新視野英語(yǔ)（三）新組練習(xí)題A+B+C

新視野英語(yǔ)（三）練習(xí)題ABCDI.VocabularyandStructure

1.—myglasses?D

—Yes,Isawthemonyourbedaminuteago.

A.DoyouseeB.HadyouseenC.Wouldyousee

2.1Whenshallwemeetagain?B

—Makeitdayyoulike;it'sallthesametome.

A.oneB.anyC.anotherD.some

3.Johnny,youplaywiththeknife,youhurtyourself.B

A.won't;can（t

B.mustn't;mayD.can't;shouldn'tC.shouldn't;must

4.一T'msorryIbrokeyourmirror.D.Haveyouseen

—Oh,really?B___.

A.It'sOKwithmeB.Itdoesn'tmatterC.Don'tbesorryD.Idon't

care

5.Howbeautifullyshesings!Ihaveneverheard_D.

A.thebettervoiceB.agoodvoiceC.thebestvoiceD.abettervoice

6.Themoviehadaninterestingending;thegrandfatherC___.

A.gavehimapunchatthenoseB.gaveapunchtohimbythenose

C.gavehimapunchonthenoseD.gavehimapunchonhisnose

7.Bythetimeshe'stwenty,she___Balmosteverywhereintheworld!

A.willbeB.wouldhavebeenC.willhavebeenD.wouldbe

8.Johnbehavedsostrangelytoday.Ithoughthewasn'tactinglike

B.

A.himB.himselfC.hewouldD.hedoes

9.YouwillsucceedintheendD__yougiveuphalfway.

A.evenifB.asthoughC.aslongasD.unless

10.—Ienjoyedthefoodverymuch.

—I'mgladyoulikeit.Pleasedropinanytimeyoulike.

——D—.

A.Isitallright?

C.Yes.Iwill.B.I'mafraidIwon'tbefree.D.That'sallright.

11.Weforgavehisbadtemperbecauseweknowthathisson'sillnesshad

puthimundergreat.

A.pinsB.stressC.crisisD.depression

12.Theproblemwithyourconductisthatwhatyoudoisnot_____withwhat

yousay.

A.consistentB.continuousC.considerateD.continual

13.Theexplorerlosthiswaysoheclimbedtothetopofthehillto

himself.

A.spotB.locateC.placeD.situate

14.Wecouldseeonlytheoutlineofthemountaininthedistance.

A.vagueB.darkC.meanD.dim

15.Becausethecompanywasdoingmorebusinessitwasnecessarytothe

factory.

A.increaseB.extendC.broadenD.grow

16.Notuntilallthefishdiedintheriver__A_howseriousthe

pollutionwas.

A.didthevillagersrealizeB.thevillagersrealized

C.thevillagersdidrealizeD.didn'tthevillagersrealizel7.Myfather

didnotgotoNewYork;thedoctorsuggestedthathethere.

A.notogoB.won'tgo

18.Iwon'tgotoJapannextweek._______.

A.Hewon'tneither

C.Neitherwon'the

A.asgoodasorbetterthanC.notgoD.nottogoB.NeitherhewillD.

Neitherwillhe19.Doyouenjoylisteningtorecords?Ithinkrecordsare

oftenanyactualperformance.B.asgoodorbetterthan

C.likegoodorbetterthanD.asgoodasanyother

20.There'snopointtopersuadehimtodoanything.

A.totryB.intryingC.oftryingD.ifyoutry

1.Goodhabitsoflivinghaveprovedtobeofmuchtoourhealth.

A.barrierB.benefitC.immunityD.commitment

2.Anyonethatgoesagainstthesocialorderistoanswerforhis

action.

A.possiblyB.probablyC.likelyD.normally

3.Thereismuchthatcanbedoneabouttheaccidents____from

carelessness.

A.aroseB.arisenC.arisingD.arise

4.Taxcutsarethemostimportantthegovernmenthasforstimulating

theeconomy.

A.instructionB.toastC.instrumentD.stuff

5.Itisnotsurprisingthatinmoderntimestheinthismonthmay

beoutofdateinnext.

A.fashionB.anchorC.sectionD.brow

6.Theideaofwinningtheeyesofthepeoplearoundpowerfullytosome

youngsters,sotheyareeagerlyidentifyingthemselves.

A.defyB.expelC.attractD.appeals

7.Weareexpectingtoseethattheconcertedresearchworkwillcomeup

witha_____solutiontotheproblem.

A.permanentB.perspectiveC.persistentD.persuasive

8.Hemadealterationstohisflatandthensolditatahugeprofit.

A.offensiveB.awfulC.radicalD.patient

9.AlthoughthereisnoeasycureforSARSatpresent,someofitscauses

havebeenbyexperts.

A.rebelledB.distracted

10.Hotmetalasitgrowscooler.C.boltedD.identified

A.contractsB.reducesC.condensesD.compresses

11.Thechildrenperformedavery____dancefortheirparents.

A.graciousB.gratefulC.gracefulD.greedy

12.IhopeJohnwouldgivemesomeofwhathewouldlikeforhis

birthday.

A.clueB.hintC.implicationD.inference

13.Today,wearethetendertrees,buttomorrow,wewillbetheof

thestate.

A.pillowsB.pillarsC.columnsD.pole

14.Iamafraidthatyouhavetoalteryourviewsinlightofthe

tragicnewsthathasjustarrived.

A.pessimisticB.indifferentC.distressingD.optimistic

15.Whenwehaveagreedbroadlyonwhatshouldbesaid,thesecretarywill

produceapreliminaryforthecommittee'sapproval.

A.projectB.designC.draftD.drawing

16.Peterdoesoccasionalfreelanceworktohisincome.

A.supplementB.assistC.supplyD.add

17.WehaveinvestedmostofthemoneysharesinBritishcompanies.

A.toB.onC.inD.for

18.SlaverywasnotfinallyintheBritishEmpireuntil1833.

A.cancelledB.abolishedC.rejectedD.enforced

19.Itmaynotbewiseforparentstotheirowntastesontheir

children.

A.allegeB.relyC.imposeD.detect

20.GovernorBushwontheelectionbutbyasmal1.

A.marginB.portionC.degree

21.Childrencan'tthetemptationofMeDonald's.D.part

A.preventB.inflictC.resistD.enforce

22.Friendlyand,heinvariablyconsultswithpeoplearoundhimbefore

takingdecisions.

A.considerableB.consideringC.considerate

23.Themembersofthetourgroupattheairportfordeparture.D.

contemplate

A.assembledB.gatheredC.crowdedD.met

24.Itisfearedthatpeoplelivingnearthepowerstationmayhavebeen

exposedradiation.

A.inB.toC.ofD.for

25.Policeandhospitalrecordsindicatethatthemajorityof____of

domesticviolencearewomen.

A.sufferersB.preysC.victimsD.injuries

26.Whenherbusinessgoeswrong,shetendstoforadvice.

A.getaccesstoB.comeacrossC.reachoutD.speakup

27.Themostimportantforusnowistowhatistobedonenext.

A.allowofB.reflectonC.feellikeD.remindof

28.Moreandmorepeoplebeganto______therelationshipbetweenmanand

nature,especiallyaftertheevent.

A.getridofB.gotoofarC.beconcernedaboutD.burstinto

29.Whenshewastoldthathercatwaskilledbytheneighbor'sdog,the

oldladytears.

A.reachedforB.boltedoutC.burstinto

30.Heislateagaintoday.I*11—thathewillnotbelatetomorrow.D.

turnon

A.refertoitB.looktohimC.seetoitD.turntoit

1.hissister,Jackisquietanddoesnoteasilymakefriendswith

others.

A.DislikeB.UnlikeC.AlikeD.Liking

2.Thefootballermadea(n)_____gesture,whichmadetheaudience'sblood

boil.

A.matureB.offeringC.offensiveD.hesitative

3.However,attimesthisbalanceinnatureis,resultinginanumber

ofpossibleunforeseeneffects.

A.troubledB.disturbedC.confusedD.disgusted

4.__Sinceevidenceofthefraudcametolight,Congresshasbeendemandinga

______investigation.

A.horribleB.thoroughC.thoughtfulD.weird

5.Apositiveanswermakesyoufeelgood,buta(n)oneteachesyoua

lot.

A.affirmativeB.negativeC.offensiveD.tuneless

6.Attheearlystageofachild'sdevelopment,thefamilytendstohavea

greateronhimthanhisschool.

A.instrumentB.identityC.communicationD.influence

7.Itisacommonpracticeinwesterncountriesthatonemustmakea(n)

beforeseeinghisdoctororvisitingafriend.

A.anchorB.appointmentC.makeup

C.practicedD.toastD.undertaken8.Susanhasnotbeenofficiallyto

Johnson.A.engagedB.occupied

9.Theuniversityconsistsoffullprofessors,associateprofessors

andassistantprofessors.

A.crewB.personnelC.facultyD.staff

10.Theirpoliticalactionthefallofthegovernment.

A.acceleratedB.promotedC.hastenedD.advanced

11.Thenoisewascausedbyadogacatthroughthegarden.

A.catchingB.fightingC.followingD.chasing

12.Chopsticksofbambooorwoodcanbeboughtinofpairs;10isthe

usualnumber

A.bunchesB.unitsC.bundlesD.pieces

13.ThoughJapanisnowaneconomicgiant,ithasonevitalweakness,that

is,itlacksthematerialnecessaryforitsindustry.

A.primitiveB.crudeC.rawD.primary

14.Theship'sgeneratorbrokedown,andthepumpshadbetooperated

insteadofmechanically.

A.manuallyB.artificiallyC.automaticallyD.synthetically

15.Thegovernmentgaveaveryexplanationofitsplansforindustrial

development.

A.extensiveB.widespreadC.universalD.comprehensive

16.TheAdventuresofHuckleberryFinnisconsideredMarkTwain，s______.

A.masterpiece.B.productionC.workD.writing

17.Thestepshavebeen___awaybythefeetofthousandsofvisitors.

A.gotB.putC.wornD.taken

18.Theywereveryemotionalatthatmomentandcouldnottalkaboutthe

matterlike________people.

A.sensitiveB.genuineC.intelligentD.rational

19.Thelawyermadeagreatimpressiononthejury.

A.protectingB.guardingC.defendingD.shielding

20.Themayorwasaskedtohisspeechinordertoallowhis

audiencetoraisequestions.

A.constrainB.conductC.condenseD.converge

21.Becauseadegreefromagooduniversityisthemeanstoabetterjob,

educationisoneofthemostareasinJapaneselife.

A.sophisticatedB.competitiveC.considerate

towardthefamilyinsociety.

A.specificationsB.presentationsC.revelationsD.insights

23.Itisestimatedthateightypercentofalltrafficaccidents

occurwithinthecitylimits.D.superficial22.Thechangingimageofthe

familyontelevisionprovidesintochangingattitudesA.mostlyB.

approximatelyC.absolutelyD.rarely

24.Insomecountries,studentsareexpectedtobequietandinthe

classroom.

A.skepticalB.faithfulC.obedientD.subsidiary

25.Theprisonerwasofhiscivillibertyforthreeyears.

A.dischargedB.derivedC.deprivedD.dispatched

26.WhenafireattheNationalExhibitioninLondon,atleastten

pricelesspaintingswerecompletelydestroyed.

A.brokeoffB.brokeoutC.brokedownD.brokeup

27.Afterfailingtheexamsthreetimes,Jackrealizedthathe'dnever

inEnglish.

A.seetoitB.attainitC.catchitD.makeit

28.Nowthatwehavelearnedtoseethings_____,wecanfindthatthereare

twosidestoanythingintheworld.

A.inpartB.fromaperspectiveC.ontheirpartD.inperspective

29.Let'snotwaitanylonger;hemightnotatall.

A.turnoverB.turndownC.turnonD.turnup

30.TheyweresofarawaythatIcouldn'ttheirfacesclearly.

A.makeoutB.makeupC.makeatD.seethrough

II.Readingcomprehension

SectionA

Directions:Inthissection,thereisapassagewithtenblanks.Youare

requiredtoselectonewordforeachblankfromalistofchoicesgivenina

wordbankfollowingthepassage.Readthepassagethroughcarefullybefore

makingyourchoices.Eachchoiceinthebankisidentifiedbyaletter.Please

writedownthecorrespondingletterforeachitemonAnswerSheet.Youmaynot

useanyofthewordsinthebankmorethanonce.

Educationalresearchershavefoundthatthereisastrongrelationship

betweenreadingandacademicsuccess.Inotherwords,astudentwhoisagood

readerismore1todowellinschoolandpassexamsthanastudentwhoisa

weakreader.Goodreaderscanunderstandthesentencesandtheorganizational

structureofapieceofwriting.Theycancomprehendideas,arguments,and

detectimplications.Theyknowmostofthewordsinthetextalready,butthey

canalsodeterminethemeaningofmanyofthewordsfromthecontext—failing

this,theycanusetheirdictionaryeffectivelytodoso.Insummary,good

readerscanobtainfromthewritingwhatisimportantfortheparticulartask

theyarein.Andtheycandoitquickly!Educationalresearchershavealso

foundastrongrelationshipbetweenreadingandvocabulary6.Inotherwords,

studentswhohavealargevocabularyareusuallygoodreaders.Thisisnot

verysurprising,sincethebestwaytoalargevocabularyistoreadalot.

Andifyoureadarelikelytobeorbecomeagoodreader!Soifyouwantyour

childtobesuccessfulatschool,himorhertoread.Readingnon-fiction（非

小說(shuō)類文學(xué)）inEnglishisprobablythemostimportant,butEnglishfictionand

anyreadinginthemother-ifdoneat

A.extensivelyB.vastlyC.likelyD.individual

E.unusualF.unfamiliarG.acquireH.earn

1.encourageJ.followK.inspireI.employed

M.knowledgeN.acquaintanceO.tongue

length一willhelpyourchilddevelopthereadingcompetencethatis

essentialforacademicachievement.Goodbooklistscanbefoundinjustabout

anylibrary.

SectionB

Directions:Inthissection,therearethreepassages.Eachpassageis

followedwithfivesuggestedquestions.Choosetheonethatyouthinkisthe

best.

Passage1

Wereceivedyourletterdated2July,expressingyourdissatisfactionwith

thepresentlevelofoursalesinNigeria.Weshalltrytoexplainasbriefly

aspossiblehowitisthatourcompetitorsaredoingsowellsothatyoumay

seewhyitisthatwearenot.Weshallalsosuggestwaysofimprovingthe

presentsituation.Ourdifficultiesmaybesummarizedasfollows.

Ourcompetitorspayforextensiveadvertisinginnewspapersandmagazines

thatreacheverycornerofNigeria.Wereceivenofinancialhelpfor

advertisinganddonotreceivesufficientcommission（傭金）topayforit

ourselves.

Thecompanyreferredtoinyourlettersentatwo-manteamonatourofsix

provincesinaspeciallyequippedlorrycontainingthemodelstheywishedto

publicize.Theiragenthadarrangeddisplaysinthetownstheyweredueto

visitandannouncedtheminthelocalpress.Withsuchbackingfromthe

manufacturer,highsalesareinevitable!

WhatsellswellinEuropedoesnotnecessarilysellwellelsewhere.Our

competitorsknowthisandplanaccordingly.Theygivemaximumpublicityto

threeorfourmodelsthataresuretosellwellhere.Wewouldsuggestthat

youdothesameandconcentrateonthe98ccSpeedy,the250ccHunterandthe

350ccHawk.

Inspiteoftheexcellentcontainership（集裝箱船）servicebetweenEngland

andWestAfrica,westillhavetowaitfartoolongfororderstobeshipped.

Oncetheyhaveplacedanorder,customersareimpatienttoreceiveit.Our

presentcommissionof10%doesnotallowustoundertakesalestoursinother

regions.Nigeriacoversanareaofover350,000squaremilesandourpresent

commissionwillnotcovertheexpenseofsuchtrips.

21What，sthepurposeofwritingthisletter?

A.ToexpressthedissatisfactionwiththesalesinNigeria.

B.ToexpressthedifficultiesinsalesinNigeria.

C.TosuggestwaysofimprovingtheservicesinNigeria.

D.TosuggestsalesmethodsinNigeria.

22.Thecompetitorsaredoingsowellbecause.

A.theyadvertiseextensively

B.theyreceivesufficientcommission

C.theyreceivefinancialhelpforadvertising

D.theyknowhowtoadvertise

23.Wedon'tadvertiseinNigeriabecause.

A.wearenotallowedtodoso

B.wecan'taffordtheadvertisingcosts

C.wehavepublicizedourmodelsonsalestours

0.wethinkitisnouseadvertisingthere

24.Accordingtotheauthor,whatsellswellin

Europe.

A.sellswellelsewhereB.doesnotsellwellelsewhere

C.maynotsellwellelsewhereD.maygeneratealotofprofitsnd25.The

relationshipbetweenthesenderandreceiveroftheletteristhatof

A.themanufacturerandthecustomer

B.businesscompetitors

C.thesalesagentandthemanufacturer

D.thebossandtheemployee

Passage2

OnMother'sDaywhenwevisitedMominthehospital,shetoldusshe

believedthemultipleroundsofchemotherapy（化療），radiation,ICU（intensive

careunit）stays,andsurgerieshadbeenworthitbecausetheyhadboughther

sometime.—Butnow,it'stimetogohomeand=takecareofbusiness||

Shortlyaftercominghome,Momannouncedthatsheplannedtomakeaquilt,

whichshehadneverdone.WhenIaskedwhy,shesaid,—Dyingisboring,and

it'snevertoolatetolearnsomethingnew.IITheassociatedwithincapacity

wasmaddingtoher.OverthenextfewmonthsMomworkeddiligentlyonthe

quilt,asimplepatterncalled—Grandmother'sGardenII.

Asshepickedupapieceofcalico（E[J花布），shewouldsay,—Thisremindsme

ofthedressyouworethefirstdayofschool,IIor-Thisbluewasyour

father'sfavoritecolor.IIEachrecollectionopenedthedoorfora

conversationaboutthosethingsthatshewantedtoshare.

Asthequiltgrew,Momweakened.Itwasapoignantreminderthattimewas

passingtooquickly.Atlast,shebecametoosicktoworkonthequilt.

Momdiedbeforethequiltwasfinished,butitwasallright.Shehad

creativelyuseditasatooltoteachmeherfinallesson,that

the-businessIIofdyingissomethingbestdoneathomeandnotinan

intensivecareunit.Thisisbecausethereal-businessIIofdyingis

reaffirmingrelationshipsthathavegivenone'slifemeaning.

Withoutmyknowledge,twoChristmaslater,myhusband'sparentsfinished

thequiltforme.Itwasthemostwonderfulgiftimaginable.

Momquilthasservedourfamilyinmanywaysshewouldhaveliked-picnic

cloth,movingpad,bedspread,andwrapforhergreat-grandson.Eachtime,the

quiltremindsmeofthebondbetweengenerationsandthe

important-businessIIofdying.

26.Momdecidedtogohomebecause

A.Shewantedtoreceiveend-of-lifecareathome

B.itwasMother'sDay,andshemissedherfamily

C.hospitaltreatmentproducednoeffect

D.thefamilycouldnotaffordthemedicalfees

27.Bymakingaquilt,Momwanted

A.todosomethingspecialassheapproacheddeath

B.tohelpwiththefamilyeconomy

C.tocountherdaysremaining

D.toleavesomethingvaluabletothefamily

28.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisTRUE?

A.Momfinishedthequiltonherownwithoutanyhelpatall.

B.Theauthoraskedherhusband'sparentstohelpwiththequilt.

C.Momhadneveroncemadeaquiltbeforeduringherlife.

D.Momwantedthequilttobeusedforhergreat-grandson.

29.Theword—idleness||(underlinedinParagraph2)probablyrefersto

Mom'sbeing

A.notbusyB.lazyC.lackingvalueD.sleepy

30.ThequiltisnowusedinmanywaysEXCEPT.

A.wrappingthechildB.coveringthebed

C.forpicnicD.asthetablecloth

Passage3

Afewthousandyearsago,peoplelivedaboutthirtyyears.Fromtheirpoint

ofview,wehavealreadyextendedourlivestoanamazingdegree.However,

fromwherewestandtoday,wecanseethatwestillhavealongwaytogo.

Somepeoplestilldieintheir40'sfromcancer,heartattack,stroke,and

infections.Thisistragic,andfrustrating.Today（smedicineisonly

somewhatabletodealwiththeseandotherconditions—andithasscarcely

startedtoattacktheproblemofaging.Butwecanseelightattheendofthe

tunnel.

Fiftyyearsfromnow,whatcausesofdeathwillbepreventable?Thatdepends

largelyonthetechnologywewillhaveavailable,solet（sstartby

projectingsometechnologytendencies.Genesequencingandidentificationwill

beaseasyasabloodsugartest.Medicaldevicessuchasartificialhearts

andinsulin（胰島素）pumpswillbeimplantableandwell-integratedwiththe

body（snaturaldemands.Surgicalinstrumentswillbemoredelicateandless

destructive;whattodayis-majorsurgeryIIwillbedonewithanofficevisit.

Computerswillbemillionsoftimesfasterthantoday，smachines.Lastbut

notleast,wewillprobablyhavetheabilitytobuildstrong,useful,complex

machinesoutofindividualatoms.Thisiscalled-nanotechnologyII（納米技

術(shù)）orsimple-nanotechII,anditwillmakeushealthierinseveralimportant

ways.

Canweexpecttechnologytosolveallourmedicalproblems?Withthe

followingexplanations,itwillbecomeclearthatnanotechcansolvemostof

themedicalproblemsthatmightkeepusfrombeingingoodhealth,thus

allowingustoremaininastateofgoodhealthformanydecadesoreven

centuries.

31.Whatisthemaintopicofthispassage?

A.Methodsforavoidingproblemslikeheartattack.

B.Technologiesthatcanhelpustopreventdeath.

C.Technologiesthathaveextendedourlivespastour30th.

D.Possibilitiesofsolvingmedicalproblemsinthefuture

32.Whatcanbeinferredfromthispassage?

A.Thebodyhastoomanynaturaldemands

B.Majorsurgerieswillbemorecommon

C.Bloodsugartestsareveryeasytodo

D.Computersarethefastestmachines.

33.Howwillatomsbeusedinthefuture?

A.Inmakingmedicaldevicessuchasartificialhearts

B.Inmakingequipmentmorededicateandlessdestructive

C.Inmakingmachinestoimproveourhealth.

D.Inmakingcomputersthataremillionsoftimesfaster.

34.Whatmightnanotechdoforpeople?

A.Makeourmedicalproblemsclearer.

B.Solveallmedicalproblemspeoplehave.

C.Keeppeopleingoodhealthallthetime.

D.Enablepeopleingoodhealthallthetime.

35.Whatistheauthor'sattitudeinthispassage?

A.OptimisticB.Absolutelyconfident.

C.Doubtful.D.Unsure

Passage1

Cultureisoneofthemostchallengingelementsoftheinternational

marketplace.Thissystemoflearnedbehaviorpatternscharacteristicofthe

membersofagivensocietyisconstantlyshapedbyasetofdynamicvariables:

language,religion,valuesandattitudes,mannersandcustoms,aesthetics,

technology,education,andsocialinstitutions.Tocopewiththissystem,an

internationalmanagerneedsbothfactualandinterpretiveknowledgeofculture.

Tosomeextent,thefactualknowledgecanbelearned;itsinterpretationcomes

onlythroughexperience.

Themostcomplicatedproblemsindealingwiththeculturalenvironmentstem

fromthefactthatonecannotlearnculture一onehastoliveit.Twoschools

ofthoughtexistinthebusinessworldonhowtodealwithculturaldiversity.

Oneisthatbusinessisaroundtheworld,followingthemodelofPepsiand

McDonald's.Insomecases,globalizationisafactoflife;however,cultural

differencesarestillfarfromconverging.

Theotherschoolproposesthatcompaniesmusttailorbusinessapproachesto

individualcultures.Settinguppoliciesandproceduresineachcountryhas

beencomparedtoanorgantransplant;thecriticalquestioncentersaround

acceptanceorrejection.Themajorchallengetotheinternationalmanageris

tomakesurethatrejectionisnotaresultofculturalmyopiaoreven

blindness.

Fortuneexaminedtheinternationalperformanceofadozenlargecompanies

thatearn20percentormoreoftheirrevenueoverseas