西南科大网络英语A2-习题集(含答案)

《英语A2》课程习题集西南科技大学成人、网络教育学院版权所有习题【说明】：本课程《英语A2》（编号为01003）共有单选题,写作题,英语完形填空,英语阅读理解,汉译英等多种试题类型，其中，本习题集中有[汉译英,写作题]等试题类型未进入。

一、单选题1. Some of us with you.A. agreeB. has agreedC. agreesD. is agreeing2.Years ago we didn’t know this, but recent science that people who don’t sleep well soon get ill.A. showedB. has shownC. will showD. is showing3.I’m sorry that I you had been there already.A. won’t knowB. didn’t knowC. don’t knowD. haven’t known4. ----- I think the movie is really exciting and touching.-----A. So am I.B. So do IC. Neither do ID. The same to you5. The Anti-Japanese War in 1937 and it eight years.A. break out; lastB. was broken out; lastedC. broke out; lastD. broke out; lasted6. A number of paintings in the castle are believed in a fire.A. being destroyedB. having been destroyedC. to be destroyedD. to having been destroyed7. Some customers complain that it usually so long to get refund for the inferior goods they bought.A. takesB. costsC. spendsD. spares8. Robert is said abroad, but I don’t know what country he studied in.A. to have studiedB. to studyC. to be studyingD. to have been studying9. ----- Do you think living in the countryside has more advantages?-----A. Yes, perfectly.B. Well, it depends.C. Yes, it is.D. Nothing at all10.We’re leaving at six o’clock, and hope most of the journey by lunch time.A. to doB. to have doneC. to makeD. to have made11. They always kept on good with their next-door neighbors for the children’s sake.A. friendshipB. relationsC. relativesD. terms12.You can’t help commercials; every few minutes the program is interrupted to give you one advertisement or another.A. to hearB. to be heardC. hearingD. with hearing13. You aren’t using this typewriter ________ ?A. are youB. do youC. will youD. have you14. A party is the ________ activity I want to take part in.A. justB. goodC. mostD. very15. If you refuse to go to the party, ________.A. so would sheB. so does sheC. so will sheD. neither will she16. Some of the water wasted by them.A. wasB. wereC. areD. being17.They on the program for almost one week before I joined them, and now we on it as no good result have come out so far.A. had been working; are still workingB. had worked; were still workingC. have been working; have workedD. have worked; are still working18. It hard when I left the house.A. is rainingB. rainsC. was rainingD. will rain19. ----- Which one do you prefer, the window seat or the aisle seat?-----A. I prefer a window seat.B. I like neither.C. Both will doD. I don’t know20.you there before?.A. Have; beenB. Have; goneC. Have; been toD. Have; gone to21. The meeting next week is sure to be a great success.A. to take placeB. to be taken placeC. to have taken placeD. being taken palace22. If the boy had the dog alone it wouldn’t have bi tten him.A. setB. madeC. hadD. left23. ------ You’ve won the basketball game. Congratulations!------ .A. Oh, not really.B. No one else could do itC. Thank you. We’re really lucky.D. It’s good of you to say so24. The study of the wild world may help to make the world easier .A. understoodB. to be understoodC. to understandD. understand25. There was a good of the countryside from the front of the bus.A. sightB. viewC. sceneD. scenery26.My transistor radio isn’t w orking. It .A. need repairingB. needs to repairC. needs repairingD. need to be repaired27. You should go to the grand opening ceremony, ________ ?A. aren’t youB. shouldn’t youC. wouldn’t youD.don’t you28. The President ________ went to see the flood-stricken areas.A. himselfB. didC. is saidD. has29. ________ that we went outing.A. The weather so fineB. So fine the weather isC. So the weather was fineD. So fine was the weather30. Little he French.A. does, knowsB. does, knowC. did, knowD. did, knew31. ----- What would you do if it tomorrow?----- We have to carry it on, since we’ve got everything ready.A. rainB. is rainingC. will rainD. rains32. Tim a great number of different places in Australia.A. already has visitedB. has already visitedC. has visited alreadyD. has ever visited33. ----- Have you ever been to the Great Wall in Beijing?-----A. Yes, I amB. No, I don’tC. No, I’ve never been thereD. Certainly, I went there.34. Tom his lessons from seven to eight last night.A. was doingB. had doneC. were takenD. had been taken35. As a result of my laziness, I failed my work in time.A. and finishedB. to finishC. and finishingD. to finished36. Jack is good, kind, hard-working and intelligent. , I can’t speak too highly of him.A. As a resultB. By the wayC. In any caseD. In a word37. When are they in their plan?A. handB. handedC. to handD. give38. ----- Excuse me, Sir. Could you hold the suitcase for me?----- .A. It’s a pleasureB. My pleasureC. I couldD. With pleasure39. Who will you get the project for usA. designB. to designC. designedD. designing40. I think we should let Maria go camping with her boyfriend. , she’s a big girl now.A. After allB. Above allC. First of allD. For all41. It is no use me not to worry.A. you tellB. your tellingC. for you to have toldD. having told42. Everything seems all right, ________ ?A. doesn’t itB. won’t itC. hasn’t itD. don’t they43. The sun is ________ far away from the earth.A. muchB. veryC. farD. so44. There ________ more than 300,000 kinds of plants on the earth.A. isB. are existingC. existsD. exist45. A lot of time been spend doing the experiment.A. haveB. hasC. isD. are46. The coffee is wonderful！It doesn’t taste like anything I before.A. was havingB. haveC. have ever hadD. had ever had47. Up to now I very successful.A. am notB. haven’t beenC. was notD. were not48. ----- What is your major, Jack?-----A. I study very hard.B. I’m learning course.C. I major EnglishD. I’m majoring in computer science49. He thin. What’s happened to him?A. was gettingB. is gettingC. will gettingD. had been got50. I am sorry written you a letter at the time.A. to have notB. to not haveC. not to haveD. not having51. Stressful environments lead to unhealthy behaviors such as poor eating habits, whichincrease the risk of heart disease.A. in turnB. in returnC. by chanceD. by turn52. ----- Mom, I’m very sorry for having broken the plate.----- Oh, boy,A. it doesn’t matterB. no problemC. that’s rightD. thank you53. It is said in Australia there is more land than the government know .A. it what to do withB. what to do it withC. what to do with itD. to do what with it54. If you ever have the to go abroad to work, you should take it.A. possibilityB. offerC. luckD. chance55. He is very busy his papers. He is far too busy callers.A. to write; to receiveB. writing; to receiveC. writing; receivingD. to write; for receiving56.Today’s weather isn’t as cold as it was yesterday ________ ?A. was itB. w asn’t itC. is itD. isn’t it57. Silver is ________ the best conductor.A. evenB. moreC. veryD. by far58. I finally got the job I dreamed about. Never in my life ________ so excited.A. did I feelB. I feltC. I had feltD. had I felt59.joyful he was to meet his father again!A. WhatB. How aC. HowD. What60. By the time Jane gets home, her aunt for London to attend a meeting.A. will haveB. leavesC. will have leftD. left61. The wheat cut three days ago.A. wereB. has beenC. hadD. was62. ----- You look tried. What’s the matter?-----A. It doesn’t matterB. Oh, my head aches badly.C. It is not the matterD. Don’t worry63. I my homework now.A. finishB. finishedC. have finishedD. had finished64. Will you lend him a magazine ?A. to be readB. for readingC. to readD. he read65. With more forests being destroyed, huge quantities of good earth each year.A. is washing awayB. are being washed awayC. are washing awayD. is being washed away66. When we hurried to the station, there happened no bus at that time.A. to haveB. to beC. havingD. being67. ----- It’s really nice of you to give me a hand in time!-----A. Thank youB. No, no.C. With pleasure.D. It’s my pleasure.68. We are not allowed outdoor with some other children.A. playingB. to be playingC. to playD. be playing69. The man told his girl friend he would wait for her where the three roads .A. linkB. connectC. meetD. combine70. The suspect at last admitted stolen goods but denied them.A. receiving; sellingB. to receive; to sellC. to receiving; to sellingD. to have received; to have sold71. They found a pile of gold at the entrance. There was ________ more inside the cave.A. yetB. stillC. manyD. lot of72. ----- Hello, this is David speaking. Is Michael there?----- .A. Hold on. I’ll get himB. No, he isn’tC. Yes, I am DavidD. Yes, What do you want?73.an English teacher, I find useful to learn to type.A. As; thatB. To; itC. To be; itD. As; it74. We have two seats for 8:30 flight to New York tomorrow.A. boughtB. soldC. bookedD. ordered75. He could do nothing but for the bus .A. wait; to comeB. wait; comeC. waiting; comingD. waited; came二、英语完形填空76. However important we may regard school life to be, it cannot be denied that children spend more time at home than in the classroom. ( 1 ), the great influence of parents cannot be ( 2 ) or disregarded by the teacher. They can become ( 3 ) supporters of the school personnel or they can consciously or unconsciously interfere ( 4 ) the goals of the programs. Teachers have been aware ( 5 ) the need for the newer methods used in schools. Many principals have ( 6 ) classes showing such matters ( 7 ) the reading, writing, and mathematics programs.Moreover, the classroom teacher, with the permission of the principal, can also play an important ( 8 ) in helping parents. The many interviews carried ( 9 ) during the year as ( 10 ) as new ways of reporting pupils' progress, can significantly aid ( 11 ) achieving a good inter- reaction between school and ( 12 ).Too often, however, teachers' meeting ( 13 ) parents are ( 14 ) to unimportant accounts of children's bad acts, complaints ( 15 ) laziness and poor work habits, suggestions for punishments and rewards at home.( 16 ) is needed is a more creative way in which the teacher, as a professional adviser, plants ideas in ( 17 ) minds for the best use of the many hours that the child ( 18 ) out of the classroom.In this way, the school and the home join ( 19 ) in bringing ( 20 ) the fullest development of youngsters' abilities.1. A. Moreover B. But C. Therefore D. Yet2. A. found B. acquired C. ignored D. forgot3. A. weak B. poor C. strong D. rich4. A. for B. with C. by D. from5. A. of B. for C. about D. through6. A. directed B. made C. formed D. represented7. A. like B. of C. as D. in8. A. role B. hand C. action D. effect9. A. away B. on C. about D. off10. A. far B. good C. long D. well11. A. by B. in C. with D. for12. A. principals B. teachers C. houses D. parents13. A. for B. to C. with D. in14. A. held B. called C. devoted D. attended15. A. with B. about C. againstD. at16. A. That B. Which C. What D. Where17. A. teachers' B. parents' C. mothers' D. fathers'18. A. lives B. keeps C. spends D. takes19. A. battles B. forces C. Issues D. persons20. A. back B. down C. over D. about77.The thing I like most about living on a farm is the change of ( 1 ), spring, summer, autumn and winter. You can see them ( 2 ) come and go and each one is ( 3 ) different. In the city you can't ( 4 )——you can buy ( 5 ) flowers in winter and eat the ( 6 ) vegetables all the year ( 7 ). Here in the country you ( 8 ) eat things at ( 9 ) times of the ( 10 )—— for example strawberries in June and turnips in winter. You live ( 11 ) the seasons.( 12 ) we make most of our food ——we make butter and cheese, we ( 13 ) our own vegetables and ( 14 ) our own bread. We never eat ( 15 ) or tinned food. Everything is ( 16 ) so it must be better for your health. City people may think we ( 17 ) a lot of good things ( 18 ) modern life, but in my ( 19 ) they miss a lot more than we do——they miss ( 20 ) life.1. A. climate B. weather C. seasons D. times2. A. both B. all C. everyone D. whole3. A. completely B. fully C. perfectly D. little4. A. understand B. realize C. know D. tell5. A. natural B. native C. normalD. summer6. A. various B. different C. same D. like7. A. off B. out C. round D. about8. A. only B. just C. simply D. purely9. A. several B. certain C. reliable D. definite10. A. season B. year C. month D. period11. A. by B. beside C. along D. with12. A. Also B. But C. However D. Still13. A. farm B. grow C. keep D. raise14. A. produce B. burn C. bake D. cook15. A. freeze B. freezing C. froze D. frozen16. A. pure B. rare C. fresh D. new17. A. miss B. lose C. leave D. skip18. A. from B. about C. with D. behind19. A. opinion B. though C. idea D. mind20. A. genuine B. sound C. actual D. real78. Building a house costs quite a lot of money. ( 1 ) you plan to build a house. Your first step will be to find a right piece of land. Your ( 2 ) will depend on many different things. You will probably try to find a sunny place, with ( 3 ) surroundings near shops and bus stops, not too far from your friends and the ( 4 ) where you work.Next you will find an excellent ( 5 ),and together with the builder you will work out a plan. Then the builder will draw the plan. It will ( 6 ) the number of rooms, their position and size, and other ( 7 ) which must be noticed, ( 8 ) windows, doors, and electric outlets. The ( 9 ) will work out how much money is ( 10 ) to build your house. He will work out the ( 11 ) of wood, bricks, the glass, and ( 12 ) else that must be used in building the house. Later on, when he stars to build, this estimate must be corrected and revised(修改).His estimate is based on existing ( 13 ),but prices of such things may ( 14 ). And many other things may happen between the time when he ( 15 ) the estimate and the time when he builds the house.When the builder gives his estimate, you may wish to ( 16 ) your plan. (You may also wish to change your builder, if his estimate is too ( 17 )!) You may find that some of the features (特色)you wanted at first ( 18 ) too much, or that you can spend a little more and ( 19 ) something to your plan. The builder’s estima te depends on the plan, ( 20 ) the final plan depends on the builder’s estimate.1. A. Think B. Expect C. Suppose D. Decide2. A. land B. choice C. house D. step3. A. happy B. pleasant C. lonely D. pleased4. A. school B. factoryC. college D. place5. A. builder B. workerC. engineer D. father6. A. show B. give C. tell D. appear7. A. rooms B. parts C. windows D. doors8. A. such as B. for example C. that D. like9. A. owner B. builderC. yourself D. worker10. A. cost B. price C. neededD. earned11. A. cost B. money C. price D. dollars12. A. something B. nothing C. everything D. other things13. A. things B. plan C. goods D. price14. A. rise B. reduce C. increase D. change15. A. makes B. does C. gives D. writes16. A. give up B. turn off C. changeD. put off17. A. low B. high C. fine D. cheap18. A. cost B. pay C. spend D. takes19. A. reduce B. place C. add D. lay20. A. and B. so C. but D. then79. If you think you are sick, you are sick no matter what anyone else says. On the other hand, if you have belief in your ( 1 ), and if he tells you that you’re going to feel better, you ( 2 ) will.Take the case of Mrs. Brown for example. She was ( 3 ) to get to sleep at night. She lacked energy and was too ( 4 ) during the day even for the simple thing that she used to ( 5 ).Occasional headaches, which were becoming more frequent (频繁的), ( 6 ) reading or watching TV. The more she thought about her condition, ( 7 ) she felt. ( 8 ),she went to see her doctor, ( 9 ) she had known for years. The doctor listened to her complaints and gave her a ( 10 ) thorough examination. Then, he said to her, “There is ( 11 ) seriously wrong with your physical condition, but I ( 12 ) the fact that you don’t feel well . I am going to give you some pills that should ( 13 ). I want you to take one after dinner and ( 14 ) a half hour before going to bed tonight. Call me tomorrow and tell me ( 15 ).”The next morning Mrs. Brown telephoned to say, “Doctor, it’s very nice of you. I had the first ( 16 ) night’s sleep last in two months. in ( 17 ) those pills? ”The doctor said, “It’s an old formula (方子)I ( 18 ) for years, Just ( 19 ) taking them for a week. ” turning to his nurse, he said, “ It’s ( 20 ) what a little soda can do. ”1. A. parent B. doctor C. friend D. teacher2. A. certainly B. really C. immediately D. probably3. A. able B. unable C. going D. about4. A. hungry B. worried C. excited D. tired5. A. refer to B. forget C. enjoy doing D. think of6. A. helped her with B. prevented her fromC. separated her fromD. never kept her from7. A. the worse B. the more C. the better D. the happier8. A. At first B. However C. In spite of this D. At last9. A. whose B. whom C. that D. which10. A. fairly B. special C. few D. little11. A. everything B. anything C. nothing D. something12. A. remember B. wonder C. receive D. accept13. A. do B. help C. use D. take14. A. another B. other C. one D. others15. A. what you want B. what you mean C. what to do D. how you feel16. A. bad B. good C. strange D. short17. A. What else is B. Is there anything C. What’s left D. What on earth is18. A. want to keep B. will look C. have used D. have written19. A. keep on B. give up C. remember D. start20. A. necessary B. wonderful C. important D. harmful80.Most Americans don’t like to get advice from members of their family. ( 1 ) they need advice, they don’t usually ask people they( 2 ). ( 3 ), many Americans write letters to newspapers and magazines which give advice ( 4 ) many different ( 5 ), ( 6 ) family problems, the use of language, health, cooking, child ( 7 ),clothes, and how to buy a house ( 8 ) a car.Most newspapers regularly print letters from readers with problems. Along with the letters there are answers ( 9 ) by people who are ( 10 ) to know how to solve such problems. Some of these writers are doctors, ( 11 ) are lawyers or educators. But two of the ( 12 ) famous writers of advice are women without special training for this kind of work.. One of them ( 13 ) letters addressed to “ Dear Baby. ” The other is addressed as “ Dear Ann Landers. ” Experience is their preparation for ( 14 ) advice.There is one writer who has not lived long ( 15 ) to have much experience. She is a girl ( 16 ) Angel Cavaliere, ( 17 ) started writing advice for newspaper readers ( 18 ) the age of ten. Her advice to young readers now ( 19 ) regularly in the Philadelphia Bulletin in a ( 20 ) called Dear Angel.1. A. While B. When C. As D.For2. A. want B. know C. do D. need3. A. Instead B. But C. Instead of D. Though4. A. of B. to C. on D. upon5. A. ideas B. lessons C. views D. subjects6. A. but B. except C. beside D. including7. A. attend B. care C. nurse D. serve8. A. or B. and C. but D. with9. A. called B. named C. sent D. written10. A. wanted B. wished C. admired D. considered11. A. other B. others C. another D. the other12. A. most B. very C. well D. greatly13. A. replies B. answers C. says D. tell14. A. answering B. telling C. asking D. giving15. A. enough B. time C. much D. before16. A. is B. asked C. named D. pointed17. A. she B. that C. who D. whom18. A. when B. as C. while D. at19. A. turns B. announces C. writes D. comes20. A. magazine B. newspaper C. column D. title三、英语阅读理解81. Snowflakes seem like w hite stars falling from the sky. But they don’t always look white. Sometimes they appear to have other colors. Some are red, green, yellow, or black. There have been snowflakes of almost every shape. Think how it would seem to have these coming down all ar ound you. Wouldn’t they look pretty?Black snow came down in France one year. Another year gray snow fell in Japan. It was found that such snow was mixed with ashes. This made it seem dark. Red snow has come down in other countries. When this happened, it was mixed with red dust. That’s why it looked different. Most snow looks white, but it is really the color of ice. It is ice that comes from snow clouds. Each snowflake begins with a small drop of water. More water forms around this drop. The way the water freezes gives the snowflake its shape.No two snowflakes are ever just the same size or shape. All start out flat and have six sides. Some snowflakes are broken when they hit the ground. Others melt as they fall. When air is cold and dry, the falling snowflakes are small and hard. If the air is wet and warmer, the snowflakes are big and soft.Would you be surprised to see snowflakes as big as your head falling from the sky? It happened once in our country. It could occur again.1. Snowflakes are ________according to the writer.A. white starsB. whiteC. of all shapesD. pretty2. Snowflakes come in different shapes as ________ different.A. the ways they form areB. the speed they fall isC. the weather isD. the ways the water freezes are3. According to the passage, if the snowflakes are hard and small, the weather should be ________.A. cold and wetB. dry and wetC. wet and warmD. cold and dry4. We can infer from the last paragraph that very large snowflakes _________.A. occur regularlyB. will occur regularlyC. occur once a yearD. doesn’t often occur5. To snowflakes, which of the following statements is true?A. Color snowflakes look so because they are mixed with dust of different colors.B. Most snowflakes look white, and it is the color of ice.C. Probably there are two snowflakes of the same size and shape.D. Most snowflakes are made from water and dust.82. A hobby is something you do just for fun. It could be painting pictures, watching birds, or reading. Some people collect, or save things. These things could be new. But they might be old.Many beautiful things were made long ago.Where do people get the things that they collect? At the beach many people pick up pretty shells to save. They find them near the sea. Some people pick up things from the street. They find things in the garbage. Others save things they get from their families or friends. Still others buy things to collect.Why do people collect things? First it can be fun. People really like the things they save. Also, you and a friend may collect the same thing. Then it’s some thing you can do together. But some people like to do it alone. To them, a hobby is something you do by yourself.People also learn from their hobbies. You might have many pictures of kings. If you wanted to know more about them, you could go to the library and get a book. Then you could read about them. You would find out such things as when and where they lived.Saving things gives people something to do. Both children and older people like to have hobbies. Some people no longer work. So they collect things to keep busy. Hobbies fill many people’s days with hours of fun.1. A hobby is not something that .A. you enjoy doingB. you do in your spare timeC. you can learn something fromD. you do to make money2. A hobby can hardly be .A. creating thingsB. collecting thingsC. saving thingsD. selling things3. People can collect thins .A. near the seashoreB. from the streetC. in the garbageD. almost everywhere4. The most instructive meaning of collecting things is .A. to have funB. to follow the fashionC. to learn some thingD. To kill time5. Which of the following statements is not true .A. Whoever you are, you can find your hobbies.B. People can’t collect things until they no longer work.C. People of all age can enjoy their hobbies.D. People can have a lot of fun through their hobbies.83. In the night sky you might see a big white ball. This is the moon. The moon moves around the earth. It does this one time about every 291/2 days. It is smaller than the stars. But it looks bigger. That’s because it is closer to us than the stars.Sometimes the moon looks like a ball of light. Other times it looks only part of a ball. But it is really alway s the same. The moon’s light comes from the sun. Sometimes one part is lighted. Other times another part is lighted. We see only the part of the moon that is lighted.The moon has no air, no wind, and no water. So nothing can live there. There are no plants or animals. It is made up mostly of rock. There are big holes all over the moon. Sometimes you can see dark places on the moon. It is really these holes that you are seeing.Let’s say you were standing on the moon and you looked up. The sky would be blac k. It always looks like night. And the stars in it are always out. In the day the rocks on the moon get very hot. At night they are colder than any place on the earth.People have always liked to look at the moon. In it they have seen many things. Some think they see people. Others see animals. One person might see a frog or a cat. Another might see a rabbit. Look up at the moon tonight. What do you see?1. According to the passage we know that the moon .A. is bigger than the stars, but looks smallerB. looks smaller because it is closer to us than the starsC. is smaller than the stars, but looks biggerD. looks bigger because it is farther to us than the stars2. Which of the following statements is NOT true according to the passage .A. The light from the sun sometimes lights only one part of the moon.B. People could see dark holes al over the moon.C. Nothing could live on the noon except animals because it is made up of rock.D. No life could be seen on the moon without air and water on it.3. From the passage we can infer that .A. the difference between day temperature and night temperature on the moon is very bigB. people could not stand on the moon because it is very hot in the dayC. people could not stand on the moon because it is too cold at nightD. it’s impossible for people to live on the moon because there is no food there4. The author implies that the reason why people like to look at the moon is that .A. they believe there are really people on the moonB. they think some animals are living on the moonC. they care for the frogs, cats and rabbits on the moonD. the moon can give them many imaginations5. The purpose of the writer in writing this passage is to .A. tell us something about the moonB. require us to distinguish the moon and the starsC. emphasize the importance of the moonD. state the relationship between people and the moon84. During one summer not long ago, Americans in the Southwest were without rain for many days. The sun burned up crops. Animals went hungry on the dry land. At last, clouds appeared in the sky and sent down rain.How do such clouds form? The sun, the earth, and the air all play a part. The changes that take place before clouds can form do not always happen quickly. First, the earth is heated by the sun. This causes tiny drops of water in oceans and rivers to rise and mix with air. As the wet air rises higher, it cools off, making clouds.What causes these clouds to become rain? The tiny drops of water inside the clouds become。