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大学英语2网络自主学习单元测试3
试卷编号：quiz3考试时间：80分钟
满分：100分

Part1VocabularyandStructure(Eachitem:1
Directions:ChoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.1.
Shallwerequestthechairman__________oursuggestionagain?A.toconsider
B.considering
C.consider
D.considered2.
Somesayyesandotherssayno;Idon'tknow__________tofollow.A.whetherB.what
C.whomD.how3.
Anexplosionisasuddenincreaseinamount__________.


A.rapidburningcausesit
B.tobecausedbyrapidburning
C.causingitsburningtoberapid
D.causedbyrapidburning4.
Weforgaveherangerbecauseweknewthatherfather'sillnesshadputherundergreat_________.A.shelterB.crisis
C.stress
D.nervousness5.
Henever_________toreadthenewsbutturnedatoncetothecrosswordpuzzleonthelastpage.A.worried
B.noticed
C.pained
D.bothered6.
Sincewecan'thearyouatthebackofthehall,you'llhaveto__________yourvoice.


A.improve
B.increaseC.raiseD.open7.
ThepricetheyofferedformyoldcarwassolowthatI_________itdown.A.brought
B.turned
C.called
D.refused8.
Thenoiseofthetraffic_________Paulfromhiswork.A.prevented
B.distracted
C.angeredD.upset9.
Peopleappreciate_____________withhimbecausehehasagoodsenseofhumor.A.working


B.tohaveworked
C.towork
D.havingworked
10.Nobodyknowshowlongandhowseriouslytheshakinessofbigbusinesseswill
_________downtheeconomy.A.putB.settleC.drag
D.knock
11.ItriedveryhardtopersuadehimtojoinourgroupbutImetwithaflat
_____________.A.accept
B.agree
C.refusal
D.decline
12.Ourdepartment_______coursesinseveralforeignlanguages.
A.accepts
B.considers


C.offersD.takes
13.Shehadclearlyno_____________ofdoinganywork,althoughshewasvery
wellpaid.A.tendency
B.foundation
C.intention
D.belonging
14.Manystudentsfoundthebook_____________;itprovidedthemwithalarge
amountofinformationonthesubject.A.informative
B.confusing
C.distracting
D.amusing
15.Ijustmanagedto_____________aquickbreathbeforeIwaspulledunderthe
waterbythepassingboats.A.loadB.gain


C.take
D.escape
16.Thegovernment'sstrongactiondemonstratedits_____________toendthe
rebellion.A.energy
B.resistance
C.courage
D.determination
17.Mr.Sandershasbeenaskedto_____________thenextmeetingofthe
committee.A.manageB.chairC.listenD.think
18.Icouldnotpersuadehimtoacceptit,_____________makehimseethe
importanceofit.A.ifonlyIcouldnot
B.orIcouldnot


C.notmorethanIcould
D.norcouldI
19.__________formyillnessIwouldhavelenthimahelpinghand.
A.Notbeing
B.Withoutbeing
C.Haditnotbeen
D.Nothavingbeen
20.NotthatJohndoesn'twanttohelpyou,_____________it'sbeyondhispower.
A.butthat
B.forthat
C.andthat
D.inthat
21.Tobefrank,I'dratheryou_____________inthecase.
A.willnotbeinvolved
B.nottobeinvolved
C.notinvolved
D.werenotinvolved



22.Itispolitelyrequestedbythehotelmanagementthatradios_____________after
11o'clockatnight.A.werenotplayed
B.notbeplayed
C.nottoplay
D.didn'tplay
23.Carefulsurveyshaveindicatedthatasmanyasfiftypercentofpatientsdonot
takedrugs_____________directed.A.likeB.so
C.whichD.as
24.It'sreportedthatbytheendofthismonththeoutputofgoodsfromthefactory
_______________byabout10%.A.willhaverisen
B.willberising
C.hasrisen
D.hasbeenrising



25.Ifeltsomewhatdisappointedandwasabouttoleave,_____________something
occurredwhichattractedmyattention.A.unlessB.untilC.whenD.while
26.Thelittlemanwas_____________onemeterfiftyinheight.
A.almostmorethan
B.nearlymorethan
C.hardlymorethan
D.asmuchas
27.Someofyoursuggestionshavebeenadoptedbutothershavebeen_______as
theyarenotworkable.A.turnedaway
B.turneddown
C.turnedback
D.turnedout


28.Thebossthoughthimatrouble-makerandturnedhim______.
A.backB.downC.to
D.around
29.Unlessheis________intenselove,hehardlyeverlooksintosomeoneelse's
eyesforverylong.A.confessing
B.refusing
C.granting
D.covering
30.Theobserver'sstatementabouttheaccidentwasvery_____;weknowalmost
everythingaboutitnow.A.specific
B.especial
C.exceptional
D.special
31._______youropinionsareworthconsidering,thegeneralmanagerfindsit
unwisetoplacetoomuchimportanceonthem.


A.As
B.Because
C.Though
D.Since
32._________thattheymayeventuallyreducetheamountoflaborneededon
constructionsitesby90percent.A.Socleveraretheconstructionrobots
B.Suchconstructionrobotsareclever
C.Soclevertheconstructionrobots
D.Suchcleverconstructionrobotsare
33.Afriendshipmaybe________,relaxed,situationalordeepandlasting.
A.identical
B.original
C.critical
D.superficial
34.Yourworkdoesnot______whatIexpectofyou.
A.comeupwith


B.comeout
C.comeround
D.comeupto
35.Ingeneral,matterswhichlieentirelywithinthestateboundariesarethe______
concernofthestategovernment.A.excessive
B.external
C.explosive
D.exclusive
36.Nofaultisattached_____thebusdriverfortheterribleaccidentattherailway
crossing.A.forB.toC.withD.in
37.Theescapedprisonerwaiteduntilthe_____ofnightbeforeleavinghishiding
place.A.dark


B.deep
C.depthD.dead
38.Occasionallyweexperiencestrongwindsandstormsfromthewest,butthe_____
windsarefromthenorth-east.A.existing
B.prevailing
C.particular
D.special
39.ThedoctortoldPennythattoomuch_____________tothesunisbadforthe
skin.A.exposure
B.means
C.exhibition
D.gratitude
40.Inpreparingscientificreportsofexperiments,astudentshould_____________
hisfindingsinclearandpreciselanguage.A.exemplify


B.predictC.raise
D.present
41.Thishotel_____________$60forasingleroomwithabath.
A.claims
B.demands
C.prices
D.charges
42.Shewasso_____________inherjobthatshedidn'thearanybodyknockingat
thedoor.A.attracted
B.absorbed
C.drawn
D.outstanding
43.AlthoughIlikedtheappearanceofthehouse,whatreallymademedecidetobuy
itwasthebeautiful_____________throughthewindow.A.perspectiveB.look


C.pictureD.view
44.Isawthe_____________ofthetaxibeforeitdisappearedaroundthecornerof
thestreet.A.signalB.rearC.look
D.scene
45.____________beforeweleave,thedayaftertomorrow,weshouldhavea
wonderfuldinnerparty.A.Hadtheyarrived
B.Wouldtheyarrive
C.Weretheyarriving
D.Weretheytoarrive
46.I'dratherreadthanwatchtelevision;theprogramsseem_____________allthe
time.
A.togetworse
B.tobegettingworse


C.tohavegotworse
D.gettingworse
47.Ihadjuststartedbacktothehousetochangemyclothes_____________Iheard
voices.A.asB.whileC.afterD.when
48.Whenhearrived,hefound_____________theagedandthesickathome.
A.nothingbut
B.nonebut
C.noneotherthan
D.nootherthan
49.Themerefact_____________mostpeoplebelieveanuclearwarwouldbe
madnessdoesn'tmeanitwillnotoccur.A.that
B.whichC.what


D.why
50._________thatmyheadhadcleared,mybrainwasalsobeginningtoworkmuch
better.A.ForB.SinceC.Now
D.Despite

Part2Cloze(withOptions(Eachitem:0.5
Directions:Readthefollowingpassagecarefullyandchoosethebestanswerfromthechoices.
Questions51to70arebasedonthefollowingpassage.
Inevercouldreallytalktomyfather.Ialwaysfeltpretty51.
guilty
embarrassedconscienceconsciousmovedawaymovedformovedalongmovedin
forthat,butitwasjustsohard.I52.
fromhometogotocollegewhenIwas18.WhenIreturned
hometovisit,Ifoundmymotherandfatherhadjustgottena53.
departurepartingdivorcegap
notassosonotassoasnotnotsoas
.Ialwaysputinavisittohisplace54.to
hurtmydad'sfeelings.Buthisplacewasdarkandcoldand55.
smelledofsoundedoftastedofbreathedofuncomfortableunfavorableunavailableunfashionable
cigarettesmokeandbeer;itwasgenerally56.
.
WhenIwaslittle,myfatherwouldtakemefishingallthetime.ItseemedlikeI57.


grewoutgrewupgrewbygrewinto
ontheshoresofsmalllakes.Tome,attheageofeight,there
anticipateassociateappreciatecompensate
wasnothingwrongwithbeinglikemydad.Istill58.hislove
forbeingoutdoors,freeandawayfromeveryoneelse.ButasImovedintomy
differentindifferentcurrentapparent
teens,itbecame59.thatmydadhadadrinkingproblem.
Asourfamily'sfinancialsituationbecameworse,60.
sodidhisproblemsohisproblemdidsowashisproblemsohisproblemwas
.
WhenIwasveryyoung,mydadwasableto61.
accomplishachievefunctioncomplete
without
alcohol.Hecouldatleastkeepajob.AsIgrewolder,hebecamelessfunctional
educating
communicatingindicatingadvocating
requirementsreplacementsargumentsassignments
and62.withhimbecamepainful.Mostofourtalks
turnedinto63.andthenhebecameveryangry.Hewas
attachmakedohold
64.
illustratedfrustratedseparateddemonstrated
atnotbeingableto65.
depressedimpressedpressedexpressed
ontoajob.
Andwewere66.
faceforfaceupfaceofffacedown
withhimnotbeingableto67.
tothefactthathehadaproblemwithalcohol.Whenhegot
accessprocesssuccessexcess
homefromwhateverjobhewasinthe68.oflosing,itwasnot
uncommonthatifhedidn'tgetinafightwithmymomhewouldusually69.
fallawayfallaboutfallapartfallasleep
infrontoftheTVbeforewehaddinner.Ifhemadeittothe
dinnertabletoeatwithus,Iknewthatbeforethemealwasover,hewouldbevery


angrywith70.
atleast
attheleastatthelatestattheminimum
oneofus.Itwasusuallymymomorme.
Questions71to90arebasedonthefollowingpassage.
WhenIwasyounger,Iwas71.
fearfearedfearingafraid
shelteredscreenedsupposedsupported
towearmyhairshortasitsaid
youwantedtojointhearmyand72.theactionsofthemilitary.
Asnothingcouldhavebeen73.
furtherfarnearnearerjoinedinjoiningjoinjoined
fromthetruth,Imadesuremy
hairneverlookedasifIwas74.
necessarilynecessarynoticeablyneeding
themilitary.However,Idid
not75.wantwhattheaveragecitizenthoughtwasan
appropriate76.
appearappeal
appearanceappointmentnormalordinary
unremarkableremarkable
.IneededtosaythatIwasn'tlikethemby
lookingmore77.
sawlookedwatchednoticed
,soIgrewmyhairlong.ButwhatI78.
aboutmyselfandtheotherlong-hairedmenwasthatwewereall
belongbelieveblendboast
werewouldwouldn'tweren't
tryingtosaythat"wedidn't79.".WhatIalsonoticedwasthat
otherthanhavinglonghair,we80.doinganythingthatwas
veryimpressive.IdecidedthenthatInolongerwantedtomakea81.
statementsentencesuggestionadvertisementoffensiveremarkableaverage
outstanding
bywearingmyhairacertainway.Ichosea(n82.
cutthattriednottosayanything.Myhairwasshort,butnot


tothe83.
excessiveextentextendexcellent
thatitcarriedthelabel,"supporterofmilitary
operations".Ikeptmyhairthatwayforacoupleofyears,butIstillwasn'tsatisfied.
stylestylingstylishstyled
Myhairwasstilllongenoughthatitcouldbe84.indifferent
waystoreflectmywillingnesstobeliketheothers.Itcouldalsobecombed85.
tohidehidhide
tohidingrepresentingmisrepresentingtellingsayingto
whereIwaslosingmyhair.Again,Ifeltlikemyhairwas86.
me.Therewasonlyonethingtodo.Ihadmyhair
losslosinglostlose
shavedreallyshortwhichshowedexactlywhereIwas87.
rubberrobbingrubbingrobber
it.My
headfeltcoldandIkepton88.
characteristiccharmingcivilizedcharacterconfusionconstituteconfusecontrive
it;butatleastIhadpassedthe
89.ageforsomeoneinthemilitary,sonoonewould
90.a30-somethingmanwithhairlossforawant-to-be
soldier.
Part3ReadingComprehension(MultipleChoice(Eachitem:2
Directions:ReadthefollowingpassagescarefullyandchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.
Questions91to95arebasedonthesamepassageordialog.
Youwillbesurprisedhowoftenpeoplesimplywanttogetthingsofftheirchests.Allyouhavetodoisjustlisten.Keeponlistening.Don'tanswerback,andinninecasesoutoften,yourstaffwillleaveyourroomperfectlyhappyandsatisfied.
Evenordinarythingsshouldbenoticedandappreciated.That'swhatthesmartbossdoes.Soyoushouldn'tjustpraiseonceandforgetaboutit.Ifsomeonehasdonea


goodjob,youshouldmentionitagainandagainandagain,becauseformostofusthedesireforappreciationisneversatisfied.
Moreover,agoodsupervisor(监管者certainlynoticesthechangesinallmembersofhisstaffandasksaboutthem.Whenastaffmemberisbackfromleave,thegoodsupervisorasksthestaffmemberhowheenjoyedhistimeoff.Hewelcomeshimbackwithacheerfulsmile.Itisjustthesesmalltouchesthatmakeallthedifferencebetweenapleasantandunpleasantworkingenvironment.
Itisafactthatanyonelovesbeinggivenattention,andyouhavetorecognizeitifyouwantgoodresultswhendealingwithpeople.Peoplecrave(渴求attention.Andtheywillgetitonewayoranother.Iftheycan'tgetitbybeingconstructive(建设性的,theywillgetitbybeingdestructive(破坏性的.Don'tignorepeople.Evenafewsecondsofattentionperiodically(周期性地canmakeallthedifference.
Asaboss,beforeyouyourselfeatorlookafteryourownneeds,youmustseetotheneedsofyourpeople.Youshouldalsokeepyourselfintouchwiththehabitsandwaysofthepeoplewhoworkforyou.Givethemplentyofchancestosaywhattheythink.Encouragethemtodoso.Thisisoneofthebestwaystokeepopenthelinesofcommunication.Dothisoften.Talktoyourpeople.Gettoknowwhat'sontheirminds.Thenyouwillbeabletoanticipatetheirneedsandevenstoptroublewellbeforeamatterbecomesserious.
91.Itmaybesurprisingthatpeopleingeneraljust___________________.
A.feelhappyandsatisfiedoften
B.wishtorevealtheirinnermostfeelings
C.listentowhatothershavetosay
D.wanttoanswerbackwhentoldsomething
92.Tobeasmartboss,youshould____________________.
A.onlypraiseyourstaffmembersforagoodjobsometimes
B.showyourcraving(渴求forappreciationagainandagain
C.takenoticeofordinarythingsandshowyourappreciation


D.doagoodjobandexpectyourstaffmemberstopraiseyou
93.Wecanguessthatthesesmalltouchesofyourcare__________________.
A.enhancethepleasantfeelingsatwork
B.urgeyourstaffmemberstocomeback
C.enableyourselftogoonworking
D.keepyourstaffmembersworkinghard
94.Itisageneralfactthatpeople_______________________.
A.wantgoodresultsintheirwork
B.wanttoworkwithoutbeingbothered
C.wouldbecomeconstructive(建设性的whenneglected
D.haveastrongdesireforattention
95.Thepassageismainlyabout_____________________.
A.praisebeingbetterthancriticism
B.howtobeasmartboss
C.listeningtoyourstaff
D.makingadifference
Questions96to100arebasedonthesamepassageordialog.
In1848,goldwasdiscoveredinCalifornia;fromalloverthenation,thousandsofyoungmensetoutforCalifornia.PeoplecalledthisthetimeoftheGoldRush.Agoldminercameintoacitylookingforapairofpants.Hewantedpantsstrongenoughtostanduptotheroughworkofmining.HemetayoungmannamedLevi,whosoldheavyclothfortentsandwagontops.Theyaskedatailortouseheavyclothfortheirpants.ThenLeviwentintothebusinessofmakingworkpants.Heaskedhisbrotherstosendhimsomestrongbluecottonclothcalleddenim(斜纹粗棉布.Withthis


bluedenimcloth,Levistartedmakingthekindofpantswecallbluejeanstoday.Theyweresewedupinthesamewayasotherpants.
In1860,aminersaidthatthepocketsweren'tstrongenoughtoholdthepiecesofgoldhefound.Thepocketskeptfallingoffthepants.Theclothwasallright.Itwasthethreadthatwasn'tstrongenough.SoLeviusedrivets(铆钉toattachthepocketsontothepants.
Cowboysneededtoughpants,too.Theylikedtheirpantstofittightly.Buttherivetsmarkedthecowboys'saddles.SoLevicoveredtherivetswithcloth.Theneverybodywashappy.
96.Thisarticleasawholeisabout__________________.
A.howpeoplegotbluejeans
B.theGoldRushinCalifornia
C.Howbluejeansaremade
D.Thekindofpantscowboys'wear
97.Whilenotstatedinthearticle,youcantellthat__________________.
A.everybodywhowenttoCaliforniagotalotofgold
B.Levifoundrichesinthegoldfields
C.Levisoldmorejeanstocowboysthantogoldminers
D.Levimademoremoneythanmanygoldminers
98.Thewordthisinthelastsentenceofthefirstparagraphrefersto___________.
A.California
B.thediscoveryofgold
C.manypeoplelookingforgold
D.thenationatthistime



99.Leviusedstrongbluecottonclothtomakepantsbecause__________.
A.goldminerslikedthebluecolor
B.thiswastheonlyclothhehad
C.minerswantedpantswhichcouldstandroughwork
D.cowboyslikedtheirpantstofittightly
100.WhichofthefollowingsentencesisNOTtrue?
A.ItwasLeviwhostartedthebusinessofmakingbluejeans.
B.Itwasonetailorwhostartedmakingbluejeans.
C.ItwasinCaliforniathatbluejeansfirstbecamepopular.
D.ItwasinCaliforniathatgoldwasdiscovered.
Questions101to105arebasedonthesamepassageordialog.
Rote-learning(死记硬背,spoon-fededucation,producesabrandofkidsthatdon'tknowwhattodowhenenteringuniversity.Theyaredisciplinedintofollowing,notleading.Yetthefuturedependsoncreativityandimagination.Theworldneedscreators,makersandshakersofthenewcenturies,notthefollowersofthepastcenturies.Asthenumbersincreaseatcollegeanduniversitylevel,morestudentsfromthelowerendsarelikelytobethrownintoaprocessdesignedtochooseonlylearnersthathaveprovedexcellentinlisteningtoteachers.Therearethreewaystolearn:looking,listeninganddoing.
Studentsandteacherstodayareaproductoflearningbylistening.Thecomputermaynotbelikedbytraditionalteachers,whouserote-learningtoputinformation,whichwillbeoutofdateinafewyears,intotheheadsofthestudents.Withcomputerlearningyoulearnbylooking,listeninganddoing;youusethreemethodsoflearning,notjustone.Therefore,youcanlearnfaster.
Thechangingspeedofinformationisfrightening.Whatwelearnnowwillbeoutofdateinthenearfuture.Sowhatstudentsarelearningnowatschoolmaybereplacedbythetimetheyfinishuniversity.Wehavetolearnbychoicewhattoforget.Rote-learningforexamsisonething,butwouldn'titbebettertolearnhowtolearn?Thestudentsatuniversitytodaycouldpossiblybedoingajobinthenottoodistantfuturewhichhasnot


yetbeeninvented.
101.Accordingtotheauthor,thefuturedoesn'tneed____________.
A.creativity
B.imagination
C.creators
D.followers
102.Intheauthor'sview,howcanstudentslearnwell?
A.Carefullylistentotheteacherinclass.
B.Takedowneverysinglewordsaidbytheteacher.
C.Learnallthenotesbyheart.
D.Combinelisteningwithlookinganddoing.
103.Whatdoestheauthormeanby"Thechangingspeedofinformationis
frightening"?
A.Wedon'thaveenoughtimetoadjustourselvestothespeedofinformation.
B.Whatwelearnedtodaymaynotbeusefultomorrow.
C.Thepaceoflifeistoofast.
D.Theworldischangingeveryminute.
104.Whatdoesthelastsentenceofthepassagetellus?
A.Rote-learningiscompletelyharmful.
B.Studentsmayhavetodojobswhicharenotyetinexistence.
C.It'sbettertolearnhowtolearnthanlearnwhattoforget.


D.Studentsmustimaginethefuture.
105.Theauthor'sattitudetowardsrote-learningis_________.
A.approving
B.disapproving
C.confident
D.oppositetowhatthewordssay
Key:1-10ACDCD/CBBAC
21-30DBDAC/CBBAA41-50DBDBD/BDBAC



11-20CCCAC/DBDCA31-40CADDD/BDBAD
51-55:guiltymovedawaydivorcesoasnotsmelledof
56-60uncomfortablegrewupappreciateapparentsodidhisproblem61-65functioncommunicatingargumentsfrustratedhold66-70depressedfaceupprocessfallasleepatleast71-75afraidsupportedfurtherjoiningnecessarily76-80appearanceremarkablenoticedbelongweren't81-85statementaverageextentstyledtohide
86-90misrepresentinglosingrubbingcharacteristicconfuse91-105:BCADB/ADCCB/DDBBB

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