2020年《職稱英語》（綜合類A級）

模擬試卷,職稱英語（綜合類），職稱英語

第1題題目分類：未按章節(jié)分類的試題（如真題模擬預(yù)測題）＞

詞匯選項(xiàng)＞Thenewswillhorrifyeveryone.

{A}.attract

{B}.terrify

{C}.tempt

{D}.excite

正確答案：B,

第2題題目分類：未按章節(jié)分類的試題（如真題模擬預(yù)測題）＞

詞匯選項(xiàng)＞Thearticlesketchedthemajoreventsofthedecade.

{A}.described

{B}.offered

{C}.outlined

{D}.presented

正確答案：C,

第3題題目分類：未按章節(jié)分類的試題（如真題模擬預(yù)測題）＞

詞匯選項(xiàng)＞Iwon'ttoleratethatkindofbehavior.

{A}.bear

{B}.accept

{C}.admit

{D}.take

正確答案：A,

第4題題目分類：未按章節(jié)分類的試題（如真題模擬預(yù)測題）》

詞匯選項(xiàng)>Theirstyleofplayingfootballisutterlydifferent.

{A}.barely

{B}.scarcely

{C}.hardly

{D}.totally

正確答案：D,

第5題題目分類：未按章節(jié)分類的試題（如真題模擬預(yù)測題）》

詞匯選項(xiàng)>Hersisterurgedhertoapplyforthejob.

{A}.advised

{B}.caused

{C}.forced

{D}.promised

正確答案：A,

第6題題目分類：未按章節(jié)分類的試題（如真題模擬預(yù)測題）>

詞匯選項(xiàng)>Evensensiblemendoabsurdthings.

{A}.unusual

{B}.ridiculous

{C}.special

{D}.typical

正確答案：B,

第7題題目分類：未按章節(jié)分類的試題（如真題模擬預(yù)測題）>

詞匯選項(xiàng)>Shebumpedintoherboyfriendintownthismorning.

{A}.walked

{B}.came

{C}.fled

{D}.ran

正確答案：D,

第8題題目分類：未按章節(jié)分類的試題（如真題模擬預(yù)測題）>

詞匯選項(xiàng)>Thissortofthingisboundtohappen.

{A}.sure

{B}.quick

{C}.fast

{D}.swift

正確答案：A,

第9題題目分類：未按章節(jié)分類的試題（如真題模擬預(yù)測題）>

詞匯選項(xiàng)>Attheageof30,Herseysuddenlybecameacelebrity.

{A}.boss

{B}.manager

{C}.star

{D}.dictator

正確答案：C,

第10題題目分類：未按章節(jié)分類的試題（如真題模擬預(yù)測題）》

詞匯選項(xiàng)>Hecannotdiscriminatebetweenagoodideaandabad

one.

{A}.judge

{B}.assess

{C}.distinguish

{D}.recognize

正確答案：C,

第11題題目分類：未按章節(jié)分類的試題（如真題模擬預(yù)測題）》

詞匯選項(xiàng)>Theyareconcernedforthefateoftheforestand

theIndianswhodwellinit.

{A}.live

{B}.sleep

{C}.hide

{D}.gather

正確答案：A,

第12題題目分類：未按章節(jié)分類的試題（如真題模擬預(yù)測題）》

詞匯選項(xiàng)>Theindexisthegovernment?schiefgaugeoffuture

economicactivity.

{A}.method

{B}.measure

{C}.way

{D}.manner

正確答案：B,

第13題題目分類：未按章節(jié)分類的試題（如真題模擬預(yù)測題）》

詞匯選項(xiàng)>Thearchitectureisharmoniousandnobuildingis

oversix-storeyhigh.

{A}.old-fashioned

{B}.traditional

{C}.conventional

{D}.balanced

正確答案:D,

第14題題目分類：未按章節(jié)分類的試題（如真題模擬預(yù)測題）》

詞匯選項(xiàng)＞Thefoodisinadequatefortenpeople.

{A}.demanded

{B}.qualified

{C}.insufficient

{D}.required

正確答案：C,

第15題題目分類：未按章節(jié)分類的試題（如真題模擬預(yù)測題）》

詞匯選項(xiàng)＞Sheperseveredinherideasdespiteobvious

objectionsraisedbyfriends.

{A}.persisted

{B}.insisted

{C}.resisted

{D}.suggested

正確答案：A,

第16題題目分類：未按章節(jié)分類的試題（如真題模擬預(yù)測題）》

閱讀判斷＞

Cr

eatingaWorldwithoutSmoking

Smokingwillbebannedinallpubs,dubsandworkplaces

fromnextyearafterhistoricvotesintheCommonslastnight.

Afterlast-minuteappealsfromhealthcampaigners,MPsopted

forablanketprohibitionwhichwillstartinsummer2007,

endingmonthsofargumentoverwhethersmokersshouldbebarred

inpubsandrestaurantsonly.Theyvotedtobansmokinginall

pubsandclubsby384to184,asurprisinglylargemajorityof

200.

Smokingwillstillbeallowedinthehomeandinplaces

consideredtobehomes,suchasprisons,carehomesandhotels.

Smokerslightingupinbannedareaswillfaceafixed

penalitynoticeof￡50andspotfinesof￡200willbe

introducedforfailingtodisplayno-smokingsigns,withthe

possiblepenalty,iftheissuegoestocourt,increasingto

￡1,000.

CarpiineFlint,thePublicHealthMinister,also

announcedthatthefineforfailingtostoppeoplesmokingin

bannedareaswouldbeincreasedto￡2,500-morethanten

timesthe￡200originallyproposed.

TheBillalsoallowstheGovernmenttoincreasetheage

forbuyingcigarettes.Ministerswillconsultonraisingit

from16to18-

TheBillnowgoestotheLordsbutwillbethroughbythesummer

recess.

Evenaplantoallowsmokingtocontinueinprivateclubs

wasthrownoutasMPsonallsidesweregivenpermissiontovote

withtheirconscienceratherthanonaparty1ine.

PatriciaHewitt,theHealthSecretary,saidtheHealth

Billwouldbansmokingin“virtuallyeveryenclosedpublic

placeandworkplacevinEnglandandsavethousandsoflives

ayear.Smoke-freeworkplacesandpublicplaces"w"lbecome

thenorm”.

Shesaid：”Anadditional600,000peoplewillgiveup

smokingasaresultofthislawandmillionsmorewillbe

protectedfromsecond-handsmoke.”

PeterHollins,director-generaloftheBritishHeart

Foundation,said：”Thevoteisalandmarkvictoryforthe

publichealthofthiscountryandwillsavethelivesofmany

people.”

Abanonsmokinginallpubs,clubsandworkplaceswillbegin

insummer2007.

A.RightB.WrongC.Notmentioned

正確答案：A,

第17題題目分類：未按章節(jié)分類的試題（如真題模擬預(yù)測題）》

閱讀判斷>CreatingaWorldwithoutSmoking

Smokingwillbebannedinallpubs,dubsandworkplacesfrom

nextyearafterhistoricvotesintheCommonslastnight.After

last-minuteappealsfromhealthcampaigners,MPsoptedfora

blanketprohibitionwhichwillstartinsummer2007,ending

monthsofargumentoverwhethersmokersshouldbebarredinpubs

andrestaurantsonly.Theyvotedtobansmokinginallpubsand

clubsby384to184,asurprisinglylargemajorityof200.

Smokingwillstillbeallowedinthehomeandinplaces

consideredtobehomes,suchasprisons,carehomesandhotels.

Smokerslightingupinbannedareaswillfaceafixed

penalitynoticeof￡50andspotfinesof￡200willbe

introducedforfailingtodisplayno-smokingsigns,withthe

possiblepenalty,iftheissuegoestocourt,increasingto

￡1,000.

CarplineFlint,thePublicHealthMinister,alsoannounced

thatthefineforfailingtostoppeoplesmokinginbannedareas

wou1dbeincreasedto￡2,500-morethantentimesthe￡200

originallyproposed.

TheBillalsoallowstheGovernmenttoincreasetheagefor

buyingcigarettes.Ministerswillconsultonraisingitfrom

16to18-

TheBillnowgoestotheLordsbutwillbethroughbythesummer

recess.

Evenaplantoallowsmokingtocontinueinprivateclubs

wasthrownoutasMPsonallsidesweregivenpermissiontovote

withtheirconscienceratherthanonapartyline.

PatriciaHewitt,theHealthSecretary,saidtheHealthBill

wouldbansmokingin“virtuallyeveryenclosedpublicplace

andworkplacevinEnglandandsavethousandsoflivesayear.

Smoke-freeworkplacesandpublicplacesbecomethenorm”.

Shesaid：”Anadditional600,000peoplewillgiveup

smokingasaresultofthislawandmillionsmorewillbe

protectedfromsecond-handsmoke.”

PeterHollins,director-generaloftheBritishHeart

Foundation,said：”Thevoteisalandmarkvictoryforthe

publichealthofthiscountryandwillsavethelivesofmany

people.”

Thelawdoesn'tseemtoapplytoofficials.

{A}.Right

{B}.Wrong

{C}.Notmentioned

正確答案：B,

第18題題目分類：未按章節(jié)分類的試題（如真題模擬預(yù)測題）》

閱讀判斷>CreatingaWorldwithoutSmoking

Smokingwillbebannedinallpubs,dubsandworkplacesfrom

nextyearafterhistoricvotesintheCommonslastnight.After

last-minuteappealsfromhealthcampaigners,MPsoptedfora

blanketprohibitionwhichwillstartinsummer2007,ending

monthsofargumentoverwhethersmokersshouldbebarredinpubs

andrestaurantsonly.Theyvotedtobansmokinginallpubsand

clubsby384to184,asurprisinglylargemajorityof200.

Smokingwillstillbeallowedinthehomeandinplaces

consideredtobehomes,suchasprisons,carehomesandhotels.

Smokerslightingupinbannedareaswillfaceafixed

penalitynoticeof￡50andspotfinesof￡200willbe

introducedforfailingtodisplayno-smokingsigns,withthe

possiblepenalty,iftheissuegoestocourt,increasingto

￡1,000.

CarplineFlint,thePublicHealthMinister,alsoannounced

thatthefineforfailingtostoppeoplesmokinginbannedareas

wouldbeincreasedto￡2,500-morethantentimesthe￡200

originallyproposed.

TheBillalsoallowstheGovernmenttoincreasetheagefor

buyingcigarettes.Ministerswillconsultonraisingitfrom

16to18-

TheBillnowgoestotheLordsbutwillbethroughbythesummer

recess.

Evenaplantoallowsmokingtocontinueinprivateclubs

wasthrownoutasMPsonallsidesweregivenpermissiontovote

withtheirconscienceratherthanonaparty1ine.

PatriciaHewitt,theHealthSecretary,saidtheHealthBill

wouldbansmokingin“virtuallyeveryenclosedpublicplace

andworkplace“inEnglandandsavethousandsoflivesayear.

Smoke-freeworkplacesandpublicplaces"w"lbecomethenorm”.

Shesaid：”Anadditional600,000peoplewillgiveup

smokingasaresultofthislawandmillionsmorewillbe

protectedfromsecond-handsmoke.”

PeterHollins,director-generaloftheBritishHeart

Foundation,said：”Thevoteisalandmarkvictoryforthe

publichealthofthiscountryandwillsavethelivesofmany

people.”

Onecanneverthelesssmokeathome.

{A}.Right

{B}.Wrong

{C}.Notmentioned

正確答案：A,

第19題題目分類：未按章節(jié)分類的試題（如真題模擬預(yù)測題）》

閱讀判斷>CreatingaWorldwithoutSmoking

Smokingwillbebannedinallpubs,dubsandworkplacesfrom

nextyearafterhistoricvotesintheCommonslastnight.After

last-minuteappealsfromhealthcampaigners,MPsoptedfora

blanketprohibitionwhichwillstartinsummer2007,ending

monthsofargumentoverwhethersmokersshouldbebarredinpubs

andrestaurantsonly.Theyvotedtobansmokinginallpubsand

clubsby384to184,asurprisinglylargemajorityof200.

Smokingwillstillbeallowedinthehomeandinplaces

consideredtobehomes,suchasprisons,carehomesandhotels.

Smokerslightingupinbannedareaswillfaceafixed

penalitynoticeof￡50andspotfinesof￡200willbe

introducedforfailingtodisplayno-smokingsigns,withthe

possiblepenalty,iftheissuegoestocourt,increasingto

￡1,000.

CarplineFlint,thePublicHealthMinister,alsoannounced

thatthefineforfailingtostoppeoplesmokinginbannedareas

wouldbeincreasedto￡2,500-morethantentimesthe￡200

originallyproposed.

TheBillalsoallowstheGovernmenttoincreasetheagefor

buyingcigarettes.Ministerswillconsultonraisingitfrom

16to18-

TheBillnowgoestotheLordsbutwillbethroughbythesummer

recess.

Evenaplantoallowsmokingtocontinueinprivateclubs

wasthrownoutasMPsonallsidesweregivenpermissiontovote

withtheirconscienceratherthanonaparty1ine.

PatriciaHewitt,theHealthSecretary,saidtheHealthBill

wouldbansmokingin“virtuallyeveryenclosedpublicplace

andworkplace“inEnglandandsavethousandsoflivesayear.

Smoke-freeworkplacesandpublicplacesuw"lbecomethenorm”.

Shesaid：”Anadditional600,000peoplewillgiveup

smokingasaresultofthislawandmillionsmorewillbe

protectedfromsecond-handsmoke.”

PeterHollins,director-generaloftheBritishHeart

Foundation,said：”Thevoteisalandmarkvictoryforthe

publichealthofthiscountryandwillsavethelivesofmany

people.”

ThereisapossibilityfortheGovernmenttoraisetheagefor

buyingcigarettes.

{A}.Right

出}.Wrong

{C}.Notmentioned

正確答案：A,

第20題題目分類：未按章節(jié)分類的試題（如真題模擬預(yù)測題）》

閱讀判斷>CreatingaWorldwithoutSmoking

Smokingwillbebannedinallpubs,dubsandworkplacesfrom

nextyearafterhistoricvotesintheCommonslastnight.After

last-minuteappealsfromhealthcampaigners,MPsoptedfora

blanketprohibitionwhichwillstartinsummer2007,ending

monthsofargumentoverwhethersmokersshouldbebarredinpubs

andrestaurantsonly.Theyvotedtobansmokinginallpubsand

clubsby384to184,asurprisinglylargemajorityof200.

Smokingwillstillbeallowedinthehomeandinplaces

consideredtobehomes,suchasprisons,carehomesandhotels.

Smokerslightingupinbannedareaswillfaceafixed

penalitynoticeof￡50andspotfinesof￡200willbe

introducedforfailingtodisplayno-smokingsigns,withthe

possiblepenalty,iftheissuegoestocourt,increasingto

￡1,000.

CarplineFlint,thePublicHealthMinister,alsoannounced

thatthefineforfailingtostoppeoplesmokinginbannedareas

wouldbeincreasedto￡2,500——morethantentimesthe￡200

originallyproposed.

TheBillalsoallowstheGovernmenttoincreasetheagefor

buyingcigarettes.Ministerswillconsultonraisingitfrom

16to18-

TheBillnowgoestotheLordsbutwillbethroughbythesummer

recess.

Evenaplantoallowsmokingtocontinueinprivateclubs

wasthrownoutasMPsonallsidesweregivenpermissiontovote

withtheirconscienceratherthanonaparty1ine.

PatriciaHewitt,theHealthSecretary,saidtheHealthBill

wouldbansmokingin“virtuallyeveryenclosedpublicplace

andworkplacevinEnglandandsavethousandsoflivesayear.

Smoke-freeworkplacesandpublicplacesuw"1becomethenorm".

Shesaid：”Anadditional600,000peoplewillgiveup

smokingasaresultofthislawandmillionsmorewillbe

protectedfromsecond-handsmoke.”

PeterHollins,director-generaloftheBritishHeart

Foundation,said：”Thevoteisalandmarkvictoryforthe

publichealthofthiscountryandwillsavethelivesofmany

people.”

TheGovernmentwillshutdowncigarettefactoriesinlarge

numbers

{A}.Right

{B}.Wrong

{C}.Notmentioned

正確答案：C,

第21題題目分類：未按章節(jié)分類的試題（如真題模擬預(yù)測題）》

閱讀判斷>CreatingaWorldwithoutSmoking

Smokingwillbebannedinallpubs,dubsandworkplacesfrom

nextyearafterhistoricvotesintheCommonslastnight.After

last-minuteappealsfromhealthcampaigners,MPsoptedfora

blanketprohibitionwhichwillstartinsummer2007,ending

monthsofargumentoverwhethersmokersshouldbebarredinpubs

andrestaurantsonly.Theyvotedtobansmokinginallpubsand

clubsby384to184,asurprisinglylargemajorityof200.

Smokingwillstillbeallowedinthehomeandinplaces

consideredtobehomes,suchasprisons,carehomesandhotels.

Smokerslightingupinbannedareaswillfaceafixed

penalitynoticeof￡50andspotfinesof￡200willbe

introducedforfailingtodisplayno-smokingsigns,withthe

possiblepenalty,iftheissuegoestocourt,increasingto

￡1,000.

CarplineFlint,thePublicHealthMinister,alsoannounced

thatthefineforfailingtostoppeoplesmokinginbannedareas

wou1dbeincreasedto￡2,500-morethantentimesthe￡200

originallyproposed.

TheBillalsoallowstheGovernmenttoincreasetheagefor

buyingcigarettes.Ministerswillconsultonraisingitfrom

16to18-

TheBillnowgoestotheLordsbutwillbethroughbythesummer

recess.

Evenaplantoallowsmokingtocontinueinprivateclubs

wasthrownoutasMPsonallsidesweregivenpermissiontovote

withtheirconscienceratherthanonaparty1ine.

PatriciaHewitt,theHealthSecretary,saidtheHealthBill

wouldbansmokingin“virtuallyeveryenclosedpublicplace

andworkplacevinEnglandandsavethousandsoflivesayear.

Smoke-freeworkplacesandpublicplaces"w"lbecomethenorm”.

Shesaid：”Anadditional600,000peoplewillgiveup

smokingasaresultofthislawandmillionsmorewillbe

protectedfromsecond-handsmoke.”

PeterHollins,director-generaloftheBritishHeart

Foundation,said：”Thevoteisalandmarkvictoryforthe

publichealthofthiscountryandwillsavethelivesofmany

people.”

TheGovernmentwilldefinitelyimposeamuchheaviertaxon

tobacco.

{A}.Right

{B}.Wrong

{C}.Notmentioned

正確答案：C,

第22題題目分類：未按章節(jié)分類的試題（如真題模擬預(yù)測題）》

閱讀判斷>CreatingaWorldwithoutSmoking

Smokingwillbebannedinallpubs,dubsandworkplacesfrom

nextyearafterhistoricvotesintheCommonslastnight.After

last-minuteappealsfromhealthcampaigners,MPsoptedfora

blanketprohibitionwhichwillstartinsummer2007,ending

monthsofargumentoverwhethersmokersshouldbebarredinpubs

andrestaurantsonly.Theyvotedtobansmokinginallpubsand

clubsby384to184,asurprisinglylargemajorityof200.

Smokingwillstillbeallowedinthehomeandinplaces

consideredtobehomes,suchasprisons,carehomesandhotels.

Smokerslightingupinbannedareaswillfaceafixed

penalitynoticeof￡50andspotfinesof￡200willbe

introducedforfailingtodisplayno-smokingsigns,withthe

possiblepenalty,iftheissuegoestocourt,increasingto

￡1,000.

CarplineFlint,thePublicHealthMinister,alsoannounced

thatthefineforfailingtostoppeoplesmokinginbannedareas

wouldbeincreasedto￡2,500-morethantentimesthe￡200

originallyproposed.

TheBillalsoallowstheGovernmenttoincreasetheagefor

buyingcigarettes.Ministerswillconsultonraisingitfrom

16to18-

TheBillnowgoestotheLordsbutwillbethroughbythesummer

recess.

Evenaplantoallowsmokingtocontinueinprivateclubs

wasthrownoutasMPsonallsidesweregivenpermissiontovote

withtheirconscienceratherthanonaparty1ine.

PatriciaHewitt,theHealthSecretary,saidtheHealthBill

wouldbansmokingin“virtuallyeveryenclosedpublicplace

andworkplacevinEnglandandsavethousandsoflivesayear.

Smoke-freeworkplacesandpublicplaces"w"lbecomethenorm”.

Shesaid：”Anadditional600,000peoplewillgiveup

smokingasaresultofthislawandmillionsmorewillbe

protectedfromsecond-handsmoke.”

PeterHollins,director-generaloftheBritishHeart

Foundation,said：”Thevoteisalandmarkvictoryforthe

publichealthofthiscountryandwillsavethelivesofmany

people.”

TheGovernmentwilltakenecessarymeasurestohelpsmokers

giveupsmoking.

{A}.Right

{B}.Wrong

{C}.Notmentioned

正確答案：C,

第23題題目分類：未按章節(jié)分類的試題（如真題模擬預(yù)測題）》

概括大意與完成句子》ThingstoKnowabouttheU.K.

1FromBuckinghamPalacetoOxford,theU.K.isloadedwith

wonderfulicons（標(biāo)志）ofpasteras.Butithasalsomodernized

withconfidence.It7snowbetterknownforvibrant（充滿活

力的）citieswithgreatnightlifeandattraction.Fashions,

finedining,clubbing,shopping一theU.K.isamongthe

world'sbest.

2MostpeoplehavestrongpreconceptionsabouttheBritish.But

ifyou'reoneofthesepeople,you'dbewisetoabandonthose

ideas.Visitanightclubinoneofthebigcities,afootball

match,oragoodlocalpubandyoumightmorereadilydescribe

theEnglishpeopleashumorousandhospitable.It'scertainly

truethatnoothercountryintheworldhasmorebird-watchers,

sportssupporters,petownersandgardenersthantheU.K.

3GettingaroundEnglandisprettyeasy.Budget（廉價(jià)的）

airlines1ikeEasyJETandRynnairflydomestically.Trainscan

deliveryouveryefficientlyfromonemajorcitytoanother.

Longdistanceexpressbusesarecalledcoaches.Wherecoaches

andbusesrunonthesameroute,coachesaremoreexpensive

（thoughquicker）thanbuses.London*sfamousblackcabsare

excellentbutexpensive.Minicabsarecheapercompetitors,

withfreelance（個(gè)體的）drivers.Butusuallyyouneedtogive

acallfirst.London?sundergroundiscalledtheTube.It's

veryconvenientandcangetyoutoalmostanypartofthecity.

4TheU.K.isnotfamousforitsfood.Butyoustillneedto

knowsomeofthetraditionalEnglishfoods.Themostfamousmust

befishandchips.Thefishandchipsaredeepfriedinflour.

Englishbreakfastissomethingyouneedtotry.Itisfried

bacon,sausages,friedeggs,blackpudding,friedtomatoes,

friedbreadandbakedbeans,withtoastandapotoftea.Other

thingslikeshepherdTspieandYorkshirepuddingarealso

welt-knownasapartofEnglishfoodculture.

5PubbingandclubbingarethemainformsofEnglishnightlife,

especiallyfortheyoung.Pubbingmeansgoingtoapubwith

friends,havingdrinks,andchatting.Clubbingisdifferentfrom

pubbingandincludesgoingtoapub,oraplaceofmusic,or

abar,oranyotherplacestogatherwithMends.Clubbingcan

befoundeverywhere.Usuallythereissomekindofdresscode

forclubbing,suchasnojeans,nosportswear,orsmartclubwear,

whilepubbingismuchmorecasual.

Paragraph2

{A}.Education

{B}.People

{C}.Transport

{D}.Drinks

{E}.Food

{F}.Nightlife

正確答案：B,

第24題題目分類：未按章節(jié)分類的試題（如真題模擬預(yù)測題）》

概括大意與完成句子＞ThingstoKnowabouttheU.K.

1FromBuckinghamPalacetoOxford,theII.K.isloadedwith

wonderfulicons（標(biāo)志）ofpasteras.Butithasalsomodernized

withconfidence.It?snowbetterknownforvibrant（充滿活

力的）citieswithgreatnightlifeandattraction.Fashions,

finedining,clubbing,shopping一theU.K.isamongthe

world,sbest.

2MostpeoplehavestrongpreconceptionsabouttheBritish.But

ifyou'reoneofthesepeople,you'dbewisetoabandonthose

ideas.Visitanightclubinoneofthebigcities,afootball

match,oragoodlocalpubandyoumightmorereadilydescribe

theEnglishpeopleashumorousandhospitable.It'scertainly

truethatnoothercountryintheworldhasmorebird-watchers,

sportssupporters,petownersandgardenersthantheU.K.

3GettingaroundEnglandisprettyeasy.Budget（廉價(jià)的）

airlines1ikeEasyJETandRynnairflydomestically.Trainscan

deliveryouveryefficientlyfromonemajorcitytoanother.

Longdistanceexpressbusesarecalledcoaches.Wherecoaches

andbusesrunonthesameroute,coachesaremoreexpensive

（thoughquicker）thanbuses.London'sfamousblackcabsare

excellentbutexpensive.Minicabsarecheapercompetitors,

withfreelance（個(gè)體的）drivers.Butusuallyyouneedtogive

acallfirst.London,sundergroundiscalledtheTube.It's

veryconvenientandcangetyoutoalmostanypartofthecity.

4TheU.K.isnotfamousforitsfood.Butyoustillneedto

knowsomeofthetraditionalEnglishfoods.Themostfamousmust

befishandchips.Thefishandchipsaredeepfriedinflour.

Englishbreakfastissomethingyouneedtotry.Itisfried

bacon,sausages,friedeggs,blackpudding,friedtomatoes,

friedbreadandbakedbeans,withtoastandapotoftea.Other

thingslikeshepherdTspieandYorkshirepuddingarealso

welt-knownasapartofEnglishfoodculture.

5PubbingandclubbingarethemainformsofEnglishnightlife,

especiallyfortheyoung.Pubbingmeansgoingtoapubwith

friends,havingdrinks,andchatting.Clubbingisdifferentfrom

pubbingandincludesgoingtoapub,oraplaceofmusic,or

abar,oranyotherplacestogatherwithMends.Clubbingcan

befoundeverywhere.Usuallythereissomekindofdresscode

forclubbing,suchasnojeans,nosportswear,orsmartclubwear,

whilepubbingismuchmorecasual.

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{A}.Education

{B}.People

{C}.Transport

{D}.Drinks

{E}.Food

{F}.Nightlife

正確答案：C,

第25題題目分類：未按章節(jié)分類的試題（如真題模擬預(yù)測題）》

概括大意與完成句子＞ThingstoKnowabouttheU.K.

1FromBuckinghamPalacetoOxford,theII.K.isloadedwith

wonderfulicons（標(biāo)志）ofpasteras.Butithasalsomodernized

withconfidence.It?snowbetterknownforvibrant（充滿活

力的）citieswithgreatnightlifeandattraction.Fashions,

finedining,clubbing,shopping一theU.K.isamongthe

world,sbest.

2MostpeoplehavestrongpreconceptionsabouttheBritish.But

ifyou,reoneofthesepeople,you'dbewisetoabandonthose

ideas.Visitanightclubinoneofthebigcities,afootball

match,oragoodlocalpubandyoumightmorereadilydescribe

theEnglishpeopleashumorousandhospitable.It'scertainly

truethatnoothercountryintheworldhasmorebird-watchers,

sportssupporters,petownersandgardenersthantheU.K.

3GettingaroundEnglandisprettyeasy.Budget（廉價(jià)的）

airlines1ikeEasyJETandRynnairflydomestically.Trainscan

deliveryouveryefficientlyfromonemajorcitytoanother.

Longdistanceexpressbusesarecalledcoaches.Wherecoaches

andbusesrunonthesameroute,coachesaremoreexpensive

（thoughquicker）thanbuses.London'sfamousblackcabsare

excellentbutexpensive.Minicabsarecheapercompetitors,

withfreelance（個(gè)體的）drivers.Butusuallyyouneedtogive

acallfirst.London,sundergroundiscalledtheTube.It's

veryconvenientandcangetyoutoalmostanypartofthec