2023年英语在线作业.docx

１．【第六次】 The manaｇer wｉｌl　ｎｏｔ　__＿_＿_＿ ｕs tｏ seｅ use hｉs ｃar．
A ｈａve　
Ｂ　let
C agｒee
Ｄ　aｌlow
对旳答案：D

２.【第六次】 The dａy　＿___＿_　Ｉ sａｗ hｉm ｗas　ｔhe greａｔest of my life.
A wｈich
Ｂ when
C ｗhｅｒe
D ｔhat
对旳答案:B

3.【第六次】Tｈｅy sｅｎｔ ｕs aｎ　ｏｐen　ｌeｔｔeｒ，　____＿_ tｏ win ouｒ supｐort．
A hｏｐｅd
B　ｈoping
Ｃ hoｐe
Ｄ to hope
对旳答案:Ｂ

４.【第六次】　The old lａdy iｓ　ｑｕaｒrelｌing ｗith　otｈｅrs　as if　she　___＿＿_____mad.
A was
B is
C ａｒe
Ｄ ｗere
对旳答案:D

5.【第六次】 The prｏbｌem is noｔ _＿＿__ sｏ easy　as you tｈinｋ．　Iｔ’s faｒ　fｒoｍ　bｅing ｓettleｄ．　
A ｈaｒdｌｙ
Ｂ almost　
C nearｌy
D scarcely　
对旳答案:C

6.【第六次】Income anｄ edｕｃation both　______ in ｄetｅrmｉｎiｎｇ　one'ｓ smoking hａbiｔ.
A brｉｎg up
B figure ｏut
C　pｌay a parｔ
Ｄ pay ｏff
对旳答案:Ｃ

7.【第六次】　The ｓun ｉs　perhaps the ｌeaｓt expensive ｅｎeｒgy _＿_＿__ we　haｖe.
A combｉｎaｔｉon
Ｂ conｓumｐtiｏｎ
C wastｅ　
D souｒce
对旳答案：D

8.【第六次】I ｗｉｓh everyoｎｅ ＿　ｔｈｅ meetｉng tｏmｏrroｗ．
A wilｌ ａtｔend　
B woｕld　aｔteｎd
Ｃ ｈad　attendeｄ
D ｉs gｏing to　attｅnd
对旳答案：B

９．【第六次】You　obｊecｔ ___________, ｄon’t yoｕ?
Ａ ｔhａt they　ｃome
Ｂ that ｔhey came
C to　their ｃome　
D　to　ｔheir coming
对旳答案:D

10.【第六次】　Ｓｏme good　fiｌｍs _＿_＿__　eduｃaｔｉon　wiｔh entertａinｍｅnｔ.
Ａ cｏmｂine
B coｎｎｅct
C ｌink　
D coｎceｒn　
对旳答案:A

11.【第六次】_______ her　and ｔhｅｎ　tｒy to copy what　she dｏｅｓ．
A Mind　
B See
Ｃ Ｓtaｒe　at
D Ｗａtch
对旳答案:D

12.【第六次】 We had　to　sleｅp　in oｕr wet clｏtｈes, ＿____＿ waｓ verｙ uncｏｍfoｒtabｌe．　
A what　
B　thaｔ
C iｔ
Ｄ　whiｃｈ　
对旳答案：D

13．【第六次】The yoｕｎg acｔoｒ who had ｂeeｎ　thouｇht higｈly of _＿_____ tｏ be　a ｇｒeat　dｉsapｐｏinｔｍeｎt.
A tuｒnｅd uｐ
B tｕrned oｕｔ　
Ｃ turnｅd down
D tｕrnｅd　iｎ
对旳答案:B

14.【第六次】_＿＿_＿_____ hiｓ eｘamiｎａtioｎ　ｏf　the pａtｉent, tｈe doｃtor　wrｏｔｅ ouｔ　a ｐrescrｉｐtｉｏn.
A Havinｇ fｉnished
B Fｉnisｈiｎg
Ｃ　Fｉniｓｈed
D　Haviｎg bｅeｎ ｆinishｅd
对旳答案:A

15.【第六次】 It’s bａｄ _____ for　you to smoｋe in the ｐublic　plaｃes wherｅ ｓmoking is　nｏt alloweｄ.　
A bｅhavior
B action
C manｎeｒ
Ｄ moｖｅmeｎt
对旳答案:A

１6.【第六次】－-Do you　ｈａve time tomorｒow? －－______
A Pｌeasｅ　ｔｒy　harder.
B Yes, I dｏ.
C Nｏ,ｔhank yoｕ.
Ｄ Good idea．
对旳答案:Ｂ

１7.【第六次】--Must I take ａ ｔａxi?--No, ｙoｕ _____＿_. Ｙou cａn　ｔakｅ　ａ cａｒ.
A hａｄ bｅtter to　
Ｂ don'ｔ
C ｍuｓt not
D ｄon't　haｖe tｏ　
对旳答案:D

1８．【第六次】--Why ｎｏt ｇo anｄ have dinner in a restaurant? -- ＿________　Iｔ's　tｏo eｘpensivｅ.
Ａ　Ｗhy not？
B I agｒee
C I am afraid　not
D I'm　sure
对旳答案Ｃ

19.【第六次】--How about　ｈａving luｎcｈ　ｗｉｔh me? --_＿_＿_
A I'm very busy.　
B Nｏ,Ｉ　don't.
C Sｕｒe． Wheｎ？
Ｄ Makｅ yoｕrｓeｌｆ comfortable.
对旳答案：C

20.【第六次】--Unｂelｉevablｅ!　Ｉ hａｖe faiｌed　ｔhe driｖiｎg　tesｔ ａgaiｎ！　-－ ＿＿_＿_＿_＿_ Tｈis ｉs nｏt　the　enｄ　ｏｆ tｈｅ woｒld.
A　Ｇooｄ　luck
B Cｈｅｅr ｕp
C Gｏ ａheａd
Ｄ No pｒoblｅm
对旳答案:B

21.【第六次】Ｄo ｙou know thｅ　sｔoｒy abｏut　thｅ ｆox anｄ　thｅ grａpes? A fox　is ___1___ food. Hｅ ｉs ｖｅｒｙ hunｇrｙ. Now, he　sｔands neａr a walｌ． Ｔhe walｌ is veｒy　_＿_2___. The　fｏx is ｌoｏｋｉng　up. Ｈｅ seｅｓ　a loｔ of　fｉne ｇrapeｓ ___３___ the ｗａll. Ｈe smiles anｄ　says，　"How nice thｅy　are! I want to　eat ｔheｍ." Ｔhｅ　ｆｏx juｍps and　ｊｕｍｐｓ, but　ｔhe　wall is tｏｏ　ｈigh. Hｅ ＿__4___ geｔ the gｒaｐes. The fｏｘ says, "Ｉ ｍusｔ　ｇｏ　ｎow. Ｉ　doｎ'ｔ lｉke　those grａpes. They　ａre ｇrｅen.　Ｔheｙ are not ___５__＿　tｏ　eat.＂ 请务必填入大写旳选项号,小写判错。
·       1．A:loｏking ｆor B:ｇoｏd Ｃ:ｏn　Ｄ：high E：ｃan't
· 　      ２．A：looking ｆor B:good Ｃｏｎ D:ｈｉgｈ E:cａn't　
· 　      3.A:loｏkｉng　fｏr B：ｇｏｏd C：on D:hiｇｈ E:ｃａn't　
·　      　4.A:looｋing fｏｒ　Ｂ：ｇｏod Ｃ：on Ｄ:ｈigh　E：ｃaｎ't
·       5.A:lookｉng for B：ｇoｏｄ C:ｏn Ｄ:ｈigh　E：caｎ't　
对旳答案：１-Ａ, 2-D,　3-C， ４-E, 5-Ｂ

22.【第六次】　Hoｗ mｅn fiｒst learnt ｔo invｅnt　worｄs is　ｕnｋnｏwn:　ｉn ｏｔhｅr ｗｏrds, tｈe orｉgiｎ　of ｌangｕage is　ａ　ｍystery. Ａll we ｒｅalｌｙ knｏw is　thａt ｍen, ｕnｌiｋe　anｉmａls, sｏmｅhow ｉｎvented certaiｎ　ｓouｎｄs to expｒeｓs ｔｈｏught anｄ ｆｅelings, aｃtionｓ aｎd　ｔhinｇs, sｏ ｔhａｔ theｙ　coｕld　cｏmmuniｃaｔｅ wｉth　eaｃｈ oｔｈer; and ｔhaｔ lateｒ they agreed uｐｏn certain　sｉｇnｓ,　ｃalled　letｔｅｒs, which ｃould be cｏmbinｅd　tｏ pｒesent those ｓoundｓ, aｎd whｉｃh ｃoｕld　be ｗritten　down. Tｈosｅ　sounds， ｗhｅtｈeｒ spokｅn or ｗritten in leｔｔerｓ, we　ｃａll wｏｒｄs.ﻫＴhe power of　worｄs, theｎ, liｅｓ in thｅir assｏciatｉons – thｅ things they ｂｒｉng　ｕp bｅfore ouｒ mindｓ. Ｗorｄs ｂecｏｍe fｉlleｄ with meaning　ｆor ｕｓ ｂy experｉｅnｃe; and ｔhe　lonｇer ｗe　live, the　ｍore certａin woｒds recalｌ to　us ｔhe　ｇlad and　sad　ｅveｎｔs　of our ｐａst; and　tｈe　mｏre we read ａnd leaｒn, the more ｔhｅ number of ｗｏrds ｔhat mean ｓometｈing increasｅs．
Grｅat ｗrｉteｒｓ are thosｅ who ｎot oｎlｙ hａvｅ ｇrｅａt　thｏughts　but aｌｓo　exｐresｓ　thesｅ thoｕgｈts in worｄs　which ａppeａl ｐoｗeｒｆully　to our　mindｓ　anｄ emotions. This charｍing　and teｌｌinｇ use oｆ worｄｓ iｓ　whａt wｅ call ｌiterary　sｔyle. Aｂｏve　all,　ｔｈｅ real ｐoet ｉs a masｔer　ｏf worｄs. Ｈe　can conｖey hiｓ mｅaning　in　words which　sinｇ lｉke musiｃ ａnｄ whｉｃh bｙ　tｈｅir position and aｓｓｏｃiatiｏn can movｅ ｍｅn　ｔo ｔｅａrｓ. Ｗe shoｕlｄ ｔhereｆorｅ ｌearn ｔo chｏｏse our ｗｏｒds carefully　anｄ use tｈｅm accｕrａtelｙ, or　thｅy ｗill　make our speech silly aｎd vulgar.
· 　1．　Tｈe orｉgiｎ of laｎguａge ｉs　__＿__＿_＿__＿___＿_.
·     A a lｅgend hａnｄeｄ down frｏｍ tｈｅ ｐasｔ　B ａ maｔtｅr thaｔ is hｉdden oｒ sｅｃrｅt　C a qｕesｔion ｄｉffｉcult　tｏ answer D　problｅm not　ｙet　solvｅd
· 2.　What iｓ true　abｏut ｗｏrds?　__＿________＿＿_____.
·　　    A They ａｒe useｄ to exｐreｓs　feelinｇs onlｙ．　Ｂ　Ｔhｅy can not be wｒitten dowｎ． Ｃ Ｔｈey ａrｅ sｉmｐｌy ｓounds．　Ｄ They are myｓterｉouｓ.　
· 3. Ｔhe reａl power of wｏrdｓ lieｓ　in　ｔheｉr ____＿_________.
·     A propeｒties Ｂ　ｃｈaｒaｃteristicｓ C pｅｃuliarity D ｒepｒeｓeｎtative fｕnction
· 　4. By　“ａssoｃｉatiｏn”, ｔｈe　author mｅans　___________＿_＿.
·     A　a　speｃial　qｕａｌity B ａ joiniｎg　of iｄeas　in tｈe mind C an　ａｐｐearaｎce ｗhich ｉs puzzling D ａ　ｓtraｎｇe feａturｅ
· 5. Wｈich of the following statemｅnts ａboｕｔ ｔhｅ real poet is　NOＴ　true?　＿_＿__＿____＿＿_
·　     A　He ｉs no moｒe than　a masｔｅｒ of　wｏrds B　He cａｎ conｖｅy hiｓ ideas　in wｏrdｓ which ｓinｇ like muｓiｃ. C Ｈｅ cａｎ mｏve men　to ｔeａrｓ. D His sｔyle is　aｌways ｃhａrming.
对旳答案：１-D, ２-Ｃ, ３-D， ４－B, 5-A

２3.【第六次】 Ａ foreｉgnｅｒ’s　ｆiｒst impressioｎ of the　U.S. iｓ likeｌｙ ｔo ｂe thａt　everyonｅ is in ａ ruｓh－oftｅｎ　ｕnｄｅr pressｕre.　Ciｔy peｏple ａpｐear aｌｗａｙs ｔo　be hurrｙing　ｔo ｇｅt ｗherｅ they aｒｅ gｏiｎg restlesｓly,　seｅking　atｔｅntioｎ iｎ　ａ stoｒe, aｎd　elboｗｉng others　as ｔｈey ｔry ｔo ｃｏｍｐlｅte their ｅrraｎds （任务).　Rａciｎｇ tｈrough ｄayｔime mealｓ iｓ part　ｏf　thｅ ｐａce of　lifｅ　ｉn this counｔry.
Ｗoｒｋinｇ tiｍe　is　ｃonsｉdered ｐreciｏｕｓ. Oｔherｓ ｉn　ｐublic eａｔiｎg places aｒｅ　waitiｎg　ｆor you tｏ finish　so tｈaｔ　ｔhey too cａｎ be　servｅd and gｅt ｂacｋ to work　ｗithin ｔhe time ａlｌｏwed. Eacｈ peｒson hｕｒries　ｔo mａｋe ｒｏom ｆor the nexｔ person.　If you　ｄoｎ’t, waiters　ｗill　ｈuｒｒy　you．ﻫＹｏu aｌso ｆind　drivers wｉｌｌ　ｂｅ abrupt　ａｎd that　pｅｏple ｗｉll puｓh pasｔ you. Ｙou will　ｍｉsｓ　smｉｌeｓ, briｅf　conveｒsａtiｏns, and small couｒtｅsies with strａngerｓ. Don’t takｅ it ｐersｏnａlly. Ｔhis iｓ ｂeｃａuｓｅ ｐeoｐｌe vａlｕe ｔｉｍe ｈighlｙ,　aｎd　thｅy rｅｓenｔ someoｎe eｌｓe　“wasｔiｎg” iｔ ｂeyond a cｅrｔain　coｕｒtesy point．ﻫThｅ　vieｗ of　timｅ affects the ｉmportａnce we　ａttａｃh ｔo　paｔienｃｅ. Ｉn ｔhe Ameｒican　sysｔｅｍ oｆ values, pａｔｉenｃe is not a high ｐrｉoriｔy．　Many　ｏf us ｈavｅ whａｔ mighｔ be called　“a shorｔ fuse.” We　ｂegｉｎ to movｅ restleｓsｌｙ abｏｕt ｉf　wｅ feel ｔime　is slｉppiｎg aｗay　wiｔhout somｅ returｎ----－－be tｈis ｉｎ ｔerms of plｅasuｒｅ， wｏｒk value, or rｅｓt. Ｔhose comｉng　ｆrｏm lands ｗheｒe ｔiｍe is ｌｏokｅd upon dｉｆfｅrenｔly　mａy find thｉs ｍatｔer of paｃe ｔｏ ｂe　ｏｎｅ ｏf theiｒ　most　ｄifｆicuｌt　aｄjｕｓtmentｓ ｉn bｏｔｈ bｕsｉnesｓ and daily ｌifｅ.ﻫMａny neｗcomers to ｔｈe States wilｌ ｍｉｓｓ tｈｅ opening ｃourtesy ｏf a　busineｓs　cａｌl,　for eｘamplｅ, they　ｗｉll misｓ　the ritｕal ｓoｃiａlizｉnｇ　ｔｈat　ｇoes wiｔｈ a weｌcｏｍｉnｇ　cup ｏf tea or cofｆｅe ｔhey may ｂe traditioｎal　iｎ theｉr own countｒy.　Theｙ may ｍisｓ　leｉｓurｅｌy　ｂｕｓinｅｓｓ　chａtｓ　in ａ cａfé or coffｅｅhouｓe.　Ｎormallｙ, Americans ｄo　not　aｓsess tｈeiｒ　visｉtorｓ in sucｈ relaｘed ｓurroｕｎdｉngs over　prｏlｏngｅd　smａlｌ talｋs． We sｅｅｋ　out　evｉｄence of past　ｐerfｏrmａnｃe　ｒaｔｈer thａn　ｅvaluate　a bｕsineｓs colleａｇue ｔhrｏugh soｃiaｌ courｔesiｅs. Sｉnｃe we generaｌly aｓsess and probe prｏｆessionally ratｈeｒ ｔhan　sｏｃiaｌly,　we start tａｌkｉng ｂuｓiｎess vｅrｙ　qｕickｌy.
· 1.　The ｓtatｅmｅｎt tｈat Americａｎｓ are impoliｔe tｏ tｈeir bｕsinｅsｓ collｅaｇuｅｓ iｓ ｗronｇ.
·　　    Ａ: T B：　F
· ２. In　tｈe fｏurtｈ　paragraph, ‘ａ　hｉgｈ priｏrity’ ｍｅａnｓ ‘a firsｔ cｏncern’
·     A: T B： F
· ３. Aｍericａns eｖaｌｕatｅ ａ ｂuｓinｅｓs coｌlｅague　ｂy esｔabｌｉshｉng ｂusinｅｓｓ relatｉoｎｓ.　
·     Ａ：　T B： Ｆ
· 4. Thiｓ ｐａssage mainly talｋｓ about hｏw Amｅricans　do　busiｎｅss　ｗith foｒeigners.　
·     A: T Ｂ:　F　
·　 ５. We caｎ iｎfer froｍ thｅ passａge that thｅ　autｈｏr’s tｏｎe　in writing is　prａisful.　
·     A: T B: Ｆ
对旳答案:1-A,　２-A，　3－B， 4-Ｂ,　5-A