1 My camera can be

1 My camera can be ________ to take pictures in cloudy or sunny conditions.a、treatedb、adoptedc、adjustedd、cured我的照相机能适应好天气和坏天气A：treated 表示对待B：adopted 表示采纳C：adjusted 表示调节、适应D：cured 表示治疗2 The old generation always ________ on some of the ideas of the young.A. disapprovedB. objectedC. frownedD. criticized3 She described ________ the plot of the film she had seen the day before.A. in detailB. in fashionC. in advanceD. in common4 Residents of Hawaii have the longest life ________ of 77.2 years.A. spanB. scaleC. rankD. scope5 This hotel ________ $60 for a single room with a bath.A. demandsB. chargesC. pricesD. claims6 You are so kind a person. I really appreciate _______.A. youB. for your helpC. what you have done for meD. all of you7 The old factory was sold and turned into a hospital.A. consequentlyB. frequentlyC. constantlyD. subsequently8 The night before the woman had a heart attack she was complaining indigestion.A. forB. onC. atD. about9 His for France increased her sense of frustration.A. departB. departureC. departmentD. depicture10 Even when temptation is all around, he clings to his principles of conduct anyway, without .A. decreasingB. decreaseC. increaseD. increasing11 He has become alone since his wife passed away.A. used to liveB. accustomed to livingC. accustomed to liveD. accused to living12 She is a language master who can always express her ideas with .A. decisionB. deductionC. precisionD. induction13 He made such a ____ contribution to the university that they are naming one of the new buildings after him.A. generousB. minimumC. modestD. genuine13 While admitting that this forecast was ____ uncertain, the scientists warned against treating it as a cry wolf.A. anyhowB. somewhereC. anywayD. somewhat（或多或少）14 The first true piece of sports equipment that man___1____ was the ball.In___2____ Egypt, as everywhere, throwing stones was a ___3____children’s game. But a badly thrown rock could ___4____a child. Looking for something less dangerous to throw, the Egyptians made____5____were probably the first balls.At first,____6____ were made of grass or leaves held together by vines. Later they were made of pieces o f animal skin ____7____together and stuffed with feathers or hay.Even though the Egyptians were warlike, they found time for ____8____games. Before long they had developed a number of ball games, each with its own set of rules. Perhaps they played ball more for instruction than for___9___. Ball playing was thought of mainly as a ___10_____to teach young men the speed and skill they would need for war.答案DMJNFAILCG15 We still have not got the information when they will come back from the birthday party. (inform)16 That painting that we saw at the market yesterday was identified_to the one exhibited at the museum last month, which was painted by the famous painter ten years ago. (identify)17 When the young man asked his pen-friend girl for a photo, she explained her objective and said that they could meet someday in the future if he wished. (object)18 The girl was tall and slim, and her spectacularly golden hair lay back in curls from her small ears, bellowing in the wind. (spectacle)19 The girl’s _nervousness_could be seen clearly on her face when she entered the hall for the interview this morning. (nervous)20 It took Michael several months to adjust ________ his new responsibilities as a husband.A. withB. atC. fromD. to21 My sister is a new driver and she can’t cope ________ driving in heavy traffic.A. atB. fromC. withD. behind22 The film star always seems indifferent ________ public opinions.A. fromB. atC. forD. towards23 It is interesting to reflect how much we judge people by the clothes they wear. Long hair and patched jeans? A student, we say to ourselves instantly, and not living at home either or he would be going about with those holes on his sweater. A graceful lady in a close-fitting dress, carefully cut nails and earrings? Must be a foreigner, we think, English women of that age don’t dress so smartly, and she probably has m oney, too, those shoes weren’t bought in a chain store. And that man walking along the pavement over there? Well-tailored suit, hat just at the right angle---a businessman, of course, and undoubtedly English. Why English? Well, it’s raining, isn’t it? Only an Englishman would carry his treasured umbrella, still perfectly rolled, in the rain.I once read of a journalist who went into an extremely expensive department store dressed in her shabby clothes. She was eyed with suspicion as she examined the goods on display. When she finally decided on a small purchase, she said she had forgotten to bring enough money with her and could she pay by check. The assistant politely told her that check was not accepted for goods of 2 or under. The next day she went back, dressed to kill, smelling of expensive perfume. She selected an even cheaper article, told the same story and her check was accepted without question. It only goes to show how easily we are impressed by clothes. I wonder if Stone Age man selected his woman by the quality of the bearskin she was wearing?Questions 1-5 are based on the passage you have just read.1. Why do we suppose that the “student” in jeans is not living at home? Because his__________.A. clothes are uncared ofB. clothes are badly mendedC. jeans need mendingD. hair needs cutting2. The graceful lady described in the passage appears to be rich because__________.A. her dress fits her perfectlyB. she isn’t dressed like an English womanC. she takes care of her nailsD. her shoes are of good quality3. The writer suggests that Englishmen ___________.A. pay no attention to rainB. never go out without carrying their umbrellaC. take good care of their umbrellasD. are too proud to unroll their umbrellas4. When the journalist was not dressed in smart clothes, the shop assistant_________.A. unwillingly accepted her checkB. said the goods were not for saleC. would only accept cashD. refused to sell her anything5. The second time the journalist visited the store, the thing she bought cost __________.A. just over two poundsB. less than two poundsC. exactly two poundsD. less than she thought24 Colleges offer activities to help students enjoy life at school. These include clubs and organizations. The University of California at San Diego, for example, has about 1,000 clubs. Some are linked to studying like the biology club. Some are just for fun like art or dance clubs. Some are organized by members of ethnic or racial groups like the black students union or the union of Jewish students.Colleges offer sports too, like soccer, baseball and American football. Other activities are linked to interests such as film production or writing for college newspaper.Some students also enjoy private social organizations. Fraternities are for men. Sororities are for women. These groups are known by Greeks words and letters. Young men live in a house or special dorm with other fraternity members. Young women live in a house or special dorm with other sorority members. Fraternity and Sororities hold social events. They also work to earn money to help the local community.Young people in the United States generally describe college as a happy place. They like their courses and they enjoy other activities. Yet some students do not like everything about college. They have problems of accepting new ways of studying and learning.Students at college discover very soon that they must work hard to succeed. This can create problem. Some students may have trouble deciding how much time to spend on their schoolwork. Some students often do not study their work until just before the professor wants it. This can result in a severe lack of sleep.They wish they were still at home. Some do return home. Or they may decide to attend different college.Many old Americans, however, say their college years were the best of their lives. They say college helped them understand people and the world.1. What do various college activities serve?A. To help students enjoy life at school.B. To help students be more independent.C. To help students be strong and independent.D. To help students accept new ways of studying and learning.2. What are the members of a fraternity?A. They are black students.B. They are Jewish students.C. They are film fans.D. They are male students.3. What persons does a sorority comprise?A. Young men.B. Young Jews.C. Young women.D. Young Blacks.4. What letters does a fraternity or a sorority usually use for its names?A. English lettersB. Greek lettersC. Latin lettersD. Hebrew letters5. What will a college student probably do if he is not accustomed to living independently?A. Go back home.B. Jon an ethnic union.C. Live in a special dorm with his fraternity membersD. Live in the local community25 For ________ football players, injuries are an occupational hazard.A. amateurB. dramaticC. additionalD. professional26 She felt offended at my remarks, but it wasn't my _____to hurt her.A. implication B. indication C. intention D. invasion27 A good dictionary can tell the _______distinctions between meanings of synonyms.A. clearB. acuteC. subtleD. sharp28Television sometimes has a negative ______ on children.A. affectB. perfectC. effectD. defect29 The interview ______ in a most friendly atmosphere.A. processedB. précisedC. precededD. proceeded30 It is one of the duties of police to _______ the public order.A. preserveB. conserveC. reserveD. deserve31 We hope to be able to move into our new house at the end of the month, but things did not work as we had expected.A. upB. outC. downD. through32 His family was supportive his being a painter.A. onB. uponC. ofD. up33 Nobody knows how long and how seriously the shakiness in the financial system will ___ down the economyA. putB. settleC. knockD. drag（drag down 这个词组的意思是拖垮向下拖整句话的意思按单词一个一个来翻就是：没有人知道金融体系的不稳定会把经济拖垮多久多严重！句子的主干是the shakiness will _drag__ down the ecoin the financial system 是shakiness的定语how long and how seriously 则是drag down的状语至于knock down 是有降价击倒的意思但这里的语境是拖垮不好的影响所以不适合用knock down）34 The suggestion that the mayor ____ the prizes was accepted by everyone.A. would presentB. ought to presentC. presentsD. present（是suggestion的虚拟语气，同位语从句中用sb (should) do sth）36 Opportunities for rewarding work become fewer for both men and women as they grow older. After age 40, job 1 becomes even more difficult. Our youth--oriented, throw--away culture sees little value in older people. In writer Lilian Hellman's 2 , they have "the wisdom that comes with age that we can't make use of.”Unemployment and economic need for work is high among older women, especially minorities. And many older women earn 3 pay and face a future of poverty in their 4 years. When "sexism meets ageism, poverty is no longer on the doorstep -- it moves in ," according to Tish Sommers, director of a special study on older women for the National Organization for Women.Yet a 1981 report on the White House Conference on Aging 5 that as a group, older Americans are the "wealthiest, best fed, best housed, healthiest, most self--reliant o1der population in our history." This statement is little comfort to those living below the poverty line, but it does explode some of the old traditional 6 and fears. Opportunities for moving in a large company may 7 but many older people begin successful small businesses, volunteer in satisfying activities. They have few ro1e 8 because in previous generations the life 9 was much shorter and expectations of life were fewer. They are plowing new ground.Employers are beginning to recognize that the 10 person can bring a great deal of stability and responsibility to a position. One doesn't lose abi and experience on the eve of one's 65th or 70th birthday any more than one grows up instantly at age 21.答案：AIMDJ FGOHK37When you stay for some time in a foreign country, you learn how to interact with other people, and you learn a considerable amount about life in a foreign culture. (consider)38The young man should have had a promising future, but he made some serious mistakes in his thirties and was arrested. (promise)39It is unfair _ that Mr. Lee was not offered the job he applied for though he got the highest scores in the exam and job interview. (fair)40During the two years of their staying together, the young couple had honestly confronted the weaknesses and strengths of each other’s characters. (strong)。