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专升本英语
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5.[A]who[B]as[C]which[D]what
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Ⅰ.名词
重点:
区分可数名词与不可数名词;名词的复数形式;名词做主语时,主谓关系的一致性.
可数名词与不可数名词
1.Thenurseaddedsomesugarstothemedicinetomakeiteasyforthechildtotake.
2.Thesittingroomwouldbemuchimprovedifyouplacedafurnitureinthecorner.
3.Letmegiveyou______.
A.someadviceB.someadviceC.anadviceD.suchanadvice
4.Usuallythereis______trafficinthestreetsonweekdaysthanonSundays.
A.littleB.lessC.fewD.fewer
5.Jimwasupsetlastnightbecausehehadtodotoomanyhomeworks.
6.Iamafraidthatthereisn‘t___leftforyoutwoinmycar.Therearealreadyfivepeopleinit.
A.manyroomsB.anyroomsC.anyroomD.manyrooms
7.Halftheforestwascutdowntomakearoomforthenewroad.
8."Ilikeyourfurnitureverymuch.""Thankyou.Webought______inBeijing."
A.themostofthemB.mostofthemC.themostofitD.mostofit
9.Jumpinthecar.There‘senough______foryou.
A.placeB.seatC.roomD.space
10.Duringthestormwetook______inthedoorwayofashop.
A.helpB.comfortC.guardD.shelter
11.Itwasn‘tanaccident.Hediditon______.
A.reasonB.determinationC.purposeD.intention
12.You‘llhavetopayfortheholidayin______,Tom.(2001)
A.frontB.advanceC.aheadD.forward
13.Whenheappliedfora______intheofficeofthelocalnewspaper,hewastoldtoseethemanager.
A.positionB.professionC.careerD.location(2001)
14.Therewerealotof______waitingoutsidethetheatertoseethefamouspopsinger.(22001)
A.crowdsB.assistantsC.fansD.attendants
15.Thetailormadehimanew______.(2002)
A.clothB.wearC.dressD.suit
16.Yourbrotherisverytall.Whatishisexact______?
(2000)
A.heightB.lengthC.sizeD.breadth
17.IwantedtogotherebyplanebutIhadn‘tenoughmoneytopayforthe______.(1998)
A.journeyB.distanceC.roadD.way
18.DuringtheIceAge,mandevelopedtheuseoftools,andthisisawayofprotectinghimselfagainst______.
A.shortcomingsB.hazardsC.faultsD.conflicts(2004)
19.Thereisnoeasy______totheproblem.(2003)
A.resultB.consequenceC.solutionD.reason
20.Livinginthecountrysidehasmany______,suchasbeautifulscene,freshair,andsoon.
A.advantagesB.interestC.profitD.benefit
名词复数
1.Itwasdifficultforhimtobuygoodshoesbecausehehadsuchabigpairoffoot.
2.Manypeoplescandoonekindofwork,butafewpeoplecandomanykindsofwork.
3.Now,manypeopleusethewordMsinsteadofMissorMrs.forexample,beforethenameof______inbusinessletters.
A.womanmanagerB.womenmanagerC.womanmanagersD.womenmanagers
4.Itwasdifficultforhimtobuygoodshoesbecausehehadsuchabig______offeet.
A.pairB.sizeC.coupleD.number
5.Thechildrencookedsomebyburning______andbranches.
A.potatos…leavesB.potatoes…leafsC.potatos…leafsD.potatoes…leaves
6.Shehastocleanallthe______inallthe______intwohours.
A.furniture…bedroomB.furnitures…bedroomsC.furniture…bedroomsD.furnitures…bedsrooms
名词做主语时,主谓关系的一致性
1.Thebreadandbutterareverydelicious.
2.Twothirdsoftheareaarecoveredbywater.
3.Thenumberofthepeopleapplyingforthejob______increasing.
A.areB.isC.arebeingD.isbeing
4.Thenumberofstudentswhofailedthechemistryexamination______tofifteen.
A.haveincreasedB.hasincreasedC.isincreasedD.areincreasing
5.NeitherJohnnorhisfatherwereabletowakeupearlyenoughtocatchthemorningtrain.
6.ReadingEnglishnewspapers______agoodwayof______yourEnglish.
A.is…improveB.are…improvingC.is…improvingD.are…improve
7.Threetimesseven______twenty-one.
A.haveB.areC.hasD.is
8.Tendays______longenoughforMr.Cartertofinishhisdesign.Hedoesn‘tneedanymore.
A.isB.hasbeenC.wasD.hadbeen
9.Twentymiles______alongwaytocover.
A.havebeenB.isC.areD.were
10.Manyastudent______thatmistakebefore.
A.hadmadeB.hasbeenmadeC.havemadeD.hasmade
11.______roadoutoftownisgood,butthisoneisbetterthantheother.
A.BothB.AllC.NoneD.Neither
12.Nowthatthestressofexaminationsareover,wecanallrelaxawhile.
13.Tom,togetherwithhisfamily,______toseeustonight.
A.iscomingB.arecomingC.comesD.come
名词所有格
1.I‘mgoingawayfora______.
A.holidayofaweekB.weekholidayC.holidayweekD.week‘sholiday
2.Icameacrossa______onthestreetyesterdaymorning