浙大远程英语(2)第1次

窗体顶端 您的本次作业分数为：100分 词汇结构 1.This is a ___________ regarding China in your eyes. A secret B service C suspect D survey 正确答案:D 词汇结构 2.The tea is hot; he ____________ here before. A is B will have been C had been D may have been 正确答案:D 词汇结构 3.By the end of next year, I ___________ $ 1,000. A will having saved B will have saved C will saved D have saved 正确答案:B 词汇结构 4.Some people waste food, ___________ others haven't enough. A as B while C which D where 正确答案:B 词汇结构 5.If we ___________ these marks (分数) up, we'll get a total of 90. A hold B add C turn D make 正确答案:B 词汇结构 6.The laws __________ everyone no matter that their races or colors are. A laugh at B apply to C lift up D object to 正确答案:B 词汇结构 7.I'm filled with _____________ to go back home. A desire B search C opportunity D praise 正确答案:A 词汇结构 8.____________ I'm afraid of is their attitude to me. A What B Why C Who D Which 正确答案:A 词汇结构 9.Do you know __________? A what he's reading B what is he reading C what does he read D he reads what 正确答案:A 交际英语 10.- What do you think of Peter?- _______________. A I can only speak for myself. B I'm quite interested. C I find him OK. D That's not true. 正确答案:C 词汇结构 11.His speech is so boring that nearly half the ___________ dozed off (打瞌睡). A readers B audience C authors D speakers 正确答案:B 交际英语 12. - I don't care much for fish. - ______________. A Me neither. B I'm so sorry. C I think so too. D I care. 正确答案:A 词汇结构 13.Rising job losses are likely to __________ future sales. A cut into B look for C come across D insist on 正确答案:A 交际英语 14. - Are you keen on music? - __________. A That's great. B I hope so too. C Me either. D No, not particularly. 正确答案:D 词汇结构 15.This is George, __________ class you will be taking. A which B where C whose D whom 正确答案:C 词汇结构 16.I don't think we should ___________ any more time to this question. A spend B cost C devote D waste 正确答案:C 交际英语 17. - Which would you rather have, tea or coffee? - ___________________. A Neither, thank you. B Yes, both. C Why not? D Sure, I would 正确答案:A 词汇结构 18.If I were you I __________ plant some trees around the house. A will B would have C would D will have 正确答案:C 词汇结构 19.I wouldn't _____________ my money into his company. A discover B invent C draw D invest 正确答案:D 词汇结构 20.He turned over in his head the idea __________ by David. A proposed B proposing C to be proposed D having proposed 正确答案:A 完型填空 21. For the first time in our marriage, I had decided to spend my holiday alone, without my wife. We had not 1 . My common sense told me that all habits – even good ones – should be broken from time to time. Doing everything together with my wife had become very much of a habit with me. So I had gone off to Italy 2 my own to spend three weeks at a hotel at the seaside. I had hoped it would be nice and warm. But actually it was 35 in the shade, 3 enough to roast an ox. I walked about in shorts, my bald head 4 with a handkerchief, sweating and thirsty. And all the time I had to think of my wife, who had gone to the mountains of North Wales and was doubtless enjoying herself very much. Why had I, with my sensitive English skin, gone to Italy of all places? At night, I was kept 5 by two bands playing like mad in the bar downstairs. 1.A. hot B. awake C. on D. covered E. quarreled 2.A. hot B. awake C. on D. covered E. quarreled 3.A. hot B. awake C. on D. covered E. quarreled 4.A. hot B. awake C. on D. covered E. quarreled 5.A. hot B. awake C. on D. covered E. quarreled 正确答案:1-E, 2-C, 3-A, 4-D, 5-B 阅读理解 22. When a man is taller and stronger than other men, he is sometimes called a giant. Many people think of Chamberlain as a giant. He is so tall that he has a special, extra-long bed to sleep in and a special car with enough space for his long legs. During his playing days, Wilt was paid about $200 000 a year. That was what the president of the United States earned for being president. At that time, it was more than any other athlete in the entire history of sports had ever been paid. Wilt played for the Los Angeles Lakers team. He helped to make it the best team in the Western Division of the National Basketball Association, which is a group of the very finest professional teams in the world. Wilt owns a beautiful apartment building in Los Angeles and another one in New York. He owns racehorses (赛马). He wears fine clothes. He owns an English Bentley car. When Wilt was just seven years old, he took a job. He did not tell his mother or father, but one day his mother found out. She looked out into the street and saw Wilt lifting crates for a milkman. Mrs. Chamberlain told the milkman that Wilt was only seven. She said he shouldn’t be lifting those heavy milk crates. “I thought he was twelve”, said the milkman. 1. According to the passage, people called Wilt Chamberlain a giant. A. T B. F 2. Wilt Chamberlain played for the Seattle Seahawks. A. T B. F 3. The president of the United States earned as much money doing his job each year as Wilt earned playing basketball. A. T B. F 4. Wilt Chamberlain could be such a famous basketball player only because he played for the finest professional team. A. T B. F 5. According to the passage, the word “honesty” best describes Wilt’s desire to work when he was seven. A. T B. F 正确答案:1-A, 2-B, 3-A, 4-B, 5-B 阅读理解 23.Soldiers returning home from World War II were usually eager to go on with their lives. For most, that meant starting a family. Between 1946 and 1960, 63 million babies were born in the United States, up 22 million from the fifteen-year period before that. this big jump in the birth rate came to be known as the baby boom (婴儿潮). Before the war, American children were raised very strictly. They were often told to be "seen and not heard." After the war, however, young parents raised their children according to different ideas. Dr. Benjamin Spock's Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care, published in 1946, emphasized flexibility (灵活性) in raising children. Spock encouraged parents to listen to their children and respond to their wishes. New parents quickly made Dr. Spock's book the best-selling book in US history. By 1952, sales had reached 4 million copies per year for the next eighteen years. Critics (批评家) who believed that the old ways of raising children were best accused Spock of being too permissive. They thought his ideas would spoil children. But Spock opposed strict discipline because he thought there were was "no such thing as a bad boy." By this he meant that, although a child's behavior may be bad, the child is not. Millions of baby-boom parents were influenced by Spock's advice, which brought a revolution in the way children were raised.