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新标准大学英语综合教程单元测试第10单元答案
新标准大学英语综合教程单元测试第10单元答案
1.
Theairportsecurityofficers
meforanhourbecauseIhadaknifeinmybag.
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detained
2.
Fidowasanolddogwholivedalongtime;let'snot
hisdeath,butcelebratehislife!
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mourn
3.
Icouldeasily
intoherdeepblueeyesalldaylong.
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gaze
4.
Thelawyershadadifficulttimefindinga(n)
witnesswhowouldtestifyagainstthemobster.
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credible
5.
Makesureyoubringmybrotherbackalive;everythingelseisjust
.
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secondary
6.
Ittookmydaughteralongtimetoworkupthecourageto
herheadunderwaterintheswimmingpool.
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submerge
7.
Thatauthorwasfamousbecauseshewasveryprivateandalways
publicity.
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shunned
8.
Thankyoufortheletter;Iwill
itforever.
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cherish
9.
Robertjustfoundthathewillneedakidney
inordertosurvive.
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transplant
10.
"IthinkIloveyou,"shesaidwitha(n)
.
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blush
11.
Thefootballteamwasforcedto
thegamewhentheircoachdidn'tshowup.
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forfeit
12.
Thecouplefellintoapassionate
aftertheywerereunited.
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embrace
13.
Despitethescientificevidence,manypeoplethinkthatglobalwarmingisjusta
.
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myth
14.
Thisbugsprayissupposedto
threedifferentkindsofinsects.
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repel
15.
Someoftheworld'stallestmountainsareconsideredtobe
bymanypeople.
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sacred
16.
Theflowervasefelltothefloorand
intoathousandpieces.
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shattered
17.
Hasoursociety'ssenseof
fallensolowthatwethinkviolenceinvideogamesisagoodidea?
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morality
18.
Don't
an"emergency"justtogetattention!
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contrive
19.
Goodluckonthisjourneyandallyourfuture
.
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endeavours/endeavors
20.
It'stimeto
yourmembershipsinceitwillexpirenextmonth.
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renew
SectionB:
Completeeachsentencewithasuitableword.
21.
Gregjustgotanewvideogame,andit'salmostimpossibletotearhimaway
it.
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from
22.
Theirsmallbedandbreakfastgetsmostofitsbusinessbyword
mouth.
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of
23.
Everynight,Iwish
allmyheartthatthewarwillendsoon.
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with
24.
Youdon'thaveachoice—youhavetogowhether
notyouwantto.
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or
25.
Weneedtoturnaround!
Ileftmywallet
!
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behind
26.
Thestoryis
ofafarmerwhodiscoveredamissingsheep.
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that
27.
Scaredthathemightlosepower,thekingdecidedtowipe
hisopposition.
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out
28.
I'lldropyou
atworkinthemorningifyoucantakethebushome.
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off
29.
Itdidn'ttakelongforEllentofall
lovewithRichard.
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in
30.
Shetoldusafamousstory
herhomeland.
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from
PartII:
BankedCloze
Questions31to40arebasedonthefollowingpassage.
Manycultureshavetheirownstories.Theyareeachpreservedintheirownway,butoneofthemostcommonwaysstorieshavesurvivedforsomanygenerationsisthrough (31)
.ThispracticelikelybeganinAncientGreeceaspeoplegatheredtogetherandtoldtalesofgods,goddesses,andtheiradventures.Thankstothe (32)
tradition,wearefortunateenoughtostillhavethesestoriesofGreek (33)
.
Obviously,storiesaretolddifferentlyeachtimetheyaretold.Thisispartoftheircharm.Storiesareultimatelyformedbythestorytellers,whoarefreetoincludeaslittleorasmuch (34)
astheydesire.Asimplestoryaboutaboytravellingtothestreamforabucketofwatercouldbeveryboring,oritcouldturnintoanepicadventurethatmighttakehourstotell.
Formanymythsandlegends,thewordofmouthtraditionisthebestwaytohearthem.Othermediums,suchasbooksandfilms,justaren'ta(n) (35)
waytoexperiencethestories.Theirmagicliesintheabilityofastorytellertocreate (36)
suspense,drama,andhumorthroughthetelling.
Sadly,thisartformisquicklybecoming (37)
.Manychildrengrowuplisteningtobedtimestorieswhichisaformoftheoraltradition,butsometimebetweenchildhoodandadulthood,manybecome (38)
totheformandseekoutimmediategratificationinmoviesandvideogames.Nowadays,manychildrenhavetoomuch (39)
tositstillandlistentoastorytoldaloud.It'sanunfortunatestateofaffairswhenpeoplearemorethanwillingto (40)
oforalstorytellingentirely.
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(31)
storytelling
(32)
oral
(33)
mythology
(34)
embellishment
(35)
appropriate
(36)
captivating
(37)
extinct
(38)
indifferent
(39)
impatience
(40)
dispose
PartIII:
ReadingComprehension
Questions41to45arebasedonthefollowingpassage.
Here'sacautionarytalethatshouldserveasawarningtoeverydriver.Onewarmsummerevening,ayoungwomanwentoutfordinnerwithsomeofherfriends.Let'scallthisyoungwomanSusan.Susanandherfriendsstayedforafewdrinksafterdinner,and,beforetheyknewit,it'sgottenquitelate.Thefriendspaidtheirbill,walkedouttotheparkinglotandtheircars,andsaidtheirgoodbyestooneanother.
Susangotintohercarandbegantodriveaway.Herhomewasoffinthecountry,soshesoonfoundherselfdrivingalongadesertedhighway.Afterafewmiles,shenoticedapairofheadlightsinherrear-viewmirror.Theothercarapproachedveryquicklywithitsturnsignalon.Sincetherewerenoothercarsontheroad,itwasgoingtopassher.Suddenly,thecarswervedbackandstayedveryclosetoSusan'scar.Theheadlightsshonebrightlyinherrear-viewmirror,andthenthelightsstartedtoflash.
Atthispoint,Susanwaisgettingalittlescared.Theothercarwasdangerouslyclose,thelightskeptflashing—on,off,bright,dim—andthecarkeptswervingbackandforthbehindher.Susanstruggledtokeephereyesontheroadinfrontofherandfoughttheurgetolookinherrear-viewmirroratthebrightlightsofthecarfollowingher.Finally,shesawthesignforherexitandturnedoffthehighway.However,thecarcontinuedtofollowherandcontinuedtoflashitslights.Susanwasbeginningtobeterrified.
Shetookanindirectroutetoherhouse,makingmanyturns.Througheveryturn,stopsign,andredlight,theothercarcontinuedtofollow.Sheknewshehadnochoice.Sheeventuallydrovetoherhouseandpulledintoherdriveway.Ofcourse,theothercarfollowedherandcametoastoprightbehindher.Sheknewheronlyhopewastomakearunforitandtrytogetinsideherhousesoshecouldgettoaphone.Sheopenedthecardoorandranasfastasshecould.Assheran,sheheardanothervoicescream,"Lockyourdoorandcallthepolice!
"
Fromherwindow,Susancouldseethatthedriveroftheothercardidn'tleave.Shewasscaredstiff.Whenthepolicefinallyarrived,thehorribletruthwasrevealed.Themanintheothercarwasactuallytryingtosaveher!
Ashepulledupbehindheronthehighway,hisheadlightsilluminatedthedarkfigureofamaninthebackseatofSusan'scar.ThemaninthebackseatkepttryingtoriseupandhurtSusan,buteverytimetheheadlightsflashed,hecrouchedbackdowntostayoutofsight.
41.
Thewomaninthisstorywasinanextremely_____situation.
A.durable
B.recognizable
C.dire
D.hapless
42.
Whichofthefollowingsentencesindicatesthatthisstorymightbeanurbanlegend?
A.Here'sacautionarytalethatshouldserveasawarningtoeverydriver.
B.Througheveryturn,stopsign,andredlight,theothercarcontinuedtofollow.
C.Assheran,sheheardanothervoicescream,"Lockyourdoorandcallthepolice!
"
D.Themanintheothercarwasactuallytryingtosaveher!
43.
InwhichparagraphdoesSusandeliberatelytrytolosethecarthatisfollowingher?
A.Paragraph2.
B.Paragraph3.
C.Paragraph4.
D.Paragraph5.
44.
Whichofthefollowingwouldmakethebestmoralofthisstory?
A.Don'ttrustanyone.
B.Don'tdrivealone.
C.Don'tpickuphitchhikers.
D.Thingsaren'talwayswhattheyseem.
45.
Susanthoughtthedriverofthecarbehindherwasathreat,buthewasactually_____.
A.benign
B.courageous
C.overjoyed
D.misleading
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