《开放英语3》《英语Ⅱ（1）》期末综合练习题及参考答案

《开放英语3》《英语Ⅱ（1）》期末综合练习题及参考答案《开放英语3》《英语Ⅱ（1）》期末综合练习题及参考答案I.Selectthebestanswerfromtheoptionsgiven.1.Mr.Wangislisteningtomusic_______anearphone.BA.onB.withC.in`2.Myparentsgavemeapresent_______mybirthday.AA.onB.inC.at3.Imether______mywayhomeyesterday.AA.onB.inC.from4.Whenwegodowntown,weusuallygoby______taxi.CA.aB.theC./5.BillSmithis_______.CA.aEnglishB.anEnglishC.anEnglishman6.Iliked_______verymuch.Healwayshelpsme.CA.himselfB.herC.him7.Thepresidentisgoingtomeetus_______.CA.byhisownB.withhimselfC.himself8.Ihavespentalotoftimeworkingonthisproblem.CA.atB./C.on9.majorityofpeopleagreewithhim.AA.TheB.AC./10.I_______agoodfilmonTVatthemoment.BA.watchB.amwatchingC.watched11.Ihavegiven________eatingmeat.AA.upB.downC.of12.IftheOlympics______here,thecity______greatlyimproved.AA.come…willbeB.come…willC.willcome…willbe13.Thenurseisverytired.________sheisstillworking.CA.andB.soC.but14.Judy_____theGreatWalltwice,andnowshestill________togothere.CA.goesto…wantsB.wentto…wantedC.hasbeento…wants15.I'mafraidthereis______foodinthehouseatall.BA.someB.noC.any16.Thebedroomneeds.AA.decoratingB.todecorateC.decorate17.Wehaveourofficeeverydaybyacleaner.CA.cleanB.tocleanC.cleaned18Thatplaceisthesouthofthecity.BA.atB.inC.on19.It‘sveryconvenienthere.CA.livingBhavebeenC.lived20.I‘mtired.Iworkingveryhard.CA.haveB.havebeenC.had21.Ifhewasfitter,helivelonger.CA./B.willC.would22.Ifyouarecoming,you‘dbettertellmeadvance.AA.inB.onC.at23.Ihavespentalotoftimeworkingonthisproblem.BA.atB./C.on24.majorityofpeopleagreewithhim.AA.TheB.AC./25.MybrothertakemetoworkwithhimwhenIwasachild.BA.didB.usedC.would26.Shehasbeenherethreeyears.BA.sinceB.forC.during27.Ihavegiveneatingmeat.CA.overB.downC.up28.Heisthemandogbitme.CA.thatB.whichC.whose29.Thosecakeslooknice.CanIhave?AA.oneB.itC./30.ShetalkingwhenwatchingTV.BA.isalwaysB.keepsC.forever31.ShepreferswatchingTVlisteningtoradio.AA.toB.withC.of32.Iwanttobringmychildrenwell.BA.aboutB.upC.down33.Thedoctoradviseshimtogivesmoking.BA.aboutB.upC.down34.IwenttoBeijinglastyear,IhadagoodtimeAA.thereB.hereC.one35.Theboytoclimbthemountainswhenhewasyoung.AA.wouldB.usedC.did36.Althoughhemeetssomedifficulties,hestudying.CA.alwaysB.foreverC.keeps37.Ifyouarecoming,you‘dbettertellmeadvance.AA.inB.onC.at38.It‘sagoodhabitupearly.AA.togetB.getC.getting39.Hewanttohavehiscar.AA.repairingB.repairedC.torepair40.Mybikelastweek.AA.wasstolenB.stealingC.stole41.Thebook__________inEnglish.AA.iswrittenB.writeC.iswriting.42.Ifmygrandmother______alive,I_______her.BA.is..wouldaskB.were…wouldaskC.was…willask43.Theydidn‘tarresthimintheshop,_______?BA.didn‘ttheyB.didtheyC.arethey44.Haveyoufinishedthework___________?CA.stillB.thenC.yet45.ThePrimeMinisterisverypopular,______hewillwinthenextelection.AA.soB.thenC.furthermore46.Headmitted_______themoney.BA.takenB.takingC.take47.Hissuccessis_________hardwork.CA.becauseB.ledtoC.dueto48.Thedoctorsaidthathe________fortheimmigrationofficer.AA.hadtowaitB.havetowaitC.hastowait49.Let‘sgotothecinema,________?AA.shallweB.doweC.won‘twe50.A:Whosecoursebookisthis?B:It's________.CA.mineB.myC.me51.Shehaslost_____pen.Willyoulendher______?CA.her,yourB.hers,yoursC.her,yours52.CanIborrow____sugar,please?CA.afewB.abitC.alittle53._________Ibuyabike,I‘llhavetousethebus.CA.ifB.WhenC.Unless54.Theyagreed_________him￡100.AA.topayB.payingC.pay55.________averagewomenlivelongerthanmen.AA.OnB.InC.By56.Itwas________hotthatwehadtoopenalltheofficewindows.CA.muchB.tooC.so57.Thatsmellslovely.__________deliciousfood!BA.WhichB.WhatC.WhataII．SelectthebestanswertocompleteeachgapfromthechoicesgivenbelowA.Therearemanytrees1myhouseonthehill.Thereisasmallplayhouse2abigtree.Ilike3toplay4mylittlefriends.Wesometimesreador5bedtorestintheplayhouse.Thereisadeskinit,too.6twoapplesandaclockonthedesk.Oneday,I7findmypurse.There8muchmoney–abouttenyuananda9ofmyfriendinit.Mymothergivesmetobuyschoolthings,soIcry.Canyouhelpme10it,please?1.A.inB.onC.behindD.underC2.A.inB.onC.ofD.nearD3.A.goingtothereB.gothereC.goingthereD.togotothereD4.A.andB.withC.orD.ofB5.A.beinB.areintheC.isintheD.areinD6.A.IhaveB.ThereisC.ThereareD.WehaveC7.A.canB.can‘tC.mustD.aren‘tB8.A.beB.amC.isD.areC9.A.cakeB.paperC.ping-pongballD.photoD10.A.tofindB.findingC.findsD.withfindAB.1)_______givereaderssomeideaofwhattheUNcoststheworld,ThefollowingfigurescomefromWhitaker'sAlmanck(1992),areferencebookforcurrentfactsaboutBritainandtheworld,updatedandreprintedeveryyear.2)______Whitaker'sAlmanck(1992),thetotalexpectedcostsfor1990-1wereUS$1,983,000,000.Themoneycamefrom88memberstates3)______theamounteachstatecontributesvaries.In1990-1,thetenlargestcontributionswerefromtheU.S.A(25%),Russia(11.65%),Japan(11.4%),Germany(9.4%),France(6.3%),UK(4.9%),Canada(3.1%),Spain(2.0%)andtheNetherlands(1.7%).Thesefiguressuggestthatthericher,moredevelopednationsareexpectedtocontributemoretomaintainingtheUnitedNationsasaneffectiveorganization.Apartfromthehighadministrativecosts,UNpeace-keepingforces4)______costtheUNalotandareexpensivetomaintain.5)______,theUNhasestablishedanumberofneutralforcesovertheyears,madeupfromsoldiersfrommemberstatesthatcancalleduponasnecessary.6)_______,theseforceswereawardedtheNobelPeacePrizein1988astheyhadapparentlycontributedsignificantlytoworldpeace.7)_______,the1990'shasseensomeseriouscivilwarsituationsdevelop,notablyinpartsofAfrica,Europe,andmorerecentlyintheMiddleEast,andtheUNhasfoundithardtoremaineffectiveandneuralatthesametime.GovernmentsincountrieswithcivilwarhavecalledupontheUNtointerveneandhelprestorepeace.8)_______theUNisnotkeenthatUNpeace-keepingforcesgetinvolvedinactualfighting9)_______,bydoingso,theyshouldbeseentobetakingsidesandtherefore,willnolongerbeneutral.OneimportantfunctionofaUNpeace-keepingforceistokeepairportsopensothatfoodandmedicalsuppliescanstillbebroughtintothecountry.10)_______,UNofficialsneedtovisitthecountrybyairtotrytopersuadetheleaderstohavepeacetalksandsettletheirdifferencesbypeacefulpoliticalmeansratherthanbywar.1)A.InfactB.InordertoC.InspiteofB2)A.AsaresultB.BrieflyC.AccordingtoC3)A.butB.insteadC.forinstanceA4)A.fortunatelyB.obviouslyC.exactlyB5)A.ButevensoB.InconsequenceC.ThereforeC6)AInfactB.NaturallyC.ForexampleA7)A.HappilyB.ForthatreasonC.UnfortunatelyC8)A.ConsequentlyB.OnthecontraryC.HoweverB9)A.asifB.soC.becauseA10)A.FurthermoreB.OntheonehandC.ThereforeAC.Moreandmorepeople(1)_______toinstallburglaralarmsintheirhousesiftheywanttogetinsurance.Insurancecompanies(2)________peopleincertainareastoinstallthealarmsbeforetheywillgivetheminsuranceforthepastyear.Thisis(3)______toincreasingcrimeinsomepartsofthecountry.Thiscanbeaproblemforpeople(4)______arestrugglingtomake(5)________endsmeet.Thealarms,(6)________canbeveryexpensive,needtobeinstalledbyanelectrician.Itis(7)________that20%ofhomeshavealarmsinstalled,andthatanother20%peopleplan(8)________buthavenotinstalledthem(9)_______.Theinsurancecompaniestoldpeople(10)________thealarmsonalldoorsandwindows.1.A.mostB.haveC.hadC2.A.havebeenaskingB.havebeenaskedC.askedA3.A.causedB.becauseC.dueC4.A.whichB.whoC./B5.A./B.theC.allA6.A.whoB.ThatC.whichC7.A.estimateB.estimatedC.estimatingC8.A.tohavetheminstalledB.tohavetheminstallingC.tohavebeeninstallingthemA9.A.stillB.alreadyC.yetC10.A.installB.toinstallC.installedBD.III.ReadingcomprehensionPassage1Itisamatterofcommonobservationthatalthoughincomeskeepgoingupovertheyears,peopleneverseemtobecomemuchbetteroff.Pricesarerisingcontinuously.Thisconditionistermedoneofinflation;themoneysupplyisbecominginflatedsothateachunitofitbecomeslessvaluable.Peoplehavegrownaccustomedinrecentyearstohigherandhigherrateofinflation.Whatcouldbeboughttenyearsagoforonedollarnowcostswellovertwodollars?Presentindicationsarethatthisrateofinflationistendingtoriseratherthantofall.Ifintherealworldourmoneyincomesgoupatthesamerateasprices.0nemightthinkthatinflationdoesnotmatter．Butitdoes．Whenmoneyislosingvalueitlacksoneofthequalitiesofgoodmoney—stabilityofvalue.Itisnolongeracceptableasastoreofvalue;anditbecomesanunsuitablestandardofdeferredpayments.Nobodywantstoholdawastingassets,sopeopletrytogetridofmoneyasquicklyaspossible.Inflationthereforestimulates(刺激)consumerspending,andpreventspeoplefromsaving·1.Inflationisasituationinwhich.DA.wefindourmoneyworthmoreB.employmentnolongerbecomesflproblemC.peoplecanalwaysfindbetterpayingjobsD.moneykeepslosingitsvalue2.Accordingtotheauthor,inflation___.AA.isverycommonatthepresenttimeB.hasbecomerarerinrecentyearsC.seldomhappensD.isjustreasonable．3.Accordingtothepassage,ifincomesandpricesrisetogether_.CA.moneywillholditsvalueB.inflationwillstillremaintobeaproblemC.inflationposesnoproblemD.thebusinesswillprosper4.Accordingtotheauthor,inflationoccurswhen________.AA.moneyisnolongerstableB.unemploymentrateishighC.goodswilllosetheirvalueD.incomeskeeprising5.Accordingtotheauthor,inaperiodofinflationpeoplearelikelyto_______.DA.investheavilyinthestockmarketB.holdontomoneyasadependableassetC.stopspendingD.spendmoneyandnotbothertosavePassage2Mymotherneverletherselfgetdown;nomatterhowbadthingswere,shestayedcheerful.Eventhoughwehadahardlife,shestillmaintainedtheattitudethateverythingwasfine.Irememberhercominghometiredfromherjobattherestaurantandsayingthatwewerelucky.Wedidn‘thavealotofclothesortoys,butmymotheralwaysmadesurewehadenoughtoeat.Herloveanddevotionformybrotherandmemadeourlackofmaterialpossessionsseeminsignificant.Igrewuppoorinmaterialthingsbutrichinlove.Sincemybrotherwasneveraroundlongenoughtoteachmephysicalthingsortoplaygameswithme,Ididn‘tsucceedinanycompetitivesport.Mymotherdidherbestasasubstitute(替代)，throwingballwithmeinthelot(空地)behindourhouse,butitwasn‘tthesame.Shewastooprotectiveofme,andIdidn‘thaveenoughconfidenceinmyownabilitiestoreallytryanythingphysicallydemanding.1.Thestorysuggeststhattheauthoris_______hismother．AA.proudofB.worriedaboutC.pitifulforD.concernedabout2.―Mymotherneverletherselfgetdown‖means________.CA.shenevergottiredB.sheneverbecamesickC.sheneverfeltsadD.shewasneverimpatient3.Theauthor‘smotheroftenplayedgameswithhimbecause_______.CA.hismothertendedtoprotecthimtoomuchB.hisbrotherwasnotgoodenoughatphysicalthingsC.hisbrotherdidn‘thaveenoughtimewithhimD.hismotherwasexcellentatphysicalthings4.Thestoryimpliesthattheauthor‘smotherwasleastlikely________.CA.tobepleasedatherrolesB.tomakefriendswherevershewentC.todothingswhichweretobedonebyherhusbandD.tocryoverdifficultiesinlife5.Accordingtotheauthor，achildwon‘tbehappyunlesshe________.AA.enjoysloveathomeB.getsenoughtoeatC.playsballswithbrotherD.hasenoughconfidencePassage3Confucius'earlylifewaspoor,anditbecameharderwhenhisbrotherdiedbeforehismotherwaseventwenty.Sohehadtolearnmanyhumbleskillsinordertomakehislivinginhisyouth.Infacthedidallsortsofsimplejobsandhedidthemwell.Andhelearntaboutmusic,whichwaslatertobecomeveryimportanttohim.However,asweallknow,hardsimpleworkneednottobeabadtrainingforhislaterlife.Bythetimehewasthirty.Withhelpfromhistutor,LaoDan,Confuciushadbecomearespectedteacher.Hehadmasteredthe"sixancientskills".Sohestartedtobecomefamous.Ashebecamewell-known,manystateswantedhimtobeaseniorofficialforthem.ButConfuciusrefusedtheiroffersandwashappytoworkonhisideasinhishometownofQufu.Infact,hedidnotaccepthighofficeuntilhewasoverfiftyyearsofage,whichwasquiteoldinthosedays.1.Confucius'earlylifebecameharder.CA.whenhismotherwastwentyB.whenhismotherwasovertwentyC.whenhismotherwasneartwentyD.whenhisbrotherandmotherdied2.Confuciushadtolearnmanyhumbleskillsinorderto.AA.makehislivinginhisyouthB.makealotofmoneyC.makehisfamilyrichD.makehimselffamous3.Hardsimplework_________.AA.isn'takindofusefultrainingB.isakindofusefultrainingC.willmakeyoubecomefamousD.willmakeyousufferfromillness4.Confuciusrefusedtheiroffersbecausehe.CA.wasafraidoftirednessB.didn'twanttomakemuchmoneyC.wantedtoworkonhisideasinhishometownofQufuD.didn'twanttobecomeveryfamous5.Confuciusdidn'taccepthighofficeuntilhewas.DA.almostfiftyyearsoldB.aboutfiftyyearsoldC.sixtyyearsoldD.overfiftyyearsoldPassage4Asurveyhasshownthatpeoplehavestoppedbelievingboththemediaandpoliticians.Asimilarsurveycarriedout5yearsagoshowedthat50%ofpeoplethoughtthatwhatpoliticianssaidwasusuallynottrue,andthat35%ofpeoplethoughtthatwhattheysawonthetelevisionorreadinnewspaperswasnottrue.Nowboththosefigureshaveincreasedsharply,to80%ofpeoplenotbelievingpoliticiansand70%notbelievingthetelevisionornewspapers.Expertsthinkthatthesefiguresarenotgoingtocomedowninthenearfuture.Storiesaboutpoliticiansandjournaliststakingmoneyfrombusinessmenhavecausedthepublictostoptrustingthem.Alsopoliticianskeepmakingpromisesthattheydonotkeep.Mr.SmithofYorksaid,?Whenthepoliticiansmakenewlaws,heyonlyhelptheirfriends,notpeoplelikeme‘.Mrs.MarleyofLeedssaid,‘thenewspapersandtelevisionarenotinterestedinwhatistrue;theyareonlyinterestedinmoneyforadvertising.‘IthasgotworserecentlyasmorepeoplecangetnewsfromtheInternetandlearnifthejournalistsandpoliticiansaretellingthetruthornot.Whatcanourpoliticiansandjournalistsdo?Theonlyansweristobemorehones.1.Thenumberofpeoplebelievingpoliticiansandjournalistshas__________.CA.increasedB.notchangedC.decreased2.Expertsthinkthisproblem____________.BA.willgetbettersoonB.willnotgetbettersoonC.willgetworsesoon3.Storiessaybusinessmengivemoneyto___________.BA.politiciansB.politiciansandjournalistsC.journalists4.Mr.Smiththinkspoliticiansmakelaws_____________.AA.tohelptheirfriendsB.tohelphimC.tohelpeverybody5.Peoplecannowcheckstoriesusing_____________.CA.thenewspapersB.thetelevisionC.theInternetPassage5Noworkorlackofworkisbecomingamajorsocialproblemintheworld.Itispartofourdailyroutineasittakesuponehalfofourwakinglife.Ifwedon‘thaveworkorifwehaveunsatisfactorywork,thenourlivesarelikelytobemiserableandempty.Itisinthisrespectthatcertainindustrializedcountriesnowhaveaparticularproblem.Outofaworkingpopulationofabout25million,atleast3millionareunemployed.Thisrepresentsjustunder10％oftheworkforce.Itisaterriblewaste.Relatedtotheproblemsmentionedaboveisthedifficultyoffindingagoodjobworthyofone'squalifications.Onlyasmallminorityofpeopleevermakeittouniversity.Thereforeonlyaverysmallpercentageofpeoplehavetheopportunitytoqualifyforthetopjobsorfortrulyprofessionalcareers.Yetincreasingly,moreandmoregraduatesfailtofindwork.Formanyofuswhohavealwaysenjoyedhavingasatisfyingjob,itishardtoimaginethemiseryofthosewhoarepermanentlyoutofwork.Longtermunemploymentissimilartoadisease.Theunemployedfinditdifficulttofindaccommodationortopayforaccommodation,andwithoutanaddress,itisdifficulttoclaimbenefits.Theproblemsofunpleasantworkornoworkarelikelytogetworsebeforetheygetbetter.Itwillbesomethingthatthenextcenturyinparticularmusttakeveryseriously.1.Workispartofourdailyroutinebecauseittakesup_______.DA.onehalfofourliveB.onethirdofourlifeC.onehalfofourworkinghoursD.onehalfofourwakinglife2.Incertainindustrializedcountries,outofaworkingpopulationofabout25million,________.AA.atleast3millionareunemployedB.morethan3millionareunemployedC.onethirdof25millionareunemployedD.onfourthof25millionareunemployed3.Accordingtothepassage,itis________.BA.easyforgraduatestofindworkB.difficultformoreandmoregraduatestofindworkC.easyforgraduatestofindtopjobsD.difficultforgraduatestobecomethegovernors4.Paragraph2talksaboutarelatedproblem_______.DA.thatfewpeoplemanagetogettouniversityB.thatgraduatesoftendon‘tfindjobseasilyC.offindingagoodjobthatmatchesqualificationsD.thatmanypeoplemanagetogettouniversity5.Paragraph3concludesthepassageby________.CA.re-statingtheimportanceofhavingajob.B.talkingaboutproblemsofproperaccommodation.C.lookingforwardtothenextcentury.D.lookingforagoodjobsomeday.Passage6Lookatyourwatchforjustoneminute.Duringthattimethepopulationoftheworldincreasedbyeighty-fivepeople.Perhapsyouthinkthatisn‘tmuch.Inthenexthour,morethan5,000additional(另外的)peoplewillbelivingonthisplanet.Soitgoes,hourafterhour.Inoneday,thereareabout120,000additionalmouthstofeed.Multiply(乘)thisby365,whatwillhappenin100years?Thispopulationexplosion(激增)maybethegreatestchallengeofthepresenttime.Withinthenextfortyyears,theworldpopulationmaydouble.Canthenewfrontiers(尖端)ofsciencemeettheneedsofthecrowdedworldoftomorrow?Ifthepresentrateofpopulationincreaseforthenext600or700years,therewillbestandingroomonly.Eachpersonwillhavebetween3to10squarefeetofspaceinwhichtolive.Thisincludesthemountaintops,deserts,andtheiceandsnowfieldsofthepolarregions(极地).Ofcourse,nooneexpectssuchathingtohappen.War,plague(瘟),famine(饥荒),orsomeothercatastrophe(灾祸)canexpectedtooccur(发生)longbeforethepopulationreachesthispoint.Actually,thedangerisnotinanovercrowdedworldwherepeoplearehuddled(挤)togethersothattheycannotmovearmsandlegs,butinanupsetbalancebetweenpopulationandresources.1.Thispassagemainlytalksabout_____________.CA.therateofpopulationincreaseB.thetotalnumberofpopulationintheworldC.theproblemscausedbypopulationexplosionD.therelationofscienceandpopulation2.Accordingtotheauthor,inahundredyears‘time_____________.AA.theworld‘spopulationwillbedoubledB.theworld‘spopulationwillbefourthousand,threehundredandeightymillionC.therewillbestandingroomonlyonthisplanetD.therewillbefourthousand,threehundredandeightymillionmorepeopleborntothisplanet3.―Anupsetbalancebetweenpopulationandresources‖means―___________‖DA.SomepeoplehavemoreresourcesthanothersB.PeoplewillbeanxiousabouttheirresourcesC.AsmallnumberofpeoplewillcontrolmostoftheresourcesD.Therewillnotbeenoughresourcestomeettheneedsofthelargepopulation4.Whichofthefollowingstatementsisnottrue?CA.Eighty-fivepeopleareborninthisplaneteveryminute.B.Therewillbeabout120.000peopleinthisplanettomorrow.C.Theworldpopulationinfortyyearswillbetwiceasmuchasthatoftoday.D.Eachpersonwillonlyhavestandingroomin600or700years.5.Accordingtothepassage,populationcontrolisnecessarybecause___________.AA.toomuchpopulationcancausetroubleB.ourgovernmentobjectstopopulationexplosionC.threewillnotbeenoughfoodtomeettheneedsofthelargepopulationD.mostofpeopleonlywanttohaveonechildPassage7Lighttravelsataspeedwhichisaboutamilliontimesfasterthanthespeedofsound.Inonesecond,lighttravelsabout300000km,butsoundtravelsonly344m.Youcangetsomeideaofthisdifferencebywatchingthestartofarace.Ifyoustandsomedistanceawayfromthestarter,youcanseesmokecomefromhisgunbeforethesoundreachesyourears.Thisgreatspeedoflightproducessomestrangefacts.Sunlighttakesabout8minutestoreachus.Ifyoulookatthelightofthemoontonight,rememberthatthelightraysleftthemoon1.3secondsbeforetheyreachedyou.Theneareststarissofarawaythatthelightwhichyoucanseefromittonightstartedtotraveltowardsyoufouryearsagoataspeedofnearly20millionkmperminute.Insomecases,thelightfromoneoftonight‘sstarsstartedonitsjourneytoyoubeforeyouwereborn.Thus,ifwewanttobehonest,wecannotsay,―Thestarsareshiningtonight.‖Wehavetosay,―Thestarslookpretty.TheywereshiningfouryearsagobuttheirlighthasonlyjustreachedEarth.‖1.Thespeedofsoundis_________thatoflight.DA.thesameasB.aboutamilliontimesslowerthanC.muchslowerD.aboutamilliontimesfasterthan2.Ifyouwatcharacefromadistance,youwill_________.BA.hearthegunshotbeforeyouseethesmokeB.seethesmokebeforeyouhearthegunshotC.hearthegunshotbeforethemanfiresitD.findthatsoundtravelsfasterthanlight3.Sunlight__________thanmoonlightwhenitreachesus.DA.ismuchstrongerB.ismorepowerfulC.islesspowerfulD.hastraveledamuchlongerdistance4.Thelightoftheneareststarweseetonightstartedtotraveltowardsyou_________.DA.fortyyearsagoB.alittlewhileagoC.beforeyouwerebornD.fouryearsago5.Lighttravelsabout___________kmperminute.DA.1800000B.300000C.180000000D.18000000Passage8Mattgrowsthenicestvegetablesinthevillage.Hegrowsfruittoo-bigsweetapplesandoranges.Andwhatelse?Well,thebiggestandtheprettiestflowers.ThingsgrowinMatt‘sgardenallthroughtheyear.Hecutssomeflowersforhissittingroomtable;and,ofcourse,heeatssomefruitandvegetables.Buthesellseverythingelseinthemarket.Mattisnotapoorman-oh,no,heisn‘tpoor.Heknowsafewothergardeners;buthedoesnothaveanyfriends.Youmightask,―Whyisthat?Whydoesn‘thehavefriends?‖Iwilltellyoupeopledonotunderstandhim.Andtheydonotunderstandhisgarden.―Whynot?‖Youwillask.―It‘saverygoodgarden,isn'tit?‖Itisawonderfulgarden.Mattplantsthingsinspring,summer,autumnandwinter.Afterthathedoesverylittlework.Hejustsitsunderanorangetreewithhisradio.Helistenstomusicnearlyallday!Andthatisallquitetrue.Peoplecannotunderstandit,andsotheydon‘tlikeitverymuch.Mattlikesmusic.Butwhataboutthegarden?Whodoesthework?Iwilltellyouanothertruething:themusicdoesthework.Allplantslovemusic;andMattknowsthat.Doyouwantbigvegetablesandtheloveliestflowers?Well,justgiveyourplantsalotofmusic.1.Thereare____________inMatt‘sgarden.AA.allofthefollowingB.vegetablesC.applesandorangesD.flowers2.Hesells_____________inthemarket.DA.everythinggrowninhisgardenB.somevegetablesandflowersC.applesandorangesD.bothBandC3.Matthasnofriendsbecause______________.CA.hegrowssomanythingsB.helistenstotheradioC.peoplecan‘tunderstandMatt‘swayD.hesellsveryquickly4.Mattknowsthat________________.BA.hisplantswillgrowbythemselvesB.hisplantsliketolistentomusicC.hisneighborshatehimD.hisisamagicgarden5.VegetablesgrowinMatt‘sgardenin________________.DA.winterB.autumnC.springandsummerD.allthroughtheyearIV．WritingA.写一封电子邮件给你的朋友（70-90词），向他描述你的家