新編英語第一冊題庫

新編實用英語第一冊題庫

PartIVocabularyandStructure

SectionAMultipleChoice

1.Thefamilygatheredtogetherto_theholidaymeals.(B)

A.divideB.shareC.receiveD.smell

2.Jenny_topassherdrivingtestonthefifthattempt.(A)

A.managedB.controlledC.handledD.regulated

3.1hadtoworkhardto_theotherstudents.(B)

A.keepawayfromB.keepupwithC.keepbackD.keepout

4.Helenaskedme_thefilmcalled"StarWar”.(D)

A.haveIseenB.hadIseenC.whetherIhaveseenD.ifIhadseen

5.Thiswastheplace_.(C)

A.aboutthatIwastellingyouB.whereIwastellingyou

C.aboutwhichIwastellingyouD.thatIwastellingyou

6.Whentheteacher_theclassroom,allthestudentsstoodup.(D)

A.cameB.appearedC.arrivedD.entered

7.Hedoesn't_totakeaholidaythissummer.(C)

A.suggestB.acquireC.planD.pursue

8.Thereason_weshouldlearnaforeignlanguageisveryclear.(B)

A.whenB.whyC.whichD.where

9.Hewasaskedtospeaklouder_allthestudentsintheclassroomcouldhearhim.(B)

A.soastoB.sothatC.sinceD.than

10.Hedidn'ttellmewherehehadspenthisholidays_toknow.(D)

A.NeitherIcaredB.NordidIcareC.Ididn'tcareD.NeitherdidIcare

11.Theideathattheearthisflatwas_centuriesago.(B)

A.appointedB.rejectedC.hesitatedD.measured

12.Agoodstudentiseagertolearnanddoesnotneedtobe_aboutbeingabsenttoomuch.(C)

A.questionedB.askedC.warnedD.persuaded

13.Wesatonthetopofthemountaintowatchthesun_earlyinthemorning.(A)

A.riseB.roseC.toriseD.risen

14.Myparentsarenotusedto_inbigcities.(B)

A.liveB.livingC.havelivedD.beliving

15.Heworedarkglassestoavoid_.(D)

A.havingbeenrecognizedB.toberecognizedC.recognizedD.beingrecognized

16.___Iinyourposition,Iwoulddoitatonce.(C)

A.AmB.WasC.WereD.Be

17.Thepoorboywas_withhungerandcold.(A)

A.faintB.curiousC.shockedD.blunt

18.Inthissense,badthings_intogoodthings.(B)

A.wouldturnB.canbeturnedC.canbetoturnD.shouldturn

19.Iftheweatherweremorefavourable,thecrops_stillbetter.(C)

A.wouldhavebeengrownB.wouldbegrownC.wouldbegrowingD.willbegrown

20.Women,_men,havetherighttowork.(D)

A.assoonasB.aslongasC.asfarasD.aswellas

21.Thechild_andfelldownontheice.(B)

A.sprangB.slippedC.stoppedD.fitted

22.Thedoctor?smistakesinjudgment_thedeathofthepatient.(D)

A.resultedfromB.brokeoffC.broughtoutD.ledto

23.Themanagerletthephoneonthetableringseveraltimesbeforehe_thereceiver.(A)

A.pickedupB.raisedupC.broughtupD.tookover

24."We'lldowhatwecantogetthegoods_ontime,“saidthemanagerofthecompany.(C)

A.reachedB.returnedC.deliveredD.come

25.Thecardriverwasbadly_onbothlegsinatrafficaccident.(C)

A.woundedB.damagedC.injuredD.broken

26.Shethedoctorasidetodiscusshermother'shealth.(B)

A.droveB.drewC.hitD.rolled

27.Thepriceofcomputersrangefrom_$400to$500.(C)

A.aboutB.withC.fromD.up

28.Asaseniorsupervisor,sheistrainingnewemployees..(A)

A.inchaegeofB.gratefulfoC.charegdwithtD.responsibletot

29.Thegovernmentisconasideringtakingfurtheractiontothepoundfallingin

value.(A)

A.keep...fromB.keep...upC.stop...toD.make...to

30.Thebabies_thenurselooksafterareveryhealthy.(D)

A.whoseB.whereC.whichD.whom

31.Theshirtisforyoutowear.(B)

A.tootighterB.tootightC.sotightD.muchtighter

32.Susanhasnotseenherbrotherfortenyearsandhasofhisaddress.(D)

A.nothoughtB.nothingC.nomindD.noidea

33.Youshouldbecarefulwhenthestreetinbigcities.(C)

A.tocrossB.crossC.crossingD.crossed

34.HemustbefromAfrican,canbeseeenfromhisteethandskin.(C)

A.tahtB.whatC.asD.where

35.Thepolicemenenteredthebuilding,upstairs.(B)

A.lookingaroundandtohurryB.lookingaboutandhurrying

C.lookedaboutandhurryingD.tolookaroundandhurried

36.AllofyoucanmasterEnglishwithintwoyearsyoudon'twantto.(D)

A.ifB.untilC.asD.unless

37.whatwewouldlikeyoutoknowisthatwegreatlyyourtimelyhelp.(A)

A.appreciateB.thankC.acceptD.reflect

38.hardItried,Icouldn'tmanageit.(A)

A.HoweverB.ThoughC.NomatterD.As

39.shestartedtodance,sheforgotaboutthetime.(C)

A.WhenB.AsC.OnceD.Although

40.1amsorryIhavn'tdoneIshould.(B)

A.asfarasB.asmuchasC.aslongasD.asmanyas

41.Thenoisesneartheairportareloudtheyhurtourearsandmaydriveusmad.(D)

A.enough...asB.such...asC.very...thatD.so...that

42.Youmustn'tallowyourfamilydutiestointerfereyourwork.(A)

A.withB.toC.onD.against

43.Livinghereatthetopofthemountainwithnooneelsenear,youmustbevery.(C)

A.aloneB.singleC.lonelyD.impatient

44.Thecarwasrepairedbutnotquitetotheowne's.(B)

A.attractionB.satisfactionC.pleasureD.complaint

45.Youshouldtakecompletefortheaccident.(D)

A.controlB.abjectionC.businessD.responsibility

46.Hasshegotaninvitation?Idon'trememberher.(A)

A.invitingB.inviteC.toinviteD.tobeinviting

47.Theydon'thavethetoexpressallthatinwritingform(B)

A.technologyB.techniqueC.wayD.path

48.whenhesawadarkfigurebreakingintothehouse,hethealarm.(D)

A.calledB.voicedC.hitD.sounded

49.Theydiscussedtheproblemthreeeorfourtimes,butcouldcometono.(C)

A.endB.resultC.conclusionD.judgement

50.Sheleanedthewallwhileshewaasspeakingtoherfriend.(B)

A.toB.againstC.towardsD.for

51.Hehasn,tusedhismoneyinthebank.(C)

A.everB.neverC.stillD.yet

52.Youcansomeveryheavythunderstormintheafternoon.(B)

A.wishB.expectC.hopeD.dream

53.1wouldratheryouthisletterrightaway.(A)

A.sentoutB.willsendoutC.sendoutD.aresendingout

54.Yesterdayitwascoldoutside,andtheriver.(A)

A.frozeB.hasfrozenC.freezedD.freezing

55.ThechildwatchedTVeversince.(B)

A.oftenhasB.hasoftenC.hasD.hasalready

56.ItisthefirsttimethattheytheKFC.(B)

A.wenttoB.havebeentoC.havegonetoD.wouldgoto

57.1amfeelingsick.Isomuchchocolate.(D)

A.needn'thaveeatenB.couldn'thaveeaten

C.mustn'thaveeatenD.shouldn'thaveeaten

58.Wehadn'tmetfor20years,butIrecognizedherIsawher.(A)

A.themomentB.forthemoment

C.themomentwhenD.atthemomentwhen

59.Hehadenteredtheroom__thephonerang.(B)

A.hardly,thanB.scarcely,when

C.scarcely,thanD.barely,than

60.ItmakesnodifferencetomeMr.Smithcomesornot.(D)

A.whenB.howC.thatD.whether

61.somemoney,Janewasabletobuyhermotherabicycle.(A)

A.HavingsavedB.SavingC.SavedD.Tosave

62.ShehasoftenwatchedEnglishfilmssincethecableTV.(D)

A.installedB.hasinstalledC.hasbeeninstalledD.wasinstalled

63.Whyisshealwaystalkingabouttiredshefeelsthebaby?(C)

A.that...takingcareofB.what...totakecareof

C.how...talkingcareofD.how...totakecareof

64.Peopleareunhappyabouttheever-risinghousingprices.(C)

A.inaverageB.ongeneralC.ingeneralD.onaverage

65.Thiswasanariddesert.(B)

A.untilitwasirrigatedB.untilithadbeenirrigated

C.beforeitisirrigatedD.beforeitwasirrigated

66.“WhatdidMr.Wangsay?”

Hesaidthathetheagreementsinceeighto'clock.(B)

A.wasdraftingB.hadbeendraftingC.draftedD.hasbeendrafting

67.Grandpahopedthathisgrand-childrenhimatweekends.(C)

A.visitB.willvisitC.wouldvisitD.visited

68.Michaelsaidheofgoingbackhomenextmonth.(C)

A.thoughtB.thinksC.wasthinkingD.hadthought

69.Shefinallyrealizedthatlifeisthanromantic.(A)

A.morerealisticB.morerealC.realerD.realistically

70.Thoughbyaccident,Penicillinisoneofthegreatestinthe20thcentury.

(B)

A.beingdiscovered...discoveryB.discovered...discoveries

C.havingbeendiscovered...discoveriesD.discovered...discovery

71.Istilldon'tthinkittosetthemanfree,althoughthelawyerhashis

intention.(A)

A.just...justifiedB.justy...justifiedC.justice...justicedD.just...justed

72.1feltsomewhatbecauseIcausedalotoftroubletomyfriend.(B)

A.easyB.uneasyC.easeD.easily

73.TheclimateinBritainisinterestingand.(D)

A.variousB.varietyC.varyD.variable

74.Sheistoaccepthisinvitationtoseeamovie.(C)

A.resistB.resistingC.reluctantD.reluctance

75.RedisthecoloroftheSunandtheHolyFire,lifeandanewbeginning.(A)

A.symbolizingB.symbollingC.symbolizedD.tosymbolize

76.Thesepopularsongsarefamiliartheyoungpeople.(B)

A.aboutB.toC.inD.with

77.1willhavetomylawyerbeforeImakemydecision.(C)

AtouchBconnectCcontactDcontract

78.Thetravelerswerenotawarethedangerahead.(D)

A.withB.forC.toD.of

79.Manybusinessmenfeelthatdoingbusinessisnolongeraseasyusedtobe.(A)

A.asitB.aswhatitC.asD.aswhat

80.Thetaskcan'tbefinishedwegetmoremoneyfrothegovernment.(A)

A.untilB.forC.ifD.since

81.Marywasratherexcitedbecausesheranhercousinatthestationyesterday.(C)

A.overB.downC.intoD.off

82.Hersister,youmetatmyhome,isateacherofEnglish.(B)

A.thatB.whomC.whichD.when

83.AllthebikesbeforeIcametothestore.(C)

A.havesoldoutB.weresoldout

C.hadbeensoldoutD.havebeensoldout

84.Whensheheardthatherhusbandhaddiedinanaccident,shebrokeinto.(D)

A.cryB.shockC.painD.tears

85.whathappens,Iwon'tchangemymind.(A)

A.NomatterB.AlthoughC.UnlessD.Evenif

86.You"11surelymakeprogressyouhaveastrongwill.(C)

A.asmanyasB.asfarasC.aslongasD.aswellas

87.Formypart,Ihavenottheslightestdoubtheisanhonestman.(B)

A.ifB.thatC.whetherD.what

88.Theadvertisementwill______theattentionofreaderseverywhere.(C)

A.getB.achieveC.captureD.surround

89.YouarealwaysfindingwithwhatIdo.(A)

A.faultB.mistakeC.wrongD.error

90.Therewassuchaafterthepartythatwespenthourscleaningup.(B)

A.troubleB.messC.mythD.mass

91.Theyfoundadyingoldmanonthegroundwhenthedoorwasbrokenopen.(C)

A.laidB.liedC.lyingD.lain

92.Everyoneelsewaskilledintheaccident,Iwastheonlyoneto.(C)

A.releaseB.relieveC.surviveD.dismiss

93.Thepoordriverwasstill_______whenwefreedhimfromunderfiscar.(A)

A.aliveB.liveC.livelyD.living

94.一Someone'sringingthedoorbell.

---Itis,tellthemI'millandcan'tcomedown.(D)

A.WhoB.WhatC.WhateverD.Whoever

95.WhatIaskedhimisthestoryhappened.(D)

A.whenandwhatB.whatandwhere

C.whichandwhereD.whenandwhere

96.Theboytoseeamanrunningoutofthebank.(A)

A.happenedB.continuedC.keptD.remained

97.OnmywayhomeIstoppedoffatthebankandfiftydollarsfrommysavings

account.(B)

A.removedB.withdrewC.pulledD.reduced

98.Documentswithchemicalswillnotbecomeyellowforalongtime.(A)

A.treatedB.treatingC.treatsD.betreated

99.1havenoobjectiontothewindowstogetsomefreshair.(C)

A.openB.beingopenedC.openingD.beopened

100.I'msotohaveitthatnothingwillchangemymind.(D)

A.expectedB.attemptedC.decidedD.determined

SectionBBlankFilling

1.Sheheardtheterriblenewswithoutshowingany(emotional).(emotion)

2.Hurried(decide)arelikelytobebadones,(decisions)

3.Thechildrenstopped(talk)astheteachercamein.(talking)

4.Yourmanagerwill(assignment)youyourworkfortoday,(assign)

5.Wespenttwoweeks(drive)inEnglandlastsummer,(driving)

6.Thesenewforeignstudentswerewelcomed(warm)thanthehadexpected,(morewarmly)

7.YesterdayonmywayhomeImetTomandhisgirlfriendin(additional).(addition)

8.Wedon'tdoubtJack's(able)todothework.(ability)

9.ShewarnedmethatI(have)anaccidentifIdidn'ttakemorecare,(wouldhavehad)

10.Forthewholemonthshestayedinthehospitalandnotoncedidshevisitherhomeforfearof

carryingthe(infect)toherchild,(infection)

11.Wethoughttheyhadcometorepairthephone,butin(real)theywerethieves,(reality)

12.Lastnightshetoldmethatshe(go)totheUnitedStatesnextweek,(wouldgo)

13.ItwouldbeagoodideaifBritishRailwaystarted(simple)theirtimetables,(simplifying)

14.Anyincreaseinthecostoftransportinggoodswillbepassedontothe(consume).

(consumer)

15.Thismedicineis(poison)iftakeninlargequantities,(poisonous)

16.Forawholemonthshestayedinthehospitalandnotoncedidshevisitherhomeforfearof

carryingthe(infect)toherchild.(infection)

17.Wethoughttheyhadcometorepairthephone,butin(real)theywerethieves.(reality)

18.Lastnightshetoldmethatshe(go)totheUnitedStatesnextweek.(wouldgo)

19.ItwouldbeagoodideaifBritishRailwaystarted(simple)theirtimetables.(simplifying)

20.Anyincreaseinthecoastoftransportinggoodswillbepassedontothe

(consume).(concumer)

21.Thismedicineis(poison)iftakeninlargequantities.(poisonous)

22.Hetalkedasifhe(do)alltheworkhimself,butinfactTomandIdidmostof

it.(haddone)

23.Anewhospital(build)________inourhometownnow.(isbeingbuilt)

24.Thechairmansaid:"Theplan(discuss)nowmustbekeptasasecret.9,(being

discussed)

25.Ifthemedicine(take)_____________intime,itwillbequiteeffective.(istaken)

26.Myunclesaidhe(stay)hereforanothertwoweeks.(wouldstay)

27.Allthewindowsofthedining-hall(must,paint)whitebythisFriday.(mustbepainted)

28.Nowthatyou're16yearsold,youshouldhavemoresenseof(responsible).(resposibility)

29.Thestudentsmadealistoftheir(complain)aboutschoolmeals.(complaints)

30.Tryto(judgement)thedistancefromheretothatcar.(judge)

31.Itisexpectedtobe(part)cloudyinthenexttwodays,(partly)

32.Peopleridetogetherinonecarinsteadofdrivingcarsoftheirown(separate),

(separately)

33.ThebestwordwemayusetodescribetheweatherinBritainis""(predictable),

(unpredictable)

34.Talkingaboutweatherisan(offend)waytobeginaconversationwithastranger

inBritain,(inoffensive)

35.Acommentonanicedayora(person)complaintabouttherainisaneasywayto

breaktheice.(personal)

36.Foreignersareoften(amusing)thattheBritishspendsomuchtimediscussingthe

weather,(amused)

37.Althoughateenager,Fredcouldresist(tell)whattodoandwhatnottodo.

(beingtold)

38.Hisparents(die)lastweek,thechildhasnoonetolookafterhim.(havingdied)

39.Thebridge(build)bythetimeyoucomebackfromabroad,(willhavebeenbuilt)

40.It(snow)heavilyjustnowandthegroundisstillcoveredwithwhitesnow.

(wassnowing/snowed)

41.Everyonegot(excite)withthegrandcelebration.(excited)

42.Thewebpageis(design)fortheconvenienceoftheusers,(designed)

43.Thelittlegirlisattractedbythose(history)heritages,enchantedbythingsinthe

past,(historical)

44.TheOlympicspiritlivesinthewarmembraceof(compete)rivalsfrom

nationsinconflict,(competitive)

45.Allherchildrenareintelligent,buttheyoungestboyisreally(except),

(exceptional)

46.Althoughheonly(study)Englishfortwoyears,hecanspeakitquitewell

now.(has...studied)

47.Ireceivedherinvitationyesterday,butIhadto__(decline)itbecauseIwastoobusy,

(decline)

48.1am______(curiosity)aboutthis.What'ssoexcitingaboutit?(curious)

49.Astheonlygrandson,theboyreally_(spoil)byhisgrandparents,(was...spoiled)

50.Theshopwindowsare(decorate)beautifullytoringintheNewYear,(decorated)

51.Alltheforeignvisitors(marvel)atthedelicateartsandcraftsdisplayedinthe

museum,(marveled)

52.1simplycan'taffordtowastesomuchtimeonthis(end)talk,(endless)

53.Theyear2010(witness)thegreatsuccessoftheShanghaiWorldExpo.(witnessed)

54.Pleasecheckonyourspellingsbefore(hand)inyourpaper,(handing)

55.Sometimes,musiccouldrelieve(anxious)moreeffectivelythanmedicine,(anxiety)

56.Thepartofrock-climbingis(hard)whenitisclosetothetop.(thehardest)

57.Mostofhistime(commit)totheexperimentsondrugsforcuringAIDS,(is

commited)

58.Themostimportantthingincommunicationis(get)yourideasacrossclearly,(to

get)

59.NowIstill______(keep)intouchwithmyfriendsinAustraliaviae-mail.(keep)

60.Sometimesmutualunderstandingbetweenfriendsis(precious)effectivelythan

medicine.(moreprecious)

PartIIReadingComprehension

Passage1

Itwasabeautifulmorningthatsummerday.IneatlypackedeverythingthatIneededintomy

littlegreencar.ThenIstartedmycaranddroveoutofmylargeneighborhoodinLawrenceville.

TodaywasthedayIwouldmoveintocollege.Iglancedbackatmyhouseforonelasttimeand

knewlifewouldneverbethesame.Takingthatbigstepfromlivingathometomovingaway

involvedmanygainsandlosses.

Arrivingatcollegethatday,IrealizedthatIhadalreadylostmanythings.First,Ohadlost

myparents5guidanceIhadhadallmylife.Thecomfortandsupportofmyfamilywouldmaleme

somehotsoupandcareforme.NowIwouldhavetocareformyself.Also,Ihadleftsomeofmy

closestfriends.Manyofthemhadchosentogotodifferentcolleges.Itisdifficulttokeepintouch

withfriendswhoarefaraway.Iwouldmissthenightsallthegirlswouldgettogetherandtalk

aboutwhatwasgoingonintheirlives.Finally,InoticedthatIwasmissingmyhometown.Ihad

livednearbigstoresandseveralmovietheatres.HereatcollegeIfeelasifIaminthecountry.I

can'tfindanystoreasbigasthoseinLawrenceville.Maybe,astimegoesonIwillcometoliketo

themove.

NowthatIhavebeenincollegeforafewweeks,IamdiscoveringthatitisnotasbadasI

thoughtitwouldbe.IhavegainednewfriendsfromallpartsofGeorgiaandwhoknows,maybe

theywillbecomesomeofmyclosestfriends.Weallhaveclassestogetherandgotothesame

parties.Secondly,Ihavebeenabletobecomemoreindependent.Forexample,Iusedtoneed

someonebymysidewhereverIwent,buthereIfeelsocomfortablewithmysurroundingsthatI

sometimesliketotakewalksbymyself.Lastly,Ihavelearnedtobemoreresponsibleformy

actions.Iknowthathomeworkalwayscomesfirstandthatmysociallifemustwaituntilallmy

workisdone.

1.Itcanbelearnedfromthefirstparagraphthat.(B)

A.thewriterwashappytoleavehome

B.thewriterwasalittlesadwhenshelefthome.

C.thewriterforgotsomethingandwentbackhomeagaintogetit

D.thereweretoomanythingsforhertoputintoherlittlegreencar

2.Howmanythingsdidthewritermentionthatshehadlostwhenshearrivedatcollege?(C)

A.1B.2C.3D.4

3.Whichofthefollowingsentencestellsthemainideaofthesecondparagraph?(A)

A.Arrivingatcollegethatday,IrealizedthatIhadlostmanythings.

B.Maybe,astimegoesonIwillcometolikethemove.

C.First,Ihadlostmyparents9guidancewhichIhadhadallmylife.

D.HereatcollegeIfeelasifIaminthecountry.

4.Afterstayingatcollegeforafewweeks,thewriterfoundthatcollegelife.(D)

A.hadhelpedhertobecomemorefriendlytootherpeople

B.wasmoredifficultthanshehadthought

C.hadhelpedhertojoininallkindsofsociallife

D.wasnotasbadasshehadthought

5.Whichofthefollowingexampleshasthewritergiventoshowthatsheismoreindependent

now?(C)

A.Shealwayshassomeonewithherwherevershegoes.

B.Shefeelshappywiththesurroundings.

C.Shelikestotakewalksbyherself.

D.Shedoesnotlivewithherparents.

Passage2

WhenyouseeSally,sheisusuallycarryingabookunderherarm.Iamnottalkingonlyabout

thetimeswhenyouseeheratschool.Sheoftenhasabookwithherwhensheisshopping,riding

inthecar,goingtoseerelatives,ordoingjustaboutanythingwheretheremightbeanopportunity

toread.Now,youmightthinkSallyisabookworm,butthatwouldnotbeaccuratebecauseshe

alsoenjoysspendingalotoftimewithherfriendsanddoinglotsofdifferentthings.Verysimply

put,booksareoneofSally'smainhobbies.

Peoplepracticetheirhobbiesinmanydifferentways.Somepeopleliketocollectstamps,

othersliketolistentomusicorgotomovies,andstillothersliketotravelandvisitnewplaces.

Sallylikestoreadbooks—manydifferentkindsofbooks.Whenshefindsagoodbookinthe

library,sheusuallyborrowsittoinvestigatemoredeeply.Shealsolikestogotoalargebookstore

nearherhome,whereshecanseeallkindsofnewbooksandsometimesbuyonethatshelikes.

Sally'sloveofbookshasmadeitaloteasierforhertodowellinschoolbecause,afterall,

youdohavetoreadalotofbooksinyourclasses.WhenSallygetsanassignmentandhastoread

achapter,italmostseemslikesheispracticingherhobby.Thebookssheusesinherclassesare

writtenveryclearlyandarereallyquiteinteresting.Theonlydifferentthingisthatsometimesshe

hastodoawrittenexerciseforhomework.ToSallythatseemslikeasmallpricetopayforthe

opportunitytoreadandlearnedsomanynewwords,sheusuallyonlyhastodoanassigned

readingoncebecausesheunderstandsjustabouteverythingthefirsttimethrough.

1.WhatisSallyusuallydoingwhenyouseeher?(C)

A.Sheisshopping.

B.Sheisridinginacar.

C.Sheiscarryingabookunderherarm.

D.Sheisreadinginaclassroom.

2.WhyisitnotaccuratetosaythatSallyisabookworm?(A)

A.Becausereadingisjustoneofherhobbies.

B.Becauseshepracticesherhobbiesinverysimpleways.

C.Becausebooksmakeherlooklikeastudent.

D.Becauseshedoeseverythingbetterthanotherpeople.

3.Thewritertalksaboutpeople'sdifferenthobbiesinthesecondparagraphinordertotellus.

(C)

A.howmanyhobbiestheremightbeamongdifferentpeople

B.thatreadingissomethingthateverybodylikestodo

C.whySallylikesreadingmorethanotherpeople

D.thatreadingisahealthierhobbythanotherhobbies

4.Sallyfindsiteasierforhertodowellinschoolbecause.(A)

A.throughreadingshehaslearntalotalready

B.thebookssheusesinherclassesareinteresting

C.onceshefinishesabook,sheneverreadsitagain

D.shepaysasmallpricefortheopportunitytoreadherbooks

5.WhatdoesSallynotliketodoaccordingtothethirdparagraph?(D)

A.fastreadingB.readingassignmentC.chapterquestionsD.writtenexercises

Passage3

FlorenceNightingalewasthedaughterofarichfamilyinEngland.Herparentswantedherto

becomeapersonofhighsocialclass,butFlorencehadotherplans.

Bythetimeshewas12,shewasdeterminedto"dosomethingworthwhile.Shelikedbooks.

Sheenjoyedcaringforsickfarmers.Oncesheevensavedthelifeofanoldfarmer^dogthathad

brokenitsleg.

Attheageof16,shebegantoreadalotofnursingbooksshehadbought.Shevisited

hospitalsinLondonandotherplaces.

Herparentsdidn'twantherworkinginthose“dirty“hospitals,butshewasdetermined.She

finallylefthomeandwenttoKaiserwerthHospitalinGermanytostudy.

Shewasanexcellentstudent,andafterhergraduation,shereturnedtoLondonandgotajob

runningahospital.

DuringtheCrimeanWar,shewasputinchargeofnursing.Shewenttothebattlefieldwith38

nurses.Thehospitalwasahuge,dirtybuilding.Shegotmentocleanitupandmanagedtogetthe

suppliestheyneeded.

Shecarriedalampasshewalkedthehallsofthebattlefieldhospitalandbecameknownas

the“l(fā)adywiththelamp.^^

Shesavedthousandsoflives.Peoplecalledheranangleinthehospitals,butsheherself

becameillwithadiseaseshegotthere.

Inherlateryearsshewasnotabletotravel,butpeoplecametoherfromallovertheworld

forheradvice.

DuringtheCivilWar,theUnitedStatesaskedheradviceaboutsettingupmilitaryhospitals.

1.Nightingale'sparentswantedherto_.(C)

A.becomearichpeople

B.dosomethingworthwhile

C.entertheupperclass

D.studymedicine

2.Whenshewasyoung,Nightingaleenjoyeddoingallofthefollowingexcept_.(B)

A.readingnursingbooks

B.takingcareofdogs

C.caringforsickfarmers

D.workinginhospitals

3.Nightingalecompletedherstudyinahospitalin_.(D)

A.England

B.theUnitedStates

C.Crimea

D.Germany

4.WhatdidNightingaledoduringthe