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开放英语3期中考试题

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一.每道题下有A、B、C和D四个选项。

根据句子的意思，其中只有一个是正确的。

将正确的选项选出。

（每题1分，共20分）

1.ThisisthebestbookI’veeverread.

A.thatB.whichC.whatD.it

2.Ifyouhereyesterdayyouwouldhaveseenthefamousactor.

A.wereB.hasbeenC.hadbeenD.wouldbe

3.Thenewshetoldmeyesterdayseemed.

A.surprisedB.tosurpriseC.surprisingD.surprise

4.Hetogomountainclimbingwhenhewasyoung.

A.usedtoB.wasusedtoC.isusedtoD.would

5.ItwasintheschoolgardenIsawheryesterdayevening.

A.whereB.thatC.inwhichD.which

6.IwonderifyouhavehadyourcolourTVset.

A.repairB.torepairC.repairingD.repaired

7.Hegaveuphislifeotherpeoplecouldlive.

A.unlessB.aslongasC.soastoD.sothat

8.Heearnedmoneybyworkingforthatcompany.

A.manyB.agreatdealC.anumberD.alotof

9.Neverseensuchawonderfulplay.

A.IhadB.haveIC.hadID.Ihave

10.Heavoidedusadefiniteanswer.

A.togiveB.givingC.givenD.togiving

 11.Theremanytreesaroundourfactory,butnowtheyaremissing.

A.wouldbeB.usedtobe

C.wasusedtobeD.isusedtobe

12.ThevillageIlivedwhenIwasyounghaschangedalot.

A.thatB.whichC.whereD.when

13.Waterisaliquidboilingpointis100℃.

A.whoseB.thatC.whichD.that

14.Itwasinthisroomthemeetingwasheld.

A.whoseB.whichC.inwhichD.that

15.Iftherewerenowater,therenolifeontheearth.

A.isB.wasC.wereD.wouldbe

16.MygrandfatherenjoysPekingOpera.

A.listeningB.tolistenC.listeningtoD.tolistento

17.theoldmancouldn’thearwell,shespokeloudly.

A.KnowB.ToknowC.KnowingD.Known

18.Sheoftenkeepsusthewashingandcooking.

A.fromB.inC.forD.on

19.Journalistskeptthepublicaboutworldevents.

A.informingB.informedC.informD.toinform

20.IfItimelastSunday,Iwouldhavegonetovisityou.

A.hadB.wouldhaveC.havehadD.hadhad

二．完形填空（每题1.5分，共15分）

阅读下面短文，然后从各题所给的四个选题中选出一个最佳答案。

Catsanddogscan21theirwayhome,oftenoverlongdistances.Weoftenhear22catswhichdisappearwhenthepeople23keepthem24toanewareaandarelater25backattheiroldhome.Wedonotknow26theyfindtheway.Inthesameway,manykindsofbirds27fromonesideoftheworldtoanothereveryyear.Thisis28asmigration.Itisthought29theyfollowthesunorthestars30noonecanbesure.

21.A.findB.tofindC.findingD.found22.A.onB.forC.ofD.in

23.A.whenB.whereC.whoD.which

24.A.movingB.moveC.movedD.tomove25.A.findB.findingC.foundD.tofound

26.A.howB.thatC.howeverD.what

27.A.travelsB.traveledC.travelD.traveling28.A.knownB.knewC.knowingD.know

29.A.whoB.howC.thatD.what

30.A.ofB.awayC.withD.but

三．阅读理解（每题2分，共40分）

Passage1

MollyWilsonwasawaitressatahotel.OnemorningshehadtotakeatrayofbreakfasttoawomaninRoom12.ThewomanwasinthebathroomsoMollyputshetrayonatable.Therewasasmallhandbag–aneveningbag–onthetable.Mollyquicklyopenedthebag.Itwasempty.Sheshutitandturnedtogo.

“Thief!

Whatareyoudoingatmybag?

”avoicecried.

Mollylookedround.Thewomanhadbeenwatchingherfromthebathroom.Thepolicewerecalledtothehotel.Everythingseemedclear.Thepoliceofficer’sreportsaidthatWilsonwascaughtwhileattemptingtostealfromaneveningbag.

ThenextdayMollywastakentothecourt.ThewomanfromRoom12wastheretoo,andthejudgequestionedher.

Thewomansaid,“Isawthewaitressopeningmybag.Bychance,therewasnothinginsideit.Shethenshutthebagandturnedaway.Mymoneywasinanotherhandbag.”

“Didsheattempttostealtheeveningbagitself?

”

“No,sir.Sheleftitonshetable.Butifmymoneyhadbeeninsideit.”

“Thankyou,”thejudgesaid.“Thiscourtmustonlyconsiderthefacts.Theeveningbagwasempty.Nowapersoncannotstealanythingfromanemptybay.Sincestealingfromthatbagwasnotpossible,thenattemptingtostealfromitisalsoimpossible.Thewaitressisnotguiltyofanycrime.Casedismissed.”

ThatafternoonMollyWilsonwentbacktoherjobatthehotel.

31.MollywasinRoom12because.

A.shewasaguestatthehotelB.itwasherroom

C.shehadjustbroughtinsomebreakfastD.shewashavingbreakfast

32.Therewas/wereonthetablewhenMollyleft.

A.abagB.atrayC.abagandtrayD.nothing

33.ThewomansawMollythebag.

A.stealingB.openingandshuttingC.shuttingD.opening

34.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.Thewomanhadnomoneyatall.B.Mollystayedinthestationforthreedays.

C.Thepolicehappenedtobeatthehotel.D.Accordingtothejudge,noonecanstealanythingfromanemptybag.

35.Accordingtothepoliceofficer,Wilson.

A.triedtostealB.stolesomemoneyC.didn’tstealanythingD.waspretty

 Passage2

TVandnewspaperreporters–peoplewhogoouttofindandreportnewtotherestoftheworld–sometimeshaveadangerousjob.ReportersusuallytakecameramenwiththemiftheywanttogetsomefilmofeventsandplaceswhentheyreportliveonTV.LivereportsarethoseinwhichreporterstalktothepersonpresentingthenewsandarefilmedrightatthemomentofspeakingonTV.

MarkTailor,andAustralianreporter,gavealivereportonTVnewstheotherdayfromStrakkanjustafterthePresidenthadmadeanannouncementthatparliamenthadbeensuspended.However,shortlybeforegivinghislivereport,hislifehadbeenindanger.Thesituationhadbeenreasonablycalmbuthehadgotcaughtupinsomeuglyscenesandtheincidenthappenedjustoutsidetheparliamentbuilding.

Crowdsofpeoplehadrushedoutontothestreet,andsomewereforthePresident,andsomewereagainst,.Thecrowdoutsidetheparliamentwasquietandcontrolledatfirst,butthensomeonethrewafirebombandfightingbrokeout.

WhenMarkTailor’scameramanstartedfilmingpeoplewhowereprotestingapaintthePresident,thecrowdgotangry.Itwouldhavebeenalrightperhapsifthehadn’tbeeninamongstthecrowdgotangry.Itwouldhavebeenalrightperhapsifhehadn’tbeeninamongstthecrowd,buttheyattackedhimandbrokehiscamera.MarkTailorhimselfgotintotroublewhenhewenttohelphiscameramanandgotknockedtotheground.Helayverystillbecausehethoughtthecrowdwouldhavekilledhimifhehadtriedtogetup.Fortunatelyforhim,abigpolicemanappearedandthecrowdbackedoff,andheandthecameramanwereabletogetawayunharmed.Ifithadn’tbeenforthepolicemanjustthen,MarkTailorprobablywouldn’thavegivenhisreportanditwouldhavebeenaverydifferentstory.

36.Thetextisabout.

A.thePresident’sannouncementthattheStrakkanparliamenthadbeensuspended.

B.adangerousincidentthathappenedtoaTVnewsreporter

C.anexperiencehappenedtoajournalist

D.aprotesting,angrycrowdinStrakkan

37.MarkTailoris.

A.anAmericanreporterB.anEnglandreporter

C.anAustralianreporterD.anAustrianreporter

38.Theoppositeofa“livereport”is.

A.adeadreportB.abadreport

C.arecordedreportD.alengthyreport

39.“Uglyscenes”suggest.

A.dangeroussituationswithangrypeoplefighting

B.unpleasantpictures

C.placesthatarenotbeautifultolookat

D.placesthatnoonewantstotakeaglanceat

40.MarkTailorandthecameramanwereabletogetawayunharmedbecause.

A.thecrowdwereforthePresident

B.theangrycrowddidn’tattackthem

C.theystilllayonthegroundandpretendedtodie.

D.abigpolicemanappearedandthecrowdbackedoff

Passage3

“Washeverydayandyou’lldieyoung,myson!

”Peopleoftensaidthosewords,longago,ofcourse.Napoleon’swifehadnewclotheseverymonth,insteadofabath.（“It’squicker,”shealwayssaid.）Richpeopledidnotoftenhaveabath.Theywashedtheirhandsandfaces,butnottheirbodies.Manypoorpeopledidnotwashatall.Ayoungmanoncesaidtoadoctor:

“Soapandwaterhavenevertouchedmybody.”（Andthedoctoranswered,“That’strue.Iknow…”）

Whydidn’tpeoplewashinthosedayslongago?

Well,theydidnothavewaterintheirhouses.

Theycarriedwaterfromriversorfromholesintheground（=wells）.Towns-peopleboughtitfromawater-carrier.Sometimesitwasexpensive,andsoapwasalwaysexpensive.Theydrankwater,ofcourse,andsotheywerecleaninside.Theydidnotthinkabouttheoutside!

Andthisistrue:

theyjustdidnotlikeabath.

Modernlifeisdifferent.Weusealotofsoapandwater.Andweareallquiteclean.Howeverafewpeopleusetoomuchsoap,andtheyoftengetill.Whoarethesepeople?

Manyyoungwomenworkashairdressers.Theywashandthen“dress”otherwomen’shair.Thatistheirjob,andtheylikeit.Younghairdresserssometimeswashthirtyheadsonabusyday!

Theirhandsaresoapyforsevenoreighthours,andthatisnotagoodthing.Ayounghairdresser’shandsareoftenredandugly,andshemustthengotoadoctor.

 41.Whichofthefollowingisnottrueinthosedayslongago?

___________.

A. Richpeopleoftenboughtnewclothes

B.  Richpeoplewashedtheirfacesandhands

C. Richpeopleoftenhadbaths

D. Manypoorpeopleneverwashatall

 42.“It’squicker”meansthat_________.

A. washingherfaceandhandsisquickerthanwashingherself

B. havingabathisquickerthanputtingonnewclothes

C. puttingonnewclothesisquickerthanhavingabath

D.washingherselfisquickerthanwashingherfaceandhands

 43.Peopledidn’twashintheolddaysbecause________.