西安石油大学英语4题库词汇Unit2.doc

UNIT TWO1. Charlie Chaplin was born in the slums of South London, but in 1913 he left Britain _ good. (4-2A*) A) by B) in C) with D) for2. It wasnt an accident. He did it on _. (4-2A#) A) reason B) determination C) purpose D) intension3. Would you mind paying for the tickets _? (4-2A#) A) in advance B) forwards C) primarily D) now and then4. I have found that the community has _ great changes since I was here last. (4-2A#) A) submitted B) undergone C) sustained D) experimented5. In Britain today women _ 44% of the workforce, and nearly half the mothers with children are in paid work. (4-2A#) A) build up B) stand for C) make up D) conform to6. The _ of a collision between two heavily loadtrucks caused a lot of damage to each. (4-2B#) A) influence B) effect C) impact D) affect7. Petrol is refined from the _ oil we take out of the ground. (4-2A#) A) crude B) freshC) rude D) original8. As all the performers were either related to or known to the audience, each act was greeted with loud and equal _. (4-2A*) A) relief B) applause C) attempt D) implication9. Her husband breathed a sign of _when he learned Mrs. Baroda wanted to have Gouvernail visit them again. (4-2A*) A) release B) relief C) signature D) figure10. The first mobile phones were heavy and _ to use but nowadays they are lighter and easier. (4-2A#) A) coarse B) tender C) faint D) clumsy 11. Those letters are particularly valuable to use because Pliny was clearly aware of the need to _ the temptation to exaggerate and to describe objectively what he had experienced. (4-2A *) A) insist B) inspect C) resist D) persist12. His expenses do not _to his income. (4-2A#) A) relate B) require C) correspond D) concern13. You mustnt use such _language when talking to innocent young girls.(4-2A#) A) coast B) coarse C) cause D) console14. The beggar was dressed in _. (4-2A#) A) rags B) raps C) laps D) lags15. Selling hamburgers for a living! He has_ in the world, hasnt it? (4-2A#) A) cut down B) gone down C) come down D) taken down 16. That building is a _ to those who were killed in the war. (4-2A#) A) rumor B) comedy C) memorial D) scout17. The two cars were broken to pieces in_. (4-2A#) A) collision B) penetration C) fight D) plunge18. Women in that country are _against the restrictions on job opportunities. (4-2A#) A) refreshing B) penetrating C) revolting D) sparking19. You say the bridge is safe, I shall take care _. (4-2A#) A) all the way B) all in all C) all alone D) all the same20. While he speaks, he must be making eye_ with the other person. (4-2A#) A) touch B) feel C) contact D) glimpse 21. I dont like the _ play which is on at the theatre this week. It isnt funny at all (4-2A#) A) tragic B) comic C) magic D) fabric22. The speakers aim is to _ the reformers into action. (4-2A#) A) spark B) execute C) declare D) betray23. These leaders were very _ of their power, and did what they could to shut women out of politics. (4-2B*) A) jealous B) angry C) keen D) abuse24. The government has _ a new plan to build more houses. (4-2B#) A) launched B) landed C). run D) committed25. The minister was forced to resign after a _ involing him and another ministers wife_ . (4-2B#) A) riot B) scandal C) opponent D) refugee27. He announced to the media that he was going to run _ mayor. (4-2B#) A) out B) down C) for D) off 28. Ill accept any job _ I dont have to get up early. (4-2B#) A) lest B) though C) in case D) as long as 29. Are you joking or in_ ? (4-2B#) A) trust B) real C) earnest D) faith 30. Simply going for a walk can relax the mind and _ the spirit and it will make you fitter, too. (4-2B*) A) revise B) reverse C) refrain D) refresh31. Trade union delegates remained silent during the short debate but _ solidly behind the leadership. (4-2B*) A) rioted B) voted C) witnessed D) roused32. The