新概念二测试4答案（完整）
新概念二测试4 答案
PRE(读PRE字母音)-UNIT TEST
IF YOU CAN DO THIS TEST GO ON TO UNIT 4
Key structures
A Word order in complex statements复合句
1 He misd the train. He did not hurry. (becau)
He misd the train becau he did not hurry.
2 He ran fast. He failed to win the race. (Although)
Although he ran fast, he failed to win the race.
3 I was tired. I went to sleep immediately. (so…that)
I was so tired that I went to sleep immediately.
4 My neighbour went to Tokyo for a holiday. He could not return home. He did not have enough money. ( who…becau)
My neighbour, who went to Tokyo for a holiday, could not return home becau he did not have enough money.
5 I found the door unlocked. I went into the kitchen. (Finding)
Finding the door unlocked, I went into the kitchen.
6 I bought a picture. It was very valuable. (which)
I bought a picture which was very valuabe.
7 He walked quietly down the corridor走廊. He did not want anyone to hear him. ( so that)
He walked quietly down the corridor so that no one to hear him.
8 They cleared the ground. They wanted to build a hou. (to)
They cleared the ground to build a hou.
B Composition
Write two or three ntences using the ideas given below.
A workman was digging in a field---struck a 6000-volt electricity电力电流cable电缆with his spade铁锹---was thrown twenty feet---unhurt--- town was in darkness---no one knew what had happened.
One day, a workman who was digging in a field accidentally意外地struck a 6000-volt electricity cable with his spade. Although he was thrown twenty feet, he was unhurt. However, that night the neighbouring town was in darkness and no one knew what had happened.
C Verbs
a The things always happen.
What is happening? What always happens?
Give the correct form of the verbs in parenthes.
‘Let’s eat here,’ I said to my wife.
‘I‘d (would) prefer(prefer) to have a drink first,’ she answered.
‘That’s a good idea,’ I said. I picked up the menu菜单. ‘I don’t understand(not understand) a thing,’ I said. ‘It’s all in Spanish.’
‘It doesn’t matter(not matter),’ said my wife.
‘What does that word mean (mean)?’ I asked.
‘I don’t know(not know),’ she answered.
We called the waiter and pointed to the word on the menu.
‘Two,’ I said, holding up举起two fingers.
After some time, my wife said suddenly, ‘Look! He is bring(bring) us two boiled eggs!’
b What happened?
The verbs in parenthes tell us what happened. Give the correct form of each verb. My friend, Hugh, has always been fat, but things got (get) so bad recently that he decided(decide) to go on a diet. He began (begin) his diet a week ago. First of all, he wrote (write) out a long list of all the food which were forbidden. This list included (include) most of the things Hugh loves. Yesterday I paid (pay) him a visit.
I rang (ring) the bell and was not surprid (not surpri) to e that Hugh was still as fat as ever. He led (lead) me into his room and hurriedlyhid (hide) a large parcel under his desk. It was obvious that he embarrasd (embarrass).
c What happened? What has happened? What has been happening?
Give the correct form of the verbs in parenthes.
Jack looked (look) at his watch for the twentieth time. Suddenly Jill arrived (arrive). ‘I have been waiting (wait) for over an hour,’ he said (say) angrily. ‘You never come on time.’
‘Oh, is tat so?’ Jill answered (answer). ‘Were (Be) you here at 2.30?’ Jack went (go) red. ‘Well,’ he said (say), ‘I got (get) here five minutes late mylf, but you weren’t(not be) here.’
‘I came (come) here at exactly 2.30,’ Jill said (say) and I waited (wait) for five minutes, but you did not come (not come).’
‘What have you been doing (do) since then?’ Jack asked (ask)
‘I just have been (be) to the hairdresr’s,’ Jill answered (answer) brightly.
d What was happening? What happened? What ud to happen?
Give the correct form of the verbs in parenthes. U would in place of ud to where possible.可能的情况下，用would代替ud to.
Dreams of finding lost treasure almost came (come) true recently. A new machine called ‘The Revealer’ has been invented and it has been ud to detect gold which has been buried in the ground. The machine was ud (u) in a cave near the ashore where—it is said---pirates ud to hide
(hide) gold. The pirates would often bury / often buried (bury) gold in the cave and then (would) fail/failed (fail) to collect it. Armed whit the new machine, a arch party went (go) into the cave hoping to find buried treasure. The leader of the party was examining (examine) the soil near the entrance to the cave when the machine showed (show) that there was (be) gold under the ground. Very excited, the party dug(dig) a hole two feet deep. They finally found (find) a small gold coin which was almost worthless.
