第二册新视野大学英语课后习题

1.Lawyers()suchhighfees,buttheyneverseemto

beshortofclients.

2.Itisamatterof()thatmalebusinesspeopleusually

wearsuitsonformaloccasion.

3.Thesepeoplearevery(),veryorganizedand

excellenttimemanagers.

4.Juliansayshehopestogetajobandfindaway

to()acollegeeducation.

5.Havingstudiedbusinessatcollegeandknowingtwoforeign

languages,mysecretaryisperfectly()forherjob.

6.Theleadingeconomistsofthecountryhave

been()theinfluenceofthecurrentcrisisuponits

economy.

7.Thegeneralpublicdidnothaveconfidencethatthegovernment

wouldbeableto()thisdifficultjob.

8.Thecompanyis()asurveytofindoutlocal

reactiontotheirrecentlypromotedproduct.

9.Therainwasheavyand()thelandwasflooded,

io.Thediscoveryoftheoilfieldisofgreat()tothe

economyinthisregion.

11.Inthissection,we'llprovidesomeimportanttipsonhowto

better()thetechnologiesavailablefordistance

education.

12.Peoplearefreetoacceptor()whatthe

governmentsaysofthefacts.

13.Thecitysuffered()damageasaresultofthe

recentearthquake,sothegovernmentwouldhavetospendalotof

moneytorebuildit.

14.Becauseofdamagetotheirhomes,manypeoplehadtostayin

()housingforafewmonths.

15.Theargumentwassettledinawaythatwas()to

bothsides.

16.Illnessandagehavechangedtheoncewell-knownactress

beyond().

17.Youcannotcureacommoncold,butyoucan()

thesymptoms.

18.Iwould()itifyoucouldturndownyourradio

alittlebit.

19.Tobehonest,theInternetisn'tmeantforkids,and,

)it'snotatoolfortakingcareofkids.

20.DesksarearrangedinaU-shape,sotheteachercan

()easilywiththestudents.

21.Iwouldliketofindajobina(n)()companyafter

Igraduate.

22.Themothercouldn,thelplaughingatherlittleboy's

()appearance.

23.Thetallman()hisheadsothathecouldenter

theroom.

24.Thoughtheplandidn'tworkwell,he()in

followingit.

25.Shoulditbeafailure,asmanyexpertspredict,itwould

()asoneoftheworstman-madedisasters.

26.Don't()atothersinanysituationnomatterhow

angryyouare.

27.Itisreally()thatshedidn'tgetpromotedjust

becauseofherskincolor!

28.Shewasverygladtoseethe()ofmanyold

friendsatherbirthdayparty.

29.Whyareyou()allthetime?Trytolookhappy.

30.Icannottelltheexactnumber;()100students

willbepresentedwithmedalsasrecognitionoftheirexcellence.

31.Ourparentscouldn'tloveusanymorethantheydo;whatever

theydo,theydoitforour().

32.Jackwasreallydeterminedinhiscareer,andhe()

almosteverythingelseforit.

33.Hearingthe()ofagun,Ijumpedtomyfeetfrom

thechairandcalledthepoliceimmediately.

34.Heneverstopped()knowledgeduringtheyearsin

thesmallmountainvillage.

35.Youcannottake()substanceswithyouwhenyouare

travelingbybus,bytrainorbyair.

36.Wehavetobepatientanddeterminedenoughto()

difficultiesathand.

37.Inthismap,thetownsare()byreddots.

38.Theself-confidentyoungmanbelievedhewouldbeathis

()oneafteranotherandwinthefirstprize.

39.Havingbeen()ofallhisproperty,hewasworth

nothingagain.

40.Theman()havingwitnessedtheaccident

becausehewasafraidofgettinghimselfinvolved.

41.Ifirmlybelievethatthisagreementwillbeforour

()benefit.

42.Peoplehaveboughtthesehousesunderthe()

thattheirvaluewouldjustkeeponrising.

43.Theprojecthasbeen()bythelocalgovernmentfor

lackofpublicresources.

44.Theclerkmusthave()yourname,becausehe

saidyouweren'there.

45.Thespeakersaidsomethingabouttheactorsandthen

()totalkaboutthefilm.

46.Differencesofopinionareoftenthemostdifficultproblemto

().

47.Whenhelookedforajob,Johnstronglyfeltthattherewasa

widespread()againstmenoverforty.

48.Childrenshouldbeencouragedtoreacha(n)()

betweenwhattheywantandwhatotherswant.

49.Thediscoveryseemsto()thatpeoplelivedhere

over10,000yearsago.

50.Thebookwasfirstpublishedin1994andwas()

translatedintofifteenlanguages.

51.Ifyouhavealotofthingstodo,justmakealistand

()theminorderofimportance.

52.Thegovernmentisfacingsevere()foritsslow

responsetothedisaster.

53.Underthecriminallawasuspectistakentobe()

untilheorsheisfoundguilty.

54.Peoplearealways()theUnitedNationsfor

failingtoactsooneraftercrisis,butIthinktheydoagoodjob.

55.Iwishthiscitywoulddosomethingaboutthe()

conditionoftheroads.

56.Shewasashy,()person,neveronetopushherself

forward.

57.Shewas()byillnesstogiveupherstudiesat

college.

58.Ithinksheisright,but()Iamnotcompletelysure.

59.We()thatwewillmeetacertainamountof

resistancetoourplan.

60.Tomakeamanperfectlyhappy,tellhimthatheis(),

ornoble,orwise,orgood.

61.Themanagement()theirworkersfromaccepting

tipsfromcustomers.

62.Thepictureis()totheoneintheMuseumof

ModemArtinNewYork.

63.Ifyouhaveno(),Iwouldliketoaskyourdaughter

tomarryme.

64.Hearinghiscomfortingwords,Ifeltahugewaveof

()insidemeandcouldn'thelpcrying.

65.Aftertheparty,themotherneededsome()tohelp

withthewashing-upinthekitchen.

66.Thefactoryhasnowearnedalargeamountofforeignmoney,

becausetherehasbeenanincreasein()tradeduring

thepastfewyears.

67.Atthepressconferencehe()tocommentonthe

company'sdifficultiesandonlyansweredquestionsabout

successes.

68.Theuniversity()pressuretocloseoneofits

departments.

69.Wedon'tserveanything()Justplain,ordinary

food,.

70.Thankstothegreateffortsmadebythepolice,crimehasbeen

onthe()inthepastfewyears.

71.Iassumethatasmyhusbandhewillbecoveredbymyhealth

()plan.

72.Thepilot,thinkinghisplanewasindanger,()

quickly;hewantedtohavetheplanecheckedatonce.

73.Thisseniorscientistwasknownforhisunfailing()

inhisjob.

74.Therewasno()offoodinthehouse,and

everyonewasfeelingveryhungry.

75.Pleasebecarefulwhenyouaredrinkingcoffeeincaseyou

()thenewcarpet.

76.Theregulationsclearly()thatyoumaynotuse

adictionaryintheexamination.

77.Shecalledherparentsjusttotellthemthatshehadbecome

()tolifeattheuniversity.

78.Afterbeingawayfromhomeforafullweek,themother

()hersonwarmly.

79.Thepeopleinchurch()downandaskedGodtohelp

thepoorpeopleoftheworld.

80.Theeconomic()ofanycommunityisdirectly

dependentuponbusinesstradeandemployment.

81.Afterawhileasanambulancedriver,youget()to

whatyouseeataccidents.

82.Mysoleobjectwastoget()fromthesnow,toget

myselfcoveredandwarm.

83.Ifwetakeallthefactorsintoaccount,hischancesofwinning

theelectionwere().

84.Itwillonly()hispositionifhecontinuestostickto

hisstrangeideas.

85.()thousandsofpeoplewatchedthefootballgame.

86.Themost()changewasinmyyoungerbrother,who

hadgrownguiteabitandwasnowathird-grader.

87.Iamsupposedtoberestingandrelaxing,butitisjustawhole

()ofdifferentthingsthathavehappened.

88.DayandnightMartincouldnot()hismindfrom

thefailurehehadsuffered.

89.Iwouldbe()ifyouwouldmailthispackagefor

me.

90.Theyoungmanwas()onheroinandlosthisjob

andhiswife.

91.Hewasrecently()bytheheadofficetothe

overseassalesdepartment.

92.Noamountofmoneycan()forthelosttime.

93.Amajordisasterwaspreventedbythe()actionof

thefiremen.

94.Beingawell-spokenperson,hehasdeliveredthespeechinan

impressive().

95.Todaythereisagrowing()forwomentomarrylate.

96.Thepollshowsthathispositionwithinthegovernmenthasbeen

gradually().

97.Mikewaslosingthefightbuthewouldnot().

98.Clairelookedattheman'sshoesand()thathe

musthavetakenashortcutacrossthefields.

99.Thecarindustry5sannualproduction()between

5.1millionand7.2millionvehicles.

100.Thedemonstratorsattackedandburnedbuildingsandcars;the

soldiers()byopeningfire.

101.Aftertwodaysofquestioningbythepolice,thecriminalfinally

().

102.Itisaverypopularplay,anditwouldbewiseto()

seatsinadvance.

103.Hewasanenthusiasticamateurwriterformanyyearsbeforehe

turned().

104.Theactor'sperformanceinHamelhasbeen().

105.Whereunemploymentandcrimeratesarehigh,itcanbe

assumedthatthe()isduetotheformer.

106.Agoodphotographcanoften()farmorethan

words.

107.Althoughyouhavegraduatedfromuniversity,abachelor's

degreeinEnglishdoesnot()youtoteachEnglish.

108.Theyounggirlis()inhermannersandshe

alwayseatscakeswithalittlefork.

109.Ihaveapackedtimetablethisweek.Couldyou()

formeatthemeetingattheheadoffice?

no.Thenewprojectisexpectedtostartearlynextyear;ithaswon

the()oftheboard.

111.Inordertowelcomeforeignfriendstotheirschool,thestudents

spentthemorninggettingthewholebuildingcleanand

().

112.Lackingcommunicationswithoutsideareas,someveryold

traditionsstill()inthemountainvillages.

113.Grandpagetsvery()wheneverhetalksaboutthe

warinwhichhefoughtmanyyearsago.

114.She'sreallygoodat()ourteacher'ssouthern

accent.

115.Highercigarettepricesdonotseemto()people

fromsmoking.

116.IgotthisshirtwhenIwasinthestore.Itwasareal

().

117.Withtheirparentsatworkduringtheday,thekidsareleftto

()thestreets.

118.Shedoesnotqualifyasanexpert;shehasonlya(n)

()knowledgeofthelanguage.

119.Jackwasverythoughtful;he()thenewsthathe

hasfailedhisjobinterviewinordernottomakehismothersad.

120.Itiscommonsensethatlightningusually()

thunder.Butcanyoutellmewhichcomesfirst:theflashoflightor

theloudsound?

121.Coolforesightandaquickmindenabledhimto()

swiftlyinanemergency.

122.Youseemawfully()—whydon'tyouhaveadrink

andtrytorelax?

123.Thedoctor()thatheshouldstayafewmoredays

inthehospital.

124.Thecrisishada(n)()effectontheeconomy.

125.Theprogramcanonlybesuccessfulifthestudents()

trainingasimportant.

126.The()wastobelaidmainlyonthetrafficininner

cityareas.

127.Lookingattheoldphotosofhismother()feelings

withinhimthathadbeenquietformanyyears.

128.Thisisanimportantmatter,sowemustgiveit()over

allotherbusiness.

129.She()herbrokenmarriagetoherhusband'sshort

temper.

130.Theactivitiesaredesignedto()classroom

discussion.

131.Heisalwaysreadyto()helptoothers;soheisthe

mostrespectablepersonintheneighborhood.

132.HewasawardedtheNobelPeacePrizeforhis()to

worldpeace.

133.Internetgameshaveprovedvery()withyoung

people.

134.PekingUniversityandTsinghuaUniversityarethetwomost

importanteducational()inChina.

135.Bill()inafour-yearteachertrainingprogram.

136.Withforeignersandtouristscomingfromallovertheworld,

NewYorkisoneofthemostculturally()citiesinthe

world.

137.Bythelate1950s,scientistshadalready()enough

informationtoshowaclearlinkbetweensmokingandcancer.

138.Atinybabysoonlearnsto()itsmother'sface

fromotheradults5faces.

139.How()!Themalestudentwhoseldomattends

classhasgotthehighestmarkthistime.

140.itisveryimportantto()yourspeechtothesubject.

1.petent6.

assessing7.fulfill8.conducting9.consequently10.significance

11.utilize12.reject13.considerable14.temporary15.

acceptable16.recognition17.alleviate18.appreciate19.

mising22.amusing23.lowered

24.persisted25rank26swear27unfair28.presence

29frowning30approximately31sake32sacrificed33crack34

pursuing35explosive36overcome37indicated38opponents

39stripped40denied41mutual42illusion43canceled44

overlooked45proceeded46resolve47prejudice48

compromise49confirm50subsequently51arrange52criticism

53innocent54criticizing55miserable56modest57compelled58

somehow59anticipate60brilliant61.forbid62identical63

objection64warmth65volunteers66overseas67declined

68resisted69fancy70decrease/decline71.insurance72

descended73precision74trace75stain76specify77accustomed

78embraced79knelt80prosperity81hardened82shelter83slim

84weaken85Literally86noticeable87bunch88drag89grateful

90hooked91assigned92compensate93prompt94manner

95tendency96undermined97submit98inferred99fluctuates100

respondedlOlconfessed102reserve103professional104

impressive105latter106convey107qualify108refined109

substitute110approval111tidy112prevail113emotional114

imitating115discourage116bargain117wander118superficial

119concealed120accompanies121react122tense123

recommended124destructive125perceive126emphasis

127stirred128priority129attributed130stimulate131constant

132ambition133consequence134evident135summarize136

welfare137schedule138attaining1391oyal140indispensable

141render142contribution143popular144institutio