听两篇短文,选择与内容相符的选项,听两遍。

Passage A

15. The two jars were different in       .

A. size                    B. weight                      C. price

 16. The white jar was        .

A.  cheaper than the black one

B.  much more expensive than the black one

C.  as dear as the black one

 17. The salesman was       .

A. clever                      B. honest                   C. not honest

 18. The blind man told the black jar from the white one by feeling      .

A. the size                 B. the temperature            C. the colour

Passage B

 19. Thomas Edison wore many caps during his life and the most important one was    .

A.  a work cap     B. his thinking cap    C. the cap of a famous university

 20. Edison saved his mother’s life because       .

A.  he found a big mirror and gave it to the doctor

B.  he helped the doctor to operate on his mother

C.  he made the room bright enough and the doctor could operate

 21. Edison’s cap      .

A.  kept his head warm   B. made lots of inventions   C. made great trains

 22. “To put on one’s thinking cap” means       .

A.  to put on a real cap when a person begins to think

B.  to put on a cap which can make you think

C.  to use one’s head to think hard

(B)

On American highways you often see big buses of the same size, shape and colour, with the picture of a running dog painted on each side. They are the well-known Greyhound buses, Greyhound being the name of the company which owns these long-distance buses.

When the summer holidays came near, I asked my American friends what was the best way to travel within the United States. They recommended(建议) Greyhound and explained to me the reason.

To fly, of course, is the fastest way, but one can't see anything during a flight except the blue sky and white clouds. So it is not very interesting to one who wants to see the country. Besides, airfare is very expensive.

To travel by train is comfortable, because passengers can walk and buy food and drinks on a train. They can also see cities and the countryside through the windows. But not many passenger trains are running. As a result, they don't leave or arrive at a place every day and don't go to many cities.

To travel by Greyhound, my friends told me, is easy, cheap and convenient, though not so fast as travelling by plane or so comfortable as by train. You can find Greyhound buses almost in every city, big or small. Moreover, they leave or arrive at a city several times a day, and that makes travel arrangement (安排) easy.

I took their advice. Finally, I got to the east coast with the interesting experience of travelling across the United States by bus.

6. What kind of buses are the Greyhound buses?

A. Buses running in the cities.

B. Buses running between cities.

C. Buses running only on highways.

D. Buses running between countries.

7. According to this passage, it is not the best way for the writer to travel by plane because ________.

A. one can see the sky and the clouds

B. airfare is very expensive

C. it is not very interesting

D. both B and C

8. What does the word "convenient" mean?

A. 高速 B. 舒适 C. 安全 D. 方便

9. What makes the writer think to travel by Greyhound is the best way?

A. It is as fast as by air.

B. It is as comfortable as by train.

C. It is safe.

D. it makes the travel plan easy.

10. Which of the following is the best title of this passage?

A. Something Important in Travelling.

B. Buses in the USA.

C. Travelling America by Greyhound.

D. By plane, by train or by bus?

(A)

Mr Baker worked in a small town. Two weeks ago, his friends found a job for him in New York. So he and his wife were going to move to a building in the city. Mr Baker wanted to live in a room on the first floor because hecould go for a walk by the beautiful garden after supper. But his wife hoped to live on the second floor.

"There's enough sunshine, I think. And we can see the flowers in the garden by the window." said the woman. Mr Baker thought she was right and agreed with her.

It was Saturday. All their friends came to help them. After carrying the things, they were all tired, but Mrs Baker got nice food ready. They ate, drank a lot. After the dinner, they held a party. They sang and danced until it was quite late in the night.

Suddenly the telephone rang. Mrs Baker went to answer it. Then she said to her husband proudly,"Luckily you've listened to me! The men downstairs complained(抱怨) on the telephone that they couldn't fall asleep. "

1. Mr and Mrs Baker moved to the building because ________.

A. New York is a big city

B. they like to live there

C. Mr Baker found work in New York

D. Mr Baker lost his work in the town

2. Mrs Baker wanted to live on the second floor because________.

A. it was dirty on the first floor

B. she didn't like walking after supper

C. there was much noise on the first floor

D. she liked the sunshine and the flowers

3. Mrs Baker got nice food ready because __________.

A. their friends helped them to move to the building

B. their friends were very hungry

C. she was a good cook

D. it was her birthday that day

4. That night the Bakers and their friends were all________.

A. lucky B. happy C. sorry D. sad

5. The men downstairs couldn't fall asleep because________.

A. they weren't tired at all

B. they didn't feel well

C. they didn't know what happened upstairs

D. the men upstairs made a lot of noise

 0  237291  237299  237305  237309  237315  237317  237321  237327  237329  237335  237341  237345  237347  237351  237357  237359  237365  237369  237371  237375  237377  237381  237383  237385  237386  237387  237389  237390  237391  237393  237395  237399  237401  237405  237407  237411  237417  237419  237425  237429  237431  237435  237441  237447  237449  237455  237459  237461  237467  237471  237477  237485  447348 

违法和不良信息举报电话:027-86699610 举报邮箱:58377363@163.com

精英家教网