题目内容
2.It was long past noon when he awoke.His valet(男仆)had entered several times on tiptoe into the room to see if he was waking up,and had wondered what made his young master sleep so late.Finally his bell sounded,and Victor came in softly with a cup of tea and a pile of letters on a small tray of old china,and drew back the curtains.'Monsieur has well slept this morning,"he said,smiling.
‘What o'clock is it,Victor?"asked Dorian Gray sleepily.
"One hour and a quarter,Monsieur."
How late it was!He sat up,and having sipped some tea,turned over his letters.One of them was from Lord Henry,and had been brought that morning.He hesitated for a moment,and then put it aside.The others he opened at a random.They contained the usual collection of cards,invitations to dinner,tickets for private views,programmers of charity concerts,and the like that are showered on fashionable young men every morning during the season.There was a rather heavy bill for a silver Louis-XVI toilet-set that he had not yet had the courage to send on to his guardians(监护人),who were extremely old-fashioned people and did not realize that we live in an age when unnecessary things are our only necessities; and there were several very politely worded communications from Jermyn Street money-lenders offering to advance any sum of money at a moment's notice and at the most reasonable rates of interest
After about ten minutes he got up,and passed into the bathroom.The cool water refreshed him after his long sleep.He seemed to have forgotten all that he had gone through.A dim sense of having taken part in some strange tragedy came to him once or twice,but there was the unreality of a dream about it
As soon as he was dressed,he sat down to a light French breakfast It was a nice day.The warm air seemed laden with sweet flavor.A bee flew in,buzzed round and stood before him.He felt perfectly happy.
24.How did Victor feel when he entered Gray's room several times?D
A.Afraid.
B.Nervous
C.Worried
D.Curious.
25.What kind of life did Gray live probably?B
A.A simple life.
B.A wasteful life.
C.A healthy life.
D.A hard life.
26.What might Dorian Gray have gone through the day before?D
A Happy dinners.
B.Charity concerts.
C.Money lending.
D.A strange tragedy.
27.What does the underlined word"laden"in the last paragraph mean?A
A.Filled
B.Burdened.
C.Equipped.
D.Mixed.
分析 这是从《道林格雷的画像》节选的,描述道林格雷了他一觉醒来后,看着手中的信件,心里想着刚刚自己发生的一切,迎着新的一天的太阳,睡过一次好觉后,自己心情好多了…
解答 24.答案D 推理判断题 根据His valet(男仆)had entered several times on tiptoe into the room to see if he waswaking up,and hadwondered what made his young master sleep so late.他的仆人几次踮着脚走进房间,看看他是否醒来,很想知道为什么他的小主人睡得这么晚.可知仆人很是好奇,故答案为D
25.答案 B 推理判断题 根据They contained the usual collection of cards,invitations to dinner,…There was a rather heavy bill for a silver Louis-XVI toilet-set…可以得知里面照例又是一些贺卡吃饭请帖,私人画展的票子,慈善音乐会的节目单,…还有一种费用很大的账单,是用来支付路易十六时代风格的银质雕花梳妆用具的…由此可知,Gray的生活非常奢华,浪费,故答案为B
26.答案 D 细节理解题 根据He seemed to have forgotten all that he had gone through.A dim sense of having taken part insome strange tragedy came to him once or twice他似乎已经忘掉了已经发生的一切,偶尔一两次,他朦胧的觉得自己曾卷入一场莫名其妙的悲剧,不过…由此可知答案选D
27.答案 A 细节理解题 根据 It was a nice day.The warm air seemed laden with sweet flavor.A bee flew in,…天气真好,暖和的空气里似乎芳香四溢,一只蜜蜂飞了进来…由此可以得知laden 的意思是"充满了",故答案为A
点评 本文属于节选并改编于英语原著,有部分高级词汇和复杂表达,里面的细节描写比较多,这就提示我们平时读些英语原著,了解一下原汁原味的英语文章是非常有必要的,可以提供我们的语言素养及语言的理解能力.
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is how to prevent myself overeating."We all (50)Claughter at that.
When they (51)Dto leave,they thanked us not only for the excellent dinner,but for giving them such a nice (52)B. Besides,they insisted on giving every one of us a hug and a kiss,(53)C
did embarrass me. But I think Granny was really (54)A when they kissed her.
It's surprising how a little good will on both sides can (55)D language and cultural barriers.
36.A. sons | B.babies | C. daughters | D. friends |
37.A. bringing | B. taking | C. fetching | D. adding |
38.A. decoration | B. direction | C. introduction | D. reception |
39.A. powerful | B. hopeful | C. speechless | D. endless |
40.A. older | B. younger | C. thinner | D. taller |
41.A. marriage | B. age | C. belief | D. salary |
42.A. while | B. when | C. but | D. and |
43.A. luckily | B. happily | C. long | D. short |
44.A. honestly | B. gradually | C. excitedly | D. loudly |
45.A. prepared | B. tasted | C. enjoyed | D. swallowed |
46.A. continued | B. stopped | C. suggested | D. kept |
47.A. However | B. Besides | C. Therefore | D. Instead |
48.A. Fo | B. With | C. Over | D. As |
49.A. danger | B. pain | C. question | D. problem |
50.A. broke out | B. gave off | C. burst into | D. set out |
51.A. came | B. hurried | C. got | D. rose |
52.A. day | B. time | C. meal | D. gift |
53.A. they | B. it | C. which | D. that |
54.A. touched | B. frightened | C. disappointed | D. encouraged |
55.A. change | B. improve | C. damage | D. break |
A. | in support | B. | out of control | C. | in charge | D. | out of mind |
A. | invite | B. | to invite | C. | inviting | D. | invited |
A. | sending; getting | B. | sending; to get | ||
C. | to send; getting | D. | to send; to get |