英语专业 综合教程第二册课后复习题归纳

新世纪高等院校英语专业本科生系列教材综合教程第二册

综合教程第二册课后复习题归纳

Unit 1

II.

1. The new recruits had to get used to a ________ ( demand ) schedule of training and study.

2. There have been several ________ ( alarm ) incidents where planes have almost crashed.

3. Once we have received a cheque for the fees your _______ ( enroll ) will be complete.

4. The advertisement, which was considered offensive to women, was removed at the __________ ( insist ) of the Advertising Standards Authority.

5. The miners are complaining that they are under constant ________ ( press ) to produce more and more coal, and that safety regulations are being ignored.

III.

1.I strongly___of any one who goes out at night and leaves his her children alone.

A.disapprove

B.disprove

C.object

D.appose

2.They said the problem was in the engine,which was just what I had ____.

A.suggested

B.suspected

C.sustained

D.suspended

3.The old man always ____ his young sun as a model of hard work.

A.held back

B.held on

C.held out

D.held up

4.I hate all this travel;I want to get married and ____.

A. settle in

B. settle down.

C.settle up

D.settle off

5. You should look prettier if you bought some ___more clothes and grew your hair longer.

A.female

B.famine

C.faminine

D.masculine

IV.

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1. The general was immediately sent to Paris. His________ was to negotiate a ceasefire.

2. I must ________ all my affairs before going away for the Christmas vacation.

3. Theseskills were then handed down to ________generation of craftsmen.

4. It was starting to get cold and she _________her hands into the pockets.

5. TheMinister made a dramatic appearance on nationwide television to _______ plans for a fresh peace negotiation.

Unit 2

II.

1. He peeped_______ into the drawer when the host was out of the room. (inquisitive)

2. The Morocan runner’s _______ gives Elliot a real chance of winning the gold medal. ( withdraw )

3. “ I think you are doing very well indeed，”he added by a way of ________. ( encourage)

4. I got a totally different ________ from him than what I had expected. ( respond )

5. I approached the animal carefully after Jim’s_______ that it could do me no harm. ( assure )

IV.

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Pay attention to be in for affect focus on

1.Ifelt awful,and realized I ________an attact of malaria.

2.After injuring her ankle in training she was forced to ________ from the race.

3.You must ___ pay attention the teacher. Don’t let your attention wander.

4.If there is any hard work tobe done, I ________ you w on’t come.

5.People used to ____________ watching public hangings.

Unit 3

II.

1.The principal would be less ________ (insist) on kids wearing school uniforms if the school had to pay for them.

2.It’s so __________ (depress) that no one seems to care what’s happening to this country.

3.I really missed my mother.My only _________ (console) is that her suffering was not prolonged.

4. The 1911 strike was __________ (inquire) by the revolutionary ideas flooding out of Europe at that time.

5.These people were killed in a head-on ______ (collide) between a bus and a car. IV

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stretch out feel guilty deal with fluentconsole

1.When we first get there, we were totally _____ in ourselves and lost touch a lot of friends.

2.A student shock could be _______ to anyone with a delicate heart condition.

3.Danielle is ______ in several languages, including Thai and Chinese.

4.Since the death of his wife he ________ profound change his out look on life.

5.At the end of a hard day,she likes to go home and ______in her favorite armchair in front of the fire.

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1.The teacher wrote the words with a ______ chalk.

2.I need a ______ sugar for my coffee.

3.There wasn’t a(n) ______ corn left in the vegetable garden..

https://www.360docs.net/doc/da13097385.html,st night we saw a ______ lightening in the sky.

5.She cut up a ______ lettuce for the salad.

6.He pulled out a ______ grass from the garden.

Unit 4

II.

1.He can play any sport--he’s naturally _______. ( athlect )

2.His new essay on traditional Chinese medicine is ______and rewarding. ( insight )

3.She’s________ our best tennis player, but she needs to practice much harder.( potential )

4.This house is ideal for a working couple who want to live in a _______country area not too far from the city. ( please )

5.The great military________ had failed and it seemed victory was escaping them.( offend)

6.He was _______ delivering some papers to her but I think it was just an excuse to see her. (suppose)

7.After that _______ France was to provide ﹩100,000 to help Romanian orphans, several other governments did the same. (announce)

8.Teaching young children is certainly ________, both mentally and physically. (challenge)

III

1.The children___ in line, then walked quietly into the school.

A. gathered

B. stood

C. formed

D. performed

2. The lorry driver was badly _______ when his lorry crashed into a wall.

A. pained

B. hit

C. hurt

D. harmed

3. Take this glass of milk into the next room, and be careful not to __any on the floor.

A. mark

B. spill

C. spoil

D. knock

4. He spoke so quickly that I didn’t ______ what he said.

A. receive

B. accept

C. take

D. catch

5. It is not profitable to provide bus services in districts where the population is widely _____.

A. separate

B. divided

C. scattered

D. spaced

6. Because the children kept interrupting her when she read the book, she__ her place.

A. missed

B. lost

C. loosened

D. slipped

7. The judge became impatient with the man and asked him to come to the_______.

A. notice

B. reason

C. stop

D. point

8. I’m sure that you can safely use Chinese medicine in the treatment of that disease because it has no side_______.

A affect B. result C.effect D. attact

IV

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1.Jackson hit Brain his left fist and ______ him______ instantaneously.

2.Just outside the town there are_____ apartment blocks with rooms for 400 families.

3.He______ around in the cupboard, desperate searching for his tables.

4.The president offered to do a ______ with the Senate in order to get his proposals approved.

5.It was red-hot and all the windows were closed --- she felt as though she was going to_______.

6.While the program was________, someone called in and identified the killer.

7. The festival of Luchia is a dazzling _______ of the art, music and dance of an ancient culture.

8. Don’t ________ trouble until trouble troubles you.

Unit 5

II.

1.Health office are workinghard on the ______ ( identify)of the source of the food poisoning.

2.The manager wasn’t very helpful,but I told her clearly that sho uld take ______ (responsible ) for her stuff’s actions.

3.At first she described the accident _____ ( emotional ), but later burst into tears.

4.In the UK, divorced people have a _____ ( tend ) to live with new partners rather than marry again.

5.During police interrogation, Rogers denied any _____ ( involve ) in the robbery. IV.

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1.Their air force is ________ short of spare parts for its aging Mig 21s.

2.Investors were shocked by the _______ that the company director had been spending millions on luxury yachts and villas.

3.His claim to be on terms of ______ with the President are somewhat exaggerated

4.I appreciate his offer of help, but I can’t stand his _____ manner.

5.His business affairs are in a terrible mess; they’ll take ages to ________.

Unit 6

II.

1.With a growing sense of ______ ( panic ), Chris emptied the bag onto the table and searched frantically for the tickets.

2.The spacecraft ______( decent ) through the atmosphere at a speed of 17,000 mph.

3.Good teachers try to make their lessons more ________ ( enjoy ) by using varied activities.

4.For years we were living with our suitcases packed in constant _______ ( expect ) of becoming given permission to leave the country.

5.There was a lot of public debate about the ______ ( moral ) of the invasion.

IV.

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1.A hundred years ago people ________ at the idea that man would ever fly.

2.She was in a _______ as to whether to marry Paul, who was poor, or Charles, who was ugly.

3.Isabel appeared to be momentarily overcome by the heart and ______ into the nearest chair.

4.There was a sheer _________in the dance hall when someone shouted“Fire！”

5.The doc tor laid a ______ hand on Steven’s arm, “Th ere is nothing to worry about!” he said

Unit 7

II.

1.She has got this ______ ( obsess ) fear of losing control so she never shows her emotions.

2.People under a lot of stress at work will often experience _______ ( mood ), irritability and a loss of confidence.

3.They wanted a ______ ( torarate ) existence—more food, better shelter and peace.

4.In the end, the company and its investors came to mutually ________ ( benefit ) arrangement.

5.Working with the mentally handicapped can be a _______ ( satisfy ) and rewarding experience.

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confront dread hold out premise

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1.I_____answering you because of pressure of work.

2.______he set to work, and by the end of the day he had completed the whole concerto.

3.Although they put up a ________ of honesty, I knew they were involved in various criminal activities.

4.On my first day at work I was______ with the task of chairinga meeting.

5.British and American justice works on the______ that an accused person is innocent until he’s proved guilty.

III.

1.I have meant to write you a long letter since Christmas, but there are such___ old jobs to do that___ time just flies.

A. a lot of, /

B. /,the

C. a great deal of, the

D. a great many, a

2.The shop stored____goods for as Christmas drew near.

A. a great amount of

B. plenty of

C. a great deal of

D. much

3.I have found____ pleasure in collecting____antiques.

A much, the B.many, / C. /, a little D. a great deal of, /

4.If we have nothing to do,_____ worries will likely dominate our thoughts.

A. many

B. a lot of

C. /

D. much

5.I made______ friends at college.

A. a good many

B. many a

C. a good deal of

D. much

6.Did you have ______ last year.

A. many snows

B. a lot of snow

C. many a snow

D. a lot of snows

Unit 8

II.

1.You always follow your own _____ ( incline ) instead of thinking of our feeling.

2.The men stood in front the bar,_____ ( different )to the argument that was going on across the road.

3. The company has had a successful first year at home but its______( penetrate ) of the international market has been slow.

4. We hadn’t seen her for many years and were very shocked by her ______ ( trail ).

5. He does not consider his deafness an _______ ( afflict ).

IV.

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1. The table top suddenly ______ and all the plates and glasses crashed onto the floor.

2. In order to understand the committee’s decision it is necessary to examine the press that_______ it.

3. We were thinking of selling this old furniture, but we’ve decided t o ________ it. It might be valuable.

4.Sister Mary remained constantly at the doctor’s side, helping him______the sick and wounded.

5. If she sees clothes that she likes, she_______ buy them immediately.

Unit 9

II.

1.The collar of his jacket had been ______ ( stiff) with an extra layer cloth.

2.An interpreter’s job is such a responsible one that they can’t afford any______.( err)

3.Opening my letter was an inexcusable______ ( invade) of privacy.

4.Don’t rely on the inf ormation she gave you —it’s pure_____ (assume) on her part.

5.He protested his ______(innocent) loudly as they dragged him off to prison.

IV.

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make a difference inspect scoop up tuck

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1. Several people shouted at the chairman; feelings were_______ high.

2. He_______ the children up in bed and said goodnight.

3. The building is regularly________ by a fire-safety officer.

4. The accident would never have occurred if they’d _________.

5. The autumn, Sally announced _______ finally, “There is nothing we more we can do. We might as well all go home.”

Unit 10

II.

1.There was a lot of public debate about the _______ (moral) of the invasion.

2.It was many years before that government gained official ______ (recognize) from the United Nations.

3.If we look closely at Professor Thomson’s argument we can see that his conclusion in _______ ( validate) by a number of factual errors.

4.The author’s ______ ( portray ) of Othello was superb.

5.The police are taking a more scientific approach to the _______ ( investigate ) and detection of crime.

IV

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humanity celebrated portray shed light on

compelling lead

1. The Nazi were accused of committing crimes against＿＿＿＿＿．

2.He got an unexpected chance to play the ______ in the film when the original star fell ill all of a sudden.

3. We can assure you that your complaint will be fully ________.

4. The chairman’s serous public ________ is in sharp contrast with that of his humorous deputy.

5.The international organization is protesting against the _______ treatment of these prisoners.

Unit 11

III.

1. When the ground shakes and the building tips forward, the computer would force the building to ___ in the opposite direction.

A. complete

B. remove

C. shift

D. end

2. This company is in trouble and the latest plan for its_____ has few supporters.

A. salvation

B. protection

C. preservation

D. defense

3. It is said in the job ad that those whoapply for the vacancy should have___ in at least two languages.

A. efficiency

B. proficiency

C. experience

D. practice

4. Don’t rely on the information she gave you-- it’s pure ____ on her part.

A. influence

B. consideration

C. assumption

D. domination

5. The power a political party is allowed to exercise should ___ closely to the proportion of votes it receives.

A correspond B. conform C. adhere D. submit

IV.

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1. We may therefore _______ an extrovert personality as one whose interests are mainly directed outwards to the external environment rather than inwards to the thoughts and feelings of the self.

2.To recognize them is to recognize that social labels are basically _____ and misleading.

3. Your performance is generally assumed to ______ the knowledge you have acquired and will retain.

4. Oddly enough, the men whom he _______ did not resent it.

5.Carnegie considered that the distribution of wealth for the benefit of society must never be in the form of free charity but _______ must be as a support to the community’s responsibility for its own people.

Unit 12

II

1. It’s really good _______ ( relax ) after a hard day at work..

2.A particularly _______ ( argument ) section of the committee kept raising objections to the proposal.

3.Economic theory would predict that a fall in the price of a commodity would lead to an incease in __________ ( consume )

4.She has a quiet, __________ ( contemplate ) nature.

5.It is _________ ( encourage ) that so many young players are coming into the team.

IV.

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ill at ease shut down on average dedicate to

carry on compare

1.In order to change _______ towards employing women, the government is bringing in new laws.

2.Our teacher is very ________; she does n’t mind if we turn up late.

3.He is working very hard at the moment, so he tends to ______ at the weekend.

4.Johnson had never been to a big party before and he was ________.

5. Lilly ____to be thrilled with her new life but I know she misses her old friends. Unit 13

II.

1. Her natural good sense was improved by the _____ ( peruse ) of the best books.

2. Efforts to reach the injured men have been _______ ( intense ) because of a sudden deterioration of weather conditions.

3. I knew he deserved to be punished but making him stay in every night for a year is a little ________ ( excess ).

4. Theories of the origin of life are partly ________ ( speculate ) , since there is no little direct evidence a available.

5. This is a book that contains an _________ ( abundant ) of valuable information. IV.

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Focus fend

1. You must try to ________ your mind on work and study.

2. If you were asked to list people who are generally admired by society, who somehow seem bigger than life, you might ______ an entirely different list.

3. Heroes and heroines are men women recognized for shaping our nations _______ and development as well as the lives of those who admire them.

4.The most serious _______ to European unity is the tendency of some states to pursue their own national interest.

5. The Chinese team _______ to win the championship --- they played much better than any of the other teams.

Unit 14

II.

1.Scottish names are common in Africa because of the _________ ( emigrate ) of many people from Scotland in the 19th century.

2. Some widely ________ ( exaggerate ) claims have been made about this so-called “wonder-drug”.

3.The parliamentary system has prove highly _______ ( adpt ) to changing circumstances.

4.His sudden _______ ( convert ) to that movement may make the voters suspicious.

5.The town’s ________ ( rosper ) comes from the textile industry.

IV

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1. In the 1039s the Bauhaus school tended to ________ the scientific and technological approach to art.

2.He was much _________ on account of his wide reading and brilliant conversational powers.

3.The police were instructed to ________ the demonstration against the government.

4.It is a robust little car that will _________ a lot of rough handling.

5 We had to eat instant noodles for supper because we _________ rice.

Unit 15

1. This is a health-insure program that will guarantee ________ ( afford ) high

quality medical care to all people.

2. They had to provide a __________ ( relieve ) bus because there were no many passengers.

3. An anxious mother cannot avoid passing on her _______ ( agitate ) to her naughty boy.

4. The Japanese alphabet is based on a _______ ( simplify ) version of the Chinese one.

5. The report found no evidence that the confusion was obtained by ___ ( extort ). IV.

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draw upon consultation

1. Sand had ______ at the mouth of the river and formed a bank which boats could not pass.

2. The _________ of her argument was that all company interference in employees was wrong.

3. We are grateful for the benefits that nature has _________ us.

4. The Department of Education promised __________ with teachers before changing the school calendar.

5. His technique is to ________ his staff rather than threaten them.

Unit 16

II.

1. Freud’s approach to the analysis of dreams is highly _______ ( compel ).

2. We have yet to hear any ______ ( acknowledge ) from them that a problem actually exists.

3. The survey showed that women paid at lower rates than men had less chance of _______ ( promote ).

4. There was no hope of a _______ ( reconcile ) between the families.

5. After weeks of discussion the two sides have reached a ________ ( mutual ) acceptable settlement.

IV.

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1. For your own safety, try to follow these basic _______ when out in a boat.

2. The young army officer was _______ to the rank of captain.

3. Although they are prepared to be ______ with each other, neither is willing to make the first move.

4. More and more teenagers are caught in a _______ of drug addiction and crime.

5. I have no intention of looking for Mike, but by the time I was passing that street it really seemed that there was nothing else in the world that was _____doing.