题目内容

 ---Mum, could you buy me a dress like this?

--Certainly, we can buy _______ one than this, but ________ this.

A.a better; better than

B.a worse; as good as

C.a cheaper; as good as

D.a more important; not as good as

 

【答案】

C

【解析】

试题分析:考查比较级和as+形容词+as的用法,比较级表示两者之间的比较,as+形容词+as表示同级比较,句子意思“我们买一个比这件更便宜的,但是和这件一样好”,所以选C

考点:考查比较级和as+形容词+as的用法

点评:比较级和as+形容词+as是常考内容,比较级表示两者之间的比较,as+形容词+as表示同级比较

 

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阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

Today we had an American family, the Robinsons, for Sunday dinner. Mr. Robinson is my mother’s co-worker.

Mr. and Mrs. Robinson and their two young    came at about 6:00 PM. Mrs. Robinson gave Mum a bunch of fresh flowers,   color,freshness and their good will. Mum did the   

and it was left to ourselves to get to know each other. I soon  on well with the two girls Judy and Annie.

Mrs. Robinson was much    than her husband. There was a moment of embarrassment when Granny asked about her    . Mum was about to apologize      Mrs. Robinson laughed and said it was quite all right and that she had been in    long enough to know it was the Chinese custom. She      told us that she was 32, though her husband was 52.

And of course they entirely    the dinner. Like a perfect Chinese hostess, Mum and especially Granny    stuffing(填) them with food and urging them to eat and to drink, apologizing all the time that it’s a homely meal.   , Mrs. Robinson said to Mum, “In the West any hostess would be proud of such a feast instead of apologizing for it, and we don’t urge the guests to eat or drink.     so many good things before me, I certainly don’t need any urging. The problem is how to prevent    overeating owing to your keeping putting food into my bowl.” We

all    laughter at that.

When they      to leave, they thanked us not only for the excellent dinner, but for giving them such a nice     . Besides, they insisted on giving every one of us a hug and a   , which did embarrass me. But I think Granny was really     when they kissed her.

It’s surprising how a little good will on both sides can   language and cultural barriers.

   A. sons         B. babies           C. daughters            D. friends

   A. bringing     B. taking           C. fetching         D. adding

   A. decoration       B. direction        C. introduction     D. instruction

   A. made         B. went         C. talked               D. got

   A. older            B. younger      C. thinner              D. taller

   A. marriage     B. belief           C. age              D. salary

   A. while            B. when         C. but              D. and

   A. Britain          B. Canada       C. America          D. China

   A. honestly     B. gradually        C. excitedly            D. loudly

   A. prepared     B. tasted           C. enjoyed          D. swallowed

   A. continued        B. remained     C. suggested            D. kept

   A. However      B. Besides      C. Therefore            D. Instead

A. For         B. With         C. Over             D. As

   A. themselves       B. herself          C. ourselves            D. myself

A. broke out       B. gave off     C. burst into           D. set out

   A. came         B. hurried      C. got              D. rose

   A. day          B. time         C. meal             D. gift

   A. smile            B. word         C. kiss             D. hand

   A. touched      B. interested       C. attracted            D. encouraged

   A. change       B. improve      C. damage           D. break

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【小题1】We can infer from the first paragraph that         

A.fathers usually have greater influence on their children
B.it's better for school-aged children to do housework with their mothers
C.few boys would like to do housework
D.children benefit more from doing housework with their fathers
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A.She enjoys a high level of satisfaction at home.
B.She is less likely to develop depression.
C.She will have more free time.
D.She is more likely to gain weight.
【小题3】Men who share housework and childcare        
A.benefit physically more than psychologically
B.will take the place of women
C.are less likely to develop bad habits
D.don’t perform well at work
【小题4】The passage is mainly about       
A.the new pattern of family relations in Europe and the US
B.the benefits of men’s participation in housework and childcare
C.the problems of men’s participation in childcare
D.the important role husbands play in the family

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A.died             B.continued         C.started           D.lasted

2.On the first Mother’s Day after mum died the author realized_______ .

A.mum had been dead for a long time         B.mum had suffered a lot from the illness

C.it was true that mum had been dead         D.it was impossible to depend on mum

3.From the third paragraph we can infer that mum_______ .

A.loved her gladioli and irises                B.showed kindness to all her children

C.taught the children to plant patiently         D.had a good influence on the author

4.At the Mother’s Day party people don’t mention their lost mums only because_______ .

A.they are simply afraid of causing sad feelings

B.they have forgotten their mums completely

C.they don’t love their mums any longer

D.they think their mums have passed away

5.In order to show honor to our mothers and grandmothers we can _____ .

A.spend the Mother’s Day with our children

B.share the stories of them with the children

C.hold the Mother’s Day party every year

D.plant beautiful flowers in the family garden

 

Research by sociologists Scott Coltrance Michele Adams looked at national survey data and found that when men increase their share of housework and childcare, their children are happier, healthier and do better at school.What’s more, when school-aged children do housework with their fathers, they get along better with their peers and have more friends.And they show more positive behaviors than if they do the same work with their mothers.“Because fewer men do housework than women,” said Adams, “when they share the work,it has more influence on children.” Fathers model “co-operative family partnerships”.

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And the benefits for men are even greater.Men who share housework and childcare are healthier--physically and psychologically.They smoke less, drink less, and take recreational drugs less often.They are more likely to stay in shape and more likely to go to doctors for routine screenings, but less likely to use emergency rooms or miss work due to illness.

In both Europe and the United States,Dad is becoming the “fun parent”.He takes the kids to the park and plays soccer with the kids; she stays home.“What a great time we had with Dad!” the kids announce as they burst through the kitchen door to a lunch mum prepared.

1.We can infer from the first paragraph that         

A.fathers usually have greater influence on their children

B.it's better for school-aged children to do housework with their mothers

C.few boys would like to do housework

D.children benefit more from doing housework with their fathers

2.Which of the following is NOT true of a woman whose husband shares housework?

A.She enjoys a high level of satisfaction at home.

B.She is less likely to develop depression.

C.She will have more free time.

D.She is more likely to gain weight.

3.Men who share housework and childcare        

A.benefit physically more than psychologically                

B.will take the place of women

C.are less likely to develop bad habits   

D.don’t perform well at work

4.The passage is mainly about       

A.the new pattern of family relations in Europe and the US

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完形填空(共20小题;每小题1.5分,满分30分)

阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

Today we had an American family, the Robinsons, for Sunday dinner. Mr. Robinson is my mother’s co-worker.

Mr. and Mrs. Robinson and their two young   1. came at about 6:00 PM. Mrs. Robinson gave Mum a bunch of fresh flowers, 2.  color,freshness and their good will. Mum did the  3. 

and it was left to ourselves to get to know each other. I soon 4.  on well with the two girls Judy and Annie.

Mrs. Robinson was much  5.  than her husband. There was a moment of embarrassment when Granny asked about her   6. . Mum was about to apologize   7.   Mrs. Robinson laughed and said it was quite all right and that she had been in   8. long enough to know it was the Chinese custom. She   9.   told us that she was 32, though her husband was 52.

And of course they entirely   10. the dinner. Like a perfect Chinese hostess, Mum and especially Granny  11.  stuffing(填) them with food and urging them to eat and to drink, apologizing all the time that it’s a homely meal. 12.  , Mrs. Robinson said to Mum, “In the West any hostess would be proud of such a feast instead of apologizing for it, and we don’t urge the guests to eat or drink.   13.  so many good things before me, I certainly don’t need any urging. The problem is how to prevent  14.  overeating owing to your keeping putting food into my bowl.” We

all  15.  laughter at that.

When they   16.   to leave, they thanked us not only for the excellent dinner, but for giving them such a nice   17.  . Besides, they insisted on giving every one of us a hug and a  18. , which did embarrass me. But I think Granny was really   19.  when they kissed her.

It’s surprising how a little good will on both sides can  20. language and cultural barriers.

21. A. sons         B. babies           C. daughters            D. friends

22. A. bringing     B. taking           C. fetching         D. adding

23. A. decoration       B. direction        C. introduction     D. instruction

24. A. made         B. went         C. talked               D. got

25. A. older            B. younger      C. thinner              D. taller

26. A. marriage     B. belief           C. age              D. salary

27. A. while            B. when         C. but              D. and

28. A. Britain          B. Canada       C. America          D. China

29. A. honestly     B. gradually        C. excitedly            D. loudly

30. A. prepared     B. tasted           C. enjoyed          D. swallowed

31. A. continued        B. remained     C. suggested            D. kept

32. A. However      B. Besides      C. Therefore            D. Instead

33.A. For           B. With         C. Over             D. As

34. A. themselves       B. herself          C. ourselves            D. myself

35.A. broke out     B. gave off     C. burst into           D. set out

36. A. came         B. hurried      C. got              D. rose

37. A. day          B. time         C. meal             D. gift

38. A. smile            B. word         C. kiss             D. hand

39. A. touched      B. interested       C. attracted            D. encouraged

40. A. change       B. improve      C. damage           D. break

 

 

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