1、WORD格式（ 0481）大學(xué)英語B復(fù)習(xí)思考題Part I Use of EnglishDirections: In this part, you will read some incomplete dialogs. After each of them, there are 4 choices. Choose one best answer to complete each of them.1. Scarlet: I'd like to buy a ticket to Detroit. Clerk:Scarlet: I am not sure. What is the differe

2、nce?A. Round-trip or One-way?B. Go ahead.C. What can I do for you?D. Are you living in Detroit?2.Tommy: How is everything with you?John:A. And you?B. On top of the world, thanks.C. Yeah, it?s beautiful.D. Can?t complain.3. Larry: Why not stay here a little longer?Larry:A. Well, hope to see you again

3、.B. On top of the world, thanks.C. Pleased to meet you.D. It is easy to get to your place.4. Larry: I hate the nasty weather in this season of the year.Amy: No wonder you look so depressed.Larry: Y eah,A. I can't agree more.B. I feel under the weather.C. Thanks for saying that.D. It is none of y

4、our business.5. Janet: Can we talk for a second?Amy:A. Sorry, I am busy at the moment.B. Where shall we meet?C. Sure, is there anything wrong?D. What can I do for you?6. Jamie: I am taking my final examination tomorrow.Lily: Oh, really?A. Congratulations!B. Good luck!C. You made it.D. May I help you

5、?7. General Manager: I think that is all for the coffee break. Stop the jokes and let us carry on with our discussion.Johnny: Okay.專業(yè)資料整理General Manager: Next topic is about ,A. My pleasure.B. I?m glad to hear that.C. Let?s get to the point.D. Cheers!8. Doctor:Patient: I am a teacher for a training

6、center.Doctor: Do you often get tired?Patient: Yes, sort of.A. Where do you work?B. How do you feel now?C. What is your job?D. What is you address?9.Jack: Would you mind passing me the paper for me ,Henry?Henry:, here you are.A. Sure, my pleasure.B. Yes , I mind.C. I?d like to help, but I am afraid

7、that I can not.D. Not at all.10.John: Mary ,this is Joe?s brother David.Mary: I?m very glad to meet you.David: It?s a pleasure to meet you.Mary:David: It ?s really different from what I expected.John: Don?t worry . Y ou:ll get used to it in no time.A. How is Joe?B. How do you like Florida so far?C.

8、Would are you doing so far?D. Would you like some tea?11.Jason: So, Annie, what do you do?Annie:A. I am cooking some fruit pie for the buffet.B. I am free now. What can I do for you?C. I am an actor.D. How do you do?12. Interviewer:Interviewee: Not at all. Go ahead please.C. How did you get to know

9、our company?D. Why do you chose our company?13. Lisa:Ben: I have been working as an accountant for years.A. What?s your occupation?B. What?s your work?C. What about working for our company?D. Can you tell me where you are from?14. Paul:Jason: Phew! These bags are so heavy that I cannot go on one mor

10、e step.Paul: Just put them down. Let me open the door.A. Here you are!B. Here it is!C. Here we are!D. Okay, see you tomorrow.15.Casey: Hello?Fred: This is Fred.A. You got the wrong person.B. I am not she.C. Who is this speaking?D. She is in the kitchen. Just a minute, please.16. Susan (wife): It is

11、a beautiful day. Let?s do something. Andy (son):Nathan(father): I?m sorry, but I?m busy today. I have to work.A. No, I am not feeling like doing anything.B. How about going to the beach together?17. Tom: Don?t forget to come to my birthday party tomorrow.Jim:A. I don?t . B. I won?t. C. I can?t. D. I

12、 haven?t. 18. Sandy: It?s lovely today .Shall we go and play football? Bob: When shall we meet? A. Yes, we shall. B. It?s very kind of you. C. You are all right. D. That?s a good idea.19. Mary: Happy birthday to you, Kate. This is for you. Kate:A. Thank you so much. How nice of you!B. How much is it

13、?C. Sorry, I haven?t got any gift for you.D. Oh, it?s a watch.20. Salesgirl: Good morning! What can I do for you?Customer: Yes, please.Can you suggest some light and cool material?Salesgirl: What about that white cotton T-shirt?A. How much do you sell a T-shirt?B. Have you any smaller size?C. I?m af

14、raid this T -shirt is too big for me.D. I?d like to buy some T -shirt.21. Lucy: Have a nice journey home and do Rose: Thank you, I certainly will.A. let me help you with your math.B. happy birthday to you .C. remember me to your mum.D. not forget to post the letter.22. Jim: Well, why not try some ea

15、sier stories? Tom:Jim: Maybe you can go to the school library for help.A. I am sure these materials will improve my English.B. I really want to be the best one. How can I?C. Where can I get them?D. So I think this is the reason why we?d better use easier ones.23. Wendy: I am going to New Y ork for m

16、y new life. Jason: Well,A. I will keep my fingers crossed for you.B. New Y ork is very exciting.C. That?s right.D. A very expensive place.24.Charles: How?s you aunt now? She must be well and healthy.Mary: Well, actually, she passed away two weeks ago.Charles:A. Oh, it was easy.B. Oh, I am sorry to h

17、ear that. I didn?t know.C. It is OK. Please don?t bother yourself.D. Everyone has to die some day.25. Brad: Can you stop at the supermarket on your way home to pick up some things? Susan:Brad: It is only a few things. Can you buy some milk, some flour, and some eggs?A. Sure, I am glad to do that.B.

18、Well, I?m really very busy today.C. Cool! Another party?D. Which supermarket?26. Henry: Hello, honey. I?m home. What?s for dinner?Wendy: It?s Monday. Sweetie. On Mondays, we have spaghetti. Remember?Henry: Spaghetti again?A. Cool, my favorite.B. I don?t want spaghetti tonight.C. This is what I expec

19、ted.D. Me, too.27. Andy (father): It smells great in here. I am hungry.Susan (mother):Teddy (son): Me, too, and thirsty .A. What about you, Teddy?B. You are always hungry .C. Please come with me.D. What do you want ?28. Susan: Teddy,A. What would you like to drink?B. What do you think of the hamburg

20、er?C. What?s the matter?D. Are you full?29. Terry: I?m thirsty . Robert: Me, too.Terry: Let?s get something to drink.Robert: Good idea. Terry:Robert: That?s okay with me.A. Let?s go.B. Who will pay the bill?C. Where shall we go?D. Why don?t we go to that coffee shop over there?30. Tom:Rose: Fine, th

21、ank you.A. How is everything with you?B. How do you do?C. What has happened to you?D. What can I do for you?31. Terry: Will you do me a favor?Jack: Yes,A. Please.B. I?ll glad to.C. I like it.D. I?ll be glad to.32. Wendy: Thank you for everything you have done for me during my stay here.John:A. All r

22、ight. Good-bye.B. You are welcome.C. It?s very kind of you.D. No, thanks.33. Lily: Are you going back to your hotel, Mr. Smith? If you are, I can give you a lift. Smith: It?s very kind of you, but they?re sending a car for me.A. Thank you.B. See you later.C. Good-bye.D. Thank you just the same.34.Jo

23、hn:Mr. Smith: How do you do?Pierre Dubois: Hello.Mr. Smith: What?s your impression of the United States?Pierre Dubois: Well, I can?t get over how different the weather is h ere.Mr. Smith: Oh, you?ll get used to it soon!A. Good morning, Mr. Smith.B. Nice to meet you, Mr. Smith.C. Mr. Smith, I?d like

24、to introduce a friend of mine, Pierre Dubois.D. What can I do for you, Mr.Smith?35. A: Have a nice weekend!B: Thanks. You too!A:B: Well, my family?s away and I can?t afford to do much. What about you?A: Oh, I haven?t decided what I?m going to do yet.A. Where are you going?B. Can we eat rogether on t

25、he weekend?C. Do you have any plans?D. Are you going to spend the weekend with your family?36. Lisa: I am sorry; I can?t find the book you want to borrow. I?ve looked for it everywhere.Jack:I am sorry to have troubled you.A. It doesn?t matter.B. Don?t be worried.C. Thank you just the same.D. OK.37.

26、Karen: What a wonderful game! Congratulations, Ben.Ben:Karen.A. Thank you.B. No, no, I didn?t play well.C. The same to you.D. Nothing to me.38. Lucy:Teddy: It?s quite warm and nice.A. What?s the temperature today? B. What?s the weather like out?39. Salesgirl: What can I do for you? Customer: Would y

27、ou show me some pens?A. I?ll look for it.B. I?ll take it.C. I?ll buy them.D. I?ll get some of them.40. Terry: Oh, hi, Caroline. Caroline: Hello, Terry .A. How do you do?B. Can I help you?C. What?s the matter?D. How is everything?41. Peter: Excuse me. I don?t think we?ve met. My name is Peter Green.

28、Paul: How do you do? I?m Paul Jamison.Peter:A. That?s all right.B. It?s nice to meet you.C. It?s nice to have met you.D. Sorry, I don?t know.42. Mrs. Castle: Terry! Terry: Yes, mum.Mrs. Castle:I?m trying to write a letter.Terry: Oh, sorry, I?ll turn it down.A. You?d better not to play your radio so

29、loud.B. An ything else?C. Would you mind not playing your radio so loud?D. I hope you don?t mind playing your radio so loud.43. Man: Excuse me, could you tell mw where the Hospital is, please?Woman: The hospital? Let me see. Oh, yes. It?s on Market Road, o pposite the Asia Hotel.Man:A. Is it far fro

30、m here?B. How far is it from here?C. How can I get there?D. Is it neat here?44.Tim: My brother fell off his bike and broke his leg.Peter:Is he feeling better now?A. That?s too bad.B. He is too careless.C. I?m sorry to hear that.D. He should be careful.45. Bob: I just heard that the tickets for tonig

31、ht?s show had been sold out. Terry: Oh no!A. I was looking forward to that.B. It doesn?t matter.C. I know it already.D. It?s not at all interesting.46. A: What did he to?B:A: He is a tall man. C. He was a scientist.47. Bill: Hello, Kate. Kate: Hello, Bill,B. he did very well.D. He was well.Bill: I?m

32、 going to do some shopping in the town.Kate: I?m going to catch a train. I?m waiting for a bus.A. What?s the matter with you?B. Good -bye.C. Nice to have seen you here.D. Nice to see you here.48. Mrs. White: Y ou have a beautiful garden. Mr. Brown:Mrs. White: Do you do all the work yourself?Mr. Brow

33、n: Y es.A. Yes, but I don?t enjoy working here. B. Thank you. I enjoy working in the garden.49. Librarian:Student: I?d like to borrow The Lost Necklace in English.A. What do you want ?B. What are you going to do?C. Can I help you?D. Can you help me?50. Lily: Do you mind if I read the text aloud here

34、? Jack:Lily: Thank you very much.A. Yes, I do.B. No, I don?t.C. Yes, I don?tD. No, I do.Part II Vocabulary and structureDirections: In this part, you will read some incomplete statements. After each of them, there are 4 choices. Choose one best answer to complete each of them.1. Fares are cheap; the

35、y _, I?m told, for almost a hundred years.a. haven?t been risenb. haven?t raisedc. haven?t risend. haven?t being raised2. Don?t make a fuss, he?ll soon get _ his disappointment and be cheerful again.a. overb. out ofc. awayd. through3. He has no alternative but _ and ask his brother for assistance.a.

36、 to gob. goc. goingd. will go4. Even when stranded in an isolate village by snow, _.a. it seemed my journey was still excitingb. my journey still seemed excitingc. I still thought my journey excitingd. my journey was still thought to be exciting5.“ Let?s go, Tom. It?s time we _.”“ All right, Mary. I

37、?ll finish it in a few seconds.”a. play baseballb. played baseballc. will play baseballd. are playing baseball6. After a while, he left Newton?s to start _his own as an illustrator.a. forb. withc. asd. on7. Jim took his golf bag out of the car, wishing he had _ freedom as Mr. Smith.a. so muchb. so m

38、anyc. as muchd. as more8. No sooner _ the parrot flew out and settled in the same tree as the cat.a. had Mary opened the cage thanb. Mary opened the cage thatc. did Mary open the cage whend. Mary opened the cage when9._, you would have seen my nephewa very outstanding and promising boy.a. Had you ar

39、rived earlierb. If you arrived earlierc. Did you arrive earlier d. Unless you had arrived earlier10. _ told by the doctor to stop smoking, Mr. Smith carried neither matches nor cigarettes.a. Had beenb. Have beenc. Having beend. Has been11.Although _ French, he attended the course.a. he was knowingb.

40、 he is knowingc. having a knowledge ofd. knows12.Elizabeth, _ Jane very soon communicated the chief of all this, heard it in silent indignation.a. whob. whomc. with whomd. to whom13.A law was even passed in one state of America _ short skirts.a. forbiddenb. to be forbiddenc. be forbidd. forbidding14

41、.It is very improbable they should meet at all _ he really comes to see her.a. lestb. for fear thatc. untilld. unless15.Women wearing the gowns were said to look _ they had just stepped out of bed.a. asb. thatc. as thatd. as though16.Your mother will never see you again if you do not marry Mr. Colli

42、ns, and I will never see youagain if you _.a. willb. doc. haved. married17.The composers soon began to write musical dramas about Bible stories _ in Church.a. to performb. performingc. to be performedd. be performed18.It _ a fine day, we went for a picnic.a. tob. bec. beingd. for19.At least he was t

43、here in time to tell his adventures to Jim while Jim did _ of the work.a. threefourthsb. three-fourthc. threes-fourthsd. threes-fourth20.For two hundred years before Johann Sebastian Bach was born, _ had been musicians.a. the Bachb. the Bachsc. the Bach?sd. the Bachs?21.It?s very likely that he may

44、fall in love with one of them, and therefore youmust visit him as soon_.a. as he will comeb. as he shall comec. he comesd. as he comes22.It is essential that a child _ loving attention.a. receivesb. is givenc. must be givend. should be given23.The person _ I speak is a gentleman and a stranger.a. of

45、 whob. of whomc. whod. whom24._ he had been ill, I enquired about him.a. Learnedb. To learnc. Having learntd. Learnt25.Eventually they went on strike and achieved a reduction in hours to _.a. a 52-hour weekb. a 52 hours weekc. an hour 52 weekd. 52 hours week26.You want to tell me, and I have no obje

46、ction _ it.a. to hearb. to hearingc. hearingd. having heard27._ everything else, art changes with time.a. Likeb. Comparedc. As withd. With28. “ I _ poetry as the food of love, ”. （saidbeDarcyused to doing sth. Be used to sth.; used to do sth.）a. have been used to consideringb. have used to considerc

47、. use to considerd. use to considering29.He continued after a pause, _ Bingley join the group.a. seeingb. seenc. to seed. on seeing30.Not that I mean to find fault _ you, for such things I know are all chance in the world.a. to b. forc. withd. on31.This book is borrowed from the library. You _ all o

48、ver it.a. shouldn?t have scribbledb. ought to not have scribbledc. need not scribbled. have not to scribble32.Harry wishes to be a doctor. Can you tell me what _?a. are you aiming atb. are you aiming forc. you are aiming atd. you are aiming for33._ in his scientific research, he had no time left for

49、 recreational activities.a. Having absorbedb. Absorbedc. Absorbingd. Be absorbing34.He read the newspapers regularly so he _ about the world situation.a. was well informedb. has well informedc. well informedd. was well informing35.In the year A.D 79, a volcano erupted in _ is now Italy.a. whatb. whi

50、chc. thatd. where36.I?m reading the novel _ my husband recommended to me.a. whatb. of whichc. that whichd. that37.Ms. Franklin just called the office and said she _ within the hour.a. arrivingb. is arrivingc. will arrived. would arrive38.He acted as if he _ in England before.a. has never livedb. had

51、 never livedc. never livedd. would have never lived39.I know you?re planning to travel this summer, but do you know _?a. how much cost it will beb. how much has it costc. how much it will costd. how much will it cost40.His son must have a real talent _ into fights.a. for to getb. having gotc. gettin

52、gd. for getting41.The stolen jewels must be recovered _.a. at any costb. to any costc. with any expenditure d. no matter any expenditure42.John was so worn out that he just _ down and slept for 24 hours.a. liedb. laidc. layb. had lain43.In the discussion, one speaker held that, since we live ina money-oriented society, the averageindividual cares little about solving _.a. anyone else?s pro