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开放英语3期末考试练习题听力：第三，第五单元听力项目。单选：第6，12，18单元的第二题共45个。.每道题下有A、B、C和D四个选项。根据句子的意思，其中只有一个是正确的。将正确的选项选出。1.ThisisthebestbookIveeverread.A.thatB.whichC.whatD.it2.Ifyouhereyesterdayyouwouldhaveseenthefamousactor.A.wereB.hasbeenC.hadbeenD.wouldbe3.Thenewshetoldmeyesterdayseemed.A.surprisedB.tosurpriseC.surprisingD.surprise4.Hetogomountainclimbingwhenhewasyoung.A.usedtoB.wasusedtoC.isusedtoD.would5.ItwasintheschoolgardenIsawheryesterdayevening.A.whereB.thatC.inwhichD.which6.IwonderifyouhavehadyourcolourTVset.A.repairB.torepairC.repairingD.repaired7.Hegaveuphislifeotherpeoplecouldlive.A.unlessB.aslongasC.soastoD.sothat8.Heearnedmoneybyworkingforthatcompany.A.manyB.agreatdealC.anumberD.alotof9.Neverseensuchawonderfulplay.A.IhadB.haveIC.hadID.Ihave10.Heavoidedusadefiniteanswer.A.togiveB.givingC.givenD.togiving11.Theremanytreesaroundourfactory,butnowtheyaremissing.A.wouldbeB.usedtobeC.wasusedtobeD.isusedtobe12.ThevillageIlivedwhenIwasyounghaschangedalot.A.thatB.whichC.whereD.when13.Waterisaliquidboilingpointis100.A.whoseB.thatC.whichD.that14.Itwasinthisroomthemeetingwasheld.A.whoseB.whichC.inwhichD.that15.Iftherewerenowater,therenolifeontheearth.A.isB.wasC.wereD.wouldbe16.MygrandfatherenjoysPekingOpera.A.listeningB.tolistenC.listeningtoD.tolistento17.theoldmancouldnthearwell,shespokeloudly.A.KnowB.ToknowC.KnowingD.Known18.Sheoftenkeepsusthewashingandcooking.A.fromB.inC.forD.on19.Journalistskeptthepublicaboutworldevents.A.informingB.informedC.informD.toinform20.IfItimelastSunday,Iwouldhavegonetovisityou.A.hadB.wouldhaveC.havehadD.hadhad参考答案：1.A2.C3.C4.A5.B6.D7.D8.D9.B10.B11.B12.C13.A14.D15.D16.C17.C18.A19.B20.D完形填空：见书：201页第三题，307页第3题，每空一分。练习册里的完形题目。阅读理解：阅读理解1课本第58页文章，第145页文章。阅读理解2.每段文章各有5个问题，每题有A、B、C和D四个选项，根据文章内容从中选出最佳答案。Passage1MollyWilsonwasawaitressatahotel.OnemorningshehadtotakeatrayofbreakfasttoawomaninRoom12.ThewomanwasinthebathroomsoMollyputshetrayonatable.Therewasasmallhandbaganeveningbagonthetable.Mollyquicklyopenedthebag.Itwasempty.Sheshutitandturnedtogo.“Thief!Whatareyoudoingatmybag?”avoicecried.Mollylookedround.Thewomanhadbeenwatchingherfromthebathroom.Thepolicewerecalledtothehotel.Everythingseemedclear.ThepoliceofficersreportsaidthatWilsonwascaughtwhileattemptingtostealfromaneveningbag.ThenextdayMollywastakentothecourt.ThewomanfromRoom12wastheretoo,andthejudgequestionedher.Thewomansaid,“Isawthewaitressopeningmybag.Bychance,therewasnothinginsideit.Shethenshutthebagandturnedaway.Mymoneywasinanotherhandbag.”“Didsheattempttostealtheeveningbagitself?”“No,sir.Sheleftitonshetable.Butifmymoneyhadbeeninsideit.”“Thankyou,”thejudgesaid.“Thiscourtmustonlyconsiderthefacts.Theeveningbagwasempty.Nowapersoncannotstealanythingfromanemptybay.Sincestealingfromthatbagwasnotpossible,thenattemptingtostealfromitisalsoimpossible.Thewaitressisnotguiltyofanycrime.Casedismissed.”ThatafternoonMollyWilsonwentbacktoherjobatthehotel.1.MollywasinRoom12because.A.shewasaguestatthehotelB.itwasherroomC.shehadjustbroughtinsomebreakfastD.shewashavingbreakfast2.Therewas/wereonthetablewhenMollyleft.A.abagB.atrayC.abagandtrayD.nothing3.ThewomansawMollythebag.A.stealingB.openingandshuttingC.shuttingD.opening4.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Thewomanhadnomoneyatall.B.Mollystayedinthestationforthreedays.C.Thepolicehappenedtobeatthehotel.D.Accordingtothejudge,noonecanstealanythingfromanemptybag.5.Accordingtothepoliceofficer,Wilson.A.triedtostealB.stolesomemoneyC.didntstealanythingD.wasprettyPassage2TVandnewspaperreporterspeoplewhogoouttofindandreportnewtotherestoftheworldsometimeshaveadangerousjob.ReportersusuallytakecameramenwiththemiftheywanttogetsomefilmofeventsandplaceswhentheyreportliveonTV.LivereportsarethoseinwhichreporterstalktothepersonpresentingthenewsandarefilmedrightatthemomentofspeakingonTV.MarkTailor,andAustralianreporter,gavealivereportonTVnewstheotherdayfromStrakkanjustafterthePresidenthadmadeanannouncementthatparliamenthadbeensuspended.However,shortlybeforegivinghislivereport,hislifehadbeenindanger.Thesituationhadbeenreasonablycalmbuthehadgotcaughtupinsomeuglyscenesandtheincidenthappenedjustoutsidetheparliamentbuilding.Growdsofpeoplehadrushedoutontothestreet,andsomewereforthePresident,andsomewereagainst,.Thecrowdoutsidetheparliamentwasquietandcontrolledatfirst,butthensomeonethrewafirebombandfightingbrokeout.WhenMarkTailorscameramanstartedfilmingpeoplewhowereprotestingapaintthePresident,thecrowdgotangry.Itwouldhavebeenalrightperhapsifthehadntbeeninamongstthecrowdgotangry.Itwouldhavebeenalrightperhapsifhehadntbeeninamongstthecrowd,buttheyattackedhimandbrokehiscamera.MarkTailorhimselfgotintotroublewhenhewenttohelphiscameramanandgotknockedtotheground.Helayverystillbecausehethoughtthecrowdwouldhavekilledhimifhehadtriedtogetup.Fortunatelyforhim,abigpolicemanappearedandthecrowdbackedoff,andheandthecameramanwereabletogetawayunharmed.Ifithadntbeenforthepolicemanjustthen,MarkTailorprobablywouldnthavegivenhisreportanditwouldhavebeenaverydifferentstory.1.Thetextisabout.A.thePresidentsannouncementthattheStrakkanparliamenthadbeensuspended.B.adangerousincidentthathappenedtoaTVnewsreporterC.anexperiencehappenedtoajournalistD.aprotesting,angrycrowdinStrakkan2.MarkTailoris.A.anAmericanreporterB.anEnglandreporterC.anAustralianreporterD.anAustrianreporter3.Theoppositeofa“livereport”is.A.adeadreportB.abadreportC.arecordedreportD.alengthyreport4.“Uglyscenes”suggest.A.dangeroussituationswithangrypeoplefightingB.unpleasantpicturesC.placesthatarenotbeautifultolookatD.placesthatnoonewantstotakeaglanceat5.MarkTailorandthecameramanwereabletogetawayunharmedbecause.A.thecrowd