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新视野大学英语2读写quiz3

大学英语2网络自主学习单元测试3

试卷编号:

quiz3

考试时间:

80分钟

满分:

100分

Part1VocabularyandStructure

(Eachitem:

1)

Directions:

ChoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.

1.

oursuggestionagain?

Shallwerequestthechairman

A.toconsider

B.considering

C.consider

D.considered

 

2.Somesayyesandotherssayno;Idon'tknowtofollow.

A.whether

B.what

C.whom

D.how

 

3.Anexplosionisasuddenincreaseinamount,

A.rapidburningcausesit

B.

tobecausedbyrapidburning

C.

causingitsburningtoberapid

D.

causedbyrapidburning

4.Weforgaveherangerbecauseweknewthatherfather'sillnesshadputher

undergreat,

A.shelter

B.crisis

C.stress

D.nervousness

 

5.Henevertoreadthenewsbutturnedatoncetothecrosswordpuzzle

onthelastpage.

A.worried

B.noticed

C.pained

D.bothered

 

6.Sincewecan'thearyouatthebackofthehall,you'llhavetoyour

voice.

A.improve

B.increase

C.raise

D.open

7.ThepricetheyofferedformyoldcarwassolowthatIitdown.

A.brought

B.turned

r

C.called

r

D.refused

8.

Paulfromhiswork.

Thenoiseofthetraffic

A.prevented

B.distracted

C.angered

D.upset

9.Peopleappreciatewithhimbecausehehasagoodsenseof

humor.

A.working

B.tohaveworked

C.towork

r

D.havingworked

 

10.Nobodyknowshowlongandhowseriouslytheshakinessofbigbusinesseswill

downtheeconomy.

A.put

r

B.settle

C.drag

D.knock

 

11.ItriedveryhardtopersuadehimtojoinourgroupbutImetwithaflat

A.accept

B.agree

C.refusal

D.decline

 

12.Ourdepartmentcoursesinseveralforeignlanguages.

A.accepts

C.offers

D.takes

r

13.Shehadclearlyno

ofdoinganywork,althoughshewasvery

C.intention

D.belonging

wellpaid.

A.tendency

B.foundation

 

14.Manystudentsfoundthebook;itprovidedthemwithalarge

amountofinformationonthesubject.

A.informative

r

B.confusing

C.distracting

D.amusing

15.IjustmanagedtoaquickbreathbeforeIwaspulledunderthe

waterbythepassingboats.

A.load

C.take

D.escape

 

C.courage

D.determination

17.Mr.Sandershasbeenaskedto

thenextmeetingofthe

committee.

A.manage

B.chair

C.listen

D.think

16.Thegovernment'sstrongactiondemonstrateditstoendthe

rebellion.

A.energy

B.resistance

18.Icouldnotpersuadehimtoacceptit,makehimseethe

importanceofit.

A.ifonlyIcouldnot

C.notmorethanIcould

D.norcouldI

r

19.formyillnessIwouldhavelenthimahelpinghand.

A.Notbeing

B.Withoutbeing

C.Haditnotbeen

D.Nothavingbeen

20.NotthatJohndoesn'twanttohelpyou,

it'sbeyondhispower.

A.butthat

B.forthat

C.andthat

r

D.inthat

21.Tobefrank,I'dratheryou

inthecase.

A.willnotbeinvolved

B.nottobeinvolved

C.notinvolved

D.werenotinvolved

r

22.

after

Itispolitelyrequestedbythehotelmanagementthatradios

11o'clockatnight.

A.werenotplayed

B.notbeplayed

C.nottoplay

D.didn'tplay

23.Carefulsurveyshaveindicatedthatasmanyasfiftypercentofpatientsdonot

takedrugsdirected.

A.like

r

B.so

r

C.which

r

D.as

24.It'sreportedthatbytheendofthismonththeoutputofgoodsfromthefactory

byabout10%.

A.willhaverisen

B.willberising

C.hasrisen

25.Ifeltsomewhatdisappointedandwasabouttoleave,something

occurredwhichattractedmyattention.

A.unless

r

B.until

r

C.when

r

D.while

26.Thelittlemanwas

onemeterfiftyinheight.

A.almostmorethan

B.nearlymorethan

C.hardlymorethan

D.asmuchas

r

27.Someofyoursuggestionshavebeenadoptedbutothershavebeenas

theyarenotworkable.

A.turnedaway

B.turneddown

C.turnedback

D.turnedout

28.Thebossthoughthimatrouble-makerandturnedhim

A.back

B.down

C.to

D.around

 

29.Unlessheisintenselove,hehardlyeverlooksintosomeoneelse's

eyesforverylong.

A.confessing

B.refusing

C.granting

D.covering

30.Theobserver'sstatementabouttheaccidentwasvery;weknowalmost

everythingaboutitnow.

A.specific

B.especial

C.exceptional

D.special

 

31.

youropinionsareworthconsidering,thegeneralmanagerfindsit

unwisetoplacetoomuchimportanceonthem.

A.As

B.Because

r

C.Though

D.Since

r

32.thattheymayeventuallyreducetheamountoflaborneededon

constructionsitesby90percent.

A.Socleveraretheconstructionrobots

r

B.Suchconstructionrobotsareclever

r

C.Soclevertheconstructionrobots

r

D.Suchcleverconstructionrobotsare

33.Afriendshipmaybe

relaxed,situationalordeepandlasting.

A.identical

B.original

C.critical

D.superficial

 

34.YourworkdoesnotwhatIexpectofyou.

B.comeout

C.comeround

r

D.comeupto

 

35.Ingeneral,matterswhichlieentirelywithinthestateboundariesarethe

concernofthestategovernment.

A.excessive

B.external

C.explosive

D.exclusive

 

36.Nofaultisattachedthebusdriverfortheterribleaccidentattherailway

crossing.

A.for

B.to

C.with

 

37.Theescapedprisonerwaiteduntiltheofnightbeforeleavinghishiding

place.

B.deep

C.depth

D.dead

 

38.Occasionallyweexperiencestrongwindsandstormsfromthewest,butthe

windsarefromthenorth-east.

A.existing

B.prevailing

C.particular

D.special

 

C.exhibition

D.gratitude

39.

tothesunisbadforthe

ThedoctortoldPennythattoomuch

skin.

A.exposure

B.means

 

40.Inpreparingscientificreportsofexperiments,astudentshould

hisfindingsinclearandpreciselanguage.

B.predict

C.raise

D.present

41.Thishotel

A.claims

r

$60forasingleroomwithabath.

B.demands

C.prices

D.charges

42.Shewassoinherjobthatshedidn'thearanybodyknockingat

thedoor.

A.attracted

B.absorbed

C.drawn

D.outstanding

43.AlthoughIlikedtheappearanceofthehouse,whatreallymademedecidetobuy

itwasthebeautifulthroughthewindow.

A.perspective

B.look

C.picture

D.view

 

44.Isawtheofthetaxibeforeitdisappearedaroundthecornerof

thestreet.

A.signal

B.rear

C.look

D.scene

 

45.beforeweleave,thedayaftertomorrow,weshouldhavea

wonderfuldinnerparty.

A.Hadtheyarrived

B.Wouldtheyarrive

C.Weretheyarriving

D.Weretheytoarrive

46.rdratherreadthanwatchtelevision;theprogramsseemallthe

time.

A.togetworse

B.tobegettingworse

C.tohavegotworse

D.gettingworse

 

Iheard

C.after

D.when

48.Whenhearrived,hefound

theagedandthesickathome.

A.nothingbut

B.nonebut

C.noneotherthan

D.nootherthan

47.Ihadjuststartedbacktothehousetochangemyclothes

voices.

A.as

B.while

49.Themerefactmostpeoplebelieveanuclearwarwouldbe

madnessdoesn'tmeanitwillnotoccur.

A.that

r

B.which

C.what

D.why

50.thatmyheadhadcleared,mybrainwasalsobeginningtoworkmuch

better.

A.For

r

B.Since

r

C.Now

r

D.Despite

Part2Cloze(withOptions)

(Eachitem:

0.5)

Directions:

Readthefollowingpassagecarefullyandchoosethebestanswerfromthechoices.

Questions51to70arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

Inevercouldreallytalktomyfather.Ialwaysfeltpretty51.

forthat,butitwasjustsohard.I52.

fromhometogotocollegewhenIwas18.WhenIreturned

guiltyembarrassedconscienceconsciousmovedawaymovedformovedalongmovedin

hometovisit,Ifoundmymotherandfatherhadjustgottena53.

departurepartingdivorcegap

notasso

Ialwaysputinavisittohisplace

54.

sonotassoasnotnotsoas

to

hurtmydad'sfeelings.Buthisplacewasdarkandcoldand55.

cigarettesmokeandbeer;itwasgenerally56.

smelledofsoundedoftastedofbreathedofuncomfortableunfavorableunavailableunfashionable

57.

WhenIwaslittle,myfatherwouldtakemefishingallthetime.ItseemedlikeI

grewoutgrewupgrewbygrewinto

wasnothingwrongwithbeinglikemydad.Istill

58.

anticipateassociateappreciatecompensate

hislove

ontheshoresofsmalllakes.Tome,attheageofeight,there

forbeingoutdoors,freeandawayfromeveryoneelse.ButasImovedintomy

teens,itbecame59.

thatmydadhadadrinkingproblem.

differentindifferentcurrentapparent

Asourfamily'sfinancialsituationbecameworse,60.

sodidhisproblemsohisproblemdidsowashisproblemsohisproblemwas

WhenIwasveryyoung,mydadwasableto

61.

without

alcohol.Hecouldatleastkeepajob.AsIgrewolder,hebecamelessfunctional

and62.

educatingcommunicatingindicatingadvocating

withhimbecamepainful.Mostofourtalks

accomplishachievefunctioncomplete

alcohol.Hecouldatleastkeepajob.AsIgrewolder,hebecamelessfunctional

and62.

educatingcommunicatingindicatingadvocating

64.

illustratedfrustratedseparateddemonstrated

atnotbeingableto65.

attach

makedohold

ontoajob.

Andwewere66.

depressedimpressedpressedexpressed

withhimnotbeingableto67.

faceforfaceupfaceofffacedown

tothefactthathehadaproblemwithalcohol.Whenhegot

homefromwhateverjobhewasinthe

68.

accessprocesssuccessexcess

oflosing,itwasnot

69.

uncommonthatifhedidn'tgetinafightwithmymomhewouldusually

infrontoftheTVbeforewehaddinner.Ifhemadeittothe

fallawayfallaboutfallapartfallasleep

dinnertabletoeatwithus,Iknewthatbeforethemealwasover,hewouldbevery

angrywith

70.

atleast

attheleast

atthelatestattheminimum

ofus.Itwasusuallymymomorme.

Questions71to90arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

WhenIwasyounge

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