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大學(xué)英語(yǔ)一復(fù)習(xí)題I.VocabularyandStructure1.—Whatdoyouthinkofit?—Itjusthappenedwehadexpected.A.that B.which C.it D.as2.Jane,whatdoyouthinkofMr.Green?As teacher,heoughttoset _goodexampletothepupils.A.the...a B.a...aC.a...the D./...the3.Theyfounda oldwoman onthegroundwhenthedoorwasbrokenopen.A.dying...lying B.dead...liedC.death...laying D.died...lain4. ,thechildrenwenttothepark.A.ItwasafinedayB.BeingafinedayC.ItbeingafinedayD.Becausethefineday5. inthestrangecity,poorBillfelltoA.Lost...cryingB.Lost...cryC.Havingbeenlost...cryingD.Tolese...cry6.Don'tgetoffthebusuntilit .A.hasstopped B.stoppedC.willstop D.shallstop7.1took teathanyou.A.less B.fewC.fewer D.little8.Thesquirrelwasluckythatitjustmissed *A.catching B.tobecaughtC.beingcaught D.tocatch9.1mustbeoffnow.It'stimeI toschool.A.goB.wentC.willgoD.amgoing

10.Toservethepeoplemeansgivingas andaskforas aspossible.A.much...little B.much...few C.many...alittle11.Whatwearedoing goodtothepeople.D.more...lessA.are B.havebeen C.is12.Johnis ofthetwostudents.D.beA.cleverer B.theclever C.thecleverer13.Heusedtobeaheavysmoker, ?D.thecleverestA.usedhe B.didn'the C.doesn'the14.Ratherthan ,heranallthewayhome.D.wouldn'theA.walk B.walked C.walkingD.towalk15.Gettothetopofhill, youcanseethewholecity.A.or B.but C.andD.so16.Whatyousaidsoundsright.Tmconsidering thisjob.A.accepting B.accept C.toacceptD.willaccept17. Icameintotheoffice,theteacherswerehavingameeting.A.While B.When C.Once18.Halfofthosebooks best-sellers.D.SinceA.is B.are C.amD.was19. Chicagoisabeautifulcitytoday,but Chicagoofthe1920swasaverydirtyplace.A.The...the B./.../ C.A...the20. heis,Tomknowsalotofthings.D./...theA.Childas B.Cleveras C.Foolalthough21.—Wouldyoupleasegooutforawalkwithus?D.Aboyas-,butI'mverybusynow.

A.Ofcoursenot B.TdliketoC.That'sallright D.That'sright22.—CanIgetyouacupoftea?A.That'sveryniceofyouB.WithpleasureC.Youcan,pleaseD.Thankyouforthetea23.—WhencanIcallonyou,afternoonorevening?_.Tilbeathomeallthetime.A.Any B.EitherC.Both D.Neither24.—Hasanyoneseenmyglasses?A.Hereitis B.ItishereC.Herearethey D.Heretheyare25.—MayIuseyourphone?A.No,Idon'tmindB.Yes,youdoitC.Yes,mypleasureD.Tmafraidnot26.HeismuchmoreaGermanA.liketobe B.likingtobeC.likelytobe D.likely27.1hadanewtapthedaybeforeyesterday.A.fix B.fixingC.tobefixed D.fixed28.Wecouldn'teatatarestaurantbecause ofushad moneyonus.

A.all...noB.any...noC.none...anyD.noone...anyA.all...noB.any...noC.none...anyD.noone...anyHaveyouanyrooms?We'llstayhereforonlytwodays.A.tospare B.tospend C.totake D.toborrow30.1wassomovedbyhiswordsthat1couldn'tfallasleepintothenight.A.deep...deeplyB.deep...deepC.deeply...deeplyD.deeply...deep31.Thecrowdcheered thesightofthehonoredguests'motorcade.A.atB.onC.assoonasD.in32.He'sanewcomer.Sowetrytobeastohimaswecould.A.friendB.friendsC.friendlyD.goodfriends33.Shehadagoodtimelastnight, ?A.hadn'tsheB.hadsheC.didn'tsheD.didshe34.Don't thechild,itwillfrightenhim.A.callatB.laughatC.shouttoD.shoutat35—?—Heisatallyoungmanwithblueeyesandbroadshoulders.A.WhatishelikeB.WhatdoeshelooklikeC.WhatdoeshelikeD.HowisheShenolongertalkedandlaughedsheusedto.A.like B.asthough C.as D.justas37.1don'tknowwhylateforclass.

A.youare B.areyouC.areyoubeingD.beingyouare38.Asbothdictionariesweregood,hesaidhewouldtake .A.anyofthem B.allofthem C.eitherofthemD.eitherones39. ofthemknowsmuchEnglish.A.No B.NoneC.BothD.Notall40.Willyou thebookTomSawyer _himifhewantsto it you?A.lend...to...borrow...fromB.lend...to...borrow...ofC.borrow...to...lend...fromD.lend...for...borrow...of41.—Doyouthinkwe'llstillcatchthetrain?一Well,wewon't wewalkfaster.A.as B.unlessC.until D.nomatterhow42.—DoyoumindifIsmokehere?A.No,pleasedon'tC.No,notatallB.Yes,pleaseD.Yes,ifyoulike一MayImoveyourbagalittleandtakethisseat?A.Idon'tmind B.GoaheadC.Itdoesn'tmatter D.Youdoit,please—Whenwillyoubefreethismonth,Mr.White?

—; ,maybewe'llbefreenextSunday.A.Letmebe B.Letmesee45.—MayIcometoattendyourlecture?C.Thinkitover D.FmafraidA.No,you'dbetternotcomeB.SureC.It'snotworthlisteningtoD.Mypleasure46.Hesaidhehadbought dictionary _weekbefore,and dictionarywas greathelptohim.A.a...the...the...aB.a.../...the.../C.a./...aD.the...the...the...the47.Mr.Brown,togetherwithhisstudents, _totheScienceMuseum.A.hasgone B.aregoingC.havegone D.havebeen48.Althoughhewasinahurry,hestopped theoldmantocarrytheheavybox.A.helping B.tohelpC.beinghelped D.helped49.DuringtheholidaysIshallhelpmyfather A.withworking B.withhisworkC.forwork D.forworking50.一Whereonearthdowegetlightandheat?—Itisfromthesun wegetthem.A.which B.onwhichC.where D.that51.It'sabouttimethatthisproblem .

A.tosettleB.shouldbesettledC.besettledA.tosettleB.shouldbesettledC.besettledD.tobesettledApersonaforeignlanguagemustbeabletousetheforeignlanguage allhisown.A.learning,forgetting B.wholearns,toforgetC.tolearn,toforget D.using,butEinsteinwasgiventheNobelPrizePhysicsin1921.A.in B.atC.onD.for54.Inthegeographylesson,theteachertoldthechildrenthattheearth roundlikeaball.A.was B.isC.wereD.hadbeen55.Hisfatherdiedand himalotofmoney.A.sent B.affordedC.leftD.gave56.Nosoonerhadheleft thepolicearrived.A.when B.thenC.thanD.before57.Stillwaterrun .A.quick B.deeplyC.deepD.quickly58.Heoftengoestoschoolbybike itrains.A.besides B.exceptforC.exceptD.exceptwhenItisimportantusthebalanceofnature.A.for...tokeep B.of...tokeepC.for...keeping D.of...tohavekeptThereislittleinkinthebottle,?

A.isn'tthereB.isn'tit C.isthere D.isitInChina,bicycleispopularmeansoftransportation.A.the/a B.a/x C.the/the D.a/theOneshoulddosuchthingsgoodforall.A.thatareB.astheyareC.asare D.thattheyareHemadeanotherwonderfuldiscovery, ofgreatimportancetoscience.A.whichIthinkis B.whichIthinkitisC.whichIthinkit D.lthinkwhichisManycountriesareincreasingtheiruseofnaturalgas,windandotherformsof.A.energy B.source C.power D.materialDon,tletchildrenfallintobad.A.customsB.exercisesC.habitsD.patternsTheoryisbasedonpracticeandservespractice.A.inturn B.inconsequenceC.inorderD.exchangeHisparentsbegantoasmallsumofmoneyeverymonthforhiscollegeeducationeversincehewasstillalittlechild.A.setaside B.putup C.laydownD.placeapartdon'tsupposethathecares,?.A.doesheB.doI C.don'tID.doesn'the.hearrivedwelearnedaboutthechangeoftheplan.A.NotuntilthatB.ItwasnotuntilhadA.NotuntilthatB.ItwasnotuntilhadC.Notuntilthen D.Itwasnotuntilthat.thehorrorfilm,shecouldn'thelpwatchingit.A.Muchasshehated B.AsshemuchhatedC.Asmuchdidshehate D.AsmuchasshehatedLindaistoattendthismeeting,butitisthatshewillbeafewminuteslate.A.possible...likely B.likely...possibleC.maybe...likely D.possible...possibleSorrythatI'vecome.Infact,Ihavebeenterriblybusy.A.late...lately B.lately...latelyC.lately...recently D.late...lateAmedicalteamfivedoctorswillbeinchargeofthepresident'soperation.A.madeof B.wasmadeofC.wasmadeupof D.madeupofPleasestayyouareandI'llbebackrightaway.A.as B.when C.where D.whatafineOctobermorning,RosewenttoParisthefirsttimeinherlife..A.In...for B.For...for C.On...at D.On...forThemovieisfascinatingIwanttoseeitforanothertime.A.so...so B.as...inorderC.so...that D.hatIwasverytohaveheardmycompositionontheradio.A.pleasing...reading B.pleasedreadD.pleased...havingbeenreadC.pleasantbeingread

D.pleased...havingbeenreadMostoftheteachersofthisprimaryschoolareintheirA.thirtyB.thirties C.thirtyyearsD.thirtyyearsofage.A.thirtyHecouldn'tseethestrangerclearlyuntilhewasonlyyardsfromher.A.fewB.fewofC.thefewA.fewB.fewofC.thefew D.afew8().Mr.Belloisefficient.Hedoesanyoneelse.A.twiceasmuchworkasC.twicemuchworkasA.twiceasmuchworkasC.twicemuchworkasB.twiceworkasmuchasD.muchworktwiceas81.Notuntiltheearly1900stovoteintheUnitedStates.B.theyallowedwomenD.werewomenallowedAB.theyallowedwomenD.werewomenallowedC,whenwomenwereallowedItwasn'tanaccident.Hediditon.A.reason B.determination C.purpose D.intentionhopemyletter.A.hertoanswer B.thatsheshouldanswerC.thatshewillanswer D.heransweringHisearsarehighlysensitiveanyunusualsoundinthemachine.A.of B.on C.to D.by"Whohasbeenplanningthedance?""EveryoneintheclubA.is B.are C.have D.hasYou'llhavetopayfortheholidayin,Tom.A.front B.advance C.ahead D.forward

Intheworldnocountryhasexactlythesamefolkmusicthatofanyothercountries.A.with B.as C.to D.likeI'mgoingawayfora.A.holidayofaweek B.weekholidayC.holidayweek D.weeksholidayneverexpectedyoutoatthemeeting.Ithoughtyouwereabroad.A.turnon B.turndown C.turnoff D.turnupwasonceregardedasimpossiblehasnowbecomeareality.A.That B.Which C.Who D.Whatallthetoystheyhadtakenout.Whentheyhadfinishedplaying,thechildrenweremadetoallthetoystheyhadtakenout.A.putoff B.putup C.putout D.putawayEachstudenthastoacompositiononceaweek.handout B.handin C.handdown D.handover93.A11isacontinuoussupplyoffuel.A.WhatisneededC.thatisneededthethingneededA.WhatisneededC.thatisneededD.fortheirneeds.Themorehetriedtopleaseher,sheseemedtoappreciateit.A.lessB.lesserC.thelessA.lessB.lesserC.theless D.thelesser."IfJohndoesn'tcometoworkontime,hemaybefired.n"Surelyheisn'tsofoolishnottorealizethat.',A.as B.that Cand D.but.Theirexperimentmuchattention.A.attached B.attracted C.acquired D.awaked

97.ifshightimeaboutthetrafficproblem.B.everythingisdoneA.somethingwasdoneB.everythingisdoneC.anythingwillbedoneC.anythingwillbedoneD.nothingtobedone.Thesmokefromthatfactoryisourairtoadangerousdegree.A.destroying B.spoiling C.polluting D.damaging.Hemighthavebeenkilledthearrivalofthepolice.A.exceptfor B.butfor C.with Dfor.Younevertoldushisphonenumber,?A.hadn'tyou B.didn'tyou C.hadyou D.didyou.Hewillopenabookstoretherearealotofuniversitystudents.A.what B.which C.where D.whenamanewcomerhere.Idon'tknowwherethelargestlibraryis.A.located B.standing C.lied D.situatingHeusedtogotoschoolonfoot,?A.didn'the B.wasn'the C.usedhe D.isn'theTherewassomuchnoisethatthespeakercouldnotmakehimself.A.heard B.tohear C.hearing D.beingheardWhenIenteredthelivingroom,motherdidn'tsayanything,butInoticedalookhadcomeoverherface.A.surprising B.surprisedC.surprise D.surprisinglyHewalkedslowly hefall.A.except B.unless C.lest D.beforeHisapplicationofthepositionwas bytheemployer.A.turnedout B.turnedover C.turneddown D.turnedupfromadistance,thecarappeareddown.A.Seen;tohavebroken B.Seen;tobebrokenC.Seeing;tohavebroken D.Seeing;tobreakTheBlacksarepeopleinthelittletown.A.thepossiblerichesttherichestbyfarA.thepossiblerichesttherichestbyfarB.themuchrichestbyfartherichestComoriginatedintheNewWorldandthuswasnotknowninEuropeuntilColumbusfounditA.beingcultivated B.beencultivatedC.havingcultivated D.cultivatingThepopulationofChinaisbiggerthan.A.Canada B.Canada'sC.theoneofCanada D.thatofCanadaMymotherandIdrovedin,notknowingthebuildingwewerelookingfor.A.where B.who C.whichD.whatHetalkaboutRomeasifhe therehimself.A.hasbeen B.hadbeen C.wasD.isAssoonasshearrivedhomeshe tidyinguptherooms.A.setabout B.setout C.setasideD.setinNowhereelsealongthecoast suchshallowwatersofarfromland.A.thereis B.isthere C.itisD.isit116.Asarule,itisviewedasanimpoliteacttoplaytricksonothersonsocial.A.occasions B.conditions C.situationsD.caseThechildwastoldto forbeingrudetohisteacher.A.excuse B.apologize C.pardonD.admitwonderwhyhe todiscusstheproblematthemeeting.A.declined B.rejected C.refusedD.delayedherpaperisofgreatervaluethanyours.A.Allthingsbeconsidered B.AllthingstobeconsideredC.Allthingsbeingconsidered D.AllthingsconsideredThemanagerwouldratherhisdaughterinthesameoffice.A.doesnotwork B.nottoworkC)hadnotworked D.didnotworkItisoftensaidthatanAmericanstartsaspeechwithajoke,aJapanesehasanapologytomake.A.which B.what C.while D.that122.isnoneofyourbusiness.A.Shespendshertime B.WheredoesshespendhertimeC.Whereshespendshertime D.ItiswhereshespendshertimePro.Liwehaveasincererespect,isquiteoutstandinginthefieldofnaturalscience.A.ofwhom B.forwhomC.onwhom D.forthat

TheysucceededatlastafteradoptinganA.effectC.effectiveworkingmethod.B.affectD.efficientA.should B.wouldHisinterestinthissubjectgraduallyworkingmethod.B.affectD.efficientA.should B.wouldHisinterestinthissubjectgradually A.diminished B.decreasedAbridgegoes ariver,andtheriverA.over;throughC.across;through128.InordertoA.getoverC.getoffMrs.Jonesdoesnotlikeshopping,andA.sodoessheC.nordoesshe could D.mightC.reduced D.depressedthebridge.B.above;underacross;underthegun,itisnecessarytotakeupthegun.B.getatD.getridoflikegardening.B.neithersheD.nordoesherhusbandthetemperaturefallingsorapidly,wecouldn'tgoonwiththeexperiment.B.ForD.WithB.ThemoreItakemedicineD.MoremedicinetakenB.ForD.WithB.ThemoreItakemedicineD.MoremedicinetakenA.asB.thanC.thenD.whenA.SinceC.Astheworse1seemtofeel.A.WhenItakemoremedicineC.ThemoremedicineItakeHeworkstoocarelessly.Thatiswecan'tunderstand.A.allwhat B.whatthatC.what D.allwhichLetuscleantheclassroom,?A.doyou B.shan'tweC.shallwe D.willyouYouwouldn'thaveabadtimeatallyouweren'tseasick.A.asfaras B.solongas135.Everymeans triedoutwithoutmuchresult.A.hasbeenB.havebeenC.areD.isC.incaseD.meanwhileNosoonerhadhefinishedhistalkhewassurroundedbytheworkers.HewasveryonwatchingbasketballmatchesonTV.A.eager B.keen C.interestedD.goodThispictureneedstobeforit'stoosmall.A.increased B.enlargedC.extended D.stretchedYoudon'thavetotakepartintheactivitiesofthecommunityservice,but1thinkyou.A.should B.must C.can D.mayOurhopesandfellinthesameinstant.A.arose B.raised C.rose D.arousedThereisapolicecarinfrontofourneighbor'shouse.Whatdoyousuppose?A.ishappened B.hashappenedC.wouldhappen D.didhappen142.1 forthreeyearsbythetimeItakemyexamination.A.hadbeenstudyingEnglishB.willhavebeenstudyingEnglishC.studiedEnglishD.studiesEnglish143.Hadyoulistenedtothedoctor,you —allrightnow.A.are B.were144. anicethingthatyousucceeded.C.wouldbeD.hadbeenA.What's B.That'sC.IfsD.There's145.I,who yourfriend,willtrymybesttohelpyou.A.is B.amC.hasbeenD.are146.Therearetoomanybarriersforusto_A.referto B.dealwithC.breakdownD.dependon147.Workhardandthere,llbebrightfuture you.A.before B.aheadof148.Hehasbecome thelifethere.C.forwardD.facingA.familiarwithB.accustomedtoC.similartoD.adjustto149.Thiscarrunstwotimes thatmachine.A.fasterasB.asfarasC.morefastthanD.fastas150.Theship'sgeneratorbrokedown,mechanically.andthepumpshadtobeoperated insteadofA.manuallyB.artificiallyC.automaticallyD.syntheticallyILClozeNotlongago,therelivedinAucklandaworkingfamilywhodreamedaboutahouseoftheirown.Anyonethencouldreadinthenewspapersaboutthebuildingcompanieswhoofferedtoputpeopleintoanewhouse1onlya$1,000deposit.Ofcourse,theremainderhadtobepaidoffwithinterestoveraperiodoftwentyyearsorso.Theworkerandhiswifehopefullywenttooneofthesecompanies2thiswonderfuloffer.Andthemanintheofficesaid."Yes,sure.Youbringalong$1,000andwecan3youwithanewhouse.MSotheworkerandhiswifehadtoworkhardandintwelvemonths,timetheyreturnedtothebuildingmanwith$1,000.Butthemanintheofficesaid,“Look,I'msorry,4we*11need$1,500now.Costshavegoneupsincewesawyoulast,youknow.ffThecouplethoughtitoveranddecideditwouldnottakeverylongtosavetheextra$500iftheyworkedhard.Insixmothstheyworked5overtimeandsavedthe$500inspiteofthehighrenttheyhadtopayfortheirflat.Backtothebuildingmanthey6withtheir$1,500.Buttotheirsurprisehe7thedepositwasnow$3,000.Nowsomewhatwiser,theworkersaid,“Andthenexttime,1daresaywe'11findthedepositrisingoncemore.Howhavewe8savetheextra$1,500?”"Well",saidtheman,“Ithinkwecanstabilizethesituationforabouttwelvemonths.Bythetimeyoucomewith$3,(XX),wewillhavehadthehouse9foryou.Thecoupleleft,sadatheartastheysawtheirdreamhouse10.Bythetimetheyhadsavedtheextra$1.500,nodoubtthedepositwouldhavebecomestillhigher,maybe$5,000,then$10,000andthen…!1.A.forB.withC.onD.to2.A.toaskforB.askingforC.toaskaboutD.askingabout3.A.supplyB.giveC.offerD.equip4.A.orB.andC.butD.so5.A.wholetheB.wholeC.theallD.allthe6.A.HlledB.dealtC.wentD.wenton7.A.repliedB.announcedC.toldD.spoke8.A.hadtoB.workedtoC.triedtoD.gotto

9.A.soldB.paid9.A.soldB.paidC.prepareD.ready10.A.throwawayB.dieaway C.takeaway D.getaway2WhenPatJonesfinishedcollege,shedecidedshewantedtotravelaroundtheworldandseeasmanyforeignplacesasshecould_1_shewasyoung.PatwantedtovisitLatinAmericafirst,soshegotajob2anEnglishteacherinaschoolinBolivia.PatspokealittleSpanish,3shewasabletocommunicatewithherstudentsevenwhentheydidn'tknowmuchEnglish.Asentenceshehadreadsomewherestuckinhermind:ifyoudream4aforeignlanguage,youhavereallymasteredit.PatrepeatedthissentencetoherstudentsandhopedthatsomedayshewoulddreaminSpanishandtheywoulddreaminEnglish.Oneday,oneofherworststudentscameupandexplainedinSpanishthathehadnotdonehishomework.Hehad5early,andhadsleptbadly.“Whatdoesthishavetodowith6?”Patdemanded.“Idreamedallnight,Miss,Jones,andmydreamwasinEnglish!^^“InEnglish,,Patwasverysurprised,sincehewassuchabadstudent.Shewas7secretlyjealous.HerdreamswerestillnotinSpanish.Butsheencouragedheryoungstudent,“Well,tellmeaboutyourdream.M“Allthepeopleinmydream8English,“thestudentsaid「AndallthesignswereinEnglish.AllthenewspapersandmagazinesandalltheTVprogramswereinEnglish.”“Butthat'swonderful,saidPat,“Whatdidallthepeoplesaytoyou?”'Tm9.MissJones.That's10Isleptsobadly.Ididn'tunderstandawordtheysaid.Itwasanightmare!Ml.A.asB.whileC.ifD.since2.A.forB.ofC.asD.like3.A.andB.butC.soD.yet4.A.inB.aboutC.ofD.for

5.A.gotupB.gonetobedC.fallenasleepD.wokenup6.A.youB.meC.yourdreamD.yourhomework7.A.usuallyB.seldomC.alsoD.still8.A.readB.likedC.spokeD.learned9.A.shyB.sillyC.sorryD.sad10.A.howB.whyC.whenD.whereForthousandsofyears,peoplethoughtofglassassomethingbeautifultolookat.Onlyrecently1cometo2somethinglookedthrough.Stores3theirgoodsinlargeglasswindows.Glassbottlesandiars4foodand1drinkallowus 5__thecontents.Glass 6 spectacles,microscopes,telescopes,and7 veryusefulandnecessaryobjects,8 glassesareusedbypeoplewhocannotsee9 orbypeoplewhowanttoprotecttheireyes 10 brightlight.1.A.theyB.dotheyC.theyhaveD.havethey2.A.thinkitB.thinkifofC.thinkitasD.thinkofitas3.A.protectB.hideC.displayD.setaside4.A.holdB.heldC.thatholdD.thatholding5.A.seeB.toseeC.seeingD.seen6.A.usedtomakeB.isusedtomakeC.isusedtomakingD.usedtomaking7.A.manyothersB.manyotherC.elseD.another8.A.andB.aswellC.orD.either9.A.perfectlyB.perfectC.perfectionD.perfected10.A.fromB.inC.withD.beyondInBritainthegovernmenthasrecentlymadeseverallawstoreduce_1_.Moreover,thegovernmenthas_2_agreatdealofmoneymakingairports,railwaystationsandthemainroads_3_.However,alotofpeoplethinktherearestillnotenoughlaws.For_4_,therearenolawstocontrolnoise_5_bymachines.Moreseriously,perhapswhenaworkerinafactorybecomes_6_becauseoftoomushnoise,thereisno_7_whichsaysthatthefactoryowner_8 himmoney.In

Japan,AmericaandNorway,ontheotherhand,thereare_9—laws.Asaresult,workers_10_moneyiftheybecomedeaf.1A.voiceB.soundC.toneD.noise2A.tookB.spentC.costD.paid3.A.quieterB.stillerC.dumberD.calmer4.A.wayB.typeC.exampleD.model5.A.doneB.gotC.madeD.heard6.A.lameB.lostC.blindD.deaf7.A.wordB.lawC.noticeD.fact8.A.mustpayB.mighthavepaidC.shouldnotpayD.can'thavepaid9.A.soB.suchaC.suchD.thus10.A.can'tgetB.cangetC.mustpayD.shouldhavegot5Henry'sjobwastoexaminecarswhichcrossedthefrontier(邊境)tomakesurethattheywerenotsmuggling(走私)anythingintothecountry.Everyeveningexceptatweekends,hewouldseeafactoryworkerconingupthehilltowardsthefrontier,1abicyclewithabigloadofoldstrawonit.Whenthebicycle2thefrontier,Henryusedtostopthemanand3himtakethestrawoffanduntieit.Thenhewouldexaminethestrawcarefullytosee4hecouldfindAnything,afterwhichhewouldlookinalltheman'spockets5helethimtiethestrawagain.Heneverfound_6 ,eventhoughheexamineditverycarefully.Thenoneevening,afterhehadlookedthroughthestrawandemptiedtheworker'spockets7usual,hesaidtohim,"Listen,Iknowthatyouaresmugglingthings8thefrontier.Won'tyoutellmewhatitisthatyouYebringingintothecountrysosuccessfully?Fmanoldman,andtoday'smylastdayonthejob.TomorrowI'mgoingto 9 .1promisethatIshallnottellanyoneifyoutellmewhatyou'vebeensmuggling/*Theworkerdidnotsayanythingfor1() .Thenhesmiled,turnedtoHenryandsaidquietly,nBicycles.M

1.A.pushingB.pullingC.fillingD.carrying2.A.arrivedB.appearedC.cameD.reached3.A.forceB.orderC.makeD.call4.A.thatB.whereC.howD.whether5.A.beforeB.thusC.afterD.so6.A.nothingB.somethingC.everythingD.anything7.A.thenB.moreC.asD.like8.A.crossB.pastC.acrossD.into9.A.returnB.retainC.retireD.rest10.A.longtimeB.periodC.momentD.sometimeHelenwasavery_1 girl,andherparentswerequiteproudofher.Alotofyoungmeninthetownwantedtomarryher,butshewasnotsatisfied 2 anyofthem.Oneevening,oneofthehandsomestoftheyoungmenwhowantto 3 Helencametovisitherinherparents,houseandaskedhertobecomehiswife.Sheanswered,“No,Tom.I 4 marryyou.Iwanttomarryamanwhoisfamous,whocan5music,singanddanceverywell,whocantell6interestingstories,whodoesn'tsmokeordrink,whostaysathomeintheeveningsandwhostops 7 whenIamtiredoflistening.”Theyoungmangot 8 ,tookhiscoatandwenttothedoor.Butbeforehe 9 thehouse,heturnedandsaidtoHelen,uItisn'ta 10 youarelookingfor.It'satelevisionset.”1.A.prettyB.sadC.handsomeD.ugly2.A.toB.withC.forD.at3.A.likeB.heatC.understandD.marry4.A.hasn'tB?didn'tC.won'tD.hadn't5.A.danceB.hitC.beatD.play6.A.fairlyB.hardlyC.reallyD.possibly7.A.talkB.talkingC.talkedD.totalk8.A.backB.uponC.upD.down9.A.wentB.livedC.leftD.stayed

10.A.thingB.menC.boy10.A.thingB.menC.boyD.manHowmuchdoyouknowaboutmanners?Differentcountrieshavedifferentmanners.In 1 Asiancountries,itisgoodmannerstotakeoffyourshoesbeforeyougointoahouse. 2 inEuropeancountries,eveniftheysometimesbecameverydirty,thisisnotdone.Ifyouarea 3 inaChinesehouse,whenyouhaveameal,youusuallydonotfinishthefood.Youoftenleavealittleto 4 thatyouhavehadenough.ButinEngland,avisitoralwaysfinishesfoodtoshowthathehas 5 it.Wemustknowthecustomsofothercountries,sothattheywillnotthink 6 bad-mannered.Peopleallovertheworld 7 thatawell-manneredpersonshouldbekindand 8 toothers.Ifyourememberthis,atleastyouwillnotgoveryfarwrong. 9 likesapersonwithgoodmanners,butnoonelikesapersonwithbadmanners. 10 yourmanners.1.A.someB.anyC.otherD.few2.A.AndB.SoC.ButD.Or3.A.guestB.visitorC.newcomerD.friend23.A.strangerB.travelerC.visitorD.foreigner4.A.sayB.seeC.understandD.show5.A.finishedB.enjoyedC.takenD.drunk6.A.themB.meC.usD.him7.A.findB.knowC.guessD.agree8.A.carefulB.helpfulC.hardworkingD.healthy9.A.SomebodyB.AnybodyC.NobodyD.Everybody10.A.TakeB.MakeC.MindD.KeepStrangethingshappentotimewhenyoutravel,becausetheearthisdividedintotwenty-fourparts, 1 apart.Youcanhavedays 2 moreorfewerthantwenty-fourhours,and 3 withmoreorfewerthansevendays.Yburshipgoesinto4timeparteverydayifyoumakeafive-dayjourneyacrosstheAtlanticOcean.Asyougointoeachpart,thetime5onehour.Travelingwest,you6yourclockback;travelingeast,youletitahead.Eachdayofyourjourneyhas 7 twenty-fiveortwenty-threehours.IfyoutravelbyshipacrossthePacific,you 8 theInternationalDateLine.Thisisthe

pointwhereanewday 9pointwhereanewday 9 .Whenyougoacrosstheline,youchangeyourcalendarone10 day,backorahead.1.A.fourhoursB.twohoursC.halfanhourD.onehour2.A.betweenB.withC.forD.at3.A.yearsB.monthsC.seasonsD.weeks4.A.adifferentB.thesameC.aninterestingD.amoving5.A.turnsB.changesC.hasD.makes6.A.takeB.giveC.putD.set7.A.neitherB.notC.eitherD.never8.A.crossB.getC.catchD.

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