09级1期末三级+四级 复习题Word文件下载.docx

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C.Hedoesn’tcareabouttheirplan.

D.Hedoesn’twanttochangetheirplan.

5.A.Waitress.B.Cook.C.Salesgirl.D.Bankclerk.

6.A.$150.B.$200.C.$175.D.$225.

7.A.Becausehewantstomeetthewoman’scousin.

B.Becausehedoesn’tknowwhereshewasduringtheholiday.

C.Becausethewomandoesn’twanthimtojoinher.

D.Becausethewomangoestohercousin’splacetoooften.

8.A.Themanwantstofindaplacetoparkhiscar.

B.ThemanwantstoparkhiscarintheNationalPark.

C.Themandoesn’tknowthewaytodowntown.

D.Themandoesn’tknowhowtogettotheNationalPark.

9.A.Duringdinner.B.Beforedinner.C.Afterdinner.D.Notuntiltomorrow.

10.A.Thewomanisworriedabouttheman’swork.

B.Thewomanhasbeenlookingforajob.

C.Thewomancan’thelpthemanwithhispaper.

D.Themanisverybusywritinghispaper.

SectionB

Passage1

11.A.Itwaseasytohandle.B.Itwasasbigasaroom.

C.Itcanbemadesmallerthanabook.D.Itwassimpleinconstruction..

12.A.Thememorychip.B.Theelectriccell.

C.TheTVset.D.Thesilicon“chip”.

13.A.Itcanstorelargeamountsofinformation.

B.Itcanoperateveryquickly.

C.Itcanbebuiltintoothermachines.

D.Alloftheabove.

14.A.Itcanrememberthings.

B.Itisgettingsmallerandsmallerallthetime.

C.Itwillnottire.

D.Itcanbeusedathomeaswellasatoffice.

15.A.Computershavechangedalot.B.Computersarechangingourlives.

C.Computersaresmallelectriccircuits.D.Computerswillreplacemansomeday.

Passage2

16.A.NeverdatinganotherwomanB.Askinghismothertolivewithhisfamily

C.SeeingmoreofhismotherD.Takinghiswifeandchildrentoadinnerandamovie

17.A.ShehaslivedalonelylifeformanyyearsB.Shehasgotthreechildren

C.Shedoesn’tgetonwellwithhisson-in-lawD.Sheoftengoesoutwithherladyfriends.

18.A.UnderstandableB.CaringC.SympatheticD.Friendly

Passage3

19.A.Learningaboutone’sfamilyhistoryismoreimportantthanwork

B.Oneshouldspendtimecatchinguponmissinglinksinone’sfamilyhistory

C.Spendingtimewithone’sagedmotherisarewardingexperience.

D.Lifewillbemoremeaningfulifyoucanbalanceworkandplay

20.A.Thespeakerfindshisdateswithhismotherasrewardingashehasexpected

B.Thespeakercareslittleabouthisfamilyhistory

C.Thespeakerknowsnothingabouthisparent’spast

D.Thespeakerisproudofhiswifeandkids

SectionC

Takeshi:

21）____________howhotitisoutthere.Whydidn’twegotoHawaiiwitheveryoneelse?

Mike:

Beeausewedidn’thavethemoney.

Well,whydidn’twegetanairconditioner?

（22）_____?

Samereason.（23）And_______________!

We’vegotairconditioning.

Mike,that’sabowloficeandafan.

Abeach,withamicrowave.（24）__________.

That’sthebeautyof“ImaginaryBeach.”We’vegotamicrowaveoven,we’vegotaTVwitharemotecontrol.（25）____________________________?

Whataboutwater?

That’sthemainreasonpeoplegotothebeach.Whatareyougoingtouseforthat?

Thebathtub?

No.That’dbesilly.（26）__________!

Feeltheoceanmist…

Mike,that’sforsprayingplants,notme!

Youknow,thesoundofthewaves,theoceanmist…makesmewanttosurf.

Surf?

Yeah,surf.

Mike,no.Youcan’tstandonthat,you’llbreakit!

No,Iwon’t.Lookatme,（27）_____.—

（28）_______________.

Yeah,cool.Hey,“dude”!

Watchoutforthatwave!

Huh.

（29）____________________this“imagination”

（30）_____.

Veryfunny,veryfunnyindeed.

PartIIReadingComprehension（30%）

In2006,globalwarmingwastheenvironmentalissuethatcontinuedtocommandcenterstageinthenewsmediaworldwide.ScientistsreleasedevidencelinkingglobalwarmingtophenomenarangingfrommeltingiceintheArctictotheincreaseofforestfiresintheUnitedStates,etc.AreportbytheU.S.EnvironmentalProtectionAgency（EPA）showingthatU.S.greenhousegasemissionshavebeenincreasingyearoveryearsparkedaninternationaloutcry,and，sixformerEPAadministratorscalledonPresidentBushtorestrainglobalwarming.

Itisnotanissuefarawayfromcommonpeoplelikeyouandme.Accordingtotheresearch，burningfossilfuelssuchasnaturalgas,coal,oilandgasolineraisesthelevelofcarbondioxideintheatmosphere，andcarbondioxideisamajorcontributortothegreenhouseeffectandglobalwarming.Therefore，youcanhelptoreducethedemandforfossilfuels，whichinturnreducesglobalwarming，byusingenergymorewisely.Hereare10simpleactionsyoucantaketohelpreduceglobalwarming.

1.Reduce,Reuse,Recycle

Doyourparttoreducewastebychoosingreusableproductsinsteadofdisposables.Buyingproductswithminimalpackaging（includingtheeconomysizewhenthatmakessenseforyou）winhelptoreducewaste.Andwheneveryoucan,recyclepaper,plastic,newspaper,glassandaluminum（铭）cans.Ifthereisnotarecyclingprogramatyourworkplace，school，orinyourcommunity，askaboutstartingone.Byrecyclinghalfofyourhouseholdwaste，youcansave2,400poundsofcarbondioxideannually.

2.UseLessHeatandAirConditioning

Addinginsulation（绝缘，隔热）toyourwallsandattic,andinstallingweatherstrippingorcaulking（堵塞材料）arounddoorsandwindowscanloweryourheatingcostsmorethan25percent,byreducingtheamountofenergyyouneedtoheatandcoolyourhome.

Turndowntheheatwhileyou'

resleepingatnightorawayduringtheday，andkeeptemperaturesmoderateatalltimes.Settingitjust2degreeslowerinwinterandhigherinsummercouldsaveabout2,000poundsofcarbondioxideeachyear.

3.ChangeaLightBulb

Whereverpractical，replaceregularlightbulbswithcompactfluorescent（荧光的）light（CFL）bulbs.Replacingjustone60-wattincandescent（白炽的）lightbulbwithaCFLwillsaveyou$30overthelifeofthebulb.CFLsalsolast10timeslongerthanincandescentbulbs,usetwo-thirdslessenandgiveoff70percentlessheat.

IfeveryU.S.familyreplacedoneregularlightbulbwithaCFL,itwouldeliminate90billionpoundsofgreenhousegases,thesameastaking7.5millioncarsofftheroad.

4.DriveLessandDriveSmart

Lessdrivingmeansfeweremissions.Besidessavinggasoline，walkingandbikingaregreatformsofexercise.Exploreyourcommunity'

smasstransitsystem，andcheckoutoptionsforcarpoolingtoworkorschool.

Whenyoudodrive，makesureyourcarisrunningefficiently.Forexample，keepingyourtiresproperlyinatedcanimproveyourgasmileagebymorethan3percent.Everygallonofgasyousavenotonlyhelpsyourbudget，italso.keeps20poundsofcarbondioxideoutoftheatmosphere.

5.BuyEnergy-EfficientProducts

Whenit'

stimetobuyanewcar，chooseonethatoffersgoodgasmileage.Homeappliancesnowcomeinarangeofenergy-efficientmodels，andcompactflorescentbulbsaredesignedtoprovidemorenatural-lookinglightwhileusingfarlessenergythanstandardlightbulbs.

Avoidproductsthatcomewithexcesspackaging，especiallymoldedplasticandotherpackagingthatcan'

tberecycled.Ifyoureduceyourhouseholdgarbageby10percent，youcansave1,200poundsofcarbondioxideannually.

6.UseLessHotWater

Setyourwaterheaterat120degreestosaveenergy，andwrapitinaninsulatingblanketifitismorethan5yearsold.Buy10w-flowshowerheadstosavehotwaterandabout350poundsofcarbondioxideyearly.Washyourclothesinwarmorcoldwatertoreduceyouruseofhotwaterandtheenergyrequiredtoproduceit.Thatchangealonecansaveatleast500poundsofcarbondioxideannuallyinmosthouseholds.Usetheenergy-savingsettingsonyourdishwasherandletthedishesair-dry.

7.Usethe"

Off"

Switch

Saveelectricityandreduceglobalwarmingbyturningofflights'

whenyouleavearoom,andusingonlyasmuchlightasyouneed.Inaddition,remembertoturnoffyourtelevision,videoplayer,stereoandcomputerwhenyou'

renotusingthem.

It'

salsoagoodideatoturnoffthewaterwhenyou'

renotusingit.Whilebrushingyourteeth,shampooingthedogorwashingyourcar，turnoffthewateruntilyouactuallyneeditforclearing.You'

llreduceyourwaterbillandhelptoconserveavitalresource.

8.PlantaTree

Ifyouhavethemeanstoplantatree，startdigging.Duringphotosynthesis（光合作用），treesandotherplantsabsorbcarbondioxideandgiveoffoxygen.Theyareanintegralpartofthenaturalatmosphericexchangecyclehereonearth,buttherearetoofewofthemtofullycountertheincreasesincarbondioxidecausedbyautomobiletraffic,manufacturingandotherhumanactivities.Asingletreewillabsorbapproximatelyonetonofcarbondioxideduringitslifetime.

9.GetaReportCardfromYourUtilityCompany

Manyutilitycompaniesprovidefreehomeenergyschemetohelpconsumersidentifyareasintheirhomesthatmaynotbeenergyefficient.Inaddition,manyutilitycompaniesofferdiscountingprogramstohelppayforthecostofenergy-efficientupgrades.

10.EncourageOtherstoConserve

Shareinformationaboutrecyclingandenergyconservationwithyourfriends,neighborsandco-workers,andtakeopportunitiestoe