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词汇选项

abranch—adivisionabandoned—givenup

abnormal—unusualabidedby—adheredto

abrupt—suddenabideby—stickto

account—considerationaccelerate—stepup

accumulate—collectaccumulate—buildup

achieved—attainedadequately—sufficiently

adverse—unfavorableadvisable—wise

allocate—assignallocated—distributed

anabundant—aplentifulanimproved—abetter

anyhow—anywayannoying—irritating

appalling—dreadfulauthentically—genuinely

asserted—statedfirmlyalthough—though

atonce—immediatelyatstake—indespair

attend—gotoaffects—influences

alot—greatlyalotof—agreatdealof

around—roundanyone—anybody

astonished—surprised—amounted

accomplished—completed

ban—forbidbarren—barebreaks—beats

brief—shortbooming—successful

broke—burstbear—endurebranch—division

broughtin—introduced

calledoff—cancelledcall—phone

calledon—visitedcalledmeup—telephonedme

ceatain—surecapabilities—abilities

captured—caughtcarryout—implement

census—countchildish—immature

complete—finishconversation—talk

concise—shortandclearcourteous—respectful

consideration—accountcoverage—reportage

credible—convincingconverted—turned

converts—changes confessed—admitted

concrete—specificconsumes—eats

crucial—urgent

damaging—harmfuldeadly—fatal

decent—honestdemolished—pulleddown

densely—compactlydepicts—describes

deliberately—intentionallydiversevaried

diligent——hardworkingdimly—faintly

draft—formulatedramatic—striking

duplicated—copieddull—boring

disappointing—unsatisfactory dismissed—fired

doawaywith—getridof

eligible—qualified—entitledembodies—includes

embraces—coversemploy—useend—stop 

eventually—finally—intheendextract—takeout

exhibit—showexhaustive—extremelythorough

extinction—dyingouteternal—everlasting

explored— investigatedendeavoring—trying

effects—resultsexcites—arouses

faulty—wrongfasinated—intrigued

findfaultwith—criticizesframework—skeleton

fascinating—wonderful —interesting

follow—understandfixed—mended

final—lastfirms—companiesfun—enjoyment

gangsters—violentcriminalsgivenup—abandon

giveup—dropgrasped—tookholdof

gorgeous—magnificentgoal—aimguy—man

grateful—thankfulgetsup—rises

hailed—acclaimedharness—untilise

hazard—dangerhandles—dealswith

highly—veryhence—thus

identify—nameidentified—recognized 

immense-enormousinvaluable-extremelyuseful

ingenious—cleverinsiston—demand

insane—crazyinconjunction—together

inevitable—certainisolated—solitary

impact—influence

lawful—legallately—recentilylure—attraction

laet—pastliterally—actually

lookingfor—tryingtofindlotsof—many

madeuphismind—decidedmanual—physical

massive—extensivemagnificent—splendid

merely—justmildy—gentlymock—laughat

mighty—verystrongmotives—reasons

miss—avoidmarked—clearmend—repair

notably—particularlynormal—ordinary

nowandthen—occasionally

obscured—preventobvious—clear

occueeed—happenoccasionally—sometimes

occurred—happenedomitted—failed

operative—workingorthodox—conventional

outrageous—unacceptableovertook—passed

outofthequestion—impossible

particularly—especiallypermitted—allowed

persists—continuesphysician—doctorpostulated—assumedputupwith—tolerate

puzzle—mysterypractically—almost

principalorganizers—plannerspresently—shortly

proposed—suggestedprovoked—elicited

probed—exploredpromotion—advancement 

pleased—happypreserve—keep

quit—cease

rarely—seldomreadily—willingly

regulate—controlrelied—dependedon

remedy—curerestrain—prevent

residents—occupantsregret—sorry

reliedon—dependedonremoved—tookoff

root—causerough—difficult 

safe—securescattered—separated

scared—frightenedseldom—rarely

seldom—rarelysensational—exciting

settle—solvesetup—established

sevese—hardshabby—unfair

shocked—surprisedshifted—changed

shined—polishedsick—illspace—room

spurred—encouragespeeds—velocities

summit—topofthemountainstroll—walk

steadily—continuouslystandpoint—pointofview

still—quietsurvives—livessmart—handsome

takeout—extracttalent—likelytry—test

terminated—putanendto thorough—careful

touching—movingtrembled—shook

tolerate—putupwith

uneasy—anxious

vanish—disappearvigorous—healthy

vague—imprecisevary—change

virtually—almostvield—harvest

wrecked—damagedwindens—broadens

withoutbias—fairly

阅读判断

第一篇AnewstartAfterChristmascomesthe

1.DetoxbeginsafterChristmaswhenpeoplethinktheyhavebeenovereatingduringtheChristmasseasonandhavetakeninmaysubstancesthatarebadfortheirhealth.—R

2.Manypregnantwomenandgrowingteenagersaresufferingfrommal-nutritionbecauseofthedetox-dietstheytake.—W

3.BoththeUKandtheUSAlackanationalcuisineasaresultofsimilarhistoricaldevelopment.—W

4.TheFrenchandtheItalianscookforthemselvesmoreoftenthantheBritishandtheAmericans,whichhelpsthemtokeepthelinkbetweenfoodandtheirculture.—R

5.OnthewholetheeasternpeopleliketheChineseandtheJapanesehaveasstrongerlinkbetweentheirfoodandtheirculturethenthewesternpeople.—N

6.Apositiveeffectofdetoxdietsisthatithelpspeopletoseewhatfoodaregoodforthehealth.-R

7.Foodindustrywouldmakeevengreaterprofitsifpeopleshouldallstarttoeathealthyfoodsandstoppoisoningthemselves.—W

第二篇"Own"YourChildren'sEducation"Helpingthemisn'taboutshowingyourkidshow

1.Accordingtothepassage,parentsshouldhelptheirchildrenwiththeirhomework.—N

2.Youshouldreadyourchild'stextbookssothatyoucanteachthem.—W

3.Childrenshouldalwaystakeabookwiththemonthewaybackfromschoolandreaditaloud.-N

4.Ifparentsshowalotofinterestintheirchildren'sstudy.thechildrenwilldobetteratschool.—R

5.Itisveryimportantthatyouletyourchildrenknowyoufeelloveandconcernforthem.—R

6.Parentsmustobserveclassesregularly.—N

7.Governmentalsupportalsoplaysaroleinachievingacademicsuccess—N

第三篇TVGamesShows　Oneofthemostfascinatingthingsabouttelevisionisthesizeofthe

1.TVcanmakeabeggarworld-famousovernight.—R

2.theprinciplebehind"quiz"or"game"showsistoputordinarypeopleonTVtoplayagameforprizesandmoney.—W

3.PrizesandmoneyareusuallyprovidedbyTVstarsandlarge companiesforwinners.—N

4.OneoftheTVpersonalities,CharlesVanDorenwasprovedtobecheatingbypersuadingtheShow'sproducerstogivehimtheanswersbeforehand.—W

5.ThehugescandalofcheatinginTVgamesshowswasnotexposeduntil40yearslaterinthemovie"QuizShow".—W

6.Nowadaysgameshowsarenottreatedasseriouslyastheyusedtobe.—R

7.Winnersofpresent-dayTVshowsnolongergetmoneyfromtheshows.—W

第四篇SmokingSince1939,numerousstudieshavebeenconductedtodeterminewhether

1.Itiseasytodeterminewhethersmokingishazardous.（一段）—W

2.Smokingreducesone’slifeexpectancy.一段—R

3.Smokingmayinducelungcancer.（二段）—R

4.Thereisevidencethatsmokingisresponsibleforbreastcancer.（无）—N

5.Malesmokershavealowerdeathratefromheartdiseasethanfemalesmokers（二段）—W

6.Nicotineispoisonous.（三段）—R

7.Filtersandlowtartobaccomakesmokingsafer.（四段）—W

第五篇Plantsandmankind　Botany,thestudyofplants,occupiesapeculiarpositionin

1、Itislogicalthatadetailedlearningofplantsandtheirproperitiesmustbeextremelyancient.—R

2、peoplecannotsurvinewithoutplants.—R

3、TribeslivingtodayinthejungleoftheAmazonteachbotanytotheirchildrenatschool.—W

4、ourdirectcontactwithplantsgrowswiththeprocessofindustrialization.—W

5、todaypeopleusuallyacquirealargeamountofbotanicalknowledgefromtextbooks.—W

6、peoplelivingintheMiddleEastfirstlearnedtogrowplantsforfoodabout10,000yearsago.—R

7、oncemankindbeganfarming,theynolongerhadtogetfoodfrommanyvarietiesthatgrewwild.—W

第六篇BrandsThewordbrandisacomprehensivetermthatencompassesother

1."Brand"isageneraltermwhichcoversnarrowertermssuchas"brandname","brandmark",and"trademark".—R

2.Abrandnameisintendedtoimpresscustomerswithanattractiveandoriginaldesignwhileatrademarkisintendedtodosowithapeculiarsound.—W

3.Trademarksareprotectedbylawwhilebrandnamesarenot.—W

4.Somepeopleidentifythebrandmarkwiththetrademark.—R

5.Amongvariousmethodsofclassifyingbrands,theonebasedonownershipiswidelyaccepted.—R

6.Penncrestisanationalbrand.—W

7.Whenclassifyingbrands,marketingpeopletendtoemploythecategoriesof"producer-owned"and"middlemanowned"—R

第七篇 ModerateEarthquakeStrikesEnglandAmoderateearthquakestruckpartsof

1.DuringtheApril28earthquake，thewholeEnglandwasleftwithoutpower.—W

2.TheChannelTunnelwasclosedfor10hoursaftertheearthquakeoccurred.—N

3.Itwasreportedthatoneladyhadgotherheadandneckinjured，butnotseriously.—R

4.FranceandseveralotherEuropeancountriessenttheirmedicalteamstoworksidebysidewiththeBritishdoctors.—N

5.Thecountry'sstrongestearthquaketookplaceinLondonin1580.—W

6.MussonpredictedthatanotherearthquakewouldoccurinsoutheastEnglandsoonerorlater.—R

7.ItcanbeinferredfromthepassagethatEnglandisrarelyhitbyhighmagnitudeearthquakes.—R

1.B题句说2007年4月28日的地震致使全英格兰都停电，与短文第一段第一句表达的内容不符。

短文说地震殃及英格兰东南部的肯特郡部分地区，电力中断，几千名居民无电可用。

所以，题句是错误的，答案为B。

2.C本题所说的意思是:

地震发生后，海峡隧道关闭了10小时。

题句表达的内容短文中找不到，故答案为C。

3.A题句的意思是:

地震中一个妇女的头部和颈部受了点轻伤。

题句表达的意思与第一段最后一句表达的内容相符。

所以选项A是答案。

4.C题句表达的意思是:

法国和其他几个欧洲国家派遣他们的医疗队去英国与当地的医生并肩工作。

这一内容短文中找不到，故答案为C。

5.B题句所说的英国最强烈的地震于1580年发生在伦敦，这与短文表述的事实不符。

短文第七段第一句明白无误地说，英国最强烈的地震于1931年发生在北海。

题句表达的信息是错误的，故答案为B。

6.A题句说Masson预言在英格兰东南部迟早将发生另一次地震。

这一说法与短文最后一段