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成人大专考试复习题成人大专考试复习题 Test 1. (D) 1. The officer narrowly escaped ______ in the hot battle. A have killed B to kill C to be killed D being killed (A) 2. We went in and found the room ______ . A poorly furnished B poor furniture C well furnishing D to be furnished badly (D...
成人大专考试复习题
成人大专考试复习题 Test 1. (D) 1. The officer narrowly escaped ______ in the hot battle. A have killed B to kill C to be killed D being killed (A) 2. We went in and found the room ______ . A poorly furnished B poor furniture C well furnishing D to be furnished badly (D) 3. John stood at the door ______ he were waiting for someone. A in case B though C as D as if (B) 4. Mike was born ______ the 3rd of July 1950. A in B on C at D of (B) 5. It is the season ______ the place is full of flowers. A where B when C wherever D that (B) 6. When shall we have t the ______ articles back? A correcting B corrected C to correct D corrects (C) 7. ______ you go, you will meet such kind of person. A Whatever B whenever C Wherever D however (C) 8. I heard her ______ in her room. A sang B sing C singing D to sing (B) 9. He ______ me that he would come back soon. A tell B told C speaks D spoke (D) 10. ______ you do, you must always serve the people heart and soul. A Whenever B Whomever C Whoever D Whatever (D) 11. We usually ______ the children to school in the car. A bring B brings C took D take (B) 12. The tall building ______ in 1997. A is built B was built C were built D is being built (D) 13. Please ______ the TV. We’ll watch the News Program. A turn down B turn into C turn off D turn on (C) 14. He can do everything ______ cook. A besides B beside C except D except for (B) 15. Columbus ______ America, but he did not explore it. A find B discovered C discover D invented (B) 16. This park is very attractive, ______ to small children. A at last B at least C at large D at most (D) 17. Many of the ______ in this company are women. A employ B employment C employers D employees (A) 18. All pilots ______ their passengers’ safety. A are responsible for B are responsible C be responsible D is responsible for (B) 19. I have never ______ in an airplane. A flight B flied C flying D flown (D) 20. The moon ______ the earth’s seas towards her. A allows B attacks C attract D attracts (A) 21. He won our support by ______ , not by force. A persuasion B decision C expression D vision (C) 22. What language ______ in Spain? A speaks B spoke C is spoken D are spoken (B) 23. Who ______ the window yesterday? A break B broke C breaks D broken (C) 24. The students ______ their homework already. A has finished B finished C have finished D finish (C) 25. That dress is very dear. After buying it, I will be ______ . A break B broke C broken D breaked Test 2. (C) 1. The man was seen knocked down and the driver driving away A knock B be knocked C knocked D having knocked (A) 2. She is often heard to read English aloud in the morning. A to read B sang C to have sung D to be reading (A) 3. I got a letter from Patrician this morning, saying she is expecting another baby. A saying B writing C telling D speaking (D) 4. You must do the homework as the teacher tells you. A so that B as if C like D as (B) 5. He is so sad that he can’t say and words. A such…that B so…that C too…to D too…not to (B) 6. The audience sitting in the hall felt excited when they watched the show. A sit B sitting C sat D sits (C) 7. There is a young lady who wants to see you. A which B that C who D whom (A) 8. There was terrible noise following the burst of light. A following B followed C to follow D being followed (D) 9. The murder as brought in, with his hand tied behind his back. A being tied B having tied C to be tied D tied (A) 10. Send us a message in case you have any difficulty. A in case B which C whatever D that (C) 11. She is more active than anyone else in her class. A the more B most C more D the most (C) 12. Those books are usually placed on bookshelves. A have…placed B placed C are…placed D place (A) 13. The red coat is as expensive as the blue coat. A as…as B the same…as C the more…than D the most…as (C) 14. Is this book being written by a little girl? A Is…writing B Are…being written C Is…being written D Are…writing (D) 15. This news was very disappointing. And he felt disappointed. A disappointed…disappointing B disappointing…disappointing C disappointed…disappointed D disappointing…disappointed (C) 16. Those children are full of dreams and hopes. A full of B is full of C are full of D is full of (D) 17. This is the right answer to the question. A on B of C in D to (C) 18. He wishes to stay at home rather than to with us. A prefer B prefers C wishes D likes (A) 19. The crops were greatly affected by the flood. A affected B effect C effected D affect (C) 20.We have arranged the meeting for Saturday afternoon. A decided B participated C arranged D invited (C) 21. Mary has spent $ 200 on her new clothes. A spend B spended C spent D costed (D) 22. He is brought up by an American family. A brings up B brought up C are brought up D is brought up (C) 23. Can she speak French? A talk B say C speak D tell (C) 24. I’ll send it to you by E-mail. A for B with C by D on (B) 25. It took me three weeks to complete this task. A spent B took C take D spend Test 3 (A) 1. Nanjing is one of the hottest cities in China. A the hottest B hottest C the hotter D hotter (B) 2. The work is not so easy as we expected. A like B as C that D as soon as (A) 3. The teachers visiting the USA will come back next week. A visiting B visited C visit D visits (C) 4. You had better have your tooth pulled out. A to pull B pulling C pulled D pull (A) 5. Jane has worked there since May. A since B after C at D on (D) 6. The boy was given a special prize by the school. A gives B gave C were given D was given (D) 7. Will he go to London next week? A Did…go B Does…go C Shall…go D Will…go (A) 8. Can the job be done by Tom? A be done B is done C do D done (B) 9. The industry of this area is rapidly expanding. A sharing B expanding C extending D owning (D) 10. He wore dark glasses to avoid being recognized. A recognized B recognizing him C to be recognized D being recognized (C) 11. The teacher smiles at me. She must feel satisfied with my work. A feel about B ask for C feel satisfied with D think of (C) 12. Tom has lived in Hong Kong for eight years. A lived B was living C has lived D was lived (B) 13. I have eaten two fifths of my oranges. A two B two fifths C second D second two (A) 14. I have washed the dishes this morning. A have washed B wash C had washed D washes (D) 15. His car broke down on his way home yesterday. A breaks off B breaks C broke off D broke down (C) 16. Can you persuade him to take part in the activity? A talk B speak C persuade D tell (C) 17. He is getting on well in his new job. A at B in C on D by (D) 18. We usually end a formal letter with Sincerely yours. A Sincerely your B Sincere yours C Your sincere D Sincerely yours (B) 19. I am used to getting up early now. A used to getting B am used to getting C used to get D am used to get (C) 20. The room should be kept wet. A keep B kept C be kept D is kept (C) 21. The bus stopped to pick up passengers. A get off B pull in C pick up D get on (A) 22. At last he managed to finish it in time. A managed to B tried to C succeeded to D got to (B) 23. Mrs. Edward doesn’t like to take a bus. We walked there as well. A instead of B as well C as well as D instead (B) 24. Our leaders have great concern for children. A of B for C with D on (B) 25. He gets up at six o’clock every morning. A on B at C in D of Test 4 (D) 1. The police caught the man stealing the books. A steal B to steal C stole D stealing (C) 2. She is leaving her husband because she cannot put up with his bad temper any longer. A catch up with B come up with(提出) C put up with(忍受) D keep up with (C) 3. The girl called Xiao Hong is my classmate. A calling B calls C called D call (C) 4. I saw him crossing the read in a hurry. A cross B to be crossed C crossing D crossed (C) 5. By whom was the story written? A did…write B does…write C was…written D will…write (D) 6. They are leaving for home tomorrow. A is leaving B leaves C are left D are leaving (A) 7. The book has been left on the desk. A has been left B has left C have been left D left (B) 8. Some people have more money than they need. A about B than C of D among (D) 9. Travel by plane is now a commonplace. A common B impression C discovery D commonplace(常 事) (A) 10. He explained his job experience and educational background in detail. A in detail B by oneself C on detail D in advance (C) 11. Wang Ling will have to fill out the application form. A fill on B filled out C fill out D be filled out (B) 12. Don’t keep the windows closed all day. A close B closed C closing D be closed (C) 13. Seldom did I see such a marvelous place in this country. A I saw B does I see C did I saw D I see (D) 14. She was generally known as an excellent dancer. A know to B know as C known to D known as (D) 15. China is no longer the old China in the past. A not long B no more C not more D no longer (A) 16. Did you inform them of the progress of the work? A inform B announce C tell D talk (D) 17. Since I haven’t seen the film, I know very little about it. A After B Before C Though D Since (C) 18. He spoke so quickly that I didn’t catch what he said. A miss B listen C catch D receive (D) 19. It’s difficult for so few workers to do so much work in only two days. A much B many C little D few (C) 20. We enjoy watching TV together. A watch B see C watching D seeing (A) 21. His mother likes going shopping very much. A going shopping B go to shop C going to the shop D going to shopping (B) 22. The Changjiang River is much longer than the Yellow River. A very B much C most D more (B) 23. At last Mary succeeded in finishing this paper in time. A to finish B in finishing C on finishing D having finished (B) 24. Must I finish the work today? No, you needn’t. A mustn’t B needn’t C can’t D shouldn’t (C) 25. The little boy has found his dictionary. A find B look for C found D looked for Test 5. (A) 1. The servant went upstairs. Soon he returned and asked John to follow him. A John to follow him B John follow him C John followed him D John follows him (A) 2. Why not let him do this job by himself? A Why not let B Why don’t let him C Why not to D Why you not to let (D) 3. Not only America but also some other countries were involved in the Iraq War. A and B with C also D but also (C) 4. The novel has been translated into many foreign languages. A have translated B has translated C has been translated D have been translated (C) 5. During he summer months, the reading-room will only be open in the morning for four hours, namely from 8 to 12 a.m.. A on…in B in…in C in…for D on…for (C) 6. We have one hundred and sixty four students in our class. About three-fifths of them are boys. A one hundred sixty four…three fives B one hundred sixty and four…three fifth C one hundred and sixty four…three fifths D a hundred and sixty four…third fifths (B) 7. The more you practice your English, the faster you’ll learn. A More…faster B The more…the faster C The most…the most D Most…fastest (C) 8. Tommy writes well, and Maggie writes better. But Mary writes best of the three. A well…better B well…best C better…best D the better…the better (A) 9. Is there a shop around which we can get fruit? A which B where C that D who (C) 10. Whether he will join us won’t make too much difference. A That B If C Whether D What (A) 11. Wherever you work, you must always serve the people heart and soul. A Wherever B Whenever C Whatever D No matter (C) 12. After all, they see the results and they know advertising works as they expect. A as if B the way C as D what (B) 13. She loves Chinese culture so much that her hobbies are Chinese painting and Beijing Opera. A such B so much C such much D so well (B) 14. Students are busy nowadays, for the exam is around the corner. A because B for C since D as (D) 15. The match was not exciting; therefore, the audiences were very disappointed. A excited…disappointed B exciting…disappointing C excited…disappointing D exciting…disappointed (D) 16. Would you like to go to the swimming pool? I know you like swimming. A going…swimming B to go… to swim C going…to swim D to go…swimming (A) 17. With a credit card, you needn’t carry about large sum of cash. A carry about(携带) B carry out(实行) C carry on(继续) D carry up(携带) (B) 18. In 1978, China started to put into effect the policies reform and opening to the outside world. A recover B reform C record D change (B) 19. There was a heavy rain last night, so the traffic today is very heavy. A big…jam B heavy…heavy C heavy…jam D big…crowded (C) 20. Let a sleeping dog lie, or you are asking for trouble. A looking for death B killing yourself C asking for trouble D dying (D) 21. Please go over your paper before you hand it in. A go on B go along C go up D go over (C) 22. Stockholders have to pay the stock exchange some service charge for buying and selling stock. A tuition B money C charge D cash (C) 23. You must apply in person if you really want to apply for the job. A apply for…apply for B apply to…apply for C apply…apply for D apply…apply to (D) 24. I received an invitation card, but I haven’t decided whether to accept it. A received…receive B accepted…accept C accepted…receive D received…accept (A) 25. Do you have anything special to tell me today? A special B particular C detailed D wrong II 阅读理解: Test 1 When God made the first man, he put him on a beautiful garden, the Garden of Eden. Here Adam lived din peace with all the animals. God gave Adam eternal (永恒的) life. But Adam was lonely in the garden, so God made Eve. When Adam was asleep one night, God took a rib (肋骨) from him and made Eve, the first woman. Adam was happy when he woke up the next morning and found Eve beside him. God said to them, ―Here in the Garden you have everything. But you cannot have one thing: you cannot eat the apples from the Tree of Knowledge.‖ One day Satan came to the Garden. He changed into a snake and went to live in the Tree of Knowledge. When Eve came near the tree one day, the snake called her. He gave her and apple and said, ―Take this apple and eat it. Don’t listen to the God. Eat it.‖ After Eve took a bite, she took the apple to Adam. He was afraid, but Eve repeated again and again: It’s good. Here, eat it. Why not? So he finally ate the apple. Before they ate the apple, Adam and Eve didn’t know that they were naked (裸体的). But now they were ashamed and covered their bodies with leaves. God was angry with them. He said, ―Leave the Garden. You cannot stay here.‖ When Adam and Eve left the garden, they had their first experience of pain and hard work in the cold hard world outside/ (C) 1 God put Adam in a beautiful garden where he lived _______. A peacefully with other people B happily with all the animals C by himself without any other people D eternally (C) 2 Eve, the first woman, was made _______. A by God from his rib B by Adam from his rib C by God from Adam’s rib D by Adam from God’s rib (A) 3 According to what God told them, Adam and Eve could _______. A enjoy everything except the apple from the Tree of Knowledge B learn knowledge from the apple trees C share apples from the Tree of Knowledge with the animals D eat more than one apple from the Tree of Knowledge (C) 4 Which of the following statements is not true _______? A Satan tempted Eve to eat the apple fist B Eve persuaded Adam to eat the apple after her C Adam also ate the apple without hesitating (犹豫) D Both Adam and Eve finally forgot God’s words (B) 5 Before they ate the apple, Adam and Eve _________ A knew they were naked but didn’t feel ashamed B knew nothing about shame and didn’t know they were naked C covered their bodies with leaves and were not ashamed D were not ashamed because they were not naked Test 2 What is color? Why do some objects look red, others green, and others blue? Color is caused by reflected light rays. We see color because objects reflects (反射) light. Something that is red reflects mostly red light. In the same way a green objects reflects mostly green light. White object all colors of light. Black objects do not reflect any light. What happens to the colors of light that are not reflected? They are absorbed by the object. The darker the color, the less light is reflected and the more light is absorbed. Light that is absorbed is turned into heat. For this reason, dark-colored clothes are warmer in the sunlight than light-colored clothes. ( C )1 Which is the main idea of this passage? A Dark-colored clothes are warmer in the sunlight. B Objects absorb part of the sunlight. C Color is caused by reflected light rays. D A red object reflects mostly red light. ( B )2 Something looks yellow because it _______. A absorbs mostly yellow light B reflects mostly yellow light C absorbs all light D reflects all light ( D )3 Things that look black are reflecting _______. A mostly black light B all light C many different colors D no light ( D )4 In the sunlight, the coolest clothes would be ________. A yellow B black C green D white ( A )5 Which statement is true according to the passage? A Not all objects reflect light. B All objects reflect light C One particular object reflects only one color of light. D No objects will reflect all colors of light. Test3 The United States covers a large part of the North America continent. Its neighbors are Canada to the north, and Mexico to the south. When this land first became a nation, after winning its independence from England, it had thirteen states. Each of the states was represented (代表) of the American flag by a star. All these states were in the eastern part of the continent. As the nation grew toward the west, new states were added and new stars appeared on the flag. For a long time, there were 48 states. In 1959, however, two more stars were added to the flag, representing the new states of Alaska and Hawaii. Indians were the first inhabitants (居民) of the land which is now the United States. There are still many thousands of the descendants (后代) of these original inhabitants living in all parts of the country. Sometimes it is said that the Indians are ―the only real Americans.‖ Most Americans, however, are descendants of people who came from all over the world to find a new life in a new land. Those who came first and in greatest numbers to make their homes on the eastern coast of North America were mostly from England. It is for that reason that the language of the United States is English and that its culture and customs are more like those of England than of any other country in the world. ( D )1 What countries are neighbors of the United States? A Canada B England C Mexico D Both A and C ( D )2 At the beginning there were ______ states, but now there are _____ states. A 30, 50 B 43, 48 C 30, 52 D 13, 50 ( C )3 The states are represented on the American flag by _______. A suns B moons C stars D earths ( C )4 The first inhabitants of American were _____. A the English people B people from all over the world C the American Indians D the Americans ( D )5 The customs and culture of the United States are more like those of England than of any other country because _____. A the language of the United States is English B the American were the first inhabitants of North America C people from other countries did not come to America. D the early immigrants who came to America were mostly from England. Test4 New York is one of the last large cities to have some of its policemen on horseback. The New York police have 170 horses, which use more than 8,000 horse-shoes a year. Keeping these shoes in good repair is the job of six blacksmiths (铁匠). There are only about 35 blacksmiths in the whole United States. A blacksmith has to be able to shape a shoe from a plain piece of metal and then fit it to each horse. A blacksmith must work hard, since he is bent over while fitting the shoe and must old the weight of the horse’s leg at the same time. Every police horse in New York gets shoes every month. The cost of shoeing a horse is between 20 dollars and 30 dollars, and it takes a skilled blacksmith two to three hours to do the job. Clearly, A blacksmith must have great strength. But even more important, he must be able to deal with horses. For before the blacksmith can begin his work, he has to get the horse to lift its leg. ( B)1 How many horseshoes does a blacksmith have to make a year? A Over 1,000 B Over 8,000 C Over 200 D Over 400 ( B)2 We can conclude from this passage that _______. A at present it is necessary for the police to use the horse B the men on horseback are on patrol (巡逻) duty at night C it’s not so difficult for a skilled blacksmith to fit the shoes to a horse D in the past many cities had police ( C)3 What’s the most important for a blacksmith ? A He must be very much skilled in repairing horseshoes. B He must have great strength. C He must be able to deal with horses. D He must love this work very much. (C)4 Which is not talked about in this passage? A In NY each police horse’s shoes need changing every month. B The blacksmiths can be well paid though their work is very hard. C A blacksmith has to bend down while he is working. D The police horses are not busy in New York. (B )5 Which of the following is the best title for this passage? A Police Horses is New York B Blacksmith in New York C A Wonderful Kind of Work D Police and Horses Test5 Mr. Smith was a wealthy industrialist, but he was not satisfied with life. He did not sleep well and his food did not agree with him. This situation lasted for some time. Finally, after several sleepless nights, he decided to consult his doctor. The doctor advised a change of surroundings. ―Go abroad,‖ he said, ―But I’m no good at foreign language,‖ said Mr. Smith. ―It doesn’t matter,‖ said the doctor. ―It won’t hurt you to talk a little less. Go on a voyage. Take plenty of exercise. Try to reduce your weight. Avoid rich food.‖ Mr. Smith went to Switzerland. He did not know French or German, and had to communicate through gestures. He attended a physical training course. The instructor made him bend his knees, swing his arms, stretch his neck and shake his headtrapidly. He had to lie on the ground and raise his right and left legs alternately. After a time his muscles grew hard and firm. He forgot the financial crisis and the importance of raising the level of production. He even began to notice individual trees and individual birds. Finally he returned home. But unfortunately his improvement was only temporary. Soon he was a normal business man again, worried about his property, his profits, his savings , his advancement in a technological society, and things in general. ( D )1. Mr. Smith went to see his doctor because he _________. A had little to eat B was seriously ill C had to sleep D didn’t feel well ( C )2. The doctor advised Mr. Smith to do all except ________. A talk less B change the surroundings C eat rich food D take plenty of exercise ( A )3.In he second paragraph, the word ―gesture‖ means ________________. A body movement B simple words C pens or pencils D handshakes ( B )4. When he traveled abroad, Mr. Smith__________. A learned boxing B forgot all about his business C raised the level of production D shook his head all the time ( A )5. In the last paragraph, the word ―temporary‖ means________. A lasting for a short time B not deep C unimportant D developing very slowly TEST6 So many people want to be actors or actresses that the only advice should be given to a young person thinking of going on the stage is ―Don’t!‖ but it is useless to try to discourage someone who feels that he must act, although few of them could realize their dreams. The normal way to begin is to go to a drama school. Usually only students who show promise and gifts are accepted, and the course lasts two years. Then the young actor or actress takes up work with a theatrical company, usually as and assistant stage manager. This means doing everything that there is to do in the theater: painting scenery, taking care of the costumes, and even acting in very small parts. It is very hard work indeed, the hours are long and the salary is tiny. Of course, some people have remarkable chances which lead to fame and success without this long and hard training. Commie Pratt, for example, was just and ordinary girl working in a bicycle factory. A film producer happened to catch sight of her one morning waiting at a bus stop, as he drove past in his car. He stopped and got out to speak to the girl. He asked if she would like to go to the film studio to do a test, and she though he was joking. Then she got angry and said she would call the police. It took the producer twenty minutes to make her believe that he was serious. The test was successful. And within a few weeks she was playing the leading part opposite one of the most famous actors of the day. But chances like this happen once in a blue moon! (A)1. From the very beginning, the author puts it clearly that acting is a profession__ A sought after by too many B too difficult for young people C for ambitious people only D for young people only (D)2.Which of the following is not mentioned as part of an assistant stage manager’s job ___________? A Play minor roles B Help advertise plays C Take care of the dress to be worn on the stage by an actor or actress D Collect tickets (D)3. For someone who feels he must act, it is very likely that ______. A he will become a star in the end B he will become a stage manager C he will be well paid D he will end up without any success (B)4. A few weeks after the test, Connie Pratt found herself _______. A the most famous actress of the world B playing the leading role in a film C as famous as the greatest actor of the world D no less famous than the leading actor of the day (D) 5. The concluding sentence ―chances like this happen once in a blue moon‖ means______ A this is something which happens once in a while B this is a highly profitable chance C this is something highly possible D this is very rare occurrence TEST 7 Mr. Johnson had never been up in a plane before and he had read a lot about air accidents. One day when he had to go to another city on business a friend of his offered to take him a ride in his own small plane. Mr. Johnson was very worried about accepting. He would rather take a train instead of a plane. However, since he had to leave for the place immediately and his friend persuaded him that it was very safe, Mr. Johnson got on the plane at last. His friend started the engine and began to taxi onto the runway of the airport. Mr. Johnson had heard that the most dangerous parts of a flight were the take-off and the landing, so he was extremely frightened and closed his eyes. After a minute or two he opened them again, looked out of the window of the plane, and said to his friend, ―Look at those people down there. They look as small as ants, don’t they?‖ ―But they are,‖ answered his friend, ―Don’t you think we are still on the ground?‖ (B )1 When a friend offered to take him for a ride, Mr. Johnson _______. A refused the offer B was anxious to accept it C accepted it in no time D didn’t like the idea (C )2 What did Mr. Johnson think of his friend’s offer? A It was uncomfortable to travel by air. B It was dangerous except for the take-off and the landing C It was not safe especially during the take-off and landing. D Only when the plane took off and landed did accidents happen. (C )3 Why did Mr. Johnson close eyes? A Because and accident was to happen. B Because the plane was just taking off. C Because he was much frightened. D Because it would be safe to do so. (C)4 What did Mr. Johnson see When he looked out of the window? A Ants on the plane. B Birds in the air. C People on the ground. D Ants on the ground. (C)5 From the story we can say that Mr. Johnson was _______. A careful B excited C frightened D careless TEST 8 The White House is the home of the President of the United States and his family. It wasn’t called the White House until Teddy Roosevelt named it in 1901. James Hoban designed the White House in 1792. He was awarded the job because he had won a contest sponsored(赞助的)by the government. His design had been selected as the best. President John Adams was the first to live in the White House. When he and his wife, Abigail moved in, it was a huge mansion (宅第,公馆) in the middle of a swamp (沼泽). Many of the rooms were unfinished. Abigail used decorated every year. Tare shrubs and trees were planted on the grounds. Yet, all this work was for nothing. In the War of 1812, the British burned the mansion to the ground. The White House was rebuilt in 1817. The beauty of its decorations and furnishings has been growing ever since. (C)1 Which of the following would be the best title for the passage? A President John Adams and the White House. B White House Today. C A House Full of History D White House Before 1812. ( B )2 The White House was sponsored by the government. This means that the government ____________. A received the prize B held the contest C invented the design D was against having a contest ( A )3 James Hoban won the job of building the White House because ______. A his plan of the house seemed better B he was the best-known architect of his time C he organized the contest D he applied for the job to the government ( D )4 Which of the following statements is true according to the passage? A The present building of the White House has been standing fro the almost two centuries B It was James Hoban who first got the idea of building the White House C The number of the rooms in the White House has been growing ever since it was built. D The White House got its name at the turn of the century. ( A )5 We can infer from the passage that the White House was first built______. A on a low and damp site B among trees and flowers C on a small island D on a small hill TEST 9 There was a time when, if a lady got into a crowded bus or train, a gentleman would immediately stand up and offer her his seat. Today a gentleman will probably look out of he window or hide behind his newspaper. Either way, the lady will have to stand until someone gets off. You can’t entirely blame men for this change in manners. The days are gone when women could be treated as the weaker sex. A whole generation of women has grown up demanding equality with men; not just equality in jobs or education, but in social attitudes. Hold a door open for some women and you’re likely to get an angry lecture on treating women as inferiors, unable to open doors for themselves. Take a girl out for a meal and she’ll probably insist on paying her share of the bill. It’s no wonder, then, that men have given up some of the gestures of politeness and consideration which they used to show towards women. On the other hand, man’s politeness is perhaps slowly being replaced by true consideration for the needs and feelings of women, so that men can see women as equal human beings. ( C ) 1.What do gentlemen now do when a lady gets on a crowded bus or train? A They will stand up reluctantly B They will offer her their seats after a while C They will pretend not to see her D They will get off the bus ( D )2.Which of the following statements is true? A Men have become less and less polite to women. B The women are thought of as the weaker sex. C The women could not open doors for themselves. D Men’s attitudes towards women are reasonable. ( B )3.Why are some women likely to get angry when a man holds the door open for them? A Because the man should not hold the door open. B Because they think they are looked down upon. C Because they are treated too politely. D Because men often offend women in this manner. ( B )4.What is replacing men’s gestures of politeness? A More graceful politeness towards women. B More consideration for women’s needs and feelings C More equal treatment to women in every respect. D More impolite gestures of social behavior to women. ( D )5.What can we learn from this passage? A Men ought to make gestures of politeness towards women. B Women ought to make gestures of politeness towards men. C Women have achieved equality with men. D Men are beginning to treat women as equal human beings. TEST10 Man’s first real invention, and one of the most important invention in history, was the wheel. All transportation and every machine in the world depend on it. The wheel is the simplest yet perhaps the most remarkable of all inventions, because there are no wheels in nature------ no living thing was ever created with wheels. How, then, did man come to invent the wheel? Perhaps some early hunters found that they could roll the dead body of a heavy animal thought the forest on logs more easily than they could carry it. However, the logs themselves weighed a lot. It must have taken a great prehistoric thinker to imagine two thin slices of log connected at their centers by a strong stick. This would roll along just as the logs did yet be much lighter and easier to handle. Thus the wheel and axle (轴) came into being, and with them the first cars. ( D )1 The wheel is important because ______. A it was man’s first real invention B every machine depends on it C all transportation depends on it D both B and C ( A )2 The wheel is called _______. A simple B complicated C strange D unusual ( B )3 It was remarkable of man to invent the wheel because ______. A it led to many other inventions B there were no wheels in nature C man had no use for it then D it was very complicated ( D )4 This selection says the first wheel may have been a ______. A round piece of stone C piece of metal C heavy log D slice of log ( D )5 The idea for it may have come from _______. A chasing and animal B watching running animals C watching a rolling stone D rolling the dead body of an animal on logs TEST 11 An expensive car speeding down the main street of a small town was soon overtaken by a young motorcycle policeman. As he started to make out the ticket, the woman behind the wheel said haughtily (傲慢地), ―Before you go any further, young man, I think you should know that the mayor of this city is a good friend of mine.‖ The officer did not say a word, but kept writing. ―I am also a friend of chief of police Barnes,‖ continued the woman, getting more indignant each moment. Still he dept on writing. ―Young man,‖ she persisted, ―I know Judge Lawson and State Senator Patton.‖ Handing the ticket to the woman, the officer asked pleasantly, ―Tell me, do you know Bill Bronson?‖ ―Why, no.‖ she admitted. ―Well, that is the man you should have known.‖ he said, heading back to his motorcycle, ―I am Bill Bronson.‖ ( C ) 1.The policeman stopped the car _________. A because it was an expensive car B because the driver was a rude lady C because the driver was driving beyond the speed limit D because the driver was going to commit some crime ( B ) 2.The woman was getting more indignant each moment because ______. A the policeman didn’t know her friends B the policeman kept on writing a ticket to her C the policeman didn’t accept her explanation D she didn’t know the policeman’s name ( D )3.The policeman was ________. A a stupid fellow B an impolite C a bashful man D an upright man ( C )4.The policeman was ______. A ill-minded B kind-hearted C small-minded D generous ( A )5.The policeman ______. A had a sense of humor B was a young man with no sense of duty C had no sense of humor D was a senseless young man TEST12 Mrs. Peters stopped playing the piano when she began to work. She had lived in a very small flat, and there had been no room for a piano. But when she married, she had a new flat which was big enough for one. So she decided to get one and her husband agreed and helped her. She saved some money, and her parents gave her a generous amount of money for her birthday. Then she went to a shop and said, ―I’ll choose whichever piano does not cost too much and fits into my living room.‖ When she had paid for the piano, the shop assistant asked her if she would like him to get it tuned every few months. Mrs. Peters agreed. A few months later she heard from the shop that a man was coming to tune the piano at ten that morning. Now she had not cleaned the house yet, so it was dusty and untidy. Mrs. Peters hated having even the least amount of dirt, and felt ashamed whenever strange people saw her house like that. So she had to hurry to clean everything carefully. It meant a lot of effort, and it made her hot and tired, but anyhow, by the time the man arrived, everything was finished. She opened the door, and the man was standing there a big dog. ―Good morning,‖ the man said politely, ―will it disturb you if I bring my dog in, please? I’m blind, and he leads me wherever I go.‖ ( C )1.Mrs. Peters stopped playing the piano__________. A because she began to work B when she had no room to live in C because her flat was too small for a piano D when she got married ( D )2.Mrs. Peters was soon able to buy a piano because______. A her parents gave her all the money for it B she saved enough money for it C her husband gave her the money D she saved some money and her relatives gave her the rest ( B )3.One morning _________. A the man was coming to tune her piano B Mrs. Peters received a telephone call from the shop C the piano was sent to her house at 10 D Mrs. Peters was going to clean the house ( B )4. ―It meant a lot of effort, and it made her hot and tired.‖ Here ―it‖ refers to __ A hating dirt B cleaning everything C waiting for the man D feeling ashamed of the dirty and untidy house ( B )5.Mrs. Peters had wasted her time getting everything clean as ______. A The dog would dirty the house B the piano tuner could see nothing in the house C the dog disturbed Mrs. Peters D the piano tuner always look the dog TEST 13 All living things live according to rules or patterns affecting when and how they do things. These rules are called biological rhythms. They affect every living thing in some way. Some scientists think that biological rhythms are related to the cycle of day and night and to the motion of the moon. For example, flying squirrels are nocturnal animals. Nocturnal animals are active mostly at night. The flying squirrel becomes active at dusk and return to its nest at dawn. Even if the flying squirrel were kept in a dark room, it would sill be active mostly during the nigh-time hours. The squirrel would not be active during daylight hours, even though the squirrel could not see daylight. This inner control system is sometimes called a biological clock. A biological clock refers to inner controls that seem to be timed by outside or environmental events that happen in regular pattern. Some examples of these patterns are day and night, seasons, and tides. Different animals have different biological clocks that control ovulation. Some animal such as frogs, chickens and turtles lay eggs, and others carry the egg inside. Both kinds of animals ovulate. ( D )1.What is biological rhythm? A The rules according to which all living things live. B The patterns affecting when and how living things do things. C The inner control system of animals D Both A and B ( A )2.What is biological rhythm relate to according to the passage? A It is related to the cycle of day and night and to the motion of the moon B It is related to where the animals live. C It is related to whether and animal is active at night or in the daytime. D None of the above ( D )3.We can see from para. 2 that flying squirrels _____ A are nocturnal animals B would still be active mostly during the nighttime hours even if they were kept in a dark room. C would not be active during daylight hours even in the dark D all of the above ( B )4. What is a biological clock? A It is the same of biological rhythms. B It refers to inner controls that seem to be timed by outside or environmental events that happen in a regular pattern. C It belongs to animals exclusively. D It controls ovulation of all creatures. ( C )5. What do different animals have? A They have the same habit of ovulation. B They have different ways of laying eggs. C They have different biological clocks that control ovulation. D They all carry their eggs inside. TEST14 In Britain there are a number of different kinds of institutions of Higher Education. First of all, of course, there are the universities. Nobody can have failed to have heard of Oxford and Cambridge, the two oldest universities in England, but, of course, there is a large number of universities, many of which have opened since the war. The latest of these is the Open University, a unique institution, which, as its name suggests, is open to all. Students of the Open University are not obliged to have any previous qualifications. All the students are part time and are taught through the medium of television and radio, although they do receive some personal tuition as well as through centers located near their own homes. The first graduates were awarded their degrees in 1973. Besides the universities there are other institutions such as Poly-mechanics and Technical Colleges. These tend to offer courses of a vocational mature as well as academic courses. If a student wants to study Management, Accounting or Librarianship, for example, he would be more likely to go to one of these institutions. Colleges of Education provide training and education for prospective teachers. The vast majority of students receive grants from their Local Authority, which cover tuition fees and allow a certain amount of money to the students to pay for their keep and their books. Most of the colleges and universities have a good proportion of students from overseas. ( A )1.______are the oldest universities in England. A Oxford and Cambridge B Open University and Cambridge C Polytechnics and Technical Colleges D Open Universities and Oxford ( B )2. In ______, the first graduates were awarded their degrees. A 1971 B 1973 C 1972 D 1982 ( A )3. If a student wants to attend some professional courses such as Management or Accounting, he should go to __________. A one of the institutions of Polytechnics and Technical Colleges B teaching colleges C Open University D Oxford ( C )4. ______ provides training and education fro future teachers. A Open University B Cambridge Colleges of Education D None of the above ( C )5. The grants that most students get from the local government are mainly used to pay for _________. A keep and books B tuition fees C both of the above D neither of the above TEST15 Are all your photographs good? Be honest with yourself. Aren’t some of your pictures too dark and others too light? How many times have you thrown away a photo? We, the Fine Photograph Club, can help you. We meet every Wednesday in our comfortable club room in talk, and then we have coffee. Our members will advise you on all the latest cameras and films. They will help you to develop your films or enlarge your pictures at the clubs. What does it all cost? Only 5 pound a year. Photography is now big business. Did you know, for instance, that there were 15 million cameras in our country? That 700 million photographs are taken a year, more than one-third them in color? Think of the amount of photography in television, the cinema, newspapers, books, advertising and so on. In modern life people learn a lot from pictures, so photography is more and more important. It is also more complicated (复杂的) and more expensive than it used to be. You may only want to take good photographs of faces and places. If so, we can help you to get better results. You needn’t waste any more money. You may want to learn more about photograph and how it is used. If so, join the club. You won’t be disappointed. Write now to the Secretary, Fine Photograph Club, and Bridge Street. ( D )1 The purpose of this passage is to _____. A show people how to take fine pictures B tell people photography is now big business C tell people the club can do many things for you D encourage people to join the photograph club ( C )2 If you want to join the club, you ________. A must be good at photography B must know about the latest cameras and films C must pay a little money a year D must be honest with yourself ( A )3 You are able to be honest so that you can _______. A say if your photos are good or bad B tell how much money you waste C help the Fine Photograph Club D know the latest development in camera ( B )4 The club can give the following services except _______. A coffee B amusement C advice D information ( B )5 If you want to be a member of the club, what should you do? A Fill in an application form B Write a letter. C Make a telephone call D Send and e-mail. Part III Translation(翻译) 1 Jim passed the English exam, which surprised everyone. 吉姆通过了英语考试,这使大家都感支吃惊。 2 We’ll put off the meeting until next Monday, when we won’t be so busy. 我们将把会议推到下一周,那我们没有这么忙。 3 Mr. Brown felt very nervous when he received the invitation to deliver a lecture. 布朗先生在收到邀请去做寿一个演讲时感到非常紧张 4The proposal was turned down at the meeting, which was unexpected. 这个建议在会议上被拒绝了,真出乎我们的预料。 5 I took no notice of him, so that he was very angry. 我没注意到他,这让他非常生气。 6 That will make no difference to him, whatever you may decide. 无论你做什么决定,对他都一样。 7 They signed two agreements that served to warm up the atmosphere of their relations. 他们签订了两个,这有助于融洽他们的关系。 8 The boy was absorbed in watching the World Cup football match. 这个小男孩沉浸在世界杯的足球赛中。 9 The invention of machinery had brought into the world a new era-----the Industrial Age, Money had become the king. 机器的发明将人类带入了一个全新的工业时代。金钱成为了主宰。 10They were not content with their present achievements. 他们对目前的成绩不满意。 11 On the one hand, a good teacher needs to know how to encourage his students to learn. 一方面,老师须知道如何鼓励他的学生学习。 12 Surprisingly, we know so little about the business activities of the After-sales Department. 令人吃惊的是,我们对售后服务部的商业活动知道得如此之少。 13 His failure to observe the safety regulations resulted in an accident to the machinery. 由于他们没有遵守安全规则,机器出了故障。 14 Throughout his life, Franklin continued his education, learning from human contacts as well as from books. 富兰克林一生都在受教育。他不仅从书本中中学习,也从与人交往中学习。 15 We are working under great pressure at the moment. 我们目前在很大压力下工作。 16 The child’s favourite possession was a little wooden dog. 这小男孩的心爱之物是一只小木狗。 17 In addition, Mary was taught how to use the computer. 此外,玛丽还学习了怎样用电脑。 18 His health was broken down completely. 他的身体完全垮了。 19 Either you type it, or I will find someone who will. 要么你把它打出来,要么我找个愿意的人来打。 20 Employees are encouraged to purchase shares in the firm. 公司鼓励职员们购买股份。 21.Even if you go there, there would be no result. 即使你到那儿,也不会有什么结果的。 22.He works as usual as if nothing happened to him. 他照照常工作,似乎什么也未发生。 23. He spoke so well that everybody was convinced of his innocence. 他说得如此的好,以至大家都认为他是无辜的。 24. A wire lengthens while it is heated. 丝加热时就变长。 25. It was thought that all atoms of the same element were exactly alike. 人们诊断,同一元素的所有原子都十分类似。 作文: Writing TEST 1 1. Write a letter to your former classmate Jane, including the following information: you are a college student in Chongqing, you have made some progress in your study, Chongqing is a city with special flavour. 24th July, 2005 Dear Jane, Sorry to write to you so late. I am very busy since I came to the college in September. After adjusting to the new college life, I gradually get used to it. My major is surveying. It’s new to me; therefore I will spend a lot of time on it. I am so glad that my oral English is getter now with the help of my teacher and roommates. I would go to practice in English Corner on the weekend. Chongqing is a beautiful mountain city. It’s famous for its hot pot and nocturne. The people here are hospitable. I like the city. Yours Tony TEST 2 Write an ad using the information given below. Suppose you are graduating before July 5, and you want to sell a used tape recorder for $ 20 and a computer for $ 200, some used books on computers and English study for $1 to $ 2 each. Please call 500-7823 before 10 in the evening, ask for Jack. For Sale A used tape recorder, one year old, $20 A computer, four years old, $200 Some used books on computer and English study : $ 1to $ 2 each Please call Jane 500-7823 before 10 in the morning TEST 3 Write and international football match poser, including the following information: China vs Korea, in Capital gymnasium, at 3:30pm July 3. International Football Match China VS Korea Place: Capital Gymnasium Time: 3:30 p.m., July 3 Please apply at Reception Office for tickets Come and Cheer for them TEST 4 Write a notice about a meeting, including such information as what it is about, when and where it will be on, who should attend the meeting and any other information that you think necessary. Notice Every department managers is required to attend a Discussion on budget. Time: 9:00 a.m., 15th July, 2005 Place: Conference room on 3rd floor of office Building Administration Department 13th July, 2005 TEST 5 The film Hero will be put on in the near future. Please write a piece of film news, including such information as when and where it will be on, who star in the film, ticket charge and any other information that you think necessary. Film News Hero Actor: Liang Caowei Actress: Zhang Manyu Time: 7:30p.m. Friday, 27th June, 2005 Place: Cinema of our institute Please apply at reception office fro tickets, 5 for each Business Card Television Broadcasts Limited Xu Wen Producer / manager / editor TV city, Clear Water Bay Road Lowdown, Hong Kong Telephone: 2719-4828 Direct Line: 2719-7383 Ext: 8574 Fax: 2358-2590 Invitation Dear Mr. and Mrs. Smith, We are having an informal dinner at our home on Saturday, May 21st, at 6 p.m. and would love to have you join us. As you know, Tony Taylor has just returned, and they will be sharing some of his experiences with us then. That will be interesting. We hope it will be possible for you to be with us. Sincerely yours, Susan and David Black Reply to Invitation Dear Mr. and Mrs. Black, Thank you for your inviting us to dinner on the 21st. Carl and I will be there by 6. We haven’t had a chance to talk with Taylor since they got back from China, so this will be real treat. Thank you for including us. Sincerely, Linda and Ton Smith An Application Letter July, 25th, 2004 Dear airs, I have just seen your advertisement in Binhai Daily of the 10th May for a salesman. I am very interested in the job and I feel I’m qualified to meet the requirements. I’m therefore enclosing a resume together with reference from my supervisor of the electronic department of my university. I have worked as a salesman in some stores during my previous vacations. In addition, I’m very patient and friendly in nature, I’m confident that I shall be suitable for the kind of work. I’m looking forward to hearing from you soon. Yours Faithfully, Wang Ling 短文翻译: Test One People who visit the United States sometimes hope to know how the states got their names. Some of the most interesting names came from American Indian languages. For example, Illinois was named for the Indians who used to live in that part of the country. In their language, Illinois means ―Brave men‖. Connecticut means ―At the Long River-Mouth‖ in the language of the Indians who used to live there. Twenty-five of the states have Indian names, but other names were taken from different language. Georgia and Pennsylvania have names which were taken from the Latin languages. Florida and Colorado were named form places in England. The two newest states have names which did not come form nay of those languages. Hawaii got its name from a word in the Hawaiian language which means ―homeland.‖ Alaska was named by the Russians, from whom Alaska was bought in 1867. 访问美国的人们有时想知道美国的那些州名是怎样来的。一些非常有趣的名字是来自美洲印第安 语。比如:―伊利诺‖就是为以前住在那个地区印第安人命名的。在他们的语言里,―伊利诺‖是―勇敢的人‖ 的意思。―康涅狄格‖意思是在―大河囗‖,就是用过去住在那里的人们的语言命名的。 这些洲当中有二十五个州用印第安语命名的,而其它的州的名字是来自不同的语言。―乔治亚‖和 ―宾夕法尼亚‖是来自拉丁语。―佛罗里达‖和―科罗拉多‖是以在英国的―佛罗里达‖和―科罗拉多‖命名的。这两 个新州没有用其它的语言来命名的。―夏威夷‖是用夏威夷语命名的,是―家乡‖的意思。―阿拉斯加‖是俄国 人命名的,是在1867年从俄国人那里买来的。 Test Two Such a feeling's coming over me. There is wonder in almost everything I see. Everything I want the world to be is now coming true especially for me and the reason is clear. It's because you are here. You're the nearest thing to heaven that I’ve seen. I'm on the top of the world looking down on creation and the only explanation I can find is the love that Poe found ever since you’ve been around. Your love's put me on the top of the world. Something in the wind has learned my name and it's telling me that things are not the same in the leaves on the trees and the touch of the breeze. There's a pleasing sense of happiness for me. There is only one wish on my mind. When this day is through, I hope that I will find that tomorrow will be just the same for you and me. Your love's put me on the top of the world. 这样一种感觉突然涌上我的心头,眼中所见几乎都充满神奇。天空无云,阳光耀眼,若这只是一场 梦,我也不会惊讶。我理想中的世界正专为我实现,原因无他,只因你在这里,你是我所见到的最完美 的天使。我站在世界之顶俯视红尘,我找到的唯一解释是自从认识你以后,我才找到了爱,是你的爱使 我登上世界之顶。风中有声音在呼喊我的名字,它告诉我一切都不一样了。树上的叶子,微风的轻抚, 都在带给我愉悦的幸福感。我心中只有一个愿望:当今日逝去,希望你我的明天都将一如今日。只要你 在我身旁,我就能心想事成。 Test Three Three months ago, Ms. Smith went to Now York to visit her sister. It was the first time for her to come to New York. She does not know New York very wall, and she lost her way in downtown area. Suddenly, she saw an old man walking along a main street. She went to stop him and ask the way. ―Excuse me," she said.‖ Could you tell me how to get to White Street, please?" The man looked puzzled. He did not understand English! He came from Spain and spoke Spanish. He was a traveler in New York. Then he put his right hand into his pocket and took out a phrase book. He put on the glasses, opened the book and found a phrase. He read the phrase slowly. ―I am sorry, Madam,‖ he said. ―I am a stranger here. I do not speak English.‖ 三个月前,斯密斯夫人到纽约去看她的姐姐。这是她第一次到纽约。她不熟悉这个城市,所以在市 区她迷路了。 突然,她看见一位年长的人沿大街走来。她上前问路,―对不起,请问去白街怎么走,‖这个人看上 去有些迷糊。他不懂英语~他来自西班牙,说西班牙语。他也是来纽约旅行的。这时他把手伸进衣兜里 掏出一本成语书。他戴上眼镜翻开词典,寻找词组。然后慢慢地读―很抱歉,夫人。我刚来这儿,我不会 说英语。― Test Four In traditional education, the teacher may feel that the students are not very grown up. Usually, teachers are older than students, and teachers feel that students are young and do not know very much about the world. The teachers feel that they must tell the students what to do most of the time, and that they must make the students study specific things. In open education, the teachers feel that the students are individuals first, and students second. They expect the students to be responsible for the things they do. The teacher allows the students to decide what they want to do, and does not make them study specific subjects or things. The teacher lets them decide what to study and how much to study. 在传统的教育中,老师也许觉得学生没有长大。通常是老师比学生年龄大,而且觉得学生年轻对世 界了解不多。老师们认为他们应该在大多数时间告诉学生应该做什么并且让学生学习一些特殊的东西。 在开放性的教育中,教师应该认识到学生首先是作为独立的个体存在,其次才是学生身分出现。他们希 望学生要为他们做的事情负责并且不要硬性要求他们学习一些特殊的东西。老师应该让学生自己决定学 什么、学多少。 Test Five Everyone needs money to buy food, clothes, and housing. Very few people can produce everything that they need. Today, most people use money to buy these things. Buying and selling is necessary for modern society. Money is important for life, and banks control money in most places. In the United States, there are many different banks, and they offer many different services. The most common banking service is the checking account. People deposit their money in the bank, and then they can write checks to buy things. A check is a piece of Paper. It tells the bank to pay the seller. The bank must pay the seller from the customer's account. The customer usually pays the bank a service charge for a checking account. 每个人都需要钱来买食品、衣物和房子。几乎没有人能够生产他们需要的一切。现在,大多数人们 用钱来买这些东西。买卖是现代社会的需要。钱对生活非常重要,而且在很多地方,银行掌管着钱。在 美国有很多不同性质的银行,提供各种各样地服务。 大多数理的普通银行服务就是提供兑现。人们把钱存进银行,然后,用支票购物。支票就是一种银 行票据,由银行把现金付给商家。银行必须从顾客的账户上把钱转给商家。但浪费者得付给银行服务费。 成人大专英语考试复习题(四)(考试样题) I. Vocabulary and Grammar(词汇和语法) 25% (C)1. It is _______ to go with someone than to go alone. A nicest B the nicest C nicer D nice (D) 2. The Yellow River is the second _______ river in China. A longer B the longer C the longest D longest (B) 3. The teacher _______ teaches English comes from Canada. A whom B who C which D whose (C) 4. She is leaving her husband because she cannot _______ his bad temper any longer. A catch up with B come up with C put up with D keep up with (D) 5. The teacher spoke as clearly as he could _______ everyone could understand him. A since B because C lest D so that (C) 6. The girl _______ Xiao Hong is my classmate. A calling B calls C called D call (B) 7. We are overjoyed _______ you. A to be seen B to see C see D seen (C) 8. I saw him _______ the road in a hurry. A crosses B to be crossed C crossing D crossed (D) 9. It doesn’t seem likely _______ she will be here. A whoever B what C whatever D that (A) 10. _______ we heard the news, we were very happy. A When B In order that C Where D In case (A) 11. Is your birthday _______ April? A in B on C at D for (C) 12. Those books usually _______ on bookshelves. A have...placed B is...placed C are...placed D are...place (C) 13. The sports meet _______ as soon as the rain. A shall begin...stop B will begin...stop C will begin...stops D shall begin...stops (D) 14. The baby _______ to walk yet. A has not been learned B have not been learned C have not learned D has not learned (A) 15. _______ the book by a little girl? A Is...being written B Are...begin written C Is...being write D Are...being written (C) 16. Those children _______ dreams and hopes. A full of B is full of C are full of D be full of (A) 17. Lillian ______ even chance she gets. A makes good use of B make good use of C makes well use of D make well use of (B) 18. He ______ to stay at home rather than go with us. A prefer B prefers C favorite D like (B) 19. She is ______ to pay the price he offered. A license B willing C owe D unlike (D) 20. They shouldn't ______ parking in this street; it's too narrow. A live B like C injure D allow (D) 21. This machine will certainly ______ you a lot of time and labour. A select B excuse C appear D save (A) 22. The crops was greatly ______ by the flood. A affected B effect C effected D affect (C) 23. Now she is ______ a job at the Eastern hotel. A send in B apply for C arranged D certificate (C) 24. We have the meeting ______ for Saturday afternoon. A decide B participate C arranged D invite (B) 25. In recent years, great changes _______ here. A getting rid of B have taken place C has taken place D set up ?. Reading Comprehension(阅读理解) 30% Passage one The first true piece of sports equipment that man invented was the ball. In ancient Egypt, as everywhere, pitching (投掷) stones was a favorite children's game. But a badly thrown rock could hurt a child. Looking for something less dangerous to throw, the Egyptians made what were probably the first bails. At first, balls were made of grass or leaves held together by vines. Later they were made pf pieces of animal skin sewed together and stuffed with feathers or hay. Even though the Egyptians were warlike, they found time for peaceful games. Before long they had developed a number of ball games, each with its own set of roles. Perhaps they played ball more for instruction than for fun. Ball playing was thought of mainly as way to teach young men the speed and skill they would need for war. (B) 1. The ball was probably invented because A. throwing stones was not fun B. throwing stones often caused injuries C. games with stones did not have rules D. rocks were too heavy to throw (C) 2. The first balls were probably made of ______. A. animal skins stuffed with rocks B. twisted of hay C. grass and leaves tied with vines D. animal skins stuffed with soft materials (D) 3. This passage states that the Egyptians played ______. A. many different kinds of games B. different games with similar rules C. only one ball game D. many different games with balls (C) 4. The Egyptians thought that ball playing was ______. A. childish B. dangerous C. worthwhile D. difficult (A) 5. The best title for this passage is ______. A. The First Ball Games B. How Egyptian Children Played Games C. The Beginning of Sports D. Egyptian Sports Passage two Unemployment rose from 7.5% in June, 1976 to 7.8% in July,1976,the highest rate since January of that year, the Labor Department reported. The main reason was a large increase--nearly 700,000 in the labor force, with a record 61.9% of the population over sixteen years of age working or actively seeking work. That growth resulted largely from an increase in the number of women in the labor force ,an increase partly because of a continuation of long - term and economic trends and partly because of a reflection of pressure on families to increase their incomes. (A) 6. According to the report, which of the following statements is correct? A. Unemployment in July was higher than it had been since January B. Unemployment rose at a steady rate from January to July C. Unemployment rose by about 7% from June to July D. Unemployment rose above 7% for the first time in July (C) 7. Why did unemployment increase during the period discussed in the passage? A. There are fewer jobs in summer B. Many companies had dismissed workers C. The labor force had grown D. Records have become more accurate. (B) 8. According to the passage, the labor force has increased by _______. A.61.9% B. 700,000 C.7.5% D. 7.8% (D) 9. Which is said to be the main reason why more people are looking for work? A. Teenagers start working younger B. Recent graduates have entered the labor market C. More people must have two jobs to make ends meet. D. More women have entered the job market. (A) 10. It can be inferred that the labor force described in the passage is made up of A persons whose jobs are not professional B. persons who work at both permanent and full - time jobs C. those over 16 years of age who are looking for work D. about 60% of the country's population Passage three Why don’t bird get lost on their long flights from one place to another.? Scientists have puzzled over this question for many years. Now they're beginning to fill in the blanks. Not long ago, experiments showed that birds rely on the sun to guide them during daylight hours. But what about birds that fly by night? Tests with artificial stars have proved that certain night -- flying birds are able to follow the stars in their long – distance flights. A dove had spent its lifetime in a cage and had never flown under a natural sky. Yet it showed an inborn ability to use the stars for guidance. The bird's cage was placed under an artificial star--- filled shy. The bird tried to fly in the same direction as that taken by his outdoor cousins. Any change in the position of the artificial star caused a change in the direction of his flight. But the stars are apparently their principal means of navigation. When the stare are hidden by clouds, they apparently find their way by such landmarks as mountain ranges, coast line, and river courses. But when it's too dark to see these, the doves circle helplessly, unable to find their way. (B) 11. The reason why bird don’t get lost on long flights _____. A. have been known to scientists for years B. have only recently been discovered C. are known by everyone D. will probably remain a mystery (C) 12. During daylight hours, birds _____. A. fly aimlessly B. rely on landmarks C. use sun for guidance D. are more likely to get lost (C) 13. By "his outdoor cousins" the author means _____. A. other experimenters B. the other doves of the same brood C. doves under the natural sky D. other birds in general (D) 14. The experiment with the dove indicated that _____. A. birds have to be taught to navigate B. a bird that has been caged will not fly 10ng distances C. some birds cannot fly at night D. some birds seem to follow the stars when they fly at night (B) 15 In total darkness, doves A. use landmarks B. don’t know which way to fly C. fly back home D. wait for the stars to appear ?. Sentence Translation (句子翻译) 15% 1(He made a profit of ten dollars on the book he sold. 他卖书赚了10美元钱。 2(They talked of the rewards they are going to get,--of computers and of DVD and of a smart car. 他们谈到了他们将得到的奖品——包括计算机,DVD机和一辆漂亮的轿车。 3(Don’t take it seriously; I'm just making fun of you. 不要太认真嘛,我这是和你开玩笑。 4(At the thought of the disaster his leg stiffened under him and he couldn’t move a step further. 一想到那场灾难,他的腿都僵直了,一步都动不了。 5(What impressed mc most is the beauty of London? 我印象最深的是伦敦城市之美丽。 IV. Paragraph Translation (短文翻译)20% When William Smith was twenty, he took part in a lot of sports games, and he was thin and strong. But after thirty years, he began to get fat and slow. He can’t breathe as well as before, and his heart beat painfully from time to time. He didn’t pay any attention to it for a long time, but at last he became nervous and went to see a doctor, and soon the doctor sent him to the hospital. A very young intern(实习医生) examined him and said: ―I'm very sorry, sir. I don’t want to lie; I must tell you the truth. Believe me you are very ill and it isn’t possible for you to live longer. Would you like to see anybody or have anybody come and see you before you die?‖ William thought for a moment and answered: ―I'd like to have another doctor come and see me.‖ 威廉史密斯二十岁的时候,他参加了很多的体育比赛,他虽瘦但很强壮。三十岁以后,他就开始发胖,行动缓慢。他不能象以前那样很好的进行呼吸,并且他的心脏不时的疼痛。 很长一段时间里,他没有去关注他的疼痛,但后来他就紧张起来,于是就去看医生,很快医生就把他送到医院去了。一位很年轻的实习医生对他检查以后说道:―很抱歉,先生。我不想撒谎;我必须告诉你真相。请相信我,你的病很严重并且你不可能活很久了。在你死之前你想见见谁吗或者是想有人来看看你吗,― 威廉想了一会儿回答道:―我想找另外一位医生来看看我。‖ V. Writing 10% Write a film poster, including the information below: the name of the film, the main actor and actress in the film, the time and the place for the film to be on and any other information you think necessary. Film News Hero Actor: Liang Caowei Actress: Zhang Manyu Time: 7:30p.m. Friday, 27th June, 2005 Place: Cinema of our institute Please apply at reception office for tikets, 5 for each 教你如何用WORD文档 (2012-06-27 192246)转载? 标签: 杂谈 1. 问:WORD 里边怎样设置每页不同的页眉,如何使不同的章节显示的页眉不同, 答:分节,每节可以设置不同的页眉。文件――页面设置――版式――页眉和页脚――首页 不同。 2. 问:请问word 中怎样让每一章用不同的页眉,怎么我现在只能用一个页眉,一改就全 部改了, 答:在插入分隔符里,选插入分节符,可以选连续的那个,然后下一页改页眉前,按一下“同 前”钮,再做的改动就不影响前面的了。简言之,分节符使得它们独立了。这个工具栏上的 “同前”按钮就显示在工具栏上,不过是图标的形式,把光标移到上面就显示出”同前“两 个字来。 3. 问:如何合并两个WORD 文档,不同的页眉需要先写两个文件,然后合并,如何做, 答:页眉设置中,选择奇偶页不同与前不同等选项。 4. 问:WORD 编辑页眉设置,如何实现奇偶页不同 比如:单页浙江大学学位论文,这一个容易设;双页:(每章标题),这一个有什么技巧啊, 答:插入节分隔符,与前节设置相同去掉,再设置奇偶页不同。 5. 问:怎样使WORD 文档只有第一页没有页眉,页脚, 答:页面设置,页眉和页脚,选首页不同,然后选中首页页眉中的小箭头,格式,边框和底纹,选择无,这个只要在“视图”――“页眉页脚”,其中的页面设置里,不要整个文档,就可以看到一个“同前”的标志,不选,前后的设置情况就不同了。 6. 问:如何从第三页起设置页眉, 答:在第二页末插入分节符,在第三页的页眉格式中去掉同前节,如果第一、二页还有页眉,把它设置成正文就可以了 ?在新建文档中,菜单―视图―页脚―插入页码―页码格式―起始页码为0,确定;?菜单―文件―页面设置―版式―首页不同,确定;?将光标放到第一页末,菜单―文件―页面设置―版式―首页不同―应用于插入点之后,确定。第2 步与第三步差别在于第2 步应用于整篇文档,第3 步应用于插入点之后。这样,做两次首页不同以后,页码从第三页开始从1 编号,完成。 7. 问:WORD 页眉自动出现一根直线,请问怎么处理, 答:格式从“页眉”改为“清除格式”,就在“格式”快捷工具栏最左边;选中页眉文字和箭头,格式,边框和底纹,设置选无。 8. 问:页眉一般是---------,上面写上题目或者其它,想做的是把这根线变为双线,WORD 中修改页眉的那根线怎么改成双线的 答:按以下步骤操作去做: ?选中页眉的文字,包括最后面的箭头?格式,边框和底纹?选线性为双线的?在预览里,点击左下小方块,预览的图形会出现双线?确定?上面和下面自己可以设置,点击在预览周围的四个小方块,页眉线就可以在不同的位置。 9. 问:Word 中的脚注如何删除,把正文相应的符号删除,内容可以删除,但最后那个格式还在,应该怎么办, 答:步骤如下:1、切换到普通视图,菜单中“视图”――“脚注”,这时最下方出现了尾注的编辑栏。2、在尾注的下拉菜单中选择“尾注分隔符”,这时那条短横线出现了,选中它,删除。3、再在下拉菜单中选择“尾注延续分隔符”,这是那条长横线出现了,选中它,删除。4、切换回到页面视图。尾注和脚注应该都是一样的。 10. 问:Word 里面有没有自动断词得功能常常有得单词太长了,如果能设置下自动断词就好了 答:在工具―语言―断字―自动断字,勾上,word 还是很强大的。 11. 问:如何将word 文档里的繁体字改为简化字, 答:工具―语言―中文简繁转换。 12. 问:怎样微调WORD 表格线,WORD 表格上下竖线不能对齐,用鼠标拖动其中一条线,可是一拖就跑老远,想微调表格竖线让上下对齐,请问该怎么办, 答:选定上下两个单元格,然后指定其宽度就可以对齐了,再怎么拉都行pressAlt,打开绘图,其中有个调整坐标线,单击,将其中水平间距与垂直间距都调到最小值即可。打开绘图,然后在左下脚的绘图网格里设置,把水平和垂直间距设置得最小。 13. 问:怎样微调word 表格线,我的word 表格上下竖线不能对齐,用鼠标拖动其中一条线,可是一拖就跑老远,我想微调表格竖线让上下对齐,请问该怎么办, 答:可以如下操作:?按住ctl 键还是shift,你have a try?double click the line, try it )?打开绘图,设置一下网格(在左下角)。使水平和垂直都为最小,试一把~,?press Alt 14. 问:怎么把word 文档里已经有的分页符去掉, 答:先在工具―― 选项―― 视图―― 格式标记,选中全部,然后就能够看到分页符,delete 就ok了。 15. 问:Word 中下标的大小可以改的吗 答:格式―字体 16. 问:Word 里怎么自动生成目录啊 答:用“格式样式和格式”编辑文章中的小标题,然后插入-索引和目录 17. 问:Word 的文档结构图能否整个复制 论文要写目录了,不想再照着文档结构图输入一遍,有复制粘贴过来吗, 答:可以自动生成的,插入索引目录。 18. 问:做目录的时候有什么办法时右边的页码对齐,比如:1.1 标题..........11.2 标题...............2 答:画表格,然后把页码都放到一个格子里靠右或居中,然后让表格的线条消隐就可以了, 打印出来就很整齐。 19. 问:怎样在word 中将所有大写字母转为小写,比如一句全大写的转为全小写的答:格式-更改大小写-小写 20. 问:在存盘的时候,出现了问题,症状如下:磁盘已满或打开文件过多,不能保存,另开新窗口重存也不管用。如何解决, 答:把word 文档全选,然后复制,然后关掉word,电脑提示你粘贴板上有东西,要不要用于别的程序,选是,然后,再重 新打开word,然后粘贴,然后,保存。 21. 问:WORD 中的表格一复制粘贴到 中就散掉了,怎么把WORD 里面的表格原样粘贴到PPT 中, 答:1)比较好的方法是:先把表格单独存为一WORD 文件,然后插入,,对象,选由文件创建,然后选中上面的WORD 文件,确定;2)还可以先把表格copy 到excel 中,然后copy 到PPT 中,这个也是比较好的办法;3)可以先做成文本框,再粘贴过去;4)复制粘贴,但是在PPT 中不能粘在文本框里面;5)拷屏,做成图片,再弄到PPT 里面。 22. 问:有没有办法将PPT 的文字拷入WORD 里面, 答:另存就可以了。只要以.rtf 格式另存即可 23. 问:word 中图片的分栏如何处理,假如有:1 2 图3 4 这样的结构,我想实现:1 3 图(要横跨两栏)2 4 但是,试了半天总是:1 2 图3 4 怎么办呀,help~ 答:设置图片格式――版式――高级――文字环绕――环绕方式选上下型――图片位置――对齐方式选居中――度量依据选页面,要先改文字环绕,然后才能改图片位置 24. 问:用word 写东西时字距老是变动,有时候自动隔得很开,有时候进入下一行的时侯,上一行的字距又自动变大了,这是为什么,怎么纠正啊, 答:是因为自动对齐的功能,格式――段落――对齐方式可以选。还有允许断字的功能如果check 上,就不会出现你说的情况了。 25. 问:在使用WORD 的样式之后,如标题1、标题2 之类的,在这些样式前面总会出现一个黑黑的方块,虽然打印的时候看不到,但看着总是不舒服,有没有办法让它不要显示呢, 答:“视图”,,“显示段落标志”,把前面的勾去掉。其实这个很有用,可以便于知道哪个是标题段落 26. 问:文章第一页下面要写作者联系方式等。通常格式是一条短划线,下面是联系方式,基金支持等。这样的格式怎么做出来,就是注明页脚吗, 答:插入――脚注和尾注 27. 问:文字双栏,而有一张图片特别大,想通栏显示,应该怎么操作, 答:可以选择的内容,按双栏排。选择其他内容,按单栏排。 28. 问:Word 里面如何不显示回车换行符, 答:把视图-显示段落标记的勾去掉或工具-选项-视图-段落标记 29. 问:有没有方法把WORD 里的软回车一下子替换掉,识别出来的文字全带着软回车,能把他们一次全删掉吗,, 答:查找,替换,按CTRL+H;软回车好象是^l,在特殊字符里有 30. 问:在WORD 里的框框里怎么打勾, 答:画个文本框,文本框里写一个钩,然后拖过去;或者先在WORD 里插入符号“?”,然后选中“?”,到-》格式-》中文版式-》带圈字符-》选“?” 31. 问:还是不行,这样拷过去的框框字体是windings 的,而原来的是宋体的,两者有很大的区别。 答:根据模板新建专业型传真,里面有框,双击后打勾,copy 就ok 32. 问:Word 中怎么在一个英文字母上打对号, 答:透明方式插入图片对象,内容是一个? 33. 问:WORD 里怎么显示修订文档的状态,文档修订后,改后标记很多,但是在菜单里没有“显示修订最终状态”等,怎么调出来, 答:工具,自定义,命令,类别(工具),命令(修订),把“修订”等拖到工具栏上 34. 问:怎样把许多分开的word 文档合并成一个文档。我的论文是按照章节分开写的,但现在图书馆要提交电子版的学位论文,是一个文档的,我找了很多选项但好象不能合并,选择插入文件功能,可以加入内容,但文档中的页眉却插不进去,有谁有高见, 答:acrobat6 可以直接把多个文档打印成一个pdf 文档。可以提交pdf 格式的论文,先一个一个word 文档转换为pdf 格式的,然后在pdf 文档菜单的文件菜单中,选上作为pdf 格式打开,追加上就可。 35. 问:Word 里面要写方程式怎么办啊, 答:插入,对象,公式编辑器equation,如果没有公式编辑器Equation,要自己从光盘中安 装,或者安装Mathtype 公式编辑器按右键把它拖出来,,插入,,命令,,自定义,,工具应该是倒过来 36. 问:想在WORD 里面表示矩阵,怎样才能画出那个很大的矩阵括号, 答:装公式编辑器mathtype 好了~:) 37. 问:Word 的公式编辑器怎么安装, 答:工具,自定义,插入,公式编辑器,把它拖到工具条上即可;或者安装OFFICE 后,再次安装,选增加功能吧,会有提示的 38. 问:Word2000 下调用公式编辑器的快捷键 答:点击菜单[工具]-[自定义],点击对话框下方[键盘],在[类别]里选择[插入],在命令里选择[InsertEquation],指定你的快捷方式 39. 问:WORD 中出现公式的行往往要比只有文字的行来得宽,如何把这些行改的跟只有文字的行一样宽, 答:段落行距设为固定值即可。这样会有一个问题,比如设置为18 磅,有些公式符号(特别是有下标的)不能全部显示打印稿可以显示。怎么解决这个问题,这个如何解决还需要考虑。 40. 问:我的文档就是公式多,应该怎么办, 答:公式多的时候,最好的消除这个问题的办法就是每打几个公式就要存盘,如果连续打太多,就会出现这个问题。出现问题的时候:?选中所有内容,ctrl,C?把WORD 所有文档关闭。 ?最关键:出现一条信息,务必选择“是”?重新打开WORD 编辑器,?ctrl,V,粘贴?ctrl,S,存盘 41. 问:怎样在word 里面的公式编辑器中输入空格, 答:ctrl+shift+space 42. 问:如何使word 中公式全都小一号,一个一个选实在麻烦 答:在Mathtype公式编辑器中:首先,在Mathtype 中的菜单Size 中选define,定义所需的字号大小;再次,在Mathtype 中的菜单preferences 中的equation preference 的save to file 存贮所定义的字号文件;返回word 中:在Mathtype菜单中选Format equation1)在MathType preference file 中,选你刚才所定义的文件;2)在Range 中,选Whole document。最后,选OK,即OK了。 43. 问:如何将WORD 中的公式编缉拉到外面 答:工具,自定义,命令,插入,右边找公式编辑器,往上脱 44. 问:怎样可以去掉word 里面公式,或是图片上方总是出现的灰色的横条啊,以前没有的,不知道怎么跑出来了,看着怪晕糊的。。。。。 答:工具,选项-视图-域底纹,选不显示,或选取时显示,就可以了 45. 问:整个论文用一个WORD 文档,太大,不好编辑,一个地方有增删,后面那么长一个文档版面分布会变得乱七八糟,特别是图表之类的东东。想让每章的偶数页自动显示自己的章号和题目,WORD 里这个能够自动实现吗, 答:不要整个论文放一个WORD 文档,一章一个,然后每章就可以奇偶分开处理了 46. 问:论文按照章节写的,想把它们合并成一个文件,并保持原有的文件格式。采用了在文件末尾插入分节符的方法,但插入后有些文件的部分格式发生了变化,请问如何解决, 答:用主控文档的方法比较好,在大纲模式里设置的;采取插入文件的方式,格式有些变化 47. 问:WORD 里边怎么样显示行号, 答:在页面设置那里,板式选项,最下面有个行号选项 48. 问:Word 里面怎么插入半个空格, 答:先在word 的工具栏上,点中双箭头那个纽,就可以看到原先看不到的空格,然后再编辑一下这个空格的大小,比如小五或小四什么的。 49. 问:只要一回车,或是改变光标位置的任何操作,都会使上一行的)变成,,有人遇到过这个问题么, 答:是不是设置了自动替换啊,符号里的自动替换看看吧~ 50. 问:WORD 有没有可以按单词的首字母进行排序,就是从A-Z 进行排 答:表格中的内容可以按照拼音排序,弄到excel 里,排序,再回来 51. 问:怎么在word 里面打R^2 答:先打R2,然后用鼠标选中2,同时按Ctrl,“shift”和+ 52. 问:Word 中发现空格都是小圆点,是怎么回事情,每输入一个空格就出现一个小圆点,怎么把它消除掉啊,这个空格会打印出来吗, 答:不会打印出来,如果想不显示:工具,选项,视图格式标记中前面的勾去掉即可 53. 问:word 如何使两个表格能排在一起,我做的表格每一个都比较小,但是表格数比较多,我想两个表格排成一行,请问该怎么做, 答:试试在局部分栏,每个分栏中一个表格。 54. 问:为什么换机器打开WORD 文档排版变了,在一台机器上排好板的WORD 文档换在另一台机器打开就变了,页码都不对了,怪哉。 答:是默认的页面设置不一样吧,或者版本不同 55. 问:Word 里面插入表格的问题,同一表格前后两行被分在了不同的页上,想他们在同一页怎么做, 答:转换成图文框可能更容易排版一点,或者加个文本框 56. 问:怎么在word 里画坐标图在word 里有了坐标图,文字却加不加去怎么办 答:作图时直接将文字加上去;word 中的绘图工具条,文字环绕里面寻找合适的,把图放在文字的底层 57. 问:WORD 文件有密码,怎么办呢, 答:找破解软件,比如advanced_office_2000_password_recovery_pro_v1.03,但不一定好用。 58. 问:怎么给word 文档加密, 答:打开文档,另存为―工具―常规选项―打开、修改权限密码,保存 59. 问:Word 文件怎么转化为postscript 文件, 答:先转化为pdf,然后打印到文件,通过distiller 生成ps。 60. 问:Word 无法识别origin 中的汉字怎么办,用origin 做的图形中有汉字,copy 到word 中就成了问号,因此我不得不先用export 把图形变为jpg 文件才能解决这个问题,有没有方便的解决办法, 答:ORIGIN 里面的字体改成宋体或者仿宋 61. 问:请教怎么把Origin 中的图表拷贝到Word, 答:点origin 的Edit 菜单里的copy page 到word 里粘贴就行了 62. 问:把origin 的图复制粘贴到word,总有一大块的空白,这个空白有什么工具可以去掉吗,还有就是用word 自带的图表工具画图时,也是有一大块空白去不掉,这个可以解决吗, 答:右键选择图片工具栏,点裁减 63. 问:插入的图片为什么老是处于页面的顶端,想拖下来放到其他地方,却又自动跑到顶端去,就是拖不下来,请问该如何处理 答:改变图片的属性,就可以了。 64. 问:如何保证一幅图像固定在某一段的后面,另一段的前面,而不会因为前面段落的删减而位置改变, 答:右键点击图片,设置对象格式―版式―嵌入型 65. 问:如何把在WORD 里面图形工具画的图转化为jpg, 答:另存为html 格式,然后在html 文件对应的文件夹里找 66. 问:请问什么格式的图片插入word 最清晰,手头持有png 和tif 格式,复制粘贴到word 中模糊一片,请问转换成什么图片格式用于word 最清晰,什么方法(插入图片来自文件还是直接复制粘贴)对清晰度有否影响, 答:emf,eps 等矢量图最清晰,不会因为缩放损失分辨率,而jpeg,bmp 等点阵图就不行了。 67. 问:在WORD 中如何让图片的左、上、下边都是文本, 答:在分栏的数量为1的情况下实现。图片选中后右键,设置图片格式--版式-四周型就可以了 68. 问:jpg 文件插入word 文件以后怎么让文件变小,jpg 格式图片插到word文件以后文件变的巨大,有什么方法可以让它小一点,最好能一张软盘放的下。 答:两个方法:?用photoshop 改变图片的分辨率,当然要看得清楚,然后插入word?word 有强大的压缩功能,把文档另存为比如:temp.doc,看看是不是小了很多。 69. 问:Matlab 仿真图片大家一般怎么弄到word 里面的相对横轴和纵轴修改一下的说 答:一般都是在Matlab 里面把所有的直接修改好了,然后再保存的时候用jpg 格式,在word 中间导入就好了 70. 问:如何向WORD 中的图片添加文本,想在图片上输入一些说明文字 答:插入文本框,将版式设成“悬浮”在WORD 的绘图工具里面有个自选图形,找到你要的括号,直接在页面上画就可以了。可以移动,大小也可以改。然后把他挪到文字边上,即可。一个小窍门就是用CTRL+箭头可以进行微调。如果你觉得经常需要对这些文字编辑,怕图形错位的话,可以将需要的文字打在一个文本框里,记得将文本框设置成透明无色的(这样就看不见文本框了),然后将文本框和你的括号(或其他符号)组合成一个图形,就万无一失了 71. 问:AUTOCAD 的图拷贝到WORD 下如何处理 答:有几种办法:一是可以在WORD 中进行CAD 编辑的方法:将CAD 的背景设为白色,然后将CAD 窗口缩小,到你想复制的图形的大小,正好可以容纳就可以了,否则WORD 里面有很大的空白,然后,拷贝,选中所有的图形中的线条,右键。到WORD 中粘贴。二是,先转为wmf 文件,具体先将窗口缩小,如上,然后,按emport,选中线条,存储。WORD 中,插入,图形,来自, 文件,找到文件就可以插入了。 72. 问:文章用WORD 打开时,原有的公式全是红叉,以及WORD 中图变成red cross(红叉)怎么办, 答:基本上没有办法挽救回来了,只能重新插一遍图。据微软的技术支持所说,红叉是由于资源不够引起的。也就是说,如果你所编辑的文档过大,可能因为资源问题导致图片无法调入,从而显示红叉。可是实际情况是,有时候所编辑的文档并不大,可是还是出现红叉。这就可能是因为你设置了快速保存,在选项菜单中可以找到。这是由WORD 的文档结构所决定的。当你设置为快速保存时,每次保存的时候只是把你改动过的部分添加到文档尾部,并不重写文档本身,以达到快速的目的。所以,你会看到一个本来并不长的文档的实际大小可能有好几兆。当取消了快速保存后,文档长度将大大减小。还有一个减小红叉出现可能性的办法是把图片的属性中的浮动去掉。这样可能在编辑的时候有一定的困难,但是对于避免红叉的出现确实很灵。再说一句,一旦红叉出现了,应该是没有办法恢复的,只有再重新贴图。 73. 问:如果Word 突然定在那里了怎么办, 答:重新打开会回复,或者在word自身的templates 里面找到近期文件,重写的不用太多。 74. 问:如何解决word 说磁盘已满不让保存的问题, 答:有时候,当要保存一个文件时,Word 会弹出一个对话框说是磁盘空间已满,无法保存文件,可实际上磁盘上空间还很大。这是非常令人恼火的一件事情。这一信息最常见的原因是Temp 文件夹已经达到了一个文件夹中可以包含的最多文件数的上限。这时的解决方法很简单:在【资源管理器】中右击安装有Windows 系统的磁盘,在出现的快捷菜单中单击【属性】,将出现【属性】对话框,从【常规】选项卡中选择【磁盘清理】按钮,此时将出现【磁盘清理】对话框。执行磁盘清理完毕以后,Windows 会弹出一个新的对话框。在【要删除的文件】框中选中【临时文件】选项,然后选择【确定】。Windows 将删除临时文件。要人工删除临时文件,进入临时文件夹,删除任何旧的临时文件(临时文件以波浪号开始,以(tmp 扩展名结束),返回Word,再次试着保存文件。如果此时还不能正确保存文档,可以采取以下的方法,步骤如下:(l)按Ctrl,A 选定整个文档。(2)按Ctrl,C 将整个文档复制到内 存中。(3)关闭Word 程序。此时系统会提示:您将大量文本放在了'剪贴板'中,是否希望在退出Word 后这些文本仍可用于其他程序,。(4)选择【是】按钮。(5)重新打开Word 程序。(6)按Ctrl,V,将复制下来的文本粘贴到新文件中。注意:在删除临时文件时,可能会出现一个对话框,提示不能删除正在使用的文件。这是因为Windows 运行的时候,需要不断地用到一些临时文件。因而,在人工删除临时文件时,试着在开始时只删除几个文件,然后对桌面上的回收站进行清空。否则可能无法删除所有选择的文件。
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