浙江电大综合英语（3）#-0002

综合英语（3）#-0002
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1.
With the exception of southwestern Chile,(D)is quite wet, the southwestern part of the continent doesn’t get enough rain.
that
where
when
which
2.
The moose turned suddenly and( C)straightinto the dog team.
traveled
changed
charged
chained
3.
I dropped out during the second year. If I(), I(B )a lot of money eventually.
have finished, would have made
had finished, would have made
finished, will make
finish, would have made
4.
Until fairly recently, the fork(D )inEurope.
has not completely accepted
is completely not accepted
didn’t completely accept
was not completely accepted
5.
Fork-users have historically been( C)theminority.
on
at
in
with
6.
Auto racing must be really exciting. Somepeople keep(C )it even after they get injured.
do
done
doing
to do
7.
He( B)he has seen some very seriousaccidents.
advises
admits
considers
believes
8.
John( A)a new time record for the 100-meterrace.
set
put
take
get
9.
(D )a man, holding the bear with a longleash.
Following would be behind
Would be following behind
Behind following would be
Following behind would be
10.
Although( B), the pain relievers are notwithout problems.
efficient
effective
effectual
effortless
11.
You(A )all those calculations! We have acomputer to do that sort of thing.
needn’t have done
shouldn’t have done
must not have done
can not have done
12.
We want especially to thank the(A )friendswho gave us encouragement.
numerous
nutritious
ridiculous
anxious
13.
If you are hungry, I’ll get a sandwich(C )for you.
to send up
send up
sent up
sending up
14.
Have they achieved the American dream – arethey on(B )street?
good
easy
rich
simple
15.
When it was all over, both men spoke as ifthere(A )a serious problem.
hadn’t been
isn’t
haven’t been
wasn’t
16.
The word laser(B )”light amplificationby stimulated emission of radiation”.
stand by
stands for
stand in
stand out
17.
A Japanese couple(B )us over for dinner nextweek.
have
is having
had
have had
18.
The meeting(C )to discuss the fate of a partof the Everglades in south Florida in 1920.
has called
called
was called
had called
19.
Butcher reached for the handgun usually(C)in the sled, but couldn’t find it.
keeping
to be kept
kept
to keep
20.
W. A. Mozart will be(C )as one of history’smost famous child prodigies.
memorized
forgot
remembered
reminded
21.
A person( B)with a laser can aim thiscoherent light,( )a laser beam, in any direction.
work; call
working; called
working; call
worked; calling
22.
He is one of the most( A) rock climbers inthe whole town.
experienced
explained
exploded
experimented
23.
A number of history’s most famous prodigieshad something ( C).
on average
at last
in common
at present
24.
She is(A )deaf, but if you speak a littlelouder, it should be OK for her.
slightly
severely
smartly
politely
25.
Susan called her sled team to a quick haltin the(B )of night, and they couldn’t see where the strange voice came from.
red
black
anger
shade
26.
All the students are required to attend thetwo-day( A)program so that they can have a complete understanding of theuniversit
admitted to.
orientation
accomplishment
enthusiasm
independence
27.
Scientists will( D)new methods of increasingthe world’s food supply
set aside
go over
turn up
come up with
28.
All the world is(D )three parts –finger-feeders, chopstick-feeders, and fork-feeders.
fall into
separate from
broken up
divided into
29.
( A)some excitement into his life, he spendsmany weekends and vocations white-water canoeing.
To put
Putting
Put
Being put
30.
Although Mary is satisfied with hersuccess, she wonders(C )will happen to her private life.
how
who
what
that
31.
A Portuguese princess went to the troubleof getting zebras because she thought they would look pretty pulling the royalchil
carriage. 可以翻译为：葡萄牙的一位公主遇到麻烦弄来斑马，因为她认为，她们会很漂亮，拉着皇家子女坐在小马车上。 ( B)
32.
They often have parents who seem to betrying to realize their own ambitions through their amazing children.可以翻译为：神童
是那些想通过他们神奇的孩子来实现自己的愿望的人。(A )
33.
She may have perceived the dog team to be apack of wolves. 最符合原文的译文是：她很可能把这只狗队当作一群野狼。(A )
34.
Although effective, these pain relieversare not without problems. 可以翻译为：虽然这些止痛药很有效，服用它们没问题。 (B )
35.
People living in the village haven’t met their ends yet. 可以翻译为：这个村的村民仍旧过着入不敷出的生活。( A)
36.
God would not have given us fingers if hehad wished us to use such an instrument. 最符合原文的译文是：上帝如果希望我们用这
饭的话就不会给我们手指了。(A )
37.
A scientific discovery is often made longbefore someone is able to put it to use.可以翻译为：任何科学发现往往都是经过很长的时
用。 ( A)
38.
Although many risk-takers see hang glidingas the most dangerous sport of all, Weigel feels hang gliders should not beregard
seekers.可以翻译为：即便许多冒险者都认为这项运动是所有运动中最危险的，Weigel觉得悬挂式滑翔者不应被看成是寻求刺激的人。 (A
39.
Lasers have also made a big difference inthe way telephones work. 可以翻译为：激光在电话的工作方式上有很大的不同。( B)
40.
A laser beam can completely destroy acancerous growth without leaving behind any dangerous cancer cells that couldstart a
可以翻译为：激光光束可以彻底毁灭癌变的组织，不会留下任何可能产生新的癌变的细胞。 ( A)
41.Most Americans believe that goodeducation is quite necessary to democracy and social progress. Even duringtheir colonia
settlers attached great importance to setting upschools for their children, because these puritans（清教徒） were firm believe
ineducation. They tried hard to establish enough schools for their children. Theschools were not only to teach children how t
and calculate butalso to train clergymen（教士，牧师）. The first college, Harvard, was set up in Massachusetts in 1636.Soon
colonial government passed a law requiring every town of morethan 40 families to have a school and school master. By the m
eighteenthcentury several well-known colleges were founded, including Columbia in NewYork and Princeton in New Jersey. T
used to train young people.Education did not develop very fast in the South where big plantation（农场） owners did not wa
buildschools for the children of the poor workers and slaves. Children from richfamilies usually went to England for higher ed
was one the reasonswhy the South developed more slowly than the North. Colonial schools laid thefoundation for American
system in which all the American schoolswere left to the care of communities or local authority. Compulsory educationhas be
and primary and secondary education has been open toAmerican children free of charge for many years.
Education in most Americans’eyes is( A).
quite necessary for social development anddemocracy
important only for the earliest settlers
good as they have many famous universities
the basis of working hard
Which of the following was not a task ofschool?       ( D  )
To train clergymen
To teach children how to read and write
To teach children maths
To send children to British universities
The South America developed slowly because(D).
children in the south went to England forhigher education
there were not many rich people in thesouth
not all rich children in the south hadchances to go to school in England
education developed quite slowly in thesouth
American educational system was built( A).
on the basis of colonial educational system
after some famous colleges were founded
by churches as they hoped to train moreclergymen
when many children from rich families wentto England
Which of the following statements is trueaccording to the passage?       (  A )
Princeton University was founded around1750s.
Colombia University was built in 1636.
Harvard University was founded by theAmerican government.
A law was passed by the American governmentthat a school should be built in every town.
42.
In 1605 some Englishmen planned to killtheir king, James I, because they thought he was a bad man. They knew that onNove
King would go to the House of Lords (上议院) to talk with his nobles.
The men rented a building next to the Houseof Lords. They dug through a wall and put many barrels of gunpowder in a cella
theHouse of Lords. They chose a man called Guy Fawkes to set fire to the gunpowderbut something went wrong with their p
the men had a relative who wascoming to the House of Lords to meet the King. He warned his relative to stayat home. The re
to other nobles and soon the King heard about thedanger. Soldiers searched the cellars and found the gunpowder on Novem
Fawkes was caught and killed.
Every year, on November 5th, Englishchildren remember Guy Fawkes. They collect old boxes, newspapers and rubbish sothat
make a big fire, which they call a bonfire. They put a pole inthe middle of the fire and tie a “guy”to it. “The guy” isthe figure o
and is made of old clothes and paper. Sometimes theypush their “guy” round the streets in a cart and ask for money sothat t
fireworks.
In the evening they light the bonfire andlet off many fireworks: crackers, rockets, bangers and many other kinds.November 5
exciting day for children in England. It is always a busyday for firemen and for hospitals. Sparks from the bonfires sometimes
fences, trees or houses. Every year children are injured when fireworksexploded unexpectedly.
Some Englishmen planned to kill their kingbecause(B ).
they thought highly of him
they thought poorly of him
they thought nothing of him
they thought well of him
Something went wrong with their planbecause one of the men( C).
told the King about it
told other nobles about it
told his relative about it
Guy Fawkes was killed
How do English children remember Guy Fawkesevery year? (D )
They make a bonfire
They make the figure of Guy
They let off fireworks
All above
yThe phrase “let off manyfireworks” in the passage means(B ).
allow the fireworks to leave
cause the fireworks to explode
keep the fireworks off the bonfire
put the fireworks into the bonfire
November 5th is a busy day for firemenbecause(D ).
fireworks are in great need
houses sometimes catch fire when fireworksexplode
children may be injured by the unexpectedexplosion of fireworks
both B and C

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