2023年專升本中期選拔英語(yǔ)試題訓(xùn)練七

專升本中期選拔英語(yǔ)試題訓(xùn)練(七）PaｒtIＶocabulａｒyandＳtructure1.Ｉ’dliｋetｏ__＿_(dá)＿＿_(dá)_hｉmtooyouｆoｒthejｏb.Hｅisveｒycleveranｄindustriousｂoｙ.A．rｅｆeｒB.ｐropｏseC．recｏmmendD.suggｅst2.PaulｉnviteｄｍetodｉnｎｅrthｅdaｙbeforｅyｅsterdaｙanｄI_＿_(dá)_____hiｓiｎvitationｗｉthpleａsuｒe.A.aｃceptｅｄB.promiｓedC．ｐｅｒmittedD.received3.Ｅvｅnthoughtｈeyseemtｏbeｒeal，aｌltｈeｃharactｅrsiｎthisboｏkareinｆaｃt_＿_(dá)___＿＿.Ａ．iｍａgｉnaｔｉveＢ.imaginaｂlｅC.imaginaryD.imageabｌe4．ＢoｔhMaｒyaｎdEllｅn,___＿_(dá)__Jane，arｅstｕdyingＣｈineseinourcｏlｌege．A.aｓwellasB.ａndaswellC.witｈＤ.ｂesｉde5.Ｓｈeissaｉdto＿_(dá)______fｉｖetrｉpstoChｉｎainthepasｔｔhreｅyｅars．Ａ．bｅmadeB.hａｖebeenmaｋiｎgC.mａｋeD.hａveｍaｄｅ6.A__＿_(dá)＿_(dá)＿_(dá)shiｐiｓａshipwhｉｃhcarrｉesgooｄs.Ａ.goodｓB.comｍodityC．ｃａrgoD.fright７.Therｅsｕltofｔhｅｅxpｅrｉmeｎtmａｄｅme____＿＿_(dá)_.ItwａsnotsｏgoｏdasIhaｄｅxｐｅctｅd.Ａ.disaｐｐointB.disａppｏiｎteｄC.ｄiｓappointiｎｇＤ．ｂedisａppoｉnted８.Iｔisnｏｔalｗaysreｌiａbletoｍａkｅacoｎcｌusionｏnthe＿_(dá)＿_(dá)____＿ofthｅfiｒstiｍpressiｏｎ.A．ｂasicB.ｂaseC.baｓemenｔD.bａｓis9.Ｈeｒ_____＿＿_(dá)_dutiesareanswｅriｎgphones,typingｌetteｒsaｎdmaｋingaｒｒaｎgｅｍents.A.convenｔionalB.ｒoｕtineC.traditionaｌD.reｇｕlaｒ１0．ＩｎｔheUnitｅdＳtａt(yī)es,feｗparｅnｔs＿_(dá)＿＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)＿tｏｌetthｅｉrｃhildrenusｅtheｉrcars.A.ｒejectB.dｅｎyC．ｒeｆusｅD.forbid11.Inｆａｃt，shｅhaddonｅalｌ＿_(dá)__＿_(dá)___ｔohｅｌpｔhepｏor.Ａ.sｈｅcouldB.ｗhichｓhｅcouldＣ.whaｔsｈeｃｏuldＤ.ａsshecould12.__＿_(dá)___＿_(dá)afterhｉsdｅaththathewａsrecｏgnｉzeｄasagrｅａｔsciｅntiｓtｓ.A.ＩtwasnｏtuntiｌＢ．ItisuｎtilC.IｔｗasｕｎｔiｌD.Notuntｉl13.Ｔhｅｐatieｎｔiｓstillwｅｔ._＿_(dá)＿_(dá)____!A.BesuretonottoｕcｈitB．ＢesureｎottoｔｏuchitC．BenｏｔsurｅtoｔouｃhｉｔＤ.Don’tｂesｕretｏｔoucｈiｔ1４.You_＿_(dá)_____ｍeaｂouthｉsillｎesｓyeｓｔｅｒｄay.A.musｔtelｌB．haｄtｏlｄC.oughttotelｌD．oughｔｔohavetｏld1５.Thedesｉｇｎwａsso_＿＿_(dá)_____thatyoｕcouldnｏtｆindanyfaｕlｔｉnit．Ａ.delicatｅB.elaboｒａt(yī)eC.fancyD.cｏmｐlicateｄ1６._________dｒivingtowork，Mr.Ｒobinsgoestohisoｆfｉcebytraineveryday.Ａ.ＷithoｕtB．Rａt(yī)heｒtｈａnC.IｎｓteａdofD.Inspiteof17.Moreｔhａnｔhirｔｙpｅopleａrｅ_____＿_(dá)＿ｉnthisｅｖent．A.hａppeｎedB.ｐaｒｔiciｐａｔｅｄC．involｖｅｄD.inｃｌuｄｅd１8.Ｙｏｕhaven’twａstｅdmｙtimｅ；ｏnthｅ_＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)__,you’veheｌｐedmesaｖesomｅｔime.A．ｃｏntraryB.ｒeveｒsｅC.opｐositeD.cｏｎtrast19.Alｌthevｉllagerspropoｓeｄto_＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)＿_(dá)_therｏaｄtｏthetoｗｎnearｂｙ.A.ｓtrｅtcｈB.extｅndC.ｅnlargｅD．expend２0.Dｏyouhａveａnｙiｄｅaofwhoｗiｌlbeinvitedtotheｐresｓ_＿＿_(dá)＿_(dá)__ｔｈisevｅninｇ?A．cｏnferｅnｃeB.gatheｒiｎgsＣ.ｍｅe(cuò)tingD．talks2１．Thiskｉndｏfreａdｉnｇｌampcａｎbe_＿＿_(dá)____tothenｅe(cuò)doftｈereａｄer.A.adopｔｅdＢ.aｄjusteｄC.adaptedD.used2２.Theyｈaｖｅｐlacedａlａrｇe＿＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)＿_(dá)ｗiththeＢoeingCoｍpanｙｆor2０newairlineｒs.A.ＣｈargeB.cｏmｍandC．requestD.order23.Thetraveleｒｓ_＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)__300mileｓaｄaｙbycａrwｈenｔheywereinＡｆriｃa.A．pａssedB.tookC.coｖｅｒedＤ．went24．Ｂobhad__＿＿_(dá)____fｏrhiｓfaｔhertoｃomewhenｅverneedeｄ.A.arｒangedＢ.ｒｅｑuirｅdC.demａｎdedD．inviteｄ25．Partｏfｏｆｆiceis____＿_(dá)___offfｏrｔheuseofthｅｍａnａgｅr.A.sｅｐaratedB．cutＣ.divideｄＤ．ｓpliｔ2６．Ｍyeaｒlｙ____＿＿_(dá)_ａｔlｅarningｔｏdｒiｖewereunsucceｓsfｕl.Ａ.efｆｏrtsＢ．ｔeｍptＣ.testD．tｒiａｌ２7.Acｃoｒdｉngtｏ_＿＿_(dá)＿＿_(dá)_＿ｔheyhavｅｔoldme，theyshouldreｔuｒnwithｉnaboutonｅweek.A.ｔhatB．itC.wｈatD.wｈich２8.Sheouｇhttｏ_＿＿_(dá)_＿＿_(dá)_myｌetteraweｅｋago.Buｔshewａｓbｕsywithherwork．A.ｈaｖeａnsweredB.ａnsweｒiｎgC.ａnsｗerD.beansｗeriｎg29.Tｈｅｌａwreｑｕｉrestｈateveryｏne_____＿_(dá)_hiscaｒｃｈecｋedatｌeaｓtoncｅamonth.A.hａsB.haｄC.haveD.wｏulｄhave３0．If__＿＿_(dá)__＿_(dá)sｕｃcessfuｌly,thｅplanｗillcompleｔeｌycｈａnｇｅthetrａfｆiｃconditionｓｉnourcity.A.carrｙｉngｏuｔB.ｃaｒriedoutC.tｏcarｒyoutD.ｃarryouｔPａrtIIＢlankfillｉｎg１.Heshoweda____＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)(chｉld)lackofconｔroloｖerhistemper.2.A_＿_(dá)__＿_(dá)_＿（selｆ)peｒsｏnputsｈisoｗninｔerestsfirｓｔ.3.Thewholeｒoomwａsflｏodedwithwarm,__＿_(dá)＿_(dá)___（gold)sunlｉght.4.Viｅwsnｏtbasedoｎｔhｏrｏｕgｈ_＿_(dá)____＿_(dá)（inｖestigatｅ）aｒenothingbｕtignorantnonsｅｎse.5.Ｔheystartedofｆatｏnｃeｉｎseａrchoｆtｈe_＿_(dá)＿_(dá)＿_(dá)＿＿(ｍisｓ)gｉrｌ.6.Thegoｖernmentputｆoｒｗarda________＿(prｏposｅ)toimｐｒovepublictraｎsportａt(yī)ion.7．Whatweareｗaitｉｎgforｉstｈe___＿＿_(dá)_＿＿(coｎfirm)oftｈeneｗs.8．Itisconsiｄered_＿_(dá)_＿＿_(dá)_(ｐolite)foｒamantowearaｈatindoors.9．Childｒenshouldbeeｎcourａgedtobe_______＿(ｄependent)tｈinｋｅｒｓ．１0．Thepａt(yī)ientｗａs＿_(dá)______(cａｐable）ofｗalking,sohｅhaｄｔobecarrieｄ.PartIIIRｅａｄiｎgComprehension１.ＧeｔtｉngLostonＰｕｒpｏseIｄidｎ’tknowｔhecｉtyａt(yī)ａｌlaｎｄｗhatｉsｍｏｒｅ,Icouldn’ｔspeａkaworｄofｔｈelangｕage.Ａｆterｈavingspentmyｆirstdaysiｇｈt–ｓeｅingｉnｔhｅｔowｎ－ceｎｔre,Ｉdeciｄeｄtoloseｍyｗaｙdelｉbｅｒatelyonｍysecｏndday,siｎceIbelievｅdthatthiｓwastｈesuｒｅstwayoｆgｅttinｇｔokｎowmywaｙarｏｕnd．Iｇｏtoｎthｅfirstbｕｓtｈaｔpassesanddescｅndｅｄsoｍetｈirtｙminutｅsｌateｒｉnｗｈatmuｓtｈaｖebeｅnasuburｂ.?Tｈefｉrｓttｗohourspａssedpleasantｌｙenough．Idｉscovereｄmysteriｏｕｓlitｔlebｏok-shopsinbaｃkｓtreｅtsａndfinallｙarriｖｅdａt(yī)ａmarket-plaｃｅｗheｒeIstｏｐpedａndhａdcoffeeinanｏpeｎ-aｉｒcａｆé.TheｎI(lǐng)decidｅdtoｇeｔbａcｋtomｙhoteｌｆorlunch.Aftｅｒwalｋｉnｇaboutaｉmlesslyfoｒｓoｍetｉme,Idetｅrminedｔｏasｋtheway.ThetrｏubｌewａsthaｔtheonlywoｒｄＩｋｎｏｗoｆthelanｇuagewasthｅnａｍｅofｔｈestｒeｅｔinwhiｃhIlｉveｄ---andeｖenthatＩｐronouncedbａdly.?Iｓtoｐpedtｏａskafrｉｅｎｄly-lookinｇｎewspaper-sｅｌler.Hesmiｌeｄａndｈａndｅｄｍeaｐapｅr.Iｓｈｏokmyheadandrｅpeａｔｅdtｈenamｅofthestreetａndhｅthruｓｔthepａperｉnｔｏmyhandｓ．Sｅe(cuò)ingthatitwouldｂeimposｓibletｏaｒgｕｅaboutｔhematｔer,Ｉgavehimｓomemoｎeｙaｎｄweｎtonmｙway.TｈeneｘｔperｓｏｎＩａskedwaｓaｎoldlaｄywhowａsbｕyiｎgvegetａbles.ShｅwａｓvｅｒyｈaｒｄoｆhearingaｎdIrepeateｄthｅwoｒdseveraltｉmｅs.Whenshefinａllyｈeardｍe，ｓhｅｓeemeｄtｏｔａkeofｆeｎｃeａndbeganshoutingａndshakiｎghｅｒwaｌkiｎg-stｉｃkatme．Ihurｒieｄawayqｕicklyａndwasrelievｅdtosｅe(cuò)apｏliｃｅｍanonaｃｏｒner．Hecｅrtainlywouldbeａblｅｔｏｈｅlｐｍe.Theｐｏlicemanｌiｓtｅnｅdatｔentivelytomyqｕesｔiｏn,ｓｍileｄａndgentｌytooｋｍebytｈeaｒm．Tｈereｗａｓadistantlookinｈiseyesashepoiｎtedlｅfｔanｄrightandlｅfｔaｇaｉn.Hｅglaｎｃｅdatmeｆoraｐproｖal,andrｅｐｅaｔeｄthepeｒfｏrｍancｅ．Inoddedｐolｉteｌｙanｄbｅganwａｌkｉnｇｉnthediｒectionhｅpoiｎted.AboｕtanｈourpassedandIｎotｉcｅdtｈａt(yī)tｈｅｈousesｗeregettingfewerandｇreenfieldswereappeariｎgｏneiｔheｒsideｏfme.Ihadｃｏmｅａlltｈｅｗayinｔoｔｈeｃoｕnｔry．Theｏnlythingｌｅfｔfoｒmetodowａｓtｏfｉndtｈｅnearestrailway-statｉon!1.Thｅwritｅｒ_____＿_(dá)_________.?a.ｗasaｃomｐleｔｅstｒａngerintheciｔyb.kｎoｗｔhｅcityquｉteｗell?ｃ．ｈａdonceｖiｓitedtｈecityd.hadｏnｌｙａlittleｋｎowｌedgeaｂoutthｅciｔy?２．Thewriterbelievesｔhａt(yī)ifyｏuwanttoknowastrangeciｔyｙｏushould＿_(dá)＿_(dá)____＿_(dá)____.

ａ..goeｖｅｒｙwheｒeonfootb．a(chǎn)skpｅｏplethｅwａy?c.gｅｔlｏstｏnpurposed.ｇetonthefiｒstｐａssingbus?3．Tｈemａinｃauseoｆａｌlｔheｗriter’sｔroｕblｅswastｈat______＿_(dá)＿_(dá)＿_(dá)__＿.

ａ.hefoｌlowedtｈepoliｃeｍan’sdireｃtｉoｎｂ.ｈecouldn’tsｐeaｋtheｌanguａｇe?ｃ.hｅleftthecitycenｔerd.hｅｗenｔaｒouｎｄwiｔｈoutａguｉｄeｂooｋ

4.Thenｅｗspaper-sｅllｅｒ＿＿_(dá)___＿＿_(dá)___．

a.understoodwhathesaidb.ｔｈｏｕghｔｈｅwouｌdbuyanｅwspapｅr

c.showｅdhimａrounｄｔhecityd.tolｄｈｉｍhｏwtogettothｅbusstop?５.Whydidｔhewｒiterleavetｈｅｏldwomａniｎｓuchahurrｙ?

a.Ｓｈｅdidｎｏtunｄerstaｎｄwhaｔhesaｉd.ｂ．Shewａsｇettｉngaｎgryｗiththewrｉter.?c.Shewａsveryhardofheａring.d．Shehaｄnｏideawherehｉsｈotelwａs.?6.Ｔhｅpolｉcemaｎonthecornｅｒ___＿_(dá)＿_(dá)＿_(dá)＿＿_(dá)_whenthｅwriteraｓｋedthｅwａｙa．tｏokoffenｃeb.ｓｈookhishｅad

c.shｏｕtedloudlyd.gaｖeｈimsoｍeｉnformatｉon2.Ｃhurchiｌｌ’ｓＰortrａｉｔＷhenＳiｒWinstonChurchｉll,thegreatBrｉtisｈｐrｉmｅminisｔeｒ,reａｃhｅdhiseｉghtiethbiｒｔhｄayinNovember,1954,heｗasｐrｅsenteｄｗithhispｏrtraitbｙaweｌｌ-knｏwnmodernａrtisｔ,GraｈamSｕtherland．ＴhepａintｉnghaｄbeenordereｄａnｄpaidfｏrｂythemｅｍbersofParliａmｅnt,ｗhoｗanteｄｔｏhonortｈeGrａndOldMaｎofWorldWarⅡ.?ＳiｒWｉnsｔｏnaｎdLadyChuｒcｈillwerｅdｅe(cuò)pｌyｍoveｄbytｈｉｓmａrkofrespectandaffeｃｔion.Neitｈeroftｈem,ofcouｒｓｅ,ａllowedtｈedｏnｏrstoseehowｍｕcｈｔhｅyｂｏthｄislikｅdtｈeportrａiｔ.“Itmakesmｅｌookｓｔupid-－－whｉchIａmnot！”proteｓteｄＣhurchiｌlinpｒivａｔe.Pｕblｉcｌy,ｈeonｌｙremａrkedthatｉtwas“ａfｉneeｘamplｅoｆmodeｒnａrt.”Ｈiｓfｒieｎｄｓｓmｉled；itwasｗellｋnoｗnｔｈａt(yī)SirWｉｎstoｎdｉdn’tcareｆormodernａｒｔ．?Churchilｌwassoｕｎhａppyabｏuttｈeporｔraiｔthatfiｎａllyhｉswiｆehaditdeｓtroyed．ChurchilｌｄiedaｔnineｔyinJａnuａry,1965.LadyＣhurchillfolｌowｅdhｉmin19７7.Shortｌyafterｈerdeath,ｔheｐubliclｅarｎedwhathadhappｅｎedtoSutheｒlａnd’spaiｎting，aｎdahｅａｔｅｄarguｍeｎtbrokeouｔ.Ｔheｐainterwａsｕndｅrstａndablyｓａd.Theartｉｓtｉcｃommunity,shockedandａnｇrｙ,claimedtｈatthｅｄｅstｒuctionｏftheｐictuｒehadbeeｎacrime．Ｈiｓｔｏrｉanssaｉdthatｔhｅyｒｅgｒetteｄtheｄｉｓapｐearａnｃeofaｈｉｓｔｏｒｉｃaldｏcumｅｎｔ．Alｌaｇｒeedthａt(yī)theChurｃhillsdｉｄn’tｈａveｔｈerｉghtｔodｏwhaｔｔheyhａdｄｏnｅ.

Weｌl---diｄｔhey?Ａgｏodｐartofthｅpｕｂlicfeｌｔｔｈatｔｈｅsubject(aｎｄowｎeｒ）ofapｏrtrａithａｄｔｈerightｔogetｒidｏｆｉｔifitmaｄehｉｍsoｕｎhappy,Ｔheqｕeｓtion,howeveｒ，hasbｅe(cuò)nrａiｓedmａnytｉmｅsbｅforｅ:whｏhastherｉghtｔoaworkofaｒｔ---thesｉttｅr,ｔheｏwnｅｒ,thedonoｒ,orthearｔistｗhocreａｔedit?Ａndwhenthepaｉntingｉsｔheｐｏｒｔraitｏfａhiｓｔoｒiｃaｌfigure,ｓhoｕldtherｉghｔofｐosteriｔｙbｅconｓidｅred,astｈehｉｓtorｉａｎｓclaimed??Anoｔｈerquestioncomｅstｏminｄ:whｏisｑuaｌiｆiedｔojｕdgeaporｔrａｉt？ＧrahａｍＳuｔhｅrｌａndhadtoldSirＷｉｎｓｔｏｎｔhathewoulｄpainthiｍ“ａshesaｗhim.”Ｃhuｒchiｌlnｅverhａdaｃhaｎcｅｔoseｅtheworkiｎｐrogresssｉnceｔheｐaiｎｔerrefusedtoｓhowiｔtoｈiｍ.HeｆounｄoutoｎlywhｅnhｅrecｅｉｖｅdhｉspresｅntthatSuthｅrlandhadsｅe(cuò)nhimasａheavy，sick,tiredoldmａn.Sｉｎceheｈateｄoldagｅ，hewaｄnａt(yī)uralｌyｈurtandｏfｆended．Ｂutwaｓthｅpoｒtｒaitagoodone，asmany(ｉncludingthepaiｎｔer)saiｄ?Orwａsitbaｄａndofｆenｓivｅaｓoｔheｒs(aｎｄthesitter）tｈoｕgｈｔ？Wｈoｉstoｊｕｄge?Ｉtiｓwｅlｌknｏwnｔｈatweneverｓeeourｓelvesａｓotｈersseｅus;bｕtdｏweseeourselvesbｅtｔerthantheydo?Noneoftｈesｅqueｓtiｏnshavebeeｎansweredyettoeverybｏdy’sｓatｉsfａction.1.ToｈaveＣhｕrchｉll’sportraｉｔpaintedｗaｓtheiｄeａｏf__＿_(dá)________．?ａ.awell-knownｍodernartistb.Pａrliament

ｃ.afrienｄｏfChurcｈill’sｄ.LaｄyCｈurchill２.Ｗhichofthｅfolloｗinｇｉstｒｕe?

a.Churchｉlｌlｉｋedtｈepoｒｔｒａｉｔbutｈiswｉｆeｄｉdnoｔ．

ｂ.Ｃhuｒchｉlldidnｏｔｌｉｋetheｐorｔrａitbecausehedidnoｔｌｉkｅｔhepainter.

c.Ｃｈuｒcｈilllｉkedｔｈeｐortｒａiｔbecauｓｅitwａsａｆiｎeｅxaｍpleofmoｄerｎart.

d.NｅithｅrChｕｒchiｌｌｎoｒｈiswifelikedtheｐortｒaiｔ.3.WhenChuｒchｉllｓaidｉtwas“afｉnｅe(cuò)ｘamplｅofmｏdernａrt”hewas___＿_(dá)_____.

ａ.ｄishonest.b.Ｊokiｎgc.ｐraisｉngtheｐortraiｔd．ｂｅiｎgdiplomａｔic4.Whｅnwasｔhedｅstrｕctiｏnoｆtheporｔraitｋｎowntｏtｈepublic?

a．Assoｏnasithappeｎｅd.b．ＡfterChurchillｄiedｉn１９65.

ｃ．SｏonaｆtｅrLadyChurchｉlｌ’deathd.Notｕｎtilrecently.5．Hoｗdｉdpｅoｐlereacttotｈenｅws??ａ.Peopleoftheａｒｔisticｃｏmmunitywereallveryｓad.?b.Thehｉｓtorianｓfeltmｏｒestｒｏnglｙagaｉnｓtitthantheartistiｃcommunity.

ｃ.AllpeopleagｒeｅdthattｈeCｈurchｉｌlshadnorigｈｔｔｏｄesｔrｏytheｐiｃture.?d.WhｉｌｅsomｅｗeeｕｐsetqｕiteafｅwpｅoｐlebelievedｔheCｈurcｈillshadtherｉghttodeｓｔｒoyｉt.６.GrahaｍSuｔherlanｄｐaｉnteｄChurchｉll_＿＿_(dá)__＿_(dá)___.?a.asaｈeａvｙ，sick,tｉｒedolｄmaｎb.asａpersonｍuchｙoungerthaｎhｉsａｇｅ?c.aｃｃoｒdｉngtｏＣhurchill’sinｓtrｕctions.d.AcｃordｉngtoLadｙChurchill’sdｅscripｔｉｏns7.Ａccordingtoｔhewriter,whohastheｒｉghttoaｗorkofａｒt?a.Tｈｅｏｗner.b.Ｔhｅaｒtｉsｔwhｏcreatedit．ｃ.Ｔhｅpｕblic.d．Ｈｅｉsnotｓure.３.Mr．SmｉthＢluｎdｅｒｓMr.ＳmｉthiswｅlｌknｏwｎinWashingｔoｎbecaｕｓeofhisｍanyｓｏｃialblunders.Hｅalｗaysｌikｅｓtoatteｎdthevarioussocialfuncｔioｎｓbｅcauｓｅｈewantstoeｘpanｄｈiscirｃleｏfｆriends.ＷｈeneverHeiｓinvited,ｈegｏes,unｌessheisill．Recentlyhereceivedanｉnvitationtｏaｆashionablebanｑuet.Alｔhougｈｈedidｎoｔknoｗtｈｅhostess，heacceｐteｄtheｉｎviｔation.Hｅwａssｅcｒeｔlｙveｒyｐleasｅd，becausehefeｌｔthaｔhisrｅpｕtaｔionasaｄesiｒableguestｗasｇrowiｎg.Whenhearｒiｖedatthｅbaｎquethall,hｅfoundｔhａt(yī)ａboutonehｕndredpeoｐleｈadｂｅｅｎinviteｄ.Hebｅgａnｔｏmoｖeａｒoｕndthehaｌl.Ｈeｓｐoketｏothｅrguesｔｓｗhetherhekneｗｔｈｅmｏrnot.Ｈesoonreａｌizedthatｈeｈadneｖerｍetanyoftheｏtherpｅoplｅpｒesent,althｏｕｇhtheysｅe(cuò)medtｏknｏweａcｈother.?Atdinner,hewａssｅatｅdｂｅsiｄeaveｒｙdignｉfieｄwｏmaｎ.TｈeｗｏmaｎtｒiedtobeｆｒienｄlyeventhｏｕgｈsｈｅhａdnevermetＭr．Smiｔhbefｏrｅ．Sｈeｓpoｋｅｐｏlitely,whｅnｅverhｅspoketohｅr.Betweeｎthefirstanｄthｅsｅｃoｎdｃourseofｔheｍeaｌ,sheｔurｎｅdtoMr.Smitｈandsaｉｄ,“Dｏｙｏuseeｔhａt(yī)gray-ｈairｅdmanａt(yī)thｅe(cuò)ndoftheｔａｂｌe?Theonｅwitｈglaｓses.”“Ａｈ，yｅｓ.Ｗhoiｓhｅ?”asｋeｄSｍｉth.Ｈe’sthｅＳecreｔaryoftheInｔeriｏr!”sｈereｐｌiｅd．Mｒ．Smitｈsaid，”Sotｈat’sｔheSｅcreｔaryｏftheInteｒｉｏr!Ｉ’mafraｉdtｈatIfinｄveｒylittleｔoadmireaｂｏuthｉｍ,ａlｔhouｇhｈｅiｓtheSeｃｒetary．”?Thｅｗomanｓｔiｆfeneｄａndｄiｄnotrepｌy,Smithｃontinuedinspｉteofhｅrcｏｌｄness．“Iｒeallｙcan’tｓeｅｈowherecｅivｅdhｉsappointmｅnｔ,ｕnlessheisｐerhａpsarｅlativｅｏftheＰrｅsｉdent．”?“IthａrdlyｍaｔterｓwｈetｈeryｏｕliketheSｅｃretａｒyoｒｎot，”shesａid.“ＨｅwaschoｓenbecausetheＰresideｎtｔhｏuｇｈtｈeｗａｓtheｍanforthejob.Ifｈｅdoｅｓｔhejoｂwｅll,yousｈｏuldhａｖｅnoｃompｌaint.”

“Ｔhａt(yī)’ｓjustit,”ｐeｒsiｓtedSmｉth.“Noｏnedoeｓtｈethinｇsｔhedoes,ｕnlesshｅisａcoｍｐletｅfooｌ!”?“Ｓiｒ!”saidtheｗomanｉnaｌlherdｉgnｉty.“DoyouknowwhｏIａm?”“No,”replieｄSmitｈ．?“IamthｅSecreｔary’swｉfｅ,”ｓｈesaｉｄcolｄｌy.Mr．Ｓmｉthwaｓshocked，butheｗｅnｔｏniｎspiteofｈisｅmbarrassｍｅnt.?“Madaｍ,doyouｋnowwhoIam?”?“No,Idon’t，”theｗomanｒeｐｌｉeｄ.

“Thaｎｋgoodｎess!”ｅxclaiｍedMｒ.Ｓmｉｔｈ,ashｅquiｃklｙleftthetａbｌｅ.１.Mr.SmithisweｌlknowninＷashinｇtｏｎbｅcause＿_(dá)____＿_(dá)_____＿．

a.heistheSecretaｒyｏｆtheInterior?b．ｈｅhasｍｏｒefrienｄｓtｈａnｏtheｒpeople?c．heｌｉkeｓtogoｔoallkiｎdｓoｆparｔｉeｓ

d.ｈealwaｙsｍakesfooliｓhmisｔaｋeｓonsociａlocｃａsionｓ２.Whywaｓheverｙglａdwhenheｇotaninvitaｔｉoｎｔｏaｇraｎdpaｒｔyoｎday?

ａ．Ｈecouldｍeｅtｍｏreｐeoｐleaｔthepartｙ.

b.Hｅknｅｗthｅhosｔesｓqｕiteｗell.?c.Iｔｗasthefｉrｓtｔiｍehehadｂｅｅninｖｉtｅｄtoｓuｃhabaｎqueｔ.?d．Hefeｌtｔhａt(yī)ｈｉsrｅpuｔatｉｏnwasgrowiｎｇ.3.AtdｉnnｅｒＭr．Sｍitｈhappｅnｅdtositｂeｓｉｄｅa_____＿_(dá)＿_(dá)ｗoｍan.?a.beａutｉｆulｂ.serioｕsc.nobleｄ．ｆashiｏnabｌｅ４.Tｈewomaｎ＿＿＿_(dá)__＿_(dá)____＿_(dá).

a.keｐtsｐeaｋｉnｇtohimｐｏlｉtelｙ

ｂ.tuｒｎedawaywhenMｒ.Ｓｍiｔｈsｐｏkｅtohｅｒ?c．wｉsｈedtoｉntｒodｕｃehimtoherhusband?d.ａsｋedＭr.Ｓmithifｈeknｅｗｔｈｅgray-haｉredｍanattｈeendofｔheｔabｌｅ５．Mr.SmitｈsaｉdｓomethinｇagaiｎsttheSecretarｙoｆtheInterioｒbecaｕsｅ___＿＿_(dá)__＿_(dá)__.

a．ｔheyhaddifｆereｎtｐｏliticaｌvｉewｓ?b.ｈeknewfoｒsuｒｅtheSecrｅｔarｙｗaｓarｅlaｔiveoftheＰresident?c.Mr.SmｉtｈｄidnｏtｌikｅｔｈePrｅsｉｄｅnｔ

d.heｏnlywａntｅdtoｃarｒｙontｈecｏnversaｔｉon６.HｏwdidtｈeSecｒetａｒｙofthｅＩｎteriorgethisｐost?

a.hewａｓａrelativeｏftｈePresident.b.ＴhePresｉｄｅntappｏｉｎｔｅdｈim．?c.Ｈewaｓｅｌectedｂyamajｏrity．ｄ.Hewasrecommendeｄbyhiswife.PartIＶCｌosｅIsｈallｎeverｆorgetoｎeshowingwhichwaｓrｅａllyａｃhallenｇe.Iwａｓbuｓｙgettｉngrｅaｄyto1ｍywinterｆashiｏｎ.Thｅｎjuｓtthｉrteeｎ2beｆｏrｅthesｈowing,tｈeｓewiｎggirlｓｗeｒecalledoｕton3.Ｉfｏundmyselfｌeftwithoｎe４anｄtｈewomanwhowａsinchaｒgｅoftｈeseｗingrｏom!Iwasａs5aｓｍymoｄelsandsalesgiｒlｓ.“We’llneｖｅr6it.”oneoftｈemcｒｉed.Heｒe,Itｈｏugｈt,iｓｔhetesｔofaｌltestsfoｒＦathｅr’ｓ7.Whereisthｅway8thiｓtimｅ?Ｉwondｅredａndｗｏrriｅd．Iwascertainｗewouｌｄ9tocalｌｏfftｈｅshowiｎg--－－1０elｓeshowthｅcｌoｔhesuｎfｉｎiｓｈeｄ.Thｅniｔｄawnedoｎｍe.１1ｓｈｏwtｈｅcｌothesunfｉnｉshed?Weworｋedeｘtrｅmelyhard.Aｎd12thirtｅe(cuò)ｎdａyｓlatｅr,ｒigｈtｏｎtime,thｅｓhoｗingtooｋpｌacｅ.Ｗhata1３itwａｓ!Ｓomecｏaｔshadｎoslｅe(cuò)ves(袖子);othersｈadonlｙｏnｅ.Mａnyoｆoｕrclｏtheswere14ｉnanｅarlyｓｔagｅ,ｂｕｔintｈiswａｙweｗere15toｓhowｗｈatcolorｓandｔｅxtuｒesｔhe16wouldｈａvewhenｔhｅyweｒe17Ａllinaｌl,theshｏwingｗａｓ１８.Itwaｓsodiffeｒentthaｔitｗａsagｒeatsｕccｅss.Our19ｓhowiｎgcａughtｔ