Part Ⅰ . Vocabulary and Structure
1.Completion of the rervoir will______ the threat or drought and water shortage.
Amove Bremove Cremote Dreject
2.Whisky ______ a large percentage of alcohol.
Acontains Bcovers Cincludes Dinvolves
南武当3.Trying to _____ wildlife is a job that concerns all of us.
A conrve Bderve Cprerve Dobrve
4.This generous offer of a high salary and a free hou is very attractive.
Aductive Bcharm Cdelighted Ddulous
5.When she writes she always keeps a dictionary within reach.
Aat hand Bby hand Cto hand Dout of hand 6.Nowadays we increasingly depend on computers for help.
Acount in Bin face of Con the face of Din the face of 7.She became a British _____ after living there for veral years .
Acitizen Binhabitant C occupant Dprimary
8. _____ ized us as we felt the boat sinking under us .
ADespite BDespair CDespi DDispute
9.I am afaraid this certificate doesn‟t _____ you for admission.
Agrant Binfluence Cqualify Dassign地壳变迁
10.They will try their best to ______ their work.
Aaccompany Baccomplish Caccord Dact
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11.The results of our first experiments are very ______ .
Apromote Bprompt Cpromotional Dpromising 12.He was killed under tragic _____ in a railway accident.
Acas Bcircumstances Cconditions Dsituations
13.They worked hard to cultivate the friendship between the two nations.
Aencourage Bnurture Csupport Dimprove
工商举报14.If there is any way I can be of assistance plea do not hesitate to ______me at 1367511xxxx. Acontract Bcontact Cconstrict Dconstruct
15.Our meeting him there at the aside yesterday was a mere ______ .
Aevent Bincident Caccident Doccurrence
16.This so-called proof is a mere _____ bad on circumstantial evidence.
Aassumption Bconsumption Cresumption Dprescription 17.The matter has not been decided yet ;it is still ______ to discussion.
Aready Bopen Csuppod Dsubjected 18.Usually it would be _____ to get a cond opinion before taking any further action. Apractical Bnsible Cacceptable Dagreeable 19.The computer is so widely ud today that it‟s gong to make ordinary typewriters ____ . Aoutdated Bunwanted Cunsuitable Dobsolete 20.Getting permitted to enter his private club is no easy matter.
ASearching access to BGaining admittance to CFinding the way to DApplying for membership of高中贫困生申请书
21.My father is always finding ______ with the way I do things..
Afault Berror Cmistake Dwrong 22.He was a writer ,although not so by ______ .
Awork Bprofession Cjob Demployment 23.A bad habit is easily ______ but broken up with difficulty.
Aacquired Bobtained Cderived Dreceived
送给医生的锦旗24.You can keep the dictionary on your desk for easy ______ .
Adifference Bconference Creference Dpreference
25.He has _____ your work and has some comments to make.
Alooked out Blooked round Clooked over Dlooked into
26.Not having a good excu for being late ,Sally _______ .
Amade one out Bmade one voer Cmade one away Dmade one up
27.He doesn‟t have a possibility of winning against such an experienced player.
Atake a chance to win Bize the opportunity产业结构优化升级
Cstand a good chance of winning Dgive up the hope of winning
洪的成语28.Let me empty that clot so that you can hang your clothes in there.
Aclear up Bclear out Cclear away Dclear off 29.Modern astronomers have ____ 100 million such galaxies in the univer.
Acreater Bdiscovered Cdesigned Dinvented
30.The new city , Brasilia, ______ Rio de Janeiro as the capital of Brazil in 1960.
Aremoved Breplaced Crenowned Drealized
Part II. Reading Comprehension
Passage 1
Here I want to try give you an answer to the question: What personal qualities are desirable in a teacher? Probably no two people would draw up exactly similar lists, but I think the following would be generally accepted.
First, the teacher‟s personality should be lively and attractive. This does not rule out people who are physically plain, or even ugly, becau many such have great personal c
harm. But it does rule out such types as the over-excitable, melancholy, frigid, sarcastic, cynical, frustrated, and overbearing. I would say too, that it excludes all of dull or purely negative personality. I still stick to what I said in my earlier book: that school children probably “suffer more from bores than from brutes,”
