2023年電大開放英語期末

電大開放英語4期末復(fù)習題第一部分 交際用語１．—Sam,ｔhisｉｓmyｆriｅｎd,Jane.—___＿＿．B.Gｌadtｏmｅｅｔｙｏu,Jane2．—Wｈat’sthｅmattｅrwｉthyｏu?—＿___＿．C.Ifeelabitsick３．—CouｌdIｔａｌｋtoProf．Ｌee？—＿____＿.A．Ｙes,sｐeaking４.—I’vegｏtabadcoldtodaｙ.—_______.B.Oｈ,dear?。蒱ｏpeyouｇｅtｂettｅrsoon5.—CａｎyｏuteｌｌmｅwｈｅreIcａnpａrkthecar?—＿_______． C．Well,justｏｖerthｅre6.—What’stheｂestwaytogetｔotｈeEmpｉreHotelfromhｅrｅ?—_＿__．B.Ｗaｌｋingthrｏugｈtｈewoｏd７.?—Ｙouneeｄn’tdotheｗｏrktｉllaｆteｒthｅNewYeaｒ.—____＿_＿.B.Oh,gooｄ！Tｈaｎkyou.８.—Haｖeanｉｃeｈolｉｄay,Teｄ.—__＿___．C.Ｔhankyｏｕ，anｄｙoｕtoo9． —HowwaｓthejourneytｏＬondoｎ?—____＿___.A.Iｔｗenｔverywｅll1０．—Cａｎyouｈelｐmｅcleａrupthｅmess?—____＿＿_＿.Ｄ.Noｐrobleｍ11.—Areｙoｕoｎholidayhere?—___＿＿＿_＿_.?C．Ｎo,ｗｅａｒen’t.Ｗelivｅherｅ12. —Ｗhａt(yī)’stｈｅｆaｒetoｔｈemｕseum?—_＿__＿___.D.Fivｅｄoｌlars13. —Isitgoingtｏｂewaｒｍｎexｔweek？—_＿_＿___.A.Yeｓ,itiｓ１4.—Whaｔdｏyouusuａllydoinyourｓparetiｍｅ?—______.Ｂ.Readiｎg15.?—DoｙoumｉnｄifIｒｅadthenewspaperonｔｈeｔablｅ？—_____．B．Goaｈead,please16.—MａyIsｐｅａktoＰrofLｉplease？—____＿．Ｄ.Ｉ’mａｆｒａidｙoｕ’vｅgｏtthewrongnumbｅr17.—Ｈereyｏｕarｅ,Ｓir．—___＿____.Ｄ.Thａｎｋyｏuverｙmuch1８.—Ｓｏsｏrrytｏtroubleyoｕ．—＿＿＿__＿＿．A．It’sapｌeasure19.—Woulｄyouｌikeatea?—＿＿___＿__.A．Ｙes，pｌeasｅ20.—Whａt(yī)doeｓyourEnglishteacｈeｒlooklikｅ?—＿______.D.Ｓhｅlooksmuchlikｅｈeｒmoｔｈer21.—ＨowlongwillyoｕbeawayfromＩtaｌｙ?—___＿_．B.Aｂoutamonth2２.?—Ｗhat’sｔｈewｅatheｒｌikeinｔhｉｓaｒea？—____.B．Iｔ’sｒainｙ23.—Ｈowareyoufeelingnｏw?—__＿_.A．Muｃhbetter2４.—Whaｔtimedoesthetｒaiｎleave？—＿_＿_.C.Athalfpastfive 25.—HａveｙoｕeｖerｂeentｏＴｏｋyｏ?—__＿__.B.No,buｔIhoｐｅtoｇotherenextyeａr26.—Whatｄoyoudo?—______＿_＿＿__．D.I’maｔｅaｃher.27.Couｌdｙｏuｐleaｓetｅllmehowtoｇｅttotｈｅnｅaｒestｂｕsstop?C.Iｔ’sｏnthｅｒiｇhtcornerjustａｈead2８.Howａreyoutｈismoｒniｎｇ?C.Vｅryｗell，ｔhａnkyou29.Iwisｈyouｓuｃcessｉｎｙourcaｒeer.D.Ｔheｓameｔoyｏu30.ＭayIsｐeaktｏJackplｅaｓe?D．I’ｍafraidyｏu’vｅgotthewroｎgnumｂeｒ３1.MayIｕsｅyourbiketｏgoｓhoｐpinｇ?Ｂ.Cerｔainｌy.Therｅiｔｉs第二部分：詞匯與語法結(jié)構(gòu)1.Ｍｙｗatcｈhasｂeenloｓｉngｔｉmeforｔｈepastweek．Ｉｔprobablynｅｅds.A.ｃleaｎinｇ2．Wearegｏiｎgtｏhaｖeoｕroffice_＿＿__tomakeｒoomfoｒaneweｎｇiｎeeｒ.Ｃ．rｅarranｇｅd3.Mａrysaidtome,“IfＩhａｄseeｎyourbag,I__＿_iｔtoyou.”Ｂ.wouldhaveretuｒｎed４．Weｓhallhaveanoｐportunitytoexchａnge__＿__tomｏｒrow.C.vｉews5.Sｉncetｈｉsｒｏadisｗｅtandslippeｒyｔhismorning,it_____lastnight．

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?32.D.at３３.A.Moｒeover ３4.D.beforｅ３5.C．hadasｋｅdfor36.A．outofoｒder? 37．Ｄ．servｉce3８.B．that ３9.C.ｕnhelpfｕｌ?40．A.tｏｈｅaringPａｓsage５:IwasｔraveｌlingaloｎeiｎWｅsteｒnＡｕstraｌialａｓｔｙear,andonedayIseｔ41toclｉmbahiｇhpeakｉnｔｈaｔarｅａ.Altｈougｈｉnｔheｓummertｈerｅaｒemａｎｙtouriｓｔs，Ｉwasｔhereｏutｏｆseasoｎ42＿thereweｒen’tanｙtｏurgrｏups.ＳoｏｎafterIreachｅｄthetoｐ,itbegａｎｔodrｉｚｚleandtｈefｏgcame4３.Verysoon,itｗassｏｔhiｃk44Icｏulｄn’tevenmａkeouttｈｅpaｔh.Itakemyｐhoｎewithｍeeｖｅrywｈｅre45yｏunevｅrknｏｗwhenｙｏuｗiｌｌneedit.EvｅｎtｕａllyＩcａlledmydａd,46was9，０００miｌeｓawayiｎthｅＵK．Ｈetoldmeｔophoｎeｔhelocａleｍergencysｅrvicｅｓ,ｂutIｆelt４7stupidthａt(yī)Iｄidn’ｔwantto.48，mydａdreａlisedｔｈisanｄmaｄeuphismindtｏcallthｅmhｉmｓeｌf.Theresｃｕerscaｌledme4９mｙmobｉleｔｏfindｏutexactｌyｗhｅｒeIwaｓ,buｔｕnforｔｕnatelyｔｈebattｅrｙraｎｏutafterfiveｓｅconds.Ilayｄｏｗnuｎdｅrａrocｋaｎｄwａited–itwａsneaｒlynｉgｈt-ｔimeanｄＩｗａscolｄandwet.Justａsｔheywereabouttｏcａllofftheｓeaｒchfｏrtｈeniｇｈt,thｅyfｏuｎdme．Fｏｒtｕnatｅlyonerescuｅrhadｓａid‘Ｌet’stryforjuｓtｆｉveｍoreminutｅｓ.’5０tｈeyhadgiｖｅnｕp,Ｉwouｌｄhaｖedied.41.Ｂ.ｏfｆ? 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ＳuｒaElmercamｅtoShanghai,___.D.aｃcorｄingtoａnagreementbetweenthehotelsinShaｎｇhaｉaｎdAｍｓｔerdaｍ8.SuraElmer’simpressiononhisChineｓecolleａguｅsisthａt(yī)they＿_thanhiｓcｏlleａguｅｓｉntheNeｔｈerlａnds.B．a(chǎn)ｒemorｅserious9.?Ｉnthｅsecｏｎｄｐaragraｐh,tｈeｓｅntence,“…acｃommodａｔｉonanｄmealsarefrｅｅlyaｖaｉｌａｂle”means__＿_．Ｂ.SurａEｌmｅreａt(yī)sandｓlｅeｐsinthehotｅlfreeoｆchaｒgｅ10．ThｅthingｔhatSurａElmｅrｄisｌiｋesiｎChｉｎais＿＿__.C.pｅoplｅspｉtontheground短文理解３：Ｐassage３Iｕsedtoｔhｉｎｋeduｃａｔioｎｗａstｈeｍosｔimpｏrtａntthｉnｇiｎｍyｌife.Ｒecentlymyattitudｅｈaｓｂeguntocｈanｇe，alｔhｏuｇhIsｔillholdｔhatitisessentialfｏreverｙoneｉｎthｅworldtodａｙ．Asａｔｏpjunｉorstudeｎｔinmycollｅge,IwasaｓkｅｄtomａkeaspeechｏnｈowtoｌearnEｎglishweｌl．Stａndｉｎginfrｏntｏｆｔｈｅaｕdiencefacingsｏmanｙfrｅshmen，Ｉwastremｂlｉng.Ｉdｉdn’ｔｒｅmemｂeranyｗｏrdthatIhａdprepareｄ.Ｉraｎoutoftheconferenｃeroｏmwithｏutｆiｎiｓhｉnｇmｙspeeｃh,ｌｅaｖingeveｒyoｎｅｐuzzled.Iｃｒiedthatnigｈtinmyroom,feeｌiｎgthａt(yī)Ｉwaｓaｌoser.SｔudyiｎgtakessomuchoｆmｙtiｍethatＩfeelunabletoｒealｌｙdevelopｍyseｌf.Iaｍjuststoringknowledｇｅ;ｙetfailtocommuｎicａｔewithothers.Iｈaverecｅiｖｅｄｍａnyａwardsinｓｃhｏol,buｔthｅｙdｏn’tnecｅｓsariｌyreｆlectａnyｔhingａbouｔmｅ.Ｉdon’ｔknｏwhowtosocialｉze.WhenIｌeaveschooｌIfearIｗｉllｂeofｎouseｔosocietｙ.Irealizethａt(yī)ｅvｅｒyoｎeｈasherorhisownwayｏfliviｎg.Iｗanttｏchaｎgｅmylifestｙle.OfｃourｓeIwillｋeepstｕｄyｉng．YetＩplａｎtｏｌookforaparttimejob,whichmigｈtｔurｎｏｕttobeagoｏｄcｈanｃetｏgettokｎowsociety.Iｓtiｌlbeliｅvｅthaｔwoｒkingmyｈardｅｓｔdｏesmakemeｈapｐy．Iwｉllstiｌlstayonincｏlleｇe，ｂutIwｉllnoｔalloｗittoshｅltｅrｍefromtｈereａｌｗoｒld.11．Frｏmtｈispaｓsａｇｅ,weknowthatthｅauｔhor＿_____.C.reａliｚesｔhatiｔismorｅimportanttoｒeaｌlｙdｅveｌopｏneselfｔhanjuｓttostorekｎowlｅdge１2．Ｂysａyiｎgthatｓｈeis“aｊｕｎiorｓtudenｔ”iｎheｒcolｌegｅ,theauthormｅansｔhatｓhｅis_．Ａ.ａstｕdenｔinherｔhirdyｅariｎcollege13.Ｔheauｔhorthinksthｅawardsshehasreｃeiｖｅｄ_＿___.D．don’tnecessａｒilyrｅｆlectheｒrｅalｓelf14．Theａuthorfearsｔｈａt(yī)shewillｂeoｆnousetosoｃiety，ｍainlybecaｕse_.B.shedoesnoｔknowhowmｕnｉcateｗithotherｓ1５.Whichofｔhefoｌlｏwingｓtatemeｎtｓisnoｔtｒueaccｏｒdｉngｔotｈepａｓsagｅ,whｅntｈeauthoｒｓaysthatｓhewanｔsｔｏｆindａparttimeｊob?Ｄ.Ｓhewantsｔogeｔsｏmeshelteｒｆｒomtheｒeａｌworlｄ.短文理解4:35ForｅstAｖeｎueDew’sPａｒkeｒ? 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