1、英語復(fù)習(xí)材料1. Ihopethatthistalkwillgiveyousomeinsights_Cwhatwehavebeendoing.A.forB.toC.intoD.from2. D_thenewshasbeengoodsofar,theremaybedaysaheadwhenitisbad.A.WhenB.AsC.SoD.While3. Athatshedidnotmakeenoughmoneytolivebyherself,shewentbacktolivewithhermother.A.NowB.SinceC.EvenD.As4. IfthefarmerscangetCsuns

2、hine,theyshouldhaveasatisfactoryharvest.A.continualB.continuallyC.continuousD.continuously5. WehavetolearnEnglishwellinorderto_Cthegapbetweenourlanguageandcultureandthoseofwesterners.A.buildB.setC.bridgeD.wipe6. Youshouldnotallowhisreputationto_Dyou.A.imitateB.intimateC.intermediateD.intimidate7. Ah

3、ersister,sheisverytalkativeandcharming.A.UnlikeB.DislikeC.NotlikingD.Notlike8. Idon'tfeellikeCtodaybecauseI'mtootired.A.gooutB.togooutC.goingoutD.outing9. Atabouttheageof11,kidsstartfeeling_Baboutchangingtheirclothesinfrontofotherpeople.A.puzzledB.embarrassedC.confusedD.perplexed10. He_Coneo

4、fhisformerschoolmateswhenhewenttoNanjingonbusiness.A.cameintoB.cameupC.cameacrossD.cameout11. Beethoven'ssymphonyisCinthemusichistory.A.singleB.singularC.uniqueD.senior12. HowyoufinanceabusinessisAtothesuccessofyourventure.A.criticalB.urgentC.virtualD.likely13. ItisBthathedoesn'tevenknowhehi

5、mselfknowsthesecret.A.crucialB.likelyC.essentialD.virtual14. WeknowthatorganizedcriminalsstealartandantiquestoCfundsforothercrimes.A.ariseB.riseC.raiseD.rinse15. HecanspeakEnglish._D,hecanspeakFrenchandSpanish.A.InshortB.InturnC.InthelongrunD.Inaddition16. Whata_Asmell!Let'sopenthewindowandairth

6、eroom.A.disgustingB.pleasingC.powerfulD.disturbing17. It'seasytobeconcernedCproblemsacrosstheothersideoftheworldandignorethepovertyandunhappinessonyourowndoorstep.A.forB.thatC.withD.than18. ShewasputtingonherjeansDmetohandherthesweater.A.whileaskedB.askedC.whilesheaskingD.whileasking19. Ifhedoes

7、nAtsoon,weshallhavetogowithouthim.A.turnupB.turndownC.turnoutD.turnover20. MedicalcarereformhasbecomethiscountrysmostimportantpuDb_li_c_h.ealth_A.questionB.stuffC.matterD.issue閱讀理解Passage1AlthoughtherelaxedAmericanstyleiswellknown,manynewvisitorsthinkthatitshowsa“l(fā)ackofrespect”.Thisisespeciallytruei

8、nthebusinessworld.Americansoftenusefirstnamesuponmeetingastrangeranddonotalwaysshakehands.Theyoftenjustsmileandsay“Hi“Hello”,ratherthanusingamorefoarmlhandshake.ItisgoodtorememberthattoanAmericansucharelaxedgreetingreallymeansthesamethingasamoreofficialhandshakesomewhereelse.Inasimilarway,Americansd

9、onotusuallygiveaspecial“goo-dbye”orshakehandstoeachpersonwhentheyleaveapartyorbusinessmeeting.Theywilloftenjustwavegood-byetothewholegroupandperhapssay,“Well,solongeverybody,Illseeyoutomorrow.”Theythenleave.Nohandshakes.Americansseemeithertotallyhurriedandhard-workingortotallyrelaxedandatease.Ofteny

10、ouwillseemenworkingatofficedeskswithouttheirchairsandevenputtingtheirfeetuponthedeskwhiletheytalkonthetelephone.Thisisnotmeanttobeoffensive.OnceAmericansleavethebusystreets,theyareeasyandrelaxed.AvisitortotheUnitedStatesshould,therefore,understandthatbeinginagreathurrydoesnotshowunfriendliness,andbe

11、ingrelaxedandbeingateasedoesnotshowalackofrespect.Americanshaveagreatrangeofcustomsandhabitsthatatfirstmayseemstrangetoavisitor.Intimeyouwilllearnthesenewways.1. WhatdomanyvisitorsthinkabouttherelaxedAmericanstyle?BA.Theythinkitsquitenormal.B.Theyconsideritdisrespectful.C.Theyviewitastotallystrange.

12、D.Theybelieveittobesurprising.2. WhydoAmericansoftenusefirstnamesuponmeetingastranger?BB. Because they are very friendly.D. Because they want to make a friend.Hello ” in greeting?BB. Anyone they meet.D. Their family members.BB. American Style.D. Americans Friendliness.A.Becausetheygetusedtothiswayof

13、greeting.C.Becausetheylikestrangersverymuch.3. TowhomdoAmericansuse“Hi”andA.Thepeopletheyknowwell.C.Theirbestfriends.4. Whatsthesubjectofthispassage?A.AmericanWayofGreeting.C.AmericansBusyLife.5. Thebestwayavisitorshoulddowhenhe/shegoestotheUnitedStatesis_C.A. respectingtheAmericanswayoflifeB. feeli

14、nghostiletoAmericansC. learningAmericanswayoflifeD. adjustinghimself/herselftobethesameasAmericansarePassage2Toldasaflashback,thisisanuncomplicatedlovestorybetweentwostudents,Harvardpre-lawhockeyplayerOliverandamusicstudentJenny.Theirlovetriumphsoverdifferenteconomic-classbackgrounds(heisa“pTeppe(生)

15、millionaire”,sheammathed“socialzerofromablue-collarItalian/Americanfamily).Theirmainobstacletoromanceisthathisrich,powerfulOliver, if you marry her now, Iandsnobbishfatherobjectsandthreatenstocutofffunding:notgiveyouthetimeofday."TowhichtheyGhegdedbOliverdefiantly（對抗地）asks:“Whatoffendsyoumore,F

16、ather,thatshe'sCatholic,orpoor?”Heultimatelyresponds:“Father,youdon'tknowthetimeofday."ThetwoyoungloversmarryanywayandfirstmoveintoasmallapartmentinCambridgebeforeOliverishiredbyaNewYorklawfirmandtheymovetothecity.Thefilm'stwomosttouchingandrememberedscenesaretheirprolongedkissingsc

17、eneandthemontage（蒙太奇）ofthecoupletossingsnowballsateachother.Aftermeetingmanyobstaclesandmakingsacrifices,sheisdiagnosedasterminallyillwhensheistestedforpregnancy,anddiesinhisarmsatthehospitalinatear-inducingclosing.Shemakesalastrequestofhim:"You,afterallyou'regoingtobeamerrywidower.”"I

18、won'tbemerry,“heresponds.Shereplies:“Yes,youwillbe.Iwantyoutobemerry.You'llbemerry,okay?"Inthefinalscene,Oliverquoteshislatewife,whenspeakingtohisfatherabouttheirpastmisunderstandings.Afterhisfathertellshimhe'ssorrythrafepheidsindlted,lastvermemorablelineofthefilm,quotinganearlierre

19、markofJenny's:lovemeansneverhavingt（you'resorry.HethenwalksoutintoasnowyCentralParktothinkofwhatlifemighthavebeeninatouchingclimax,astheaward-winningmusicalscorebuildsinthebackground.1. Whatisthispassagemainlyabout?AA. Alovestorybetweentwostudentsfromdifferentbackgrounds.B. Alovestorybetween

20、twostudentsfromthesamebackgrounds.C. AlovestorybetweenateacherandastudentinHarvardUniversity.D. AlovestorybetweentwostudentsfromItaly.2. Whichoneistrueaccordingtothestory?DA.Oliverisamusicstudent.B. Jennyisapreppiemillionaire.C. ThecouplestudyinHarvardUniversityandbothlikemusicverymuch.D. Theirroman

21、ceisstronglyopposedtobyOliver'sfather.3. Whichonecanbeinferredfromthestory?AA.Intheend,Oliver'sfathershowshissympathyforOliverbecauseofJenny'sdeB. Jennydoesn'tthinkthatOliverwillmarrysomeoneelse.C. JennydoesnotthinkthatOliverlovesherbeforeherdeath.D. Attheend,Oliverdoesn'tforgive

22、hisfatherbecauseofhis（thDeenctioarrtioige.4. ThereasonwhyJennysaysintheendingthatOliverwillbeamerrywidoweristhatB.A. sheknowsOliverdoesn'tloveheranymoreB. shehopesOlivertoliveahappylifeafterherdeathC. shewondersifshestillloveshimD. sheknowsOliverwillbehappyafterherdeathbecausehedoesn'tlovehe

23、ranymore5. WhenOliver'sfatherexpressessorrowtohimforhiswife'sdeath,heresponseswithJenwords:lovemeansneverhavingtosayyou'resorry.WhatndoesitreallymeaAA.Itmeansthatheforgiveshisfatherintheending.B.Itmeansthathisfatherdoesnotlovehim.C.Itmeansthathedoesnotlovehisfather.D.Itmeansthatheneverfo

24、rgiveshisfather.完型填空。（Onemightarguethatafriendissomeonewhosupportsyouinallthings.Andthisisa(1)_Apopularideaoffriendship.This(2)_Cofwhatafrienddoesisheldbymanyfinepeople.They(3)Cthatpeopleshouldstandnexttotheirfriend,rightorwrong.I,however,dontsee(4)B_withthesepeople.Tomymind,thegreatestvalueoffriend

25、sissomething(5)A.Friendspointoutwhenyoureinerror,eitherfactuallyor(6)A.Sowhenyouremakingahorriblemistake,suchas(7)D_onyourwife,afriendshouldsetyouright.Andifyoureputting(8) Ainabusinessthatsusretofail,afriendshouldtakeyouasideforafrankdiscussion.Andalltalkshouldbeas(9)Basitishonest.Inotherwords,frie

26、ndlytalkshouldleavenoroomfor(10)A.(11)_Dtheissue,onehastoguidehisfriendintheclearestmannerpossible.Letme(12)_Cmymeaning.Justasadoctor(13) Bpillstopeoplewhoneedtobecomehealthy,afriendshouldsharewisdomwithafriendthatneedstoactwell.(14) B,wheneverwesupportafriendinthewrongdecisions,badthingscomeofit.Fa

27、milies(15)C,moneyvanishes,andlivesareruined.Thisisa(n)(16)Bofsupportingourfriendsthatshouldremainonthetopofourminds.Andweshouldbe(17)_A.Thisisnottosaythatweshouldntprovideourf1ri8e)n_d_s_Dwi_th_(_.Intruth,weare(19)Btoencourageourfriendsattimes.Butthosetimesshouldnotbe(20)_C.Andweshouldsupportonlyrig

28、htactions.1.A.mostlyB.principallyC.dominantlyD.particularly2.A.perceptionB.acceptingC.conceptD.reason3.A.prospectB.provideC.proclaimD.promote4.A.eartoearB.eyetoeyeC.facetofaceD.handtohand5.A.differentB.indifferentC.uniqueD.original6.A.morallyB.loyallyC.correctlyD.rightly7.A.arguingB.deceivingC.lyingD.cheating8.A.capitalB.principalC.assetsD.totals9.A.expressiveB.directC.thoroughD.straight10.A.confusionB.confirmationC.condemnationD.conservation11.A.WhereverB.WheneverC.HoweverD.What