新标准大学英语综合教程3unittest答案.docx

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新标准大学英语综合教程3unittest答案

Unit1

1.LeaveittoCarlostothinkofa（n）ingenioussolutiontoourmostdifficultproblem!

2.Forme,thebiggesttobecominganobstacleastronautismypoormathskills.

3.Ihavenoideahowmuchtimeelapsedsincesheleft—Ifellasleep.

4.Aftercollege,ItraveledthroughEurope,andthemostimpressivethingIsawwastheEiffelTowerinParis.

5.Chronologically,whichofthefollowingeventshappenedfirst?

6.SteveisoneofthemostambitiouspeopleIknow;hewantstoownhisownbusinessbythetimehe's25.

7.Jackstillactslikea（n）adolescentandthinkseverythingisagame.

8.Anewspaperreadercanselectwhatheisinterestedinandskipwhathethinksisboring.

9.Afterhisplanelanded,theprimeministergavea（n）impromptuspeechaboutglobalwarming.

10.ItoldmyparentsIwantedtotakeayearoffbeforegoingtocollege,andmysuggestionsurprisinglymetwithlittleresistance.

11.Theworldwasshockedbytheuntimelydeathoftheyoungsinger.

12."Howdareyoudefyadirectorder?

You'reasoldiernow!

"

13.Shewaspermanentlydisfiguredbythefire,butitsooncametorepresentherdeterminationtosucceedinlife.

14.DuringtheWorldCup,attendanceinclasswasdownbecauseeveryonestayedathometowatchtelevision.

15.Ihadfiveexamslastweek—itwaslikeonelong,continuousnightmare.

16.Normally,weallotonevotetoeachmember,butthisisaspecialcase.

17.IcanrememberfeelingveryinsecurewhenIwasyoung;Iwasdesperateformyclassmates'acceptance.

18.Herfinalyearofschoolwasmarkedbyconsiderableuncertaintyasshetriedtofigureoutwhattodonext.

19.I'vetriedworkinginthemorning,butIfindthatI'mmostproductivelateatnight.

20.Ernieisareallydecentguy;hewouldnevertrytoimposehisbeliefsonsomeoneelse.

SectionB:

Completeeachsentencewithasuitableword.

21.Wedon'thavethebudgettodoeverything,soI'mafraidyourplanwillhavetogoonthebackburner.

22.AllIneedissomepeaceandquiet,andI'llbeabletofigureoutasolution.

23.Braceyourselfforsomebadnews,thisdoesn'tlookgood.

24.It'salldowntoyou!

Don'tletusdown!

25.ThenewevidencecreatesalotofuncertaintyaboutwhoreallyreachedAmericafirst.

26.I'monlyalawschoolstudent—I'mhardlyinanypositiontohelpyouwithyourlegalproblems.

27.Inthebackofmymind,Ihavemydoubtsaboutwhetherhe'srightforthejob.

28.Heishavingashotatcookinghisowndinner.

29.Jessicahadherlifemappedoutsinceshewasalittlegirl:

college,marriage,children,career.

30.Quick,cramthebagunderthebed!

PartII:

BankedCloze

Fortenyears,Ilivedinthecityandlovedit.Everythingwasstable,andIdidn'thavemanyworries.Then,withinonemonth,Igota（31）promotionatworkandmygirlfriendandIdecidedtogetmarried.Suddenly,mylifewasin（32）transitionwithbigchangesahead!

Thenewpositionatworkwaswonderful.Iwasnolongerrelegatedtothe（33）sidelines.Mybosswasstartingtonoticeallofmyhardwork!

Aftera（34）lengthyspeechaboutmynewresponsibilities,mybosstookmetomynewprivateoffice.Fantastic!

Ididn'thavetositinthe（35）rearoftheofficeanymore,behindthecopymachine.Ilovedmyjobalready.

Mygirlfriendalsosuggestedthatwemoveoutofthecityandbuyahouseinthesuburbs.Wehadbeencity（36）dwellersforsolongthatitwasadifficultdecisionforustomake.Ontopofthat,Iwasworriedabouttakingouta（37）mortgageforthehouse.Mynewjobpaidbetter,butourresourceswerestill（38）finite.Findingadownpaymentwouldbetough.

Intheend,wedecidedtogoforit.There'snotimelikethepresent,right?

Withthenewjob,IcouldhonestlysaythatIhada（39）buddingcareer,soitfeltrighttotaketheplungeandbuyahouse.Afterallthesechanges,we'dbereadytojustrelaxandenjoylife.So,wetookonahoneymoontothe（40）coastalCalifornia.

PartIII:

ReadingComprehension

Itwouldbeafairlyaccuratestatementtosaythat,whenIwasinelementaryschoolandhighschool,Iwasapainfullyshychild.Iusuallykepttomyself,hadonlyafewfriends,andrarelyspokeinclass.Myparentswerealwaysverybusy,sotheyneverpushedmetobecomemoreinvolvedinactivitiesandmeetmorepeople.Iwasperfectlyhappybymyself.Ispentmuchofmytimewithmynoseburiedinabook.TheonlytimesthatIventuredawayfromthecomfortsofmybedroomwerewhenIexploredtheseeminglyendlessaislesofstockedbookshelvesatmyfavouritebookstore.

Inretrospect,itwasnosurprisethatIreadwithsuchanincredibleappetite.Readingwasmyescape.Myfavouritebookswereadventureandtravelstories—storiesthatbroughtthereaderstoexotic,unexplored,ordangerousplaces.ThesewereplacesIlongedtogo,andtheywereadventuresIyearnedtoexperience,butIknewitwasalljustafantasy.Ihadahardtimeworkingupthenervetotalktoafellowclassmate,IknewtherewasnowayIcouldtravelaroundtheworldandliveoutoneoftheseadventures.Therefore,Iread.IreadeverybookIcouldfindthatpromisedadventure,excitement,orescape.BythetimeIgraduatedfromhighschool,Ihadprobablyreadmorebooksthanourschoolhadinitslibrary.Itwasquiteanachievement,butnooneknewaboutitexceptforme.ItoldnoonebecauseIhadnoonetotell.MyonlyfriendwasJustin,andthatrelationshiponlyexistedbecausewehadbeennext-doorneighborsforfifteenyears.

Likemostofmyclassmates,Iappliedtocollegeandeventuallyworkedupthecouragetogo.Itwasn'teasy.Ihadlivedathomewithmyparentsmywholelife,andIrarelyeverthoughtaboutleaving.However,ithadfinallybecomeinevitable;Icouldn'tstaywiththemforever.Iattendedalocalcollegeandmovedouttoliveinadormitorywitharoommate.ItwouldbeanunderstatementtosaythatIwasnervous.Iwasterrified.

Myroommate'snamewasGreg,andthefirstfewweeksofschoolwereveryawkward.Hekepttryingtostartconversationsandbefriendly.Iwasabletoanswerhisquestions,ofcourse,butIfounditdifficulttokeeptheconversationgoing.Ijustwasn'tusedtoit—Ihadnopracticeatthissortofthing.ThenonedayIreturnedfromanafternoonclassandfoundhimreadingaJackLondonbook.Suddenly,IfoundthatIhadahundredquestionstoaskGreg.DidhelikeJackLondon?

Whichwashisfavouritebook?

Didhereadalot?

Whatotherauthorsdidhelike?

Thelistwasendless.

Tomysurprise,Gregwasalsoinlovewithadventureandtravelbooks.Oneofhisdreamswastotravelaroundtheworldandfollowinthefootstepsofsomeofhistory'sgreatestexplorers.Theremusthavebeenmagicatworkthatday.Itwasasifmyshynesssuddenlydisappeared.GregandItalkedforhoursaboutourfavouritebooksanddreamsoftravel.Ialsofounditeasiertotalktootherpeopleatschoolandmakefriendssincethatday.Ifeltliketheworldopeneduptome.Somanythingssuddenlyseemedpossible.Infact,GregandIareplanningagreatadventureforthissummer!

Itmayhavetakenmeawhile,butIfinallyfoundawaytobreakoutofmyshellandstartenjoyinglife.

41.Whichofthefollowingisariteofpassagethathelpedthewritertobecomelessshy?

A.Attendinghighschool.

B.Readingmanybooks.

C.Attendingcollege.

D.Planningagreatadventure.

42.Inwhichparagraphdoestheauthorcomparehisdesiretoreadtohunger?

A.Paragraph1.

B.Paragraph2.

C.Paragraph4.

D.Paragraph5.

43.Whichofthefollowingwouldmakethebesttitleforthispassage?

A.APainfullyShyChild

B.MyCollegeLife

C.TravelswithGreg

D.BreakingOutofMyShell

44."ItwouldbeanunderstatementtosaythatIwasnervous.Iwasterrified."Whatdoesthewritermeanbythisstatement?

A.Hewasn'tnervousatall.

B.Hewasmildlynervous.

C.Hewasasnervousasusual.

D.Hewasextraordinarilynervous.

45.Whichofthefollowingstatementscanyouinferfromthepassage?

A.JackLondonwroteexcitingstories.

B.JackLondonwrotedullstories.

C.JackLondonwasn'tafamouswriter.

D.JackLondonwasthewriter'sfavouritewriter.

Unit2

1.Whenwasthelasttimeyouwerein_______withyourchildhoodfriends?

A.context

B.contact

C.control

D.content

2.Likeaboatatsea,hismindstartedto_______whenhewasn'tinterested.

A.float

B.soar

C.sink

D.drift

3.MrsJonesdidn'ttrustJack,soshewasvery_______tolethimcuthergrass.

A.reluctant

B.reluctantly

C.enthusiastic

D.enthusiastically

4.Myhouseseemstobeina_______stateofdisrepair—somethingisalwaysbroken!

A.perpetually

B.perpetual

C.perpetuity

D.perpetuate

5.Theproblemneedstobelookedatfromahistorical_______.

A.prospective

B.directive

C.perspective

D.executive

6.Dr.Carterhaswritten_______aboutthebrainanditsinfluenceonouremotions.

A.extensively

B.intensively

C.extensive

D.intensive

7.Theaccidentoflastweek_______areviewofschoolsafetypolicy.

A.prompted

B.prompt

C.prompting

D.prompts

8.Iameasily_______byicecream,soit'sprobablythebestifIdon'tlookatthedessertmenu.

A.tempt

B.tempts

C.tempting

D.tempted

9.Wouldn'titbe_______ifwedidn'tneedtoworryaboutmoney?

A.predictable

B.marvellous

C.astonishing

D.depressing

10.Researchersclaimthatthereisa_______linkbetweencaffeineandheadaches.

A.definite

B.definitely

C.definition

D.defined

11.It'sincredibletoseehownewbornbabiesarecompletely_______onotherpeopleforeverything.

A.depending