朱明zhubob新思维综合英语2模拟练习二至六打印版Word格式.docx

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t.

　　A.whether　　B.evenif　　C.how　　D.unless

　　7．Theytalkedabouttheproblemamong　　　　.

　　A.themselves　　B.them　　C.eachother　　D.themself

　　8．Hello,Mr.Smith.I　　　　youforalongtime.

　　A.didn'

tsee　　B.don'

tsee　　C.amnotseeing　　D.haven'

tseen

　　9．Ireallyappreciate　　　　me.

　　A.youhelp　　B.yourhelp　　C.yourhelping　　D.youhelp

　　10．Thesingerandpianist　　　　askedtomakeaspeechatthemeetingyesterday.　　A.is　　B.was　　C.are　　D.were

II.SituationalDialogues：

　　11．　–Doyouknowifthere'

sairporttransportationavailable?

　　　　　–　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　.

　　A.Yes,wedo.Thebusinessrateis$100anight.That'

sa10%discountofftheregularrate.

　　B.Yes,thereis.Thehotelprovidesafreeshuttlebustoandfromtheairport,departingeveryhalfhour.C.Yes,thereisabusinesscenter,opensevendaysaweek.

　　　　12．–　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　.

　　　　–There'

soneonFirstStreet.Youcanuseacreditcardtomakealongdistancecall.　　　A.Doyouknowifthere'

sabankaroundhere?

　　B.Couldyoutellmeifthere'

sapayphonenearhere?

　　C.Doyouknowifthere'

sabookstoreinthisneightbourhood?

　　13．–　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　.

　　　　–Certainly.Whatsize,please?

　　　　–Eightandahalf,Ithink.

　　　　–Hereyouare.Wouldyouliketotrythemon?

　　A.I'

dlikeapairofblackshoes,please.　　B.I'

dlikeawhiteshirt,please.

　　C.I'

dlikeapairofglasses,please.

　　14．–Wouldyoulikemetoshowyouaround?

　　　　–　　　　.A.Welcome.　B.Yes,please!

　C.Really?

That'

sterrible.

　　15．–　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　.

　　　　–Whatsizedoyoutake?

dliketohavealookatthatbluebagyouhaveinthewindow,please.

　　B.I'

dliketohavealookatthatwhitesweateryouhaveinthewindow,please.

dliketohavealookatthatblackhatyouhaveinthewindow,please.

　　　　16．–　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　.

　　　　　–Don'

tworryaboutthat.It'

sOK.WearestillwaitingforSallyandLinda.A.I'

msorryforbeinglate.Thetrafficissoheavy.

　　B.Comeon.Wouldn'

tyouliketogosomewhereanddosomething?

vebeenwaitingsinceonehourago!

　　　17．–　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　.

　　　　–Howcarelessyouare,Tom.

msorryIhavetakentoomuchofyourtime.

msorryIlied.C.I'

msorryIcan'

topenthedoor.Ihavemisplacedthekey.

　　18．–Youwouldn'

tbeinterestedinworkingthissummertomakesomeextramoney,wouldyou?

　　A.Yes,Iwould.　　B.No,Iwould.　　C.Yes,Iwouldn'

　　19．–Wouldyouliketoseeamenu?

　　　　–　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　.

　　A.No,thanks.Ihavealotofhomeworktodo.

　　B.No,thanks.Ialreadyknowwhattoorder.C.No,pleasedon'

tbotherme.

　　20．–　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　.

　　　　–Yes,Isay“TheTeaHouse”.Theactingwasexcellent.

　　A.DidyougotothelibrarylastSaturday?

　　B.DidyougotothecafelastSaturday?

　　C.DidyougotothetheatrelastSaturday?

Weallknowthatexerciseisimportantinkeepingthebodyhealthyandreducingtherisksofdisease.Italsocutsdown　21　stressandprotectsthebody'

simmunesystem.Butformanypeople,thewordexerciseconjuresuphoursofboring,strenuousactivity.Recently,　22　scientificstudieshavefoundthathealthbenefitscanbeachievedwithnon-strenuousexercise.

　　Thisisveryencouragingnewsforallthosepeople　23　thoughttheyhadtobeathletesorworkashardasathletestomakeexerciseworthit.Thenewguidelinessaythateveryadultshoulddoatleast30minutesofmoderateactivitymostdaysoftheweek.Andthese30minutescanevenbebrokendown　24　smallersegmentsduringtheday.Theimportantthingistobe　25　andmakeexercisepartofyourdailylife.

　　Therearemanywaystoachievethis　26　buyingexpensiveequipmentorjoiningahealthclub.Walkingisoneofthebestwaystogetexercise.Trytogo　27　awalkafterlunchordinnertoboostyourmetabolismandwork　28　somecalories.Ifpossible,walkallorpartofthewaytoworkorschool.Usethestairsinsteadoftheelevator　29　youcan.Gardening,rakingleaves,anddancingarealsogoodactivities.（However,walkingtothecoffeeorvendingmachinedoesn'

tcount!

）Asforsports,eveniftennisorgolfdon'

tappeal　30　you,hikingandcyclingcanberelaxingandbeneficialtoo.

21.A.by　　　　B.ofC.about　　　D.on

22.A.therefore　B.howeverC.furthermoreD.but

23.A.who　　　B.whomC.which　　　D.whose

24.A.on　　　　B.toC.into　　　D.at

25.A.consistentB.inconsistentC.continentD.conspicuous

26.A.without　　B.withC.besides　　D.beside

27.A.on　　　　B.forC.out　　　　D.to

28.A.down　　　B.outC.for　　　　D.off

29.A.whether　　B.wheneverC.wherever　D.whatever

30.A./　　　　　B.onC.at　　　　D.to

Passage1

　　ThemansittingoppositeRobertwastheFinancialController.Everybodycalledhim“theFC”forshort.Hemadeallthedecisionsaboutmoney.Robertneededsomemore.Thatwaswhyhehadtoseehim.Thetwomendidnotgetonverywell.Infact,theyhadalwaysdislikedeachother.

　　“Yourrequestisoutofthequestion,”theFCsaid.Roberthaddifficultyincontrollinghimself,buthemanagedsomehow.Heexplainedthathewantedthemoneyinordertomakemoreprogrammes.

　　“Andwhydoyouwanttodothat?

”theFCaskedsharply.Again,Robertalmostlosthistemper.“Becausemoreandmorepeoplearelisteningtomydepartment'

sprogrammes.There'

sgreatdemandforthem,”heanswered.

　　TheFCdidnotseemtobelievehim.ButRoberthadareportonthenumbersoflistenerstoallEBCprogrammes.TheFCbecamelessconfident（自信）.Robertthrewthereportdownonthetableandtoldhimtoreadit.

　　TheFClookedatitinsilence.Thefigures（数字）provedthathehadbeenwrong,buthedidnotwanttoadmitit.“Well,”hefinallysaid,“Imayhavemadeasmallmistake.”Robertnoticedtheword“may.”Hegotuptoleave.Buthehadthefeelingthathewouldgetthemoneyafterall.

　　31.InthestorytheFinancialControllerwasapersonwhowasinchargeof　　　　.

　　A.Robert'

sdepartment'

sprogrammes　　B.EBCprogrammes.

　　C.EBCmoney　　D.bothBandC

　　32.“Yourrequestisoutofthequestion.”Here“outofthequestion”means　　　　.　　A.withoutanyquestion　　B.withsomequestion

　　C.impossible　　D.possible

　　33.Robertdecidedtomakemoreprogrammesbecause　　　　.

　　A.hewantedtomeettheneedsofthelisteners

　　B.“theFC”dislikedhim

　　C.themembersofhisdepartmentwantedhimtodoso

　　D.hewantedtoshowhimselfoff

　　34.WhyweremoreandmorepeoplelisteningtoRobert'

sprogrammes?

　　A.Becausehealwayslosthistemper（脾气）.　　B.Becausehedisliked“theFC.”　　C.Becausetheprogrammeswererichandtothetasteofthelisteners.　　D.Wedon'

tknow.

　　35.Whodoyouthinkwontheargument（争论）intheend?

　　A.TheFinancialController.　　B.Robert.

　　C.Nobody.　　D.Thelisteners.

Passage2

　　WhilethecitiesofChinahaveundergonemodernizationevidentintherisingtowersandbrightlightsthathaveawakenedthesleepingcountry,thecountrysideremainslargelythesame.

　　Rectangularrowsofricefieldslitterthelandscapeseparatedbylonglanesofwaterdesignedtoprovidetheconstantsupplyofwaterthatisvitaltoproducingthecrop.TheexperienceisnotunlikedrivingthroughtheAmericanMidwest,onlyricenotcorndominatesthelandscape.

　　Fouryearsago,whenIlasttookthistrip,theroadsweredustandtelephonewiresdidnotrunparalleltothehighway.Bareroadshavebeenreplacedbysleek,newlypavedhighwaysrunningfromShanghaitoNanking,tomysmaller,homecity,Wuhu.UnlikethechangesIhadheardofandexpectedinShanghai,Wuhuwasmuchmoreofasurprise.ThesmallcitywhereIwasbornhadgrownupasIhave.Therearelargehigh-risebuildings,eachringedwithsmallerbuildingsaroundit,manyoftheseapartmentcomplexes.LittleseemedfamiliarandIwonderwhatmygrandparent'

sflatbuiltofbrickandmortarhadbecome.

　　PerhapsIshouldn'

thavebeensurprisedtofindoutthattheirhomehadbeendemolishedandrebuiltasasix-storyapartmentcomplexaswell.WalkinguptothesecondfloorIsawmygrandfather'

sfacepeeringoutofthescreendoor.Hebegantosmileashesawme,andsodidI.Theirhomeisnownodifferentfromawesternapartment.Equippedwiththemodernamenitiesofagasstove,atoilet,ashower,thiswasindeeddifferentfromfouryearsago.

　　36.Accordingtotheauthor,dramaticchangestookplacein　　　　.

　　A.citiesbutnotcountrysideofChina　　B.bothcitiesandcountrysideofChina　　C.countrysidebutnotinlargecities　　D.everywhere

　37.Itcanbeinferredfromthesecondparagraphthat　　　　.

　　A.peasantsleadsimilarlifeallovertheworld

　　B.ChineseirrigatingsystemismoreimpressingthanthatinAmerica

　　C.peasantsinMidwestAmericaraisemorecornswhileChinesepeasantsraisemorerice　　D.peasantsinMidwestAmericaraisemorericewhileChinesepeasantsraisemorecorn

　　38.TheauthorwastravelingtoWuhu　　　　.

　　A.inordertotakeastopduringthetripfromShanghaitoNanking

　　B.inordertofindsomeplacesimilartohishometown

　　C.inordertovisithisgrandparents

　　D.inordertofindoutchangesinsmallcities

　　39.Theauthor'

s