2023年電大英語(yǔ)B漢語(yǔ)言文學(xué)本科仿真試題

電大英語(yǔ)Ｂ（漢語(yǔ)言文學(xué)本科）仿真試題第一部分：交際用語(yǔ)(共1０小題；每小題1分,滿分10分)1．?—Ｈowａｒeyoｕ,Bob?—____＿_(dá)＿_(dá)__＿_(dá)Ｔed．Ａ.Ｈowareyoｕ???? ??B．I’mfine．Thankｙoｕ.C．Ｈowｄoｙoudｏ??? ? D.Niceｔomeetyou.2． —Thanｋsｆoｒｙoｕrhelp．—＿＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)＿_(dá)＿_(dá)__Ａ．Ｍyｐleasure. ?? ? B.Ｎeveｒｍinｄ.C．Qｕｉｔeｒight.?? ?D．Ｄon’ttｈankmｅ.3. —Heｌlo,I’mＨarryPotter.—Heｌlｏ,myｎａmeisCｈarlｅsＧｒeeｎ,but＿_(dá)＿_(dá)__＿＿＿_(dá)_＿.A．callｍｙＣhaｒles ?????Ｂ.cａllmeaｔＣhａrleｓC.calｌｍｅＣharles?? ??Ｄ.cａllCharｌｅsｍe4. —Pauｌ,＿_(dá)____＿＿_(dá)__＿？—Oｈ，tｈat’smｙfatｈer!Ａndbesｉdehim,mymｏtｈer．A．wｈatｉｓthepersｏｎoverthere ? B.who’stalｋinｇoｖerthereＣ.wｈatarｅtheydoing ?? ?Ｄ.whichistｈａｔ5. —Hi,Tｏm，how’sｅvｅrytｈingwitｈｙoｕ? —_＿＿_(dá)＿＿_(dá)____＿,andhowareyou?A.Doｎ’ｔmenｔionit??? ? B.Ｈm,nｏｔtoobadＣ．Thanｋs ?? ???D．Pｒeｔtyｆａst6. —Tｈａt(yī)’sａbeａutifuｌdressｙｏuhaveon!—_______＿_(dá)___A．Oh,thａｎｋs．Igotｉtyｅsterdaｙ. ? B．Sorry,it’stoochｅap.C．Yｏucａｎｈavｅit ? ?Ｄ.Seeｙoulater.7．?—Whydidｎ’tyoｕcometomybirthdaｙparｔyyestｅrday?—_____＿_(dá)__＿_(dá)_Ａ.Eｘcｕｓeｍｅ,myfriendseｎtｍeａflowｅｒ．?Ｂ.Finｅ,Ｉneｖergoｔobirthdayｐartiｅs.C．Ha…h(huán)ａ,Idｏn’tlikeｂirthｄaypaｒｔies．?D.Sｏｒrｙ,ｂutmｙwifeｈａdacarａccideｎt8. —Ｈi，welｃomeｂaｃk!Hａdａnicetrip？—___＿＿_(dá)___＿_(dá)＿A.Oｈ,fanｔastiｃ?。苧eshａiｒ，aｎdsunshinｅe(cuò)ｖeryｄaｙ.B．Cｏmｅｏn,I’veｇotlotｓoffｕn.Ｃ．Bytheway,Idｏn’tlikeSatuｒdayｓ.D.Weｌｌ,I’lllｏokforｗarｄtoyoｕrphonecall.9． —Havｅn’ｔseeｎyoｕforaｇeｓ!Ｗhatarｅyoubusydoiｎgnow?—_____＿_(dá)＿＿＿_(dá)_Ａ.Ihateｔhｅweaｔｈerｈeｒe.Ｂ．Ｍyhaｉｒisgettｉngaｂiｔlｏｎgｅr.Ｃ.Yeａh,thａｎksforcoming．D.Iaｍworkingｐａrｔｔimｅiｎａbookshoｐ,youkｎoｗ.10.?—Ｍarilｙn,I’mafrａidIhavｅｔobelｅaｖiｎgnｏw．—____＿＿＿_(dá)_＿＿＿A.Thatｓouｎdswondｅrｆul. ?Ｂ．Ｏh，ｓoearｌy?C.Nｏｔatａll. ??? Ｄ．Gｏoｄluｃｋ！1-5ＢACBB ?6-10ADＡDＢ１.?—Wｈo’sthaｔspeakｉng？—ThiｓiｓTom______＿_(dá)＿＿＿＿A.spｅakｓ B．spｏｋen? C．speaking ?D.sａyiｎg2.?—I’msorry．Ｉlostｔhekey．—____________A.Weｌl,it’ｓOK.? ?B．Ｎｏ,it’sallrｉｇht.C．Youａreｗｅlcome. Ｄ.Ｙｏｕarewroｎg.3.?—It’sraｔhercoldiｎhere．DｏyoumindｉfIｃlｏsethewiｎｄow？—＿_(dá)___＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)__Ａ.Ｙes,please. Ｂ.No，gｏahead.? C.Ｓｕre，please. ?D．Idoｎ’tlikeit．4.?—＿_(dá)_________＿—Heteachesphysｉｃsiｎasｃｈｏｏl.A.Wｈatｄoesｙouｒｆatｈerwaｎttodｏ? B．Wｈoiｓyoｕrｆather？Ｃ.Whatｉｓyouｒfathｅr？ ? Ｄ．Ｗhereisyouｒfatherｎoｗ?5. —Excuｓeｍe,howmucｈisthejaｃkeｔ?—Ｉt’s49９Ｙuａn.__＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)_＿＿_(dá)＿.A.Oh,nｏ.That’ｓOＫ！ ? ?B.Hoｗdoyｏulikｅit?C.Whichｄoｙｏｕprefer? ? D.Wouldyouliｋetotryiｔoｎ?6.?—____＿＿_(dá)＿_(dá)_＿＿—Weｌl,ｔheygoｔｔｈeｒelasｔWednｅsday.Sｏabouｔaｗｅe(cuò)k.A.WhendｉｄyouｒparentsarriveatParis？ Ｂ．HowlonghaveｙourparentsbeｅnｉｎPａris?Ｃ.ＤidｙouｒｐａrentsarrivｅatParislａstWｅdnｅｓday？D.WhenwｉllyouｒｐarenｔｓgotoParis?7.?—Ｈowｏftendｏｙougｏｄancｉng？—＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)＿_(dá)__＿＿_(dá)Ａ.Ｉwillｇodａnｃiｎｇtomorrow.???Ｂ.Yestｅrｄay.C.Ｅｖeryotｈｅrday. ? ?? Ｄ.I’vｅbeｅndａncingｆorayｅaｒ.8. —Yｏuｋnoｗ,Iｈavethreeｋidｓnoｗ.—＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)_______A.Well，I’vegroｗｎamustache. ? B．Thａt(yī)’sｔerrific!C.Say，yｏu’ｖereallychangedyourｈaｉr.?D.Wｅll,Iｇａveupdｒiｎｋｉng．9. —HｏwaboutgｏｉｎgtodinｎerattｈeMexiｃaｎrｅsｔａuranttonｉgｈt?—______＿_(dá)__＿_(dá)A.Forgeｔｉt. ?? ? Ｂ.Sｏrｒy,IliｋeMexicanfood.Ｃ．Thａt(yī)’sgｒｅａｔ！ ???? D.Ｇｌａdyoｕlｉｋeit．１0． —Madaｍ,ｄｏaｌlthｅｂuｓesgｏdoｗntown?—__＿_(dá)____＿_(dá)__Ａ.Ｗo(hù)ｗ,yoｕgotｔｈeｉdea. ? ?B.Ｎo，neverｍind.C.Prettyweｌl,Ｉgueｓs.? ?D.Sorｒｙ,I’mneｗhere.１-5CABＣD ? 6-10ＢCBＣD１. —Coｕldyouhｅlpｍeｗithｍypｈyｓiｃs,please?—___＿＿_(dá)＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)＿Ａ.No,nowａy． B．No，Icouldn’t? C．No，Ｉcaｎ’ｔ. D.ＳorryIcan’t.Ihａｖetｏgotｏameetiｎgｒｉghtnｏｗ.2．?—CｏuｌdIｓpeaktoDonWatkiｎs,ｐｌeaｓｅ?—＿＿_(dá)＿＿_(dá)____＿_(dá)A.Ｉ’ｍlｉsteｎiｎg ??B．Oh，hｏwａrｅyou?Ｃ.Ｓｐeakｉng，please.???D．Ｉ’ｍDｏn.3. —CｏuldIboｒroｗyourcaｒｆorａｆeｗdａyｓ?—__＿_(dá)＿_(dá)＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)＿A.Yes,youmaｙborｒow．? B.Yes,ｇoｏn.C.Sure，heｒeｙoｕａｒｅ.Enjｏｙyourｊourney.D.Itdoesn’ｔｍａt(yī)ter.４.?—Ｔｈaｎkyouforiｎｖitiｎｇmｅ.—__＿_(dá)______＿_(dá)A.Ireallyhadahappｙtime．? B.Oh，ｉｔ’ｓｔoolａt(yī)ｅC．Thａnｋyoufｏｒcoming ??Ｄ.Oｈ，soｓｌowly?5． —MayＩseｅyourtickｅts,ｐleasｅ？—_＿_(dá)______＿_(dá)_A.Ｎo,theyaremine.? ?Ｂ.Nｏ,ｙoucaｎ’t.C.Sｕrｅ.? ???? Ｄ．Yeｓ,youｃａn.6.?—Hello，maｙＩtalｋｔoｔhedｉｒectoｒnow?—___＿＿＿_(dá)____＿A．Sｏｒｒy,ｈeｉsbuｓｙaｔthemｏment. B．No,youｃan’t.C.Sｏrry,yｏｕcan’ｔ ? ?Ｄ．Idon’tｋnoｗ.７.?—Iwａsｗｏrrｉeｄａｂoｕtmymａt(yī)ｈｓ,bｕtMr．BｒowngaｖｅmeanA.—___＿_(dá)_＿＿_(dá)___A.Doｎ’tｗorryaboｕtit. ?B.Coｎｇraｔulatioｎｓ!Ｔｈaｔ’sadiffiｃultcｏuｒse．Ｃ.Mｒ.Bｒoｗniｓvｅｒｙgood. D.Gooｄlucktoｙou！8.?—WhaｔｃaｎI(lǐng)doｆorｙou?—_＿_(dá)___＿_(dá)＿_(dá)＿_(dá)A.Iwaｎtａkiloofpeaｒｓ. ??B.Yｏucａnｄoiｎｙoｕｒｏwnwaｙ.Ｃ.Ｔhanks. ? ? ?D.Ｅxcuseme.I’ｍbusy.９. —Exｃuｓｅme，bｕtcａnｙｏuｔeｌlmetｈeｗayｔotheｐostofficｅ？—_＿_(dá)_____＿_(dá)__A.Dｏn’ｔaｓkthat.?? ??Ｂ.Ｓorrｙ,I’mａsｔrangeｒhere.C.No，Ｉcａn’tsaythat. ???Ｄ.No,you’redrivｉｎgｔooｆast.1０.—Oh,soｒrytobotｈeryou.—____＿＿_(dá)__＿_(dá)_A.That’sOkay.?? ??Ｂ.Ｎo,youcan’t．C．Ｔhat’ｓgooｄ.? ? ?D.Oｈ,Idon’tｋnow．1-5ＤCＣCC? ６-１０ABABA1.—Ｐl(wèi)ｅａseｈelpｙoursｅlftｏtheseafood—_____＿＿A．No,Ｉcan’t．???? ?B.Sorｒｙ,Ｉcaｎ’theｌp．Ｃ.Weｌl,seaｆoｏddon’tsuitｆoｒ. Ｄ．Tｈaｎks，bｕtIｄｏn’tlikｅtｈesｅａｆood.２．—Canyoｕｇｏｔoｔheconcertｗiｔhustｈiｓevening?—_____＿＿Ａ.Nｏ，Ialreadyhaｖeｐｌａns. ? ?B.Ｉ’ｄloveto,butI’mbｕsｙtoｎight.Ｃ.Ｎo,Irealｌｙｄon’tlikebeiｎgwｉthyoｕ. ?Ｄ．I’milｌ，soIshouldn’ｔgooｕt．3.—Cｏｎgratuｌａｔioｎs!Ｙouｗoｎｔhefirstprizeｉｎｔｏdaｙ’ssｐeechcoｎtｅst.—＿_(dá)_____．A.Yes,Ｉbeaｔｔheoｔhers． ??B.No,ｎoIdidn’tｄoitwｅlｌ.C．Thanｋyou.? ?D.Ｉｔ’ｓaplｅasｕre．4.—MuｓtＩtaｋeataxi？—Nｏ,you__＿＿_(dá)_＿．Yｏｕｃａｎtakemycａr．A.hadbｅtteｒtｏ???????B．don’ｔＣ.mｕsｔnoｔ? ? ? D.ｄoｎ’thavetｏ5.—Wearegoiｎgtｏｈaveaｓinｇingpaｒtytoniｇht．Woｕｌdyoulｉketojｏｉnus?—_______A.I’maｆraｉdnot,becａuseIｈaｖｅｔogotoaｎimpoｒｔanｔmeeting.B.Ofcoursenｏt.Ihaｖenoiｄｅａ.Ｃ.No,Iｃaｎ’t.D.That’sallseｔ.6．—MayIuseyouｒｂikefoｒaｍomenｔ?—_＿_(dá)＿_(dá)＿_(dá)A.It’swｅll.?? ? ??B.Itdoｅsｎ’ｔmatｔer．Ｃ．Byａｌlmeans.?? ? D.Ihａｖenoidea.７.—Ｈowdoyoudo?Gｌadtomｅe(cuò)tyｏu.—_______Ａ.Ｆiｎe．Howaｒeｙou? ? B.Howdoyoｕｄo？Gｌadtomeetyou,too.C．Ｈowarｅyoｕ?Thankyou! ?D．Niｃｅ．Ｈoｗaｒｅyoｕ？8.—Hi,iｓMaｒyｔhｅre,ｐlease?—__＿_(dá)___Ａ.Ｈｏlｄon．Ｉ’llgether． ? Ｂ．No,ｓｈeiｓn’there.Ｃ.Yes,sｈelｉvesheｒｅ．? ?D.Yes，wｈａｔdoyoｕwaｎｔ？9.—Ｄoyｏｕmindcｈangingseatsｗithｍe?—_____＿＿A.Yes，ｙｏucaｎ. ? ? ??B.Ofcouｒse,Ilikｅto.C.No,Idon’tmｉｎd.? ??D．Cｅrtaｉnly,plｅａseｄo．10．—Sｈaｌlwesｉｔｕｐheｒeoｎthegｒassordownｔherenearthewａt(yī)eｒ？—__＿＿＿_(dá)_A.Ｉ’dｒathersｔayｈｅreiｆyoｕdｏn’tｍind. Ｂ.Ｓoｒry,Idon’tliｋenｅither.C.Ｃertainly,whynot? ?? D.Yes,wｅｌikethesｅtwoplaces．1－5:DBCDＡ? 6-10:ＣBACA1.—HowwａsyoｕrtriptoLoｎdon,Jane?—__＿_(dá)__＿A.Ｏh，wonｄｅrｆｕliｎdeed. ????B.Iweｎtthｅrealone.C．Theguideｓｈowedmｅtheway． D.Ｂyｐlaneandbyｂus．2.—Hey,Tom,what’sup?—_______A.Yｅｓ，definitely! ???B.Oh，nｏtmｕｃh．Ｃ.Ｗhａt(yī)ishappeniｎgiｎyoulｉfe?? Ｄ．Ｙｏuarｅluｃｋy.3.—Dｏyouｍindmysmｏkinghｅｒｅ？—＿_(dá)___＿Ａ.Nｏ,thanks. ???? B.Yes,Ido．C.Yes,I’dｒａt(yī)hｅrnot. ? ?Ｄ．Gｏodidea.4．—Ｄavidinjurｅdｈisｌegpｌayiｎgfoｏtballyｅstｅｒｄａy.—Reaｌly?＿_(dá)____A.Whodidtｈat? ? ? B.Wｈａｔ’swrongｗithhｉｍ?Ｃ．Ｈｏｗdidｔhathaｐｐen??? Ｄ.Whyｗaｓｈesｏcarｅlesｓ?5.—Thisboxistｏｏheavｙformetｏcaｒryｕpstaiｒs.—__＿＿_(dá)_＿A．Youmａyaｓkfoｒｈｅlp. ? B．Ｌｅｔmegiveyouahand.C.Pleasedomeaｆavｏr.?????D．I’dcometohelp6.—Howareyｏuｆｅe(cuò)liｎｇ?—Muｃhｂetter.______＿A.Thankｓforcomingtoｓeeｍe.???Ｂ.Yｏulｏokgreat.Ｃ.Ｙouａreｓoｋind．? ? D．Ｄｏn’tmenｔｉｏnit.7.—Oh,Bｅｔｔy，weｗillbehavingaｂｕｆｆetｐａｒｔynextSaｔurdａy，andwe’dlｉkｅｙｏutoｊoinus.—＿_(dá)_____,Susan.Ｗhaｔ’ｓthｅoｃcasion?Whatｔimｅdｏｙouwaｎtｍeｔocoｍｅ?A.I’dｌoveｔo ???B．NｏwaｙＣ.Byｎomeａｎs ? ?Ｄ.I’ｍafrａidnot8.—Tomｏrroｗisｍyｂｉrｔhdaｙ.—__＿_(dá)___A．Ｏh,Iｈavｅｎoiｄea． ? ? B．I’mｇｌａdyoulikeiｔ．Ｃ.Manyhappyｒetuｒnsoftheday!?? D．Youmustbeｖeryhａppy.９.—Couｌdyoｕbeｓoｋiｎdａsｔｏｔurnｄｏｗｎthatrock“ｎ”rolｌ？I’ｍpreparｉngfｏｒtomｏrrow’sｅxａm．—_＿_(dá)＿_(dá)＿＿A．It’snoneｏfyourｂｕsinｅsｓ. ? ?B.Wｈatａreyoudoiｎg？C.Ｓｕre.Sorrytodｉsｔuｒbｙou.????Ｄ.No,Idon’ｔtｈiｎｋso．1０．—Aｒeyougetｔinganeｗflaｔthisyeａr?—___＿_(dá)＿_(dá)Iｃaｎ’ｔaｆｆoｒdｔopaｙｍybiｌls,ｌetａlｏnｅｂuyａneｗfｌaｔ.A．Withouｔqueｓtiｏn.? ? Ｂ．Ｙoumuｓtｂejｏｋinｇ.Ｃ.Gｏodideａ!??? ? D.Aｒeｙouｓure?１－5:ABＢCB??6－10:AACCB1.—IwonderifIcouｌdｕseyoｕrcｏmpｕtertonight?—_____＿＿Ｉ’mnotuｓiｎgitrighｔnｏｗ.A.Sｕｒe,goaheaｄ.??????Ｂ.Idｏｎ’tknｏw.C.Itｄoｅsn’tmatteｒ. ? ??D.Ｗhocaｒeｓ？２.—Ｅxｃusｅｍe,ｃouｌｄyoｕsｈowmetｈｅwaytotｈｅnearｅstｐｏstoffice？—_______Ohyes!TｗｏｂlockｓaｗayfromheｒeattheＧreenAｖenｕe．Yｏｕcan’tmisｓｉt.A.Ibegyourｐarｄon?? ? B．Ｗhaｔｄoyoumeａn?Ｃ．You’rｅｗeｌcome. ??? D.Mm,leｔmeｔｈiｎk.３.—Ｗｏw！Thisiｓａｍarｖｅlousrｏoｍ!I’vｅneveｒknｏｗｎyｏu’resoaｒｔistiｃ.—____＿_(dá)_A．Gｒeat,Iａmveｒyarｔ-cｏnsｃious. ? Ｂ.Don’ｔmｅntionit.C.Thanksｆｏryourｃｏmｐｌｉmｅnts． ??D.Ｉt’sfiｎe.4.—Isitｐoｓｓｉblｅfoｒyoutoｗｏrkｌatｅtonighｔ?—_____＿_(dá)Ａ.Ilikeit.?? ? ? B.I’ｌｌｄotｈat．C.Ｉ’dlｏveｔｏ.? ???D.Iｔｈinkｓo.5.—Ｕｎbeｌievabｌe!Ihavefaiｌedthedｒivｉngｔestａｇａin!—_＿＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)Thisisnotｔheｅndｏftｈeworld.Ａ.Goｏdluck. ? Ｂ.Cheerup.C.Ｇoａhead．????? ?Ｄ．Ｎopｒoblem.6.—WouｌdyouｌikeanｏtherslｉｃeofCｈristmascaｋe?—＿＿_(dá)____I’mfull.A．Yes,please． ? Ｂ.Nomｏre,tｈａnｋs.C.Wｈynｏｔ？??? ?? D.Nothingmorｅ.7.—Ｓｕｓanisaｂsenｔfｒomtoday’scｌass.—_______AsｆarasIｋnｏｗ,shehasneｖeｒmｉsｓedaclａsｓ.A．Hoｗｃome? ? B.Sowhat?C．Ｗhｙ?? ? ?? Ｄ．Whaｔｆｏr？８．—IfyｏuｌikeIcanmaiｌtｈisletterｆorｙou.—_______.Ａ.Ｔhat’sverｙkindｏｆｙｏu ?? B.YouaｒeｓokｉndC．Plｅａsegivemeａhand ?D.Ｙouaregreat9.—I’mtｅｒｒｉblyｓoｒｒytｈatI’ｖeｓpiｌledsomecoffeｅonthｅcaｒpet.—__＿_(dá)__＿A.Ｓorｒy.? ? ? B.Iｔdoesn’tｍａt(yī)tｅr.Ｃ．That’srｉght.? ? ???D．Doｎ’tmentionit.1０．—Dｏctor,Idon’ｔｆeｅlwell.—_＿_(dá)____A.Youareｆine.?? ? B.Ｉtｄoesn’tmatter.C.What’sｔheｍａt(yī)ｔer?? ?? ?D.Dｏｎ’ｔｔａkeitseriousｌy．１-5：ＡＤＣＤＢ??6-10：BAＡBC第二部分:閱讀理解（共15小題；每小題２分,滿分30分)Ｐａssagｅ１ＴｈeFｒenｃhRｅｖolｕtionbrokeoutｉｎ１78９.AtthetｉmeFraｎcewasinａcrisis.Theｇｏveｒnmｅｎtｗasｂadｌyｒunandｐeoplｅ’slivesweｒemiｓeｒaｂle．KingＬouisXIＶtrｉedtocontroｌthenaｔｉonalparlｉameｎtａndraisemｏrｅtａxes．Buthiseffoｒtｆａileｄ.HeorderedhiｓtrｏｏpｓtoＶersａｉlleｓ.ThepeｏpletｈｏughttｈatＬouisintendedｔoputdoｗntｈeＲevolｕtｉｏｎbyforｃｅ.OnJｕlｙ14,1789,thｅystormedandtookｔheBａｓtille，wherepolitｉcaｌｐrisonｅrｓweｒekeｐt.Ｅverｓinｃeｔhatday，July1４hａｓbｅｅｎtheＦrｅnｃｈNａt(yī)ｉｏnaｌDay.Louistriｅdtofleethecouｎtrｙin１792togeｔｓｕpportfroｍＡustriａaｎdPruｓsiａ.Howeveｒ,heｗascaｕghtandｐutiｎprison.IｎＳｅｐtｅmber1７９2,themonarchywasａｂolisheｄ.Ｉnthｅsaｍeyear,Lｏｕiswasexｅcuted．Ａfeｗｍoｎｔｈslatｅｒhｉｓwiｆe，Maｒiｅalsohaｄherｈeadｃuｔoｆｆ.ＴｈeRevolutｉonｏfFｒancｅhａｄfｒｉｇhtenedtheotｈeｒｋingsofＥｕｒoｐe.ArmiesfroｍＡｕstｒｉaandPrｕssiabegａntｏmａrchａgaiｎsｔFranｃe.TheFreｎｃｈraisedｒeｐuｂlｉcaｎａｒmiestoｄｅfenｄtｈｅnatiｏｎ.ＴｈeReｖolutionwｅnｔｔhrｏｕghaｐｅriodoｆterror．Thousandsｏfpeｏpｌeloｓttheirliveｓ.Intheｅnd，powｅｒpassedtoNaｐolｅonBonaｐarte．(190words)１1.Whaｔ’sthｉｓpassageabout?Ａ.Fraｎce. B.ＫingLoｕis．?Ｃ.ＴheFrenchRevｏluｔion. D.Europｅ.12.Whichdidnoｔhappｅｎin1789?A.TｈeFｒeｎｃhReｖolutiｏnbrokeout.???B.Thenatioｎaｌeｃonｏmywasdeｖelopingrａpidｌy.C.Thegovｅrnmentwasn’twｅｌlruｎ．D．ＫingLouｉsＸIVwaｓinｐoｗeｒ.13．Whereｗｅｒetｈeｐoliticalprisonerskept?Ａ.InＶｅrsaiｌlｅs．??B.InAｕstria. ?C.InＰruｓsia. ?D.InBasｔｉllｅ.1４．Whatdoestheｕndｅrlineｄｗorｄ“aｂolished”mｅan?A.Puｔoff. ?B.Esｔablｉｓhed.? C.Ｕniｔed.???Ｄ.Enｄed.15.WhatwaｓNOTtｈｅe(cuò)ffectoftｈeRevoluｔiｏn?A.Ｊuly14hａｓbｅcomｅtheＦrenｃhNationａlDay.B.ＩtｂrougｈtsｏｍｅimpactontｈeothｅrＥｕropeanKings．C.Louis’swｉfe,Marｉewaskｉlled.D.Thｅｋingtrieｄtocontrolthenationalparliamｅnt.1１-1５ＣBDＤD? Passage２InｔhｅUnitedSｔatｅｓ,itiｓnotcusｔomarytｏtelepｈonｅｓoｍｅoｎevｅryｅaｒlyｉnthｅmｏｒninｇ.Ｉｆyouｔｅleｐhonehiｍearlｙiｎｔheday,wｈiｌｅｈeｉssｈavｉngorｈavingbｒeakfast,tｈeｔimeｏfthecalｌsｈoｗstｈatthematterisvｅryimpｏrtaｎtandrequiresimmediatｅattｅntioｎ．Thｅsａmeｍeaningｉsatｔａｃheｄｔotｅｌｅphｏｎecaｌlｓmadeａfter11：00p．m.Ifｓｏmeｏnerｅcｅivesａcallｄuｒｉngsleepｉｎghouｒs,heａssumesiｔ’samaｔteｒｏflifｅordeaｔh．Ｔｈetimeｃhｏsenfoｒtｈecallcｏmmｕnｉｃatesitsimporｔaｎｃｅ.Insociａllife,ｔimeplayｓaverｙimpｏrｔantpaｒt.InthｅU．S.A．gｕesｔsteｎｄtoｆｅe(cuò)ｌtheyａrｅnｏthighｌｙｒｅgardediftheinｖitationtoadｉnnerpartｙiｓexteｎdｅdonｌythreeoｒfｏｕｒdaysbeforethepaｒｔydate．Ｂutｉtisnottrueiｎallcounｔｒies.Inotherareasoftｈeworｌd,iｔｍaｙｂｅcoｎsiderｅdfooliｓhtomaｋeanaｐpoｉｎtmｅnｔtｏofarｉｎadvancebecaｕseplanswhichaｒｅmadeforaｄａｔｅmoreｔhaｎaweekawａytｅndtobefｏrｇoｔtｅｎ.Themeaningoftｉmedｉffersindifferenｔｐartsofｔheworld.Ｔhｕs,miｓunderｓtandingsａrｉｓebetweｅnpｅoplefｒomdiffｅｒentcｕlturesthattreatｔiｍｅdiｆｆerently.PrompｔneｓsisｖalueｄhｉghlｙinAｍeriｃａnliｆe，ｆoreｘaｍple.Ｉfｐeoplｅarenotｐrompt，thｅymaｙｂerｅｇardｅdａsｉｍｐｏliｔeorｎotfｕllｙreｓｐｏnｓible．InthｅＵ.S.ｎooｎewouldthiｎｋｏfkeepｉngabusinｅssaｓｓｏciatewaitiｎｇｆoranhｏur，itｗoｕlｄbｅtｏoimpｏlite.Apeｒsoｎwhoｉs5minuteｓｌate,willsaｙafewwｏrdsｏfexｐｌanａｔｉon,ｔhｏughpeｒhａpshewiｌlnotcomｐｌeｔeｔheｓｅnteｎce．(260woｒｄs)16. Wｈatisｔhｅmainideaｏｆｔhispassａge?___＿_(dá)_____A．IｔiｓｎoｔcustomaｒytotelｅｐhonesoｍeｏnｅinｔｈemoｒnｉnｇanｄinsｌeepinghｏursｉｎtｈeU.S.B.Ｔheroｌeｏftimｅinｓociａｌliｆeovertｈeworｌd．C.Ｉfpeopｌeareｎotpromｐt,ｔheymayｂｅregaｒdｅdasimｐolｉteｏrnotfulｌyreｓpoｎｓibleinｔｈｅＵ.S.D．Nｏtｅvｅｒyｃｏｕntrytreａt(yī)sthecoｎceｐtｏftimｅaｓｔhｅｓaｍe．17． Whaｔdｏesitmeanintｈeｐａｓｓageｉfyoｕcａllsomeoneｄurｉnｇhｉsorhersleepinghours?_＿＿_(dá)_____＿A.Amatteｒofworｋ.B.Amａt(yī)terofｌifｅordｅath.C.Youwanttosｅe(cuò)ｈimorhｅｒ.D.Ｙｏｕwanttomａkeanaｐpｏintmentｗitｈｈｉｍorheｒ.18. Ｗhichoｆthefoｌｌowｉngtimeiｓｐｒoperifyoｕwanｔｔomakeａｎappｏintmentwithｙouｒfrｉenｄ?＿_(dá)＿_(dá)_____＿A.aｔ7:０0am.??B.at4:00pｍ.??Ｃ.aｔtｈｅmidnight.?D．a(chǎn)ｔ4:00ａm.１9. Wｈichｏfthefollｏwinｇｓｔatemeｎtsistｒｕeaccordingtｏthepａssagｅ？_______＿_(dá)_Ａ.InｔｈeU.Ｓ.Aguｅststendtofeelｔhｅｙarehighｌyregardeｄｉfｔｈeｉnvｉｔationｔoadinｎｅrｐartｙｉsextｅndｅdｏnlythｒeｅoｒｆｏｕrdaｙsｂeforｅthepartydatｅ.B.Ｔhereisnｏmisunｄｅrstａndiｎgarisingbeｔweenpeopｌefｒomdifferenｔｃulｔｕｒesａbouttheｃoｎceptoftime.C.ＩｔmａyｂｅconsiｄereｄfoolisｈtoｍaｋeanaｐpointmｅntｗeｌｌinadvancｅintheＵ.S.A.．D.PrｏmptnｅssｉｓvaｌuedhighlyinＡmｅricanlｉfｅ．20.?Fｒomtｈeｐａssagewecanｓafeｌyinｆeｒthaｔ＿_(dá)__＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)_.A.it’ｓａmaｔteroflifeorｄeａt(yī)hｉfｙoｕcallｓomeoｎeｉndａytimeＢ.theｍeaniｎgoftimediffeｒsｉndｉffereｎtparｔsoftheｗoｒｌdC．ｉｔmaｋeｓｎodiｆferenｃｅｉnｔheＵ．S．whetheｒyouareeaｒｌyｏｒlaｔｅfoｒabusｉnesｓpartyD.ifapersonislatｅforadate,hｅneedn’tｍａkesomeexplaｎaｔｉｏｎ16－20BＢBＤＢ??Ｐaｓsage3Ａfｏreigner’sｆirstimpressionofｔhｅＵ．S.isliｋelytobeｔｈatｅvｅryoneisinarush－oftenuｎderｐressｕrｅ.Citｙｐeopｌeａppearalwaysｔobeｈurｒyingtｏgｅtｗhｅreｔheyaregｏｉngｒｅｓtlessly,ｓeeｋingａt(yī)teｎtioninasｔore,ａndelbowingoｔhersastｈeytrytocomplｅｔethｅｉｒｅｒrａnds(任務(wù)）.Racingtｈrｏuｇｈdaｙｔimｅmealsisparｔoｆtheｐａcｅoｆlｉｆeiｎｔｈiscouｎtｒy.Ｗo(hù)rkiｎgtiｍeisconsiｄerｅdpｒeｃiｏｕs.Othersiｎｐubｌiceaｔｉngplacesarewaitingforyｏｕtｏfinishsothａt(yī)theｙtoocanｂesｅrｖedaｎdgｅtbacktoｗorkwitｈintheｔimeallｏwed.Ｅacｈpersonhurrｉestomakerｏomｆorｔheｎextpｅrson.Ifyｏuｄoｎ’ｔ,waｉtｅrswｉllhｕrｒyyｏｕ.Yｏuａｌsofinｄｄｒｉveｒｓｗillbeａｂrupｔandｔhａt(yī)peｏpｌeｗillpｕｓhpastｙou.Ｙoｕwillｍisssmiles,bｒiｅfｃoｎversatioｎs,andｓｍalｌcourtｅｓieｓｗitｈstｒangeｒs.Don’ttakeiｔpeｒｓonaｌｌy.Thｉsiｓbecauｓepeoplevalｕeｔimｅhighly,andｔhｅyreseｎtｓomeonｅe(cuò)ｌｓe“waｓting”itbeyondａcertaincoｕｒtesypoｉｎt.Theviewoｆｔiｍｅａfｆｅctｓtheimpoｒtancｅｗeatｔachtoｐａｔｉeｎce.IｎtheAmericａnsystemofvａluｅs,patienｃeisnoｔahighprｉｏriｔｙ.Maｎｙoｆｕshaｖｅwhaｔmightｂecaｌｌed“ａｓｈortfuｓe．”Weｂegintomｏvereｓtleｓslyabouｔifwｅfeeltiｍｅiｓsｌｉｐpｉngawayｗithｏutsomereturnbethiｓiｎteｒmsｏfpleasure,workvａlue,oｒreｓt.Thoseｃoｍingfｒoｍlandｓｗheretｉｍｅislookedｕpoｎdiffeｒentlｙmayfindthisｍａt(yī)terofｐaｃetobｅoｎeoｆtheiｒｍostdｉfficｕlｔadjustmｅntｓinbｏｔhｂusinessanddailyｌiｆe.ManynewｃomeｒｓtotｈeSｔaｔeswillmiｓstheoｐenｉngcourtesyoｆabｕsｉnesscaｌl,forexaｍple,theywillmｉｓｓtheｒitｕalsocializinｇthatｇoｅsｗｉtｈａwelcｏｍingcupoftｅaorcoｆfeethｅｙmaｙbetraditioｎａlintheｉｒowncountｒy.Ｔheymayｍiｓsleisuｒelybusinessｃhatsinacａféorcoffｅe(cuò)houｓｅ.Ｎｏｒmａlly,Americａnsdｏｎotassesstｈeｉｒvｉsitorsinsuchreｌaxeｄsurroundingsoverｐrｏｌonｇedsmalｌtalks.Ｗeseekouteｖiｄｅｎceofpastperformａnｃeratherthａnevaluateabusinesscｏlｌeagueｔｈroughsocｉａlｃouｒteｓieｓ.Siｎceｗegeneｒallyasseｓｓanｄprｏbeproｆeｓsｉonaｌlyrａt(yī)herｔｈａnsoｃiａlly,ｗestaｒttalkｉｎgｂuｓinessveｒyquickly．(348wｏrdｓ)21.?Whichｏfｔhefollowingstatementｓｉswｒｏng?＿_(dá)_______＿A．Americaｎｓsｅe(cuò)mtobｅalwaｙsuｎdeｒprｅssuｒe.B.Amｅrｉｃaｎsattachlessimporｔanｃetopaｔiｅncｅ.Ｃ.Aｍeｒｉcansdｏn’tｃaremuchａｂoutritualsoｃiａlｉzing.Ｄ.Amｅricansａｒeimpolitｅｔoｔheirbusiｎessｃｏlｌeａgues．22. Inthｅfｏuｒthｐaｒagｒaph,“aｈｉghprｉorｉｔy”mｅans_______＿_(dá)_．A.alessimportanｔthｉng ? B.afｉrstcoｎｃeｒnC.agoｏdbuｓｉｎeｓs ?? D.aｎａｔtrａctivegift23.?Ａmericansevａluateabusiｎｅsscｏｌlｅａgｕe_＿_(dá)___＿_(dá)__.A.throughsocialcｏurｔesy? B.throｕgｈｐrolｏngedbuｓｉｎesstalkｓC.ｂyestａblisｈinｇbusinessｒeｌations?Ｄ.byleａrningaｂoｕｔｔhｅirpaｓｔperfｏrmａｎce2４.?Tｈiｓpasｓagｅmainlｙｔalksabouｔ__＿_(dá)______.A.hｏwAmericanstreasureｔheｉrtｉme ??B．howｂusyＡmeriｃanｓareｅverｙdayC.howAmericaｎｓdobusiｎesswiｔhfｏreｉgneｒs?D.ｗhatAｍeriｃａnwａyoflifeiｓlikｅ25. Ｗeｃａｎiｎfｅrfromtheｐaｓsａｇethattheａuthｏr’stoneinｗritinｇiｓ___________.Ａ.cｒｉtiｃａｌ ?? B.ironiｃal? C.ａppreciａt(yī)ive? D.ｏbjective21-25DBDACPassage1Sixｔeen-year-olｄMarｉaｗaswaｉｔiｎｇｉnlineatthｅairｐortinSａnｔｏDｏｍｉｎgo.ＳｈewasleavingｈernativecountrｙtｏjoiｎhｅｒsisterｉntheUnｉｔedＳtaｔeｓ.ShｅｓpokｅEｎgｌｉｓhｖerｙｗeｌl.Tｈoughsｈewasveryhａpｐysｈecouldgｏaｂｒoａd,shｅwａsfeelingsaｄatleaviｎgｈerｆaｍilyaｎdfｉｅnds.Ａssｈｅｗａsｔhinｋiｎgaｌlａboutｔhis,ｓhesuddenlyheａrdtｈeairｌineemｐlｏｙeeaskingｈertoｐickｕｐhｅrluggagｅａnｄｐutitｏntｈescaｌeｓ(稱)．Marｉaｐulｌｅdandpulｌｅd．Ｔhebａgｗasｔooheａvyandｓｈejusｔcoulｄn’ｔliｆｔiｔｕｐ．Theｍanbehｉｎdherｇotvｅｒyｉmpatiｅnt.He,too,ｗaｓwaｉtingtochecｋinhisluggage．“Ｗhat’sｗroｎgwithｔｈisgirl？”Ｈesaid,“Whｙdoeｓn’tshehｕrｒyup?”Hｅmovedｆoｒwarｄａndｐｌacedｈisbagoｎｔhecounter，hopingtocheckinfｉst．Ｈewａｓiｎahｕrrytｏgeｔagoodｓeaｔ.Mariawasverｙangry，ｂutshｅｗasveｒypｏｌite.AndinhｅｒｂeｓtEnglisｈshesaid,“Whyaｒeyousouｐseｔ？Ｔｈeｒeareenoｕｇｈseａt(yī)sｆorevｅrｙoneｏnthepｌaｎe.Ifｙｏｕareiｎsuｃhahｕrry，whycan’tyｏugivemeａhandwithmｙｌuｇgagｅ？”ThｅｍａｎｗaｓsurprｉsedtｏhearMariaspeakＥｎgｌish．Heqｕiｃklypicｋｅｄｕphｅrluggageandsteｐpｅdback.Eveｒｙｏｎewａsloｏkingａt(yī)hｉｍwｉｔhdisapprｏvaｌ.(224words)11.Maria’sｓtｏryhａppeneｄ_＿_(dá)＿_(dá)＿_(dá)＿．A．ｗhenshewaｓｌeaviｎgＡmerica B.onｈerｗaybaｃktｏSａntoDomｉnｇoC.beforｅｓhelefttｈeUSＡ ??Ｄ．wｈeｎｓhｅarrｉｖedattheａirpｏrt12．Yｏubeliｅverｔhattheworkoftheairliｎｅe(cuò)mpｌoyeemｅntiｏnｅdintｈestｏryisｔo___＿＿_(dá)_attｈeairport.A.ｈelpｃarrypｅｏple’ｓluｇgagｅ ?B.askpｅopletopicｋuｐtｈｅｌuｇgageC.ｃhecｋpｅoｐｌe’sｌｕgｇaｇe D.tａkecaｒeoｆpｅoｐle’ｓluggaｇｅ13.“Ｗhyａreyouｓoｕpsｅｔ?”Mariａsaidtoｔheman.Sheｗaｎtedｔotｅllｈimthatheｓhouｌdnotｂe＿_(dá)____＿．A.surｐrｉｓed ??B.sａｄ ? C.unhａpｐｙ?? D.sorｒｙ14.“Evｅryonewaslｏoｋiｎgａｔhimwithdiｓapprｏvａl．”Thｉｓsentencｅｍeaｎｓthaｔthepeｏpleａroundfelt___＿_(dá)__．A.worrieｄaboutＭａｒｉa ?? B．ｗoｒriedaboutthemanC.sｏｒryfｏrMariａ’sｍａnｎers ?? D．sorryfoｒthｅｍａn’smanners１5.TｈeautｈoｒｍｅntｉonedMａria’saｇeａt(yī)ｔhebｅgｉnningofthestoryｉnorderｔｏshｏｗｔhat＿＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)__＿.Ａ.ｓhewasｙoungbuｔｂehavｅdｐｒoperｌy ? B.shｅwｏｕldｎothaｖeleｆthomｅaｌoneC.eｖerｙｏｎｅaroundｈｅｒwaswronｇ? ? Ｄ.itwａsnotｇｏodthatｎobodyoｆｆerｅdtｏｈｅｌpｈeｒ1１-15DCCDA ?Passaｇｅ2Ｔhｅrearｅtｈreekindsofｇoals:short-term,meｄium-rangeandｌｏng-tｅrmｇｏals．Sｈoｒt-ｔermgoaｌsarｅｔhｏseｔhａt(yī)usualｌydealｗiｔhcｕｒｒentａctivitieｓ,whicｈweｃanaｐplｙｏｎaｄailybａsiｓ．Suchgoalscanbeachｉｅvedinａweｅkorｌesｓ,orｔｗｏｗeeks,orpoｓsibly，mｏnths.Ｉｔshouｌdberｅmemberｅｄthatjusｔasabuiｌdｉｎgiｓｎostrｏngeｒthanitｓｆounｄaｔioｎ,long-ｔｅｒmgoａlscaｎnoｔaｍounttoveｒyｍuｃhwiｔhｏutｔhｅａchieｖｅmenｔofｓolidsｈort-teｒmｇoals.Ｕponcompleｔingourshorｔ-tｅrｍgoalｓ，weshoｕｌddateｔheoccasionａndthenadｄnewshort-teｒmgoalstｈatwｉｌlbuildonthosｅthaｔhaｖebeencｏｍpleteｄ．Ｔheinterｍedｉatｅｇoalsｂuiｌdonｔhｅfoｕnｄatioｎoftheshort－tｅｒｍｇｏａls.Thｅymightdｅaｌwｉthｊustoneｔermoｆsｃhoolorｔheentireschｏｏｌｙeａr，ｏrtheycｏuldeveneｘteｎdfoｒsｅvｅｒalyeａrs．Anytｉｍeyｏumoveastepatatimｅ,youshｏuldｎeverallｏｗｙouｒseｌｆｔobecomedisｃｏｕｒagedoｒoｖeｒwhｅｌｍｅd.Asyoucｏｍpletｅe(cuò)achstep,ｙouｗillenfoｒcetｈebｅliefinｙoｕｒａbiｌｉtｙtogrｏwandsｕcceed．Ａndaｓyourｌistoｆcompleｔｉｏｎｄatesgrｏw,yｏuｒmotivatioｎaｎdｄesirewilｌiｎcrｅａse.Loｎg－termgoalsｍayｂerｅlａt(yī)edtｏourｄrｅamｓofthｅfｕturｅ.Theymightcoverｆｉveyeaｒｓoｒmore.Ｌifｅｉsnotastaticthｉng.Weｓhoｕlｄneveｒallowaｌoｎg－ｔermｇoaｌtｏliｍitusorourｃoursｅｏfａcｔion.（221words）16.?Ourlｏng-tｅrmgoａlsｍeanａlot__＿_(dá)______＿＿.Ａ.Ｉfwｅcannｏtreａcｈｓｏlｉdshｏrt-termgｏaｌｓ Ｂ.Ifwecomｐｌetｅthｅshort-terｍgoalｓＣ．Ifweｈａvedｒeamsofthefutｕre ?? D.Ifｗeputforｗaｒｄsoｍeplａns17． Ｎeｗshoｒt-termgoalsaｒｅbuiltuｐon＿_(dá)__＿_(dá)_____＿.A.aｄaｉlybaｓｉs ? ?Ｂ．yoｕrachievemenｔinaｗeｅｋC.ｃurrentactivities? ???D.thegoａlsthａt(yī)havebeｅncompletｅd18.?Wheｎｗｅcｏmpleteeaｃｈstｅｐofourｇｏａlｓ,＿_(dá)_＿＿＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)__.A.wｅwiｌlwinfｉnalsuccｅｓs ? Ｂ.wｅareovｅrｗhelmedＣ.ｗeshｏuldbｕｉｌｄupconfidenceｏｆｓuｃcｅss D.weｓhouldhaｖeｓtｒongdesireｆorsettiｎgｎewｇoals１９. Ｗhatisthemainｉｄeａｏfthispassage?______＿_(dá)___＿ALifeｉｓadｙnamｉctｈing. ??Ｂ.wｅshouldsetuplong-termｇｏalsC.Ｄifferentkiｎdｓofgoａlsinlife．???D．Ｔhｅｌｉmiｔatiｏnoflong-teｒmgｏaｌｓ.20. Whｉchoftｈefｏlloｗingstaｔｅmentｓisｗrongａcｃordiｎｇtoｔhepassage？______＿_(dá)____A.Ｔｈｅｌｏng－ｔermｇｏalscａｎnｏtamountｔovｅrymuchwiｔhouttheachieｖeｍenｔoｆsｏliｄｓhｏｒt－tｅrmgｏaｌｓB.Ｔｈｅinｔermeｄｉａt(yī)egoaｌsｂuｉldonｔhefoundatｉoｎofthesｈorｔ-termgoals.C.Lifeisastatiｃthｉng,thuswｅsｈoｕldneｖeralｌowａlｏng-ｔermgoaｌtolimitｕsoroｕrcｏurseofａｃtioｎ.D.Ｗｅsｈｏｕldoftenaｄdnewshort-terｍgoalstothｏsewhichｈavebeencompleted．16-２0ＢDCCC ?Passａge3BriｔainandＦrancearesepaｒａｔedbyｔheEｎgｌishＣhaｎnel，ａbodyofwatｅrthａt(yī)caｎbecｒoｓsｅｄinasfeｗaｓ20minuｔes.Bｕtｔheculｔuresoｆtｈetｗoｃounｔriesｓoｍｅtimessｅe(cuò)ｍｔobemiｌesapaｒｔ.LastTｈｕｒsdayBｒiｔainandＦraｎceceleｂｒａｔedthe100thａnniversarｙ(周年紀(jì)念)ｏｆthesｉｇniｎｇofafｒienｄshipａgｒeeｍentcalledtｈeＥnｔentｅCｏｒdialiｔy.Theaｇrｅe(cuò)mentmarkedanｅｗbegiｎｎｉngfortheｃountｒｉesfｏlｌowｉnｇceｎturiｅsofwａrsａｎｄｌｏvｅ-ｈatｅｐartｎership.Ｂuttheiｒrelatioｎshiphasbeenｕpｓａnｄdｏwnsｏverｔｈｅｐａsｔcentury.Jusｔlａstyeａr，tｈereｗeｒefieｒｃｅｄｉｓａgreemeｎｔsovertheIｒaqｗａr-wｈichBriｔiｓｈＰrimｅMiniｓterTonyＢlａirsuｐportedｄespiteFｒｅnchPｒeｓidenｔJacquesＣｈｉrａcｓpeakinｇoutａgａｉｎstiｔ.ＴhisｄiscｏmfortｉsexｐｒesｓedinBlａirａnｄCｈｉrac’sbodｙlanguageatinternaｔionaｌmeetiｎgｓ．WhilethｅFreｎchｌeａderoftengｒｅe(cuò)tsGeｒmａnChａnceｌｌorGeｒharｄＳchroeｄｅrwithａhug（擁抱)，Blaｉrjuｓtreceｉvesaｈandshａkｅ.However,somepｏliticalｅxperｔssaytheｗarinIraqcouldinfactｈavｅhelpedtiｅs.Thehiｓtoｒyofdivｉsiｏｎsｍaywellbeｂecauｓeofｔheveryｄiffereｎｔwayｓiｎwhicｈｔhetｗosidesseeｔhｅworlｄ.Butthisdoeｓｎ’tstoｐ12mｉｌlionＢrｉtoｎｓtakingｈｏliｄａysinFraｎcｅe(cuò)aｃｈyear.Ｈowｅver,only３mｉlliｏnＦrenchcomeintheopposiｔedirectiｏｎ.Surveys（調(diào)查）shｏｗthａｔmoｓtFｒenｃｈpeoplefｅe(cuò)lclｏｓertoｔheＧerｍanｓtｈaｎtheｙｄoｔotheBritish.AndtheresｅarcｈcarrieｄｏutiｎBritaiｎhａsfoｕｎdthatonlyathiｒｄｏfｔhepopulａt(yī)ｉonbelieｖestheFｒenchcanbetrｕｓted．Perhapｓthiｓbadfｅe(cuò)lingcomeｓｂecａuｓeｔheBrｉtiｓｈdislikeＦrance’scloserelaｔｉonshiｐwitｈGermaｎy,ｏrbｅcaｕsethｅFｒenchareｎｏtｈappywiｔhＢｒiｔain’scｌｏsｅｌinkｓｗiｔhｔhｅUS．Ｗhａt(yī)evertheａｎsweris,asbothsidｅsｃeleｂratｅ１00ｙｅarｓof“doubtfulｆriｅndsｈip”,tｈｅyareatlｅａstabｌeｔomakejokeｓaboｕtｅaｃhother.Ｈｅre’sｏne:Wｈaｔ’sthebestｔhingabｏutBriｔain’sｒelａt(yī)iｏnｓhｉpｗiｔhＦrance?TheEngｌiｓhChaｎnel.(32０ｗｏrds)21. 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B.Britｉshｐeｏple…GｅrmanｙC.Frenchpeople…Brｉtain?? ?Ｄ.Britishｐｅoｐlｅ…Ｆrａnce2５． Whatdoestｈelastseｎtencemean?Ａ．AslongastheEnglishChａnｎelexists,nｏｆurtｈerdiｓagreemｅntwilｌfｏrmｂetwｅe(cuò)nFraｎcｅandBrｉｔaiｎ.B.TheEngliｓhＣhaｎnｅlｃanｐｒｅｖentanyｔhiｎｇuｎfrｉenｄｌyhａppeninginbotｈFｒanｃeandBrｉtaｉn.C.FrancｅanｄＢrｉtaｉｎａreneａrnｅiｇhｂors,andthｉsｗｉllheｌpｂａlａnｃethｅｒelatｉonshｉpｂｅtweｅnthem．D．ＴｈeEnglisｈChａnnｅlｉsthelａrｇｅstenｅmybetweｅnFrancｅaｎｄＢritain.21-25DDＡDCPaｓsage１Comｍunｉtyserｖiｃeｉsａnimportａntcｏｍpｏnenｔofeducatｉoｎhereaｔoｕruniveｒsity.Ｗeｅnｃｏuｒａgeaｌｌstudentstoｖolｕｎteｅrforaｔｌｅastoｎecomｍunityactivitｙｂeｆorethｅygraduａt(yī)e．Aneｗcｏｍmunityprogramcaｌleｄ“OｎeOnOne”heｌpsｅｌeｍｅｎtarystudｅntswhｏ’vefaｌｌenbehind.Ｙoureｄuｃatｉonmａｊｏrsmiｇhｔbeespeｃialｌyiｎｔerestedｉnｉtbeｃauseiｔoｆｆersｔheｏppｏｒtuｎｉtyｔodosometeaching，thaｔis,ｔutoringinmatｈａｎdEngliｓh．Ｙｏu’dhavetovoluntｅe(cuò)rtwohouｒｓaweeｋfｏroｎesemesｔer.Yｏucaｎcｈoｏsetoｈelpachiｌdwithmatｈ,Ｅngliｓh,ｏｒｂoth.Half－h(huán)oｕrlessｏnｓａrｅfine,soyoucoulｄｄoahａｌｆhｏurofｅaｃｈｓuｂｊeｃｔｔｗodaysawｅe(cuò)ｋ.ＰroｆessorDｏdgewｉｌlａcｔaｓaｍｅntoｒtothetutors—hｅ’lｌｂeaｖａilableｔｏhelｐyouｗｉthlｅssonpｌansoｒtooｆfersuggestionsforaｃtiviｔies.HehasｏffｉｃehoｕrseveryＴｕesdayandThｕrsｄayａｆternoon.Youcansigｎｕpfortheｐrogramwitｈhiｍａｎdbeginthｅtutｏrｉngnextｗeek.I’msureyou’lｌｅnjoythisｃoｍｍunityｓeｒｖiｃe…andｙou’ｌlgａinvａｌuａｂleｅxperiencｅatｔheｓamｅtime.Iｔloｏｋsgｏｏdonyｏurrｅsｕme,too,sｈowingthａt(yī)you’ｖehaｄｅxperｉencewithｃhilｄrenandthａｔyo