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1、精选学习资料 - - - - - - - - - 英语六复习资料单项选择题： 第四章D 1 Several people were killed the accident d as t0 A 2An old man,aas such ,really deserves respectD 3 Wellit is no wonder really dis it . B 4Tohn has arrived already, bhasnt he . D 5 He told me only part ofthe story dand that was thatC 6The committee member

2、s resented them of the meetingcthe president S not informing B 7Their walking tour through Lapland never cameboff A8Heat makes gases aexpandS pulseHe says ita feelsnormal A 9The doctor is feeling the little girl D 10Mary was than Brian d a more experienced teacher C1 1The decision to change the dead

3、line created a great deal of canger dB12No one would believe his story It was so bincredibleC1 3We can never understand Tim ,for he always Cmumbles whatever he saysA14Professors and lawyers are among the most awealthy members in England D 1 5She would drecommend me a good story bookA 16The doctor al

4、lowed her to go home on that she remained in bedacondition C17. It is very c. crazy of you to let such an inexperienced young man to drive you home. D18. The police had to d. appeal to force in order to break up the crowd. A19. You didnt say that you would come, but your words _ a. imply _ that you

5、would. d. perspective and you will agree with me. D 20. Look at the matter in its right 第六章B 1. Its none of your business, you have no right to b. interfere _ B 2. I wish I could give you the b. answer to your problems. D 3. To d. ensure greater .accuracy, all invoices will be double-checked before

6、leaving the office. her suggestion. C 4. Peter showed her his draft of the report, and c. asked A 5. Can you a. deny the truth of his statement. C 6. We finally c. reached an agreement after a lot of hard bargaining. A7. It takes years to _ a. qualify _ as a doctor. B8. I dont really know how to b.

7、tackle the problem. B 9. He said he couldnt b. afford to retire from work and live only on his pension. C10. It is c, considerate of you to turn down the TV while your sister is still ill in bed. A 11. It is important that you a. speak to the dean before leaving for your vacation. A12. Its about tim

8、e people a. took notice of what women did during the war. C13. Id have come with you c. but that I am so busy. D14. I wish you d. had told me yesterday. B15. I failed in my new job. If only I b. had listened to my parents. D 16. Id rather you d. didnt take those important documents with you. late. B

9、17. But for your help we b. would have been C18. I felt as though we_ c. had known each other for years. A19. Id rather you a. had given me a new one instead of having it repaired as you did. B20. It is time the kids b. went to bed第七章C1. Although trees and land have been c. secured , the animals are

10、 disappearing. A2. Hunting is thought to be a. responsible for the extinction of some wildlife. B3. It so b. happened that two men were caught in the act of hunting wildlife in Daxinganling. a. end the slaughter. A 4. People have done a lot in stopping the loss of wildlife habitat, which is expected

11、 to B5. The problems such as deforestation explosion were b. foreseen at an earlier time than animal hunting C6. The rising slaughter c. adds a formidable challenge for the next century. A7. The _ a. underlying _ cause of the rapid growth of population is attributed to the uncontrolled birthrate. C8

12、. c. Closing off logging roads is thought to be helpful for protecting wildlife. B9. Seeds are b. spread in the forest to grow into trees. C 10. Tigers are suffering from lack of c. preys , which are being killed by humans. a. bring in a lot of money. A11. Selling furs of wildlife can D12. By 2022,

13、the silent dawn d. could be occurring in those forests, where animals are largely gone. A13. By hunting, we are losing the animals that make the forests a. function B14. Conservationists are struggling to protect a natural world reeling from b. such threats as population growth, deforestation and po

14、llution. C 15. c. Responding to the recent research, some cigarette smokers are becoming health-conscious. 名师归纳总结 第 1 页,共 11 页- - - - - - -精选学习资料 - - - - - - - - - A16. People sell the hunted wildlife a. for food or medicine. C17. Daylight c. breaks on the small village. C18. I dont know why he comp

15、lains about his low salary all the time. He doesnt earn as c. little d. that a hole in the ozone layer over the Antarctic was noticed. D19. It was in 1985 C 20. Every week, a staggering 10 000 square kilometers of tropical rainforest are c. cut out第九章C1. Peter was c. no more diligent than Jack becau

16、se both of them failed the final examination. A2. Only when you have obtained sufficient data a. can you come to a sound conclusion. A3. Hurry up, or the tickets a. will have been sold out by the time we get there. c. in that they can use language to communicate. C4. Human beings are superior to ani

17、mals B5. The atmosphere of the earth is _ b. much denser than that of _ the moon. D6. The children went there to watch the iron tower d. being erected C7. Bats begin their flight as soon as the sun begins to sink c. below the horizon. A8. a. When one is walking on a clear day, far from the city crow

18、ds, the mountain gives him a sense of peace. D 9. He d. would have gone to the movies, had he known that Jane would be free. D10. d. Clever as she was , she couldnt work out the problem at that moment. B 11. The government is trying to do something to b. promote better understanding between the two

19、countries. doubt about what he said. B12. There is not the b. slightest B13. At the sight of the bear, the b. frightened girl burst into tears. A14. The whole village a. turned out to welcome the foreign visitors. by one of their friends. B15. They suspected that the secret had been b. given away B

20、16. American women had been b. denied the right to vote until 1920 after many years of hard struggle. D17. He stopped the car to d. pick up a young girl who was hitch-hiking across Europe. accomplish it in two weeks. A18. Though the job was hard and new to them, they a. managed to B19. She felt b. r

21、elieved when she saw that her children were safe from the NATOs bombing. D20. We are advised that the equipment will be shipped here on due time with its d. instruction manual. 阅读懂得 第四章The hackers altered the Thomas Web site of the Library of Congress, named after Thomas Jeffersonand a favorite amon

22、g journalists and researchers who need immediate information about bills underconsideration on Capitol Hill . The vandals claimed to be four hackers from a little country in Europe, and changed the site to read:U.S. Congress Web site - defeated. The moniker ,g/, they used, Lamers Team, is notparticu

23、larly prominent among the computer underground, where groups and allegiances can be fluid. They also published on the altered site the recipe they claimed to have used to gain access to thegovernments computer running the service. They left what was said to be a software log that included partof a u

24、sers identification number, but it was partially masked to hide the users who make this possible. Mondays attack was the most serious against a government World Wide Web site since the start of theyear and similar in audacity to ttacks last year against the Web sites for the FBI, Senate, U.S. Army a

25、nd White House. : ad the passage and choose the best answers to complete the following. C 1. The hackers changed the Thomas Web site in order to a. name it after Thomas Jefferson b. satisfy the journalists and researchers c. destroy the computer system d. give the government some advice D 2. This ca

26、se is similar to attacks last year against the Web sites for FBI in a. scale b. the degree of damage c. every aspect d. boldness C 3. Lamber Team, the moniker they used, is a. quitefamous among the computer underground b. unknown among the computer underground c. not particularly well-known amongthe

27、 computer d. new among the computer underground B4. On the altered site, they published something which a. shows their anger towards the government b. tells how they gained their access to the government computer running the service c. tells how they went to the Library of Congress d. tells why they

28、 attacked the Web site of the g C 5. According to the passage, which of llowing is NOT true. a. A group of hackers attacked the web site of the b. The hackers altered the web site. 名师归纳总结 - - - - - - -第 2 页,共 11 页精选学习资料 - - - - - - - - - c. The author is quite sure that the hackers are f. 第五章d. The

29、attack is the most serious one against a government web site since the start of this year. One day when I was a librarian at View Ridge School in Seattle, a primary school teacher approachedme. She had a pupil who finished his work before all the others and needed a challenge. Could he help inthe li

30、brary. she asked. I said, Send him along. Soon a slight, sandy-haired boy in jeans and a T-shirt appeared. I told him about the system used forshelving books. He picked up the idea immediately. Then I showed him a stack of cards for long-overduebooks that I was beginning to think had actually been r

31、eturned but were misshelved with the wrong cardsin them. He said, Is it kind of detective job. I noddd yes. Later, when he asked to be a librarian on aregular basis, it was easy to say yes. He worked untiringly. After a few weeks I found a note on my desk, inviting me to dinner at the boys home. At

32、the end ofa pleasant evening, his mother said that the family would be moving to the neighbouring school district.Her sons first concern, she said, was leaving the View Ridge library. When the time came, I said a reluctant goodbye. Though initially he had seemed an ordinary kid, hiszeal had set him

33、apart. I missed him, but not for long. A few days later he popped through the door and joyfully announced,The librarian over there doesnt let boys work in the library. My mother got me transferred back to ViewRidge. My dad will drop me off on his way to work. And if he cant, Ill walk. I should have

34、had thought such focused determination would take that young man wherever hewanted to go. What I could not have guessed, however, was that he would become a wizard of theInformation Age: Bill Gates, tycoon of Microsoft and Americas richest man. Choose the best answers to the following questions and

35、statements. B1. What did the teacher think about the work in the library for a boy. a. An enjoyment, b. A challenge. c. An interesting job. d. A pleasure. A2. Why did the boy like the library work which seemed boring. a. He thought it was kind of detective job. b. He could read many detective storie

36、s there, c. He thought the librarian was very kind to him. d. He could get much help from the librarian. D3. Why did the boy return to View Ridge. a. His father moved back to View Ridge for work. b. He was not accepted in the school there. c. There was no library for him to borrow books from. d. He

37、was refused to work in the library there. C4. According to the passage we know the boy _ a. had wide interests b. was very clever c. had firm determination d. liked detective stories B5. The passage is mainly about a. Bill Gates early education b. Bill Gates character c. Bill Gates wish d. Bill Gate

38、s early job 第六章The Chinese can remain uniquely Chinese by choosing, from all the elements of world culture, selectionof ideas, images and knowledge. The combination chosen by China will be different from that chosen byFrance or Germany or the United States. In this sense, the Chinese will be totally

39、, unmistakably Chinese-not French, Gernan or American. But they will no longer be the Chinese of the past. They will be theChinese of the future. In short, despite the near-term dominance of the producers of mass culture likeDisney, the long-term future of culture is not a situation where all cultur

40、es seem the same but an immense,complex and valuable mixture of individual national traditions, fashions, and beliefs. Choose the best answers to the following questions. C1. Whats the main idea of this passage. a. Information technologies bring us into a global . b. People from different cultures c

41、an share many things on the Internet. c. In spite of information technologies, different cultures remain different. d. People enjoy watching foreign shows and eating foreign foods. B2. What can be inferred from the passage. a. The world is going to be a global village which all people will enjoy. b.

42、 The assembly line is one feature of low-tech mass production society. c. People would like to share the same culture all over the world. d. Web-televiewers will enable us to set up a global village. A3. The passage implies that a. technological and social change always brings about change in cultur

43、e 名师归纳总结 - - - - - - -第 3 页,共 11 页精选学习资料 - - - - - - - - - b. culture always brings about technological and social change c. technological and social change never brings about change in culture d. culture never brings about technological and social change B4. The passage suggests that high-tech deve

44、lopments bring about a. more influence on culture in a developed society than in a developing one b. less influence on culture in a developed society than in a developing one c. as great an influence on culture in a developed society as in a developing one d. no influence on culture at all in either

45、 a developed or a developing society C 5. Which of the following statements is not true according to the passage. a. IT enables people to get easy access to foreign cultures. b. People in different cultures have different ideas of accepting different cultures. c. Disney is an example of a combinatio

46、n of different cultures. 第七章d. There wont be a global village. 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 inSingapore. If you are bringing you

47、r car into the center you can be stopped, and if youve got less than fourpeople in it then you have to pay. The Netherlands, being such a flat country, is one place which is particularly fond of building cyclepaths. 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 call a Park and Ride scheme . They build bigcar parks far away from city centers and you park your car there. Then theres a bus or whatever