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专题
17
名词性从句（二）
一、单项选择（共
30
小题；共
30
分）
1.
--- Jack failed the driving test again.
--- The question is we
can help him avoid making the same mistake.
A. how
A. that
A.
whether
playing.
A. what
B. when
C. why
D. where
5.
According to a study carried out by
an American university, when you eat has
on
your mood as you
eat.
A. much of
as an effect; what
C. as much of an
effect; what
efforts.
A. which
door to his room.
A. how
mother.
A. that
B. if
C. as
D. what
9.
Often, the fact
unemployed people get help from government
this from
happening, but not always.
A.
how; to prevent
C. how; preventing
A. what; which
gift.
A. Which
A. what; what
B. As
C. That
B. where; that
D. What
12. It is in college
you will truly discover learning
is about.
B. what; what
B.
that; prevents
D. why; prevented
C. which; which
D. which;
what
B. that
C. when
D. where
8.
A
normal young child gains great pleasure when
he(she) does pleases his(her)
B. that
C. whom
D. what
7.
Having checked the door were closed
and all the lights were off, the
boy opened the
B. much of as an effect;
which
D. as much of an effect; which
B. why
B. how
B.
why
C. what
C. where
C. how
D. whom
D.
what
D. when
2.
It's hard to imagine
it would be like living on Mars.
3.
Tom called customer service to question
his credit card bill was so high.
4.
Some students even have no idea of
they are studying, so they waste much time
6.
Most of
we call geniuses are successful only because they
have made extraordinary
10. Willpower
is a kind of quality, is
it takes to do anything well.
11.
is obviously right is to give all children equal
opportunities to develop their special
C.
that; what
A. that
service
as in America.
B. which
D.
in which; what
C. how
D.
what
13. The boss refused to sell the
car for he thought was not
satisfactory.
14. All the Toyota
carusers in China have the desire
they should gain the same callback
A. that
B. what
C. which
D. whether
15. The combination of economic and
career opportunities, preferential government
polices and
sponsorship for studying
abroad is lies behind the
reversal of China's brain drain.
A. where
B. which
C. what
D. that
16. --- I like
staying at home, watching TV or surfing the
Internet all day on Sundays.
--- That's
I don't agree. I think you'd better go out for a
walk.
A. where
B. how
C. when
D. what
17. the zoologists
tried to prove was that the photo of the South
China Tiger had been
staged or
technologically dealt with.
A.
That
A. who
A. who
A. what
B. Why
B.
whoever
B. which
B. which
C. Whether
C. no matter who
C. that
C. that
D. What
D. anyone
D. what
D. where
18. The job will be offered to
is capable of performing it well.
19.
Don't you know, my dear friend,
it is your money not you that she loves?
20. It could be judged from her eyes
she was very satisfied with her performance.
21. made the school
proud was more than 90% of the
students had been
admitted to key
universities.
A. What; because
B. What;
that
C. That; what
D. That;
because
22. --- Why are you staring at
me?
--- You look stupid! The way you
wear is annoys me most.
A. which
B. where
C. how
D. what
23. A
big
earthquake
struck
southern
Haiti,
knocking
down
buildings
and
power
lines
and
causing its ambassador
to the United States called a catastrophe.
A. what
A. where
B. which
B. which
C. that
C. what
D. why
D.
that
24. When you get your paper back,
pay special attention to have
been marked.
25. The question has been
raised at the meeting each member
country should equally
share the
expense of the committee.
A. that
B. whether
C. if
D. what
26.
The fact inspires us Chinese
Shanghai has been selected as a host city for the
first
time in the history of EXPO.
A. that
B. which
C. when
D. what
27. After working on the
maths problem for hours, he found
he thought was the key to
it.
A. what
A. which
students.
A. that
solve
the problem.
A. that
B. whether
C. what
D. which
B. what
C. which
D. whose
30. Many people in the city wonder
the city officials have the information they need
to
B. that
B. that
C. where
C. how
D. which
D. where
28. There is no obvious evidence
there is life on any other planet in the solar
system.
29. Stage fright is a common
example of educators call a
二、完形填空（共
12
小题；共
< br>18
分）
I
spent the opening day of school this year at
Reading Catholic High School in much the same
way I spent the first day of classes
exactly thirty years ago. I'm 31 of the
school now, but for
a few minutes I was
back in 1975, wondering what the future held.
I
have
been
32
from Dr. Offutt for thirty
of the
51
years
since
he
began to
teach
at
Reading.
He not only taught me to think, but he convinced
me, as much by 33 as words, that
it was my moral duty to do so and to
serve others.
34 of us
could know how our relationship would develop over
the years. When I first
came back to
Reading to teach 35 , I worked for Dr.
Offutt, then department
chair(
主席
).
After
several years, I was appointed department chair,
and our 36 changed again. I thought
that it might be 37 chairing
the department, since all of my former English
teachers were
still
there,
but
Dr.
Offutt
38
me
throughout.
He
knew
when
to
give
me
39
about
curriculum, texts and
personnel and when to let me design my own course.
In 2010, I needed his advice
about leaving Reading to become principal at
another school. If
he had asked me to
stay at Reading, I might have. 40 , he
encouraged me to seize the new
chance.
Five
years
ago,
I
became
headmaster
of
Reading.
Once
again
Dr.
Offutt
was
there
for
me,
letting me know that I
could 41 on him as I tried to fill such
big shoes. I've learned from him
that
great teachers have an endless wealth of lessons
to teach. Even if his students don't know it
yet, I know how 42 they are;
I'm still one of them.
31. A. founder
32. A. learning
33. A. force
34. A. Either
35. A. arts
36. A. school
37. A.
interesting
B. headmaster
B.
separated
B. example
B. Both
B. chemistry
B. relationship
B. boring
C. student
C. hearing
C. hand
C. Neither
C. physics
C. department
C. difficult
D. teacher
D. kept
D. skill
D. None
D. English
D. life
D. easy
38. A. supported
39. A.
advice
40. A. Generally
41.
A. agree
42. A. tired
B.
blamed
B. time
B. Besides
B. act
B. angry
C. surprised
C. money
C. Therefore
C. look
C. fortunate
D. frustrated
D. prize
D. Instead
D. depend
D. attractive
三、阅读理解（共
11
小题；共
22
分）
A
Ninety-five percent of American
families are now online, with adults spending an
average of
five hours a day at home on
the computer, according to a recent poll. Yes,
we're connecting more
with friends, but
we're also ignoring dinner so we can update our
Facebook status. Does your
life
suffer
from
too
much
time
spent
logging
on,
and
do
you
properly
protect
your
family's
identity when you
do venture online? Here's how to take control.
Computer as support. According
to Sherry Turkle, professor of psychology, many
people use
their computers to avoid the
messiness(
麻烦
) of real life.
It's difficult to tell a friend that she's
not invited to your party, she says,
but it's easy to send out an email to that effect.
When you find
yourself hidden behind
your screen, make an effort to reconnect with
people face to face.
not that
technology is bad,
Protecting
your
kids.
Proud
parents
can't
resist
posting
photos
of
the
little
ones-a
recent
survey found 9 out of
10 little children had an online presence. But
publicly sharing additional
identifying
information, such as your child's full name, birth
date, and place of residence, could
put
him and his identity in danger. To avoid the risk,
invite loved ones only to view images on
password-protected sites. If you use
Facebook, create a group of your inner circle
specially for
sharing
photos
and
news
of
your
kids.
And
don't
share
information
that
identifies
them
with
anyone else.
How
to
unplug.
Need
an
easy
way
to
measure
your
family's
online
habits?
Check
out
the
family plan on . It
tracks how each member of your family spends time
online,
and it
plots(
标注
) the data by hour,
day, and week. The site, which also offers
individual plans,
even allows you to
block distracting websites from your loved
ones
—
and yourself.
Managing your mobile phones. If
reaching for your phone to check for messages and
emails
has
become
an
uncontrollable
habit,
try
this
trick:
Keep
your
devices
on
but
turn
off
every
message alert,
vibration(
震动
), and visual
cue. Check for updates only when you finish a
task.
43. What does the passage mainly
tell us?
A. How to take
control of family's tech use.
B. How to
protect your family's identifying information.
C. How to manage your computer.
D. How to avoid connecting more with
friends.
A. We should avoid the
messiness of real life.
44. What do the
underlined sentences in the second paragraph mean?