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东大21春学期《大学英语二》在线平时作业3标准答案
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1.--Let'shaveapicnicbytheWestLake.
--_____________________.
A.Nevermind.
B.That'sallright.
C.Goodidea.
D.You'relucky.
´ð°¸:
C
2.Theradiosaystherewillbea______raintomorrow.
A.big
B.large
C.heavy
D.heavily
´ð°¸:
C
3.Tomsaidtotheguests,"Help________tosomemeat."
A.youself
B.youselves
C.yourself
D.yourselves
´ð°¸:
D
4.--Wouldyoumindmyopeningthewindows?
--_____.
A.Sorry,Iwouldn't
B.No,ofcoursenot
C.Itdoesn'tmatter
D.Yes,please
´ð°¸:
B
5.Allherchildrenareclever,buttheyoungestdaughterisreally_____.
A.exception
B.exceptional
C.except
D.excepted
´ð°¸:
B
6.Tendollarswill_____thecostofthedamage.
A.cover
B.spend
C.payfor
D.take
´ð°¸:
A
7.WhenLilycamehomeat5p.m.yesterday,hermother______dinnerinthekitchen.
A.cooked
B.wascooking
C.cooks
D.hascooked
´ð°¸:
B
8._____athoroughinvestigation,notraceofDrSouthwellhasbeenfound.
A.Besides
B.Except
C.Asfor
D.Despite
´ð°¸:
D
9.Itis_______toworkoutthisproblem.Youneedn'tgototheteacher.
¡¡
A.enougheasy
B.easilyenough
C.easyenough
D.veryeasily
´ð°¸:
C
10.--Whocanreachthebookonthetopshelf?
--Jackcan.Heis________boyofusall.
A.taller
B.atall
C.thetallest
D.muchtallest
´ð°¸:
C
11.--Alice,you________onthephone.--I'mcoming.Thanks.
A.want
B.arewanted
C.arewanting
D.havewanted
´ð°¸:
B
12.Helearnedhowtousesignlanguageto________withdeafcustomers.
A.contact
B.talk
C.touch
D.communicate
´ð°¸:
D
13.--Look!
ThatmanlookslikeMr.Brown.
--It_____behim,forhe_____America.
A.can't,hasgoneto
B.maynot,hasgone
C.mustn't,hasbeento
D.can't,hasbeento
´ð°¸:
A
14.Thisinformationiselectronically______tochoolsandcolleges.
A.transferred
B.transported
C.transplanted
D.transmitted
´ð°¸:
D
15.Theyaskedme_______finishmyhomework.
A.whenIcould
B.Iwhencould
C.whenIcan
D.whencouldI
´ð°¸:
A
16.I’vebeentoldtoloseweightandstop_____.
A.smoking
B.fromsmoking
C.bysmoking
D.tobeingsmoking
´ð°¸:
A
17.Thereusedtobeahouse_____onthetopofthemountain.
A.standing
B.stands
C.stood
D.stand
´ð°¸:
A
18.ItoldthemIwasperfectly________tohelpiftheyasked.
A.willing
B.interested
C.kind
D.exciting
´ð°¸:
A
19.Hewas_____agoldcupinacknowledgementofhiscreativeachievementsforthedevelopmentofthecompany.
A.award
B.awarded
C.reward
D.rewarded
´ð°¸:
B
20.Don'tread_______thesun.It'sbad______youreyes.
A.under,for
B.in,to
C.in,for
D.under,to
´ð°¸:
C
21.Thereislittlewaterintheglass,_______?
A.isn'tthere
B.isit
C.isthere
D.wasn'tthere
´ð°¸:
C
22.Marycombed_____forhermissingglasses.
A.through
B.across
C.throughout
D.over
´ð°¸:
A
23.--Whatdoyouthinkofthefootballmatchyesterday?
--Well,it'ssurprising.Thestrongestteamofourschool________.
A.wasbeaten
B.won
C.scored
D.wasfilled
´ð°¸:
A
24.OnmywayhomeIsawadog_______ontheground.
A.lying
B.lies
C.lied
D.lie
´ð°¸:
A
25.Hedroppedthe_______andbrokeit.
A.cupofcoffee
B.coffee'scup
C.cupforcoffee
D.coffeecup
´ð°¸:
D
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40.Therewasonceamillionairewholovedmoneythananythingelseintheworld.Hedidn’tknowexactlyhowmuchhehad,sohetookonalittlegirlto##allhismoneyforhim.
It##thelittlegirlsixdaystocountallthemoney.Whenshetoldthemillionairethathehadforty-two##dollars,hewas##withjoyandasked,¡°Howmuch##doyouwant?
¡±Hethoughtthat##shewasonlyachild,hecould##herintotakingaverysmallamountofmoney.
Thegirlsaid,¡°well,Iworkedforsixdays,soIthinkyou##paymeforsixdays.Givemetwopenniesforthefirstday.Eachdayafterthat,justgivemetheamountyougivemethedaybefore,multipliedbyitself.
The##thoughtthatinthis##hewouldonlyhavetogivehera##dollars.Whata##littlegirl!
Soimmediately,he##hislawyersignupthecontract,fearingthatshewouldchangeher##.
Onthefirstdaythemillionairepaidhertwopennies,andonthesecondday,twopenniestimestwopennies,orfourpennies.
Eachdayafterthat,hegaveher##numberofpennieshehadgivenherthedaybefore,multipliedbyitself.Andbythesixthday,thefoolishmillionairehadtogivethecleverlittlegirlallhismoney.
（1）.
A.bring
B.count
C.send
D.hide
´ð°¸:
B
（2）.
A.had
B.needed
C.got
D.took
´ð°¸:
D
（3）.
A.million
B.dozen
C.thousand
D.hundred
´ð°¸:
A
（4）.
A.pride
B.wild
C.surprised
D.moved
´ð°¸:
B
（5）.
A.dollars
B.number
C.time
D.pay
´ð°¸:
D
（6）.
A.asif
B.though
C.if
D.because
´ð°¸:
D
（7）.
A.warn
B.advise
C.cheat
D.set
´ð°¸:
C
（8）.
A.could
B.would
C.should
D.might
´ð°¸:
C
（9）.
A.girl
B.millionaire
C.two
D.people
´ð°¸:
B
（10）.
A.measure
B.way
C.point
D.means
´ð°¸:
B
（11）.
A.few
B.little
C.less
D.much
´ð°¸:
A
（12）.
A.nice
B.clever
C.fine
D.foolish
´ð°¸:
D
（13）.
A.ordered
B.asked
C.had
D.persuaded
´ð°¸:
C
（14）.
A.mind
B.heart
C.word
D.plan
´ð°¸:
A
（15）.
A.good
B.great
C.a
D.the
´ð°¸:
D
55.¡°Whereistheuniversity?
¡±ThisisaquestionthatmanyvisitorstoCambridge£¨½£ÇÅ£©ask.Butnoonecangivethema##answer,forthereisnowalltobefound_##_theuniversity.Theuniversityisthecity.Youcanfindclassroombuildings,##,museumsandofficesoftheuniversityalloverthecity.Andmostof##membersarethestudentsand##ofthethirty-onecolleges.
¡¡¡¡Cambridgewasalreadya##townlongbeforethefirststudentsandteachersarrived800years##.ItgrewupbytheriverGranta,andtheriverwasonce_##_theCam.A##wasbuiltovertheriverasearlyas875.##thetowngotitsname"Cambridge".
¡¡¡¡Inthefourteenthandfifteenthcenturiesmoreand##landwasusedforcollegebuildings.Thetowngrewmuch##inthenineteenthcenturyaftertheopeningoftherailwayin1845.Cambridgebecamea##in1951andnowithasapopulationofover100,000.Manyyoungstudentsin##countries##tostudyatCambridge.Thousandsofpeoplefromallovertheworldcometovisittheuniversitytown.Ithasbecomeafamousplaceallaroundtheworld.
（1）.
A.clean
B.clear
C.right
D.real
´ð°¸:
B
（2）.
A.around
B.in
C.near
D.by
´ð°¸:
A
（3）.
A.cinemas
B.parks
C.zoos
D.libraries
´ð°¸:
D
（4）.
A.their
B.his
C.its
D.my
´ð°¸:
C
（5）.
A.parents
B.farmers
C.workers
D.teachers
´ð°¸:
D
（6）.
A.interesting
B.usual
C.developing
D.common
´ð°¸:
C
（7）.
A.before
B.ago
C.later
D.after
´ð°¸:
B
（8）.
A.said
B.called
C.spoken
D.talked
´ð°¸:
B
（9）.
A.bridge
B.building
C.station
D.house
´ð°¸:
A
（10）.
A.Because
B.But
C.And
D.So
´ð°¸:
D
（11）.
A.less
B.fewer
C.more
D.bigger
´ð°¸:
C
（12）.
A.smaller
B.slower
C.faster
D.cleaner
´ð°¸:
C
（13）.
A.city
B.college
C.university
D.country
´ð°¸:
A
（14）.
A.another
B.other
C.theother
D.others
´ð°¸:
B
（15）.
A.stop
B.hate
C.hope
D.need
´ð°¸:
C
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60.TimeTempGlasses
Areyouapersonwhowantstoknowthetimeandtemperatureduringtheday?
YoumightlikeTempGlasses.Thesespecialglassesshowthetimeaboveyourrighteyeandthetemperatureyourlefteye.Itissurelyeasierthanwearingawristwatch,andyouneverhavetoguesstheTemperature.
Doyoueattooquickly?
Doyoueattoomuch?
HowcantheAlarmForkhelpyou?
Aren'tyoucurious?
Well,thisspecialforkhastwolights:
onegreenandonered.Whenthegreenison,it'sOKtoeatapieceoffood.Thefork"knows"whenyoueatapiece,andsoontheredgoeson.Waitforthegreenlightbeforeyoueatanotherpiece.
SmellThis
Sodoyouknowifyourbreathsmellsnice,orifitsmellsbad?
It'sdifficulttoknow,becauseit’sveryhardtosmelltheairthatcomesoutofyourownmouth.SmellThisisusefulforthision.SmellThiscoversyournoseandyourmouth.Docsyourbreathsmellnice,ordoyouneedapieceofgum（¿ÚÏãÌÇ）?
BananaSuitcase
Hasthiseverhappenedtoyou?
Youputabananainyourbaginthemorning,andwhenopenthebagatnoon,thebananalookslikesomeonedroveacaroverit.IfyouputyourBananaSuitcase,thiswillneverhappen.Itkeepsabananasafe,delicious!
（1）.Thewriterthinksthatthefourinventionsare_.
A.dangerous
B.useless
C.unusual
D.expensive
´ð°¸:
C
（2）.Apersonwhowantstoloseweightmaybeinterestedin_.
A.TimeTempGlasses
B.AlarmFork
C.SmellThis
D.BananaSuitcase
´ð°¸:
B
（3）.Whichinventionismosthelpfulforsomeonewaitingforatrain?
A.TimeTempGlasses.
B.AlarmFork.
C.SmellThis.
D.BananaSuitcase.
´ð°¸:
A
（4）.Ifyouwanttoknowhowyourbreathis.youmaybuy_.
A.TimeTempGlasses
B.AlarmFork
C.SmellThis
D.BananaSuitcase
´ð°¸:
C
（5）.WhomightusetheBananaSuitcase?
A.Apersonwhoeatsbananasonlyathome.
B.Someonewhoneedstothrowawayabanana.
C.Apersonwhohaslittleinterestineatingbananas.
D.Someonewholovesbananasandbringslunchtoschooleveryday.
´ð°¸:
D
65.Ifyou’reintosports,you’veseenithappen¡ªtennisplayersjumpoverthenettoshakehandsafterahardmatch;footballplayersexchangejerseys£¨Ô˶¯Ò£©afterninetyminutesofknockingeachotheraround;evenboxerstouchglovesatthebeginningofeachround.Playersineveryevent,fromspellingbeestogolf£¬actinthisway.It’sallpartofsportsmanship£¨ÌåÓý¾«Éñ£©£¬agreattraditioninsportsandcompetition.Itmeansplayingandbeingcalmallthroughthematch.
Everyonefeelsgreatwhentheywin.Inthelastfewyears,youmightseesomeplayerscelebrateagoalwithalongvictorydanceortalkbigabouttheirability.However,it’salwayshardforpeopletosayinp
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