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1、4、 In Wales, there are cultural and political differences between Welsh-speaking Wales in the north-west and center and English-influenced Wales in the east and south-west.第二章1、 The current population in America is less than 315million, rendering it the world ”s third largest population,following Ch

2、ina and India.2、 Like many other countries, the United States has an identity that depends on ethnic continuity.3、 The USAi s a Federal republic made up of 50 states, with48 states located on the mainland4、 The majority of the population of the United States is of _ origin, with the largest groups h

3、aving primary ancestry traceable to the United Kingdom, Germany, and Ireland?A.EuropeanB.AsianC.AfricanD.Australian 答案 : European5、 Amongt he 50 states, _ is the largest in terms of size, and Rhode Island is the smallest.A.CaliforniaB.AlaskaC.HawaiiD.Florida 答案 : Alaska6、 Geographically, the United

4、States can be divided intosix regions which share similar culture and history: The Mid-Atlantic, The South, The Midwest, The Southwest, the West and _ .A.New EnglandB.The EastC.The NorthD.The Northeast 答案 : New England7、The first permanent British settlement in North America was _.A.VirginiaB.New Yo

5、rkC.MassachusettsD.Maryland答案: Virginia8、It ”s believed that the idea of “the Great Melting Pot” first originated in _.B.MassachusettsC.MarylandD.Pennsylvania Pennsylvania9、 Which day is the Independence Day in the United States?A.July 4thB.July 14thC.June 14thD.June 4th July 4th10、The Senate is com

6、posed of 100 Senators who are elected to serve for a term of 2 years.11、 If the President refuses to sign a bill, then the bill would neverbecome a law.12、Which of the following is NOTo ne power of the President?A.to nominate the heads of all executive departmentsB.to make lawsC.to call the National

7、 Guard into federal serviceD.to appoint the judges to make laws13、 The United States ” economysuffered severely from the two World Wars in the 20thcentury.14、The“Americansystem” of mass production was first used in .A.carindustryB.textile industryC.firearms industryD.agriculture firearms industry15、

8、 The United States produces as mucha s half of the world s .A.wheatB.cottonC.tobacco and vegetable oilD.soybeans and corn soybeans and corn16、Mark Twain was a great realist as well as a regionalist, or local color writer.17、 The American educational system is based on the idea that as many people as

9、possible should have access to as much as education as possible.18、 The United States has a national system of education.19、 Which of the following does NOT belong to formal education in the US?A.Pre-elementary educationB.Elementary educationC.Secondary educationD.Higher education Pre-elementary edu

10、cation20、 In order to go to university, secondary school students must meet the followingrequirementsEXCEPT that .A.they have high School records and recommendations from their teachersB.they make good impressions during the interviewsC.they get good scores in the Scholastic Assessment TestsD.they p

11、ass the college entrance examinations they pass the college entrance examinations 第三章1、 From west to east, Canada encompasses five time zones.2、The Five Great Lakes form a connected system that is the world ” s largest body of fresh water.3、 The largest lake fully within the Canadian borders isA. La

12、ke SuperiorB. Great Slave LakeC.Lake MichiganD.Great Bear Lake4、 The three main groups of Aboriginal people do not include .A.the InuitB.the QuebecersC.the First NationD.the Métis5、 The largest geographical feature in Canada is _.A.the Atlantic ProvincesB.the Pacific CoastC.the Canadian Shiel

13、dD.St. Lawrence Lowlands6、 As one of the Aboriginal peoples, the majority of _ live in the Prairie Provinces.C.the Indians7、The self-governing Dominion of Canadaw asnotestablished on July 1, 1867.8、 Canada is a country born from the European fascination with exploration, imperialism, and colonization that began in the century.A.14thB.15thC.16thD.17th9、 In the 1830s, Canada enter a considerable period ofpolitical unrest, with a well-organized group of Reformers, led by mostly middle-class and Catholic pro