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Is it possible that people of the world today could agree upon a single international language that everyone would be able to speak and understand?
In the UN, there are five (1) languages English, Chinese, (2), French and Spanish. How about (3) one of them into an international language? (4) has been worked on for this (5), A basic word list of 850 English words (6) Basic English was made. These are the only (7) in the entire (全部的) list: “come, go, give, keep ,let, do, put, make, say, be, seem may, will, have, send”. Writing in Basic English may (8) you to use a greater number of (9) as in having to say“ it came to my (10)” instead of “I hear” but you can still (11) anything you want to with just 850 (12) words and a few suffixes and prefixes(后缀和前缀). This is a much smaller (13) of words to have to (14) than the ordinary number (15) to the students of a foreign (16).
But people have always had a (17) to do more than simply “tell it (18) it is ”. Language is for reporting (19) one’s work, For this, a language needs idioms, needs (20) of grammar and style that reflect (反映) its (21) and development just as a (22) needs eyebrows (眉毛) Is there some special reason (23) our lips should be a different colour from the (24) of our face? Perhaps not, but this is how people real people are. For communication between people, languages in all diversity (多样化) will (25) to reflect the growth and soul of the societies that speak them.
| 1. | A. common | B. usual | C. working | D. ordinary |
| 2. | A. Japanese | B. Russian | C. German | D. Latin |
| 3. | A. making | B. translating | C. putting | D. building |
| 4. | A. Spanish | B. French | C. Chinese | D. English |
| 5. | A. programme | B. result | C. reason | D. purpose |
| 6. | A. formed | B. named | C. used | D. pronounced |
| 7. | A. words | B. expressions | C. verbs | D. nouns |
| 8. | A. promise | B. advise | C. need | D. teach |
| 9. | A. words | B. sentences | C. reach | D. nouns |
| 10. | A. place | B. mouth | C. reach | D. ears |
| 11. | A. say | B. speak | C. tell | D. talk |
| 12. | A. same | B. different | C. old | D. new |
| 13. | A. number | B. list | C. dictionary | D. cost |
| 14. | A. choose | B. do | C. write | D. learn |
| 15. | A. supplied | B. offered | C. taken | D. moved |
| 16. | A. city | B. country | C. need | D. language |
| 17. | A. question | B. plan | C. need | D. wish |
| 18. | A. if | B. as | C. when | D. so that |
| 19. | A. all | B. only | C. not only | D. simply |
| 20. | A. none of | B. little of | C. a kind | D. all kinds |
| 21. | A. history | B. difference | C. spellings | D. difficulty |
| 22. | A. man | B. woman | C. person | D. body |
| 23. | A. while | B. just as | C. why | D. how |
| 24. | A. rest | B. other | C. colour | D. whole |
| 25. | A. fight | B. manage | C. decide | D. remain |
答案：C;B;A;D;D;B;C;C;A;D;A;B;A;D;B;D;C;B;C;D;A;C;C;A;D
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