大學(xué)英語(yǔ)復(fù)習(xí)資料

1、大學(xué)英語(yǔ)復(fù)習(xí)資料第一題詞匯與結(jié)構(gòu)1. HehadtoC_hisjourneybeforeithadhardlybegun.A.AbsorbB.acceptC.abandonD.abuse2. HeshowedgreatD_inpursuingthenewlearning.A.comparisonBvalueCrecreationDenthusiasm3. WeneedaforeignpolicythatismoreC_thanbefore.AsolubleBlooseCflexibleDprosperous4. WhenIarrivedatthestation,thetrainhadalrea

2、dy_C.AdepositedBdepressedCdepartedDdeprived5. HeAovertheletterandwalkedawaywithoutaword.AglancedBsawCwatchedDobserved6. IcanappreciatetheAthatpromptyoutomakethisoffer.AmotiveBpriceCoutsetDreputation7. PleasebringitnearAImayseeitclearly.AsothatBforCsuchDnowthat8. Thereisvery_B_hopethatshewillpassthef

3、inalexamination.AfewBlittleCmanyDsmall9. NoonewasAintheaccident.AinjuredBknockedDdamagedDsuffered10. Johnhasarrivedalready,_B_?AhasheBhasn;theChadheDhadn'the11. MarywasD_thanBrian.AmoreexperiencedteacherBmoreanexperiencedteacherCmoreexperiencedteacherDamoreexperiencedteacher12. Wecanneverunderst

4、andJim,forhealwaysAwhateverhesays.AmumblesBmastersCregretsDforgets13. Shewould_D_meagoodstory-book.AreferBpointCpushDrecommend14. Thedoctorisfeelingthelittlegirl'spulse.HesaysitAnormal.AfeelsBisfeelingChasfeltDisfelt15. ProfessorsandlawyersareamongthemostB_membersinEngland.AwealthyBdominantCheal

5、thyDlonely第二大題：用所給詞的正確形式填空16. Thetheme（主題）oftheactivitywas“strengthenthefamilytie17. Thegymprovidesvarious（各種各樣的）sportsactivitiesforpeopleofallage.18. Thenewschoolcanteenis30metresinlength_（長(zhǎng)度）and20metresinwidth.19. TheBaiyunMountainhasbecomeoneofthemostpopularattractions（景點(diǎn)）forpeopleinGuangzhousinc

6、eancienttimes.20. 15.Tothegreatamusement（娛樂(lè)）ofothertourists,hetoldthemagreatvarietyofjokesallthewayfromGuangzhoutoBeijing.21. 16.Afteryearsoftraveling,theydecidedtobuildtheirhomeatthefootofthemountainandbecamethefirstsettlers（定居者）ofthecity.22. 17.Thereisalackoftrusttowardsthenewcentral（中央的）governmen

7、tintheUSA.23. 18.Thenewgovernmenthastakeneffectivemeasurestopreserve（保護(hù)）thebasicrightofitspeople.24. Equippedwithadvanced（先進(jìn)的）equipment,therescuerswalkedinthedarkforestinsearchofthelostscientists.25. Jodylitacigaretteandsatontheotherendofthedesk,onelegswinging（晃來(lái)晃去）第三大題：閱讀理解PassageOneQuestions31-35a

8、rebasedonthefollowingpassage.Notalllanguageisverbal.Someofourcommunicationoccurswithoutwords.Weoftenuseourentirebodiesforcommunication.Wemayraiseeyebrowstoindicatesurprise.Perhapswenodour第2頁(yè)共18頁(yè)headstoshowthatweagreewithsomething.Therearehundredsofnonverbalsignalsthatcanbeusedtocommunicate.Thesesign

9、alsarepartoflanguage,andtheyaregovernedbyrulesinthesamewaythatourspokenlanguageis.Forthisreason,peoplewhospeakdifferentlanguagesoftenusedifferentnonverbalsignalsaswell.Inadditiontoverbalcommunicationandthetypeofnonverbalcommunicationdiscussedabove,thereareothermessagesystemsthatweusetocommunicate.Wh

10、enwespeaktosomepeople,wemaystaystandveryclosetothem,whilewemaystandfarawayfromotherpeople.Useofspace,then,isawaywecancommunicatetherelationshipwefeelwithanotherperson.Thewaywedresscanalsocommunicateforus.ThepersonwhowearsdirtyjeansandaT-shirtcommunicatesadifferentattitudefromapersonwhowearsnettrouse

11、rsandanattractiveshirt.Wecanevenusetimetocommunicate.Thepersonwhoisontimeforanappointmentshowsadifferentattitudefromthepersonwhoisanhourlatedoes.Canyouthinkofothermessagesystemsfromweuse?31 .Language,accordingtothepassage,isactuallyB.A. VerbalonlyB. verbalandnonverbalaswellC. totallynonverbalD. verb

12、alcommunicationratherthannonverbalsignals.32 .NonverbalsignalsC_.A. havefewrulesB. arelessusefulthanspeechC. areoftenusedincommunicationD. areentirelyseparatefromlanguage.33 .WhatdoestheauthortellusabouttheT-shirt?AA. ItisakindofinformalclothingB. ItisacceptedonformaloccasionsC. Itispopularoncampuso

13、nly.D. Itisadmiredbyeducatedpeople.34 .PeoplewhodonotspeakthesamelanguageC_.A. HavenonnonverbalsignalsincommonB. CannotunderstandanynonverbalsignalsC. HavedifferentnonverbalsignalsD. Usethesamenonverbalsignalsinanycase.35 .Whichofthefollowingisnotmentionedasaformofnonverbalcommunication?AA.ThoughtsB

14、.TimeC.AppearanceD.SpacePassageTwoQuestion36-40arebasedonthefollowingpassage.Mymotherneverletherselfgetdown;nomatterhowbadthingswere,shestayedcheerful.Eventhoughtwehadahardlife,shestillmaintainedtheattitudethateverythingwasfine.Irememberhercominghometiredfromherjobattherestaurantandsayingthatwewerel

15、ucky.Wedidn'thavealotofclothesortoys,butmymotheralwaysmadesurewehadenoughtoeat.Herloveanddevotionformybrotherandmemadeourlackofmaterialpossessionsseeminsignificant.Eventoday,ifIweregivenachoicebetweenhavingloveathomeandnowealth,IwouldwantitjustthewayIhadit.Igrewuppoorinmaterialthingsbutrichinlov

16、e.Sincemyfatherwasneveraroundlongenoughtoteachmephysicalthingsortoplaygameswithme,Ididn'tsucceedinanycompetitivesport.Mymotherdidherbestasasubstitute,throwingaballwithmeinthelotbehindourhouse,butitwasn'tthesame.Shewastooprotectiveofme,andIdidnthaveenoughconfidenceinmyownabilitiestoreallytrya

17、nythingphysicallydemanding.36 .ThestorysuggeststhattheauthorisAhismother.A.ProudofB.worriedaboutC.pitifulforD.concernedabout37 .Mymotherneverletherselfgetdown"meansB.A. ShenevergottiredB. SheneverfeltsadC. SheneverbecamesickD. Shewasneverimpatient.38 .Theauthor'smotheroftenplaygameswithhimb

18、ecauseC.A. Hismothertendedtoprotecthimtoomuch.B. HisfatherwasnotgoodenoughatphysicalthingsC. Hisfatherdidn'thaveenoughtimetobewithhimD. Hismotherwasexcellentatphysicalthings.第4頁(yè)共18頁(yè)39 .Thestoryimpliesthattheauthor'smotherwasleastlikelyD_.A. TobepleasedatherroleB. Tomakefriendswherevershewent

19、C. TodothingswhichweretobedonebyherhusbandD. Tocryoverdifficultiesinlife.40 .Accordingtoauthor,achildwon'tbehappyunlessheA.A. EnjoysloveathomeB. GetsenoughtoeatC. LiveswithhisparentsD.Hasalotofclothes.PassageThreeQuestion41-45arebasedonthefollowingpassage.Wouldyouquityourjobifyoudidn'tneedmo

20、ney?NowmanyAmericanssayquittingworkisanimportantreasontoberich.Yetresearchersfindthatworkinoneoflifeschiefsatisfactionsforpeople.ConsiderBerryFowler.In1979Fowlerstartedatutoringcompanythatbecamesosuccessfulhewasabletoselloutandretirein1987amultimillionaireat41.HethoughtahouseinHawaii,andhadalongvaca

21、tionthere.Butafterfiveyearsvacation,Fowlerbegantomissthechallengesofwork.Soin1992,heboughtafitnesschainforchildrenandspend75hoursaweekburiedinbalancesheet.Mybestdaysonthegolfcourseweren'thalfasmuchfunasagooddayattheoffice,“hesays.Ajob,studiesshow,ismorethanapaycheck.Doingsomethingwellcanincrease

22、confidenceandself-worth.WhensociologistH.RoyKaplansurveyed139millionaires,hediscovered60percentcontinuedworkingatleastayearaftertheyhadbecameamillionaire.AtlantanativeStephenBelcherstarteddrivingacab14yearsago.Sincethen,hesreturnedlostwallets,helpedtravelersindifficultyanddrivenelderlypeopletotheird

23、octorswithoutcharge.Belchersprideinhisworksooncaughttheeyeofothercabbies.Beforelong,BelcherwaselectedthechairmanofaverybiglocalTaxicompany.Andhestilldrivesacabfulltime.Iliketothinkofmyselfasambassadorforthecity,“Belchersays.41 .Accordingtothefirstparagraph,manyAmericansbelievethatA.A. Youwouldberich

24、becauseyouquityourjobB. YoucouldquitjobifyoubecamerichC. YoucouldberichifyoudidnotquityourjobD. Youwouldknowthereasonofquittingajob42 .Afterfiveyearsofretirementforvacation,FowlerfeltthatB.A. Vacationwasnotnecessaryforpeople.B. WorkinginofficewasalwaysfunC. VacationwasnotgoodtohealthypeopleD. Workin

25、gwasmoreimportantthanavacation4.1 Inparagraph4,thesurveybythesociologistimpliesthatC_.A. MoneyobviouslymeanshappinessB. MoreworkbringsmoremoneyC. MoneyisnottheonlyreasontohaveajobD. Workshouldbecontinuedaftersuccess44 .Thewordcabbies"inthelastparagraphmeansA.A. Taxi-driversB. CustomersC. Police

26、menD. Officials45 .ThebesttitleforthispassagemaybeA_.A. WorkingandhappinessB. VacationandworkingC. WorkingandsuccessD. Moneyandworking第四大題：完型填空SingerCelineDionhaseightyears'worthofhitstocommemorate,46)thehugely47)MyHeartWillGoOn"fromthemovieTitanic.Dionwasborn48)theoutskirtsofMontreal,Canad

27、a,theyoungestina49)poor第6頁(yè)共18頁(yè)musicallyrichfamilyof14children.50)ten,shewassinginginthepianobarownedbyherparents.Now,atage31,Dionisplanningtotakealongbreak51)completingaconcerttourin2000.I'wanttohavea52)life,“shesays.Dionis53)forhersuccessbut54)forlife'smorepedestrianpleasure.Havingchildreni

28、sherforemostthought.55)shewantstocook,picnic,shopandswim.46.A.knowingB.singingC.takingD.including47.A.famousB.knownC.commonD.popular48.A.onB.inC.atD.from49.A.actuallyB.reallyC.financiallyD.badly50.A.InB.AtC.OnD.Of51.A.inB.duringC.beforeD.after52.A.usualB.normalC.well-knownD.special53.A.enjoyableB.gl

29、adC.gratefulD.happy54.A.longsB.waitsC.expectsD.desires55.A.ButB.SoC.AndD.Then第五大題：翻譯56 .在英國(guó)，信用卡已成為生活的一部分。Creditcardsvebeenapartofdailylife.57 .用戶對(duì)未經(jīng)授權(quán)的支出概不負(fù)責(zé)。Usersarenotforpayments.Responsibleunauthorized58 .對(duì)高技術(shù)產(chǎn)品日益增長(zhǎng)的需求將增加我們的優(yōu)勢(shì)。Theincreasingdemandsforsophisticatedproductswillourstrengths.Playto59

30、.微軟公司2005財(cái)年的收入為398億美元。Microsofthadof$39.8billionfortheyearof2005.Revenuesfiscal60 .在網(wǎng)上下訂單非常方便。It'sverytoordersonline.Convenientplace第六大題：寫作以“Myfavoritecourse”為題寫一篇文章，介紹你喜歡什么課程及其原因，以及你如何學(xué)好這門課的方法，字?jǐn)?shù)在120-200左右。myfavouritecourse.thecourseihavechosenisHealthyEating.iwasabletolearnalotaboutthedietofhu

31、manhealthaswellasthescientificreasonsbehindit.wearetoconsumeallvitaminandmineralsequally,especiallyfromthefruitsandvegetables.weshouldtryandreducetheamountofsaturatedfataswellasglucosesugarwetakeonadailybasis.foodsafetyisalsoanimportantfactortoourhealth.duringthecourseoftheareaofstudymanyaspectsoffo

32、odwillbediscussedandinvestigatedtopreparethestudentstoahealthier,saferfutureprospects.第七題詞匯與結(jié)構(gòu)61 .ThejokesBilltoldinanefforttocheerusupdidnotquiteA.8. comeoffB.comeoutC.comethroughD.comeup62.Bombingthetownwasa(n)_Bact.9. intimateB.hostileC.worldwideD.sheer63. TheartistBthebookwithpen-and-inkdrawings

33、.A.expressedB.illustratedC.publishedD.sponsored64. WhatwouldyoudoabouttheproblemC_youwereinmyshoes?A.thoughB.whereC.ifD.unless65. _B_everybodyishere,let'sworkoutthetravelingplan.AInthatBNowthatCSothatDThat66. Bythetimenextyear,weB_academicstudyinuniversity.AshallcompleteBshallhavecompletedCshoul

34、dcompleteDshouldhavecompleted67.TheAoftheairplanewerefoundinthedepthoftheforest.A.wrecksB.vesselsC.ruinsD.tissues68. AllAistokeepwaitinginthecoldwind.A. thatyouhavetodo第8頁(yè)共18頁(yè)B. howyouhavetodoC. whichyouhavetodoD. whatyouhavetodo69. Acameratakeslightrays_Doffsubjectsandfocusesthemonasheetoffilm.A.di

35、sguisedB.definedD.bouncedD.incorporated70. ThismanisAtowine.A.addictedB.predictedC.dictatedD.expected71. John'sworkisB_toTom's.A.interiorB.inferiorC.exteriorD.worse72. Themurderedwomanwaskilledwith_D_instrument.A.anunpointedB.adullC.asoftD.ablunt73. SeveralpeoplewerekilledBheaccident.A.asare

36、sultB.asaresultofC.asfromD.asto74. Thedoctorisfeelingthelittlegirl'spulse.HesaysitAnormal.AfeelsBisfeelingChasfeltDisfelt75. Professorsandlawyersareamongthemost_B_membersinEngland.AwealthyBdominantChealthyDlonely第八大題：用所給詞的正確形式填空76. Learningaforeignlanguagerequiresquirement)alotofpracticeinnatura

37、llanguagecontext.77. Thecomputercauseda(revolutionize)inwaysofmodernlife.Revolution78. Soonaftertheearthquake,thegovernment(declaration)astateofemergency.Declared79. (Compete)amongyouthstoenterthebestcollegeisintense.Competition80. The(descend)ofthemountainwasmoredifficultthantheascent.Descent81. Th

38、enewsreport(reflection)thewriter'sprejudiceagainstwomen.Reflected/reflects82. Itseems(credible)thattheywilllosethegame.Incredible83. Thetrain(arrive)atthestationbynextmidnight.willhavearrived84. Bythemiddleofthiscentury,Chinawill(become)amedium-developedcountry.Havebecome85. WhenIwentthere,she(f

39、inish)allthework.Hadfinished86. OnMarch15we(live)inthishouseforfiveyears.Willhavelived87. Isthisparcel(send)byairmail?Tobesent88. (Invite)tothepartyisagreathonortome.Beinginvited89. Inevermind(leave)alone.Beingleft90. Withouthyourhelp,wecouldn"t(succeed).Havesucceeded第九大題：閱讀理解PassageOneQuestion

40、s31-35arebasedonthefollowingpassage.TherearesomepointswhichareparticularimportanttorememberwhenwearedoingbusinesswiththeJapanese.Firstofall,ageisaveryimportantfactor.Japanesemanagers,forinstance,aremucholderthanAmericanmanagers.SomanyAmericancompaniesfailindoingbusinesswiththeJapanesebysendingmenfar

41、tooyoungtoconductbusinessnegotiationinJapanwiththeirJapanesecounterparts,whocouldbetheirfathers.ItisquiteaninsulttotheJapanese.Thenextpointtoberememberedistheuseofbusinesscards.ThebusinesscardisnotasimplepieceofpaperinJapan.Everybusinessencounterstartswiththeexchangeofbusinesscards.Thebusinesscardre

42、presentsthepersonhimself.Youshouldreceiveitandstudyitwithgreatcare,whenitisgiventoyou.ThefirstthingyoushoulddoassoonasyouvearrivedinJapanistohave200businesscardsprintedforyourself.ThelastpointIwanttodrawyourattentiontoisaboutbusinessmeetingsnegotiation.Firstofall,don'ttalktoomuch.Japan'scult

43、ureisessentiallyanon-verbalone.Anddon'texpecttheJapanesebusinessmentoansweryouwithyes"orn。".Itoftentakesalongtimetomakeadecision,ortoarriveatasolution.第10頁(yè)共18頁(yè)91. Inthesixthlineofthefirstparagraph,counterparts"standsforagroupofpeoplewhoE. ConductbusinessabroadF. Participateinnegot

44、iationG. RepresenttheotherpartyH. Cooperatewithanothercompanyserious92. InnegotiatingwithJapanesebusinessmen,Americansmusttakeintoconsideration.E. experienceF. rankG. ageH. ability93. WhatdoweknowaboutbusinesscardsinJapan?E. Peoplehavedifferentbusinesscards.F. Businessmenhaveabout200businesscardsG.

45、Thebusinesscardisasimplepieceofpaper.H. Peopletakebusinesscardsseriously.94. Accordingtothepassage,innegotiationsJapanesebusinessmenareusedto.E. givingindefiniteanswersF. talkingtoomuchG. makingquickdecisionH. drawinghastyconclusions.95. Thepassageiswritteninorderto.B. ExplaintheculturaldifferencesC

46、. OfferAmericanbusinessmenadviceD. CommentonAmericans'failureindoingbusinessE. AnalyzedifficultiesindoingbusinessinJapanPassageTwoQuestion36-40arebasedonthefollowingpassage.SixpercentofAmericanssurveyedrecentlyareaddictedtotheInternet.Suchaddictionthreatensthestabilityofboththeirworkandhomelives

47、,accordingtoareportbyDavidGreenfield.Thisreportfoundthatsixpercentofthe18000peoplesurveyedwereaddictedtobrowsingtheInternet.IftheresultisextrapolatedtotakeintheU.S.populationasawhole,suchfindingscouldmeanthatmillionsofAmericanshavefoundanewdrug”.David,apsychologistfromConnecticut,saidthatInternetadd

48、ictssuffersymptomssimilartoaddictstohookedondrugsorotheractivities.Internetuserssaidthattheyalmostalwaysfoundtheylosttrackoftime.Another83percentofthosesurveyedhadapreoccupationwithgoingon-lineandamajority(58percent)ofthemwantedtospendmoretimeonline.Justasotheraddictions,addictseventuallyrealizethat

49、theyneedtoeithercutbackorquitevenifwithdrawalwillbedifficult.Thereportfoundthat68percentofinternetbrowsershavetriedinvaintoreducetheamountoftimetheywastedon-line.DavidpostedaquestionnaireonthewebsiteofABCNewsfortwoweekstoquestionpeopleabouttheirInternetuse.Amajorityofaddicts(57percent)goon-linetocha

50、tand20percentoftheonlineusersgoshoppingortradestocks.ThecasesofthosewhoabusedorwereaddictedtotheInternetincludedpeoplewhogotupinthemiddleofnighttochecktheire-mailandacosmeticexecutivewhowasfiredforspendingonaverageofsevenhoursadayatworkontheInternet.96. SixpercentofAmericanssurveyedrecentlyaretheint

51、ernet.8. stronglyinterestedinB.goodatC.familiarwithD.disposingof97. Amajorityofaddictsgoonlineto.E. chatF. goshoppingG. tradestocksH. doalloftheabove98. Internetuserssaidthattheyalmostalwaysfoundtheylosttrackoftimemeans.E. theyforgotwhattimeitisF. theydonthaveaclockwiththemG. theyforgottosettheirwat

52、ch第12頁(yè)共18頁(yè)H. theydon'twanttoknowthetime99. Thewordpreoccupation"inparagraph4means.E. professionF. workG. preparationH. obsession100. Allthefollowingstatementsaretrueexceptthat.E. theaddictsfinallyrealizethattheyneedtowithdrawF. theaddictsfeelallrightG. theaddictshavetriedtoreducetheamountof

53、timetheywastedon-lineH. theaddictscannotsaygoodbyetotheInternetPassageThreeQuestion41-45arebasedonthefollowingpassage.Wouldyouquityourjobifyoudidn'tneedmoney?NowmanyAmericanssayquittingworkisanimportantreasontoberich.Yetresearchersfindthatworkinoneoflifeschiefsatisfactionsforpeople.ConsiderBerry

54、Fowler.In1979Fowlerstartedatutoringcompanythatbecamesosuccessfulhewasabletoselloutandretirein1987amultimillionaireat41.HethoughtahouseinHawaii,andhadalongvacationthere.Butafterfiveyearsvacation,Fowlerbegantomissthechallengesofwork.Soin1992,heboughtafitnesschainforchildrenandspend75hoursaweekburiedin

55、balancesheet.Mybestdaysonthegolfcourseweren'thalfasmuchfunasagooddayattheoffice,“hesays.Ajob,studiesshow,ismorethanapaycheck.Doingsomethingwellcanincreaseconfidenceandself-worth.WhensociologistH.RoyKaplansurveyed139millionaires,hediscovered60percentcontinuedworkingatleastayearaftertheyhadbecamea

56、millionaire.IliketothinkofAtlantanativeStephenBelcherstarteddrivingacab14yearsago.Sincethen,hesreturnedlostwallets,helpedtravelersindifficultyanddrivenelderlypeopletotheirdoctorswithoutcharge.Belchersprideinhisworksooncaughttheeyeofothercabbies.Beforelong,BelcherwaselectedthechairmanofaverybiglocalT

57、axicompany.Andhestilldrivesacabfulltime.myselfasambassadorforthecity,“Belchersays.101. Accordingtothefirstparagraph,manyAmericansbelievethat.E. YouwouldberichbecauseyouquityourjobF. YoucouldquitjobifyoubecamerichG. YoucouldberichifyoudidnotquityourjobH. Youwouldknowthereasonofquittingajob102. Afterfiveyearsofretirementforvacation,Fowlerfeltthat.E. Vacationwasnotnecessaryforpeople.F. WorkinginofficewasalwaysfunG. VacationwasnotgoodtohealthypeopleH. Workingwasmoreimportantthanavacation103. Inparagraph4,thesurveybythesociologistimpliesthat.E. Moneyobviouslymeanshap