题目内容

What he impressed ____ me most is that he will never blame his failure _______ others.

A．with ; to          B．about; on          C．on ; on           D．on ; to

 

【答案】

C

【解析】

试题分析：

句意：最令他印象深刻的是，他从来不将他的失败归咎于别人。impress on sb给某人留下印象，固定短语

blame sth on sb因为某事而责怪某人。故选C

考点：固定词组用法

点评：本题中重点注意blame一词的用法，高二英语必修5中着重要求掌握。

blame sb for sth 因某事而责备某人

sb be to blame for sth 某人因某事而被责备（主动表被动）

 

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a friend who lives in a different country.
     When planning to get together with friends,Julian said,"If I want to go and see a movie with a few
friends,I usually send them text messages.By telephone,you have to call every single friend one by one.
But text messaging allows you to send the same message to as many people as you'd like,which saves
a lot of time."
    Email,IM,and other lowcost methods of communication also help people keep longdistance friendships
in ways they couldn't have even a few years ago.
    Mike told us,"I had this friend when I was 8 or 9,and then she moved away to the country.We
promised to stay friends and to send letters,and at the start we did.Then the letters got fewer and fewer
and we at last stopped writing to each other.I think if we had had email,we would still be in touch."
     James found out about cost the hard way.He said,"I called my friend in New Zealand,which is
halfway around the world,and it cost me over $200!So now I just stay up  late to see if I can catch him
on MSN or I write an email."
     Email,IM,and other lowcost ways of keeping in touch also allow people to develop brief
acquaintances (与人相识) into longlasting friendships.Andrea told us,"I met this really cool girl.We
sometimes email each other.We've been in touch over half a year and it's nice to talk to her."
1.What is this passage mainly about?
A. Technology has improved greatly.
B. Technology can help our social lives.
C. Technology keeps faraway friends close.
D. Text messages bring advantages to our life.
2. How does Julian usually get in touch with a group of friends?
A. By emailing them.
B. By chatting with them on MSN.
C. By sending them text messages.
D. By giving them a phone call.
3. In Mike's opinion,he lost touch with his friend mainly because________.
A. they lost interest in keeping in touch
B. their friendship was not strong enough
C. they were too busy to write to each other
D. they couldn't use email to keep in touch then
4. What does James most probably think of calling his friend in New Zealand?
A. Convenient. 
B. Costly.  
C. Difficult.  
D. Necessary.
5. The writer uses Andrea's story to show that________.
A. everyone can make good use of technology
B. longlasting friendships can be gained anywhere
C. there are many kinds of ways of keeping in touch
D. it is easier to make new friends than before due to technology  
阅读理解。
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be served by appren tices (学徒) from Fifteen, the London restaurant Oliver founded to help train young people
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