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大學英語(?？?課程習題集I.UseofEnglishDirections：Inthispartthereare10incompletedialogs.Foreachdialogthereare4choicesmarkedA),B),C),andD).ChoosetheONEanswerthatbestcompleteseachdialog.—Bytheway,doyouknowtheNationalSpellingBee?A.No,itisnottrue.B.No,Ineverheardofit.C.No,Ineverheardfromit.D.Yes,itistrue.—Lucy,letmehelpyoufixyourcomputer.No,thanks.Icanmanageitmyself.Notatall.Perfect.That,sagoodjob.Youarewelcome.Icancontrolit.--Goodmorning.FriendshipHotel.MayIhelpyou?Thankyou.I,dliketomakealongdistancecalltotheU.S.Yes,please.Thankyouanyway.Idon,tthinkso.Sorry.Extension88588,please.—Excuseme,sir.Wouldyoumindansweringafewquestions?—.Areyousellinginsurance?A.Yes,I’dloveto.Well,yes,atthemomentIwouldNo,I,msorryNo,I,minahurry一Say,Idon'tthinkwe'vemet,havewe?—： .Myname,sDonna.一Nicetomeetyou.Donna.I,mTimClark.AYes,IthinksoBNo.Idon,tthinksoCI,veheardsomuchaboutyouDIhaven,tseenyouforages—MayIborrowyourcartomorrowmorning?—I'msorry,butI,llgoonanoutingfirstthinginthemorningmyself.DoasyoupleaseItdoesn,tmatterThankyoujustthesameNevermind—Allright.MayIhaveyourcontactnumber?—Imeanyourtelephonenumber.Sorry?Whatdoyouwant?Sure.Hereyouare.Pleasejustforgiveme.一Canyoudomeafavor?Mybikeisbroken..No,Iaminahurry,yousee.Well,Idon'tknowhowtodealwithitanyway.Iamnotfavoringinthis,sorry.Ok,Icanlendminetoyouifyouareinahurry.—Howdoyouthinkoftheshow?.Well,thatisagoodidea.Thankyouverymuch!Ifyougivemesomeadvice,Iwillappreciateitbetter.Itisatraditionalone,Ilikesomefashionablethings.Sorry,Idonnotknowwhatyouhaveshowedtome.—Don,tyouthinkChineseispopularnowadays?.Yes,Iwilllearnitharderandharder.Youareright,Chinesepopulationisreallylarge.Well,neitherdidme.Really?Thafsperfect.—Hi.I,myournewneighbor.MynameisTomHanks.

Oh,youaremynewneighbor?Whereareyoufrom?Hi.Iamgladtoseeyou.I,mBobPeterson.Doyoulivealone?12.—It,sreallyveryniceofyoutobringmethebooksNevermind.I,mgladtohearthat.Oh,it,snothing.Ilikebooks.—We,regoingonavisittoKoreanextweek.Oh,youaremynewneighbor?Whereareyoufrom?Hi.Iamgladtoseeyou.I,mBobPeterson.Doyoulivealone?12.—It,sreallyveryniceofyoutobringmethebooksNevermind.I,mgladtohearthat.Oh,it,snothing.Ilikebooks.—We,regoingonavisittoKoreanextweek.A.Haveagoodjourney.C.Wishyouhappy.—Wouldyoulikeacupcoffee?B.Goodbye.D.You'reright.A.Yes,Iwouldhavenomore.C.Thankyou.I,vehadenough.B.No,Idon,t.D.No,justalittle.一I'llbeawayforaweek.Wouldyoumindlookingaftermycat?—Notatall.A.Ihavenotime.C.I,dlikeit.—Whafstheweatherliketoday?B.I,drathernot.D.I,dbehappyto.A.Iliketheweather.C.It,srainingheavily.—Let,sgotoamovie.B.It,snotveryhotinsummer.D.Theweatherwasverywarm.Themovieisexcellent.C.Ihaveseenit.Whatagoodidea!D.Whereisthecinema?—Excuseme,canyoutellmethewaytotheBusStation?A.Youcan,tmissit.B.Idon,tknow.C.Sure.Gostraightaheadandtakethesecondturningonyourright.D.Youwillseeitimmediately.一Whatdoyoudo?A.Fine,thankyou. B.Whatdoyoudo?C.I,mastudent. D.I,mWangHong.—CanIspeaktoMaryJones,please?—Sorry.Thereisnooneherebythatname.A.Sorry,Imaydialthewrongnumber.C.Itdoesn,tmatter.21.—A.Sorry,Imaydialthewrongnumber.C.Itdoesn,tmatter.21.—Whatareyougoingtodo?A.I,mplanningtotakethejob.B.That,sallright.D.Sorrytotroubleyou.B.Yes,Iknow.C.Thankyouforaskingmethat.—Whatdoyouthinkofmypainting?A.Allright.C.Thankyouforaskingmethat.—Whatdoyouthinkofmypainting?A.Allright.C.Ithinkitiswonderful.—AreyousurethatLilywillcometoday?A.ThisistheleastIcoulddo.C.I,mnote.—Wouldyoulikemetogiveyouahand?D.No,I,mnotgoingtodoit.B.I,msorryaboutthat.D.Thankyouforaskingme.B.Areyousure?D.PleasetellmeifyouwillA.Notatall. B.Thankyouallthesame.C.Yes,please.It,sverykindofyouindeed.D.Sorrytotroubleyou.25.—Wouldyoupleasetomeetmyparentsnow?A.Yes,I’dloveto.C.It,sgood.A.Yes,I’dloveto.C.It,sgood.26.—Howdoyoulikethebook?D.Howareyou?A.It'snotbadly. B.Iwouldliketoreadit.C.It'sprettygood. D.Idon,tlikeit,either.— —I,mfondofplayingtennis.Doyoulikesports?Playingtennisisfun.Whichsportsdoyoulikebest?Isplayingtennisyourfavoritethingtodo?—Hello,who,sspeaking,please?B.I,mLiMing.D.I,myourfriend.B.I,mLiMing.D.I,myourfriend.C.ThisisLiMingspeaking.—I,mafraidIhavetoleavenow.A.I,msorry.C.Nevermind.A.I,msorry.C.Nevermind.30.一Thankyouverymuch.A.Don,tthankme.C.Thafsright.II.Multiple-ChoicesB.That,sallright.D.Iwishyoucouldstaylonger.B.It,sapleasure.D.No,thanks.Ineachofthefollowingsentences,thereare4choicesmarkedA),B),C),andD).ChoosetheONEanswerthatbestcompleteseachsentence.Childrenneedlotsofloveand.A.emotion B.sensation C.affection D.feelingThemeetingonlyforafewminutes.A.lasted B.kept C.maintained D.held

Shewelcomedhimandhimofthelasttimetheyhadmet.A.recalled B.rememberedC.suggestedOurdresseswerethesamethatminewasred.A.except B.expect C.besideDon,targueme,John.JustdowhatItellyou.A.about B.to C.withHisresearchhasprovedttobeoflittlepractical.A.satisfaction B. value C. goalIgoingtothetheatrewhenImovedoutofLondon.A.gaveup B. gavein C. gaveawayOurschoollettingchildrenlearnattheirownpace.A.takesto B. keepsupwith C.believesinHeagreedtoofferhishelp.A.reluctant B.reluctantly C.inreluctanttoIcouldn,tunderstandevena(n)wordshesaid!A.single B.only C.oneYou,dbettertrytomakeexerciseapartofyourdaily.A.routine B,route C.routingD.remindedD.besidesD.remindedD.besidesD.againstD.passionD.gaveoffD.givesupD.wasreluctanttoD.soleD,routinesA.tiring B.tire C.tiresome D.tiredWeweresobusythatwedidn,thowlateitwas.A.suppose B.arise C.look D.noticeWhenFrankcame,ItoldhimIwasillandhim.A.take,overB.sent,awayC.put,down D.pick,upAlicekeptperfectlystill,thatthedogmightattackher.A.unsteady B.independent C.frightened D.awakeLettingthatprisonerescapewasnoaccident;youdidit.A.intend B.intention C.intentionally D.intentionalToeveryone'sthegirlfinishedthejobquitewell.A.SatisfiedB.satisfactoryC.satisfyingD.satisfaction48.Thenecklacethatshelostisveryexpensive.Ifsofgreat.A.valuableB.value C.valueless D.invaluableHeisanexpertinchemistry.Wecallhima.A.chemistryB.chemical C.chemist D.chemicallyTwooftheattackerswerekilled,andescaped.A.rest B.therest C.therestingD.therestsIcan,tdomyhomeworkwithallthisnoiseon.A.going B.togo C.gone D.goMoremoneyshouldbespenthealthandeducation.A.with B.in C.on D.toShewasdeeplybythenewsofherfathersdeath.A.affected B.effected C.infected D.defectedInventorswilllosemoneyiftheyworrysignalfromthemarkets.

A.give B.take C.makeYoumustbealerttothedanger.A.hiding B.closed C.hiddenMyrequestthateveryoneseatedwasignored.A.remain B.remained C.remainsImybreathasIwalkedintothedarkness.A.stopped B.got C.keptHetriedveryhardtotheexcitedoldladydown.A.keep B.calm C.silentThenecklacethatshelostisveryexpensive.It,sofgreatA.valuableB.value C.valuelessD.sendD.coveredD.sendD.coveredD.wasremainingD.caughtD.peace.D.invaluableA.tight B.close C.strict D.nervousShewelcomedhimandhimofthelasttimetheyhadmet.A.recalled B.rememberedC.suggestedDon,tyoufeelofworkingatthesameplaceforsolong?A.tiring B.tire C.tiresomeWhenFrankcame,ItoldhimIwasillandhim.A.take,overB.sent,away C.put,downLettingthatprisonerescapewasnoaccident;youdiditA.intend B. intention C. intentionallyChildrenshouldbetaughttotheirtoyswithothers.A.divide B. separate C.leaveIcouldn,tunderstandevena(n)wordshesaid!A.single B. only C.oneIdidn,tupuntilIheardthealarmclock.A.awake B. wake C.awakenHisresearchhasprovedttobeoflittlepractical.A.satisfaction B.value C.goalThesmileonherfacemadeitall.A.worthwhile B.unwilling C.gainingChildrenneedlotsofloveand.A.emotion B.sensation C.affectionD.remindedD.tiredD.remindedD.tiredD.pick,upD.intentionalD.shareD.soleD.wakenD.passionD.delightedD.feelingDirections：Thereare4passagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedby5questions.Foreachquestionthereare4choicesmarkedA),B),C),andD).ChoosetheONEanswerthatbestcompleteseachsentence.Passage1IfyouareinvitedtoanAmericanfriend'shomefordinner,keepinmindthesegeneralrulesforpolitebehavior.Firstofall,arriveapproximatelyontime(butnotearly).Americansexpectpromptness.ItisOKtobe10or15minuteslate,butnot45minuteslate.Dinnermightbeovercookedandruinedbythen.Whenyouareinvitedtosomeone,shomeforameal,itispoliteto“bringasmallgift”.Flowersorcandyarealwaysappropriate.Ifyouhaveanattractiveitemmadeinyournativecountry,yourhostandhostesswouldcertainlyenjoyreceivingthatasagift.Ifyouareservedsomefoodyoudon,tlikeorcan,teat,don,tmakeafussaboutit.Ifyourhostdoesn,tsayanythingaboutwhatyouareeating,thenyoushouldn,t,either.Simplyeatwhatyoucanandhopethatnoonenoticeswhatyouleft.Ifyouarequestioned,youmayhavetoadmitthatyoudon'teatmeat（orwhatever）,butyoucanalsosaythatyouhaveenjoyedtheotherfoodsandhavehad“morethanenough”toeat.Don,tmakethecookfeelobliged（被迫）topreparesomethingelseforyou.Besuretocomplimentthecookonthefoodthatyouenjoyed.Don5tleaveimmediatelyafterdinner,butdon5toverstayyourwelcome（做客時間過久），either.Whenyourfriendsseemtobegettingtiredandrunningoutofconversation,taketheirbehaviorasacue（暗示）toleave.Thenextday,callorwriteathank-younotetosayhowmuchyouenjoyedtheevening.HavingbeeninvitedtoanAmericanhomefordinner,you,dbetterarrive.A.45minuteslate B.exactlyontimeC.10or15minuteslate D.10or15minutesearlyWhenyougotoanAmericanhomefordinner,youcanbringasagift.anattractiveitemmadebyyourselfapleasantitemmadeinyouhomelandflowersorcandyfromyournativecountrysomefoodyourhostandhostesswouldlikeIfyouareservedsomefoodyoudon,tlike,youshould.justeatwhatyoucanforceyourselftoeatituptellthehostthatyoudon,tlikeitaskthecooktopreparesomethingelseWhichofthefollowingbehaviorsismentionedaspolite?Saysorryaboutthefoodyoudon,tlike.Callyourfriendthenextdaytosaythanks.Stayatyourfriend,shomeuntilyouaretired.ContinueyourconversationwhenyourfriendistiredWhichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?Leaveimmediatelyafterthedinner.Overstayyourwelcome.Makethefussaboutthefoodyoudon,tlike.Besuretpraisethecookonthefoodyou,veenjoyed.Passage2Seventeenyearsago,MurielandIbeganourjourneyintothetwilight.It,smidnightnow,andIwonderwhendawnwillbreak.Inhersilentworld,Murielissocontent,solovable.Ifsheweretodie,howIwouldmisshergentle,sweetpresence!Loveissaidtoevaporateiftherelationshipisnotmutual,ifit,snotphysical,iftheotherpersondoesn,tcommunicateorifonepartydoesn,tcarrytheirshareoftheload.Somepeoplefinditsohardtounderstandmyquittingthejob.“Doyoumissbeingpresident?”astudentasked.ItoldhimI,dneverthoughtaboutit.Ienjoyedlearningtocookandkeephouse.Itwasexcitingasmyformerworkhadbeen.No,I'dneverlookedback.Peopleaskme,“Howdoyoudoit?”Praisehelps.Memorieshelp,too.Murielstockedthecupboardofmymindwiththebestofthem.Ioftenliveagainaspecialmomentoflovesheplannedwithherendlesspassionaboutlife.Murielhasn,tspokenacoherentwordinmonths-years,ifyoumeanasentence,aconversation.WouldIneverhearthatvoiceagain?ThencameFebruary14,1995.Valentine,sDaywasalwaysspecialatourhousebecausethatwasthedayin1948thatMurielacceptedmymarriageproposal.OntheeveofValentine,sDayin1995,IbathedMuriel,kissedhergoodnightandwhisperedaprayeroverher,“DearLord,youlovesweetMurielmorethanI,sopleasekeepmybelovedthroughthenight.”ThenextmorningIwaspeddlingonmyexercisebikeatthefootofherbedandreminiscingaboutsomeofourhappylovers,dayslonggonewhileMurielslowlyemergedfromsleep.Finally,shepoppedawakeand,assheoftendoes,smiledatme.Then,forthefirsttimeinmonthsshespoke,callingouttomeinavoiceasclearasacrystalchime,“Love...love...love.”Ijumpedfrommycycleandrantoholdher.“Honey,youreallydoloveme,don，tyou?”Holdingmewithhereyes,sherespondedwiththeonlywordsshecouldfindtosayyes.“Yes,I,mnice,”shesaid.WhyisitsodifficultforpeopletounderstandthatlovingMurielisn'thard?Becausetherelationshipisnotmutual.BecauseMurieldoesn,tcommunicate.BecauseMurielcannotcookorkeepthehouse.Alloftheabove.Whatkindofthejobdidthewriterdo?Heusedtobeasportsman.Heusedtobeapresidentofauniversity.Heusedtobeahousekeeper.Heusedtobeacook.Whathelpedthewritertodoallthesacrifices（犧牲）？A.Praise. B.MemoriesC.Socialcharity（慈善事業(yè)）. D.BothAandB.WhatiswrongwithMuriel?Shecouldnotexpressherselfclearlybecauseofillness.Shedidn,tknowhowtocook.Shedidn,thavealotofhappymemorieswithherhusband.Shewasnotimprovinginhousework.WhendidMurielagreetomarrythewrite?A.OnFebruary14,1995. B.OnFebruary14,1948C.OnFebruary14,1946 D.Onthedayofhisgraduation.Passage3Therearemanytalk-showhostsonAmericantelevision,butthereisonlyoneOprahWinfrey.BornonJan.29th,1954inMississippi,OprahWinfreywasextremelybrightchild.Shelearnedtoreadatagetwoandahalf.Herparentsdivorcedwhenshewasveryyoungandshewassenttolivewithhergrandmotheronafarm.Atfourteen,shewenttolivewithherfather.HemadesurethatOprahreadadifferentbookeveryweekandrequiredthatshewriteabookreport.Althoughthismayhaveseemedharshatthetime,itcouldhavegivenhertheloveofbooksshehavetoday.OprahgraduatedfromTennesseeStateUniversitywithamajorinspeechcommunicationsandperformingarts.In1978,Oprahwashiredasaco-hostofashowcalledPeoplearetalking,whichbeganhercareerasatalk-showhost.In1984,OprahmovedtoChicagotohostWLS-TV,smorningtalk-show,AMChicago.Inlessthanayear,thenameoftheshowwaschangedtoTheOprahWinfreyShow.In1986,itbecamethemostpopulartalk-showintelevisionhistory.NowadaysintheUSA,overtwentymillionviewersaweekwatchhershow.HerInternetwebsiteispacedwithtopicsofinterestforheraudience.Whatishersecrettosuccess?Shedidnotcomefromaperfectfamily.Shewasnotbornwithwealth,notwiththekindoflooksthatoftenunlockthedoorsofopportunityforwomenintelevision.Instead,Oprahwasbornwithintelligence,talentandanamazingabilitytobeherself.SheispossiblythemosttrustedwomaninAmerica.Herfanstrusthertoentertain,inspire,educate,andunderstandthem.Tomany,OprahWinfreyisjustliketheirfavoritenext-doorneighbor.Nomatterwhomtheaudiencesare,Oprahstillappearstobenaturalandopen.Shecanusuallysaywhatotherpeoplewouldliketosaythemselves,ifonlytheydared.SheisWell-spokenandwarmandcaresaboutpeople.Whenshespeaks,peoplelisten.Sheis“girlfriendtotheworld”.Thoughtherearemanytalk-showhostsonAmericatelevision,Oprah.succeedsinbeingacceptedbythecompany.issodifferentfromthemonthetelevisionaskedherfathertointroducehertothebusinesshasappliedforthetalk-showprogramWhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaboutOprah?Oprahwasacleverchild.Oprahlovedreadingbooks.Oprahwasbroughtupinaseparatedfamily.Oprahenjoyedthelifeonthefarm.HowlongdidittakeOprahtobecomeapopularhostesssinceshefirstjointhetelevisionbusiness?A.6years. B.7years.C.8years. D.9years.What,sthekeytoOprah,successincareer?Beautifullooks.Wealthyfamily.Intelligenceandgoodeducation.Trustfromherfansandability.WhichofthefollowingfactorsisNOTpartofhersuccess?Herfather,srequirementofreadingandwriting.HermovetoChicago.Luck.Herfriendlyhostingstyle.Passage4Nowadays,cellphonesgiveusalotofconvenience.Youcanchatonthephoneeitherathomeorinpublic.Buttheyalsobringaboutsomeinconvenience.Itispossibletohearsomeofthemostintimatedetailsofstrangers,liveswhileyouaresittingonatrainorwalkingthroughapark.Manypeopledonotlikethis.Cellphoneshavebecomeimportantandforsome,essentialcommunicationtools.Butmeanwhiletheyaremixingupwhatisprivatewithwhatispublic.ArecentsurveyhasprovidedadetailedpictureoftheroleofthecellphoneinAmericanlifetoday.Onesignificantinfluenceisreflectedinthesurvey.74%ofthosemobilephoneownerssaidtheyhaveusedtheircellphonesinanemergencyandgainedvaluablehelp.Anothergreatinfluenceisthechangeinthewaypeoplearespendingtheirtime.Some41%ofcellphoneownerssaidtheyusethecellphonetofillinfreetimewhentheyaretravelingorwaitingforsomeone.Meanwhile,morethanaquarterofcellphoneownersadmittedthattheysometimesdonotdrivesafelywhiletheyusetheircellphones.Furthermore,84%ofthoseinterviewedreportedthattheyareirritatedatleastoccasionallybyloudandannoyingcellusers.Instead,nearly10%ofcellphoneownersadmittedthattheythemselveshavedrawncriticismfromotherswhentheyareusingtheircellphonesinpublic.Attimes,mobilephonesareusedtotellwhitelies:22%ofcellownerssaidtheyarenotalwayshonestaboutexactlywheretheyarewhentheyareonthephone.Youngerusersweremuchmoreliketosaytheysometimeslieaboutwheretheyare.Therearegender-baseddifferencesamongcellownersaswell.Menweremorelikelytosaytheycouldn,tlivewithouttheirmobilephones.Ontheotherhand,womenweremorelikelytosaytheyhavegainedhelpfromtheirphonesinemergencies.Inaddition,thecellphoneisbecominganexpressionoffashionformanyusersintheU.S.65%saidtheygiveapersonalstyletothephonesuchasbychangingthewallpaperoraddingringtonestothephone.Nowpeoplecanhe