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3.TherearemanymisunderstandingsaboutAmericanIndiannames.CrazyHorses,forexample,wasgiventoamanbecausehewascourageous,notbecausehewasmad.Indianfamilieshadnolastnames.TheSiouxIndiansgiveindividualsthreeorfournames.Thefirstnamewasgivenatbirth.Itshowedtheorderofabirthintothefamily.Wenonah,forinstance,meant“firstborndaughter”.Thesecondname,thehonorname,wasgiventothechildbyamedicineman（有法术之人）.Itusuallyreferredtothefinecharacterofgooddeedsofoneofthechild’sancestors（祖先）.Whenhegrewup,thepersonwasexpectedtoliveuptothisname.Otherwise,thepersonmightnotbecalledbyit.Thethirdnamewasthenickname.Itusuallyreferredtosomethingodd（临时的）thatthepersonhaddone.Itwashardlyeverflattering.Thefourthnamecamethedeedname.Itwasgivenbyawarchiefafterthepersonaccomplishedsomegoodorextraordinarybravery.Thenamemightbethatofafear––inspiringanimalsuchasBearorBuffaloorthatofanoblebird,suchasEagle,HawkorOwl.

A.ifhecouldputthemeaningofthisnameintopractice,

B.ifhisappearancewouldbelikehisancestor’s,

C.onlywhenhegrewup

D.whenhesatisfiedthemedicineman

4.Between1886and1914,Canadareceivedovertwomillionimmigrants.ThemajorityofthemwerefromEasternEurope.ThegovernmentwelcomedthesepeoplebyofferingthemfreefarmlandintheWest.However,CanadaimmigrationpolicywasnotequalforAsianimmigrants.TheCanadiangovernmentpassedtwolawstopreventChineseimmigration.In1885,theCanadiangovernmentpassedthefirstlawtopreventChineseimmigration.ThelawforcedeveryChinesepersonenteringCanadatopaya$50entryfee.ThegovernmentintroducedthisheadtaxtosatisfyCaucasian（高加索人）laborerswhofeltthatChineseimmigrantswerecompetingfortheirjobs.TheheadtaxwasaburdenforChineseimmigrants,butitdidnotpreventthemfromcomingtoCanada.FormanyofthesepoorChineselaborers,theycouldearnmoremoneytherethaninChina.Theywerewillingtoborrowthemoneytopayfortheoverseastripandtheheadtax.TheCanadiangovernmentraisedtheheadtaxto$100in1900,thento$500in1903.TheCanadiangovernmentpasseditsmostrestrictiveimmigrationlawin1923.Thatyear,theChineseImmigrationActpreventedallChineseexceptofficers,merchants,andstudentsfromenteringCanada.TheActwastheresultofpressurefromanti-Asiangroups.ThesegroupsfeltthattheheadtaxwasinsufficientbecauseChineselaborerswerestillcomingtoCanada.ThelaweffectivelystoppedChineseimmigrationfrom1923to1947.Duringthe24-yearperiod,only44ChineseenteredCanadaofficially.

A.strict

B.serious

C.limitation

D.determinative

5.Wepreferwritingonpaper（）typingonacomputer.

A.to

B.than

C.over

D.with

6.Youdon’thavetotellhim!

Heisfully（）thedanger.

A.sureof

B.awareof

C.blindto

D.confidentof

7.Between1886and1914,Canadareceivedovertwomillionimmigrants.ThemajorityofthemwerefromEasternEurope.ThegovernmentwelcomedthesepeoplebyofferingthemfreefarmlandintheWest.However,CanadaimmigrationpolicywasnotequalforAsianimmigrants.TheCanadiangovernmentpassedtwolawstopreventChineseimmigration.In1885,theCanadiangovernmentpassedthefirstlawtopreventChineseimmigration.ThelawforcedeveryChinesepersonenteringCanadatopaya$50entryfee.ThegovernmentintroducedthisheadtaxtosatisfyCaucasian（高加索人）laborerswhofeltthatChineseimmigrantswerecompetingfortheirjobs.TheheadtaxwasaburdenforChineseimmigrants,butitdidnotpreventthemfromcomingtoCanada.FormanyofthesepoorChineselaborers,theycouldearnmoremoneytherethaninChina.Theywerewillingtoborrowthemoneytopayfortheoverseastripandtheheadtax.TheCanadiangovernmentraisedtheheadtaxto$100in1900,thento$500in1903.TheCanadiangovernmentpasseditsmostrestrictiveimmigrationlawin1923.Thatyear,theChineseImmigrationActpreventedallChineseexceptofficers,merchants,andstudentsfromenteringCanada.TheActwastheresultofpressurefromanti-Asiangroups.ThesegroupsfeltthattheheadtaxwasinsufficientbecauseChineselaborerswerestillcomingtoCanada.ThelaweffectivelystoppedChineseimmigrationfrom1923to1947.Duringthe24-yearperiod,only44ChineseenteredCanadaofficially.

A.TheDangersofChineseimmigrantsinCanada

B.TheDevelopmentofChineseImmigrationLawsinCanada

C.JobOpportunitiesDuringtheEarly19thCentury

D.TheActivitiesofChineseWorkersinCanada

8.Wereitberainytomorrow,we（）theactivities.

A.willcancel

B.wouldcancel

C.hadcancelled

D.cancel

9.Thedesiretoconveyafeelingoffriendshipisoftenuniversal.（）

A.宇宙的

B.通用的

C.大学的

D.联合的

10.WhenIreturnedhome,IfoundIhad（）thewrongsuitcase.

A.takenoff

B.takenup

C.lookedout

D.pickedup

11.GreatasNewtonwas,manyofhisideas（）todayandarebeingmodifiedbytheworkofscientistsofourtime.

A.aretochallenge

B.maybechallenged

C.havebeenchallenged

D.arechallenging

12.Themoreattentionyouputinyourstudy,（）thestudywillbe.

A.moreeasier

B.themoreeasier

C.theeasier

D.easieras

13.Itisinthisuniversity（）Prof.Jacksonestablishedhisfamoustheory.

A.which

B.that

C.where

D.what

14.Suchman（）heardformhimpraisedhim.

A.as

B.who

C.that

D.whom

15.Between1886and1914,Canadareceivedovertwomillionimmigrants.ThemajorityofthemwerefromEasternEurope.ThegovernmentwelcomedthesepeoplebyofferingthemfreefarmlandintheWest.However,CanadaimmigrationpolicywasnotequalforAsianimmigrants.TheCanadiangovernmentpassedtwolawstopreventChineseimmigration.In1885,theCanadiangovernmentpassedthefirstlawtopreventChineseimmigration.ThelawforcedeveryChinesepersonenteringCanadatopaya$50entryfee.ThegovernmentintroducedthisheadtaxtosatisfyCaucasian（高加索人）laborerswhofeltthatChineseimmigrantswerecompetingfortheirjobs.TheheadtaxwasaburdenforChineseimmigrants,butitdidnotpreventthemfromcomingtoCanada.FormanyofthesepoorChineselaborers,theycouldearnmoremoneytherethaninChina.Theywerewillingtoborrowthemoneytopayfortheoverseastripandtheheadtax.TheCanadiangovernmentraisedtheheadtaxto$100in1900,thento$500in1903.TheCanadiangovernmentpasseditsmostrestrictiveimmigrationlawin1923.Thatyear,theChineseImmigrationActpreventedallChineseexceptofficers,merchants,andstudentsfromenteringCanada.TheActwastheresultofpressurefromanti-Asiangroups.ThesegroupsfeltthattheheadtaxwasinsufficientbecauseChineselaborerswerestillcomingtoCanada.ThelaweffectivelystoppedChineseimmigrationfrom1923to1947.Duringthe24-yearperiod,only44ChineseenteredCanadaofficially.

16.I’dbettercheckinmyluggagequickly（）I’dmissmyflight.

A.and

B.so

C.or

D.to

17.Idon’tknowhowtoexpressmythanks.--（）

A.it’smypressure

B.Thepleasureismine.

C.Nicetomeet.

D.No,not.

18.Themeritofsalestax（）decreasesgovernmentrelianceonincometaxes.

A.isthatit

B.thatit

C.thatis

D.itis

19.Lookatthemuddyroadhere.It（）（）lastnight.

A.couldhaverained

B.musthaverained

C.wouldhaverained

D.shouldhaverained

20.Thedoctortookmytemperatureand（）tomyheart.

A.listens

B.willlisten

C.haslistened

D.listened

21.Ratherthan（）everythingtothelastminutehealwayspreferstostartearly.

A.leave

B.leaveto

C.leaving

D.left

22.Yourhandwritinghasa（）styleandIcanrecognizeitatonce.

A.unique

B.common

C.sharp

D.beneficial

23.Hermotheris（）mixedblood.Soshehasbrownhairbutblackeyesandyellowskin.

A.of

B.in

C.at

24.Thestadiumwillhavebeenbuiltbythetimeshe（）fromJapan.

A.returns

B.willreturn

C.return

D.returned

25.Sheisquiteshyandalwaysfeels（）inpublic

A.embraced

B.enlarged

C.embarrassed

D.engaged

26.（）ourclass,I’dliketoextendourthankstoyou.

A.Inbehalfof

B.Onbehalfof

C.Inbehalf

D.Onbehalf

27.Between1886and1914,Canadareceivedovertwomillionimmigrants.ThemajorityofthemwerefromEasternEurope.ThegovernmentwelcomedthesepeoplebyofferingthemfreefarmlandintheWest.However,CanadaimmigrationpolicywasnotequalforAsianimmigrants.TheCanadiangovernmentpassedtwolawstopreventChineseimmigration.In1885,theCanadiangovernmentpassedthefirstlawtopreventChineseimmigration.ThelawforcedeveryChinesepersonenteringCanadatopaya$50entryfee.ThegovernmentintroducedthisheadtaxtosatisfyCaucasian（高加索人）laborerswhofeltthatChineseimmigrantswerecompetingfortheirjobs.TheheadtaxwasaburdenforChineseimmigrants,butitdidnotpreventthemfromcomingtoCanada.FormanyofthesepoorChineselaborers,theycouldearnmoremoneytherethaninChina.Theywerewillingtoborrowthemoneytopayfortheoverseastripandtheheadtax.TheCanadiangovernmentraisedtheheadtaxto$100in1900,thento$500in1903.The