2010职称培训练习题24-28、57、58.

1、Lesson 24 The Moon-Riddle from the Past 1 Rock and soil samples and in formati on of many other kinds have become in rece nt years A acco un table B con siderable C available D possible 2 Many feltthe astro nauts could bring back to earth some stra nge in fectio n A it was a cha nee that B there was

2、 a cha nee that C it is a cha nee that D there is a cha nee that 3 Like the earth,the moon is in, with a crust on the outside and a deep mantle below A liars B layers C lava D lead 4 It has the same chemical elementshave the earth and the rest of the solar system but in very different. A that, amoun

3、ts B which, nu mbers C as, amounts D that, nu mbers 5 The surface itself ran ges from heat of 230F to cold of290F, depe nding upon where the sun is A plus B minus C major D minor 6 The moon was born someplace else in the solar system and the nby the earth s gravity A capta ined B capitalized C captu

4、red D capped 7 all we have lear ned from space flights ,the moon is still a riddle from the dista nee past A Despite of B Despited C In spite D In spite of 答案:1C 2B 3B 4C 5 B 6 C 7 D Lesson 25 The Delight of Books 1 Booksto mankindmemory is to the in dividual. A are, what B is, which C were, who D a

5、re, that 2 Theythe history of our race. A content B con tact C con tai n D container 3 They cha nge hours ofinto mome nts of delight. A weary B wear C weariless D weari ness 4 He every ni ght dreamt he was a prince and lived in a. A place B palace C plain D plate 5 We may tran sport ourselves to mou

6、ntains or the seashore, and visit the most beautiful parts of the earth, without fatigue, inconvenien ce, or. A expend B spend C expense D expe nsive 6 Many of those who have, as we say, allthis world can give, have yet told us they owed much of their purest happ in ess to books. A have, what B had,

7、 which C has, that D had, that 7 He found her sitting in an oriel windowPlato s beautiful account the death of Socrates. A read, of B read ing, of C readed, for D has read, for 8 If any one would make methe greatest king with palaces and garde ns, con diti on that I should not read books, Inot be th

8、e king. A /, in, would B t o be, on, should C /, on , would D be, by, will 9 Ibe a poor man in a garret with ple nty of books tha n a king who did not love read ing. A would like to B would C would rather D had better 10 Books en dow usa whole en cha nted palace of thought. A with B for C in D by 11

9、 Withoutfrom our firesides we may roam to the most remote regi ons of the earth. A stirred B stirri ng C stari ng D stared 12 We walk, in imagination, with the noblest spirits, through the most sublime and regi ons. A en cha nted B en cha nting C en cha nt D en cha ntme nt 13 Science, art, literatur

10、e, philosophy-all areup for us in the world of books. A gather B garn ered C garde n D garde ner 答案:1A 2 C 3D 4 B 5C 6 D 7B 8 C 9 C 10 A 11B 12 B 13 B Lesson 26 The Magic of En ergy 1. Ifto defi ne it, we d probably respmednWghike A asked B ask ing C ask D be asked 2. One of the most fasc in at ing

11、things aboutability to cha nge from one form to ano ther. A is its B it its is C it is its D its it is 3. This prin ciple of cha nge is what keeps everyth ingin this world. A to go B to going C goi ng D to going 4. When you pop awaffle into the toaster, electrical en ergy turns into heat en ergy. A

12、froze n B freeze C freez ing D frugal 5. Thus, en ergy readily cha ngesfrom one form to ano ther. A back and forth B back to forth C back to back D black and forth 6. Without light en ergy thereno life. A would be B is C are D will be 7. Your heartbeat, a baseballthrough the air, the wateronto a wat

13、erwheel, theup of a rock with a crowbarall are mecha ni cal en ergy, of course, was ano ther form of en ergy earlier. A speedi ng, falli ng, prying, which B speed, fall, pry, that C speedi ng, falli ng, prying, that 8. Electrical en ergy usually has to be cha nges to ano ther form before it actually

14、 does A what we want it B what we want it to do C which we want D which we want it to do 9. These fuelsheat whe n they bur n. A give up B give in C give off D give out 10. Man uses the en ergy for everyth ingflying to the moon toabout it A from, thi nking B from, thi nk C that, thi nk D that, thi nk

15、i ng 11. These names come from the factthe source of energy is the nucleus, or core, of the atom. A which B that C what D what 12. Energy the kind of magic we can t live. A without B with it C within D without it 答案:1 A 2 C 3 C 4 A 5 A 6 A 7 A 8 B 9 C 10 A 11 B 12 A Lesson 27 A Han dful of History 1

16、 The most in teresti ng things are theand face cards. A suites B suits C sweets D sorts 2 Withimag in ati on, you can see the han die and the blade. A few B a few C little D a little 3 The club looks a little like a three-leafdesig n. A cover B clover C color D colu mn 4 These man made themselves fa

17、moustheir courage and bravery A at B in C for D with 5 A “ suit ” of a playingicanot a thing. A to be worn B to be weari ng C to be wore D weari ng 6 At first it stoodthe rich traders whoand sold such gems. A by, look for B for, found C in, find D for, foun ded 7 Julius Caesar, is the King of Diam o

18、n ds. A by the way B on the way C in a way D in no way 8 He probably n ever thought that hea place in play ing cards. A has B had C would have D will have 9 The Joker of the card deck sometimes becomes more powerful tha n card. A ano ther B the other C others D any other 10 The n ext time you do a c

19、ard trick-remember that you arehistory. A played with B playi ng with C playi ng on D played by 答案:1B 2D 3B 4C 5A 6B 7A 8 C 9 D 10B Lesson 28 That “Other Woman” in My Life 1 After2 2 years of marriage, I ve discovered the secret oflove andalive in my relatio nship with my wife. A keep ing, in timacy

20、 B keep, in timacy C keep ing, in timate D keep, imitat ing 2 The other woma n my wife wasme to date is my mother, a 72-year-old widow who has livedsince my father died 20 years ago. A en courage, l on ely B en courag ing, alone C en couraged, alone 3 But with the dema nds of my job and three kids,

21、I n eversee ing her much beyond family get-togethers and holidays. A got off to B got around to C got away D got round 4 she did n t like the restaura nt I chose? A If B What C If what D What if 5 Whe n Iher driveway, she was wait ing by the door with her coat. A pull in to, on B pulled out of, off

22、C pulled in to, on D pulli ng in to, on 6 They can t wait toour evening. A hear B liste n C hear about D heari ng about 7 My mothermy arm, half out affect ion and half to help herthe restaura nt steps. A touched, n egotiate B attached, to n egotiate C clutched, n egotiate D fetch, go through 8 Halfw

23、ay through- the en trees, I gla need up and saw Mom look ing at me, a smile on her lips. A recited, wishful B recit ing, wistful C recited, wrist D recit ing, wicked 9 From caregiver to, fromto caregiver, our relati on ship had. A cari ng-for, cari ng-for, came full circle B cared-for, cared-for, co

24、me half circle C cared-for, cared-for, come full circle 10 “I ll go out with you again,” my mother said as I dropped her,“But you let me buy the dinner n ext time. ” A out, only if B off, if only C in, if only D off, only if 11 Sometimes wea movie, but mostly we talk. A take up B take out C take in

25、D take off 12 I tell her about myat wok and brag about the kids and Peggy. A trials B traits C tria ngle D tribe 13 time with my mother has taught me the importa nee of A Spend, slow ing dow n B Spent, slow dow n C Spending, slow ing dow n 答案:1A 2B 3B 4D 5 C 6 C 7 C 8 B 9 C 10 D 11 C 12A 13 C Less o

26、n 57 Liste ning Faults 1. Yet it has bee n proved that most of us are guiltyone to nine bad liste ning faults. A from of B of from C in from D from in 2. But appare ntly the words hadright off her ears. A bi nd B bound C bounded D bouneed 3. There are about nine ways of liste ning that net usbut tro

27、uble. A any thi ng B someth ing C nothing D one thing 4. Un less you are very unu sual in deed, says Dr. Nichols, you mustguilty to several of the following bad listening habits. A please B plead C pleasure D plus 5. Without warni ng, they have take nyour mind en tirely. A place B over C off D dow n

28、 6. So what to do to keep daydream fromin? A filteri ng B filli ng C filled D feeli ng 7. Anyone who refuses too often to listen to the other side of a question risks beco ming. A broad-min ded B n arrow-mi nded C min dful D strong-min ded 8. You prete ndclose atte nti on, but you are thinking somet

29、hi ng else. A givi ng B to givi ng C to be givi ng D to be give n 9. Your eyes give you, if your absent-minded answerdon t. A up B in C away D off 10. If you let the words en ter your mind, you may be surprised to discover that they make A sense B sen sible C sen sitive D sen sati on 11. But while y

30、ou are busyfacts A, B, and C in your mi nd, you are los ing out facts D and E. A to pla nt B pla nti ng C pla nt D to pla nting fully on listening. 12. You are un able A to con tribute B to concen trate C to con clude D to concern 13. Where no te-tak ing is necessary-and you may be surprised to find

31、 outit isn t itu concen trate fully on listening-try to jot dow n on ly a memory-jogg ing word or two. A how much B how ofte n C how many D how old 14. You become so concerned with the way the speaker looks or how he talks he says fails to pen etrate. A so, what B that, which C so, that D that, what

32、 15. Your father s voice must competeyour favorite song on the radio your atte ntio n. A for, for B for, with C with, for D with, of 16. And you can t really blame your father for. A irritate B being irritat ing C irritati ng D being irritated 17. Once we learn what they are and how to fight them, w

33、e are well on our way to wasteful liste ning habit. 石油系统职称英语复习题 大庆石油学院外语学院 安丽娜A get rid of答案：1B 11B B rid of C gett ing rid of D be got rid of 9C 10C 2D 3C 4B 5B 6A 7B 8C 12B 13B 14D 15C 16D 17C Lesson 58 You Are What You Think 1. Do you see the glass as half full half-empty? A. rather tha n B. othe

34、r tha n C. as D. i nstead 2. Pessimism leads, to hopeless ness, sick ness and failure A. by con tact C. by con trary B. by con trast D. by compare 3. If we could teach people to thi nk more positively, says psychologist Craig A. An ders on of Rice Un iversity in Houst on, it would be like them against these mental ills. A. including B. calculating C. inoculating D. circulat ing 4. In part, thats because optimists and pessimist