2023年电大英语II期末复习答案

１．——Helｌo,Sａlly．Ｈｏw’sevｅrｙthing？—.Ａ.Goodｆoｒyou。

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Ｄ.Iｃａn’tｒemｅmberwｈeｒeIleftmyglasses5.—ＷhatkｉndofTVprogramdｏyｏulikeｂeｓt?A.IlikｅtｈｅmｖerｙmuchB.ＩｏnlyｗatchthｅｍaｔweekendＣ．It’shaｒdtｏsay,actually。D.I’mtoｏbusｙtosay。６．--CouｌdｙoutellmeｗherｅＭr．Ｌaｋeｉs?--_＿_＿________＿＿__＿．A.FrｏｍＥnglａnｄB．ＡttheoffｉceC.He‘ｓwｏrkingD。Hｅ’ｓverybuｓy7.--MaｙIhｅlpｙou,ｍadaｍ?－－____＿_____＿_＿_.A．Sｏrry,IhａveｎoideaB.Ｙes,IknｏwwhattobｕyC．Yｏu’dbｅttergiveｍeａhandD.Ｙes，Ｉ’ｄlikｅ2kｉlｏｓoｆｏｒanｇeｓ8.－-Heｌlo,coulｄＩspeａｋtoDonpｌeaｓe?--＿_____________?Ａ.WｈoaｒeyoｕＢ.Ｗhat’stheprobｌemC.AreyouJaneD.Ｗho’sｓｐeａkinｇ?9．--Whatwouｌdyouｌikｅ,tｅaorcｏffee?-－＿___＿___＿＿____＿__．A．Yes,IwouｌｄB.Cｏffee，pｌｅａseC.Yeｓ,pleaｓeD.It’svｅrynｉce1０.－-Whatａboutｇｏｉｎgｆoｒawalk?--_＿＿＿______＿___＿.Ａ．Whｙnot?AgｏodideaB.That‘sａllｒightCＳodｏI。D．Walkiｎｇisｇoｏｄｔoyoｕ11.—Ｎiceweａthｅｒ,isn’tit？———.A.I’mnotｓurｅB.ＹouｋnoｗitweＣ.Yes,iｔisＤ.Yes,itisn’t１2．—ＩthinktheInｔernｅtisvｅryhelpfuｌ.———．A.Yeｓ，sｏdoＩB.that’saｖerygoodidｅaC.ＮeｉｔｈｅrdoＩD.I’ｄrathergｏｓuｒfingｏｎｉt1３.—Ｗhａtsuｂｊecｔsａreyousｔuｄying?

————.A.Yeｓ，I’mstｕdyiｎgｈistoryＢ.I’ｍsｔuｄyingnoｗC.I’mstｕｄyiｎgpｈilosopｈyD.I’mdoingmyｈomｅwoｒk14.—Whｉchlanguagedoyouｓpｅaｋaｔhome?——————。A．IｓｐｅakEｎｇｌishｖerywｅllB．IcanspｅａｋEｎglishａndFrenchC.EnｇｌiｓhｉsmyｍotｈeｒtongueＤ.Ｅnglisｈ，mosｔofthetime1５.—Mｕstweｈandinourhｏmeworｋnow?

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Ｂ.Ｙｅｓ,ｙoumustn’tC.No，yｏuneeｄn’tD.Nｏ,ｙｏumｕｓtn’t16.—Lｅｔ’sｔaｋｅawalk.———．A.Yeｓ,leｔ’sB．Ｏｈ,thankｓC.Yes，pleａsｅＤ．Nｏ，tｈanｋｙｏｕ1７.—Ｈeｌlo,couldIｓｐeaktoDonplｅaｓe？————。A.ＷhoareｙouB.Whａt’sｔheproblemC．AreｙouJaneD.Ｗｈo’sspeakiｎｇ1８.—Doyouthiｎktheｅxａmwilｌｂepｕtｏff?————.A.Noｔgoodｎews.B.Tｈeexaｍｉsdiffiｃult．C.Ｎoｔlｉｋely.D.Itwａspuｔｏｆfｙesterday.19．—Inｍｙopiｎion,you’ｄbｅtｔeｒｔａkeacoupleofdaysｏff.————。A．I’ｌｌｔａkｅｙouradｖｉcｅ.B.Ｌetmesee.Ｃ．Neverｍind.

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B.Ｙes,ｐleaseＣ.TａkeaseatD.Oｆcoursｅnｏtｋey：1。D2.A3.B4.5.Ｃ6.Ｂ7.D8.D９.B１0A１１.C1２.A１３.C14．Ｄ15．C16．Ａ１７．D18.C19.A20．D第二部分

词汇与结构1.ＩbroｋemyｌegwhｅｎI＿_______skiingiｎＡmerica．（P8６.1１)A．ｉｓＢ.waｓC.–(不填)D.wｏｕldbe2.Sｈeｗascｏｎvｉｃted＿__＿___murｄeｒ.(P262.１2)Ａ.ｔoB.ｉnC.ofD.as３.Aｎeｗhotｅl_＿_＿__＿_＿inｔhecｅnterｏftowｎａtthemｏmｅnt．A.hasbeenbｕilｔＢ.ｉsｂuiltC.wasbuiltD.isbeｉnｇbｕilｔ４.Itiｓveryconvｅnｉeｎt_____＿__herｅ．（P17２．4)A.lｉviｎgB.lｉvｅC．livedD.ｔolive5．Ihaveｌiveｄhｅｒe___＿＿＿_＿_199７．(P172.8)A.forB．sｉncC.atD.ｆrom6．Thｅbｅdroomnｅeds___＿______.(Ｐ１72.1)A.decoratingB．ｔodｅcoratｅC.ｄeｃorａtｅD.decorａteｄ7.Ｈeｉsthemａn＿＿___＿___dogbitmｅ．(Ｐ８６．３)A.thａt

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