3.None of us expected the chairman to ______ at the party.We thought he was still in hospital.( )
A. | turn on | B. | turn over | C. | turn up | D. | turn down |
2.After the Yushu earthquake,to make sure that rescue work could be carried out as smoothly as possible,Premier Wen Jiabao _______ his visit to Brunei.( )
A. | put away | B. | put off | C. | put up | D. | put down |
1.When _______ a job,you should highlight your experience and skills.( )
A. | applying to | B. | applied to | C. | applying for | D. | applied for |
18.How far would you walk to learn about something that interested you?When he was young,Jacob Lawrence often walked more than sixty(41)Bfrom his home in the Harlem section of New York City to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.Jacob wanted to be a(n)(42)A,and he believed that studying the famous paintings(43)Cin that museum would help him.
It was 1930,when many people were out of work,money was(44)Dand people suffered a lot.Still the streets were(45)Dwith energy and color.As he walked through Harlem,Jacob looked hard at the people,the churches,and barbershops and so on.He(46)Athose images in his mind,along with the images of paintings he saw in the(47)A.
Jacob came from a poor family.His mother believed there was little chance(48)Cher son could grow up to be a successful painter.She wanted him to aim for something more(49)B.But Jacob's teacher,Alston,in an art program saw that he was talented.Alston(50)Dhim how to use paints to make stage sets.
As time passed,Alston let Jacob rent work space in his own studio. That was an exciting place for a young black man (51)Bto become an artist.Many creative people(52)Cthere to talk about art,literature and history.From their(53)D,Jacob learned that history books often (54)Cthe accomplishments of African Americans.He decided to paint a sel1es of pictures describing the story of a black hero.He (55)AToussaint,who had helped free his people(56)BFrench ruling.
Many people admired Jacob's pictures,but he needed(57)Aadmiration.To help his family,he often had to work at jobs that(58)Dhim away from painting.Then something encouraging happened.An artist named Augusta got Jacob a job.For eighteen months,Jacob was given a(59)Cto paint pictures. For the first time,he felt like a(60)Dartist.
It was 1930,when many people were out of work,money was(44)Dand people suffered a lot.Still the streets were(45)Dwith energy and color.As he walked through Harlem,Jacob looked hard at the people,the churches,and barbershops and so on.He(46)Athose images in his mind,along with the images of paintings he saw in the(47)A.
Jacob came from a poor family.His mother believed there was little chance(48)Cher son could grow up to be a successful painter.She wanted him to aim for something more(49)B.But Jacob's teacher,Alston,in an art program saw that he was talented.Alston(50)Dhim how to use paints to make stage sets.
As time passed,Alston let Jacob rent work space in his own studio. That was an exciting place for a young black man (51)Bto become an artist.Many creative people(52)Cthere to talk about art,literature and history.From their(53)D,Jacob learned that history books often (54)Cthe accomplishments of African Americans.He decided to paint a sel1es of pictures describing the story of a black hero.He (55)AToussaint,who had helped free his people(56)BFrench ruling.
Many people admired Jacob's pictures,but he needed(57)Aadmiration.To help his family,he often had to work at jobs that(58)Dhim away from painting.Then something encouraging happened.An artist named Augusta got Jacob a job.For eighteen months,Jacob was given a(59)Cto paint pictures. For the first time,he felt like a(60)Dartist.
41.A.steps | B.blocks | C.buildings | D.avenues |
42.A.artist | B.tutor | C.scholar | D.official |
43.A.swinging | B.existing | C.hanging | D.twisting |
44.A.blank | B.loose | C.tough | D.tight |
45.A.lined | B.decorated | C.associated | D.filled |
46.A.stored | B.received | C.created | D.remembered |
47.A.museum | B.studio | C.church | D.street |
48.A.whether | B.which | C.that | D.when |
49.A.precious | B.practical | C.standard | D.flexible |
50.A.recommended | B.reminded | C.provided | D.showed |
51.A.hesitating | B.struggling | C.marching | D.participating |
52.A.settled | B.wandered | C.gathered | D.rushed |
53.A.experiences | B.performances | C.accents | D.conversations |
54.A.acknowledged | B.accused | C.ignored | D.witnessed |
55.A.chose | B.accepted | C.counted | D.employed |
56.A.against | B.from | C.for | D.with |
57.A.more than | B.rather than | C.other than | D.less than |
58.A.broke | B.gave | C.permitted | D.took |
59.A.award | B.title | C.salary | D.prize |
60.A.permanent | B.popular | C.positive | D professional |
17.Not a single word ______ when ______ about his family and his experiences in the beginning.( )
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A. | the young man said,asked | B. | did the young man say,asked | ||
C. | the young man said,asking | D. | did the young man say,to ask |