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I．Multiple choices （单项选择）
1. Ms. Ross is one of the judges who ___ going to look into the case. A. am B. are C. is D. was 2. _____ is quite clear.
A. Where is war B. Why is war C. What is war D. What war is
3.If we look at the room carefully, we can see ____. A. that dirty it is B. what dirty is it C. how dirty it is D. very dirty is it
4.They found at last _____ they had been looking for. A. that B. what C. where D. which 5.Her mother is a ___ businesswoman.
A. succeed B. success C. successful D. succeeded 6. ___ a very bad cold, he stayed in bed.
A. To suffer B. To sufffer from C. Suffering D. Suffering from
7. The “picture writing” _ long, long ago is hard for us to understand today. A. draw B. to draw C. drawing D. drawn
8. ___ her things to into the bag, Nancy hurried to the railroad station A. Put B. Putting C. Had put D. Having put
9. You must practice ___ the car if you want to find a job. A. drive B. to drive C. driving D. driven 10. I wonder why Wendy avoids ____ us. A. see B. to see C. saw D. seeing
11.He is sure to attend the meeting ___ he is ill. A. as B. if C. as long as D. unless
12.He studied in a high school ____ he entered the college. A. when B. while C. before D. after 13. An ocean is ____ bigger and broader ___ a sea.
A. much...as B. more...as C. much...than D. more...than
14. Miss Green ___ you met at the gate just now will teach us English. A. who B. whom C. whose D. which
15. The reason ___ he is absent today is that he is ill. A. that B. where C. why D. how
16. ____ English well helped him find a good job.
A. He knowing B. Him knowing C. His knowing D. Himself knowing 17. Don’t ___ the speaker now; he will answer your question later. A. influence B. affect C. inspect D. interrrupt 18. I’d like to go on holiday but I can’t _____ the time. A. afford B. spend C. take D. cost
19. Hard work will definitely ___ to success. A. cause B. result C. lead D. take
20. The police promised to ___ the matter as soon as possible. A. look into B. look up C. look through D. look for 21.They went in the direction that ____ pointed to.
A. native B. natives C. the natives D. little natives 22.If you can’t go, let Mary go ____.
A. instead B. instead of C. in place D. in turn 23.The boy ___ this jacket to that T-shirt.
A. prefers B. chooses C. selects D. likes
24. You don’t have to tell him! He is fully ____ the danger. A. sure of B. aware of C. blind to D. familiar to 25.No one ___ that to his face. A. dare to say B. dare says C. dare say D. dare saying
26. Ms. Ross is one of the judges who ___ going to look into the case. A. am B. are C. is D. was 27. _____ is quite clear.
A. Where is war B. Why is war C. What is war D. What war is
28. If we look at the room carefully, we can see ____. A. that dirty it is B. what dirty is it C. how dirty it is D. very dirty is it
29. They found at last _____ they had been looking for. A. that B. what C. where D. which 30. Her mother is a ___ businesswoman.
A. succeed B. success C. successful D. succeeded 31. It ___ be difficult to learn Japanese. A. shall B. must C. should D. need
32. ----- Must I come here again tonight? ---- No, you _____. A. needn’t B. can’t C. mustn’t D. won’t 33. Did you notice him ____ the road?
A. across B. cross C. to cross D. crossed 34. He was ____ to help me at the moment.
A. too busy B. so busy C. very busy D. enough busy 35. He didn’t know ____ to stay or to leave here. A. whether B. if C. either D. weather 36. He is sure to attend the meeting ___ he is ill. A. as B. if C. as long as D. unless
37. He studied in a high school ____ he entered the college. A. when B. while C. before D. after
38. An ocean is ____ bigger and broader ___ a sea.
A. much...as B. more...as C. much...than D. more...than
39. Miss Green ___ you met at the gate just now will teach us English. A. who B. whom C. whose D. which 40. The reason ___ he is absent today is that he is ill. A. that B. where C. why D. how 41. ___ a very bad cold, he stayed in bed.
A. To suffer B. To sufffer from C. Suffering D. Suffering from
42. The “picture writing” _ long, long ago is hard for us to understand today. A. draw B. to draw C. drawing D. drawn
43. ___ her things to into the bag, Nancy hurried to the railroad station A. Put B. Putting C. Had put D. Having put
44. You must practice ___ the car if you want to find a job. A. drive B. to drive C. driving D. driven 45. I wonder why Wendy avoids ____ us. A. see B. to see C. saw D. seeing 46. It ___ be difficult to learn Japanese. A. shall B. must C. should D. need
47. ----- Must I come here again tonight? ---- No, you _____. A. needn’t B. can’t C. mustn’t D. won’t 48. Did you notice him ____ the road?
A. across B. cross C. to cross D. crossed 49. He was ____ to help me at the moment.
A. too busy B. so busy C. very busy D. enough busy 50. He didn’t know ____ to stay or to leave here. A. whether B. if C. either D. weather
51. ____ English well helped him find a good job.
A. He knowing B. Him knowing C. His knowing D. Himself knowing 52. Don’t ___ the speaker now; he will answer your question later. A. influence B. affect C. inspect D. interrrupt 53. I’d like to go on holiday but I can’t _____ the time. A. afford B. spend C. take D. cost 54. Hard work will definitely ___ to success. A. cause B. result C. lead D. take
55. The police promised to ___ the matter as soon as possible. A. look into B. look up C. look through D. look for 56. They went in the direction that ____ pointed to.
A. native B. natives C. the natives D. little natives 57. If you can’t go, let Mary go ____.
A. instead B. instead of C. in place D. in turn
58. The boy ___ this jacket to that T-shirt.
A. prefers B. chooses C. selects D. likes
59. You don’t have to tell him! He is fully ____ the danger. A. sure of B. aware of C. blind to D. familiar to 60. No one ___ that to his face. A. dare to say B. dare says C. dare say D. dare saying
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II. Reading Comprehension （阅读理解）
Passage 1
Helen is a Human Resource assistant at an Embassy in Beijing. Her responsibilities include evaluating candidates and receiving new employees on their first days and making an introduction of the group.
Today, she has to give an orientation session to a new receptionist who is on her first day at the Embassy. She starts her introduction by explaining the functions of the Embassy. Next, Helen uses an organization chart to help her introduce the organizations and the locations of the various departments, in particular, the
Administration Section, the Director of which is a Consular Mr. Jones. His office is on the third floor. You can get there by taking the lift in the middle of the hall and then turn right at the fountain when you arrive at the third floor. It is the second door at the back.
Helen also tells the new receptionist to report to the Divisional Office manager, Paul Blanc, whose office is on the first floor. When you walk out of this room, turn left and then turn right. It’s the second door on your right. She further explains that she will have to cooperate a lot with the Guards who secure the safety of the Embassy, and their chief works in the office on the first floor, just near Finance. 61. Helen is a ________.
A. office manager B. divisional office manager C. human resource assistant D. Guard 62. The orientation session is about ________.
A. the business of the Embassy B. the locations of various departments C. the organization of the Embassy D. all of the above
63. According to Helen’s introduction, Mr. Jones office is ________. A. on the first floor B. on the third floor C. on the second floor D. at the fountain
64. The receptionist is supposed to report to _______.
A. Mr. Jones B. the chief guard C. Mr. Paul Blanc D. Helen
65. According to the passage, Finance’s office is ___________. A. on the first floor B. on the third floor C. on the second floor D. at the fountain
Passage 2
A light bulb (灯泡)in the restaurant where I worked burned out. A co-worker got on a chair to change it. But when he was unscrewing it, the bulb shattered, leaving the
metal part stuck in the socket. He couldn’t get a firm grip on it, so another waiter tried. Our co-worker passing by offered advice. Someone suggested using a potato, but the only ones in the restaurant were too small. I ran to a nearby grocery store to get a large one but it proved to be too soft. By this time our manager had come over to supervise the operation and noticed the patrons (老顾客)at the closest table watching with interest. “Don’t worry,” she assured them as I stood on the chair trying my best to unscrew the metal base, “He won’t fall on you.”
“We’re not worried about that,” said one man at the table, “We are just waiting to see how many waiters it takes to change a light bulb.” 66. They changed the light bulb because it . A. didn’t work B. caught fire C. was stuck in the socket D. was broken
67. The first waiter failed to change the light bulb because . A. he wasn’t tall enough B. the chair was too low C. he couldn’t reach the metal base
D. he couldn’t take down the old one completely
68. The potatoes were used in the operation as a . A. vegetable B. food C. tool D. light bulb 69. The manager came to . A. see what had happened B. see how things were going on C. change the light bulb D. assure the patron of safety 70. The patrons at the table . A. were testing the waiter’s ability B. were worrying about their own safety C. were amused by the operation D. had sympathy with the waiter
Passage 3
Like every language, American English is full of special expressions and phrases that come from the daily life of the people and develop in their own way. Do you know what the expression \
When someone says, \he's planning to go to a concert. It is something far less pleasant, just as you are called
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