大一综合英语期末填空选择练习

(1) Fill in the blank in each sentence with a word or phrase taken from the box in its appropriated form.dilemma pandemonium collapsed facade dread feverishly automatically staple hybrid tilt to a degree1.She was in a _as to whether to marry Paul,who was poor but smart,or Charles,who was rich but ugly.2. Isabel appeared to be momentarily over by the heat and _into the nearest chair.3. There was a sheer_in the dance hall when someone shouted “Fire!”.4. _he sets to work,and by the end of the day he had composed the whole concerto.5.Although they put up a _of honesty,I knew that they were involved in various criminal activities.6.He always _asking them for their rent money because he knew it would end in an argument.7.At first, you may find it difficult to follow the procedure,but soon you ll be doing it _.8.Potatoes,broccli,cabbages are the _ winter vegetables in the northern part of the country.9.It can be said that the Internet is a _ system of art and technology.10.The table top suddenly _ and all the plates and glasses crashed onto the floor.11.Goldings novels is _ experimental in style. 1.Dilemma:a situation in which one has to make a difficult choice. 2.collapsed 3.pandemonium:a state of wild and noisy disorder4. feverishly:excitedly5. facade(注：c下有个撇哈。）6. dreaded :fear7. automatically8. staple:chief;principal9. hybrid:consisting of or coming from a mixture of two or more things.10. tilted:cause to slope11.to a degree:有点(2)Fill in the blanks with the appropriate forms of the given words.1. The spacecraft_through the atmosphere at a speed of 17,000mph.(descent)2. Frogs can search for food underwater,_ from birds of gray.(hide)3. The committee has made four specific _ of the governments transportation policy.(critical)4. The country is trying to move from a centrally planned _ to one basically geared to the needs of the market.(economic)5.We are looking for an experienced journalist to join the news teams.The salary is _.(negotiate)6.The _ of the house was the only thing that made them hesitate about buying it.(remote)7.The men stood in front of the bar _ to the argument that was going on across the road.(indifference)8.The honeymoon period was soon followed by the usual _ with day-to-day reality.(disillusion)9.The collar of his jacket had been _when an extra layer of cloth.(stiff)1. descended 2.hidden 3. criticism 4.economy 5.negotiable 6.remoteness 7.indifferent 8.disillusionment 9.stiffened(3)Choose the word or phrase that can replace the underlined part in each sentence without changing its original meaning.1. Dont let yourself be persuaded into buying things that you dont really want.A. cheated into B.talked into C.made into D.misled into2. There were gasps of amazement when the fireworks started.A.bursts B.hushes C.outbreaks D.sudden and short breaths3. Neva waded into the water and then started swimming across the river.A.plunged into B.dived into C.walked into D.jumped into4. Im awfully sorry to have delayed answering your letter because of pressure work.A. prolonged B.stopped C.postponed D.slowedvt. 使延期，延缓；把放在次要地位；把放在后面 vi. 延缓；延缓发作 5.Far away,but distinct,was the dark shape of a boat.A.blurred(啰嗦） B.vague C.clear D.unambiguous6.I advised that the president should choose a few key issues to concentrate on.（n. （水等的）流出( issue的名词复数 )；出口；放出；（特别重要或大众关注的）问题 ）A.things B.subjects C.questions D.points7.Even the governors most loyal supporters have misgivings about changes to the education system.A.have misjudgement about B.have no ideas aboutC.have misinterpretation about D.are not sure about8.She was not given to staying out late,so we were very worried about her.A. was not permitted to stay B.was not willing to stayC.was not justified to stay D.didnt usually stay9.Although business is improving ,we cannot afford to be complacent-there is still a lot of hard work to be done.A.satisfied B.proud C.conceited D.big-headed10.He tried to steer the conversation away from such dangerous topics.A. control B.start C.carry on D.hold 11.Jerking her coat from the hook,she rushed out of the door.A. Taking B.pulling C.grabbing D.Catching12.The horse relaxed,and the rider slacked the rein.A.tightened B.united C.fastened D.loosened13.Impossibly high expectations of the new regime have left many voters disillusioned.A.disappointed B.depressed C.cold D.behind14.Poor Donaldson had no head for business,and it was not long before he