大学英语第二次作业答案

大学英语第二次作业答案ThismanuscriptwasrevisedbytheofficeonDecember22,2012《大学英语（三）》第二次作业答案你的得分：100.0完成日期：2014年02月15日18点05分说明：每道小题括号里的答案是您最高分那次所选的答案，标准答案将在本次作业结束(即2014年03月13日)后显示在题目旁边。302.575.0出的选项中，只有一项是符合题目要求的。1.—Wouldyouliketogoskatingwithme?— (C)A.Yes,IthinksoB.No,thanksC.Yes,I'dlovetoD.I'mafraidnot2.—WouldyoulikesomethingtodrinkWhataboutacupoftea— (A)A.No,thanks.B.No,Iwouldn't.C.Yes,Iwant.D.Yes,Ilike.3.—Hello,mayIhaveanappointmentwiththeheadmaster?— (C)A.Sorry,Idon'tknowyouB.No,youcan'tC.Certainly.Waitaminute,pleaseD.Letmesee4.—Whynotjoinusinthegame?— (A)A.OK!I'mcomingB.No,youdothesameC.Oh,that'sallrightD.Don'tmentionit5.—CouldIseeyourticketplease?— (D)A.Iamnotsureyet.B.I'dloveone.C.Imightbe.Why?D.Hereyouare.6.—DoyouthinkIcouldborrowyourdictionarythisweekend?—Sorry,but (C)A.youcannothaveitrightaway.B.I'msureyou'lllikeit.C.I'mgoingtoneeditmyself.D.thedictionaryisjustthere.7.—WouldyoumindclosingthewindowItiswindyoutside.— (A)A.Notatall.B.Sure,goahead.C.Whynot?D.Yes,Iwould.8.—Don'tforgettocometomypartythisevening!— (B)A.Ican't.B.Iwon't.C.Idon't.D.Iwill.9.—Thisboxistooheavyformetocarryitupstaris.— (B)A.Youmayaskforhelp.B.I’llgiveyouahand.C.Pleasedomeafavor.D.I’dcometohelp.10.—CanIhelpyoucarrythebag?— (D)A.Needn’t.B.youcouldn’tdoit.C.Icoulddoitmyself.D.Thankyou,butIcanmanageitmyself.11. theWarofIndependence,theUnitedStateswasanEnglishcolony.(A)A.BeforeB.AtC.InD.Between12.EverymorningMr.Smithtakesa tohis(D)A.20minutes'walkB.20minute'swalkC.20-minuteswalkD.20-minutewalk13.Theyhavelearnedabout inrecent(B)A.severalhundredsEnglishwordsB.hundredsofEnglishwordsC.hundredofEnglishwordsD.severalhundredEnglishword14.AftertheMinisterofEducationhadfinishedspeakingatthepressconference,hewasmade allsortsofawkwardquestions.(D)A.answerB.answeringC.answeredD.toanswer15.Nancyis (D)A.aeighteen-year-oldB.aneighteen-years-oldC.aeighteen-years-oldD.aneighteen-year-old16.Thefootballgamewillbeplayedon (C)A.JunesixB.sixJuneC.thesixthofJuneD.thesixofJune17.You'dbetter inbed.It'sbadforyour(B)A.nottoreadB.notreadC.don'treadD.read18.Areyougoingtofixthecaryourself,orareyougoingtohaveit(D)A.fixingB.tofixC.fixD.fixed19.Whenwillyoufinish theoutingfornext(C)A.planB.toplanC.planningD.planned20.It's thathewas(C)A.clearlyB.clarityC.clearD.clearing21.Thepatientsarequite tothenursesfortheirspecial(D)A.enjoyableB.helpfulC.confidentD.grateful22.It'sagoodidea.Butwho'sgoingto theplan?IthinkJohnandPeter(A)A.carryoutB.getthroughC.takeinD.setaside23.Eggs,thoughrichinnourishments,have of(C)A.alargenumberB.thelargenumberC.alargeamountD.thelargeamount24.TheJapanese, average,livemuchlongerthantheEuropeans.(D)A.withB.inC.toD.on25.Sheleaned thewallwhileshewasspeakingtoherfriend.(B)A.toB.againstC.towardsD.for26.Aslongasthesunshines,theearthwillnotrunoutofenergy.Thesunpoursmoreenergyonearththanwecaneveruse.Mostofthatenergycomestousasheatandlight.Energyfromthesuniscalledsolarenergy.Anythingtodowiththesuniscalled"solar".ThewordbeganwiththeRomanwordforthesunandtheirgodofthesun,whowascalledSol.Solarenergyisasafekindofenergy.Itdoesn'tmakepollutionorhavedangerousleftovers.Thatiswhyscientistsandinvestorsareexperimentingwithwaysofharnessing（治理利用）thesuntodosomeofthejobsfossilfuelshavebeendoing.Buttomakethesundoworklikethat,theyhavetosolvesomeproblems.Theyhavetocollectthesun'senergy.Collectingsunshinenoteasy,unlessyouareaplant.Sunshineisnoteasytostore,either.Youcan'tfillatankwithitorputitinthewoodbox.Youcannotmoveitthroughapipeorawire.Youcannotjustturniton.、Whatformdoesmostofsolarenergytaketoreachus?(D)A.Light.B.Heat.C.gas.D.bothAandB.27.Aslongasthesunshines,theearthwillnotrunoutofenergy.Thesunpoursmoreenergyonearththanwecaneveruse.Mostofthatenergycomestousasheatandlight.Energyfromthesuniscalledsolarenergy.Anythingtodowiththesuniscalled"solar".ThewordbeganwiththeRomanwordforthesunandtheirgodofthesun,whowascalledSol.Solarenergyisasafekindofenergy.Itdoesn'tmakepollutionorhavedangerousleftovers.Thatiswhyscientistsandinvestorsareexperimentingwithwaysofharnessing（治理利用）thesuntodosomeofthejobsfossilfuelshavebeendoing.Buttomakethesundoworklikethat,theyhavetosolvesomeproblems.Theyhavetocollectthesun'senergy.Collectingsunshineisnoteasy,unlessyouareaplant.Sunshineisnoteasytostore,either.Youcan'tfillatankwithitorputitinthewoodbox.Youcannotmoveitthroughapipeorawire.Youcannotjustturniton.、Wheredoestheword"solar"come(B)A.Greek.B.Roman.C.OldEnglish.D.Chinese.28.Aslongasthesunshines,theearthwillnotrunoutofenergy.Thesunpoursmoreenergyonearththanwecaneveruse.Mostofthatenergycomestousasheatandlight.Energyfromthesuniscalledsolarenergy.Anythingtodowiththesuniscalled"solar".ThewordbeganwiththeRomanwordforthesunandtheirgodofthesun,whowascalledSol.Solarenergyisasafekindofenergy.Itdoesn'tmakepollutionorhavedangerousleftovers.Thatiswhyscientistsandinvestorsareexperimentingwithwaysofharnessing（治理利用）thesuntodosomeofthejobsfossilfuelshavebeendoing.Buttomakethesundoworklikethat,theyhavetosolvesomeproblems.Theyhavetocollectthesun'senergy.Collectingsunshineisnoteasy,unlessyouareaplant.Sunshineisnoteasytostore,either.Youcan'tfillatankwithitorputitinthewoodbox.Youcannotmoveitthroughapipeorawire.Youcannotjustturniton.、WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueofsolarenergy?(C)A.Itisasafeenergy.B.ItisagreenC.Itmaycausepollutiontotheair.D.Itisendless.29.Aslongasthesunshines,theearthwillnotrunoutofenergy.Thesunpoursmoreenergyonearththanwecaneveruse.Mostofthatenergycomestousasheatandlight.Energyfromthesuniscalledsolarenergy.Anythingtodowiththesuniscalled"solar".ThewordbeganwiththeRomanwordforthesunandtheirgodofthesun,whowascalledSol.Solarenergyisasafekindofenergy.Itdoesn'tmakepollutionorhavedangerousleftovers.Thatiswhyscientistsandinvestorsareexperimentingwithwaysofharnessing（治理利用）thesuntodosomeofthejobsfossilfuelshavebeendoing.Buttomakethesundoworklikethat,theyhavetosolvesomeproblems.Theyhavetocollectthesun'senergy.Collectingsunshineisnoteasy,unlessyouareaplant.Sunshineisnoteasytostore,either.Youcan'tfillatankwithitorputitinthewoodbox.Youcannotmoveitthroughapipeorawire.Youcannotjustturniton.、Whataretheproblemsfacingscientistswhowanttousesolarenergy?(D)A.Itisnoteasytocollect.B.Itisnoteasytostore.C.Itisnoteasytofindout.D.bothAandB.30.Aslongasthesunshines,theearthwillnotrunoutofenergy.Thesunpoursmoreenergyonearththanwecaneveruse.Mostofthatenergycomestousasheatandlight.Energyfromthesuniscalledsolarenergy.Anythingtodowiththesuniscalled"solar".ThewordbeganwiththeRomanwordforthesunandtheirgodofthesun,whowascalledSol.Solarenergyisasafekindofenergy.Itdoesn'tmakepollutionorhavedangerousleftovers.Thatiswhyscientistsandinvestorsareexperimentingwithwaysofharnessing（治理利用）thesuntodosomeofthejobsfossilfuelshavebeendoing.Buttomakethesundoworklikethat,theyhavetosolvesomeproblems.Theyhavetocollectthesun'senergy.Collectingsunshineisnoteasy,unlessyouareaplant.Sunshineisnoteasytostore,either.Youcan'tfillatankwithitorputitinthewoodbox.Youcannotmoveitthroughapipeorawire.Youcannotjustturniton.、Whatisthewriter'spurposeofwritingthepassage?(A)A.Togiveabriefintroductiontosolarenergy.B.Toexplainthereasonwhyitisnoteasytomakesolarenergy.C.Togiveinformationabouttheadvantagesofsolarenergy.D.Togiveabriefintroductiontotheword"solar".三、判断题。本大题共10个小题，每小题2.5分，共25.0分。1.AstoryistoldaboutasoldierwhowasfinallycominghomeafterhavingfoughtinVietnam.HecalledhisparentsfromSanFrancisco."MomandDad,I'mcominghome,butI'veafavortoask.Ihaveafriend.I'dliketobringhimhomewithme.""Sure,"theyreplied,"we'dlovetomeethim.""There'ssomethingyoushouldknow,"thesoncontinued,"hewasinjuredprettybadlyinthefighting.Hesteppedonalandmine（地雷）andlostanarmandaleg.Hehasnowhereelsetogo,andIwanthimtolivewithus.""We'resorrytohearthat,son.But,maybewecanhelphimfindsomewheretolive.""No,MomandDad,Iwanthimtolivewithus.""Son,"saidthefather,"youdon'tknowwhatyou'reasking.Someonewithsuchahandicapwouldbeaterribleburdentous.Wehaveourownlivestolive,andwecan'tletsomethinglikethisinterferewithourlives.Ithinkyoushouldjustcomehomeandforgetaboutthisguy.He'llfindawaytoliveonhisown."Atthatpoint,thesonhungupthephone.Theparentsheardnothingmorefromhim.Afewdayslater,however,theyreceivedacallfromtheSanFranciscopolice.Theirsonhaddiedafterfallingfromabuilding.Thepolicebelievedhehadkilledhimself.Thegrief-stricken（悲痛欲绝的）parentsflewtoSanFranciscoweretakentothecitymorgue（太平间）toidentifythebodyoftheirson.Theyrecognizedhim,buttotheirhorrortheyalsodiscoveredsomethingtheydidn'tknow,theirsonhadonlyonearmandoneleg.、ThesoldiercalledhisparentsfromSanFranciscoafterhavingfoughtinVietnam.(正确)2.AstoryistoldaboutasoldierwhowasfinallycominghomeafterhavingfoughtinVietnam.HecalledhisparentsfromSanFrancisco."MomandDad,I'mcominghome,butI'veafavortoask.Ihaveafriend.I'dliketobringhimhomewithme.""Sure,"theyreplied,"we'dlovetomeethim.""There'ssomethingyoushouldknow,"thesoncontinued,"hewasinjuredprettybadlyinthefighting.Hesteppedonalandmine（地雷）andlostanarmandaleg.Hehasnowhereelsetogo,andIwanthimtolivewithus.""We'resorrytohearthat,son.But,maybewecanhelphimfindsomewheretolive.""No,MomandDad,Iwanthimtolivewithus.""Son,"saidthefather,"youdon'tknowwhatyou'reasking.Someonewithsuchahandicapwouldbeaterribleburdentous.Wehaveourownlivestolive,andwecan'tletsomethinglikethisinterferewithourlives.Ithinkyoushouldjustcomehomeandforgetaboutthisguy.He'llfindawaytoliveonhisown."Atthatpoint,thesonhungupthephone.Theparentsheardnothingmorefromhim.Afewdayslater,however,theyreceivedacallfromtheSanFranciscopolice.Theirsonhaddiedafterfallingfromabuilding.Thepolicebelievedhehadkilledhimself.Thegrief-stricken（悲痛欲绝的）parentsflewtoSanFranciscoweretakentothecitymorgue（太平间）toidentifythebodyoftheirson.Theyrecognizedhim,buttotheirhorrortheyalsodiscoveredsomethingtheydidn'tknow,theirsonhadonlyonearmandoneleg.、Thesoldiertoldhisparentsthathewantedthemtomeethisfriendinthearmy.(错误)3.AstoryistoldaboutasoldierwhowasfinallycominghomeafterhavingfoughtinVietnam.HecalledhisparentsfromSanFrancisco."MomandDad,I'mcominghome,butI'veafavortoask.Ihaveafriend.I'dliketobringhimhomewithme.""Sure,"theyreplied,"we'dlovetomeethim.""There'ssomethingyoushouldknow,"thesoncontinued,"hewasinjuredprettybadlyinthefighting.Hesteppedonalandmine（地雷）andlostanarmandaleg.Hehasnowhereelsetogo,andIwanthimtolivewithus.""We'resorrytohearthat,son.But,maybewecanhelphimfindsomewheretolive.""No,MomandDad,Iwanthimtolivewithus.""Son,"saidthefather,"youdon'tknowwhatyou'reasking.Someonewithsuchahandicapwouldbeaterribleburdentous.Wehaveourownlivestolive,andwecan'tletsomethinglikethisinterferewithourlives.Ithinkyoushouldjustcomehomeandforgetaboutthisguy.He'llfindawaytoliveonhisown."Atthatpoint,thesonhungupthephone.Theparentsheardnothingmorefromhim.Afewdayslater,however,theyreceivedacallfromtheSanFranciscopolice.Theirsonhaddiedafterfallingfromabuilding.Thepolicebelievedhehadkilledhimself.Thegrief-stricken（悲痛欲绝的）parentsflewtoSanFranciscoweretakentothecitymorgue（太平间）toidentifythebodyoftheirson.Theyrecognizedhim,buttotheirhorrortheyalsodiscoveredsomethingtheydidn'tknow,theirsonhadonlyonearmandoneleg.、Hisfatherconsideredhisplan(正确)4.AstoryistoldaboutasoldierwhowasfinallycominghomeafterhavingfoughtinVietnam.HecalledhisparentsfromSanFrancisco."MomandDad,I'mcominghome,butI'veafavortoask.Ihaveafriend.I'dliketobringhimhomewithme.""Sure,"theyreplied,"we'dlovetomeethim.""There'ssomethingyoushouldknow,"thesoncontinued,"hewasinjuredprettybadlyinthefighting.Hesteppedonalandmine（地雷）andlostanarmandaleg.Hehasnowhereelsetogo,andIwanthimtolivewithus.""We'resorrytohearthat,son.But,maybewecanhelphimfindsomewheretolive.""No,MomandDad,Iwanthimtolivewithus.""Son,"saidthefather,"youdon'tknowwhatyou'reasking.Someonewithsuchahandicapwouldbeaterribleburdentous.Wehaveourownlivestolive,andwecan'tletsomethinglikethisinterferewithourlives.Ithinkyoushouldjustcomehomeandforgetaboutthisguy.He'llfindawaytoliveonhisown."Atthatpoint,thesonhungupthephone.Theparentsheardnothingmorefromhim.Afewdayslater,however,theyreceivedacallfromtheSanFranciscopolice.Theirsonhaddiedafterfallingfromabuilding.Thepolicebelievedhehadkilledhimself.Thegrief-stricken（悲痛欲绝的）parentsflewtoSanFranciscoweretakentothecitymorgue（太平间）toidentifythebodyoftheirson.Theyrecognizedhim,buttotheirhorrortheyalsodiscoveredsomethingtheydidn'tknow,theirsonhadonlyonearmandoneleg.、Afewdayslatertheparentsweretoldbythepolicethattheirsonhadkilledhimself.(正确)5.AstoryistoldaboutasoldierwhowasfinallycominghomeafterhavingfoughtinVietnam.HecalledhisparentsfromSanFrancisco."MomandDad,I'mcominghome,butI'veafavortoask.Ihaveafriend.I'dliketobringhimhomewithme.""Sure,"theyreplied,"we'dlovetomeethim.""There'ssomethingyoushouldknow,"thesoncontinued,"hewasinjuredprettybadlyinthefighting.Hesteppedonalandmine（地雷）andlostanarmandaleg.Hehasnowhereelsetogo,andIwanthimtolivewithus.""We'resorrytohearthat,son.But,maybewecanhelphimfindsomewheretolive.""No,MomandDad,Iwanthimtolivewithus.""Son,"saidthefather,"youdon'tknowwhatyou'reasking.Someonewithsuchahandicapwouldbeaterribleburdentous.Wehaveourownlivestolive,andwecan'tletsomethinglikethisinterferewithourlives.Ithinkyoushouldjustcomehomeandforgetaboutthisguy.He'llfindawaytoliveonhisown."Atthatpoint,thesonhungupthephone.Theparentsheardnothingmorefromhim.Afewdayslater,however,theyreceivedacallfromtheSanFranciscopolice.Theirsonhaddiedafterfallingfromabuilding.Thepolicebelievedhehadkilledhimself.Thegrief-stricken（悲痛欲绝的）parentsflewtoSanFranciscoweretakentothecitymorgue（太平间）toidentifythebodyoftheirson.Theyrecognizedhim,buttotheirhorrortheyalsodiscoveredsomethingtheydidn'tknow,theirsonhadonlyonearmandoneleg.、Thesonkilledhimselfbecausehewasunabletofindajob.(错误)6.Theword"horsepower"wasfirstusedtwohundredyearsago.JamesWatthadmadetheworld'sfirstwidelyusedsteamengine.Hehadnowayoftellingpeopleexactlyhowpowerfulitwas,foratthattimetherewerenounitsformeasuringpower.Wattdecidedtofindouthowmuchworkonestronghorsecoulddoinoneminute.Hecalledthatunitonehorsepower.Withthisunithecouldmeasuretheworkhissteamenginecoulddo.Hediscoveredthatahorsecouldlifta3300-poundweight10feetintotheairononeminute.Hisenginecouldlifta33-poundweight100feetinoneminute.Becausehisenginedidtentimesasmuchworkasthehorse,Wattcalleditatenhorsepowerengine.、ThepassagesaysthatWattmadethefirstwidelyusedsteamengine.(正确)7.Theword"horsepower"wasfirstusedtwohundredyearsago.JamesWatthadmadetheworld'sfirstwidelyusedsteamengine.Hehadnowayoftellingpeopleexactlyhowpowerfulitwas,foratthattimetherewerenounitsformeasuringpower.Wattdecidedtofindouthowmuchworkonestronghorsecoulddoinoneminute.Hecalledthatunitonehorsepower.Withthisunithecouldmeasuretheworkhissteamenginecoulddo.Hediscoveredthatahorsecouldlifta3300-poundweight10feetintotheairononeminute.Hisenginecouldlifta33-poundweight100feetinoneminute.Becausehisenginedidtentimesasmuchworkasthehorse,Wattcalleditatenhorsepowerengine.、Wattwantedtofindawaytolifta3300-poundweight.(错误)8.Theword"horsepower"wasfirstusedtwohundredyearsago.JamesWatthadmadetheworld'sfirstwidelyusedsteamengine.Hehadnowayoftellingpeopleexactlyhowpowerfulitwas,foratthattimetherewerenounitsformeasuringpower.Wattdecidedtofindouthowmu