新概念英語Book 3試卷(B)

《新概念英語》Book3（B）卷I.Fillina(n)orthewherenecessary.Ifnot,mark“X”:(1X10=10%)___1___greatship,Titanic,sailedforNewYorkfromSouthamptononApril10th,1912.Shewascarrying___2___1,316passengersand___3___crewof891.Evenby___4___modernstandards,___5___46,000tonTitanicwas___6___colossalship.Atthattime,however,shewasnotonly___7___largestshipthathadeverbeenbuilt,butwasregardedasunsinkable,forshehadsixteenwatertightcompartments.Eveniftwoofthesewereflooded,shewouldstillbeabletofloat.___8___tragicsinkingofthisgreatlinerwillalwaysberemembered,forshewentdownonherfirstvoyagewith___9___lossof___10___life.II.Supplythecorrectprepositionsoradverbs:(1X10=10%)1.“Whateverareyoudoingupthere,Bill?”askedthevicar_____surprise.2.Everymorning,MrSmithlefthomedressed_____asmartblacksuit.3.LastnightIsawacarstopthere,withitsheadlights_____.4.Thebanknotescookedinmicrowaveovenhaveturned_____ash.5.ThefamousmonasteryofStBernardliesaboutamile_____.6.Mostcatsremainsuspicious_____humansalltheirlives.7.Thehardenedprofessionalsmuggler,_____theotherhand,isnevertroubledbythefeelingofguilty.8.Theoldmanwhofellfromthestairssuffered_____abrokentooth.9.Seeingthegoldringontheroad,thegirl’sfacelighted_____.10.Perfumeisnotexempt_____importduty.III.Givethecorrectforms,tenses,orvoicesoftheverbsinparentheses:(1X20=20%)Pumas___1___(be)large,cat-likeanimalswhich___2___(find)inAmerica.Whenreports___3___(come)intoLondonZoothatawildpuma___4___(spot)forty-fivemilessouthofLondon,they___5___(take)seriously.However,astheevidence___6___(begin)toaccumulate,expertsfromtheZoo___7___(feelobliged)___8___(investigate),forthedescriptions___9___(give)bypeoplewho___10___(claim)___11___(see)thepuma___12___(be)extraordinarilysimilar.Thehuntforthepuma___13___(begin)inasmallvillagewhereawoman___14___(pick)blackberries___15___(see)“alargecat”onlyfiveyardsawayfromher.Itimmediately___16___(runaway)whenshe___17___(see)it,andexperts___18___(confirm)thatapuma___19___(notattack)ahumanbeingunlessit___20___(corner).IV.Choosethebestanswers.(Mostofthesentencesaremadeupaccordingtothestoriesinthetextbook):(1X15=15%)1.Sofaint_____thatnoonethoughtthattheshiphadbeendamaged.A.thenoisewasB.hadbeenthenoiseC.itwasthenoiseD.ithadbeenthenoise2.Therewasnotenough_____inthelifeboatsforeverybody.A.roomB.placeC.volumeD.area3.After_____afewmilesacrosstheCaribbean,theyarrivedatasmallcoralisland.A.byrowingB.rowedC.rowingD.torow4.Thegoddessturnedouttobeaverymodern-lookingwoman.A.appearedB.provedC.resolvedD.changed5.Alfwas_____anythingtohiswife.A.soembarrassedhesaidB.veryembarrassedandsaidC.veryembarrassed,sohesaidD.soembarrassedthathedidnotsay6.Beforehe_____homeatnight,hetookashowerandchangedbackintohissuit.A.wasreturningB.returnedC.hadreturnedD.willreturn7.Manualworkeroftenreceivemuchhigher_____thanpeoplewhoworkinoffices.A.wagesB.feesC.paymentsD.gain8.Thepoorjournalisthadatlastbeen_____tosendafax.A.admittedB.letC.leftD.givenpermission9.Hesentthejournalisttwofaxes,butdidnotreceive_____.A.thereplies10.Usingbarsmade_____iron,thethievessmashedtheshopwindow.A.fromB.ofC.byD.with11.Johnwasafurniturebusiness.He_____thebusiness.B.thereplyC.noreplyD.areplyA.isinchargeofC.chargesB.isinthechargeofD.bearsthechargesof12.Thebridgeislocatedinaveryagreeablesituationwithtwosmallhillslying_____.A.oneithersideB.oneverysideC.besidesD.sidebyside13.TheVerrazanoBridge_____BrooklynwithStatenIsland.A.attachesB.unifiesC.linksD.relates14.MrsEleanorRamsayisaverywealthyladywho_____aflatwithhercatRastusforagreatmanyyears.A.sharesB.hassharedC.sharedD.hadshared15.MrsRamsay’scathadbeenkidnapped.Herfirstreaction_____thepolice.A.wastocallB.wascallingC.shewouldcallD.beingtocallV.TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoChinese:(2X5=10%)1.HesoonmadeanameforhimselfandcametobeknowntotheItaliansasGiovanniAcuto.2.Sheintendedtodressupasaghostandasshehadmadehercostumethenightbeforeshewasimpatienttotryiton.3.Twomenwhorecentlyspentfivedaysonacoralislandwishedtheyhadstayedtherelonger.4.Afewminuteslater,Iwasabletohurryawaywithpreciouschalkmarksonmybaggage.5.“Catbehavelikewell-trainedparatroopers,”adoctorsaid.Itseemsthatthefurthercatsfall,thelesstheyarelikelytoinjurethemselves.VI.TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEgnlish:(2X5=10%)1.那位英語老師原來是她的父親.2.駕駛員的粗心導(dǎo)致這場交通事故.3.越多越好.4.小男孩大聲喊叫:“午飯好了沒有?我餓死了.”5.她把城市想象成天堂,充滿著陽光.VII.Cloze(1X20=20%)Once___1___atime,manyrabbitslived___2___inadeepmountain.Butatiger___3___appearedandkilledthem___4___.Afterafewmonthsthetigerkilledalltherabbits___5___one.Sotherabbitcouldnotsleep___6___.Itwaswinter.Snowcoveredallthemountains.Itwasverycold.Onedaythetigerran___7___tofindhisfood.___8___hemettherabbit.Thetigertriedtoattacktherabbit.___9___therabbithadacleaveridea.Therabbitsaid,“Deartiger,youcancatchabigandsweetfish.Youcanenjoyme___10___.Followme.”Thetigerfollowedhimvery___11___.Therabbitbroughtthetigertoalake.Theyfoundthaticecoveredthelake.Sotherabbitbroketheice___12___histeethandlegs,andmadeaholeintheice.Thentherabbitsaidtothetiger,“Deartiger,pleaseputyourtailinthishole,andabigfishmustbiteit.Atthattimepullyourtail___13___veryquickly.Youmustcatcha___14___fish.”Sothefoolishtigerputhislongtail___15___thehole,andwaited___16___alongtime.Afterafewhoursthetigertriedtopullouthistail,butthewaterfroze___17___arounditagain.Sohecouldnotpullhistail___18___thehole.Atthattimetherabbitranawaytoa___19___mountain.Thismadethetigervery___20___.1.A.onB.uponB.pleasedB.sometimesC.atD.inC.lovelyC.readily2.A.happily3.A.sometimeD.delightedlyD.always4.A.oneafteranotherC.onebyoneB.onefollowedanotherD.all5.AexceptB.besidesC.exceptforD.withexceptionB.atthenight6.A.inthenightC.atnightD.duringthenight7.A.everywhere8.A.Atthattime9.A.AndB.hereandthereC.somewhereD.toanyplacesD.AtatimeB.ThemomentB.HoweverC.ButB.tomorrowC.thefollowingdayD.nextdayC.WhenD.Howthat10.A.thenextday11.A.easily12.A.byB.rapidlyB.withC.readilyD.pleasantlyD.byusingD.offC.usingC.from13.A.outB.outofB.largeB.onto14.A.huge15.A.inC.strongC.deepinC.aboutD.bigD.into16.A.forB.aroundB.hardD.during17.A.quickly18.A.outC.powerfullyD.stifflyD.fromoutofD.farB.fromB.deepB.angryC.behindC.tall19.A.distant20.A.sorryC.happyD.excitingVIII.Readingcomprehension:(1X5=5%)Ineverylanguagetherearewordswhichhavesomeinterestingstoriesbehindthem.Theword“Sandwich”,forexample,isverycommoninEnglish.Ifwewanttoknowthestorybehindit,wemustknowsomethingaboutanEnglishnobleman(貴族)called“Sandwich.”Sandwichlivedinthe18thcentury.Helikedtoplaycardsformoney.Heoftenplayedfortwenty-fourhours,andnotevenstoptohavehismeals.Heorderedhisservantstobringsomemeatandbread,andheplayedwhileeating.Heputthemeatbetweentwopiecesofbread,andheheldthefoodinhislefthandwhileheplayedwithhisrighthand.PeoplelikedSandwich’sideaandbegantoeatbreadandmeatinthisway.FromthenameofthemanSandwich,wehavetheword“Sandwich”today.1.Sandwichwasamanfrom_____.A.CanadaB.EnglandC.theU.S.D.France2.Theeighteenthcenturywas_____.A.1700-1800B.1700-1799C.1801-1899D.1800-1900Sandwichwas_____.A.richB.poorSandwichoftenplayedcards_____.3.C.oldD.young4.A.duringthedaynotatnightC.frommorningtoeveningB.OnlyatnightnotinthedayD.alldayandallnight5.Nowfromthestoryweknow“San