電大開放英語II二期末考試復(fù)習(xí)資料

英語II(2)期末復(fù)習(xí)

第一部分交際用語

一、選擇填空

閱讀下面的小對(duì)話，從A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題紙上寫出所

選的字母符號(hào)。

1.—Sam,thisismyfriend,Jane.

A.TmJackB.Gladtomeetyou,Jane

C.Gladtomeetyou,SamD.Verywell,thankyou

2.—What'sthematterwithyou?

A.ItmatterswithyouB.Nottoobad

C.IfeelabitsickD.That'sright

3.—CouldItalktoProf.Lee?

A.Yes,speakingB.Oh,it'syou

C.TmwaitingforyouD.Iamtheoperatorhere

4.一fvegotabadcoldtoday.

A.ThankyoufortellingmeB.Oh,dear!Ihopeyougetbettersoon

C.Itisn'tseriousD.Itllbebettersoon

5.—CanyoutellmewhereIcanparkthecar?

A.Yes,pleaseB.ItismadeinAmerica

C.Well,justoverthereD.Theparkisnotveryfar

6.一What'sthebestwaytogettotheEmpireHotelfromhere?

A.It'sfiveblocksawayB.Walkingthroughthewood

C.It'satwenty-minutewalkD.Halfanhourifwedrivefast

7.—Youneedn'tdotheworktillaftertheNewYear.

A.No,youneedn'tB.Oh,good!Thankyou.

C.HappyNewYeartoyouD.Ilikethework

8.—Haveaniceholiday,Ted.

A.Yes,you'rerightB.That'sallright

C.Thankyou,andyoutooD.Goodidea

9.一HowwasthejourneytoLondon?

A.ItwentverywellB.Itwasanine-hourplanejourney

C.IflewthereD.Iwasverywell

10.一Canyouhelpmeclearupthemess?

A.TellmewhomadeitB.Notroubleatall

C.Yes,that'llbeallrightD.Noproblem

11.—Areyouonholidayhere?

A.Weareonholidayhere,tooB.Welivehere,too

C.No,wearen't.WelivehereD.Yes,welivehere

12.—What'sthefaretothemuseum?

A.FivehoursB.Fiveo'clock

C.FivemilesD.Fivedollars

13.—Isitgoingtobewarmnextweek?

A.Yes,itisB.Idon'tbelieveit

C.No,ithasn'tD.Itchangesallthetime

14.—Whatdoyouusuallydoinyoursparetime?

A.Yes,it'smyfavoritetimeB.Reading

C.No,TilneverdothatD.Doitbyyourself

15.—DoyoumindifIreadthenewspaperonthetable?

A.GoodnewsforyouB.Goahead,please

C.Yes,sureD.No,Ican't

16.—MayIspeaktoProfLiplease?

A.No,youcan'tB.There'snoProfLi

C.Idon'tknowwhetherhe'soutD.Tmafraidyou'vegotthewrongnumber

17.—Hereyouare,Sir.

A.Yes,I'mhereB.Yes,hereweare

C.AllrightD.Thankyouverymuch

18.—Sosorrytotroubleyou.

A.It'sapleasureB.It'syourfault

C.Idon'tthinksoD.I'msorry,too

19.—Wouldyoulikeatea?

A.Yes,pleaseB.Ilikegreentea

C.Yes,IprefercoffeeD.No,Idon'tmind

20.—WhatdoesyourEnglishteacherlooklike?

A.ShelikessingingB.Shelookssad

C.ShelikestostaywithusD.Shelooksmuchlikehermother

21.—HowlongwillyoubeawayfromItaly?

A.Yes,FilbeinItalyB.Aboutamonth

C.Yes,it'salongwaytoItalyD.Sincelastmonth

22.—What'stheweatherlikeinthisarea?

A.VerywellB.It'srainy

C.Yes,it'sfineD.That'sallright

23.—Howareyoufeelingnow?

A.MuchbetterB.IfsOK

C.ThankyouD.He'sallright

24.—Whattimedoesthetrainleave?

A.OnTuesdayB.Inthemorning

C.AthalfpastfiveD.Atnight

25.—HaveyoueverbeentoTokyo?

A.No,Ididn'tgotherelastyearB.No,butIhopetogotherenextyear

C.TokyoisabusycityD.Yes,Tildoitnexttime

第一部分：交際用語答案：

1.B2.C3.A4.B5.C

6.B7.B8.C9.A10.D

11.C12.D13.A14.B15.B

16.D17.D18.A19.A20.D

21.B22.B23.A24.C25.B

第二部分：詞匯與語法結(jié)構(gòu)

閱讀下面的句子，從A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題紙上寫出所選

的字母符號(hào)。

1.Mywatchhasbeenlosingtimeforthepastweek.Itprobablyneeds___.

A.cleaning

B.toclean

C.cleaned

D.tobecleaning

2.Wearegoingtohaveourofficetomakeroomforanewengineer.

A.torearrange

B.rearrange

C.rearranged

D.rearranging

3.Marysaidtome,“IfIhadseenyourbag,Iittoyou.^^

A.willreturn

B.wouldhavereturned

C.couldreturn

D.mustreturn

4.Weshallhaveanopportunitytoexchangetomorrow.

A.sights

B.meanings

C.views

D.minds

5.Sincethisroadiswetandslipperythismorning,itlastnight.

A.mustrain

B.wasraining

C.musthaverained

D.mayrain

6.Youwillgetusedtoherewhenyouhavesettleddown.

A.living

B.live

C.lives

D.lived

7.Sheisverycareful.Sheveryfewmistakesinherwork.

A.does

B.takes

C.makes

Dgets

8.Unfortunatelythepoorgirlcan'tdoanythingbutallherbelongingsatalowprice.

A.tosell

B.sell

C.selling

D.sold

9.DoyouthinkTommyisthetruth?

A.saying

B.speaking

C.telling

D.talking

10.shecouldn'tunderstandwaswhyfewerandfewerwenttohimforhelp.

A.That

B.What

C.When

D.Where

11..Theywereaskedtoavoidanywaterwhichhadnotbeenboiled.

A.drinking

B.todrink

C.having

D.nottobedrunk

12.Johnfellasleephewaslisteningtothemusic.

A.after

B.before

C.while

D.assoonas

13.1havetakenmanyphotos.Fmgoingtogetthefilm

A.beingdeveloped

B.developed

C.developing

D.tobedeveloped

14.Iftheweatherhadbeengood,thechildrenoutforawalk.

A.hadgone

B.wouldgo

C.couldhavegone

D.went

15.Thecarwon'tstartbecausethebatteryhas.

A.runout

B.runover

C.rundown

D.runoff

16.Thehallwasalmostempty.Therewerepeopleinit.

A.little

B.alittle

C.few

D.afew

17.Beforejoiningthearmy,hespentalotoftimeinthevillagehebelonged.

A.which

B.towhich

C.towhere

D.atwhich

18.Thedoctoradvisedherenoughrestbeforegoingbacktowork.

A.get

B.toget

C.gets

D.got

19.ofthemhasabedroomandastudy.

A.Every

B.Both

C.Each

D.All

20.Theworkersarebusymodelsfortheexhibition.

A.tomake

B.withmaking

C.beingmaking

D.making

21.Mybossisholdingpointlessmeetings.Itreallyannoysme.

A.neverB.alwaysC.sometimesD.seldom

22.Thatdinnerwasthemostexpensivemealwe.

A.wouldhaveB.havehadC.haveeverhadD.hadeverhad

23.Robertissaidabroad,butIdon'tknowwhatcountryhestudiedin.

A.tohavebeenstudyingB.tostudy

C.tobestudyingD.tobestudied

24-Ifhe,hethatfood.

-Luckilyhewassenttothehospitalimmediately.

A.waswarned;wouldnottakeB.hadbeenwarned;wouldnothavetaken

C.wouldbewarned;hadnottakenD.wouldhavebeenwarned;hadnottaken

25.1wassick,butIitattheweekend.

A.gotbyB.gotoverC.gotawayD.gotat

26.Johnwasbored,helefthislifeinEngland.

A.inadditionB.soC.howeverD.furthermore

27.Thesenewprocesses.

A.shouldbecontrolledB.shouldcontrol

C.shouldbecontrollingD.shouldcontrolled

28.Thisisveryimportant.Youremembertoshutdownyourcomputereveryevening.

A.oughtB.mustC.shouldD.can

29.JohnWaltersclaimedthatthislackofinformationinnegativefeelingstowardsthemedia.

A.haveresultedB.hadresultedC.resultedD.results

30.youchangeyourmind,Iwon'tbeabletohelpyou.

A.WhenB.UnlessC.WhileD.As

31.ItisoneofthebestconcertsI.

A.wenttoB.gotoC.haveeverbeentoD.hadgoneto

32.Hehisfatherforbothofthemlovewalkinginthecountryside.

A.looksB.islikeC.lookslikeD.like

33.Thenshecheeredalotwhentheygotthetaxi.

A.up...overB.of...intoC.of...overD.up...into

34.Doesthispatient'srecordneednow?No,youcanfinishitlater.

A.completeB.tocompleteC.completingD.completed

35.Couldyoutellme?

A.howlongyoulivehere

B.howlonghaveyoulivedhere

C.howlongyouhavelivedhere

D.howlongdidyoulivehere

36.Therearemanycitiesveryfast.

A.expandB.expandedC.toexpandD.expanding

37.Lastyearofnewbookswerepublishedonenvironmentalprotection.

A.hundredsB.ahundredC.thehundredD.onehundred

38.Wasteelectricalgoodssafely.

A.mustdisposeofB.mustbedisposedof

C.mustbedisposingofD.musttobedisposedof

39.Thereisalotofcrimeontelevision.otherissuesarepushedout.

A.ThereforeB.HoweverC.ButD.Furthermore

40.Chinaisnolongerwhatit.

A.usedtobeB.wasusedtobeing

C.usedtobeingD.wasusedtobe

41.1readingthenovelbytheendofthisweek.

A.shallfinishB.shallbefinishedC.shallhasfinishedD.shallhavefinished

42.Hedidn'twantanythingtoeatbecausehealreadyeaten.

A.hasB.haveC.hadD.having

43.Thebestthingtosleep.

A.todoisB.doingisC.todoD.istodo

44.Youhadbetteracoatwithyou.

A.-B.totakeC.takeD.taking

45.Thefoodwasgood,butnotgoodenoughformetoeatthereagain.

A.veryB.quiteC.reallyD.absolutely

46.Hehasthreecompanies.

A.employing50peopleeachB.employingeach50people

C.eachemploy50peopleD.employing50eachpeople

47.Shewaslatethatshemissedthelasttrain.

A.-B.tooC.soD.such

48.Couldyoutellme?

A.whereIcanfindatoiletB.wherecanIfindatoilet

C.whereIhavefoundatoiletD.wherehaveIfoundatoilet

49.Thenewcomputerallowsmeworkmoreefficiently.

A.toB.-C.atD.for

50.Thetriptothecountrysidewasgreat.

A.funnyB.funnilyC.funD.funness

第二部分：詞匯與語法結(jié)構(gòu)答案

l.A2.C3.B4.C5.C

6.A7.C8.B9.C10.B

11.A12.C13.B14.C15.A

16.C17.B18.B19.C20.D

21.B22.D23.A24.B25.B

26.B27.A28.B29.B30.B

31.C32.B33.D34.C35.C

36.D37.A38.B39.A40.A

41.D42.C43.A44.C45.B

46.A47.C48.A49.A50.C

第三部分：完形填空

閱讀下面的短文，從短文后所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出能填入相應(yīng)空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答

題紙上圈出所選的字母符號(hào)。

Passage1

ThebiggestadventureI'veeverhadwastrekkinginThailand.Wehiredaguide(1)ustoavillageinthe

jungle.Wedidn'tknowthathe(2)therebefore.(3)wereachedthevillage,wewouldn'tbeableto

findsomewheretosleep,(4)wewantedtogetthereinabout8hours.Aftertwohoursweallrealisedwe

werelost.The(5)wewalked,themoreconfusedwebecame.Luckilyafterafurther4hourswemetsome

hunters.Theydidn'tspeakthesamelanguageasourguide,butwewereableto(6)thatwewerelost.They

(7)ustowardsthevillage.Itwasafterdarkwhenwearrivedthere.Wehadbeenwalking(8)over14

hoursandwewere(9)exhausted.Wehadbeenverylucky;ifwe(10)thehunters,wewouldhavehad

tosleepinthejungle.

1.A)takeB)fortakingC)totakeD)taken

2.A)hasneverbeenB)hadneverbeenC)neverwentD)didn'tgo

3.A)UnlessB)IfC)WhenD)As

4.A)soB)butC)inadditionD)for

5.A)farB)furthestC)furtherD)morefar

6.A)getatB)getaroundC)getbyD)getacross

7.A)misdirectedB)redirectedC)undirectedD)disdirected

8.A)forB)sinceC)atD)in

9.A)veryB)absolutelyC)fairlyD)much

10.A)hadmetB)haven'tmetC)havemetD)hadn'tmet

Passage2

Scientistsareworkinghardtodevelopbetteraerialsformobilephones,aspokesmanforPhikiaPhonessaidtoday.

'Itreally(11)userswhentheylosethesignalinthemiddleofacall,sowearedevelopingnewaerialsthat

willenableusers(12)strongersignals.Manyusersreportedthatwhenthey(13),thesignalwas

oftenlost\saidthespokesman.Thenewaeralsaredesignedtoavoid(14)thesignalbyreceivingthe

messageonawiderrangeofradiofrequencies.'We(15)thatthisisamajorconcernforphoneusers'

saidthespokesman.Thenewphoneshaveaflexibleexternalaerial,whichuserswillhave(16)touching

theirearorhead.Theaerials(17)makethephonesabletopickupawiderrangeofsignals.Thecompany

spokesmaninsisted(18)thiswasnotapotentialdanger-"(19)safetyregulationhasbeen

fbHowecT,hetoldourreporter."If(20)oneofthesephonesthismorning,Iwouldn'thavemissedmy

traincominghere,\jokedthespokesman.

11.A.irritatesB.isirritatingC.imtatedD.irritate

12.A.receiveB.receivedC.toreceiveD.receiving

13.A.aretravellingB.weretravellingC.travelD.wastraveling

14.A.losingB.loseC.lostD.tolose

15.A.learntB.hadlearntC.havelearntD.arelearning

16.A.usedtoB.tousedtoC.getusedtoD.togetusedto

17.A.toB.-C.areD.will

18.A.onB.toC.whatD.that

19.A.-B.AllC.EveryD.Any

20.A.IhadB.TdhadC.TdhaveD.have

Passage3

IanandShireeareaveryunusualcouple.Althoughthey(21)intheheartofLondon,theytrytogrowas

muchoftheirownfoodaspossible.Atthemomentthey(22)anallotmentfromthelocalcounciltogrow

foodon,buttheyplan(23)morelandsoon.'We(24)growingourownfoodfiveyears

ago',saidIan,'Sincethenwe(25)abouthalfofthevegetablesweneedandaquarterofthefruit.We

(26)ontheallotmentforthreeyears.We(27)ourowngardenbeforethat/Theydonotplan

tostoptherethough,4Bythistimenextyearwe(28)enoughlandtogrowabout75%ofourfbod\said

Ian.Whydotheydothis?'We(29)aboutthechemicalsusedtogrowourfood',saidShiree.'Moreand

morepeople(30)thesameinthefuture',predictedShiree.

21.A.liveB.livedC.havelivedD.hadlived

22.A.rentB.haverentedC.arerentingD.haverented

23.A.buyB.tobuyC.buyingD.bought

24..A.startB.wouldstartC.havestartedD.started

25A.grewB.havegrownC.havebeengrowingD.havebeengrown

26.A.workB.workedC.havebeenworkingD.hadworked

27.A.usedB.haveonlyusedC.haveonlybeenusingD.hadonlyused

28.A.willhaveboughtB.willbuyC.arebuyingD.aregoingtobuy

29.A.areworryingB.willworryC.worryD.worried

30.A.aredoingB.aregoingtodoC.willhavedoneD.do

Passage4

2PattenClose

Derby

DJ56XX

16April2003

DearSirorMadam,

Iamwriting(31)aboutarecentstayatyourhotel,TheGrand.MywifeandIarrivedon21st

Marchandstayedfortwonights.

Firstlywewaitedtwentyminutesatreceptionbecausetherewasnobody(32)thedesk.Then

wewaitedafurthertwentyminutesbecausethereceptionistcouldnotfindourbooking.

(33)ourluggagewasleftunattendedinreceptionforthreehoursuntilwefinallytookittoour

roomourselves.

Ourroomwasnotavailableimmediatelywhenwearrived.Thereforewehadtowaitanotherhour

(34)wecouldgototheroom.Whenwesawtheroom,ithadtwosinglebedsandwe

(35)adoublebed,sowehadtochangeit.Unfortunatelythesecondroomwasonthetop

floorandtheliftwas(36).Andalthoughwehadaskedforaroomwithaseaview,itwas

facingtheroad.

Althoughthefoodintherestaurantwasquitegood,wewereunhappywiththe(37)wereceived.We

hadbookedaneveningmealinclusiveinthepriceoftheroom.Consequentlywedidnottakemoneytothedining

roomandthendiscovered(38)wehadtopayforthewineimmediately.Unfortunately,the

waiterswererudeand(39).Howeverthemanagerdidagreethatwecouldpaythewinebill

inthemorning.

TosumupIwasmostdissatisfiedwiththeentireexperienceandIexpectfullcompensationfortheinconvenience

caused.

Ilookforward(40)fromyou.

Yoursfaithfully,

ArthurMullard

31.A.complainB.tocomplainC.complainedD.complaining

32.A.inB.fromC.toD.at

33.A.MoreoverB.AlthoughC.SoD.Because

34.A.afterB.whileC.duringD.before

35.A.askedforB.askforC.hadaskedforD.haveaskedfor

36.A.outoforderB.inorderC.disorderD.badorder

37.A.moneyB.letterC.foodD.service

38.A.whyB.thatC.whenD.where

39.A.helpB.helpfulC.unhelpfulD.helpless

40.A.tohearingB.hearingC.tohearD.tobehearing

Passage5

IwastravellingaloneinWesternAustralialastyear,andonedayIset4]toclimbahighpeakinthatarea.

Althoughinthesummertherearemanytourists,Iwasthereoutofseason42thereweren'tanytour

groups.SoonafterIreachedthetop,itbegantodrizzleandthefogcame43,Verysoon,itwassothick

44Icouldn'tevenmakeoutthepath.Itakemyphonewithmeeverywhere45youneverknowwhen

youwillneedit.EventuallyIcalledmydad,46was9,000milesawayintheUK.Hetoldmetophonethe

localemergencyservices,butIfelt47stupidthatIdidn'twantto.48,mydadrealisedthisandmade

uphismindtocallthemhimself.Therescuerscalledme49mymobiletofindoutexactlywhereIwas,but

unfortunatelythebatteryranoutafterfiveseconds.Ilaydownunderarockandwaited-itwasnearlynight-time

andIwascoldandwet.Justastheywereabouttocalloffthesearchforthenight,theyfoundme.Fortunatelyone

rescuerhadsaid'Let'stryforjustfivemoreminutes/50theyhadgivenup,Iwouldhavedied.

41.A.awayB.offC.overD.up

42.A.becauseB.soC.howeverD.therefore

43.A.offB.awayC.overD.down

44.A.whichB.whatC.whyD.that

45.A.soB.thereforeC.becauseD.asaresult

46.A.whoB.thatC.whichD.whom

47.A.suchB.soC.veryD.really

48.A.LuckilyB.LuckyC.UnluckyD.Unluckily

49.A.inB.withC.onD.at

50.A.IfB.WhenC.UnlessD.After

Passage6

Dealingwithwasteisahugeglobalproblem.Unfortunately,manypeopledon'tusuallythinkmuchaboutwhat

happens5jtheiroldfridgewhentheyupdatetothelatestmodel.Afewjustdumpit52thestreet

withoutanotherthought.

53,Britaincurrentlyhasoveramillionoldfridgesrottingindumpsinfieldsandinwarehousesbecause

thecountrydoesnothaveenoughequipmenttodispose54them.NewEuropeanUnion

regulationssaythatfrom1January2002,allmaterial55depletestheozonelayer,suchasCFCcoolants,

must56fridgesbeforetheyareputinlandfillsites.Itis57totakequiteawhileto

solvetheproblem.

Butitisnotonlyfridges58aredifficulttogetridof.Whataboutoldcomputers,TVsandotherhi-tech

junk?Forexample,GuangdongProvince,inthesoutheastofChina,hasbeensuffering59problemscaused

byimportedwasteelectricalgoodslikecomputers.Workerstherehavebeenbreakingupoldcomputerstoextract

therecyclablepartslikechips,andpreciousmetals60goldandplatinum.

51.A.toB.atC.withD.for

52.A.fromB.inC.toD.off

53.A.BecauseB.SoC.HoweverD.Asaresult

54.A.offB.awayC.atD.of

55.A.whatB.vvhyC.thatD.who

56.A.removefromB.removedfrom

C.beremovedfromD.haveremovedfrom

57.A.likeB.likenessC.likingD.likely

58.A.whatB.whyC.thatD.who

59.A.fromB.atC.toD.with

60.A.asB.likeC.andD.with

第三部分：完型填空答案

l.C2.B3.A4.A5.C

6.D7.B8.A9.B10.D

11.A12.C13.B14.A15.C

16.D17.B18.D19.C20.B

21.A22.C23.B24.D25.B

26.C27.D28.A29.C30.B

31.B32.D33.A34.D35.C

36.A37.D38.B39.C40.A

41.B42.B43.D44.D45.C

46.A47.B48.A49.C50.A

51.A52.B53.D54.D55.C

56.C57.D58.C59.A60.B

第四部分：閱讀理解（單項(xiàng)選擇）

閱讀下列短文，從A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)正確答案，并在答題紙上寫出所選的字母符號(hào)。

短文理解1

Blocksof“high-rise“flatshavebeenbuiltinlargenumbersinLondonandinmanyotherbigcities.Justafterthe

SecondWorldWarthesebig,twenty-to-thirtystoreybuildings,hundredsoffeetinheight,werethoughttobethe

idealsolutiontothehousingproblem.Forontheonehand,therewasseverehousingshortage,butontheother

hand,therewaslackofspacetobuildhousesinurbanareas.Blocksof“high-rise“flatsseemed,atfirst,tobeable

tosolvetheproblem,sincetheycanofferspaceformorefamiliestoliveinonlessland.Thebeautiful,modern

apartmentsinthehigh-risesweremuchsoughtafterbypeoplewholiveddowntown.Hundredsofthevastblocks

hadbeenbuiltbeforeanyonebegantodoubtaboutwhethertheyweregoodsolutionsornot.Aretheysuitable

placesforpeople,childrenespecially,tolivein?Awell-knownBritisharchitect,whopersonallydesignedmany

ofthesebuildings,nowbelievesthatthehigh-risesmaywellmakethosepeoplewhohavebeenhousedinthem

sufferagreatdeal.Evidencehasbeencollectedbysocialworkers,whichsuggeststhatpeopledosuffer.They

complainaboutseverelonelinessanddeepdepressionlivingwithinthesegreattowers.Peoplealsotalkaboutlack

ofcommunicationwithothers,noeasyaccesstoaplaygroundforchildren,nochancesforadultstoget

familiarizedwitheachother.Manypeoplesaythattheyhavelivednextdoortoeachotherforyearsinthesame

building,buttheyneverknowwhotheirneighborsare.Someexpertssaythatalargenumberofpeoplelivingin

thehigh-risessufferfrommentaldisorderandhaveevendevelopedcriminaltendencies.Asaresultofthesenew

discoveries,plansfornewhigh-riseblocksarebeingreconsidered.Wearenowbuildingupmanyhigh-risesinbig

citiessuchasBeijing,ShanghaiandGuangzhou.Perhapsweshouldalsoreconsidertheideatoo.

1.TherewasabighousingproblemaftertheSecondWorldWar.

A.inLondon

B.intheruralareas

C.inmanybigcities

D.inmanycountries

2.Blocksof“high-rise“flatswerethoughttobetheidealsolutiontothehousingproblem,because

A.therewasseverehouseshortageinbigcities

B.therewaslessandlesslandtobuildhousesinbigcities

C.theyweremodernandbeautifulandmuchsoughtafterbycitypeople

D.theywerebuiltonlesslandandwereabletohousealotmorepeople

3.Thesentence""Hundredsofthevastblockshadbeenbuiltbeforeanyonebegantodoubtaboutwhetherthey

weregoodsolutionsornot.^^means.

A.itwasnotuntilhundredsofthevastblockshadbeenbuilt,peoplebegantodoubtaboutwhethertheywere

goodsolutionsornot

B.hundredsofthevastblockshadnotbeenbuiltuntilanyonebegantodoubtaboutwhethertheyweregood

solutionsornot

C.peoplebegantodoubtaboutwhethertheyweregoodsolutionsornotbeforehundredsofthevastblocks

hadbeenbuilt

D.beforehundredsofthevastblockshadbeenbuilt,somepeoplebegantodoubtaboutwhethertheywere

goodsolutionsornot

4.Theauthortakesawell-knownBritisharchitectasanexampletoshowusthat.

A.heisveryproudofhisdesigningofmanyofthehigh-rises

B.evenawell-knowndesignerofthehigh-risesbelievestheyarenogoodforpeople

C.evenawell-knowndesignerofthehigh-risessufferspersonally

D.high-risesarewell-designed,modembuildingswhichmeetpeople'sneeds

5.Whatisthegreatestdangerforpeoplelivinginahigh-riseaccordingtosomeexperts?

A.Lackofcommunicationwithothers.

B.Noeasyaccesstoaplaygroundfbr