英语高阶教程上册课后习题

Unit1

1.Andaimsattheabovecondition,putsforwardthe___proposal.

A.goodB.sameC.correspondingD.controversial

2.Lossesmakeusmore____.

A.cautiousB.carefulC.kindD.concerned

3.Wcmighthaveafreepress,butthatdoesn'tmeanallreportingistrueand____.

A.alertB.completeC.accurateD.important

4.Hismannerwascoldand____.

A.intactB.differentC.indifferentD.normal

5.Hisremark____mespeechless.

A.renderedB.providedC.gaveD.helped

6.Howdidthemovie___you?

A.feelB.enterC.hitD.strike

7.Ironis___torust.

A.easyB.aptC.tendD.appropriate

8.Idon'tlikehermanner—she'svery___.

A.hostileB.thoughtfulC.considerateD.patient

9.Everyonehashisown___.

A.concealB.fieldC.privateD.privacy

10.1wasnot___ofhavingoffendedhim.

A.thoughtB.consciousC.consideredD.capable

11.Infactthetruthisquite___.

A.trueB.inevitableC.contraryD.opposition

12.Please___mygreetingstoyourfamily.

A.conveyB.transportC.transmitD.serve

13.Thismethodis___tothatone.

A.goodB.betterC.superiorD.higher

14.Thecountry___theinternationalagreement.

A.violatedB.adhereC.keepD.challenge

15.Chewthefood___beforeyouswallowthem.

A.thoroughB.thoroughlyC.absolutelyD.seriously

16.Weshould___thetruth.

A.maintainB.preventC.raiseD.uphold

17.That'sthemost___coincidenceI'veeverheardof!

A.incredibleB.credibleC.creditableD.credit

18.Theteacher'slookreducedhimtosilence.

A.harshB.stemC.severeD.firm

19.Therevelationofhis___pastledtohisresignation.

A.immediateB.remoteC.scandalousD.glorious

20.Themothertriedto___herson'sinterestinmusic.

A.fosterB.nourishC.bringD.culture

Animportantelementofcarefulobservationiscalm.Be].Iknowit'sdifficult

sometimes,intheflushandexcitementof2anewpotentialfriend,butyou3topractice.

Lookattheface.Studyit.Arethereanyunusualfeatures,4scars,moles,orwarts?Anywrinkles,

redhair,or5elsethatstandsout?Aftertheunusualthings,6hikinginthemore

commonthings,likehaircolour,weight,age,voice,stance,the7ofwalkingortalking—the

arrangementof8features,likeeyes,ears,nose,mouth—anythinglikethat.

Now,beingobservantisausefulifnotaneasy-to-acquiretrait.Ifyouarenotareallyobservant

person,youneedto9yourselfandtomakebeingobservantmore-or-lessa1().Most

policeofficersbecome11observantthroughtrainingandmotivation,12dothePresident's

SecretServicemen.Youcanpractise13observantofpeopleanywhere:walkingdownthestreet,

ridingabus,justaboutanywhere.14ataface,thencloseyoureyes—or,lookaway—and(hen

tryto15apictureofthatfaceinyourmind.Thencheckthefacewithanotherglance.

Atamovie,trytolearnasmanynamesoftheactorsandactresses16possible,andnotonly

theirnames,butthenamesofthecharacterstheyplayedalso.Thisisexcellent17Andpracticeis

whatyouneedin18todevelopthehabitofobservation.And19youhavethishabitof

observation,youwillbesurprised20howmanythingsyounoticeaboutpeoplethatyounever

noticedbefore.

LA.silentB.quietC.calmD.careful

2.A.meetingB.seeingC.observingD.making

3.A.getB.comeC.haveD.learn

4.A.withB.withoutC.aboveD.like

5.A.somethingB.anythingC.nothingD.things

6.A.openB.turnC.tickleD.start

7.A.wayB.methodC.deviceD.model

8.A.outerB.frontC.out-standingD.facial

9.A.exercisesB.trainC.controlD.manufacture

10.A.characterB.markC.hobbyD.habit

11.A.usuallyB.rarelyC.scarcelyD.unusually

12.A.asB.whereasC.whenD.while

13.A.pickingB.invadingC.doingD.being

14.A.GazeB.StareC.GlanceD.Glare

15.A.confirmB.reconstructC.integrateD.describe

16.A.ifB.asC.whenD.unless

17.A.practiceB.experienceC.achievementD.accomplishment

18.A.owingB.asC.orderD.enough

19.A.moreoverB.furthermoreC.onceD.twice

20.A.fromB.forC.byD.at

1.Therearemanyillnesses,which___oldpeople.

A.bearB.fearC.afflictD.affect

2.Thereisa___differenceinmeaningbetweenthewordssurroundingsandenvironment.

A.gentleB.subtleC.feebleD.humble

3.Amost____argumentaboutwhoshouldgoandfetchthebreadfromthekitchenwasgoingon

whenIcamein.

A.trivialB.delicateC.minorD.miniature

4.Wemanagedtogettothetopofthemountain,butwefinditmoredifficultto____.

A.ascendB.descendC.declineD.plunge

5.Thecalmseagaveno___ofthestormthatwascoming.

A.hintB.suggestionC.clueD.indication

6.Hecouldn't___hisenvyatmysuccess.

A.coverB.glossC.concealD.reveal

7.I___youitwon'thappenagain.

A.ensureB.assureC.confirmD.assume

8.Memoriesoftheolddays___him.

A.hoverB.sufferC.hauntedD.linger

9.Mensurpasswomenin_____.

A.mightB.effortC.strengthD.force

10.Thebossthreatenedto___himfromhisjob,butil'sallabluff.

A.dismissB.relieveC.removeD.resign

11.Thatemperorwasa___cespot.

A.humaneB.kindC.cruelD.terrible

12.Heisgoingtolivebythecoastforthe___ofhishealth.

A.reasonB.excuseC.causeD.sake

13.Althoughhe'slesstalented,hewonbysheerdogged___.

A.powerB.persistenceC.enthusiasmD.loyalty

14.Agoodmedicinetastes____.

A.brinishB.bitterC.sweetD.sour

15.Heheldherhandinafirm___.

A.claspB.grabC.holdD.sway

16.HeraisedhisheadandlookedroundforKennedy___.

A.fearfulB.fearfullyC.terriblyD.fearsome

17.Theelectricityfailure___thewatersupply.

A.paralyzedB.causeC.shockD.effect

18.Shetalked__toreportersaboutherterribleordeal.

A.coolB.composedlyC.composingD.composed

i9.Thatsucha_—crimecouldoccurtosuchagoodmanshockedeverybody.

A.benevolentB.trivialC.lenientD.monstrous

20.Hewasappointedtothe___post.

A.blankB.vacantC.bareD.empty

Wearelateas1.Myhusbandhadinsistedondoinghis2byhimself,andwhenhe

discoveredthathecouldn'l3heaskedmeforhelpatthelast4.Sonowwehadanhour

togettotheairport.Luckily,therewasn,tmuch5ontheroadandwewereabletogettherejust

intime.We6inandwentstraighttothedeparturehalltowaitforourflighttobe1.We

waitedandwaitedbutno8wasmade.Weaskedattheinformationdeskandthegirl(heretoldus

thattheplanehadn't9arrivedyet.Intheendtherewasanannouncementtellingusthat

passengerswaitingforFlightLJ108couldcollecta10mealticketandthattheplanehadn't

leftSpainbecauseof11problems.Wethoughtthatitwasn't12for(heplanetofly.We

waitedagainfbr13untillateeveningwhenwcwereaskedto14totheinformationdesk

again.Thistimeweweregiventicketstospendthenightattheairline's15inanearbyhotel.

Thenextmomingaftera16ni^htbecauseofalltheplanestakingoffandlanding,we

reportedbacktotheairport.Guessthathadhappenedwhilewewere17!Ourplanehadarrived

andtakenoffagain.Alltheotherpassengershadbeen18upinthenightto19theplane,

butforsomereasonor20wehadbeenforgotten.Youcanimaginehowwefelt!

1.A.alwaysB.usualC.beforeD.yet

2.A.packingB.wrappingC.bindingD.filling

3.A.succeedB.manageC.handleD.deal

4.A.bitB.endC.timeD.moment

5.A.passengersB.transportationC.trafficD.vehicles

6.A.checkedB.enteredC.registeredD.appeared

7.A.toldB.namedC.calledD.made

8.A.declarationB.statementC.announcementD.arrangement

9.A.foreverB.evenC.everD.however

10.A.chargedB.costlyC.paidD.free

11.A.mechanicB.technologicalC.scientificD.technical

12.A.safeB.reliableC.rightD.certain

13.A.timesB.agesC.lengthD.minutes

14.A.reportB.requestC.touchD.contact

15.A.concernB.expenseC.moneyD.kindness

16.A.deepB.poorC.sleeplessD.sound

17.A.sleepyB.oversleepingC.oversleptD.asleep

18.A.wukcnB.awokenC.wakingD.awaking

19.A.graspB.aboardC.seizeD.catch

20.A.elseB.otherC.moreD.another

Unit3

1.Thisisalong_roughly13milesdownabeautifulvalleytothelittlechurchbelow.

A.terrainB.descentC.degenerationD.tumble

2.Whenconstructioncanbegindependsonhowsoontheof(herouteiscompleted.

A.convictionB.identityC.orientationD.survey

3.Althoughshe'sa(n)talenteddancer,shestillpracticesseveralhourseveryday.

A.traditionallyB.additionallyC.exceptionallyD.rationally

4.thatthedemandforpowercontinuestoriseatthecurrentrate,itwillnotbelongbefore

traditionalsourcesbecomeinadequate.

A.ConcerningB.AscertainingC.AssumingD.Regarding

5.The(oymakerproducesacopyofthespacestation,exaciineverydetail.

A.minimalB.minimumC.miniatureD.minor

6.Themanagergaveherhisthathercomplaintwouldbeinvestigated.

A.assuranceB.assumptionC.sanctionD.insurance

you17,untilyougetmarried,untilyougetdivorced,untilFridaynight,untilSundaymorning,

untilyougetanewcarorhome,untilyourcarorhomeispaid18,untilspring,untilsummer,

untilfall,untilwinter,untilyou'reoffwelfare,untilthefirstorfifteenth,untilyoursongcomeson,until

you'vehadadrink,untilyou'vesobered19、untilyoudie,untilyou'rebornagaintodecidethat

thereisnobettertimethanrightnowtobehappy.

Happinessisajourney,nota2().Soworklikeyoudon'tneedmoney,lovelikeyou'venever

beenhurt,anddancelikenoone'swatching.

1.A.elderB.olderC.oldD.elderly

2.A.dowithB.dealwithC.gowithD.comewith

3.A.hardlyR.rarelyC.indefinitelyD.certainly

4.A.finishedB.completeC.complicateD.complex

5.A.actB.actionC.reactionD.behavior

6.A.questionsB.challengesC.queriesD.obstacles

7.A.submitB.commitC.omitD.admit

8.A.recitationB.recitesC.quotesD.readings

9.A.onB.outC.inD.at

10.A.gottenB.goneC.putD.seen

11.A.ThusB.SoC.ThenD.Hence

12.A.gotB.dawnedC.imposedD.put

13.A.aspectB.respectC.perspectiveD.prospect

14.A.roadB.wayC.approachD.means

15.A.AndB.BesidesC.MoreoverD.So

16.A.slopB.beginC.beD.just

17.A.retireB.recedeC.retreatD.tire

18.A.backB.inC.outD.off

19.A.downB.upC.offD.on

20.A.meansB.destinyC.predestinationD.destination

Unit4

1.HowthatheshouldhavebeeninvitedtoplayfortheEnglandteamontheverydaythathebroke

hisleg.

A.ironyB.ironicC.ironicallyD.satirical

2.Themanwiththegunlookthechildwithhimasa(n)andnoonecoulddoanythingforfearing

thechildwouldbekilled.

A.villainB.rivalC.hostageD.opponent

3.Anhonordegreewasonhimbytheuniversity.

A.consultedB.conferredC.consideredD.conceded

4.Tomadoresclassicnovelsanddreamsofbeingawriter.

A.readingB.toreadC.forreadingDandreads

5.Formonthsnow,eachcountryhasbeenadvertisingitsbeachesandcities,itsruinsandresorts,ina

frantictomakeendsmeet.

A.endeavorB.attemptC.tryD.risk

6.Whoeverfindsthenecklacewillberewarded.

A.ampleB.amplyC.abundantD.plenty

7.Hegrudgedsomuchforsuchunworthyitem.

A.payingB.topayC.paysD.forpaying

8.Hewasoutofpubliclifebythepersistentattacksof:hepopularnewspapers.

A.chasedB.houndedC.droppedD.driven

9.Thepresidentdeclinedprestigeforhisloveaffairswithhissecretary.

A.inB.onC.toD.at

10.Ifyougotothepalaceintennisshoes,theythinkyou'rerather.

A.strangeB.oddC.peculiarD.eccentric

11.Shewastofindthattheyhadgonewithouther.

A.furiousB.offensiveC.worriedD.resent

12.Ifyoudon'tcompletetheworkaccordingtothecontract,iwillyoufordamages.

A.accuseB.chargeC.sueD.complain

13.Themagicianmadensthinkhecutawomaninhalf,hutitwas.

A.anintentionB.anillusionC.animageD.animpression

14.TheshipPrincesswillonthefirstdayofthismonth.

A.putforthB.launchC.belaunchedD.belanded

15.1haveenoughleftoverfrommycoattomakeashirt.

A.fakeB.fabricC.textileD.fantastic

16.Sheattracted(heaudiencecloseattentionbyherverywayofspeaking.

A.distinctB.domesticC.divineD.distinctive

17.Hewasbylove,butexpectednothinginreturn.

A.motivatedB.motiveC.incentiveD.impulse

18.Althoughsheisonly17yearsold,shedrugsfortwoyears.

A.addictsB.hasaddictedto

C.hasbeenaddictedtoD.hasaddicted

19.Outofsecurity,letmeyou(ogobacktoyourhotel.

A.accompanyB.toaccompanyC.companyD.accommodate

20.Theyseemtodelightkeepingeveryoneelsewasting.

A.onB.inC.toD.at

Ifyouweretobeginanewjobtomorrow,youwouldbringwithyousomebasicstrengthsand

weaknesses.Successor1inyourworkwoulddepend,to2greatextent.3yourability

touseyourstrengthsandweaknessestothebestadvantage.4(heutmostimportanceisyour

attitude.

Aperson5beginsajobconvincedthatheisn'tgoingtolikeitoris6thatheisgoing

toailisexhibitingaweaknesswhichcanonlyhinderhissuccess.Ontheotherhand,apersonwhois

secure7hisbeliefthatheisprobablyascapable8doingtheworkasanyoneelseandwhois

willingtomakeacheerfulattempt9itpossessesacertainstrengthofpurpose.Thechancesare

thathewilldowell.

10theprerequisiteskillsforaparticularjobisstrength.Lacking(hoseskillsisobviouslya

weakness.Abookkeeperwhocan'taddoracarpenterwhocan'tcutastraightlinewithasaw11

hopelesscases.

Thisbookhasbeendesignedtohelpyoucapitalize12thestrengthandovercomethe13

thatyoubringtothejoboflearning.Butingroupstomeasureyourdevelopment,youmustfirststock

ofsomewhereyou14standnow.15wegetfurtheralonginthebook,wellbe16

insomedetailwithspecificprocessesfordevelopingandstrengthening17skills.

However,18beginwith,youshouldpause19examineyourpresentstrengthsand

weaknessesinthreeareasthatarccriticaltoyoursuccessorfailureinschool:your20your

readingandcommunicationskills,andyourstudyhabits.

1.A.improvementB.victoryC.failureD.achievement

2.A.aB.theC.someD.certain

3.A.inB.onC.ofD.to

4.A.OutofB.OfC.ToD.Into

5.A.whoB.whatC.thatD.which

6.A.ensureB.certainC.sureD.surely

7.A.ontoB.onC.offD.in

8.A.toB.atC.ofD.for

9.A.nearB.onC.byD.at

10.A.HaveR.HadC.HavingD.Hadbeen

ILA.beingB.beenC.areD.is

12.A.exceptB.butC.forD.on

13.A.ideaB.weaknessC.strengthD.advantage

14.A.makeB.takeC.doD.give

15.A.asB.tillC.overD.out

16.A.dealB.dealtC.bedealtD.dealing

17.A.learntB.learnedC.learningD.learn

18.A.aroundB.toC.fromD.beside

19.A.toB.ontoC.intoD.with

20.A.intelligenceB.workC.attitudeD.weakness

Unit5

1.TheUSdollaristraditionallyiheofchoiceallovertheworldincaseofcrisis.

A.moneyB.currencyC.billD.cash

2.Heinsistedonhisrefusaltoseeadoctor.

A.preserveB.perverseC.persuadeD.pervade

3.Theyconsideredherbehaviorashamefulpieceof.

A.snobB.snobbishC.snobberyD.snobbishly

4.Thefloodthefarmsanddestroyedthecrops.

A.engulfedB.enforcedC.endangeredD.engaged

5.Thetrainwasdelayedbytheaccident.

A.inexpressiblyB.inexplicablyC.inexhaustiblyD.inevitably

6.Mostplantsarebywaterdrawnupthroughtheirroots.

A.nourishedB.flourishC.languishD.sprout

7.Shemarriedanartistwitha(n)character.

A.unreasonableB.willfulC.arbitraryD.renewable

8.Thepolicesuccessfullycrushedatosmuggledrugsintothecountry.

A.conspiracyB.conspireC.conspiratorD.conspiratorial

9.Governmenttroopshavetherebels.

A.vanquishedB.conqueredC.crushedD.defeated

1().Mytasteshaveexperienceda(n)changeovertheyears.

A.immenseB.tremendousC.enormousD.colossal

11.Howdidyouthisverypersonalandoriginalstyle?

A.developB.evolveC.progressD.advance

12.Hedidthattogratifyhisgirlfriend^.

A.vanityB.prideC.conceitD.self-worship

13.whatIsayanddon'tforgetit.

A.TakenoteofB.TakecareofC.TakeafterD.Takeover

14.Weandgotthewholehousecleanedinanafternoon.

A.turnedoffB.turnedonC.turnedtoD.turnedup

15.Drivingwithmorethanthelevelofalcoholinthebloodisforbidden.

A.permitB.permissibleC.permissionD.permissive

16.Shederivesgreatpleasureherstampcollection.

A.inB.fromC.onD.to

17.Theysucceededinfinebreedsofsilkworms.

A.cultivatingR.trainingC.improvingD.preparing

18.Theyoungmanisonlya(n)ofhismother'sopinions.

A.echoB.mirrorC.resembleD.parrot

19.Hesatlisteningtotheofthelittlebrook.

A.gruntB.murmurC.laughterD.whisper

20.Inapoorcountry,owningabicycleisasignofwealth.

A.comparableB.contrastiveC.comparativeD.comparison

Manystudentsfindtheexperienceofattendinguniversitylecturestobeaconfusingandfrustrating

experience.Thelecturerspeaksforoneortwohours,perhaps1thetalkwithslides,writingup

importantinformationontheblackboard,2readingmaterialandgivingout3.Thenew

studentseestheotherstudentscontinuouslywritingonnotebcoksand4whattowrite.Veryoften

thestudentleavesthelecture5noteswhichdonotcatchthemainpointsand6becomehard

evenforthe7tounderstand.

Mostinstitutionsprovidecourseswhich8newstudentstodeveloptheskillstheyneedtobe

9_listenersandnote-takers.10theseareunavailable,(herearemanyusefulstudy-skillsguides

which11learnerstopracticetheseskills12.Inallcasesitisimportantto13theproblem

14actuallystartingyourstudies.

1(isimportantto15thatmoststudentshavedifficultyinacquiringthelanguageskills16

incollegestudy.Onewayof17thesedifficultiesistoattendthelanguageandstudy-skillsclasses

whichmostinstitutionsprovidethroughoutthe18year.Anotherbasic19istofindastudy

partner20itispossibletoidentifydifficulties,exchangeideasandprovidesupport.

1.A.extendingB.illustratingC.performingD.conducting

2.A.attributingB.contributingC.distributingD.explaining

3.A.assignmentsB.informationC.contentD.definition

4.A.suspectsB.understandsC.wondersD.convinces

5.A.withoutB.withC.onD.except

6.A.whatB.thoseC.asD.which

7.A.teachersB.classmatesC.partnersD.students

8.A.preventB.requireC.assistD.forbid

9.A.effectiveB.passiveC.relativeD.expressive

1().A.BecauseB.ThoughC.WhetherD.If

11.A.enableB.stimulateC.advocateD.prevent

12.A.independentlyB.repeatedlyC.logicallyD.generally

13.A.evaluateB.acquaintC.tackleD.formulate

14.A.beforeB.afterC.whileD.for

15.A.predictB.acknowledgeC.argueD.ignore

16.A.torequireB.requiredC.requiringD.arerequired

17.A.preventingB.withstandingC.sustainingD.overcoming

18.A.averageB.ordinaryC.normalD.academic

19.A.statementB.strategyC.situationD.suggestion

20.A.inthatB.forwhichC.withwhomD.suchas

Unit8

1.Hislectureison____Americannovelists.

A.temporaryB.contemporaryC.temptD.contempt

2.Iattachlittle_____towhatshesaid.

A.creationB.creatureC.credenceD.credit

3.HewaslookingadmiringlyatthephotographpublishedbyCollinsinwiththeImperial

Museum.

A.collectionB.connectionC.collaborationD.combination

4.Hewouldsufferdeathratherthanthesecret.

A.tobetrayB.betrayC.betrayingD.betrayed

5.Thebeautyofthecitytheuniquestyleofitsbuildings.

A.persistsinB.insistsonC.resisttoD.consistsin

6.We'llourselvestothecourt'sjudgments.

A.submitB.admitC.permitD.commit

7.Hegoodideasfortheproductpromotion.

A.cameupwithB.madeupwithC.cameuptoD.madeupto

8.Therailroadstalionisinthepartofthecity.

A.mainB.leadingC.centralD.principal

9.Thispassageisofvariousinterpretations.

A.capableB.competentC.skillfulD.intelligent

1().Onlyafewpeoplehaveaccessthefullfactsofthecase.

A.inB.atC.toD.on

11.Iboughtanalarmclockwitha(n)dial,whichcanbeseenclearlyinthedark.

A.supersonicB.luminousC.audibleD.amplified

12.Hemaynothavebeenthecleverestcandidatebuthewascertainlythemost.

A.entertainingB.enthusiasticC.enterprisingD.envious

13.Thegradualandchangewaswelcomedbymostpeople.

A.piecemealB.piercingC.picturesqueD.pitiless

14.Harryhisanklewhenhejumpeddownfromthefence.

A.wrappedB.wrsstlcdC.witheredD.wrenched

15.Hecouldn'tresisttheofmoney.

A.lureB.enticeC.seduceD.tempt

16.Thesalesclerksandtheteachersgotpayrisesof6%and9%.

A.respectfullyB.respectablyC.respectivelyD.expectedly

17.Maryisinherusualcomfortablecomer,.

A.carefullyreadsabookB.carefullyreadingabook

C.readingcarefullyabookD.carefullytoreadabook

18.Neverthelessshewaswell-liked,andgotonwellwitheverybo