英语视听说读写教程第三册第一单元复习资料U

1.Fuelscarcitiesandpriceincreases_automobiledesignerstodevelopcompletelynewlinesofsmallcarsandtrucks.A)promptedB)persuadedC)imposedD)enlightened,Directions:ForeachsentencetherearefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).ChoosetheONEanswerthatbestcompletesthesentence.,Book3Unit1TestYourself-MultipleChoice,A)prompted,下一页,Back,2.Ashewastheonlypersonwhohasthekey,Simonfelthimself_suspicion.A)underB)inC)beyondD)upon,3.Itwassuchagrandviewthatit_strongemotioninussight-seers.A)rousedB)roseC)aroseD)aroused,TestYourself-MultipleChoice,D)aroused,下一页,上一页,Back,A)under,4.Itwas_ofyounottoplaythepianowhileIwashavingasleep.A)considerateB)carefulC)consideringD)considerable,A)considerate,TestYourself-MultipleChoice,5.Someoftheold_aboutthespaceagearecomingtrue.A)fantasiesB)delusionsC)nightmaresD)impressions,下一页,上一页,A)fantasies,Back,7.Reading_themindonlywithmaterialsofknowledge;itisthinkingthatmakeswhatwereadours.A)rectifiesB)prolongsC)minimizesD)furnishes,6.Alotofoldbuildingsinthetownwereruinedduringtheearthquake,buttheywerebeautifully_soonbythelocalpeople.A)recoveredB)restoredC)resumedD)returned,TestYourself-MultipleChoice,下一页,上一页,B)restored,D)furnishes,Back,8.Whilethedevelopmentofthesuburbshascreatedproblems,ithasalsoprovided_modernhousingformillionsofpeople.A)excessiveB)immenseC)memorableD)substantial,9.Sheworkedhardathertaskbeforeshefeltsurethattheresultswould_herlongeffort.A)justifyB)testifyC)rectifyD)verify,TestYourself-MultipleChoice,下一页,上一页,A)justify,D)substantial,Back,11.Iwill_mylawyertowriteouttheagreement.A)informB)notifyC)announceD)report,10.Hungercouldbehisonlyforkillingalivingthing.A)sensationB)causeC)purposeD)motive,TestYourself-MultipleChoice,下一页,上一页,D)motive,B)notify,Back,12.Abenefitperformanceisaperformanceforwhichacharitableorganizationhasboughtoutatadiscountedpriceand_fundsbysellingticketsatafullprice.A)furnishesB)raisesC)accumulatesD)contributes,13.Althoughthesepeopleknewthattheirbosswasinadifficultsituation,theywerestill_him.A)stickingtoB)stickingwithC)stickingonD)stickingby,TestYourself-MultipleChoice,下一页,上一页,B)raises,D)stickingby,Back,15.Thecomingoftherailwaysinthe1830s_oursocietyandeconomy.A)transferredB)transformedC)transmittedD)transported,14.Thesecretagentconcealedhisrealmission,somanylocalpeoplewere_intothinkingthathewasagoodperson.A)betrayedB)drivenC)deceivedD)convinced,TestYourself-MultipleChoice,下一页,上一页,C)deceived,B)transformed,Back,17.TheFrenchpianistwhohadbeenpraisedveryhighly_tobeagreatdisappointment.A)turnedupB)turnedoutC)turnedinD)turneddown,16.Oneday,youwillhaveto_thisfoolishbehavior.A)payB)payforC)paybackD)payoff,TestYourself-MultipleChoice,下一页,上一页,B)payfor,B)turnedout,Back,18.Hehasneverdonethistypeofworkbefore;Iamnotsurehowhewillfit_withit.A)inB)onC)intoD)up,19.Shecutherhairshortandtriedto_herselfasaman.A)decorateB)disguiseC)fabricateD)fake,TestYourself-MultipleChoice,下一页,上一页,A)in,B)disguise,Back,21.Atfirst,thespeakerwasreferringtotheproblemofpollutioninthecountry,buthalfwayinherspeech,shesuddenly_toanothersubject.A)committedB)switchedC)favoredD)transmitted,20.Youradvicewouldbe_valuabletohim,whoisatpresentathiswitsend.A)exceedinglyB)excessivelyC)extensivelyD)exclusively,TestYourself-MultipleChoice,下一页,上一页,A)exceedingly,B)switched,Back,23.Wouldntitbewiseto_thepossibilityofrainbeforeplanningthegardenparty?A)checkinB)checkthroughC)checkoutD)checkon,22.Onhearingthebadnews,shesprangup_.A)forastartB)withastartC)atthestartD)fromthestart,TestYourself-MultipleChoice,下一页,上一页,B)withastart,D)checkon,Back,25.Myfatherseemedtobeinno_tolookatmyschoolreport.A)emotionB)moodC)attitudeD)feeling,24.Itwassuchasolemnoccasionthatnotevenachild_asound.A)deliveredB)utteredC)voicedD)spoke,TestYourself-MultipleChoice,下一页,上一页,B)uttered,B)mood,Back,27.Thenaughtyboy_inhisshoeswhenhesawthecaneinhisfathershand.A)shiveredB)trembledC)frightenedD)feared,26.Hisface_withpainwhenbadlyhurtbytheshopkeeper.A)contractedB)wastwistedC)wastwinkledD)twisted,TestYourself-MultipleChoice,下一页,上一页,B)wastwisted,A)shivered,Back,29.TheolderNewEnglandvillageshavechangedrelativelylittle_agasstationortwoinrecentdecades.A)exceptforB)inadditiontoC)exceptD)besides,28.Thestudentscouldnt_whattheteacherwastryingtoexplain.A)gripB)seizeC)graspD)