高一英语必修4Unit3试题.doc

高一英语必修４ Ｕniｔ3 试题

第一部分:听力理解
　第一部分：听力
第一节(共5小题）
请听下面5段对话,选出最佳选项。
1. Ｗhaｔ doeｓ ｔｈe mａn mｅan?
　　A. He neｅｄs the rｅply ｆｒom thｅ ｗoman. ﻩﻩ
　B. Ｈe is ｗaitｉng for tｈe　womａn.ﻩ ﻩ
C． He sｔill　dｏｅｓn’ｔ find ａ　ｊob.
2.　Why ｄoeｓ tｈe mａn wanｔ to　ｋｅep　ｔｈe wｉｎdow ｓhut?
　A． He is iｌl． 　 　
　 Ｂ. Ｈe ｗａnts to open　ｉt ｈimseｌｆ.
　Ｃ.　Tｈe aｉｒ ｉｎside is fresh　enｏugh.
3． Ｗhaｔ wiｌl ｔｈe　woman do this evenｉng？
Ａ. Mｅet her Mｕm　at ｔｈe airpoｒt.ﻩﻩ ﻩ
B． Ｓａy　gooｄ-bｙｅ to her Mum ａｔ the aiｒｐorｔ.
　　C．　Fly　to ａnotｈｅｒ ciｔy togethｅr wｉth　heｒ Mum.
4． When ｗｉll thｅ two speakers probabｌy ａrｒivｅ at thｅ conｃｅrt?
A. At　7：00. 　 B.　At 7:１5. 　　 C. At 7：20．
5. Wｈat ｃan we leaｒｎ ａbout the maｎ?　
A.　He ｄoｅｓn’t hａve tiｍｅ　ｔo dｏ ｅxｅrcise.ﻩﻩ
　 B. Ｈｅ　has tｏo mｕcｈ　homeworｋ to do.
C． He doｅsｎ’t　undeｒstand　the exeｒｃiｓe.
第二节（共15小题）
请听下面5段对话或独白,选出最佳选项。
请听第6段材料,回答第6、7题。
6. What’s ｔhe　man goiｎg tｏ do　ａt the ｗeｄｄｉng？
　　Ａ.Hold　the ｃerｅmony. ﻩ
　B. Pｅrfｏrm at the weｄding.
C． Vidｅotape　tｈe wｅdｄing．
7. Ｗhａt can we ｋｎow abｏut the mａn?
　 A. Ｈe　has ｕｓｅd　a　video camera sｅveｒal tiｍｅs.
　B．　He ｈａs　neｖeｒ used a vｉｄeo caｍerａ．
C． He ｏftｅn　ｕｓes　a　ｖideｏ cａmera anｄ　is good　at ｉt.
请听第７段材料,回答第8至1０题。
8. Whａt iｓ thｅ womaｎ ｒｅadinｇ?
　A. Cｈina　Daｉｌy. 　 　 B. Peｏpｌｅ’s　Daｉly.　 　
C. Ｒed　Roses.
９． Ｗhｅre　wｉll　the Rｅd Roseｓ give　tｈe perｆormａnce?
　 A． Iｎ　Ｃｈiｎａ Daiｌｙ hｅadqｕarｔer． 　
B. At tｈe Peｏple’s Ｔheatre.
　 Ｃ. It ｄoeｓn’t tell us.
10． Wｈen wiｌl the　two　speakers meet　at tｈe theatre?
　 A. At 6:２０ ｔｈiｓ Satｕrdaｙ. 　 　
　 B. Ａt　6:30 ｔhｉs　Ｓunｄaｙ.
　C. Aｔ 6:30 this Saturday.
请听第8段材料,回答第11至14题。
１1． What is ｔｈe probaｂle relaｔiｏnｓhip　betweeｎ tｈe tｗo ｓｐeakers?
　A.　Hoteｌ ｍａｎaｇｅr aｎd wａiter. 　 　　
　B. Shｏpｋｅeｐer and salesｐerson.
　　 C．　Intｅrvｉewｅr ａnd joｂ ｈｕnter.
１2. What　langｕａge iｓ tｈｅ man wｅak iｎ？
　 A． Japaneｓｅ. 　 　 B. Ｓpａnish.　 　 　C. Englisｈ.
13. Whａt is tｈｅ mｏsｔ iｍpｏrtaｎt foｒ the maｎ　to　do　ｔｈｅ ｗoｒk?　
　 A. Usiｎg a computeｒ.　 　　 　
Ｂ. Ｗｏrkｉng on　weeｋeｎds.
　 C. Gettiｎｇ on weｌl ｗｉth　pｅoｐle.
14． Wｈaｔ do　wｅ kｎｏw aｂouｔ ｔhe ｍａn?
A. He caｎ’t ｗｏrk on　Sａtｕｒday. 　
　　B. Ｈe oncｅ wｏrkeｄ　ｉn　ａ　ｒestaｕｒanｔ.
C. He ｃａn’t　sｗim．
请听第9段材料,回答第15至17题。
1５． How will ｔhe two sｐeakeｒs ｇo　ｔo Neｗ York？
　 A． Ｂy　plaｎe.ﻩ　 B.　Ｂy cａr.ﻩ C．　Ｂy trａiｎ.
16.　Wｈａt ｍay the clｉmate ｂe like iｎ Ｎew Ｙork?
A． Cold aｎd　sｕｎny. 　 B. Wａｒｍ　anｄ　rainｙ．
C. Coｌｄ aｎd raiｎy.
17．　Ｗhen will ｔhe　tｗo　ｓpeakｅｒs probａbly ｌeave？
A.　Ａt 8：0０.ﻩ 　 B. At　1２:００. C． Aｔ ６:０0.
请听第1０段材料,回答第18至20题。
18. Whaｔ ｉs the speaｋeｒ taｌking　aｂouｔ?
　A. Ｎews repｏrts. 　 　 Ｂ.　Using expｒeｓsions． 　
　 　C. Languａge lｅarｎinｇ．
19. What would　tｈe speakeｒ　uｓe ｈｉｓ　nｏtebook to　write?
　 A． Ｎews and ｒａｄio reports. 　
Ｂ. Useｆuｌ ｗorｄｓ anｄ　expｒessions.
　 Ｃ.　Languａｇe ｌearning experience.
20. What ｄoes the　speａker suggｅst doing?
A. Makiｎｇ　gｏｏｄ goals.　 　　 　　
B. Ｔrｕstｉnｇ in　oｎe’s ａbｉlity.
　　C. Learｎiｎg in a real situation.

第二部分:语言运用
第一节:单选
２1.　　She alwaｙs ｌoseｓ ｈer way　wｈen　sｈe iｓ　out ｂy herselｆ becaｕse she has no_____of ｄireｃｔiｏn.
Ａ. ｓｅnｓe 　 B. ｆｅeｌing 　G. ｔouch　　　　 　 Ｄ. sceｎe
2２. Tｈe countｒy itself　ｄiｄｎ't ｈave enoｕgh gas becａusｅ ｏｆ tｈe ｗａr, ｓｏ tｈe　governmｅnt deciｄed　to＿__＿_iｔs gaｓ supply　tｏ otｈeｒ countrieｓ.
A． ｃut　in B. cｕｔ　off 　 　　C.　cut up 　 　 D. cut away
2３.　—What's wrong with　your arｍ?
—Ａ littlｅ　boy ＿＿＿_my biｋｅ ａnd kｎｏｃｋed ｍe　oｆf iｔ.
A.　ｋnocked into 　 　 　 B. ｃａｍe into
Ｃ. goｔ ｉntｏ　 　 　 　　 　 　D．　broke　ｉntｏ
24.　Ｔhe meｎ kiｌｌed the tｉｇers and　ｔｏok their sｋｉns ａnd bones aｗay． Ｈow __＿__it was!
A． rude 　 B. cｒuｅl 　 　 　 C. unｆaｉｒ 　　　　 D. unlｕckｙ
25． —Do yoｕ　waｎt　anythinｇ ｅlｓe for　ｙｏｕr biｒthday？
—Nothing ｅｌｓｅ. I'ｍ　ｖery ___＿__ｗiｔh　ｗhａt yｏu've　bouｇht for me.
A.　satisfyiｎg 　　 　 B. ｅxcｉtｅd
C. coｎtent　 　 　 D. intｅrｅsted
26. As a ｂｕｓineｓsｍan　he was ａ　sｕccｅｓｓ， buｔ aｓ　ａ husbａnd he was_＿__ faiｌure, so　ｔheiｒ marｒiaｇe ｅnｄｅｄ in __＿__ｆailｕrｅ.
A．/；/　 Ｂ./;a 　 　　C. a; a　 D. a;　/
27. —Whaｔ fiｌm dｉｄ you see on　TV last nｉght？ —Huｏ Yuaｎjｉa ＿____Li　Lianjie.
A． plaｙing 　　 　 　 　 　　　 B. ａｃtiｎg
C. staｒｒing　　 　 　 　 　 　　 　 D． perforｍiｎｇ
28.　Hｉs　ｆaｉlｉng iｎ　ｔhe ｅｘam　_＿___ｕs because he was　alｗａyｓ　an oｕtstaｎding ｓｔudeｎt.
A． ｐleased 　 　 　　 　B． astonished
Ｃ. exited 　　　 　　 　 　 　Ｄ． frighｔenｅd
29． —Did ｙｏu　ｓee ｔhｅ　boyｓ　ｙeｓteｒｄaｙ aｆtｅrｎoｏn?
—Ｙeｓ. Ｉ ｓaw them ＿____＿the ｆence　when I　passed
A－cｌｉmb　 B cｌimｂｅd C. to cｌimb　　 Ｄ. clｉmbing.
3０.. —Can you tell　ｕs whaｔ ｉｓ iｍｐortaｎｔ ｔo　a　bｕsiｎｅsｓmaｎ?
—＿＿_＿_iｎfoｒｍation．
A．　Collｅcｔ 　 　 　 　 　 　 ｂ.　Ｃolｌected
C. Havinｇ cｏｌlｅｃted 　 　 　Ｄ. Ｃｏｌｌectinｇ
３1. Ｔo　__＿__tｈe　otｈer pｌayers,　the　atｈｌetｅ　＿____a　ｌot of　difficuｌties　ｉn hiｓ traｉninｇ.
A． ovｅｒcome; beat　　　 　 　 B. beat; oｖｅrcａｍｅ
Ｃ. overｃome；　overcame 　　　Ｄ． beａt; beaｔ
32. —Hｏｗ couｌd　you　 _＿__ｍｙ sister ｓo　easiｌｙ in ｔhe cｒｏwd？
—Bｅcａuｓe ｓhｅ　was　thｅ mｏｓt ｂeａutifuｌ girl iｎ　her ｒeｄ ｄrｅss at thａt　moment．
A.　pｉck up 　 　 　 　 　 　　 B. pick out
C. take up　　 　　 　　 　　 　D. take out
３3. The　actor _＿__＿tｈe ｃhildren wiｔh　aｌl　ｋｉnds oｆ　trｉcks, whicｈ ｔhey ____＿__＿＿_　ｖery much．
A.　ｅntertaｉｎed; enterｔainｅd B. ｅnｔｅrｔａined； eｎｊoyeｄ　
C. ｅnjｏyｅｄ;　enteｒtaｉned　 　 D. eｎjoyｅd; enjoyed
3４.—__＿__
—Ｉ＇ｍ gｌad　you eｎjoyｅd　it＊
A. Ｗｈat wonderｆul ｆｏod　yoｕ gave us!
B.　Hｏw aｂout watching the sｌiｄe?
C. Pｌeａse pick ouｔ some　ｃharminｇ flowers.
D. Yoｕ saw aｎ　inteｒeｓting mｉｍe, didn't　ｙｏu?
３5. —Wｈat iｓ Mr．　Black?
—Hiｓ job　ｉｓ __＿__paｎcakes.
A. to be sold　　　　　 　 　 　　　 　 Ｂ. sold
Ｃ．　ｈａving soｌd 　 　 　 　 D． sellinｇ
第二节 完形填空（共20小题,每题1分,满分20分）

阅读下面短文,掌握其大意，然后从３6-５5各题所给旳A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳答案。
With　lｏng broｗｎ haｉr, deｅｐ blue　ｅyes， a taｌl　anｄ ｔhｉn figure, Brad　Pｉｔt seems to be a ｂorn ａｃｔｏｒ． He　ｍaｄe　ｈｉｓ ３6　 aｐｐearance ｉｎ ａ　film ｉn　1９９0．Ｔhouｇh　ｈe 37　 in　ｔhe ｆilm for　ｏｎly １4 ｍiｎutｅs， ｐeoｐle ｆloodｅd tｈe ｃｉnema ｔo sｅｅ him.　In ｈiｓ neｘt 38 Ｐｉtt pｌａyeｄ ｔhｅ rｏle ｏf a ｆｉｓherｍaｎ. To make　tｈe ｆilｍ 39 , he leａrｎed thｅ skill　of fishiｎｇ　ｆroｍ　a fishｅrmaｎ.
Pitｔ, caｒｉnｇ 4０ 　abｏut　roｌeｓ tｈaｎ ｍoｎey, haｓ a　specｉal faｖour for the“haｒd” rｏles.　Ａfｔer 41 the sｃreeｎplａｙ oｆ“Ｌegendｓ of the Fall”, he was attrａｃted bｙ　ｔhe 　４２ charaｃteｒ.　He　asked ｆoｒ a　lｏwｅr　 4３　　frｏm the　ｓｈoｏｔｉnｇ teａm and was　 44　 to wｏrk in haｒd conｄitｉoｎs iｎ　tｈe Ｒoｃkｙ　Mountaiｎs fｏｒ　six　months．“Ｔhe fiｌｍ 　 45 　tｈe cｈａnce to know lｉｆe. I sｈａll　 46 remembｅr　thｅ tｉme when　we wｅre 　47 　ｔhe film,”Pｉtｔ said after cｏmｐletｉng it fully.
Pｉtt started his　　48 　of aｒｔ　when he waｓ　in uniｖersiｔy．　 48 boｒn in　an　ｏrdiｎary faｍily in 1９64，　ｈｅ　ｓhowed hｉs 50 　 ｉn　film ａｔ an early age． After leaving high ｓｃhoｏl， he went　to 　 univｅrsity tｏ　 51 ｌaw.　Becausｅ ｈe lｏｖed ｆｉlm ｍoｒｅ than laｗ, ｓｈortly ｂeforｅ he cｏｕｌd ｇrａｄuate, he　 52 ｏｕt ｆor a life　of his　ｏｗn.　Wｉtｈ ｏnly 325 ｄollars in　 5３ someｔimeｓ as a ｐorter 54 　a waiter． Ｔhａｎｋｓ ｔｏ hｉs　ｈard　ｗoｒｋ, he 55 openｅｄ　uｐ a new ｆiｅld　of his　own.
36. A． last 　 　 　 B. ｆirst　 　 ﻩＣ． sｅｃond 　 ﻩD．　other
37.　A.　was 　　 　 B. woｒked　　 ﻩC.　ｓtaｙed D. aｐpｅａrｅｄ
38. A. ｐaｒt B. ｃinema　 　 C. fｉlm 　 　　 ﻩD. ａppearance
3９. A.　eaｒlier　 　 　 B. laｔｅr 　 　　 ﻩＣ. ｂetｔer 　　 D. latｅr
40. A． moｒe 　 　 ﻩB. lesｓ　 　　 Ｃ.　nｏthing 　　 Ｄ．　mucｈ
41. Ａ．　seeinｇ　 　 ﻩB. writing　 Ｃ． readinｇ　 ﻩD． ｈeaｒiｎg
４2. A. leadｉng 　 B. actｉve 　ﻩC． ｂravｅ 　 　ﻩD. shy
43. A. priｃe 　 B.　ｐay 　 　　　 Ｃ. mｏneｙ　　 　 D. deｇｒｅe
4４. Ａ．　ｓaｄ 　 　　 Ｂ. worｒied 　 　ﻩC. ａnxioｕs 　 　 D. wiｌｌiｎg
45. A. finds 　 　 ﻩB. leaｖｅs 　 ﻩC. giｖes 　 　 Ｄ. ｍｉsｓｅs
46. A.　ａｌwａys 　 B. ｎever ﻩC. ｅver 　　　　 Ｄ． ｈaｒdlｙ
４7． Ａ. playing 　　 ﻩB. mａkｉng 　 ﻩＣ. ｓｅeｉｎg 　ﻩD． dｉｒecting
48. A. work 　 ﻩB. ｊob 　 　 Ｃ.　ｄreａm 　　ﻩD.　show
49.　Ａ.　Because 　　 ﻩＢ. When 　　　 Ｃ. Sｉnｃe　 　 　 D. Ｔhｏugh
50. A．　hｏpｅ 　 　 B. ｉｎｔereｓt 　 C． ｓucceｓs　 Ｄ. intｅresｔ
5１. A. break 　　 　 B． teａch 　 　 ﻩＣ.　introｄｕce 　 D． stuｄy
５2． A. fｌeｄ 　　　　 　 B． ｓtoppeｄ 　 Ｃ. dｒoppeｄ　 　 　ﻩＤ. ｒan
53．　A．　ｈand 　 Ｂ. wallｅｔ　　 　 　 C. ｐｏｃket　　　 　 　 ﻩD. bag
５4． A．　but 　 ﻩＢ． aｎd 　 　 ﻩC. oｒ 　　　　 　 　 D. ｏtｈerｗise
５5. A.　ｎearlｙ 　　　 　ﻩB. ａlmoｓt 　　 　 　ﻩC. alreaｄy 　　　 D． ｆinａｌly
第三部分:阅读理解
阅读下面短文，从题后所给旳A、B、C、Ｄ四个答案中选出最佳选项。

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Ｔhe journeｙ　ｔwo divers　ｍade ｓｏme　ｔiｍe agｏ tｏ tｈe very　dｅepesｔ poｉnｔ oｎ ｔhe eａrth　makｅｓ us　rｅalize ｈow mucｈ ｏf　tｈe world sｔｉll remains to bｅ stuｄieｄ. Thｅ　ｔｗo　men　weｎｔ down seｖen mｉｌeｓ to　tｈe　bｏtｔom ｏｆ the　Pａcｉfic　Oceａn insiｄｅ　ａ ｓｍaｌl sｔeeｌ ｂall to find　ouｔ if there aｒｅ any ｏcean curreｎts(水流) ｏr sｉgｎｓ of　ｌife.
It was ｎｅcessａｒy to sｅｔ out ｅarly, ｓｏ ｔhａt　ｔhe ball would come ｔo tｈe ｓurface ｉn　dayliｇｈt, aｎｄ so be　eａsiｌy ｆｏｕｎd　bｙ ｔｈe mｏther shiｐ　ｗhich woｕld be ｗaiting　foｒ iｔ. Ｔｈｅ ｄivers　beｇaｎ　pｒeｐａrationｓ eａrly in the mｏrnｉng and ｓoｏn ａftｅrwarｄs, whｅn ａll 　waｓ reaｄｙ,　thｅ steel balｌ　ｄiｓappeared ｕnder the ｓurfaｃｅ　of thｅ　wａtｅｒ.
Tｈe　ｄivｅrs　ｆelt　aｓ　if thｅy ｗere going down ｓteｐs as　they　pａssｅd ｔhｒougｈ wａｒm ａnd ｃold ｌayｅrs(层) of wａter． In　tiｍe the temｐerature　droｐpｅd ｔｏ ｆreezｉng poinｔ. Tｈey kｅｐt in toｕch　with　tｈｅ　ｍother shｉp bｙ ｔelｅphone　teｌlinｇ hoｗ thｅy felt.　Ｔheｎ, at a depth ｏf ３00０ feｅt, the tｅlｅｐhone stoppｅｄ　worｋing and thｅy　ｗeｒe qｕite cut　off ｆrom　ｔｈe ouｔsidｅ　ｗorld． All went wｅll　uｎtil some　four hoｕrｓ later aｔ 300００ fｅeｔ, tｈe　ｍeｎ were fｒiｇhtenｅｄ by a loud，　cｒａcｋｉnｇ noise： even the smallest ｈolｅ ｉn ｔhe ball ｗould ｈａｖe meant instaｎt deaｔｈ． Luckilｙ, tｈｏugh， ｉt was　ｏnly one　ｏf tｈｅ outer wｉnｄｏｗs ｔhａt had ｂrokｅn. Sｏｏｎ afｔerwards, ｔhｅ　baｌl tｏucｈed　ｔｈe soｆｔ oceaｎ flｏor raiｓｉng a bｉg cｌｏud ｏf“dusｔ”mａde up　of sｍall ｄead sea creaturｅs. Heｒe, ｐｏwerｆul　ligｈtｓ liｔ ｕp ｔhe　dａrk　ｗater　ａnｄ the mｅn weｒe ｓurpriｓeｄ tｏ see ｆisｈ swimmｉｎg　juｓt　above ｔhem quｉte uｎtrｏｕｂled by ｔhe grｅａｔ wａter－ｐrｅssure.　Bｕt theｙ diｄ not dare ｔｏ ｌｅａvｅ tｈe　lights on for loｎg,　as the　ｈeat ｆｒom　tｈem　mａde　tｈｅ　ｗａｔer boil． Quｉｔe ｕnｅｘpectedly, the　telｅphone beｇaｎ　ｗoｒking aｇａiｎ aｎd　tｈe fａｉnｔ ｂｕｔ cｌeaｒ　ｖoiceｓ of tｈe dｉｖers weｒe　heaｒd oｎ tｈｅ　moｔheｒ shｉp seven miles away. After a stａy ｏf ｔhiｒty minutｅs ｔhe　mｅn　bｅｇan　ｔheｉr jｏｕrnｅy　uｐ, ａｒriｖiｎｇ tｈree hours later,　cold anｄ ｗｅt ｔhroｕgｈ,　bｕt　none ｔｈe worse fｏｒ thｅir experience.
５６. The puｒposｅ　oｆ tｈe ｄiｖｅrｓ' jｏｕｒｎey　to　thｅ deepesｔ point on thｅ earth wａs to find__＿__.
A．　iｆ　ｔhｅre ａre　wateｒ　ｃurｒeｎts　ａnd life　ｉn ｔhｅ　ｇreat depｔhｓ
B. if people ｃａn sｔaｎｄ tｈｅ sevｅr cold in tｈe greａt deptｈs
C. if therｅ are steps iｎ the greａｔ ｄｅｐths
D． iｆ tｈe ｔｅｌeｐhonｅ workｓ　well ｉn　ｔｈe great depth
５7. Tｈe ｄiverｓ set oｕｔ early　iｎ thｅ morning so ｔhａt _＿___＿.
A. theｙ couｌd　reｔurｎ　tｏ thｅ sｕrfａｃe duriｎｇ ｔhe dａy
B.　thｅy　coulｄ　see at tｈｅ ｂｏｔtｏｍ oｆ thｅ ocｅａｎ
Ｃ. ｔhey could avoid the　cold at　nｉght
D． thｅy ｃoｕlｄ stay　long ａt　night
５8．　Ｗhich of tｈe foｌｌowing stａｔｅmｅnts is　truｅ?
A. Ｔhe ｏｃean　water tempｅrａture　deｃreaｓes steadiｌy wｉｔh the dｅpth.
B. Thｅｒｅ are　ｓteps　ｏn the　way tｏ ｔhe bottom of tｈe　Pａcifｉc Oceａn．
C. Tｈｅｒe　arｅ　stｅｐs　beｔween　ｔhe ｗａter　laｙers oｆ differｅnt temperatuｒｅs.
D． The wateｒ　ｌayeｒs　of diffｅrent tｅｍｐeratures ｍade tｈe dｉvers　ｆeｅｌ as iｆ ｔhｅy wｅre goｉｎg doｗn sｔｅpｓ.
59. On　thｅ oｃean fｌoor, tｈe　ｄivｅrs fｏｕｎｄ　tｈat __＿_＿_.
A. tｈere was　no lｉfｅ buｔ　soｍe ｓmａｌｌ　dead sea－crｅatureｓ
Ｂ. fish ｗere swimmｉnｇ ａs fｒeely ａs they do　neａr ｔhe sｕrface
C.　fｉsh werｅ ｎot sｗimｍｉnｇ frｅｅｌy　in the　darｋ ｗａteｒ
D. ｆｉsｈ　were noｔ　ｓwｉmｍｉng　freｅly under thｅ hｉgh ｗater-prｅsｓure

B
In recｅnt　yearｓ, Ｊｉmｍy　Ｃaｒｔｅr,　the ３９th　pｒｅsident ｏｆ the Uniｔｅd Staｔes has　sｈaｒｅｄ wｉｔh ｍiｌｌiｏｎs　of reａders the sｔoriｅｓ and ｉnsｉｇhts gａiｎeｄ from a ｌifeｔiｍe oｆ pubｌic　sｅｒｖｉce. Cartｅｒ’ range of experienｃe is ｉmmｅｎse: ａs a farmeｒ and fａｔｈer,　sailor　aｎd ｓtａｔesman， ｈomebｕiｌder and humａnｉｔarｉan,　preｓiｄent and pｅaceｍakｅｒ. He haｓ broughｔ　to ａn exｔｒａｏｒｄiｎarｙ ｌife ａ common　ｔｏucｈ， and his ｓense of ｈope and　humａnitｙ　ｈａvｅ ｂｅen aｎ iｎspｉｒatioｎ to ｍanｙ．
Ｃartｅr　now ｓhａreｓ his　inｓights iｎ a unｉｑuelｙ persｏnaｌ way. Ｆor years an ａuthor ｉｎ pｒoｓe, tｈe foｒｍer Ａmeｒｉｃaｎ ｐreｓident　for ｔhe first ｔｉｍe gｉｖes ｖoiｃe to hiｓ　thouｇhts in　poemｓ．
60. Jimｍy Caｒter leaｄs ___＿＿ life nｏw.
Ａ. a sad 　 Ｂ. a　riｃh　　　 ﻩC. ａn　oｒｄinary ﻩD． an hｏnｏrary
6１. Jｉmmy　Carteｒ ｈad ｂｅｅn ＿＿＿_＿_bｅfｏre he becaｍe Presidｅnt.
A． farmｅr 　 Ｂ． ｆisheｒmaｎ 　 Ｃ. bｕsinessｍan D. ｌawyer
6２.　In　Amerｉｃａ you can becomｅ Presidｅnt ｗｈen　＿___＿.
A.　yoｕ　haｖe a ｌot of money 　 　ﻩＢ. you ｗant　to
C. you　help　a lot tｈe　oｔhers　　　 　 　 　 Ｄ. ｙoｕ win ｔhe Eｌeｃtion
6３. Which ｏf the　sｔaｔements is　truｅ?
A. Ｃater ｗrｏte a　ｌot ｏf poｅms befoｒe． 　B. Carｔer　ｃoulｄ　ｎot wｒiｔe　aｎytｈing acｔuａlly.
C.　Cartｅr gａve　uｐ wriｔing years ago.ﻩＤ. Catｅｒ　bｅgan tｏ ｗrｉte poｅms　recｅntlｙ．
64．　Ｔhｅ best ｔｉtlｅ ｆor　tｈe　passａｇe　ｉs　．
A. How ｔｏ beｃoｍe a　Presｉdｅnt iｎ Ameriｃa B． Ｈｏw to liｖe a Presｉdｅnt'ｓ lｉｆe in Ａmerica
C.　To bｅ Ｐｒeｓiｄｅnt is noｔ　easy in　AｍeｒicaﻩD． Liｆe ｏｆ a　former prｅsiｄent in　Amｅｒｉcａ

C
Peｏplｅ thinｋ　beiｎｇ aｎ arｔｉｓt ｍｕst be　a ｗonderfuｌ　ｗａy　ｔｏ ｅarn onｅ＇s ｌｉving. Of　ｃourｓｅ, ｔhｅre　ａre lｏｔs ｏf gｒeat ｔhings abouｔ　wｏrkinｇ　for oneself，　at hｏme aloｎｅ. Whａｔ I　really likｅ is　ｔhat noｂodｙ tells　ｍe ｗhaｔ tｉme to stａrt ｉn ｔhe ｍorning, ｗｈat to ｗeaｒ;　or　wｈether I can tａｋe the　afｔｅrnoｏｎ oｆｆ and　go tｏ a fooｔball mａtch.
Bｕt　then,　Ｉ ｈaｖe nｏ　ｏｎe to　cｈat　wiｔｈ wｈeｎ　I'ｍ bored,　no one to discuss lasｔ niｇht's　matｃｈ wiｔｈ　dｕrｉng ｔhｅ lｕncｈ-hour. Surｅ, I　can speｎｄ thｅ ａfternooｎ dｏing　ｓｏmeｔhing　Ｉ　enjoy likｅ sｗimｍing, walkinｇ the doｇ, ｏr eveｎ sleｅpｉng,　ｉf　I chｏosｅ．　Ｂｕt thｅ work wiｌl sｔilｌ bｅ　ｔhere ｗhｅn I ｄｏ　finａlly geｔ baｃk　hoｍe, and it＇ｓ stｉｌl got ｔo be finisｈed in　timｅ． Uｎfortunatelｙ, woｒkinｇ　at　ｈome means ｔhａt people cａn always find　me,　whethｅr I’m bｏｒed ｏｒ　not and　onｃe　Ｉ’ｖe ａnsweｒed tｈe　doｏrbｅｌｌ， ｉt＇ｓ　too latｅ——my　tｈoｕghｔs　ｈaｖe been ｉnteｒｒuptｅｄ.　Ｎｏ onｅ　would dｒeam oｆ calｌing if I workeｄ ｉｎ　ａn offｉｃｅ，　but　iｎ aｎ offｉｃe Ｉ　ｆind myself　mａkｉnｇ cｕps ｏf　cｏｆｆeｅ and listｅnｉng　to　ｆｒｉenｄs' ｔrｏuｂlｅs． As they talk, mｙ　idｅaｓ diｓappear and　I　fｅel　inｃreasingly sｔreｓseｄ　tｈiｎking oｆ my　ｗｏｒｋ wａiｔing　ｔｏ bｅ　done．
６5． Whａt　is　tｈe ｗｒiter　ｔｒyｉｎg to　do ｉn the teｘt？
A.To enｃoｕrage reaｄeｒs tｏ woｒk ａt hoｍe. 　　Ｂ.To　explain whｙ he hａs　chａnged　ｈis　joｂ.
Ｃ．Ｔo ｄescribｅ his ｗｏｒking　lｉfe.　　 　 　 　 　D. Ｔo say how　hｅ wouｌｄ liｋe　ｔo　wｏrk.
66.　Wｈaｔ　ｃan　the ｒeader lｅａrn from thｅ　text?
Ａ. Ｈoｗ tｏ staｒt　working fｏｒ ｏneself. 　 B．　Ｗｈａt　iｔ's like　to　woｒk aｔ　ｈoｍe.
C． Wｈy tｈｅ　ｗｒiteｒ deｃided to work for ｈimｓｅlｆ．　　D. Hｏw artists beｃｏmｅ sｕccesｓｆuｌ．
67． What does　the wrｉtｅｒ imaｇｉne　he　ｍiｇhｔ do ｗith colleaｇuｅs ( 同事 ) ?
A.　Hａve ｍeals　iｎ restaurants. 　 　 B. Go　tｏ the swimming pｏｏｌ.
Ｃ. Ｓpend timｅ　ｉn the　cｏuｎtrysｉde．　 　 D. Talk abouｔ spoｒt.
D
For all sad wｏrdｓ oｆ tongue or pｅn．　Ｔhe　sａddest ａrｅ　thesｅ： “It mｉghｔ ｈave beｅn！”
　 Joｈn Greenleａｆ Whittｉer，　thｅ Aｍeｒicaｎ poet (１8０7-１８92),ｗas　borｎ aｎd brｏｕght　uｐ　on a　fａrm ｉn Ｈaverhill, Ｍassachｕｓeｔts. Ｈe had littｌｅ　foｒｍal eduｃaｔioｎ. Ｈe attended Haverhill　Aｃadｅmｙ　fｏr　onｅ ｙear, wｈｉcｈ　ｈｅ pａi