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春华师大大学英语精读在线测试阅读题100分
passage1
versaillesisthesiteofthepalaceofversailles(凡尔赛宫),oneofthemoststoriedbuildingsinthehistoryoffrance.itwasoriginallybuiltasahuntingchateau(城堡)bykinglouisviiiin1624.in1669,kinglouisxivbegansearchingforagrandsitewherehecouldconducttheaffairsoffranceandcontrolthegovernment.hesettledonthehuntingpalaceandexpandeditintotheworld’slargestpalace.inaddition,thekinghopedtobuildagovernmentalcenterapartfromparis.
thepalacetook36,000workersfiftyyearstobuild.thepalaceisspreadoutover280acresandcanhouse20,000people!
thepalacefeaturesover700roomsand67staircases.therearedozensofuniquerooms,features,gardens,andhalls.oneofthemostrenownedroomsofthepalaceofversaillesisthehallofmirrors.recentlyrestored,thehallofmirrorsisthecenterpieceofthedazzling(光彩夺目的)building.originallyaddedtothepalacein1684,thehallofmirrorswasbuilttobeadazzlingdisplayofthepowerandwealthofthefrenchmonarchy(法国君主).thehall,whichmeasures73metersinlengthfeatures357gold-coatedstuccomirrors,ornatepaintings,crystalchandeliers,marblefixtures,aparquetfloor,andceilingswithcolorfulmuralspaintedbyartistcharleslebrun.thehallofmirrorshasalsoplayedaprominentroleinhistory.boththeproclamationofthegermanempirein1871afterthefranco-prussianwarandthesigningofthetreatyofversaillesthatformallyendedworldwaroneweresignedhere.
B1.whenwasthepalaceofversaillesoriginallybuilt?
a、in1684.b、in1624.c、in1669.d、in1786.
C2.whydidkinglouisxivwantagrandpalace?
a、soheandhisqueencouldretirecomfortably.b、asahuntingchateau.
c、asaplacetoconducthisnation’sbusiness.d、hewantedtoimpresshiswife.
D3.whichofthefollowingisnottrue?
a、thehallofmirrorshasbeenrecentlyrestored.
b、thehallofmirrorsisconsideredthecenterpieceofthepalaceofversailles.
c、thehallofmirrorsfeaturesaparquetfloor.
d、twomajortreatiesweresignedinthehallofmirrors.
A4.whichofthefollowingisnotmentionedasafeatureofthehallofmirrors?
a、bronzemoldings.b、ornatepaintings.
c、marblefixtures.d、crystalchandeliers.
C5.whichofthefollowingcouldbeanappropriatetitleforthispassage?
a.louisxivandthepalaceofVersaillesb.theceilingsofthehallofmirrors
c.theamazingpalaceofVersaillesd.ahistoryoffrance
passage2
scientistshavelearnedagreatdealaboutthekindsoffoodpeopleneed.theysaythatthereareseveralkindsoffoodpeopleshouldeateveryday.whataretheseclassesoffood?
theyare1)greenvegetablesofallkinds,suchasstringbeans,peas,lettuces,andcabbages;2)fruitssuchasapples,peachesandbananas;3)othervegetables,examplesofthesearebeets,onions,carrots,tomatoesandsoon;4)meatofallkinds,fishandeggs;5)milkandfoodmadefrommilk,suchasbutter,cheeseandicecream;6)breadorcereal.riceisalsointhisclassoffood.
peopleindifferentcountriesanddifferentareasoftheworldeatdifferentkindsofthings.scientistssaythatnoneofthesedifferencesarereallyimportant.itdoesn'tmatterwhetherfoodiseatenraworcooked,cannedorfrozen.itdoesn'tmatterifapersoneatsdinnerat4o'clockintheafternoonorat11o'clockatnight.theimportantthing,theysay,isthateverydayapersonshouldeatsomethingfromeachofthesekindsoffood.
therearetwoproblems,then,infeedingtheever-increasingnumberofpeopleonearth.thefirstistofindsomewaytofeedtheworldpopulationsothatnooneishungry.thesecondistomakesurethatpeopleeverywherehavetherightkindsoffoodtomakethemgrowtobestrongandhealthy.
A1.whathavescientistslearnedagreatdealabout?
a.thekindsoffoodthatshouldbeeateneveryday.
b.whethertoeatfoodraworcooked.
c.whentoeatfoodeveryday.
d.howmuchfoodtoeateveryday.
C2.whatisimportantineating,accordingtothescientists?
a.eatone'smealsatregularintervals.
b.eatraworcookedfood,butnotcannedorfrozenfood.
c.eatavarietyofnecessaryfoods.
d.eatvegetablesandfruitsmorethanmeatandcereal.
C3.whatproblemsarefacingtheworldtoday?
a.howtoprovideenoughfoodfortheever-increasingpopulationandteachthemhowtoeat
foodproperly.
b.howtopersuadepeopleoftheworldtochangetoahealthydietandnottowastefood.
c.howtofindwaystofeedtheworldpopulationandtomakesurethattheyhavetheright
kindsoffoodtoeat.
d.howtoconvincegovernmentsofallthecountriestheimportanceofdevelopingagriculture
andprovidingtheirpeoplewithenoughfood.
D4.whatgreenvegetableisnotmentionedinthepassage?
a.lettuce.b.pea.
c.cabbage.d.spinach.
D5.whatcanyouinferfromthepassage?
a.howtofeedthehugeworldpopulationisthemostimportantconcernofallscientists.
b.theworldisshortoffoodandmanypeoplearegoinghungry.
c.humanbeingsarestrivingformorefoodtofeedtheiryoung.
d.thescientists'findingswillhelppeopleeverywheretoselectahealthydiet.
passage3
mannersareveryimportantineverycountry,butthetroubleisthatdifferentcountrieshavedifferentideasaboutwhatcountsaspolitebehavior.whatisgoodmannersinonecountrymaynotbeappropriatebehaviorinanother.chinesepeoplemaybeshockedatwhatcountsasgoodmannersinengland.
whenanenglishmanpassesafriendinthestreethedoesnotalwaysstoptotalk.hemayjustnod,say“hello”andsoon.iftwofriendsdostoptotalk,theydonotshakehands.itisonlyatpartiesforyoungpeople(students,forinstance)thatapersoncouldgouptosomeonehedoesnotknowandintroducehimself.onmoreformaloccasionsoratpartiesrunbyolderpeopleaguestalwayswaitstobeintroducedtosomeonehedoesnotknowbythehost,hostessoranotherguestwhohealreadyknows.atevenaformaldinneranenglishmandoesnotwaitforatoastbeforehehasadrink.theenglishreservetoastsforveryformalorveryspecialoccasions.inthesecasesthetoastwillusuallybeaccompaniedbyashortspeech,forexample,ataweddingreceptionoratapartyforsomebodywhoisretiring.afteraprivatedinnerinsomeone’shouseanenglishmanwillonlyshakehandswiththehostandhostessifitisafairlyformaloccasion,likeabusinessdinner,andhewillusuallyputhiscoatonandsaygoodbyeasheleavesthehouse.
luckily,likechinesepeople,theenglishusuallyexcuseforeignstudentsovermattersofetiquette.butevenso,perhapsthesafestadvicefortheoverseasstudent,nomatterwhatcountryheisvisiting,istofollowtheoldproverb:
wheninrome,doastheromansdo.
B1.whenanenglishmanmeetsafriendinthestreet,hemay___________.
a.stoptotalktohisfriendbjustnodandsay“hello”
cshakehandswithhisfrienddjustsaygoodbye
D2.whatwillapersondowhenheattendsapartyrunbyolderpeople?
a.gouptoastrangerandintroducehimself.
b.askhisfriendtointroducehimtoothers.
c.giveaspeechinfrontofotherstointroducehimself.
d.waittobeintroducedbythehost/hostess.
A3.onwhichoccasionwilltheenglishtoast?
a.aweddingreception.b.adinnerparty.
c.aspeech.d.ameeting.
C4.whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?
a.differentcountrieshavesimilarideasaboutwhatgoodmannersare.
b.chinesepeopleseemtobemorepolitethanenglishpeople.
c.anenglishmanwillshakehandswiththehostafteraprivatebusinessdinner.
d.theenglishusuallycan’tunderstandforeignstudents’impolitebehaviors.
B5.whichofthefollowingbestexplainstheproverb:
wheninrome,doastheromansdo.
a.ifyougotorome,youmustdothingsliketheromans.
b.whenyougotoaforeigncountry,youshouldlearnsomethingabouttheirmanners.
c.romansalwaysdotherightthing,soyoushouldfollowthem.
d.mannersinromanareaseasytofollowasinothercountries.
第39题(15.0)分
Contacts(交往)betweenJapanandtherestoftheworldhavegrownagreatdealinthetwentiethcentury.Inthelastthirtyyears,businesscontactsbetweenJapanandtheWesthavebecomeveryimportant.ManyforeigncompaniesnowhaveofficesinJapanandJapanesebusinessmendobusinessaroundtheworld.
DifferencesbetweenJapaneseandWesternwaysofdoingbusiness,however,oftenbewildertheforeignbusinessmanandmakedoingbusinessinJapandifficultforforeigners.
TheAmericanbusinessman,forexample,wantstostarttalkingbusinessimmediately.Hewantsquickdecisions.Hedoesnotwait.TheJapanese,ontheotherhand,likestoarriveatdecisionsgraduallyaftergivingthemagreatdealofthought.AnotherthingforeignbusinessmenhavedifficultyinunderstandingiswhenaJapanesemeans“Yes”or“No”.ThisisbecauseofculturaldifferencebetweenJapaneseandwesternsocietywhichmakesitdifficultforaJapanesetosay“No”directly.
InEnglish,itiseasytosay“No”tosomethingwedonotwanttodo.ButinJapanitisverydifficulttosay“No”.Torefuseaninvitationorarequestwith“No”,orasimilarphrase,isfelttobeimpolite.Itisthoughttobeselfishandunfriendly.Soinsteadofsaying“No”.Theseenablethemtoavoidhurtingotherpeople’sfeelings.However,thisoftenmakescommunicationwiththeJapanesedifficultforforeignerstounderstandandfollow.
1.Paragraphonetellsusthat.C
A、ItisnotalwayseasyforforeignerstodobusinessinJapan
B、Japanisaveryimportantcountryforbusinessmen
C、BusinesscontactsbetweenJapanandtheWestareimportant
D、Japanesebusinessmendobusinessallaroundtheworld