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; T4 E' o! _# X; v, w( A一、单选题(共 50 道试题,共 100 分。) V 1. When do the bids rise most?The bids rise most just before the close of the ().
6 Y- u( i( I# y7 vA. auction
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C. activist
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! |3 [9 R) G! h. [7 v2 `/ s6 E2. She has that reserve and slight coldness of manner which is () English.; U1 z5 C# c' v9 \
A. typically% @* n1 w0 |2 z. L: K" s$ F5 h
B. physically: P% Q' K/ v8 m8 X4 J9 m
C. economically. S7 v( a3 m- ~" q J
D. permanently
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3. She is continually () her position/authority by getting other people to do things for her.
0 j. R( g( ~/ g9 \2 T GA. abusing
5 o6 o: Z9 r# d( W& Y( PB. teasing
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D. tempting( l+ Y' L l0 K2 H
. {# s% s+ |2 O4. We were in the same college, () was male-only at that time.
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C. it
) S: k- q- Y. T! YD. although w) \( }2 s. k4 [6 W$ ~1 h9 J
6 g& I( c4 `# S9 f! W# j7 i5. — I don‘t think that it‘s true. He‘s always telling strange stories.— ().
9 w1 Q* I$ ^7 R, p& B3 YA. Why not!
( }$ f1 z, L, m+ K5 \, k4 h3 mB. I am of the same opinion. I think his story is true this time.
$ y( T$ V( w- t& n! t( L! JC. I know. But this time I can‘t decide if he is right or not.
c: S5 k5 }2 L+ T8 a/ R/ ZD. I cannot share your view. It must be a false story.! D+ g! u# c% y+ X/ b) w
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6. — It’s been a wonderful evening. Thank you very much.( i0 x: \# ?& b/ u/ B$ n4 w6 I
A. Just so-so.
0 \5 W0 Y" {# ^B. No, thanks.
9 {7 ^ c" |; { zC. My pleasure.
4 J5 U x/ V" X0 Y5 x% gD. It’s OK.
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$ f; I. Y; e2 T8 l$ y- }% a( u7. I don't enjoy () activities./ X7 m" ^% m4 Z5 T& A
A. feasible
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1 ~2 S6 h5 s6 l" MC. sensitive
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$ d+ j1 y0 c' E/ l8. — I am afraid I spilled coffee on the tablecloth.— ().1 _! O$ V0 U5 t1 e; g6 B
A. Don’t worry about it.
% |3 f4 g# c1 R; s: \B. What’s wrong with you?
7 y' p7 @# @# c6 |( UC. What’s happened?) g4 H& B( _- K- e
D. You have done well.
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8 U! H9 T$ c. i2 T# J9 N* g9. — Can I help you? What would you like?— I don’t know.— Would you like something to eat? How about some cakes?— (). I think I’d like some bread.
, |# A8 |3 V& X0 sA. Yes, please
3 U0 H6 N# W* qB. That’s it7 K, }; S+ o2 J* V" @; Y4 c" v
C. No, thanks5 X4 S. b b" P3 v- \4 n% _: n
D. It doesn’t matter" s4 P' u/ [& x! B# {
?# y6 c" S( }: t10. The commission is made up of five people, () two women.( j o% Q; f* k; M+ o* o# L" X
A. including3 Q) j2 F' w/ F; W, v, L
B. involving
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: v: h d$ g. y6 ~! ~1 G, V11. I have heard () he will come tomorrow.
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C. what4 q7 d; V' m4 E# H
D. that
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' |/ Y/ `# d. j0 ^12. I first met Simon three years ago. She () at a university at that time.
% s ^+ v5 D# K9 u9 H$ R$ EA. has worked
# G+ E8 Y9 V0 nB. was working, M0 d$ F, D- G! N6 y; _4 r
C. has been working4 x; U! h3 X9 Q/ S# X. j
D. had worked
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13. —Don‘t think in Chinese when you're speaking English.— ().7 {% C3 K. Y2 l* r4 x
A. You are quite right. I just think in Chinese.
1 t- ^7 ?" g ]! hB. I’m sorry, but I think in English.! ~9 E' J6 i! ]) X7 ^1 I# P6 }9 \
C. You can say that again.2 i1 [9 W; [* m
D. It’s nonsense.
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% C, [ H) p z, d14. People often try to make too many changes (), then find it too difficult.
) }7 q- d5 r" G$ A! lA. at least7 p; y4 J1 ~6 [& B" l. S! G# A' Q E
B. at once0 a3 c; r7 S2 B; m1 ]
C. at most
" X6 T5 [' e0 |0 xD. at all
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8 @0 I" L5 r: m" x Z( L15. My watch () at nine o’clock, but now it ().! F5 X( Y* ]# U) t5 p
A. went; stopped
0 `' [" z# S- T7 z0 \+ QB. went; is stopping
) J8 ?; C$ e2 d; }5 T/ L! `/ }C. was going; stopped
* S0 {; k: [$ y9 h, j' V) W/ K0 X% lD. was going; has stopped
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, {( O5 q4 j; Z+ l; j6 }16. —I wonder if I could possibly use your car for tonight?—(). I’m not using it anyhow.
2 n* p5 q4 t( A& L x, @& _) W2 xA. Sure, go ahead
/ @1 e) {: } p* l1 T( c6 T% S. [B. I don’t know, K6 b7 G: A& E5 i G" m
C. Yes, indeed
/ E' A4 M, D: y2 j i8 \2 _D. I don’t care
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17. He got up () early () he caught the first bus.
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B. so; that
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D. such; that
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7 w7 K5 M6 {8 u+ r) d18. You'll never guess the answer. Do you ()?
, K5 P, @" G6 L% [& CA. give up
$ V( `- o# H( C0 V3 S" LB. get off
6 N& O8 r; G5 KC. give away
?6 J& Q8 n/ E& v2 U. CD. get down; c8 w. o3 b& u$ n1 i0 \
# y% Q& N$ I- \% ]; S% h19. By the time you arrive in London, we () in Europe for two weeks./ z b1 f# M& z/ i4 e' t: v+ |
A. shall stay
: x' j) O1 J3 ]2 o% W$ oB. will have stayed" I2 h0 ^/ s1 k1 I7 b" k1 d% s; O
C. have stayed
5 n4 g& x' z5 q0 E$ A% qD. have been staying2 i- R: f5 [4 r' D* F# C
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20. After () on the trousers, he found they were 2 inches too long.
j2 P |) A; @: S wA. putting
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C. to put
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3 l: G+ [6 f6 b3 h7 f; z9 @3 p% q) _21. Had I got there five minutes earlier, I could () her. H* e# `( o0 k/ K" X
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C. have met
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+ V% b; \+ I) L; i! w7 Q( r22. () there is no rain, farming is difficult or impossible.7 z/ s6 w; I, b- g( \3 K
A. As
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C. Where" m. m" B/ s! n) P0 I& L5 x
D. When
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23. —Could you do me a favor?— ().2 G& A* Z* k% M, V% ^" r
A. Never mind.$ y1 i5 ~. x1 D$ l9 [4 `! s
B. With pleasure.! t8 j7 b1 @+ |: x* j' M
C. Can’t complain.0 Q/ E+ ]7 j/ W
D. Not at all.2 i! A" @2 l- \$ [( f' Q' |
/ o/ M/ z9 b. v' D. j4 A24. Could you tell us () gate we have to go to?& r0 T- n! H$ }" c6 o# q) R
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D. which
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25. The new system will be () with existing equipment.
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C. compatible
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26. And that is really the problem, irrespective () what this site turns out to be.. G$ ?3 A: C" g" Y+ l4 E6 A+ B
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B. of! ^6 H' i/ [7 k5 @
C. in
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27. It is unwise of you () the proposal.
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B. turn down
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" M1 g- ] U0 O6 ?9 \D. to turn down
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0 {- p' N* u" S, m28. — Thank you for your invitation.
7 m0 @4 q7 k" X" I/ n4 iA. It doesn’t matter. n" q! h( n, P9 w" Y# c
B. It’s a pleasure.
3 A7 W- C" a% E- m: J9 R- v' x( hC. I’ll appreciate it.
3 u4 U/ |! C& H: r+ N' L5 iD. It’s a small thing.
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~' e b, _2 ~$ R1 G29. With a lot of difficult problems (), the newly-elected president is having a hard time.2 P, L2 k# b4 G, O
A. settled P) O j1 t+ [
B. settling- E2 s8 z- Z3 q& [: X; M3 m
C. to settle
- t) t1 @" U; F: m' b! aD. being settled
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( U4 W9 C, N6 y; l- U2 O5 h30. — I think foreign languages are more interesting than science.— ().
$ u& j3 C: A! P+ o# IA. I totally agree with you. I prefer science.
% y* j6 b: }) a1 _3 ^" m* lB. I really can't agree with you. I prefer science.
% y9 w: u% C7 n) C% oC. I am of a different opinion because I like foreign languages very much.( ]0 p9 E! ?! M, e% Q$ m7 J" U
D. I completely agree with you. I love science, too.3 n# M# \& {) D2 l
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31. ()I accept that he's not perfect in many respects, I do actually quite like the man.6 H" Q8 a# O8 U' J3 E
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B. how
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D. while. u: G2 X# X# Z/ F5 K+ i. _9 i
) A4 B1 r6 z8 G# H32. The room was designed () a study.4 _$ R6 |7 D6 K) B6 E. y( U- F
A. being
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C. to be* w; L# u, @( x7 E( ^: u; C
D. to have been
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33. —Are you satisfied with what she has done?—(). It couldn’t be any better.
8 g. O/ \# R! P. m4 s XA. Not a little* w( H9 \9 e6 V) b5 r! x
B. Not at all2 _- s8 v1 j3 [% y1 ]
C. I’m sorry
/ T# s! o) @$ m7 u- ~$ ED. Thank you
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34. She behaved () she were the boss.
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. l0 J% i( k3 |9 OC. even if" g/ Q& x2 B% h% _
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35. While I was working for that company, I had to () consumer affairs.
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B. deal in
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D. deal for9 m# m% _' z; }# [9 G+ ?; P1 z
9 S7 ^8 E/ N1 r2 m( A$ z' i36. — Can I help you? — ().
3 b+ l) I2 _7 I# U8 f" G I$ fA. That's right. x$ f5 D( Y) J+ v' @: E
B. No, thanks, y! r$ n! q4 O$ n. y- e
C. Here you are/ |7 ^& c! D2 _0 R# @
D. Yes, I can
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6 Q: x: R; a( A/ A: |8 S4 w37. Not only () to stay at home, but he was also forbidden to see his friends.
V/ ~! H0 f/ y. NA. He was forcing+ x. S# c$ X, w2 g+ q
B. was he forcing
! h* R- \! Y( B1 Z2 sC. he was forced
X& @# @4 N" x" v- _$ _D. was he forced: {( P2 P1 B, N& Y; E: r% j
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38. —Excuse me, could you tell me where I could make a call? —Sorry, I’m a stranger here.—().# H. F. B' D, K1 z3 w) H, [: c
A. Thanks a lot
' F* u$ v# \. y7 T( |, Y! MB. That’s a pity- `" g% t+ a8 _, u% m2 p
C. Thanks anyway! {, |+ V1 y' }1 H' ^
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% D5 x4 z* ~1 D% D39. The expert made an impersonal comment () the incident.
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( |9 o$ q5 D' W+ o40. If you have a () diet, you are getting all the vitamins you need.
/ R$ P+ f; u! }; RA. balanced
$ h$ a" O4 J' H; q6 W J" ~$ ]B. bankrupt
7 ^- r: f# z* {% Y2 i4 x+ ` {3 wC. biased
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41. The manager discussed the plan that they would like to see () the next year./ c% Q) w- {) a. y9 @
A. carry out
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( U+ g ?& x5 X. X/ pD. to carry out" l& A8 A. y0 c! |: y) S. c
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42. The winners will be selected at () from the correct answers received.2 {; f( G/ l7 x( J2 J
A. formal
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D. random6 X! O# W" s% v" o) G2 ^+ C
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43. Under no () should we be reckless of consequence and make hasty decisions.
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44. () at the meeting are some experienced teachers.$ w! G, k3 E4 t4 F
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B. Having been present
0 n w6 u# x) q: L$ b! n; V; TC. Being presented
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45. — Pass the dictionary, will you?— ().1 W6 u1 l1 h# V- }. B
A. By all means.
3 x; h1 J& k$ W+ X; Q+ B# hB. Pleasure./ Z9 c% y/ Q4 O7 f) X& j- h! g9 x3 p
C. None.6 J: \: R/ `5 A. S8 b' W
D. Thanks.
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) ]! D) w* j. E7 _46. Could you tell me () we are going to meet?$ V5 z% B% U% u% r
A. that
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C. who; k7 m) ]" A) P# r- w# G, D5 V
D. what
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! e, A J5 ^" k2 I: h+ T% r47. This national fund pays for () benefits such as unemployment and sickness pay." @3 j, W7 H0 S- y e; D/ ?
A. fare
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D. satire
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) C0 l. I5 l. S* g( u+ q* Q) g4 ]; }48. Mrs. White became a teacher in 1985. She () for twenty years by next summer.
5 p/ } X8 F8 K2 B' }/ nA. will teach
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, c7 V) }. }/ l6 {, z: p" IC. would have taught; P* j: f: y& v- U4 R. o6 V9 z4 E) z
D. will have been teaching S9 W, ~9 u6 e/ L! o t2 ~2 A
; z& v1 T e2 u2 a- m7 n49. —Would you please come over?—().) {3 q' e, o0 P0 d" N- C
A. Sure./ L( S+ V! d, \* u
B. Right.
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D. Well.8 [" E7 ]7 G$ I. n d7 a' v# u
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50. The book is well ().
# U! N+ i7 r. V! h7 l; M3 |A. worth reading* J9 |+ g! M$ ~6 J& E# c' K
B. worthy to read
! F7 |( d1 D* I- U- ]5 Q0 ZC. worth to read8 b2 ^2 ?) q8 G! {) @0 `' W5 Z
D. worthy reading, Q( W; T$ O) n* e# A; W
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