英语阅读技巧与实践1Word下载.docx

1、A. runB. flyC. sailD. soak9. Some of the prospectors who came to California to find gold and silver were successful.A. engineersB. doctorsC. minersD. soldiers10. A lot of men were killed during the fierce battles of the American Civil War.A. peacefulB. violentC. uglyD. fruitfulExercise 21. A tropica

2、l rain forest is very lush because it receives much rain.A. green b. yellow C. brown D. red2. Trying to control a wild animal can be perilous.A. dangerousB. easyC. interestingD. peaceful3. The land is fertile; the farmers can grow many kinds of crops there.A. fruitfulB. fruitlessC. poorD. hopeless4.

3、 Unfortunately, the farmer discovered too late that the land he had bought wasbarren.B. poorC. richD. hopeful5. The professor was chosen to teach the course because of his expertise on the subject.A. interestB. driveC. knowledgeD. expert6. The cake was so scrumptious that Cindy ate quite a few piece

4、s.A. badB. deliciousC. hardD. tasteless7. Some children eat too many sweets and their teeth become decayed.A. bad or rottenB. good and strongC. nice and cleanD. hard and solid8. John moved from New Y ork to small farm because he prefers rural living.A. cityB. townC. countryD. foreign9. It was diffic

5、ult to keep law and order in the Old West because of all the outlaws.A. lawkeepersB. lawbreakersC. lawmakersD. lawsupporters10. The city was devastated by the powerful earthquake.A. destroyedB. repairedC. builtD. renewedExercise 31. I begged the family not to kill the wild animal, and they finally l

6、istened to my pleas.A. requestsB. questionsC. suggestionsD. pleasures2. As the fat man sat down, the chair collapsed under him, with a loud noise of tearingcanvas.A. roseB. brokeC. jumpedD. cooperated3. Y our library permit expires next month. If you want to borrow more books, you mustrequest a new

7、one.A. startsB. beginsC. endsD. exports4. The whole region is sparsely populated; our nearest neighbor lives ten miles away.A. thinlyB. thicklyC. overD. fast5. Instead of complaining to me that you are ailing, you should see a doctor to find outwhats wrong with you.A. wellB. illC. hungryD. aiding6.

8、Not wanting to disturb the sleeping little cat, I gingerly lift her from the box and puther on a blanket near the heater.A. carelesslyB. hurriedlyC. carefullyD. hurriedly7. The man behaved furtively and the policeman thought he might be the thief whostole the money.A. secretlyB. bravelyC. slowlyD. o

9、penly8. My first impression of Tom was really not good. He did his homework haphazardly.1In a short essay of 500 words, there were 30 spelling mistakes.A. skillfullyB. carelesslyD. cautiously9. The old house is in perfect conditions because it has recently been renovated.A. restoredB. damagedC. dest

10、royedD. decayed10. The president resumed his speech after the audience had stopped applauding.A. stoppedB. went on withC. gave upD. reviewedExercise 41. Joe built a new house in a remote area of the desert so that he could be away from the city.A. nearB. beautifulC. farawayD. ugly2. Jack was thrille

11、d to find out that he had won a special award for his work.A. angryB. nervousC. excitedD. sad3. V ery small infants who are still feeding on their mothers milk are protected from colds and other diseases.A. babiesB. grown-upsC. nursesD. infantry4. Mary is very prudent with her money; therefore, she

12、never buys expensive things.A. freeB. carefulC. carelessD. proud5. Jane dominated the conversation so much that nobody else had a chance to speak.A. controlledB. spokeC. dismissedD. started6. Large freighters carry all kinds of goods or products across oceans to foreign countries.A. trainsB. trucksC

13、. shipsD. buses7. The pilot increased the altitude of the airplane in order to avoid the rain clouds.A. heightB. weightC. speedD. number8. Ancient mariners made long voyages across the ocean before finding Hawaii.A. nomadsB. seamenC. airmenD. postmen9. That man is so sick that the doctors will isola

14、te him from the rest of the patients in the hospital.A. putB. separateC. treatD. cure10. The mountain climbers will reach the summit in a few hours.A. footB. sideC. topD. middleExercise 51. John does not like swimming; therefore he does not take part in aquatic sports.A. relating to airB. relating t

15、o waterC. relating to landD. relating to gas2. The newly married couple took a romantic cruise to several islands in theCaribbean on an excellent boat.A. trip by waterB. trip by landC. trip by airD. trip on foot3. Because of the heavy rain, a flood was imminent.A. likely to goB. likely to fallC. lik

16、ely to comeD. likely to die4. After Mark lost his job, his future looked very bleak.A. bright and cheerfulB. hopeless and discouragingC. hopeful and encouragingD. good and rich5. It was so cozy by the fire that we hated to go out into the cold.A. warm and comfortableB. clean and dryC. dirty and wetD

17、. dark and wet6. After the attack on civilians or people by army troops, a committee met to try todiscover what could have provoked such an action.A. preventedB. led toC. keptD. went to7. Blind people meet with countless difficulties in their lives but, happily, they succeedin coping with many of th

18、em so they can live near-normal lives.A. catching up withB. dealing withC. keeping up withD. cooperating with8. For example, if a pilot averts a plane crash by making a safe emergency landing, hemay laugh as he describes his experience.A. avoidsB. awaitsC. awakesD. asleep9. We did not have time to r

19、ead the whole novel, so the teacher prepared a synopsis forus.A. detailsB. everythingC. summary or outlineD. synonyms10. Since Mr. Walter did not expect to speak and had not prepared anything, his talkwas an impromptu one.A. without preparationB. with full preparationC. uninterestingD. impossibleExe

20、rcise 61. The town wakes up, alive and moving. Workmen, wagons, men, boys, all gohurrying from many sections to a common center, the pier, because a steamboat is coming.A. theatre or cinemaB. airport or bus stationC. a kind of dock or portD. shop or hospital22. There are times when one wants to be s

21、urrounded by people; there are also times when one needs solitude.A. restB. the state of being aloneC. a lot of friendsD. solid3. The tired soldiers trudged through knee-deep mud for hours before they found a dry place to sleep in.A. walked heavily or difficultlyB. walked lightly and sadlyC. walked

22、easily and happilyD. walk lightly and happily4. In the past, the world seemed to run in an orderly way. Now, however, everything seems to be in a state of turmoil.A. orderB. disorder or disturbanceC. rest and stabilityD. death5. Roses seem to thrive under certain conditions; the more sunlight and wa

23、ter they receive, the more beautiful they are.A. grow badly and poorlyB. grow just so and soC. be strong and healthyD. throw away6. Some large houses have a den in addition to a living-room and a dining-room.A. a kind of furnitureB. a kind of roomC. a kind of bookshelfD. a kind of door7. People who

24、suffer from emphysema have trouble breathing.A. illness of the lungsB. medicine for coldsC. person with troublesD. illness of ears8. A clogged pipe, like a stuffed-up nose, will not allow anything to pass through it.A. open and clearB. sore and painfulC. closed-offD. opened wide9. He was a green wor

25、ker and needed a lot of training.A. worker in greenB. worker in the greenC. worker without experienceD. worker with rich experience10. He is lazy and does not want to work hard. As a result he is in the red now.A. in debtB. wealthyC. in redD. bloodyExercise 71. Joe and Sally discussed the itinerary

26、of their vacation to Europe and decided to spend one week in Paris and one week in Rome.A. moneyB. plan of the journeyC. clothesD. cost2. Alice bought an “I love San Diego” T-shirt as a souvenir of her visit to that city.A. gift or reminderB. house or farmC. factory or shopD. lake or river3. Someone

27、 opened the corral and allowed horses to escape last night.A. house for hens and cocksB. house for dogs and catsC. house for cows and horsesD. house for sheep and goats4. We watched as the cat came quietly through the grass toward the bird. When it wasjust a few feet from the bird, it gathered its legs under itself and pounced.A. went backB. returnedD. fell5. In spite of the fact that the beautiful