

5. [B]ythesideofthenewteachinghall______{s/1}alibrarybuiltinthe1930s.

[A]. collects

[B]. stands

[C]. creates

[D]. belongs

6.I'dliketotake______{s/1}ofthisopportunitytothankallofyouforyourefforts.

[A].profit

[B].benefit

[C].occasion

[D].advantage

7.Wefinally______{s/1}anagreementafteralotofhardargument.

[A].reached

[B].did

[A]. response

[B]. comment

[C]. answer

[D]. reply

16. Thepolicesearchedthecityinanefforttocatchthemanwho______{s/1}themurderlastweek.

[A]. limited

[B]. made

[C]. did

[D]. committed

17. Theyhadtoexaminethedeadtigerbeforetheywere______{s/1}astowhokilledit.

[A]. positive

[B]. senior

[C]. visual

[D]. vital

18. Hecouldbe______{s/1}abouteverythingelseintheworld,butnotaboutManet,hislovingchild.

[A]. visual

[B]. critical

[C]. favorite

[D]. essential

19. Measureshadtobetakeninfaceofthehousingproblemthat______{s/1}inthecity.

[A]. founded

[B]. raised

[C]. arose

[D]. produced

20. Somepreviousstudyofmusicorperformanceexperienceisdesirablethoughnotaformal______{s/1}forstudentswishingtotakethecourse.

[A]. requirement

[B]. committed

[C]. management

[D]. assignment

21. Eveniftheysurvivesuchaseriousaccident,theywillbebadlyhurtor______{s/1}forlife.

[A]. cured

[B]. crippled

[C]. cared

[D]. Contracted

22. Disease______{s/1}duringthejourneyandmanypassengershadtoberushedtohospitalfortreatment。

[A]. brokeout

[B]. brokedown

[C]. startedoff

[D]. startedout

23. Agoodswimmershouldlearnto______{s/1}themovementsofhisarmsandlegs.

[A]. combine

[B]. connect

[C]. cooperate

[D]. coordinate

24.______{s/1}whatotherssay,Ithinkhe'saverykindandfriendlyyoungman.

[A]. Although

[B]. Though

[C]. Despite

[D]. Inspite

25. Thesmalltownbecameatouristattractionanditsonlyrestaurantbecamesocrowdedthatthe______{s/1}hadtoeatathomeeverynight.

[A]. locals

[B]. citizens

[C]. migrants

[D]. emigrants

26.Mr.Sandershasbeenaskedto______{s/1}thenextmeetingofthecommittee.

[A].manage

[B].chair

[C].listen

[D].think

27.Carefulsurveyshaveindicatedthatasmanyasfiftypercentofpatientsdonottakedrugs______{s/1}directed.

[A].like

[B].so

[C].which

[D].as

28.______{s/1}thatmyheadhadcleared,mybrainwasalsobeginningtoworkmuchbetter.

[A].For

[B].Since

[C].Now

[D].Despite

29.Someofyoursuggestionshavebeenadoptedbutothershavebeen______{s/1}astheyarenotworkable.

[A].turnedaway

[B].turneddown

[C].turnedback

[D].turnedout

30.Theobserver'sstatementabouttheaccidentwasvery______{s/1};weknowalmosteverythingaboutitnow.

[A].specific

[B].especial

[C].exceptional

[D].special

31.Yourworkdoesnot______{s/1}whatIexpectofyou.

[A].comeupwith

[B].comeout

[C].comeround

[D].comeupto

32.Nofaultisattached______{s/1}thebusdriverfortheterribleaccidentattherailwaycrossing.

[A].for

[B].to

[C].with

[D].in

33.Occasionallyweexperiencestrongwindsandstormsfromthewest,butthe______{s/1}windsarefromthenorth-east.

[A].existing

[B].prevailing

[C].particular

[D].special

34.Thisbookisfullofpractical______{s/1}onhomeimprovementsandrepairs.

[A].helps

[B].tips

[C].nods

[D].clues

35.ThedoctortoldPennythattoomuch______{s/1}tothesunisbadfortheskin.

[A].exposure

[B].means

[C].exhibition

[D].gratitude

36.Inpreparingscientificreportsofexperiments,astudentshould______{s/1}hisfindingsinclearandpreciselanguage.

[A].exemplify

[B].predict

[C].raise

[D].present

37.Thishotel______{s/1}$60forasingleroomwithabath.

[A].claims

[B].demands

[C].prices

[D].charges

38.Ifhe______{s/1}thepolicemanhonestly,hewouldnothavebeenarrested.

[A].wouldanswer

[B].shouldanswer

[C].answer

[D].hadanswered

39.Isthereanythingyouwantfromthetown?Iamgoingtoget______{s/1}.

[A].theselettersmail

[B].theselettersmailed

[C].mailedtheseletters

[D].tomailtheseletters

40.______{s/1},Rayisthemostpopularwritertoday.

[A].Becausehisbooksweresoldtenmillions

[B].Becauseoftenmillionsofhisbooksweresold

[C].Sellingtenmillionsofhisbooks

[D].Havingsoldtenmillioncopiesofhisbooks

41.Most(adolescents)______{s/1}likepopularmusic

[A]artists

[B]adults

[C]musicians

[D]teenagers

42.Itisnecessarythatthemembershipapplicationsshouldbe(dispatched)______{s/1}immediately.

[A].disposedof

[B].sentoff

[C]discussed

[D]filledwith

43.Theessay,accordingtothecomment,iswrittenina(compact)______{s/1}style.

[A]complicated

[B]florid

[C]plain

[D]concise

44.It’s(hazardous)______{s/1}towalkontheice.

[A]previous

[B]confused

[C]dangerous

[D]cautious

45.Thecountryisplaguedby(turmoil)______{s/1}.

[A].constant

[B]utterconfusion

[C]badweather

[D]fuelshortages

46.Thelandwas(allocated)______{s/1}onafirst-come,firstservedbasis.

[A]apportioned

[B]auctioned

[C]fertilized

[D]used

47.OnecauseoftheCivilWarwaseconomicandpoliticalrivalrybetweenthe(agrarian)______{s/1}SouthandtheindustriousNorth.

[A]prosperous

[B]old-fashioned

[C]agricultural

[D]poorly-organized

48.Thearmycorpscarriedoutthegeneral’sorder(totheletter)______{s/1}.

[A]ineverydetail

[B]inresponse

[C]intheletter

[D]inwrittenform

49.Theflowersinthevase(withered)______{s/1}becausetheyhadn’tbeenwateredforaweek.

[A]decreased

[B]shriveled

[C]sweetened

[D]ripened

50.Theopinionoftheboardwasthatthemanwas(disgraced)______{s/1}.

[A]uneducated

[B]displeased

[C]approved

[D]dishonored

51.Thevolleyballteam’s(morale)______{s/1}wasatitslowestpointoftheseason.

[A]literacy

[B]spirit

[C]talent

[D]manners

52.Theteachercameintotheclassroom,leavingthedoor(slightlyopen)______{s/1}.

[A]about

[B]afire

[C]aglow

[C]ajar

53.Naturalfoodstoresclaimthattheirproductsaremore(healthful)______{s/1}thanthosefoundinsupermarkets.

[A].gruesome

[B]handsome

[C]wholesome

[D]lonesome.

54.Becarefulnottomentionthemattertohim;he’sstillabit(touchy)______{s/1}onthesubject.

[A]handy

[B]sensitive

[C]manual

[D]ill-mannered

55.Helearnedtomakeconcessionsinorderto(attain)______{s/1}certaingoals.

[A]retain

[B]establish

[C]accomplish

[D]foresee

56.Allhisattemptshavebecome(abortive)______{s/1}.

[A]unsuccessful

[B]premature

[C]tentative

[D]productive

57.MyEnglishteacherhas(commended)______{s/1}metomyprospectiveboss

[A]introduced

[B]promoted

[C]commented

[D]recommended

58.monstrous______{s/1}

[A]horrible

[B]readable

[C]delicious

[D]previous

59.smother______{s/1}

[A]mother

[B]trouble

[C]evacuate

[D]suffocate

60.ponderous______{s/1}

[A]heavy

[B]dangerous

[C]white

[D]industrious

61He______{s/1}hundredsofbooksatlast

[A]acquired

[B]required

[C]remained

[D]commanded

62Takeregularexercise-thiswillboostbothyour______{s/1}systemandyourmood

[A]health

[B]nutrition

[C]immune

[D]mutual

63VitaminD______{s/1}andinsufficiencyaretheglobalproblem.

[A]deficiency

[B]sufficiency

[C]supplement

[D]defeat

64Thissystemthuscanhelp______{s/1}andtreatthehumanbraindiseases.

[A]infect

[B]remedy

[C]diagnose

[D]catch

65Thevirushas______{s/1}theoperatingsystemofhiscomputer.

[A]infected

[B]affected

[C]reflected

[D]intruded

66Youknow,Igetlettersfromyoungmeninslightlymoreremoteor______{s/1}townstellingmehowmuchthecharacterhelpsthem.

[A]unban

[B]rural

[C]city

[D]far

67Listening,speaking,reading,thenwriting______{s/1}thefundamentalorderinlanguagelearning.

[A]constitute

[B]consist

[C]compress

[D]find

68Mary,setyour______{s/1}clockforseventomorrowmorning.

[A]call

[B]shout

[C]alarm

[D]alert

69Theyalsosaythe______{s/1}governmentisnotforcingacceptance.

[A]united

[B]federal

[C]together

[D]unified

70YettheworldHealth______{s/1}believesthatalmost40%ofallbirthsgounrecorded.

[A]Team

[B]Organization

[C]Construction

[D]Institution

71Thetruth______{s/1}thatthedriverofthecarhadbeendrunk.

[A]found

[B]appeared

[C]emerged

[D]went

72Allinall,wecannotlivewithoutcomputer______{s/1}now.

[A]network

[B]net

[C]system

[D]works

73Minerals,timber,land,andwaterarenatural______{s/1}

[A]sources

[B]resources

[C]headwaters

[D]assets

74Innovationisthethemeofthetimes,readingshouldbea______{s/1}work.

[A]creation

[B]creative

[C]creating

[D]created

75Weteachstudentshowtomanageclients'expectationsaswellas______{s/1}relationships.

[A]client

[B]person

[C]custom

[D]friend

76The______{s/1}ofthisbookmaybeofsomehelptoourpropagandawork.

[A]issue

[B]publication

[C]release

[D]send

77CanImakean______{s/1}toseehimthismorning?

[A]appointment

[B]meeting

[C]facing

[D]commandment

78Studyonnewenergiesmayprovideabetterwayto______{s/1}theproblem.

[A]deal

[B]take

[C]get

[D]solve

79To______{s/1}this,wetaketemperatureforexample.

[A]say

[B]tell

[C]illustrate

[D]example

80Jackquickly____{s/1}himselfasapowerfulmemberofthenewcompany.

[A]set

[B]built

[C]established

[D]achieved

81.Mostpeoplehavenorealideahowtochangetohealthyfood,andMaureenwasno______{s/1}.

[A].foundation

[B].possibility

[C].exception

[D].ignorance

82.Healwaysknewwhattimeitwas,asifby______{s/1}.

[A].instinct

[B].imagination

[C].reaction

[D].reality

83.Herefusestoletothersspeak,ashe______{s/1}everymeeting.

[A].confronts

[B].affects

[C].attaches

[D].dominates

84.Thecreatingofthefirststeam-poweredmachine,byJamesWatt,wasa(n)______{s/1}ideathatrequiredthoughtandgreateffort.

[A].spontaneous

[B].Original

[C].previous

[D].cautious

85.Youngchildrenhavealimitedattention______{s/1}andcan'tfocusononeactivityforlong.

[A].range

[B].span

[C].reach

[D].spread

86.Attheendofthegame,thewholecrowd______{s/1}theirfeetandcheeredwildly.

[A].emergedfrom

[B].rosefrom

[C].gotto

[D].stoodup

87.Shecan'tremembercommittingthemurder,althoughallthefactspointtoher______{s/1}.

[A].guilt

[B].intention

[C].Violence

[D].victim

88.Still,intheirjournalarticles,theseresearchersare______{s/1}abouttellingpeopletogiveupdieting.

[A].accurate

[B].Cautious

[C].apparent

[D].aware

89.Darrenhasdecidedtogive______{s/1}footballattheendofthisseason.

[A].in

[B].for

[C].off

[D].up

90. Mr.ClarkandMr.Chrétienmayindeed______{s/1}tomakeupafteryearsofconflict.

[A].Contrive

[B].Acquaint

[C].acquire

[D].admit

91.Thefirewasstartedwhenapassingmotoristcarelessly______{s/1}acigaretteoutofhiscar.

[A].attached

[B].shook

[C].tossed

[D].turned

92. Iwenttothephotoshoptohavemyphotos______{s/1}tocovermywallsathome.

[A].enlarged

[B].adjusted

[C].adopted

[D].afforded

93.I'velooked______{s/1}allmypapers