BETS BETS一级测试题

BETS BETS一级测试题 Part one:

Read the descriptionsofsomeplacesinatown. Whatisthewordforeachone?

Thefirst letter is alreadythere. Thereis onespacefor eachotherletter intheword.

Forquestions1—5,writethewordsonyouranswersheet. 1、Youcanreadbookshereandtakethemhometoo, if youhaveaspecielcard. L______

2、Youcanlook atinteresting oldthingsin thisbuilding. M_____ 3、Youcaneatamealhereif youdon’thaveit athome. R_________ 4、Peoplecansendthingsin this building. P____O___ __

5、Youseeamoviehere. C_____ 6、Youcancomeheretoswim. P___ Parttwo

Readthesentencesaboutabirthdayparty. Choosethebestword(A,BorC)foreachspace.

Forquestions7—16,markA,B,orConyouranswersheet. 7、Tom’ssister_____abirthdaypartylast week. Amade Bhad Cdid

8、She_____someofhisgoodfriendstoherparty. Ainvited Barrived Casked

9、Tomwanted_____hissisteragiftforherbirthday. Abuy Bbuying Ctobuy

10、Tomdidn’t_____whatkindofgifttogethissister. Athink Bknow Cunderstand

11、Hissisterliked _____photograghsbutshehadacamera. Amaking Btaking Cdoing

12、HewantedtogetheraTVbutthatmeantspendingtoomuch_____. Acost Bmoney Cprice

13、Hedecidedtobuy____avolleyballbecausesheliked sports. Ashe Bher Chers

14、It_____Tomafewhourstochooseabetterone. Aspent Bcost Ctook

15、Tompaid$34.89_____thevolleyball. Aon Bfor Cat

16、_____is verygreatfor herto betogether withherfriends atbirthday party.

AThis BIt CThat Partthree

QUESTIONS17–23

ReadthearticleaboutHowardBonnier.

Aresentences17–23?Right‘ (A)or?Wrong‘ (B)?

If there isn‘t enough information to answer?Right‘ (A) or?Wrong‘ (B), choose ‘Doesn‘tsay‘ (C).

Forquestions17–23,markA,BorContheanswersheet. 117、ThePalacehasbeenopenforless thanayear. ARight BWrong CDoesn‘t say

18、Lotsofpeoplein FranceknowaboutHoward. ARight BWrong CDoesn‘tsay EXAMPLE ANSWER 0Howardis French. B

ARight BWrong CDoesn‘tsay

WhenHowardwasateenager,heoftenwenttorestaurantswithhismotherand father.Heliked doingthissomuchthathedecidednottobuylots ofclothesand CDs;instead, heusedhismoneyto visitFranceandeatin goodrestaurants.He alsoboughtalot ofFrenchandEnglishcookbooks–hesayshehasmorethan twohundredandfifty!

Sowhydidhedecideto openarestaurant?Simplybecauseheloves cooking. Hasit beenaneasything to do?Hesaysit‘sexpensiveto startyourown

restaurantandit‘smuchmoredifficulttocookforfiftypeoplethantocookforyour family,buthe‘ssurehe‘sdonetherightthing. HOWARDBONNIER

Brayis abeautifulvillageaboutfifty kilometerswest of London. A young Englishman named Howard Bonnieropenedarestaurant calledThePalacethere aboutthree andahalfmonthsago.Notmanypeoplein BritainknowMrBonnier‘snameyet,buthe‘salready quitefamous in France.Thisis becausehehaswritten in French magazines about almost all the best restaurantsin thatcountry.He‘sonly29yearsold. 119、Howard’sparentstookhimoutto restaurants. ARight BWrong CDoesn‘tsay

20、Howardhasalwaysspentalot ofmoneyonclothes. ARight BWrong CDoesn‘t say

21、HowardhaswrittenbooksaboutFrenchcooking. ARight BWrong CDoesn‘t say

22、It costsalot ofmoneyto eatin Howard’srestaurant. ARight BWrong CDoesn‘t say

23、Howardsayscookingfor alot ofpeopleis easy. ARight BWrong CDoesn‘t say PARTFOUR Questions24-30

ReadthearticleaboutIngridMcFarlaneandthenanswerthequestions. Forquestions24-30,markA,BorConyouranswersheet. Thesmallworldtheory

EachyearBenis gladwhenschoolis closedonMartinLutherKingJr.Day.

Benknowsthat this dayhonorsanimportant man,butBendoesnotfeel

connectedto him.However,the small-worldtheory connectsBento Dr.King. Ben‘smomhasaclosefriend,Amy.Amy‘suncle, Mark,oncemetandspoke to JohnCarter,thesonofPresentJimmyCarter.JimmyCarterknewDr.King. Inaway,Benis only―fivepeopleaway‖fromMartinLutherKingJr. Thesmall-world theory says that everyone in the worldis connected through ashortchainofpeoplethey know.Anothernameofthis chainis degreesofseparation.Eachdegreeis astepthat separatesapersonfrom someone heorshe doesn‘t know. Therearezero degreesofseparation betweenapersonandthe peopleheorsheknowsdirectly.Thismeansthere are zero degrees between Benand his mom.Thereis one degree of separationwhenjust onepersonseparatessomeonefrom apersondoesnot know. Benknows his mom,but he doesn‘t meether close friend Amy. Therefore,Benis onedegreeawayfromAmy.Asthe chaincontinues,Amy‘s uncle,Mark,is two degrees.Dr.Kingis five degreesawayfrom Ben.The theory saysthat there arenomorethan sixdegreesofseparationbetween anytwo peoplein theworld.

Thesmall-worldtheory hasalot to dowithmath.Thetheory assumesthat eachpersonknows100people.Eachoneofthose 100peopleknows50

differentpeople.Eachofthose50peopleknowsanother50people,andsoon. Whensomeone continues the calculation to six degrees, it is like this: 100×50×50×50×50×50=31.25. Thisnumberis greaterthan 31billion.There areover6billionpeoplein the world.Thesenumbersshowsit is possiblethat sixdegreesofseparationcouldinclude everyonein theworld.

Doesthe small-worldtheory work?Noonehaseverprovedit. Maybethe theoryjust invites peopletothinkalittle moreabouttheirplacesin theworld. 24、MartinLutherKingis_____ AafriendofBen Bastranger

ConeofthefivefriendsofBen

25、Benis two degreesawayfrom______ AJimmyCarter BJohnCarter CMark

26、Howmanydegreesbetweenanytwopeoplein theworld? Amorethanfour Cless thanfive Dnomorethansix

27、Whatis themeaningof“degreesofseparation”in paragraphtwo? AThechaintoconnectpeople. BThestepsofknowingpeople

CTheseparationbetweenstrangers 28、Howdoesthetheorycomeout? Apeopleusemathtocalculate

Bpeople‘srelationshipin theworld Cpeople‘splacesin thesociety

29、Whatis thesmall-worldtheorymainlyabout? AHowmanypeopleonecangettoknow BHowpeopleareconnectedin theworld CHowthedegreesofseparationaresetup

30、Wecanlearn fromthearticlethat_______ Athesmall-worldtheoryworks

Bmoreresearchis neededtoprovethetheory Csixdegreesareneededtoknowthestrangers