新概念英語第二冊課綜合水平測試題

1、新概念英語第二冊49-64課綜合水平測試題Name一、選擇填空。（25%）1 、When do you usuallyevery morning ?At 6:30 and then have breakfast .A. get up B. get onC. get together D. get along2、Haveyou ever been to Nanjing ?Yes . I there last summer .A. go B. went C. have been D. will go3、your classroom every day ?Yes. It is.A. Was ,cle

2、aned B. Will , be cleanedC. Is ,cleaned D. Has ,been cleaned4. Must I finish thebook in this week? No, you needn ' t.A.to be read B.to read C.being read D.reading5. Have you decided for you holiday?To Dr. Sun ' s Mausoleum.A.where to go B.when to goC.how to go D.who to go 6. Which of the twi

3、ns will succeed?The one works harder,I think.A.whom B.who C.which D. whose 7. You went to the cinema last night, didn ' t. you?. I was at home.A.Yes, I do B.No, I don ' t C.No, I didn ' t D.Yes , I did. 8. Is here? No, jack has asked for leave.ScoreA.anybody B.somebody C.everybody D.nobo

4、dy9. Tomis taller than Tim but not so tall as Bob. Which of them is? Bob, of course.A.tall B.taller C.tallestD.the tallest10. He bought English book not Chinese one.A.a, a B.the ,a C.a ,an D.an ,a 11. useful information it is for me!A.What B.What a C.What an D.How12. Grandma a badcold since last Sat

5、urday.A.has got B.has taken C.has had D.has caught13. Andrew his Japanese textbook yet? No, he ' s it now.A.Has, found; findingB.Has, found; looking for C.Has, looked for; finding D.Has, looked for; looking for 14. We have lived here for.A.two years and a halfB.two and a half a yearsC.two years

6、and half oneD.two and one half year15. You took a lot of photos in Nanjing, didn ' t you?Yes, but they haven' t yet.A.come up B.come outC.come back D.come around 16.The number of visitors has increased. The number hasA. grown B. grown up C.overgrown D. grown old17.It has an evil reputation.A

7、.won B.beaten C. profited D.Earned18.The Hubble is the earth's atmosphere.A. below B. over C. within D. outside 19.A robot-arm will hold the telescope the astronauts to repair it.A. for B.so that C. so long as D.which 20.She returned the following day. She returned the day.A. other B.next C. aft

8、er D. Else 21.Nothing could have been more annoying. It was annoying thing that couldhave happened.A.the more B.more C.most D.themost22.She was busy mixing butter and flour. She was.A.joining them B.uniting themC. unifyingthemD. puttingthemtogether23. Simplephotographiclensescan' tsharp,undistor

9、tedimagesover awide field.A. to form B. are formed C. formingD. form24. Of all the factors affecting agriculturalyields, weather is the onethe most.A. it influences farmers B. that influences farmers C.farmers that it influences D. why farmers influence it 25.This is as far as we go. We don't go

10、 .A. any further B. more far C. further more D. so far n :完型填空（20%）A land free from destruction, plus wealth, natural resources, and labor supply all these were important1 in helping England to becomethe center for the Industrial Revolution.2 they were not enough. Something 3 was needed to startthe

11、industrial process. That asomething special " was men, 4 individuals who could invent machines, find new 5 of power, andestablish business organizations to reshape society. The men who 6the machines of the Industrial, Revolution 7 from manybackgrounds and many occupations. Many of them were8inv

12、entors thanscientists.A man who isa 9scientistis primarilyinterested indoing hisresearch 10 ,He is notnecessarilyworking 11that hisfindings can be used. An inventor or one interested inapplied science is12 trying to makesomething thathas an actual 13. He may try tosolve a problem by using the theori

13、es 14 science or by experimentingthrough correct and error. Regardless of his method, he is working to obtain a 15 result: the construction of aharvesting machine, the burning of a light bulb, or one of 16 otherobjectives. Most of the people who17 the machines of the IndustrialRevolution were invent

14、ors, not trained scientists. A few were both scientists and inventors. Even those who had18 or no training in sciencemight not have made their inventions 19 a ground wordhad not been laid by scientists years 20.martC.unwillingly D.accurately ect B.use C.idea D.wayC.complicated D.specific C.supplied

15、D.borrowed 田：閱讀理解（20%）A superstar usually is someone who has becomefamous in sports, or popular music, someone like the singer Michael Jackson. In the middle nineteen eighties, Michael Jackson made a record called “Thriller ” . It quickly became the most popular recording in thehistory of music, and

16、 it made Michael Jackson a super-star. The word “super" meanssomething that is very good. And of course, a star is a person whois famous. So people use “superstar " to describe the top people in sports, films and music. One of the famous sports superstars in the United States was boxer Muh

17、ammaAli. As a young man, he won a gold medal in the Olympics a boxer. Then he became the heavyweight-boxing champion of the world. Be-fore long, he was known as one of the greatest and most famous boxers in sports history. MuhammacAlisaid when he was achampion he was more famous than the president o

18、f the United States of Russia. He was a true superstar. Everyone knew his name.But like the stars in the sky, a superstar will disappear as time passes. Many young people today, for example, know little about MuhammaAli. Superstars, loved by millions of people today, will be forgotten tomorrow.1 . T

19、his article mainly talks aboutA.Michael Jackson B.superstarsC.MuhammadAli D.an unknownperson2 .Michael Jackson is famous for .A.his songs B.his filmsC.his reports D.his scandals 3.Which word of the following can be used to best describe Ali?A.muscular B.diligentC.notorious D.famed4.What will usually

20、 happen to V:請以 “ How?to?Keep?Healthy” 為題, superstars at last?A.They will be remembered by millions of people.B.They will be registered for ever in history.C.They will be still loved by younger generations.D.Their fame will fade away with time gone by.5.If a person ,we call him a superstar.A.is the political leader of a countryB.is a