新视野第一册词汇练习分析解析

1、10级新视野一级：词汇同步练习Vocabulary and Structure Exercises for NHEUnit 11. In the wife s eyes, histo their marriage life is far from perfect.A) requireme ntB) commitme ntC) participati onD) reflecti on2. In the eve nt of SARS, some it while others lost their courage to do anything aboutit.A) came up toB) liv

2、ed up toC) faced up toD) caught up to3. Experts have with some effective measures to preventthe disease from spreading.A) caught upB) put upC) come upD) kept up4. If people feel hopeless, they don t bother tothe skills they need to succeed.A) requireB) inq uireC) acquireD) enq uire5. As a result of

3、his hard work, he has gainedto the Beijing University.A) accessB) commitme ntC) opport unityD) reward6. With the supplies of nu rses below, the local gover nment decided to recruit(招募)volun teers.A) acquireme nts B) assig nments7. Only whe n one is of oneC) commitme ntD) requireme ntss getting behin

4、d is one more likely to catch up.A) criticalB) awareC) visualD) effective8. It is better for you to beabout its consequences before you take any action.A) positiveB) absoluteC) criticalD) favorite9. As an idealto the spread of SARS, this medici ne is now in great dema nd.A) barrierB) commitme ntC) c

5、halle ngeD) access10. Whe n her bus in ess goes wrong, she tends tofor advice.A) get access toB) come acrossC) reach outD) speak up11. The most importa nt for us now is towhat is to be done n ext.A) allow ofB) reflect o nC) feel likeD) remi nd of12. It is best towear through frict ion in desig ning

6、the parts of every machi ne.A) have in sight into B) come up with C) allow forD) reflect on13. Good habits of living have proved to be of much to our health.A) barrierB) benefitC) immu nityD) commitme nt14. Now that we have learned to see things, we can find that there are two sides toanything in th

7、e world.A) in partB) from a perspectiveC) on their part15. As a(n)job, it requires much time and commitme nt and persiste nee.A) un willi ngB)demandingC)embarrass ing16. Theto be better than others drives him to work harder than before.A) uniquen essB)eagernessC)aware nessD) in perspectiveD) frustra

8、t ingD) effective ness17.For your study to stay in acycle,you must keep up withthe progressof the course.A) virtuousB) virtualC) visualD) vital18. Anyone that goes against the social order isto answer for his action.A) possiblyB) probablyC) likelyD) normally19. There is much that can be done about t

9、he accide ntsfrom careless ness.A) aroseB) arise nC) aris ingD) arise20. his sister, Jack is quiet and does not easily make friends with others.21.More newwill be opened up inthe future for those witha universityeducatio n.A) opportunities B) necessities C) realitiesD) probabilities22.Un like the pr

10、oblems Iin high school, I have few cha nces to speak En glish inclass at college.A) came acrossB) came aboutC) came afterD) came of23.Now that they have done somethingabout the situation,itcomes to returnto normal.A) uniqueB) effectiveC) absoluteD) seque ntial24.you realizeyour trouble withEnglish l

11、earning,you cantake some effectivesteps.A) By nowB) From now onC) Ever sinceD) Now that25.These productsarefor export,though a few of them may come into home markets.A) completelyB) absolutelyC) esse ntiallyD) n ecessarily26.The team s attempt to win the game wasby the oppos ing goalkeeper.A) reaped

12、B) frustratedC) give n upD) caught up27.He is quite surethat it simpossiblefor him to fulfillthe task withintwo daysA) fullyB) exclusivelyC) absolutelyD) roughlyA) DislikeB) Un likeC) AlikeD) Liki ng28. The police wan ted her to describe all the eve nts of that morni ng inA) timeB) additionC)sequene

13、eD) place29. Tha nksto the In ternet,we can sharesorrow and happ in essat each other s home throughtheof e-mail.A) roleB) mediumC) modemD)sequenee30. In their own eyes, it is ratherthat the medicalcommunity as a whole stillhaslittle idea about the cause of SARS.C) frustrat ingD) regard ingA) rewardi

14、 ng B) dema nding1.2.He is late aga in today. IA) refer to itWhe n a fireat the3.were completely destroyed.A) broke offAfter the disaster,llthat he will not be late tomorrow.B) look to himC) see to itNati onal Exhibiti on in London,B) broke out the truthusat leastC) broke dow nthat a healthy habit o

15、ftenlivi ngD) turn to itpricelesspain ti ngsD) broke upcan keep one awayUnit 320from some terrible diseases.A) focused uponB) imposed upon4. After failing the exams three times, JackA) see to itB) attai n it5. Susa n has not bee n officiallyto Joh nson.A) en gagedB) occupiedC) daw ned upon realized

16、that he dC) catch itC) practiced6. After so many years, he stillthe hope that his lost son would retur n one day.A) cla ng toB) clung toC) in cli ned to7. The acti on of cheat ing in an exam in ati on wouldyousevere puni shme nt.A) cause toB) subject toC) turn to8. This articlemore atte nti on to th

17、e problem of cultural in terfere nee in foreig nIan guage teach ing and lear ning.A) calls forB) applies foryouC) cares forn everD) lea ned upon _in En glish.D) make itD) un dertake nD) subjected toD) take toD) allows for9.1 don t think that your watch isA) worthy the priceB) worth the price C) wort

18、hy to buy10. He isa very old man but in fact he is only fifty years old.A) appare ntlyB) evide ntlyC) absolutely11. It is not polite toa speaker with frequent questions.A) in terpretB) in terve neC) in terruptD) worth to buyD) actuallyD) in terfere12. Their daughter ofte n tur ns a deaf ear to their

19、 inq uiries, so they sometimes have toan swers from her.A) in terruptB) excha ngeC) squeezeD) exit13. His failure in love games threw him off hisof mind.A) moodB) en gageme ntC) sympathyD) bala nee14. My camera can beto take pictures in cloudy or sunny con diti ons.A) adaptedB) adjustedC) adoptedD)

20、remedied15. At the party we found that shy girlher mother all the time.A) depe nding onB) coin cid ing with16. We forgave his bad temper because weC) adheri ng toD) cli nging toknow that his son s illness had put Him undergreatA) pi ns17. She feltat her sisterA) jealousyB) stresss good luck inB) est

21、eemC) crisisD) depressi onfinding jobs.C) envyD) respect18. The explorer lost his way so he climbed to the top of the hill tohimself.A) spotB) locateC) placeD) situate19. We could see only theoutline of the mountain in the distanee.A) vagueB) darkC) meanD) dim20. Because the compa ny was doing more

22、bus in ess it was n ecessary tothe factory.A) in creaseB) exte ndC) broade nD) grow21.Theuni versityprofessors.con sistsof full professors,associateprofessorsand assistantA) crewB) ra nkC) circleD) staff22. Due to the fact that she was n aturallytimid, she shra nk from anysocial andcultural activiti

23、es.A) comprehe nsion ofB) study onC) success inD) participation23.It was no use tryingto discussbus in esswithJames, who was well-knownfor_ everyth ing.A) cop ing withB) trifling withC) striving forD) doing well in24.Jane is scolded byher boss becauseshe leftthe office withthe computeryesterday.A) o

24、nB) outC) unl ockedD) un closed25. I have take n the mid-term exam, but I dont know what mywill be.A)futureB) careerC) chaneeD) fate26.I could see nothingof the hallbut themoans of paintold therewas some one thereA) in the dustB) in the duskC) in the lobbyD) in the exit27. In the eyes of most studen

25、ts, her teaching method is far fromA) contentB) consentC) satisfiedD) satisfactory28. It was reassuri ng to have some onewhom he couldfor a while.A) upon touchB) upon prideC) upon leanD) upon impose29. The new cadets are very slow to the strictregulationsof the military college.A) react toB) relate

26、toC) adapt toD) turn to30. When reading books about space exploration,I often man s skill and creativenessin putti ng complex pieces of mach inery into space.A) tremble atB) startle atC) wan der atD) amaze atUnit 41. The young people areof their resp on sibility toward society.A) con siste ntB) con

27、sciousC) sen sitive2. The problem with your con duct is that what you do is notwith what you say.A) con siste ntB) continu ousC) con siderate3. She was soin her job that she did n t hear some one knocking at the door.A) attractedB) draw n4. Professor Taylor s talk has indicated life of the huma n so

28、ciety.C) absorbedthat scieneehas a very strongD) sen sualD) con ti nualD) concen trated on the everydayA) motivati onB) perspectiveC) impressi onD) impact5. Whe n she was criticized, she claimed that it was outside herof resp on sibility.A) fieldB) limitC) exte ntD) ra nge6. The world is tryi ng eve

29、ry means tothe frie ndship betwee n the two coun tries.A) raiseB) promoteC) ariseD) protest7. Although not an econo mist himself, Dr. Smith has long bee n a severe critic of thegovernment spolicies.A) econo micalB) economyC) econo micD) econo mics8. His constantwith his peers has left its mark on hi

30、s growth.A) consentB) con tractC) co ntextD) con tact9. _withhis new teachingmethod, we need to take a criticalA) CursedB) DepressedC) Impressed10. So clear was hisof the case that others had no more to say.look at our traditionalD) Fed upones.A) attitude B) prese ntati onC) comme ntD) remark11. Whe

31、 n bus in ess is in, there is usually an obvious in crease in un employme nt.A) conv icti on12. Don t take any aA) consen tedB) relaxati onction un til you are fullyB) contentC) depressi onwith the situati on there.C) obviousD) competiti onD) acqua in ted13. It is said that the math teacher seemstow

32、ards bright stude nts.D) preferableD) statusA) liableB) partialC) ben eficial14. The clothes a pers on wears may express hisor social positi on.A) estateB) statureC) esteem15. withan tiquefurniture, thecastle brought us back in time to the Middle Ages.A) Orname ntedB) CoveredC) ImpressedD) Improved1

33、6. One rainy ni ght the policema n had a cha neewith a gang of smugglers.A) acqua intanceB) encoun terC) acco untD) in terview17. Newspapers vary greatly in theirto the gover nment.A) attitudes B) comme ntsC) viewsD) opinions18. A defect of visi on preve nts him fromhis eyes accurately on an object.

34、A) emphasiz ingB) relax ingC) focus ingD) achiev ing19. In most cases, theof a pers on who sits on a pin is to leap into the air.A) react ionB) behaviorC) functionD) in sta nee20. Rich as they were in forms, the speaker sseemed un related to his speechA) sig nsB) gesturesC) symptomsD) symbols21. He

35、built the team through both hard training anddiscipli ne.A) looseB) physicalC) rigidD) slack22. We were depressedthe bad n ews.A) atB) inC) forD) on23. She was delighted inof friends and relatives.A) accommodati onB) en terta inment C) convictionD) commitme nt24. The days whe n he washis best is alr

36、eady a thing of the past.A) inB) onC) withD) at25. Some people are not willi ng toresp on sibility for the errors they made.A) en sureB) assureC) assumeD) resume26. I speak in fullthat our cause is just.A) con clusi onB) assumpti onC) convictionD) determ in ati on27. An imals canbecome unusuallywhen

37、 they are upset bya sudde n en vir onmentcha ngeA) puzzli ngB) dominantC) aggressiveD) vigorous28. Try toyour mi nd into the future and imagi ne what life will be like the n.A) subjectB) objectC) projectD) reject29. The wife feltso angry at the husbands dominance th at shecould rema inno Ion ger.A)

38、positiveB) passiveC) optimisticD) pessimistic30. Computer softwaresome 70 perce nt of our range of products.A) picks upB) focuses onC) acco unts forD) is based onUnit 51. My gran dfather had suffered from can cer for two years. It was no surprise whe n I wastold that he had.A) passed offB) passed aw

39、ayC) passed byD) passed over2. the question of the time given to teaching preparations, there are two otherrequireme nts for a qualified teacher.A)Except fromB) Away fromC) Apart from D) Besidefrom3. If it were not for the fact that he was a millionaire,shehim.A) might n ever marryB) will n ever mar

40、ryC)would n ever havemarriedD) would n ever marry4. Thegloves were reallytoo small, and it was onlybythem that I man aged to getthem on.A) spreadi ngB) squeez ingC) stretchi ngD) bending5. You will probably your team s chanee to win because you seem to have such a greatthem.A) affect; in flue neeB)

41、effect; in flue neeC) affect; effect onD) effect; affect on6. A bridge can be defineda structure getting over an obstacle, such as a river,a road or railways.D) toD) diag no sedD) bledA) likeB) asC) with7. When I took my car to the garage, they soonwhat the trouble was.A) emergedB) realizedC) explor

42、ed8. What made her heartwas the sight of many people begg ing in the streets.A) bleedB) bloodC) bleeder9. Our country has laun ched a(n)for healthy styles of liv ing.A) warB) battleC) campaig nD) acti on10. He departedto catch the train only to find his ticket was left in home.A) in hurryB) in haste

43、C) in a hasteD) with haste11. The con tract will be sig nedthe cerem ony.A) prior toB) by priority of C) previous of D) precious to12. There are some areas which are still den sely populatedtheir severe weathercon diti ons.D) but forD) con sideredA) due toB) with regard toC) regardless of13. He s wa

44、tching TV? He sto be cleaning his room.A) knownB) supposedC) regarded14. The public has appealed to the governmentto find a to the problem of pollution.D) solutio nD) heD) con fusedA) resultB) resp onseC) settleme nt15. It was not until he arrived in classrealized he had forgotten his book.A) whe n

45、heB) that heC) and he16. Seeing he waswith his luggage, I offered to help him.A) in fectedB) embarrassedC) mugged17. So little with each other thatA) agreed did theyB) did they agree18. It is advisable for us toa more open policy.A) adaptB)adjust19. There are several ways tothis problem.A) impleme n

46、tB)approach20. The conference the possibilitythe n eighborscouldC) they agreeC) agreeA) exploredB) impleme ntednot settle theirD) they did agreeC) thrustD) disposediffere nee.D) adoptof closer trade linksbetween the two countries.C) establishedD) con stituted21. with the boy s true love for her,the

47、girl decided to en trust her life to him.A) Acquired B) Imposed22. The runner went fastest in the middleD) Diag no sedC) In fected of the course.A) fragme ntB) selecti onC) boardD) segme nt23. The moreyou feel in yourself, the more chances you will stand to win the game.A) sig ni fica neeB) in te ns

48、ityC) fortuneD) con fide nee24. Nothing is worse than thebetween what is right and what is wrong.A) connectionB) establishme ntC) illustratio nD) con fusi on25. His words might havethe lovely lady, but he was n ever aware of it.A) cursedB) criticizedC) hurtD) scolded26. It is unwise of you toto a co

49、nclusion before looking into the matter.A) reachB) arriveC) drawD) leap27. Theto en sure a bright future for myself pushed me to study harder.A) crisisB) thrustC) pressureD) approach28. A dutiful official n everhimself of his resp on sibility for his work.A) rem indsB) quitsC) disposesD) risks29. Th

50、e officialhis innocence by show ing the fact.A) approachedB) exploredC) established D) defi ned30. Advertis ing is disti nguished from other forms of com muni cati onthe advertiserpays for the message to be delivered.A) whichB) because ofC) in thatD) whereasUnit 61. Writi ng is a slow process, requi

51、ri ngthought, time and effort.A) sig ni fica ntB) con siderableC) eno rmousD) nu merous2. Thank you for applying for a position with our firm. We do not have any openings atthis time, but we shall keep your applicati on onfor two mon ths.A) pileB) segme ntC) seque neeD) file3. Only a selected number

52、 of Iandladies in the neighborhood have been allowed by themay be provoked by externaluni versity to take in.10.the popular belief that classicalmusic is too complex,it achieves a simplicityA) reside ntsB) in habita ntsC) lodgersD) settlers4. During the conferencethe speaker tried toto them his feel

53、ingsconcerningthe urgencyof a favorable decisi on.A) complyB) imposeC) implyD) convey5. Hehis con trol by making his stude nts quiet.A) assessedB) assertedC) acquiredD) mon itored6. If you want to get into that tunn el, you first have toaway all the rocks.A) repelB) pullC) tran sferD) dispose7. Our

54、jour ney was slow because the train stoppedat differe nt villages.A) un ceas in glyB) graduallyC) con ti nu ouslyD) con ti nu ally8. Although most dreams apparentlyhappendream activityA) spontan eouslyB) simulta neously C) homoge neously9. Accordi ng to the in structi ons we received, we cannot acce