1. Host:john,come and sit in the sofa. Dinner will be ready in a minute .Could I get you
something to drink?
Guest:[C. Yes,please . I’d like some Sprite]
2. Speaker A:I’ve got a fever and really bad headache.
Speaker B:[D. Oh , that’s too bad .Why don’t you take some aspirin?]
3. Robert:Hang on. There’s some soda in here .This should take the stain right out.
Ellen:Really?Hey.[B. It really is working.]
4. Woman:I’d like to ask a few questions about the apartment for rent.
Landlady:[A. Sure, go ahead]
5. Tom:I see in the paper they’re sending more equipment to space , and we might have to live
there someday. John:[B. Not me]
6. Jamie:I’m taking my final examination tomorrow.
Lily:Oh, really?[B.Good luck!]
7. Johnny:Okay,[C. Let’s get to the point.]
General Manager:Next topic is about … 8. Doctor:[C. What is your job?]
Patient:I am a teacher for a training center.
9. Jack:Would you mind passing me the paper ,Henry?
Henry:[D. Not at all]
10. David:It’s a pleasure to meet you .
Mary:[B. How do you like Florida so far?] 11.Jason:Annie, what do you do? Annie:[C. I’m an actor.]
12.Interviewer:[B. Would you mind if I ask several questions?] Interviewee:Not at all. Go ahead please. 13.Lisa:[A. What’s your occupation?]
Ben:I had been working as an accountant for years. 14.Paul:[C. Here you are!]
Jason:Phew!These bags are so heavy that I cannot go on one more step. 15.Passer-by:[B. Excuse me, is there a parking lot anywhere around here?] Local resident:Yes, there’s one near the end of this street. It’s behind the church.
16.What made scientists think animals can be made to work for us oneday?[A. Animala are very skillful at a circus.]
17.The trainer usually gives the animal a piece of candy or fruit.[D. after it has done the trick]
18.The “reward” in the passage means.[D. something given in return for work]
19.Many animals may be trained to do simple jobs if they know.[C. they will get a reward] 20.Which of the following is NOT true?[D. An ape is not a large monkey.]
21.On average, how many times a year should a North American driver change their oil?[A.4] 22.How often should you inspect your car for internal damage?[C. Four times a year] 23.What fluid helps stabilize the temperature of your car?[D. Antifreeze.]
24.How can driving excessive speeds damage your automobile internally?[A. They premature life of automobile parts and devices]
25.Following manufacturers guidelines ,after how many oil changes would you expect that the basic tire needs to be replaced?[D.10]
26.The passage is mainly about.[C. the importance of water conservation] 27.Water is relatively purer in.[D. rain and snow]
28.When the author says that lakes have become “wet deserts”(Line6, Para.3),he is being.[C. sad]
29.It is implied in the passage that.[C. water keeps evaporating from the earth’s surface] 30.The word “complacency”(Line 3,Para1)most probably means.[D. self-satisfaction] 31.What is the proper title for the passage?[C. Sea and Sources of Energy]
32.It can be inferred from the passage that.[A. man hasn’t completely made use of the riches of the sea]
33.Why does the author mention a steamship?[A. To illustrate that man can make use of sources of energy from the sea.]
34.According to the author, technology is important because.[B. man can use it to explore the deeper sea]
35.According to the author, when will the problems to explore the deeper sea largely be solved?[D. By the middle of the 21 st century.]
36.Can fish hear fishermen[C. moving] along the stream?
37.Agatha Christie’s world is not quite a real world,[D. which]is one of the reasons why her books have not become dated. 38.He felt him [A. touch]her hand.
39.He[D. called]their country the Middle Kingdom.
40.The emperor combined these walls[B. into]one continuous wall.
41.Have you made up your mind?No,I[C. have been considering]the matter. 42.His mother’s life had been so hard[D. that]she had finally gone mad.
43.It was not[C. in]1972 that he was welcomed back to receive an award-the award of Oscar. 44.His success is[D. due to]his hard work.
45.I can’t help[B. Jumping]when I heard this good news. 46.The girl [A. riding on]the bicycle is jane.
47.We are ignorant of the degree[C. to which]his experiments have supplied powerful evidence for his theory.
48.Nancy hasn’t begun working on her Ph. D[C. yet because she is still]working on her master’s.
49.Under no circumstances[B. would I]agree to such a proposal.
50.Job’s father ,along with his two brother,[C. demands that he stay ]in New York one more day.
51.An actor might be frightened or nervous as he moved onto the stage, especially[C. if]he forgot his lines.
52.Bob wishes that he [B. had bought]that house last spring.
53.Solid is different from liquid[D. in that]the solid has definite shape. 54.They always give the vacant seats to[C. whoever]comes first. 55.I do not doubt[A. that ]he is qualified for the position.
56.There has been an accident on the motorway,[D. resulting in]long delays. 57.The team[B. consists of]four Europeans and two Americans.
58.The house that they promised us[C.turned out]to be a tiny flat.
59.Everyone[B. agree with]him that it is important to have rules and stick to them. 60.She[A. lay]down on the grass to have a rest.
61.She had no money,[C. except]the five pounds that her friend had given her.
62.Although research is important, the university exists[D. primarily]for the students. 63.Small children learn by[C. imitating] their parents.
64.It was a tough fight but he managed to[B. hold onto]his title. 65.The firm is being[C. taken over]by a large company. 66.She is [D. viewed as]a strong candidate for the job.
67.At the end of her speech the audience stood up and[A. clapped] 68.They were glad to find her smiling and totally[B. at ease] 69.He[C. spoke up]for me when I was in trouble.
70.We import[A. raw]materials and energy and export mainly industrial products. 71.Two students did not[B. show up]for class today.
72.Sweat was beginning to [D. break out]on his forehead.
73.She [C. tiptoed]up the stairs, so as not to wake up her sleeping parents. 74.I’d like to work abroad to[B. broaden]my horizons. 75.Such tasks are[A. beyond]the scope of school children. [A]76. A.Although B.For C.Unless D.Therefore [B]77.A.little B.few C. great D.good
[C]78.A.capable B.impossible C.enjoyable D.affordable [B]79.A.lead B.connect C.collect D.communicate [A]80.A.when B.for C.but D.that [B]81.A.unless B.if C.as D.since [B]82.A.and B.less C.more D.or
[C]83.A.driving B.crossing C.curving D.traveling [A]84.A.lying B.laying C.laid D.lied
[D]85.A.there B.when C.which D.where