四川农业大学网络教育英语考试试题

四川农业大学网络教育英语考试试题一、语法和词汇（共125题）Thebridgeisthreehundredlong.A.feetB.footsC.footesD.feetsIt,sonlywalkfromheretothecinema.A.halfanhoursB.halfahour'sC.halfanhour'sD.halfahours,“Whatarethosewomen?”“Theyare.”A.policewomans B.policewomenC.womenpolicemanD.womanpolicewomenYesterdayeveningwehadalovelyeveningat.A.Peter,sandHelen'sB.PeterandHelenC.PeterandHelensD.PeterandHelen'sIhaveforyou,Mary.A.agoodnewsB.manygoodnewsC.somegoodnewsD.afewgoodnewsafewsheepbehindthehouse.A.Itis B.TheyareC.ThereareD.ThereisBytheendoflastyear,theyanewrailwaystation.A.built B.hadbuiltC.hasbuilt D.wouldbuildThereisgoingtoafilmtonight.A.areB.isC.haveD.be“Haveyoufinishedyourwork?”“No,.”A.haven,t B.notyetC.alreadynot D.don'tyetWherehaveyou?Tomislookingforyou.A.gone B.beentoC.goneto D.beenI,msorryyoucan,tgoinnow.Theroomyet.A.hasn,tbeencleanedB.hasn,tcleanedC.isn,tbeencleanedD.hasn,tbeingcleanedIt,shottoday.Thetemperatureto35℃.A.hasraisedB.hasbeenrisenC.hasbeenraisedD.hasrisen"thelettertoMr.Black”“No.It,sstillonmydesk.A.Is…beinggivenB.Has…beengivenC.Will...begiven D.Was…givenThisstoryinasmallvillageinEuropean.A.wastakenplaceB.tookplaceC.tooktheplaceD.tooktheplaceofTwooftheboyswhileplayingfootball.A.hurt B.werehurtingC.gothurtD.hadbeenhurtItisafinedaytoday.Youtakearaincoatwithyou.A.mustn,tB.can,tC.mayD.needn't“Igooutandplaynow?”“No,youmustn't.”A.NeedB.MayC.ShallD.WillPaulisworkinghardthesedays.Hepasstheexamthistime.A.hasto B.shallC.may D.needIhaven,tbroughtmypenwithme.Iuseyours?A.MustB.MayC.NeedD.Shall“MayIputthechairnearthefire?”“Yes,you.”A.can,tB.mustC.canD.might“DoesshespeakEnglishorRussian?”“Shedoesn,tspeak.”A.neitherB.noneC.eitherD.all22.oftheboyshasgotapencilandsomepaper.A.AllB.EveryC.EveryoneD.EachLastnightLiGangkeptdoingthemathsexercisesafter.A.one…another B.one…theotherC.one...theothers D.some...othersIwantsomecoffeebuttherewasinthebottle.A.anyB.noC.noneD.nothingteacherhasgonetoAmerica.ofthemarestillinShanghai.A.Both...Both B.Both...NeitherC.Neither…Both D.Neither…neitherIamgratefulfortheadviceyougaveme.A.deepB.deeplyC.depthD.deepenPanHongstudiesveryhard,soshemakesmistakesinherstudy.A.aless B.fewerC.less D.afewerIfyoulikethefish,pleasehaveasasyoucan.A.manyB.moreC.muchD.alotAliceisn,tthetallestgirlinherclass,butsheistallerthan.A.anyofthegirlsB.anyothergirlC.sometheothergirlsD.someoftheothergirlsEverybodylookedatthesickboy.A.sadlyB.sadC.unhappyD.worriedFlightnineteenfromNewYorktoWashingtonisnowarrivingatA.GateTwoB.thegatetwoC.thetwogateD.SecondGateofthesurfaceoftheearthiscoveredwithwater.A.Third-fourth B.Three-fourthsC.Three-fourth D.Third-fourthsIn,mygrandfatherjoinedtheRedArmy.A.the1930s’ B.1930,sC.1930s, D.the1930,sAchildgoestoprimaryschoolwhenheisabout.A.six-years-oldB.sixyearsoldC.sixyearoldD.six-year-oldMr.SmithwillstayinChinafor.A.oneandahalfyearsB.oneandahalfyearC.oneandhalfyearD.halfandoneyearwasthepopulationinChinabytheendoflastyear?A.Howmuch B.WhatC.Howmany D.Which"paperdoyouread?”“Iread’ChinaDaily’.”A.Which B.HowC.Howmany D.WhatHeneverhaslunchatthefactory,he?A.hasB.hasn,tC.doesD.doesn't“Alicecouldn,tanswerthequestion,couldshe?”“.”A.No,shecouldn'tB.No,shecouldC.Yes,shecouldn'tD.Yes,sheanswers“WouldyouliketowatchTVorlistentotheradio?”“.A.Yes,I,dliketowatchTVB.No,IdonotwatchTVC.Yes,tolistentotheradioD.I’dliketowatchTVTheyhadnofoodordrinktheywereveryhungryandthirsty.A.soB.forC.butD.orDon,tstandthereinthedoorway.Pleasecomeingoout.A.either…or B.neither…norC.so…that D.and…orBenhadabrokenarmthemotorcyclisthadabrokenleg.A.forB.soC.andD.butThemotherbought.A.ittoherB.itherC.herit D.itforherhumanbeingsanimalscanlivewithoutair.A.Notonly…butalsoB.Both…andC.Either...orD.Neither…norItisfivedayswecamehere.A.whenB.beforeC.asD.sinceDon,tdrinktoomuchcoffeeintheevening,youwon,tfallasleep.A.andB.orC.butD.so“WecanuseMSNtotalkwitheachotherontheInternet.”“Really?Willyoushowmeit?”A.howcanIuseB.whatcanIuseC.whatIcanuseD.howIcanuseAlthoughit,sraining,wearegoingtoseehimthisafternoon.A.butB.andC.thenD./

ItwasrainingIgotoffthebus.A.whenB.whileC.thoughD.becauseIsthisroomlargeenoughforus?A.toliveB.toliveinC.toliveinitD.toliveatTheGreenshavebeeninChinaforalmostfiveyears.TheyeatingChinesefood.A.usedto B.areusedtoC.usednottoD.don,tusetoTheteachertoldhimlateagain.A.nottobeB.isnotC.don,tbeD.notbeThethermosisusedforwaterhot.A.tokeep B.keepingC.keep D.keptIdon,tthinkthemusicisworth.A.listening B.to listenC.listeningtoD.tolistentoIdon,tthinkthenewsyoutoldmetrue.A.areB.isC.beingD.amHalfofthemoneyyourbrother.A.belongto B.belongC.belongsto D.belongsFoodandwatermoreexpensivethanusedtobe.A.isB.themC.itsD.theyJohnsaidthathehavinglunchwhenPaulcalledhim.A.wasB.isC.willD.wouldA.wasB.isC.willD.wouldThereatalltreeandsomeflowersbehindourhouse.A.haveB.hasC.areD.isThereisabridgetheriver.A.underB.overC.onD.inTheplanearrivedatLondonairportWednesday.A.on B.at C.in D.forCanyoutellmewhospokethemeeting?A.at B.on C.in D.forMyhouseisthetwobuildings,sowegetlittlesunshineduringtheday.A.betweenB.amongC.inD.atHecametoseeyoutheeveningofMay10thA.inB.atC.onD.forAsastudentweshouldmanners.A.doB.takeC.makeD.haveThedoctoranoperationtoaverysickworker.A.gaveB.didC.madeD.tookItusanhourtofindoutwhosavedthechild.A.costB.spentC.paidD.tookYoumustkeepinthereading-room.A.stillB.quietC.quiteD.quietlyHemethathisfatherhadleftforBeijingtwodaysbefore.A.saidB.spokeC.toldD.talkedHeoftencomestoseemeon.A.aSundayB.SundayC.Sundays D.everySundaySheacoldforthreeweeks.A.hascaughtB.hasgotC.hastaken D.hashad“WillyougivethismessagetoMr.White,please?”“Sorry,Ican,t.Hedoesn,tworkhere.”A.anylongerB.anylongC.nolong D.nolongerIcouldbelievethatheworkedsothere.A.hardly…hardly B.hard…hardC.hardly…hard D.hard…hardlyTheChinesepeoplefirstpaperintheworld.A.inventedB.discoveredC.madeD.didIhaveEnglishbookbuthehastwoEnglishbooks.A.oneB.aC.anD./Mysonacupofmilkandsatatthetable.A.wanted B.askedforC.asked D.requiredIt,snotgoodmannerstothequeuewhenyouarewaitingforabus.A.standinB.jumpC.jumpon D.walkoverHesaidhewouldgivemethemoney,buthehasn,tgivenittome.A.yetB.stillC.alreadyD.tooAfterthefootballmatchweabusandgottoschoolontime.A.heldB.missedC.sawD.caughtIfyoudon,thurry,you,llthetrain.A.lostB.missC.loseD.missedThebookistoodifficultforthosepupils.A.quiteB.veryC.ratherD.soHesatourmeetingroombutIsatattheback.A.infrontofB.beforeC.inthefrontofD.frontofTherearenotreesinthispoorarea.A.hardlyB.nearlyC.mostlyD.almostMayIyourticketplease,madam?A.lookB.watchC.seeD.readMyfatherisan/aworkerA.ordinaryBmonC.usualD.usuallyYoumaythisbookalittlelongerifyoucan,tfinishitintime.A.takeB.borrowC.lendD.keep“Wastheparkyesterday?”“Yes,ItatnineinthemorningA.opened…open B.open…wasopenC.open…opened D.opened…openedThevisitoramessageandwentaway.A.tookB.broughtC.leftD.gaveWhendidyoufromBeijingtomorrow?A.leave B.beginC.start D.leaveforWillyoupleasetrytoformewhattimethattrainarrives?A.find B.findoutC.discover D.askIthinkwe,dbetterawordwithourmanager.A.takeB.sayC.haveD.speakKnockatthedoor,beforeyoutheroom.A.enterinto BeinC.goto D.enterTomtoChinesefoodnow.A.isused B.used toC.isusing D.usesIdidn,thearwhatheatthemeeting.A.spokeB.toldC.talkedD.saidTheparentshavetotheirchildren,seducation.A.spend B.costC.pickup D.payforIcan,tgotothecinemawithyou.Imustthelessonsfirst.A.goon B.gooverC.godown D.gointoIamgoingtomyliving-roomaplay-roomforthechildren.A.lookon…as B.turn…intoC.take…down D.put…intoSheissokindthateveryoneherehertheirsister.A.looksafter…as B.looksfor…asC.lookson…asD.lookup…asHefelldownontheroadandwastooweakto.A.holdup B.getupC.bringup D.leaveforWhynotyourprettybluedress?It,syourbirthday.A.putup B.putonC.putdownD.putintoWhentheparentswereatwork,theytolookafterthebaby.A.tookturnsB.wontonC.worriedaboutD.tookinterestinAcarismanydifferentparts.A.madeof B.madefromC.madeupofD.madeinHersonisill.Shehastohimathome.A.lookatC.lookforB.lookafterD.seeoffMrs.Blackisakindwoman.Sheotherseasily.A.getsonwellwithB.getstoC.getsintoD.getinInthepastfewyearsmanyspaceshipsintospace.A.havebeensentupB.havebeensentoutC.havebeensentforD.havebeensenttoIknowthattheaccidentinasmallvillage.A.tookplaceB.wastakenplaceC.tooktheplaceD.wastakentheplaceofIdon,tthinktelevisionwilleverbooks.A.takeplaceB.takeplaceofC.taketheplaceD.taketheplaceofYou,dbetterthenameofthebookbeforeyouforgetit.A.writedown B.putonC.workout D.turndownDoyouknowwhentheplanewillforBeijing?A.takeoff B.leaveforCeup D.goupWhenEdison,smotherwasill,headoctor.Thedoctoroperatedheratonce.A.sentfor…on B.sentout…inC.sentup…on D.sends…inPaulwasbyhisuncleafterhisfatherdied.A.broughtup B.grownupC.heldup D.putupHaveyoutherace?A.leftforB.setoutforC.askedfor D.enteredforIandsawaplaneinthesky.A.lookedat B.lookedforC.lookaboutD.lookedupGrandmaisill.Ihavetoherathome.A.takeholdofB.takecareofC.payattentiontoD.putmyheartintoRisingcostsmakeithardtothebusiness.A.carryon B.goonC.holdon D.putonThemouseassoonasitcouldwhenitsawthecat.A.gaveback B.rangupC.wentahead D.ranawayMybikehas.Ihavetogotherebybus.A.brokendownB.putonC.putdown D.brokenintoIfyouhaveanyquestions,pleaseyourhands.A.putout B.putupC.puton D.putdownDrBethunedidn,ttakearestandheworkingthroughoutthenight.A.goton B.putonC.wenton D.turnedon“Whatdoyouthefilm?”“Oh,it,sveryinteresting.”A.thinkaboutB.thinkofC.getreadyforD.ringupChemicalenergycanheatenergy.A.becomeintoB.growupC.bechangedintoD.becoveredwithIfapieceoficeistakenintoawarmroom,itwillsoonwater.A.turnoff B.turndownC.turninto D.turnonAmonumenttothebravefighterinthemiddleofthetownafterthewar.A.wasputonB.wasputupC.wasputdownD.wasbroughtupWhendidyoufromyourtriplastyear?A.arriveatB.getbackC.goaheadD.returnedback二、阅读理解(共40题)1.Aboyandhisfatherwerewalkinginthemountains.Suddenlytheboyfell,hurthimself,andcried,“AAAhhhhhhhh!!!”Tohissurprise,heheardthevoicerepeating,somewhereinthemountain,“AAAhhhhhhhh!!!”Thentheboyshouted,“Whoareyou?”Hereceivedtheanswer,“Whoareyou?”Hegotangryattheanswer,soheshouted,“Foolish!”Hereceivedtheanswer,“Foolish!”Helookedathisfatherandasked,“What,sgoingon?”Thefathersmiledandsaid,“Myson,listen.”Andthenheshoutedtothemountain,“Iloveyou!”Thevoiceanswered,“Iloveyou!”Againthemancried,“Youarethebest!”Thevoiceanswered,“Youarethebest!”Theboywassurprised,buthedidnotunderstand.Thenthefatherexplained,“Peoplecallthis'Echo’(回声)，butreallythisisLife.Itgivesyoubackeverythingyousayordo.Ourlifeisjustareflectionofwhatwehavedone.Ifyouwantmoreloveintheworld,havemoreloveinyourheart.Ifyouwanttobesuccessful,workhard.Thiscanbeusedineverythinginlife.Lifewillgiveyoubackeverythingyouhavegiventoit.”Atfirsttheboycriedbecause.A.hehurthimselfandfeltbadB.hewantedtogivehimselfasurpriseC.hefeltitwassoquietinthemountainD.hehopedhisfatherwouldhelphimWhentheboyheardthevoicerepeating,hethought.A.itwasfoolishtohearothers,voiceB.someoneelseinthemountainlikedhisvoiceC.thereweremanyotherpeopleinthemountainD.hewaslaughedatbysomeoneelseinthemountainThefathershoutedtothemountainto.A.findoutwhowasrepeatinghisvoiceB.havefunwithotherpeopleinthemountainC.showmoreexamplestohissonbeforegivinghimtheanswerD.lethissonknowwhosevoicewaslouderTheword"Echo"means.A.lifeitselfB.repeatingvoiceC.loveintheworldD.everythinginlifeFromthestory,weknow.A.theboydidn,tlikeothers,voiceatallB.thefatherhadhisownwaytoteachhissonC.itisnotpolitetorepeatothers,voiceD.theboyandhisfatherwererathertiredDearMrs.Huggett,Youmayrememberthatwehavediscussedthenoiseyourchildrenmakewhilepracticingtheirmusicalinstruments(乐器).Youagreedtomakesurethattheywouldstoppracticingintheevenings.Youcanimaginemyastonishment,then,whenIrealizedthatnothinghadchangedandthesituationwascontinuingasbefore.Ifinditdifficulttostayinthehouseandinventanyexcusetogooutfortheeveningtobeawayfromtheterriblenoise.MuchasIlikemusic,Ihavehadenough.Andtobefrank,Iamnotpreparedtoputupwiththesituationanymore.Ithinkithightimeyourealizedyourdutyasamemberofthecommunity(社区)，andImustwarnyouthatunlessyoudosomethingaboutthesituationIwillbeforcedtotakelegal(法律)action.Ihavesentacopyofthislettertomylawyer.Yourssincerely,R.G.BargeIntheirdiscussion,Mr.Barge.A.expressedhisastonishmentB.showedhisangertoMrs.HuggettC.madeMrs.Huggett,schildrennotpractisetheirmusicalinstrumentsintheeveningsD.wastoldthathewouldn,tbetroubledbythenoiseintheeveningsanymoreMr.Bargefeelsangrybecause.A.Mrs.Huggett,schildrenplaytheirmusicalinstrumentssobadlyB.Mrs.HuggettrefusedtotalkaboutthenoiseproblemwithMrBargeC.Mrs.HuggettdoesnotallowherchildrentoplaytheirmusicalinstrumentsintheeveningD.Mrs.HuggetthasbrokenherpromiseWhichofthefollowingstatementsiscorrectaccordingtothispassage?A.Mr.Bargeisnotfondofthemusic.B.Mr.Bargelikesmusic,buthedoesn,tlikethenoise.C.Mr.Bargeoftengoesoutintheeveningstogivemusiclessons.D.Mr.BargeexpectsareplyfromMrs.Huggett.Mr.Bargeispreparedto.A.helpMrs.HuggetttopersuadeherchildrennottoplaytheirmusicalinstrumentsanymoreB.takehisdutyasamemberofthecommunityC.sue(诉讼Mrs.HuggettforthenoisemadebyherchildrenD.forceMrs.HuggetttosendacopyofhislettertoherlawyerAmemberofthecommunityshould.A.takecareofotherpeople,sinterestswithoutthinkingofhimselfB.knowwhattodoandwhatnottodoC.notplaymusicalinstrumentsintheeveningsD.notfailtocarryouthispromisesWhenWaltDisneywasdrawingonenight,hesuddenlyheardastrangesound.Thesoundcamefromthewastebasket.Waltlookedatitandsawafamilyofmiceeatingpiecesofbreadinit.Formanynightstheyplayedthere.AndWaltbegantolikethem.Waltlikedonelittlemousebetterthananyoftheothers.Thislittleanimalgavehimsomenewideasforhisdrawing.Hebegantodrawit.Butinthepictureitdidnotlooklikeamouse,butmorelikeafunnyman.Heshowedittohiswifeandshelikeditverymuch,too.Waltnamedthislittlemouse“MickeyMouse”.HehopedhisMickeyMousewouldbedifferentfromtheotherpicturesofhis.HewantedtomakeMickeytalk.Heputhisfingersonhisnoseandmadeastrangesound.Thenherecordedthevoicethisway.Laterhesoldhissoundpicturetoacinema.Whenthefilmwasshown,manypeoplewenttoseeit.MickeyMouseinthefilmsanganddancedanddidallkindsoffunnythings.Peoplecouldn,thelplaughingwhentheysawit.Ifsagreatsuccess.Eversincethen,MickeyMousehasbeenoneofthemostfamousfilmstarsintheworld.Waltbegantodrawthemousebecause.A.itlookedverybeautifulB.helikeddrawingmiceC.hehadnothingelsetodrawD.hegotsomenewideasfromitWaltputhisfingersonthenoseinorderto.A.makeasoundfilmB.beamouseC.befunnyD.makeastrangesoundWaltwasa.A.filmmaker B.drawerC.mouse D.micekeeper“HewantedtomakeMickeytalk”meanshewantedto.A.teachthemousetospeakB.makethemousebecomeamanC.makeasoundfilmD.recordthemouseThebesttitleforthestoryis.A.WaltDisneyandhisMickeyMouseB.WaltDisneybecomingfamousC.OneofthemostfamousfilmstarsD.WaltDisneydrawingpicturesTherewasonceapoorwomanwholivedinalittlecabin(小木屋)inaforest.Shehadtwodaughters,SnowWhiteandRose-Red.Onecoldwinterevening,therecameaknockatthedoor.Rose-Redopenedthedoor.Itwasabear.Rose-Redwasfrightened,butthebearcalledouttoherinaman,svoice.“Don’tbeafraid,”saidthebear,“Iwilldoyounoharm.ButIamhalf-frozen,andIbegthatImaywarmmyselfatyourfire.”Everyeveningafterthat,allwinterlong,thebearcametothecabin.Infact,thebearwasaking,sson.Awicked(邪恶的)manhadturnedhimintoabear.Onlythedeathofthemancouldsethimfree.Thencamespring.Oneday,thebearsaidunhappily,“DearSnow-White,Imustsaygoodbyetoday.”Snow-Whitefeltvery,verysad.Laterinafight,thewickedmanwaskilledbythebear,whoatoncechangedbackintoayoungman.ThenSnowWhitemarriedhimandRose-Redmarriedhisbrother.Snow-WhiteandRose-Redlived.A.inasmallhouseinavillageB.inasmallcaveinamountainC.inasmallhouseinaforestD.inasmallboatinariverWhydidthebearknockatthedooronecoldwinterevening?Thebearwanted.A.toeatupSnow-WhiteandRose-RedB.tosleepintheroomC.tofindsomethingtoeatinthehouseD.towarmhimselfatthefireinthehouseThebearleftthelittlecabinin.A.springB.autumnC.summerD.winterThebearchangedbackintoayoungmanbecause.A.hehadturnedintoagoodoneB.hekilledthewickedmanC.hedidn,tdoharmtopeopleD.Snow-WhiteandRose-RedhelpedhimAtlast,theking,ssonmarried.A.Snow-WhiteandRose-RedB.Rose-RedC.Snow-WhiteD.thewomanNotlongagoIwasinvitedouttodinnerbyagirlnamedJane.IhadonlymetJanetwice,andshewasvery,verybeautiful.Iwasverypleased.“Shelikesme,”Ithought."Iamsosorryweaskedyouatsuchshortnotice.”shesaidwhenIarrived,“butwesuddenlyrealizedtherewasgoingtobethirteenpeopleatthetable,sowehadtofindsomeoneelse.”Believingthatthenumber13isunluckyisatypicalsuperstition(迷信).RecentlyIcameacrossalittlegroupofworriedpeople.TheygatheredroundamanlyingonthepavementbesidearoadinLondon.Theywerewaitingforanambulancebecausethemanhadbeenknockeddownbyapassingtaxi.Hehadsteppedoffthepavementandintothestreetinordernottowalkunderaladder.ToseeablackcatinEnglandislucky.ButifyouseeablackcatinIndia,itisconsideredveryunlucky.There,ifyouareabouttosetoutonalongjourney,andsomeonesneezes(打喷嚏)，youshouldn,tgo.Ifyoubreakamirror,youwillhavesevenyears,badluck.Justsuperstition,ofcourse.Janeinvitedthewriterouttodinnerbecause.A.shelikedhimB.shewantedtoseehimagainC.shewantedtohavefourteenpeopleatthetableD.shewantedtomakefriendswithhimAmanwasknockeddownbyapassingtaxibecauseofhis.A.carelessness B.badluckC.slowspeed D.superstitionbeliefTowalkunderaladderisconsideredunluckyin.A.theU.S.A B.EnglandC.India D.JapanInifsomeonesneezeswhenyoustartonalongjourney,youmightbeunlucky.A.India B.EnglandC.everyplaceD.LondonThewritersuperstition.A.believesinB.likesC.doesn,tbelieveD.makesotherbelieveIwasarguingaboutthepriceforatableinasecond-handshopwhenayoungmancameincarryingachair,putitdownbeforethemanagerandaskedhowmuchitwasworth.“Threedollars,”repliedthemanager.Theyoungmanlookedsurprised.“Itisn,tworthmorethanthat?”“ThreedollarsisallIcangiveyouforthatpiece,son.”Themanagershookhisheadandbenttoexaminethepiece.“Seethat?”Hepointedtoacrack(裂缝)inthechairleg,adding,“Andseeherewherethepaintispeeling(剥落)？Well,threedollarsisallitsworthtome.”“Allrightthen,”saidtheyoungman,smiling.“I’lltakeit.”Hepulledouthiswallet.“Isawitinfrontofyourshopwithsomethingmarked$10,butIthoughtmaybeitwasamistakeandyoucouldtellmehowmuchitwasworth.”Theyoungmancametotheshop.A.tohaveanargumentwiththebossB.tocarryanoldchairC.tobuyanoldchairD.beforethewriterdidItisclearthat.A.thechairbelongedtotheyoungmanB.themanagerhadagoodmemoryC.theyoungmandidn,thaveenoughmoneytobuythechairD.themanagermistookthechairfortheyoungman'sFromthispassage,wecanseethattheyoungmanwas.A.veryhonest B.apoormanC.veryclever D.acheatWhichofthefollowingisNOTTRUEaccordingtothispassage?A.Themanagerbenttoexaminethecrackinthechairleg.B.Theyoungmanfeltthepriceforthetablewasnotreasonable.C.Themanagerdidn,tthinkthechairwasworthmorethanthreedollars.D.Themanageraskedtheyoungmanwherethepaintwaspeeling.Wecanimagineintheend.A.themanagerwassatisfiedwiththepriceB.themanagerwasregretfulforwhathehaddoneC.theyoungmanwassorryforwhathehaddoneD.thewritergotthetableinsatisfactionOneafternoon,KateandherbrotherBobwentouttoplay.Katewaseight,andBobwasten.“Let,sgotothebridgeandwecanseefishintheriver.”saidKate.“Idon,tknow,”Bobsaid.“Mumtoldus,'Don'tgoonthebridge’.Shesaiditisdangerous.”Katesaid,“Iamnotafraid.Areyou?”Theywalkedontothebridgeandbeganlookingforfishintheriver.Thebridgewasatrainbridge.Trainswentoverthebridgethreetimesaday.Thechildrenwerestandinginthemiddleofthebridgewhentheyheardaloudnoise.“Atrainiscoming!”Bobshouted.“Run!”Herantotheendofthebridge.Hewassafe.Kateran,too,butshefell.Thetrainwascomingfast.KaterantowardsBob.Shefellagainrightonthetraintracks.Therewasnotimetoleave.Shehadtoliedownbetweenthetracks.Afewsecondslater,thetrainwentoverthegirl,butshewasnothurtatall.ShestoodupandsaidtoBob,“Don'ttellMum!Don'ttellMum!”Atlasttheirmotherfoundoutaboutthestory.Shewasangrybecausetheywentontothebridge.ButshewashappythatKatewasallright.BobandKatewere.A.twinsB.brothersC.sistersD.brotherandsisterOneafternoontheywenttothebridgetosee.A.theirmotherB.fishC.thetrainD.theriverWhenthetraincame,thechildrenwere.A.inthemiddleofthebridgeB.attheendofthebridgeC.ontheirwaytothebridgeD.awayfromthebridgeWherewasKatewhenthetrainwasgoingoverher?A.Rightonthetraintracks.B.OnoneofthetracksC.Betweenthetracks.D.Besidethetracks.Whentheirmotherknewaboutthestory,shewas.A.happyB.angryC.sorryD.bothangryandhappyTherewasafamousFrenchwriter.Hewasamanofgreatachievements(成就).Hesaidthatoneofhismainachievementswashisstudyofhandwriting.Hehadspentmuchtimeonitandheoftentoldhisfriendsthathecouldtellaperson,scharacter(性格)fromthatperson,shandwriting.Oneday,awomanbroughthimapageofaboy,shandwriting.Shesaidthatshewantedtoknowwhathethoughtoftheboy,scharacter.Hestudiedthehandwritingcarefullyforafewminutes.Thenhelookedatthewomanstrangely.Thewomantoldhimthattheboywasnotinherfamilyandthathedidnothavetoworry.“Good!”saidthewriter,“ThenIcantellyou.”Hewentontosaythathethoughttheboywasstupidandlazy.Headdedthattheboyshouldbewatchedcarefully,ifnot,hewouldbringharmtohisfamilywhenhegrewup.“Isn’tthatstrange?”saidthewoman,smiling.“Becausethisisapagefromyourownexercisebook.Youwroteityourselfwhenyouwereaboy.”Ittookthewriteralotoftime.A.toreadbooksB.tomakefriendsC.towritebooksD.tostudyhandwritingFromaperson,s,thewritercouldtellaperson,scharacter.A.pronunciationB.handwritingC.smilingfaceD.speechThewomanwantedto.A.knowthewriterB.helpthewriterC.visitthewriterD.testthewriterTheFrenchwriterwassurethattheboy.A.wasnotworthteachingB.woulddogooddeedsforhisfamilyC.woulddowrongtohisfamilyD.wouldworkhardFromthestoryweknow.A.thewomanknewthewriterverywellB.thewriterknewthewomanwellC.neitherofthemkneweachotherD.bothofthemkneweachotherwell三、完型填空(共20题)Mathildeandherhusbandwereinvitedtoapalaceball(舞会).Mathilde1anewdressanditcostherfour