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美国社会生活练习
1. The popular kind of family in
America is _____ family. A
核心家庭
A. nucleus
B. loose
C. large
D.
blend
2. Thanksgiving Day is originated
in _____. B
A. England
B. America
C.
Scotland
D. Canada
3
. The “senior citizens” in
the social cent
res refer to _____. D
A. high officials
B. professors
C.
president
D. old people
4. Most Americans are _____ from
different countries. C
移民移出
A. blacks
B.
Indians
C. emigrants
D.
immigrants
(移入移民)
5. Valentine’s Day falls on
_____.
C
A. July 4th
B. March 21st
C. February 14th
6.
On
Easter
Sunday
people
usually
have
lamb
and
ham
as
their
main
meat.
For
children lamb is the symbol of _____. B
A. good luck
B. the sacrifice of Christ
C. the tomb from which Christ rose
7. American Independence Day fall on
_____. A 7.4
A. the 4th of July
B. October 31st
C. March 20th
8. Halloween
is a _____. B
万圣节
A. summer festival
B. night-time festival
C.
sweethearts’ holiday
D. pilgrims
holiday
9. A hamburger is
usually made from _____. A
A. beef
B.
pork
C. combination of beef and pork
10. The outstanding characteristic of
American society is the diversity of _____. C
A. climate
B.
industry
C. people
11. Sometimes two couples go out
together. This is known as _____. C
A. steady dating
B. casual dating
C. double dating
D. blind dating
ABDCC
BABAC
C
美国地理
1. The
famous Yellowstone National Park is situated in
northwestern part of _____. C
A.
California
B. Arizona
C. Wyoming
2.
The
world-known
Colorado
Valley
lies
in
northern
_____,
which
is
cut
by
the
Colorado River. A
A. Arizona
B. Utah
C. Montana
3. Among the five Great Lakes, only
_____ is wholly within the United States. C
A. Erie
B. Superior
C. Michigan
4
.
_____ has been called the “cradle of American
Liberty”.
A (
费城
)
A. Philadelphia
B. Plymouth
C.
Boston
5. The two largest Chinatowns
are located in the following cities except _____.
C
A. New York
B.
San Francisco
C. Miami
6
. The world’s largest
freshwater lake is Lake _____.
A
A. Superior
B.
Ontario
C. Victoria
7. Hawaii is in the _____ Ocean. C
(
太平洋
)
A. Atlantic
B. Indian
C. Pacific
8. _____ is the
largest state in area in the U.S.A.
C
A. Florida
B.
Louisiana
C. Alaska
9. The United States today is the _____
largest country in size in the world. C
A. third
B. fifth
C. fourth
10. There are _____ river systems in
the U.S.A.
B
A. 8
B. 3
C. 6
11. Detroit is famous for the
production of _____. A
A. automobile
B. timber
C. bamboo
12
. The
city _____ is given the nickname “Space City of
U.S.A.”.
B
A. Boston
B.
Houston
C. San Francisco
13. The _____ were the original
inhabitants in America. B
A. blacks
B. Indians
C. Puerto Ricans
14. The
largest industrial city in America is _____ . A
A. Chicago
B.
Boston
C. Houston
15. _____ is famous for many stores and
shops. C
A. Wall Street
B. Broadway
C.
Fifth Avenue
CACAC
ACCCB
ABBAC
美国文化练习
1. At the end of WWII the
art centre of the world moved from _____ to the
new world.
A
A. Paris
B.
London
C. Berlin
2. _____ is regarded as the father of
detective stories. B
A. Mark Twain
B. Edgar Allan Poe C.
Herman Melville
3. _____ is the first
writer in America to win the Nobel Prize in
literature. A
A. Sinclair Lewis
B. Saul Bellow
C. Ernest Hemingway
4. Yale
University was founded in _____. A
A.
1701
B. 1746
C. 1749
5. The
greatest American playwright is _____. B
A. Arthur Miller
B. Eugene O’Neil C. Robert
Frost
6. _____ belonged to
the Lost Generation. A
A. Ernest
Hemingway B. Wilt Whitman
C. Tennessee Williams
7. The
most popular sport in America is _____. A
A. baseball
B.
basketball
C. football
8
. After his
death a bust of Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow was placed in the poet’s
corner of _____. A
A.
Westminster Abbey
B. camp of Cambridge
University
C. Oxford
University
9. _____ is the earliest
university in America. A
A. Harvard
B. Yale
C. Rhode Island
10. In America about _____ of the
universities and colleges are private. C
A. 1/2
B. 1/3
C. 1/4
D.
1/5
11. Blues is a music of
strong rhythm, which was originally sung by _____.
A
A. Negroes
B.
Indians
C. Europeans
12. The Father of American literature
was _____. B
A. Mark Twain
B. Washington Irving C. Walt Whitman D.
Jack London
ABAAB
AAAAC
AB
1. What were the causes
of the War of Independence?
——
The economy in the
thirteen
colonies
developed
very
fast
and
people
wanted
more
power
to
determine
their
own
business.
But
the
policy
of
the
British
government
was
to
bring
the
development under
control and to collect more taxes from the
colonies. On April 19,
1775, on their
way to Concord to seize the military supplies of
the militia there, the
British soldiers
met armed militiamen. The shots were fired, the
War of Independence
began.
2.
Why
did
the
Civil
War
break
out?
How
did
the
war
end?
——
In
the
early
1800s, the Northern states turned from
farming to manufacturing. Black slavery soon
disappeared in the North. But things
were different in the South. The South expanded
both its agriculture and its slavery.
The problem of slavery became a serous political
issue. The abolitionists tried to
abolish slavery while the South tried to keep it.
When
Abraham Lincoln was elected
President, the Southern states broke away and
formed a
new nation. Then Lincoln was
determined to maintain the Union and the war broke
out
on
April
12,
1861, Lincoln
realized
that
he
could
win
support
for
the
Union
at
home
and
abroad
by
making
the
war
a
just
war
against
slavery.
So
he
issued
Emancipation
Proclamation.
Thus
England
and
France
stood
by
the
Union’s
side.
Many black slaves joined the Union
Army. After a series of battles, Robert Lee could
no longer hold Richmond. He surrendered
on April 9, 1865. The Civil War ended.
3.
What
was
the
impact
of
the
Vietnam
War-on
American
society?
——
The
Vietnam
War
had
a
great
impact
on
American
society.
(1)
The
United
States
was
weakened as a result of the long war.
(2) American society had never been so divided
since the Civil War. (3) There was
serious disagreement with in the ruling circle.
(4)
The image of the United States,
especially the image of the American armed forces,
was discredited.
4. What are the functions
of the Congress?
——
The
Congress has many functions,
but the
most central is the passage of law. One of the
most important non-legislative
functions of the Congress is the power
to investigate. A second important power is to
compel
testimony
from
unwilling
witness
and
to
cite
for
contempt
of
Congress
witness who refuse to testify, and for
perjury those who give false testimony.
英国概况
1. All children in the UK must, by law,
receive a full-time education from the age of
_____ to _____.
A
A. 5, 16
B.
6, 17
C. 7, 18
2. In state schools
the letters A, B and C are often used to describe
“_____” or parall
el
classes.
A.
grade
B. form
C. streams
C
3.
Oxford and Cambridge are the oldest universities
dating from _____ and _____. A
A. 1167,
1284
B. 1234, 1325
C. 1335, 1427
4.
There are over _____ universities in Britain. B
A. thirty
B. forty
C.
fifty
5
. The _____
university offers courses through one of BBC’s
television channels and
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