曹禺北京人英语期考复习资料(1)

2021年1月20日发(作者：尚军)
Long conversation
1-1 often fails to turn in her homework on time.
1-2 presents great difficulty for her.
1-3 A. He has a good personal relationship with the woman.
1-4 C. Work harder in her Spanish class.
2-1 A. There are so many plants that it is hard to see the sky.
2-2 D. They are separated from the world outside of the jungle.
2-3 C. Because Emily gave her an empty bottle.
2-4 A. Small and common things should also be valued.
3-1 D. They are likely to dress like people in the 1960s.
3-2 A. They are brightly colored.
3-3 A. Because regular noodles don't fit the theme of the party.
3-4 D. They will make and have fancy mixed drinks.

4-1 A. They are foolish.
4-2 B. She wanted to use her fame to help starving children in Africa.
4-3 B. He had doubt about her real intentions.
4-4 D. She will stick to her original plan and prove it to the man.
5-1 A. She is going to move to Santa Fe.
5-2 A. It is tedious.
5-3 D. Its history.
5-4 B. Its colorful scenery.
6-1 A. She does not know where to start for her jobs.
6-2 D. He got information from the Internet.
6-3 B. Seek help from the Career Center.


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6-4 B. A good plan.
7-1 B. He taught his grandmother how to use electronic gadgets.
7-2 B. She is unable to use her household electronic items.
7-3 A. They are both reluctant to learn how to use electric items.
7-4 C. Try to make her interested in electronic items.
8-1 C. Because he had to make a crucial decision.
8-2 D. Most students change their major at least once.
8-3 A. He is a big picture kind of guy.
8-4 B. Marketing.
Passage1
1-1D. She showed dissatisfaction with the slow pace of her class.
1-2A. She had to learn the material that she already knew.
1-3C. It proved to be an unbalanced way to learn the language.
1-4D. She taught Spanish speakers how to speak English.

2-1D. They may be more distant from the actual nature.
2-2A. By experiencing it with the five senses.
2-3B. Nature seems very far away from them.
2-4D. Real nature experiences come from physical contact with nature.
3-1A. He will soon graduate from school.
3-2A. Going for long walks in the countryside.
3-3D. Drifting down the river.
3-4D. Cooking potatoes in the hot ashes.
4-1B. He did quite well in mathematics and science.
4-2D. Because it was there he had his first contact with a computer.

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4-3A. Harvard University made him feel bored.
4-4C. He spent many long nights in front of the school's computer.
5-1B. That parents buy their young kids expensive electronic products.
5-2D. Old-fashioned paper books.
5-3C. They keep children at different age levels occupied.
5-4D. It is understandable.
6-1B. It has increased 200 percent since 1970.
6-2B. Most women are engaged in lower-end jobs.
6-3A. A physician or a surgeon.
6-4D. It is promising.
7-1D. Window shopping.
7-2A. Shopping websites.
7-3A. People under 25 were more likely to wilf than those aged 55 and above.
7-4D. By using pop-up technology and bulk emails.
8-1C. Four.
8-2C. Female bosses usually encourage them and guide them.
8-3A. Because they are more likely to be dismissed for poor work.

8-4B. Women managers often face a double standard.
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News report
1-1-1D. They are changing the title
1-1-2D. The title has been criticized for its associations with slavery.
1-2-1A. He passed a new education law.
1-2-2C. It will give state schools more power.
1-2-3D. State governments will probably not fix failing schools.

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2-1-1D. The injured number is still unknown.

2-1-2C. Some flights to the Buffalo airport were delayed.
2-2-1D. 65.
2-2-2D. Residents in Manhattan may return to normal use of power on Saturday.
3-1-1D. Australia and China drew one-one and headed to Rio together.
3-1-2B. China would be No. 1 of the group.
3-2-1D. She had failed a drug test during the Australian Open.
3-2-2B. She had to face a provisional suspension.
3-2-3C. Get back on the court someday.
4-1-1D. A multilingual genius fluent in many languages.
4-1-2B. A monolingual lifestyle like most people.
4-2-1A. Heart attack.
4-2-2B. In 1952.
4-2-3C. It talks about Nancy Reagan's life especially as a protector of President Reagan.
5-1-1D. Drinking water.
5-1-2B. A chemical contaminated water in the Elk River.
5-2-1B. The nation has run out of fuel of garbage.
5-2-2C. 80,000.
5-2-3A. Return the ashes to Norway.
6-1-1B. Recent graduates are turning down jobs.
6-1-1C. They are trying to prevent students from rejecting their job offers.
6-2-1C. She is known for her Instagram account.
6-2-2A. She wants to publish a book about the life of Cambridge students.
7-1-1B. Researchers built a robot that imitates the movements of cockroaches.

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7-1-2A. They can squeeze through small cracks.
7-2-1D. Space.
7-2-2C. 3D printers will be able to print a sofa for you.
7-2-3C. We don't know if it will be necessary.
8-1-1D. Students are required to submit an essay to universities.
8-1-2B. Students are afraid of writing the essay.
8-2-1B. It only happens in Quebec.
8-2-2C. Lots of rubbish is thrown out on the sidewalks.
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Unit1
The Internet has made English learning much easier. English learners used to be (1)
obl
i
ged

to spend
their time in libraries looking for the books that would help them in their language studies. It was very
inconvenient because a lot of materials could only be found in (2)
t
edi
ous

and uninteresting textbooks
and readers. But today authentic content on a variety of subjects is only a click away. This is especially (3)
benef
i
ci
al

for those who wants to learn English earnestly.
In order to achieve fluency in English, you need to be comfortable using at least 10,000 words. The (4)
abundant

materials on the Internet make it possible for you to choose appropriate content to read and
adj
ust
ed
bul
k
listen to. These materials can be (5)

to your level if you input some key words in the search

of unfamiliar words?
engine. But how can you remember the (6)
In this case, the Internet (7)
evi
dent
l
y
makes it easier to learn vocabulary. You can use online dictionaries
f
unct
i
ons
to instantly find out their grammatical (8)
Internet helps you to (9)
ef
f
i
ci
ent
l
y

and the specific meaning of these words. The

accumulate vocabulary based on lively and interesting language
di
st
r
ess
content, which greatly reduces your (10)

caused by inability to remember the new words. The
efficiency of this vocabulary learning is one of the reasons why the Internet has become an ideal place to

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learn English.
Unit2
Through exploration of the humanities, we learn how to think creatively and critically, to analyze, and to ask
questions. Because these skills allow us to gain new (1)
i
nsi
ght

into everything from poetry and
paintings to business models and politics, humanistic subjects have been at the heart of a liberal arts (2)
educat
i
on

since the ancient Greeks first used them to educate their citizens.
boost
Research into the human experience helps to (3)

our knowledge about our world. Through the
work of humanities scholars, we learn about the values of different cultures, about what goes into making a
work of art, and about the (4)
m
yst
er
y

of how history is made. Their efforts depict the great
accomplishments of the past, help us understand the world today, and give us tools to imagine the (5)
pr
ospect

of our future.
pr
om
ot
e
Today, humanistic knowledge continues to (6)

the ideal foundation for exploring and
i
nvest
understanding the human experience. Learning another language might help to (7)
great insights as well as gain much (8)
appr
eci
at
i
on

you with

of different cultures. Taking a close look at a sculpture
af
f
ect
ed
might make you think about how an artist's life (9)
another region of the world might help you (10)

his creative decisions. Reading a book from

about the meaning of democracy. Listening to
specul
at
e
history courses might give you a clearer picture of what the future will be like.
Unit3
There is a special life stage that our generation goes through. It is the (1)
t
r
ansi
t
i
on

period, during which
we move from teenage to adolescence. We learn who we are and what we stand for and what inspires us.
Also, in this period we are (2)
something out of ourselves.
My parents have already expressed feelings of (3)
anxi
et
y
saddl
ed

with a lot of pressure from our parents who want us to make

over my future with academics and life.
When I expressed to them recently that I would not mind graduating in five years instead of four in order to

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study abroad to (4)
and to them was (5)
acquai
nt
equi
val
ent
myself with the world, they seemed so shocked. That idea sounded foreign

to lack of ambition.
expr
essed
Apart from that, my mother has (6)
boyfriend. I (7)
r
esent

to me that she is worried that I am not searching for a

this stupid idea of marrying out of college since it does not suit me one bit.
Women today can get what they want out of life without a man, even children, as it becomes more (8)
accept
abl
e

for women to adopt children.
r
ei
nf
or
ce
I personally want to stay in school as long as I can to (9)

my academic work, possibly
complete a law degree and start a career, and then after, and only after, begin to think about (10)
shi
f
t
i
ng

to marriage. If my math is correct, that means I will be more or less
age of 29 or 30, the age when my mother had me.
Unit4
Traditional dating is a self-paced, general meeting of two people. The two usually(1)
spending extra time together, getting to know one another and seeing how (2)
each other. A good example is a man meeting a woman and sensing her (3)
t
em
pt
i
ng
char
m
com
m
ence

with

they could be to
. He then extends
al
l
owi
ng
a formal invitation for a date. With traditional dating, you get to go at a steady pace, (4)
yourself and your date to get to know each other through extensive contact.

There are many (5)
di
spl
ay
com
ponent
s


that can be expected from traditional dates. Men, who are supposed to (6)

these traditional values, will open the door for the woman, stand up when she leaves the table,
pr
oceed
pay for everything, and (7)

to the next move. In the1950s, a man would usually ask a woman
ar
r
ange
out several days ahead for a specific date and time. If she accepted, they would (8)
to pick her up. He would then take her to a dinner and a movie.

for a time
Today the rules of traditional dating are less clear. Twenty years ago, if a young lady asked a men out on a
date, it was thought to be (9)

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wei
r
d
. Now, women are being encouraged to take the initiative and ask