新标准大学英语综合教程Unit-test7答案

1、unit test7c. disgracefulpart i: vocabulary and structuresection a: choose the best way to complete the sentences.1.i find jazz musicto rock and roll.a. prefer b. refer c. preferabled. referee2.the city was closed off because of the,with people fighting in the streets and breaking intostores.a. disag

2、reement b. riot c. complaint d. harmony3.ballet dancers are characterized by theirmovements.a. grace b. disgraced. graceful4.in my opinion, the mayor should have quit months ago; hes completelyand corrupt.a. moral b. ethical c. immoral3 d. sincerel5. sara and beth are twin sisters, so its easy to co

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5、thright b. homelandc. domain d. headquarters11.we hired a contractor to comea new air conditioning system after our old one broke.a. installb. inspect c. increase d. interact12.lifein almost every country has increased during the past fifty years.a. expectantb. expense c. expectancy d. expensive13.a

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7、rors.3 r a. accidental3 b. deliberate3, c. accurate y 口 d. infrequent16. the government has declared war on acts of that threaten the safety of its citizens.3 正 a. terrorismi3 r b. terrorist3 c. terrorize3 r d. territory17. after years of ridicule, i have come to my parents for giving me such a biza

8、rre name.a. appreciateb. resentc. understandd. offendc. decay18.it takes a long time to learn how toprofessor blacks interminable lectures.a. ensnare b. ensue c. endear d. endure19.,i didnt think he would be able to finish on time.a. franklyb. leisurely c. heavenlyd. ironically20.the human body begi

9、ns tovery rapidly after death.a. defrayb. dismayd. delaysection b: fill in each of the blanks with a suitable word.21.unfortunately, far too many students simply switch22.23.24.class.your answercorrect answeroffmy sister has a strong hatredoffyour answerofbefore they can widen the road, they need to

10、 digcorrect answercorrect answeryour answerupwe are,your answercorrect answerinin25.as an author, i aspireyour answercorrect answertoto26.with the storm approaching, we had no choice but hunker27.28.best.your answercorrect answerdowndownit was hard, but i learned to livehis snoring at night.your ans

11、werthe communitycorrect answeryour answercorrect answeron29.asa leader must learn to standand look at the big picture.your answercorrect answeroutback30.many homes andthe earthquake triggered landslides that tragically swept buildings.your answercorrect answerawayszawaypart ii: banked clozequestions

12、 31 to 40 are based on the following passage.when i was young, my family lived on an apple(31).to this day, apple trees arepractically(32)with home, safety, and comfort. its no wonder, then, that i love applepie so much. i spent countless summer afternoons among the trees. it was the(33)over which i

13、 had the most control. it was my kingdom.my imagination was free to construct anything possible or impossible. one day i would be ax(35) of the branches in the wind was the eerie voice of a dragon on the loose. on stillsanother day, i might have been part of a(n) (36) in the old west, riding a horse

14、 overthe countryside and causing trouble.one thing is for sure: at the end of the day, i would always(37)the situation andbe the hero. this was my imagination, after all. thinking back on it all now, i certainly did have some(38)adventures. (39),as i grew up, i lost the ability to imagine withsuch l

15、imitless creativity. when did i (40)to think i could make the impossible possible?i would give anything to go back to that time and run carefree around the apple trees near my childhood home.your answer (31)orchardy (32)synonymousu (33)territory (34)howling (35)creakcorrect answer orchard synonymous

16、 territory howling creakgang (36)gangr(37)conquerconquer3(38)incredibleincredible(39)synonymousironicallyu(40)ceaseceasepart iii: reading comprehensionquestions 41 to 45 are based on the following passage.lori stared out the window and watched the rain pouring down. there would be no softball game t

17、his afternoon. lori let out a deep sigh.whats wrong, honey? asked nana.its this rain, nana. lori looked sadly at her grandmother. my softball game will be cancelled, and theres nothing to do today!nonsense, nana genuinely looked surprised. how can you say theres nothing to do?lori looked at the pile

18、 of fabric sitting on nanas lap. well, what are you doing?im working on this quilt! would you like to help? not funquilting? i dont know. that doesnt sound very exciting. lori reluctantly sat on the floor beside her grandmother. the fabric on nanas lap was colorful and pretty, but quilting always lo

19、oked so boring and exciting like softball.the first thing you need to think about is the pattern, nana began. you need to know the design before you start.so whats your design? lori asked.its a simple pattern of shapes, but im using beautiful fabric and i think its coming together nicely.would you l

20、ike to try?lori looked doubtful. well, she began, ill try . . .nana handed the quilt to lori, and she explained how lori should sew the small fabric square into the larger design. even though lori thought the fabric was pretty, she could only think about her cancelled softball game and quickly began

21、 to daydream.lori snapped out of her daydream when she heard nana shout, stop, honey! what are you doing?im sorry, nana, lori said, embarrassed. i wasnt concentrating.i can certainly see that , nana said. lori, when you do something anything you need to pay attention.i know. i guess i dont think qui

22、lting is very interesting.nana walked to the closet and pulled a dusty box from the top shelf. from inside the box, nana pulled out a quilt. it looked old and well used. lori unfolded the quilt and saw a large star patched together with faded red and blue triangles.what is it, nana?its the north sta

23、r. this quilt was made by my grandmothers mother.we learned about the north star in science class, but why did your great-grandmother put it on a quilt? lori was paying attention now.well, i wasnt there, so i cant guarantee this is entirely true, but this is the story my mother told me. mygreat-gran

24、dmother was born in the south before the civil war, and she was a slave. im sure youve learned about the underground railroad in school, right?lori nodded. it was the route taken by runaway slaves when they tried to escape to the north. many people were involved and risked their lives to provide sla

25、ves with a place to sleep or hide.thats right. the story goes that my great-grandmother decided to run away and find her freedom. she quickly learned the secret signs of the underground railroad. one of those signs was a quilt with a north star design.lori was hanging on nanas every word. she was fa

26、scinated. what did the quilts mean?think about it. when do you see the north star?of course! at night! the quilts told the slaves to travel north at nighttime, when it was safer.im impressed! after my great-grandmother found her freedom, she made this quilt to remember the journey and the risks so m

27、any people took to help her. it has been passed down from mother to daughter ever since. i gave it to your mother when she got married, and someday shell give it to you.lori stood up and gave nana a big hug. im sorry i didnt pay attention before. can i try sewing the square on your new quilt again?41. which of the following would make the best title for this story?y a a. nor