英语复习资料

复习资料：

Ⅰ.Findthedefinitionintherightcolumnwhichmatchesthewordintheleftcolumn.

yoften

yhighdegree

uallyincreainnumberoraccount

apolitewordfor“old”

happyoruncomfortable

ordosomethingthatinjoyable

ningpoison;poisonous

ndaccurateindetailordescription

alowrankorsocialposition

.(ofthings)ufulorsuitable

Ⅱ.Completethefollowingntenceswiththecorrectchoiceofthewordsgiveninthebrackets.

owIcannotgiveyouadetailed________ofwhyI’mlate.(explain,explanation)

________ofalmostanyprojectdependslargelyonitsmanager.(success,successful)

fficulttomakea__________withherpreviousbook----theyarecompletelydifferent.(compare,

comparison)

______________oflivinginthetownisthelackofsafeplacesforchildrentoplay.(advantage,

disadvantage)

l___________wereofficiallystoppedforashorttimeduringthestrike.(deliver,deliveries)

Ⅲ.theformifnecessary.

Matterstubborndecorateabstractmental

Fluentpricelessfitnessprimarygiggle

asyouarehappy,that’sallthat_______.

n’tread__________tillhewasnearlyeight.

ny___________individuals,shecanbeverybad-tempered.

ushellsto__________boxes,trays,mirrorsorevenpots.

5.A__________collectionofvaswasdestroyed.

Ⅳ.BridgingtheGap:

maychooasuitableonefromthelistgiven.

Afterloudlyplaceddowncontained

Loadremoveobstaclewherepicked

Inanancienttimes,akinghadaboulder____1___hidhimlfandwatchedto

eifanyonewould___2_theking’swealthiestmerchantsandcourtiers(朝臣)

___3___blamedthekingfornotkeepingtheroadsclear,but

nonedidanythingaboutremovingthebigstoneoutoftheway.

Thenapeasantcamealongcarryinga__4_oachingtheboulder,thepeasantlaid

__5__hisburdenandtriedtomovethestonetothesideoftheroad.__6__muchpushing,hefinally

succeeded.

Asthepeasant___7__uphisstuff,henoticedapurlyingontheroad__8__theboulderhadbeen.

Thepur__9_manygoldcoinsandnotefromthekingindicatingthatthegoldwasforthepersonwho

santlearnedwhatmanyothersneverunderstood.

Every__10_prentsanopportunitytoimproveone’scondition.

Ⅴ.CheckingYourComprehension:Accordingtothepassage,markY(foryes)ifthestatementagrees

withtheinformationgiveninthetext;N(forno)ifthestatementcontradictstheinformationgivenin

thetext;NG(fornotgiven)iftheinformationisnotgiveninthetext.

FromPlaytoWork

Whenyouwereachild,didyoueverplaywithLegos(积木)?dbuildingall

,heisanarchitect(建筑师).Hesays,“Itallbeganwith

Legos.”

MuratgrewupinIstanbul,wentto

t,hetoolcoursinEnglishasaSecondLanguage(ESL)。In

theESLprogram,,hewentonwithhisstudiesin

architecture.

Aftergraduation,edataskiresortinVail,Colorado,in

eeofthemlovedtoski.“Itwasa

greatplacetowork,”,rerious

abouttheirjobs,buttheyhadalotoffun,too.

sinIstanbul,salongthe

iceisonlytenminutesaway,iswithanarchitecture

panyworksonmanydifferenttypesofprojects:hous,apartment,buildings,resorts,and

sthepeopleatthecompany,too.

gesfromdaytoday,

usuallyworkslonghours-----oftentenhoursaday,edule

,“Inthisprofession,therearelots

ofhours.”

,“In

myjob,’sgreatexerciforthemind.”

makingbetterplacesforpeopletolive,workandplay.

roudMurat’sinterestinarchitectureatthebeginning.

anallearnedtoplaywithLegosatauniversityinTurkey.

asborninIstanbul.

tudiedarchitecture,andtodayheisanarchitect.

firstcametotheUS,MuratneededtolearnEnglish.

’sfirstjobasanarchitectwasinTurkey.

duringthelunchhourwasalsopartofMurat’sjobwhenworkedinVail.

atlivesandworksinIstanbul.

astoflyfromoneplacetoanotheronbusiness.

sinterestedindoingthesamejob.

Ⅵ.ReadingComprehension

Haveyoueverbeenafraidtotalkbackwhenyouweretreatedunfairly？Haveyoueverbought

somethingjustbecauthesalesmantalkedyouintoit？Areyouafraidtoasksomeoneforadate？

Manypeopleareafraidtoasrt（表现）i,authorofStandUp,SpeakOut,and

TalkBack,thinksit'letup（体制）isdesignedtomakepeople

distrustthemlves,'salways'superior'around–aparent,ateacher,aboss-who'knows

better'.Theresuperiorsoftengainwhentheychip（削弱）awayatyourlf-image.

ButAlbertifer

asrtivenesstrainingcours–Tcourspeoplelearnthattheyhavearighttobe

arntobemoreactivewithout

hurtingotherpeople.

Inoneway,takinganAtcourwillhelpthetimid

idpersonspeaksoutin

thegroupbecauhewantstotellhowthefeels.

oneyoufaceismore

importantthanyou,rttodoubtyourowngoodn.

Yougobytheotherperson',whyshouldyou？ATsaysyoucangettofeelgoodabout

eyoudo,youcanlearntospeakout.

thefirstline,thephratalkbackmeans______.

A）persuadesomebodytochangehismindB）answershowingdisagreement

C）talkandgobackD）fightbravely

sagemainlydiscusstheproblemthat______.

A）peopleareeasilycheatedwhentheybuysomething

B）peopleareafraidtospeakforthemlves

C）somepeoplethinktoolowofthethemlves

D）somepeopleareafraidofsuperiors

nferfromthepassagethattheauthor'sattitudetowardsthewholetupis______.

A）positiveB）negativeC）hostileD）appreciative

ngthatAsrtivenessTrainingdoesnotdois_______.

A）helppeopleovercomefear

B）showpeopletheyhavearighttobethemlves

C）helppeopletoasrtthemlvevenifotherssuffer

D）helppeopletofeelgoodaboutthemlves

itleforthispassageis______.

A）AsrtivenessTrainingB）DevelopmentofSelf-respect

C）TheImportanceofSelf-imageD）HowtoFeelGoodAboutYourlf