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Unit3vocabulary&reading

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0911233

考试时间：120分钟

满分：100分

Part1ReadingComprehension(BankedCloze)

(Eachitem:1)

Directions:Fillintheblanksinthefollowingpassage(s)bylectingsuitablewords/expressionsfrom

notuanyofthewords/expressionsmorethanonce.

Questions1to10arebadonthefollowingpassage.

Thesignthecrippledmanwasholdingread,"Pleaforgivemetoaskforhelp."Iamusually1.

neglecting

bothered

halting

regretted

urging

admitted

worthy

approached

content

tended

reluctant

change

impatient

complain

subjectedtogivemoneytobeggars,y2.

neglecting

bothered

halting

regretted

urging

admitted

worthy

approached

content

tended

reluctant

change

impatient

complain

he3.

neglecting

bothered

halting

regretted

urging

admitted

worthy

approached

content

tended

reluctant

change

impatient

complain

subjectedIhadshovedintomyfront

kedmeasIhurriedon,4.

neglecting

bothered

halting

regretted

urging

admitted

worthy

approached

content

tended

reluctant

change

impatient

complain

subjectedtosay"You're

welcome."Iwastoo5.

neglecting

bothered

halting

regretted

urging

admitted

worthy

approached

content

tended

reluctant

change

impatient

complain

s,Ihaddone

enoughanddidnotwanttobe6.

neglecting

bothered

halting

regretted

urging

admitted

worthy

approached

content

tended

reluctant

change

impatient

complain

,beforeIcould

gettenstepsfurther,edtobe7.

neglecting

bothered

halting

regretted

urging

admitted

worthy

approached

content

tended

reluctant

change

impatient

complain

subjectedme

napplefrommybackpackand8.

neglecting

bothered

halting

regretted

urging

admitted

worthy

approached

content

tended

reluctant

change

impatient

complain

me,

though,Itookthetimetoask,"Howareyoudoing?"IknewIwouldbelate,butIwasnolonger

concerned.

Themansmiledandsaid,"Ican't9.

neglecting

bothered

halting

regretted

urging

admitted

worthy

approached

content

tended

reluctant

change

impatient

complain

ntherearepeoplelikeyouwho

trulycareaboutothers."

IsmiledathimwhileadmittingtomylfthatIwasnot10.

neglecting

bothered

halting

regretted

urging

admitted

worthy

approached

content

tended

reluctant

change

impatient

complain

subjectedofsuchprai.

"Well,"Isaid,"cktoyou."

Questions11to20arebadonthefollowingpassage.

WhenIfirstsawhim,hewaslessthanablockaway,butittookhimtenminutestogettome.

Pullingawagonwithmagazinesinside,

finally11.

admit

envied

adopt

complained

credit

pitied

regret

guidance

amazed

concept

madeitto

attitude

clungitto

curiosity

wonderedwhereIwasstanding,heapproachedandasked,"Excumesir,

wouldyouliketobuyamagazine?"Iwas12.

admit

envied

adopt

complained

credit

pitied

regret

guidance

amazed

concept

madeitto

attitude

clungitto

curiosity

wonderedbytheconfidencewithwhich

ltsorryforthemanand13.

admit

envied

adopt

complained

credit

pitied

regret

guidance

amazed

concept

madeitto

attitude

clungitto

curiosity

wonderedwhatitwouldbeliketohaveto

,evenasheclungtoahandrailtokeephisbalance,hemademe

feelsmall.I14.

admit

envied

adopt

complained

credit

pitied

regret

guidance

amazed

concept

madeitto

attitude

clungitto

curiosity

15.

admit

envied

adopt

complained

credit

pitied

regret

guidance

amazed

concept

madeitto

attitude

clungitto

curiosity

'thavetheabilitytotellhim'no',

anditwasn'tbecauI16.

admit

envied

adopt

complained

credit

pitied

regret

guidance

amazed

concept

madeitto

attitude

clungitto

curiosity

wonderedhim.

Idonot17.

admit

envied

adopt

complained

credit

pitied

regret

guidance

amazed

concept

madeitto

attitude

clungitto

curiosity

,

however,wishIhadtakentheoccasiontoekhis18.

admit

envied

adopt

complained

credit

pitied

regret

guidance

amazed

concept

madeitto

attitude

clungitto

curiosity

wonderedintheartofsales.

Maybeit'sa(n)19.

admit

envied

adopt

complained

credit

pitied

regret

guidance

amazed

concept

madeitto

attitude

clungitto

curiosity

wonderedthatyoujustcan'tteach-eitheryouhaveitoryoudon't.

edwith20.

admit

envied

adopt

complained

credit

pitied

regret

guidance

amazed

concept

madeitto

attitude

clungitto

curiosity

wonderedashespenttenmoreminutesgettingtothe

,ofcour,successfulagain.

Part2Cloze(withOptions)

(Eachitem:0.5)

Directions:Readthefollowingpassagecarefullyandchoothebestanswerfromthechoices.

Questions21to40arebadonthefollowingpassage.

Wejustdon'ttreateachother21.

asthat

likethat

wedon'thavethe

time,22.

or

but

hecity23.

Ilive

Ilivein

't24.

just

even

onlyknowmyneighborsandIcan'tsayitwouldbe25.

worthyit

worthofit

wouldprobablyjustmove26.

beyond

within

,peoplecanbeimpoliteandunwilling

'tdomydailychoreswithoutsomeone27.

push

topush

pushingmeatthefoodstoreor

28.

cutting

pushing

's29.

just

also

even,"Me,me,"shouthere,"Me,me,"

pushthere-"Me,me,me."

Igrewupandlived30.

little

most

suchlittleofmylifeinasmalltownanditwasn'

31.

boss

head

ownerofthegrocerystore,,knewmynameandwould32.

tup

toff

tasideaSundaypaperforme,33.

sometime

sometimes

ghbors

visitedmyfamilyallthetimeandwesometimeshadeachother34.

over

around

uporevenallgot

togetherforabarbecue(烧烤).Whencarspasdeachother,35.

they

someone

thedriverswould

regoing36.

soslow

veryslowly

moreslowlythattheycouldeoneanother'ssmiles.

IguessIreallymissthewayweallemedto37.

careabout

takecareof

lookaftereachotherbackthen-back

t-doorneighbor38.

cameover

cameoff

comeontoewhatwasgoingon.39.

Evenif

Whatif

Asifinsteadofsaying"Knockoffthatnoi",heorshemightsay,"Doyouwantsome

helpwiththat?"40.

ratherthan

rather

or"Wow,thatlooksinteresting!"Iguessitstartswithme.I

suppoI'lljusthavetomakethefirstmove.

Questions41to60arebadonthefollowingpassage.

Thewomangrewquiteexcitedwhenshenoticedherguest41.

toeye

beeyeing

42.

jumped

went

gotatthechancetochangethesubjectandbegan,"Theysaythat43.

he

she

youcantellhowmuchloveisinaperson'sheartbylookingatwhatkindofgardenhe

obethekindofpersonwhoknows44.

how

which

oucaneitin

mybackyard."

Shepointedtosomeofherplantsand45.

started

continued

began,"

oneis46.

doing

looking

beingalittledowntoday47.

despite

from

toalloftheheatwe'vebeen

having,butshe'llbefinewhentheheat48.

increas

remains

I'lltake

thisumbrellahereandshadeherfromthe49.

sun

rain

cloudsuntilthen."She50.

made

worked

didso,andthenwithouteventakingabreathshewenton51.

speak

speaking

tospeaking,

"Therewego,that'sbetter,isn'tit,sweetheart?"Sheturnedand52.

smelled

raid

facedalargebush

shootingskyward."Thisismyromary(迷迭香).Iremember53.

bringing

bring

tobringherhomefrom

54.

such

sucha

erythingIcouldforher.

ThefirstnightafterIplantedherhere,I55.

stayed

worked

laidupallnightreadingchildren'sbooksto

herthatI56.

udtoread

udtoreading

,eachday57.

Iwatered

thatIwatered

whenIwateredtheplants,s58.

inadditionto

dueto

accordingtothesongsIsangtotheotherplantsthatshecouldhear.59.

How

What

Muchshe'sgrownovertheyears!Ithinktheothersmustbe60.

delighted

envious

madofall

thespacethatIgiveher."Thegardenermadeherwayfromoneplanttoanotherasshewenton

withthepersonalhistoryofeachplant.

Part3SkimmingandScanning(True/Fal)

(Eachitem:2)

Directions:cidewhetherthefollowingstatementsareTrueor

Fal.

Questions61to65arebadonthesamepassageordialog.

Timelimit:4minutesand57conds

Asmytrainwasn'tduetoleaveforanotherhour,ywaytotheluggage(行

李)officetocollectthesuitca(小型旅行箱).Itookoutmywallettofindthereceipt(收据)formyca,

turncame,Iexplainedthissituationtotheassistant.

Themanlookedatmesuspiciously(怀疑地)imthatitwasan

old,istantthengaveme

istwascorrect,hesaid,Icould

torememberallthearticlesIhadhurriedlypacked,andIwrotethemdown.

AfterIhaddonethis,erehundredsofcasthereand,forone

terriblemoment,itoccurredtomethatifsomeonehadpickedupthereceipt,hecouldhaveeasily

claimed(认领)dnothappenfortunately,forafteratimeIfoundthecalyingon

xaminingthearticlesinside,theassistantwassoonsatisfiedthatitwas

tookoutmywallet,douta

ten-shillingnoteandthe"lost"n'thelpblushing(脸红)andlookedupat

oddinghisheadknowingly,asiftosaythathehadoftenenthishappen.

emanexplainedthemattertoanassistant,theassistantlookedathimwithpity.

T

F

gotnervouswhilelookingforhissuitca,asherealizedanyonecouldtakeitwiththe

receipt.

T

F

'ssuitcawaslaidinthecornerontheground.

T

F

istantwastryingtoverifywhatthemanwassaying."Toverify"meanstocheckandmake

sureofsomething

T

F

blushedbecauhefelttimidanddidnotknowwhattodo.

T

F

Part4SkimmingandScanning(ShortAsnwer)

(Eachitem:2)

Directions:llintheblankstocompletethestatementsthat

followthepassage.

Questions66to70arebadonthefollowingpassage.

Timelimit:4minutesand45conds

Myholidaywishwastodancethe"Nutcracker"ballet(《胡桃夹子》芭蕾舞).Iwas12yearsoldand

lchildrenfromourclassweretobechontoperformminorrolesinalocal

company'nethoughtthatstarstudentslikeAnnaorIsabellawouldbechon.I

wantedittobeme.

icedeverydayathomeandtwiceaweekinclass.I

alsoreadstoriesaboutfamousballerinas(芭蕾舞女).EverydayIthoughtabouttherolesinthe

"Nutcracker".AndeverynightIlistenedtoitsmusic.

Auditions(试演)arrivedintheblink(眨眼)ally,thecompany

tonthelist.

Afriendcameovertome."Maria,youwereaninchawayfrombeingpicked,"shesaid."But,Ithink

Isabellamighthavedonealittlebetterthanyouonsomemoves."

"Maybenextyear,"shesaidhopefully.

t,relaughing

andtalkinghappilytoeachother."Iwillnotbejealous(嫉妒的)ofthem,"IpromidmylfasIleftthe

building.

Thatnight,Ilayinbedre-readingabookaboutSara-Anne,tchapterwascalled

"Try,TryAgain".IttalkedabouthowSara-Annebecamefamous.

WhenIfinishedreadingit,edagainand

againanddidnotgiveup,Iwouldfinallygettodanceinaballet.

ntofthestorycanbebestdescribedas________________________.

thecompanycame,theyounggirldid________________________athome.

nggirlinthestoryfelt________________whenshediscoveredthatshewasnotchon.

69.

Whenencouragedtocompete(竞争)forthechancenextyear,theyounggirlwas

________________________.

e-readingabookaboutSara-Anne,theyounggirlgotencouragement

________________________.

Part5ReadingComprehension(MultipleChoice)

(Eachitem:2)

Directions:Readthefollowingpassagescarefullyandchoothebestanswerfromthefourchoices

markedA,B,CandD.

Questions71to75arebadonthesamepassageordialog.

cultures,animalsareina

cas,however,peopletreattheirpetslikemembersoftheir

families,nitedStatesandEurope,therearespecialshopsthatllclothingand

foodforcatsanddogs.

Inmanycountriesoftheworld,mmonforbigmarketsinmanyplaces

r,inasmalltowninFrance,thereisaspecialrestaurantfordogs.

schoofromavarietyof

dishesonthemenu.

Ofcour,inmostpartsoftheworld,petsdon'treattheirpetsin

owncatsanddogsbecautheykeepawaymiceandotherunwanted

havesomelovingfeelingsfortheirpets,buttheydonotethemaqualtofamily

placesintheworld,thereisn'

aren'tanyspecialrestaurantsfordogs.

Petsaroundtheworldliveinagreatvarietyofways,justaspeopledo.

ingtothepassage,inmostcultures______________________________.

sareinaworpositionthanhumanbeings

treattheirpetslikemembersoftheirfamilies

respecialshopsthatllclothingfordogsandcats

chasdogsandcatsareverypopular

ingtothepassage,thereare______________________________.

ngshopsfordogsandcatsintheUnitedStatesandEurope

rantsfordogsineverycityinFrance

orcatsthatwearclothing

oplewhotreattheirpetsfarbetterthantheytreatthemlves

ypeople,petsmayhaveamorepracticalfunctionbecau________________.

eoftenufulcompanionsforoldpeople

ddogscanbeudtokeepawaymice

nsometimesbesoldtomakemoney

tsmayshowlovingfeelingsfortheirowners.

ghtyouthinkafterreadingthispassage?

dcatsliketowearexpensiveclothing.

oplevisitthedogrestaurantinFrance.

ineverypartoftheworldliketobuyfineclothingfortheirpets.

cas,animalshavebetterfoodandclothingthanpeople.

nideaofthisreadingpassageis____________________________.

joyfinerestaurants

atcanaffordtogotoanyrestaurant

treatpetsinverydifferentwaysindifferentpartsoftheworld

upidtohavespecialfoodandclothingforanimals

Questions76to80arebadonthesamepassageordialog.

nthsago,hiscompanynthimtowork

shisfirstexperiencelivingintheUnitedStates.

YukiothoughtNewYorkCitywasveryexciting,ifficultforhimto

timesfound

Americanpeopleverydirect,open,andhonest-thoughhestillcouldn'edhe

couldbecomefriendswithsomeAmericans,buthewasn'the

time,hefeltverylonelyandmisdJapan.

American,veryclever,friendly,and

d

tedtouallofherenergyfor

o

similarway,etwofellinloveand

theywerebothveryhappy.

antsCindytoreturntoJapanwithhimand

dydoesn'rsthatYukiowantshertobecomeanordinary

antsYukiotostayinNewYorkCity.

Theyfeelverybad,theystayinNewYork?Shouldtheygoto

Japan?Sometimestheythinktheyshouldparate,buttheyalsofeeltheycannotlivewithouteachother.

nthsago,Yukio____________________________________.

ttoNewYorkCitybyhiscompany

NewYorkCityforameeting

dtoopenanewofficeforhiscompanyinNewYorkCity

formergirlfriendCindyinNewYorkCity

ingtothereadingpassage,Cindy______________________________.

'tlikeJapan

udentandabusinesswoman

udentandaclerk

amingofsomethingnotpossible

asnotconcernedaboutgettingmarriedbecau_________________.

idn'twanttostayinNewYorkCity

oesn'tspeakanyJapane

ndCindydidn'tgetalongwellsometimes

antedasuccessfulbusiness

ingtoyouropinionbadonthereadingpassage,whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?

houghtpeopleinNewYorkwerethesameaspeopleinJapan.

asYukio'sfirstAmericangirlfriend

admanyotherJapaneboyfriendsbeforeYukio

pokeverylittleEnglish

nideaofthepassageis_________________________________.

anbedifficultiesinfallinginlovewithapersonfromanotherculture

anpeopleandJapanepeoplecannotunderstandeachother

sshiscountry

essmanandhisclerkoftenfallinlovewitheachother

Questions81to85arebadonthesamepassageordialog.

lewemaygetalongwellwithanumberofpeople,we

ragestudent,forexample,hasabout6friends.

Mostpeoplespendtimewithotherstheylike,butstillthedegreeofintimacybetweenthemandthe

ttoknowpeople,wetakeintoaccountthings

likeage,race,economiccondition,socialposition,ghthefactorsarenotof

primeimportance,itismoredifficulttogetalongwithpeoplewhenthereisamarkeddifferenceinage

andbackground.

ve

attitudesandinterestsincommonthattheyoftentalkaboutandtheymightthinkofthemlvesbeing

"onthesamewavelength".moreintimately

involvedpeoplebecome,,friends

havetolearntoputupwithannoyinghabitsandtotoleratedifferencesofopinion.

Incontrastwithmarriage,therearenofriendshipceremoniestostrengthentheassociationbetweentwo

supportingandunderstandingofeachotherthatresultsfromsharedexperiencesand

emotionsdoesemtocreateapowerfulbond,whichcanovercomedifferencesinbackground,and

breakdownbarriersofage,class,orrace.

Trueaccordingtothefirstparagraph?

ncanonlyhaveafewrealfriends.

ldputthingssuchasage,race,economicconditions,socialpositions,andintelligencein

thefirstplacewhenmakingfriends.

whomwecangetalongwellwithareourfriends.

nthassixfriendsatmost.

graph3,"beingonthesamewavelength"means______.

gasfastasothers

thesametopicasothers

attitudesandinterestsincommon

thesameexperiencesandemotions

d"intimately"inParagraph3perhapsmeans______.

y

y

ance

fthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?

iendsmayhavedifferenceofopinion.

sneverarguewitheachother.

stimetobecomegoodfriends.

experiencescanmakeforastrongfriendship.

ngthenfriendlyrelationships,people______.

havethesameage,class,andrace

getridoftheannoyinghabits

supportandunderstandeachother

holdfriendshipceremonies

Questions86to90arebadonthesamepassageordialog.

eptalittlebakery(面包房)hreetimesaweek,shehadacustomerin

theswerewornandwrinkled(有皱褶的),buthe

ysboughttwoloavesofstale(不新鲜的)

neveraskedforanythingbutstalebread;itcostalotlessthanfreshbread.

oticedaredandbrownstain(污点)surethathewasanartistand

thelivedinanattic,wherehepaintedpicturesandatestalebreadandthoughtofthe

goodthingstoeatinthebakery.

atdowntohereveningmeal,shewouldsigh(叹气)andwishtheartistmight

shareherfoodinsteadofeatinghisdrybread.

uddennoiofafireengine

(消防车)madehimhurrytothedoor,eachoftheloaveswitha

knife,putinsomebutterand,whenthecustomerturnedround,shehadalreadyputthemintoapaper

ecustomerleftthestore,shefeltsomewhatcomforted.

nweknowaboutthemanfromthefirstparagraph?

eatlydresd.

nEnglishman.

oodmanners.

dstalebread.

________thatthemanwasapainter.

d

hers

d

ssumedthatthecustomerneveraskedforanythingbutstalebreadbecau________.

pecialtohim

heaperthanfreshbread

edbetterthanfreshbread

dhimmuchtime

89."Whenthecustomerleftthestore,shefeltsomewhatcomforted."eelthisway?

happyshehadanewcustomer.

tgoodthathecouldethefireengine.

tgoodthathecouldbeeatingwell.

happybecauhewaasilytricked.

epassage,weknowthatMissEbertwas_________.

s

l

e