英语(1)综合复习资料

50. His energetic efforts met with only ___ success.

A) partial B)slight C)entire D)complete 51. ___experiments on the laboratory, it started to rain heavily. A) While performing B) Performing C)While I was performing D)To perform 52. Michael used to look hurt and surprised when___.

A) scolding B)having scolded C) to scold D ) scolded

53. I can hear cries for help. I believe someone ＿ by our bees。 A)is attacked B)being attacked

C) is being attacked D) be attacked 54. The doctor____ all night with the patient.

A) sat out B)sat up C)sat in D)sat on

A) which B) who C)whom D)those who 55. The officer was ____from the service for neglecting of duty. A) resigned B)retired C) dismissed D)assigned

56. He sent a fax to the company last month offering to destroy his credit card files $100 000.

A. in return B. return

C. in exchange for D. change for

57 He studied at a famous college when he was young, contributed to his success in later life. A. which B. That C. it D. what

58. The artist the book with pen and-ink drawings. A. expressed B. published C. illustrated D. sponsored

59. They left in hurry that they forgot to turn off the TV. A. such B. so C. so a D. such a

60. Within a year, their management team meetings were transformed into the interactive, brainstorming sessions that he them to be. A. pretended B intended

C. think D. succeeded to

61. I've just finished my report. A. to write B write C. writing D, written

62 By this time next year, we ___ academic study in university. A shall have completed B shall complete

C should complete D need have completed

63Tom proudly ___ his mother the toy car he had won in the composition. A bought B showed C settled D served

64. I'd rather you those important documents with you. A. not take B didn't take C. don't take D. won't take

65. he does his work, I don't mind what time he arrives at the office. A. So far as B. So long as C. In case D. Meanwhile

66 The doctor allowed her to go home on ___ that she remained in bed. A situation B condition C promise D approval

67. Smith seldom went swimming in summer, ___ A his father didn?t too B nor did his father C so didn?t his father D his father also didn?t

68. We had a party last month ，and it was a lot fun，so let?s have ____one this

week .

A) another B) more C) the other D)other

69. The question arises as to ____should go out this morning in this below–zero

weather to clean the snow from the entrance。 A who B whom C which D that

70. A totally new situation will __ when the new examination system comes into practice.

A rise B raise C arouse D arise

二、Directions: There are 12 passages in this part. Each passage is followed by some questions or unfinished statements. For each of them there are four choices marked A) , B) , C),D). You should decide on the best choice and write the corresponding letter on the Answer Sheet.

In some places cars are forbidden in city centers altogether. In Florence (Italy), for instance, the whole of the city is only restricted to pedestrians from 7:30 in the morning until 6:30 in the evening.

Another idea is to make people pay if they want to bring their cars into the city center. They do this in Singapore. If you are bringing your car into the centre you can be stopped, and if you've got less than four people in it then you have to pay.

The Netherlands, being such a flat country, is one place which is particularly fond of building cycle paths. There are now 14 000 km of cycle paths there, so you can go anywhere by bike.

In some cities in Britain people are using what they can a Park and Ride scheme. They build big car parks far away from city centers and you park your car there. Then

there's a bus or whatever or you to take to the city center, and you return to your car the same way.

In Hong Kong, for example, there?s a computer-based system which tracks cars' movements in the city center and drivers are billed monthly according to when and how often they have driven into the city center.

71. Where do people have to share a car if they want to go to the city centre? A. In Hong Kong B. In Florence C. In Singapore D. In Britain

72. The Park and Ride scheme in Britain aims at A. limiting cars entering the city centre B. improving the public transport system C. providing more buses in the city centre D. setting up a computer-based traffic system

73. The government of the Netherlands is especially interested in building cycle paths, for A. many people have bikes

B. cycle paths are cheap to build C. the country is very flat D. it wants to sell more bikes

74. In the city center of Florence A. cars are allowed only at night B cars are forbidden altogether

C. people walk in the morning and evening D. people are lined if they use cars.

75. What method is employed in Hong Kong in order to control traffic in the city center?

A. Drivers have to pay for driving in the city centre. B. Drivers have to form car pools,

C. Drivers have to park their car in the designated places. D. Drivers have to obtain special license (特别执照)'

Only the government can ensure that the American people have clean air and pure water. Congress must pass laws to stop manufactures from polluting the air and water with the waste from their factories.

Unless anti-pollution standards are enforced for all, companies that care about a clean environment will go out of business. For example, if Automobile Company X spends money to put an air pollution control device on their automobiles, their cars will be more expensive than the cars produced by another company. People who don?t have the extra money or who don?t care about pollution will not buy the more expensive cars. Automobile Company X will go bankrupt (破产) ; that is, it won?t make enough money to pay its workers and to buy materials. It will go out of business. Of course, no automobile company will make itself go bankrupt on purpose, and the population of the land and air and water will go on.

But if the government says that all automobile manufacturers must make cars with air pollution control devices, the cost of all manufacturers will be equal. The

government cannot let companies decide whether or not they want to stop pollution. The government must force manufacturers to help clean up the environment by setting anti-pollution standards for everyone.

76. If a company cares about a clean environment while others don?t, it will have to _____.

A) change the standards for its products.

B) sell its products at a more expensive price. C) buy materials at a higher price. D) pay more money to its works.

77. The writer gives the example of Automobile Company X to show that _____ . A) manufacturers will not take care of pollution control on their own will. B) few manufacturers are aware of the important of air-pollution control. C) Air pollution control devices are more expensive than other devices. D) People like to buy cars that are equipped with pollution control devices. 78. According to the writer, anti-pollution standards ensure that _____ .

A) no manufacturer will go bankrupt for spending money on pollution control.

B) Less money will be spent in buying pollution control devices. C) manufacturers know how to control pollution more effectively. D) all manufacturers have to take measures to control pollution. 79. The purpose of this passage is ____ .

A) to describe how a company can go bankrupt.

B) to emphasize the urgent need of cleaning up the environment.

C) to stress the importance of the government?s role in preventing pollution. D) to tell how difficult it is to keep the environment free from air-pollution. 80. What can be inferred from this passage?

A) Companies must be given an equal chance to develop their business.

B) A company will go bankrupt if its cars have to be installed with pollution devices.

C) The US government has not set up standards on pollution control for car products.

D) It is necessary to persuade producers to take effective pollution control measures.

Monday, computer hackers vandalized (故意破坏 ) one of government?s most popular Internet sites, preventing visitors from searching new legislation being considered by Congress.

Hackers altered the \Library of Congress, named after Thomas Jefferson and a favorite among journalists and researchers who need immediate information about bills under consideration on Capitol Hill.

The vandal claimed to be \hackers from a little country in Europe\

changed the site to read: \The moniker (名称) they used“Lambers Team” is not particularly prominent among the computer underground, where groups and allegiances can be fluid.