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13秋学期《大学英语（三）》在线作业
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单选题
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: N/ v& z4 P' l" y一、单选题（共 50 道试题，共 100 分。）
1.  – Afternoon, sir. Where to? – ( ).
" H0 ^1 K4 ^3 V& d" i. [4 KA. Please get me to the airport
B. Please pick me up next time
4 ?7 G) P5 B0 U* A; H) I" ?4 kC. I've been to the airport
D. The plane will take off in an hour
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9 n) T0 k* P; ^2.  The teacher spoke so fast that it was hard for the students to( )what he was saying.
A. take in
' p  Y+ q: g* n! h7 }! eB. take out
2 b: N# x* ?0 k# S% y2 b+ nC. take up
D. take over
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* u) m# t$ Z& B( D3.  She( )talking when I am watching TV.
A. always
B. keeps
' a/ ]( Z) v; z: b8 q) `' SC. forever
+ n5 N9 R0 T$ L' W8 cD. still
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4.  – There's a new cafeteria at the corner. How about going there for supper? – ( ).
A. Fine. But it's my treat this time
B. It's newly decorated
C. Let's look at the menu first
D. I have no idea about what to order
  
% i8 V5 W0 K' _2 U' z1 d% E5.  – Excuse me. Is this table taken? – ( ).
# E. ~4 M$ D& m! c# Z0 }; IA. We haven't booked the dishes
( h5 Q% S9 a. ^B. We haven't ordered the dishes
C. Yeah. I'm saving these seats for friends
D. Yeah. I'm stuffed
      
6.  He asked me( )English culture.
2 P0 t6 Q; r! J0 p5 \/ kA. about
$ W3 j+ J) N  F& A8 vB. of
C. for
D. on
      
& }% K( P+ m+ b# L7.  – Ed said that his boy fell off a tree. – ( ).
A. Oh dear! I hope he wasn't hurt
B. Oh, no. A lucky boy
& r: z# r9 K! r1 Q- @C. He might have broken his arm
D. Nothing serious
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# v' j! c+ u- \+ |! v0 h8.  – Where to? I'm so thirsty. – ( )?
+ L- ]) Z. M3 T" y4 J: [5 JA. Why don't we go now
. |: o$ b) G; v3 F1 L- {: rB. Why don't we enjoy some beer at that bar
5 E! R$ l" q* n! D) \C. Why didn't you look up the map
D. Why didn't you tell me about it earlier
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9.  Everything( )if Albert hadn't called the fire brigade.
, f# Q: ]) J& R5 S3 kA. will be destroyed
B. will have been destroyed
; h% A7 M0 Z3 F; A4 o6 G( [; nC. would be destroyed
2 x* ?' w; E. [+ s. m5 Z/ \D. would have been destroyed
   
/ W3 U: _$ R% G" {. u/ g10.  After( )the bid, major construction began in Beijing.
A. win
B. wining
5 V& `6 m8 K' U1 z+ w$ ^C. winning
! o# i: W9 G& b* r" j! RD. won
   
11.  – When does the next bus leave for Glasgow? – ( ).
' g/ I; m  w) vA. I've never been there
B. The next one is faster
3 Q; Q1 G2 W$ K$ X* RC. They leave every hour
D. The city is far away
  
0 {; j$ ^- c- c4 _2 X- a12.  – I don't like the sports programs on Sundays. – ( ).
A. So do I
B. Neither do I
! m# ?$ z0 R1 @+ S$ sC. So am I
D. Neither am I
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13.  – Is there a drugstore near here? – ( ).
' X' Y  H! b; w: R, Z' KA. It's very small
$ G' a$ R( g- V$ d2 G/ @3 w/ BB. It's very crowded
1 t( o. n# p! o) c6 ]7 T8 JC. It's a cheap one
. {6 |/ e5 k* N( F& }; jD. Yes, there is a big one
      
14.  – Ami, I want this report typed today. – ( ).
$ S  W. S/ i/ Q, A" f6 HA. It'll be ready in the afternoon, sir
B. I'd like you to help me
C. I know nothing about the report
D. Leave it to tomorrow
   
15.  Frank plays( )Alex.
: }8 Y, ?9 C  D- n4 \4 o0 OA. a lot more better than
B. much more better than
C. a lot better than
7 D; Z1 g$ R* M; UD. much more well than
     
" r7 V! O$ m) z5 {1 S' Y16.  In this factory each worker must receive a( )training course.
A. two-month
B. two months
C. two-months
7 }& `' k/ V0 M. DD. two-months'
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17.  Our Lab was being( )when we visited the university.
: O/ i7 k$ B) k* r5 T) Y& D9 G# YA. rebuilt
% W5 z' f8 Q5 W6 r, mB. rebuild
; F5 W3 J& v/ u" q" K/ tC. rebuilding
D. to rebuild
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18.  If you have made a decision, please stick( )what you want.
" P4 z6 s' R9 y4 p) z2 L! }6 c$ oA. to
B. up
C. of
D. for
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8 g+ K7 T$ i; `9 a19.  He carried on( )after his accident.
- _! A% @* @% ?/ p7 ^0 PA. to work
- U4 W- [8 Y- t( k) X3 Q( @B. work
C. working
D. worked
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20.  There wasn't any paper in the box,( )?
A. wasn't there
B. was there
C. wasn't any
% @3 x$ q3 X8 h0 oD. was any
      
9 U5 u& O6 R9 L7 X' ]+ l1 @# s5 U21.  When a fire( )at the National Exhibition, at least ten priceless paintings were completely destroyed.
) l7 z% `' \, Y. I' S: A; mA. broke off
$ f4 Z4 q2 s5 d4 i" x2 |# ^B. broke out
% B. U" o2 x5 M& c$ Z$ f/ KC. broke down
D. broke up
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) l1 J/ H! }" }* a5 A* K( t22.  – Where( )the recorder? I can't see it anywhere. – I( )it right here, but now it's gone.
# p  C* i$ |& [1 R/ p& H0 lA. did you put; have put
2 Y0 [/ @0 J5 Z% ZB. have you put; put
' Y. e5 w0 L$ j5 SC. had you put; have put
D. were you putting; have put
   
23.  It is hoped that the weather will( )warm for three more days.
3 t% @6 V" v/ E% LA. last
& u. [( F$ m$ e- \B. go on
C. keep on
D. stay
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- w% P7 V$ v# a( N7 U! R* H) Z. y! e24.  Why( )the old block of flats( )demolished next month?
6 x2 q6 }+ _3 A! g6 g0 t1 |A. are…being
B. is…being
; H. b  q- T# Y) B  rC. has…been
, G' s8 O4 v7 G, UD. have…been
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25.  Jean could be a very attractive girl, but she( )to her clothes.
( ^% {. `3 h) L, V; i9 [A. pays no attention
B. was paying no attention
C. paid attention
D. had paid attention
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26.  – Let's take a walk. – ( ).
A. Yes, let's
+ g% r0 A, I: q1 p! H$ Y( ]' Z4 L: _B. Oh, thanks
3 \# O$ ~" L# N# j+ `5 C0 [C. Yes, please
D. No, thank you
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27.  – Well, Mary, how are you? – ( ).
A. I'm good
0 g' F. y3 t$ @" i9 V, ?- WB. I'm pleased
; g; @; I8 _+ d, ~6 WC. I'm fine
D. I'm nice
  
28.  No one can possibly recall any detail about the meeting. It is at least five years since it ( ).
A. had taken place
" p% @9 w* e' |7 @7 SB. was taken place
C. took place
1 _/ [4 Y$ V3 p8 W! X5 hD. was taking place

29.  We( )the bathroom and plan( )the bedroom this year.
) Z& D  Y7 K! ]" Z4 h8 V8 yA. painted…to paint
B. is painting… painting
C. paint… to paint
6 c% m8 J6 D/ K, t' \2 r1 wD. have painted…to paint
   
30.  He is the man( )dog bit me.
% A5 y3 K" E0 F0 RA. that
B. which
0 W; d- p% @8 [; }) C0 d, @  JC. who's
D. whose
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: C! C$ Q' h1 s. }31.  Jack enjoys( )Peking Opera.
0 p: B( f8 A6 I6 E" wA. listen to
0 X8 y9 D, {7 ~, r4 hB. listening
2 W4 ?0 w. E  hC. listen
% Q5 U  Y( G2 x; BD. listening to
   
32.  There are nations whose lack of contact with the outside world has( )poverty.
3 `# J+ ?  T, G! V$ r7 a0 C8 dA. fallen into
0 q+ ^" C3 T- U0 j2 }( GB. consisted in
% E4 P) g- L; U0 VC. resulted in
1 x& \9 g( V" y3 y' B& VD. come up to
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# z# W. C- K0 ~2 e9 ^& o( u- `33.  I'm tired. I( )working very hard.
A. have
: {( s0 k$ \5 s8 ?B. am
C. had
8 r+ h6 J' L: G0 T' o/ wD. have been
   
34.  – What do you think about this story? – ( ).
* d! c/ c. ?- L: pA. Thank you for telling me the story
B. Yes, it's a real story
5 [) E( K$ T  n* V# }4 GC. I like it very much
D. So do I
     
35.  – Do you know if the Andersons are still living there? – ( ).
6 Z- a! z. @5 V1 |  b' TA. Yes, they do
2 @% _) p" v% t% p6 `B. Yes, they are
C. No, there aren't
D. No, they don't
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36.  – Who has done your hair, Susan? – ( ).
- Y- a: m0 r2 X6 |  `. M5 sA. My hair has been done
0 U4 E/ w. M& {0 x! M+ H2 y- UB. That hair stylist
' X( Z! v* \# @4 l& p5 A  j: _C. My hairstyle is cool
D. I have it cut
      
37.  It was convenient( )close to work.
A. to living
/ R: X/ J$ p: r/ wB. living
C. live
D. lived
   
/ j5 p% h' @$ r6 i38.  – Look at the rainbow! What a view! – ( )!
A. Yes. What beautiful it is
) `, _: |( n8 I- k+ j. ?" D1 CB. Yes. How beautiful it is
+ i  d. x: a) e3 X3 GC. Yes. What a beautiful it is
D. Yes. How a beautiful it is
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& M# n3 @1 z9 D4 n5 R7 o39.  – What if my computer doesn't work? – ( ).
A. I'm not good at computer
- v/ A" n8 V$ V; p1 K3 x$ jB. Ask Anne for help
C. I've called the repair shop
D. There must be something wrong
     
40.  On his first sea( ), he was still quite young but showed great courage to face the storms.
( C3 J) Y# q/ z$ E2 @A. trip
B. travel
" g0 S- `3 e  C% B& s% \0 |3 P$ RC. tour
D. voyage
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6 V# [, v: _# o$ B41.  Could you please pay me( )advance?
A. 不填
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C. in
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42.  The next train to Beijing( )here at 3'o clock.
) d) a6 f) D$ W8 j) oA. is due
' b* W4 |+ R3 M$ T8 q3 @5 K& k! iB. is due to
5 {6 g9 O- p. vC. is due for
D. due to
   
* `% u# q3 ]& J2 o2 n43.  I have lived here( )1997.
9 v7 `6 y" s! MA. for
2 c: b1 r# r% b3 p8 wB. since
C. at
D. after
  
44.  – There's a new cafeteria at the corner. How about going there for supper? – ( ).
3 @- p8 m, d1 `2 x$ R, C0 P% AA. Fine. But it's my treat this time
B. It's newly decorated
4 v* |- [! _" BC. Let's look at the menu first
! V2 {! f3 _( t) a' nD. I have no idea about what to order
   
- `6 A$ A/ f4 p% p% y& r6 I2 d45.  – Could you tell me where Mr. Lake is? – ( ).
A. From England
3 \8 R; [7 s6 U1 FB. At the office
  [: M, G/ L4 W7 C5 f- YC. He's working
. O4 x( Y9 {; d' `D. He's very busy
  
& O0 b9 ]& b. N46.  – May I know your address? – ( ).
A. Sure. Here you are
B. I have no idea
C. It's far from here
D. Sorry, I've forgotten
      
9 K# I4 L! W# }: B1 t; V  p( a) H47.  – Can you tell me how much a radio like this costs? – ( ).
; z# g' m6 W  s" A9 @3 m5 KA. I'd like to buy it
B. It's of very good quality
9 v0 C1 z0 F% ZC. About eighty-five dollars
' {" m/ B+ |" {- J4 u" nD. It depends on how you like it
   
# E: A+ F" Y( Z. f8 K" S48.  If you go by car, you'll get there( )40 minutes.
( y8 H  m; }- A7 B0 eA. within
B. about
) y- f, `9 U  k, }$ W  OC. under
9 _2 h' M5 t9 y. m4 _. z) ZD. after
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& d6 Y( [; q: Z3 p+ g+ i% w% Y$ u49.  I( )finish my homework now. I can do it at the weekend.
/ o. E1 t) a& |5 j: xA. have to
+ P: }: f% ^" h0 {& [: j8 N; c3 uB. don't have to
3 E, W8 v" ^- Q) @C. must
+ h- r. B# [& u% G. i1 BD. mustn't
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50.  You should make( )your house or flat is secure.
: X9 L# D$ K- g; r1 SA. sure
B. certain
C. understanding
D. knowledge


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