英语试题一、单选1. Tanya’s little sister ______ the new book tightly

英语试题
一、单选
1. Tanya’s little sister ______ the new book tightly with both hands and said “I love stories.”
A. insisted
B. grasped
C. achieved
2. Old-fashioned telephones have round dials, but ______ ones have buttons.
A. helpless
B. modern
C. Insulting
3. I would like to (identify) the beautiful flowers in my neighbor’s garden. In other words, I would like to
A. find out what kind of flowers they are.
B. plant the flowers.
C. take the flowers.
4. We (furnished) the house with stuff we had bought at auction sales.
A. painted
B. repaired
C. built
D. provided
5. My wife and I cannot come to an ______ about whether to spend the holidays with her parents or mine.
A. agreement
B. experience
C. event
6. There’s an unusual (twist) to the plot at the end of the book.
A. change
B. stop
C. result
D. event
7. If a company (produces) candy, that means it
A. buys candy and then sells it to people.
B. makes the candy.
C. wraps the candy for the candy maker.
8. (Tension) is:
A. rest
B. happiness
C. a nervous feeling
9. Because she thinks it is ______ to do the same kind of exercise every day, Shannon sometimes runs, sometimes swims, and sometimes rides her bike.
A. amazed
B. gradual
C. dull
10. The opposite of (logical) is:
A. not feeling sad
B. not fattening
C. not making sense
11. A (volunteer) is:
A. bad worker
B. a paid worker
C. a worker
12. I’m lucky. My family has always been there to ______ me during the hard times.
A. support
B. alarm
C. fascinate
13. The opposite of (motivated) is:
A. bored
B. hungry
C. happy
14. Even though his car was destroyed in the accident, James felt ______ because he was able to walk away without a scratch.
A. fortunate
B. specific
C. negative
15. Something (negative) is:
A. nice
B. bad
C. interesting
16. The (estate) consists of a main house, servant’s quarters, stables and 200 acres of woods.
A. money
B. range
C. property
D. scope
17. My uncle in Canada (notified) us that he was coming here on a visit in a few days.
A. informed
B. reported
C. called
D. wrote to
18. The (conclusion) of something is:
A. the last part
B. the best part
C. the first part
19. From your (standpoint) this may be important, but from mine it is not.
A. insight
B. outlook
C. part
D. point of view
20. If a history teacher tests you on the (facts) of the Second World War, you need to know
A. what actually happened during the war.
B. why your teacher is so interested in the war.
C. what might have happened if the fighting had ended earlier.
21. The opposite of (minor) is:
A. very dry
B. very important
C. very dirty
22. Someone who is (fortunate) is:
A. sorry
B. scared
C. lucky

答案如下：
一、单选
1. Tanya’s little sister ______ the new book tightly with both hands and said “I love stories.”
B. grasped
2. Old-fashioned telephones have round dials, but ______ ones have buttons.

B. modern

3. I would like to (identify) the beautiful flowers in my neighbor’s garden. In other words, I would like to
A. find out what kind of flowers they are.

4. We (furnished) the house with stuff we had bought at auction sales.

D. provided
5. My wife and I cannot come to an ______ about whether to spend the holidays with her parents or mine.
A. agreement
6. There’s an unusual (twist) to the plot at the end of the book.
A. change

7. If a company (produces) candy, that means it

B. makes the candy.

8. (Tension) is:
C. a nervous feeling
9. Because she thinks it is ______ to do the same kind of exercise every day, Shannon sometimes runs, sometimes swims, and sometimes rides her bike.
C. dull
10. The opposite of (logical) is:
C. not making sense
11. A (volunteer) is:
C. a worker
12. I’m lucky. My family has always been there to ______ me during the hard times.
A. support
13. The opposite of (motivated) is:
A. bored
14. Even though his car was destroyed in the accident, James felt ______ because he was able to walk away without a scratch.
A. fortunate
15. Something (negative) is:
B. bad
16. The (estate) consists of a main house, servant’s quarters, stables and 200 acres of woods.

C. property

17. My uncle in Canada (notified) us that he was coming here on a visit in a few days.
A. informed
18. The (conclusion) of something is:
A. the last part
19. From your (standpoint) this may be important, but from mine it is not.
D. point of view
20. If a history teacher tests you on the (facts) of the Second World War, you need to know
A. what actually happened during the war.
21. The opposite of (minor) is:
B. very important
22. Someone who is (fortunate) is:
C. lucky