成都大学专升本英语完型填空.doc

成都大学专升本英语完型填空Everyone seems to be in favor of progress. But “progress” is a funny word. It doesnt _1_ mean that something has become stronger, wiser or better. It simply means changing it from being one thing to another and sometimes it _2_ out to be worse than before. _3_ medicine, for instance. No one can deny that medical progress has enriched our lives tremendously. Because of medical _4_, we eat better, live easier and are able to take care of ourselves more efficiently. We can cure disease with no more than one injection _5_ a pill. If we have a serious accident, surgeons can put us _6_ together again. If we are born _7_ something defective, they can repair it. They can make us happy, restore our sanity, ease our pain, replace _8_ parts and give us children. They can even bring us back from the dead. These are wonderful achievements, but there is a _9_ we have to pay. 1. A necessarily B nearly C basically D often 2. Acomes B gets C makes D turns 3. ASee B Take C Consider D Look 4. A advantages B advancements C movements D care 5. Aor B and C with D of 6. Aback B up C through D over 7. Aof B from C out D with 8. Atired B weary C worn D fatigued 9. Acost B bill C price D check 10. Aarising B rising C raising D going1-5ADBBA6-10 ADCCB武汉工程大学2007.2011专升本题目The first hundred years after the Civil War saw a succession of obstacles put in the (* 21 *) of the Negroess legal (* 22 *) to vote, and it took several generations for the obstacles to be (* 23 *) away. Even (* 24 *), by 1950 very few southern Negroes were in fact (* 25 *) in any elections. Even when (* 26 *) restrictions were removed they still had to (* 27 *) hostility or threat, (* 28 *) that most of them did not dare to face the unpleasantness that was imposed (* 29 *) them when they went to (* 30 *) or to vote. The federal courts rules (* 31 *) it was an offence against the Constitution to interfere (* 32 *) anybody in the (* 33 *) of his rights to vote, but for a long time it was very difficult to put such rules into force, (* 34 *) the state and local (* 35 *)themselves did not agree with them. Federal agents have been used in the south to (* 36 *) that people are allowed to use their rights, and many (* 37 *) of threat and abuse of (* 38 *) have been punished. Because of the federal activity for (* 39 *) protection, southern Negroes have gained greater self-confidence, and in the 1960s many who previously did not dare to (* 40 *) their rights felt safe enough to register as voters.21. A) obstacleB) troubleC) wayD) difficulty22. A) power B) rightC) strength D) benefit23. A) clearedB) cleaned C) removedD) lifted24. A) if B) though C) this D) so25. A) addressingB) voting C) working D) employed26. A) legalB) professional C) lawfulD) white27. A) dealB) cope C) face D) treat28. A) forB) because C) since D) so29. A) at B) toC) for D) on30. A) support B) appear C) registerD) oppose31. A) whatB) thatC) for D) because32. A) with B) into C) at D) to33. A) exercise B) usage C) applying D) expectation34. A) though B) however C) as D) owing to35. A) sections B) authoritiesC) powers D) departments36. A) certainB) make C) sure D) see37. A) situations B) cases C) conditions D) items38. A) force B) office C) powers D) strength39. A) t