选择题强化训练B 1. He always uses my first name, although he is.A. my junior several years C. my several years juniorB. several years my junior D. junior my several yearsA 2. This is just my kind of diet---no food, plenty of fruit and vegetables, which I love.A. junkB. deliciousC. mainD. tastyD 3. A beautiful newly constructed highway its way along the coast of the island.A. takesB. turnsC. formsD. windsC 4. Vitamin C helps to combat stress either from worry or from intense exercise.A. mental B emotional C. physical D. psychologicalB 5. Not only is measles a killer, but it also causes blindness, deafness and mental in thousands of children every year.A. hurtB. handicapC. harmD. damageA 6.the left mouse button twice and your card design will be printed.A. ClickB. ContactC. CoverD. CrashC 7. Many beautiful landscapes that glow in the gallery are sadly in reality.A. sparkedB. reflectedC. decayedD. protectedD 8. Few actors have so fully the deepest feelings of Shakespeare as Olivier Laurence.A. transmittedB. performedC. managedD. interpretedA 9. As the policeman approached the door of the bank, he a black briefcase leaning against the wall.A. spottedB. strolledC. spoiledD. stoopedC 10. Money, of course, is no for the loss of life or limb.A. toleranceB. responseC. substituteD. incentiveD 11. The goat its neck to make a grab at a fallen twig on the ground.A. madeB. handledC. caughtD. twistedB 12. As a mother, I give advice when my children need it, but basically our relationship isone equals.A. withB. betweenC. fromD. beneathC 13. The city of Kyoto, lies by hills and is frequently bathed in mists.A. surroundsB. surroundingC. surroundedD. to surroundA 14. Banks raised interest rates five times from mid-1989 to mid-1991,squeezing the bubbles in the stock and property markets.A. in hopes ofB. in charge ofC. in terms ofD. in favor ofB 15. A Xinhua news reporter who has just returned from Iraq the war will give us a talk this afternoon in the auditorium.A. composingB. coveringC. transmittingD. enclosingD 16. In America, many people don’tcare who the country and seldom go to the polls.A. fitsB. setsC. puts D defectA 17. It seemed her handicap did not her determination to live an independent life.A. affectB. infectC. effectD. defectB 18. This region, now suffering from water shortage, was once fresh water lakes.A. filled withB. dotted withC. based onD. composed ofC 19.all the money and fancy clothes, Laura is not as happy as she appears to be. A. Since B. Because C. Despite D. ThoughD 20. I tried to run past him but he the collar of my coat.A. fadedB. foldedC. handledD. grabbedC 21. Theoretically, raising the highest speed from 100 to 150 mph was easy.A. obscurelyB. completelyC. relativelyD. fortunatelyD 22. The dress in the window when she walked past the store.A. took her into account C. caught her breathB. took her to task D. caught her eyeA 23. It ’s silly, but I ’d like a copy of this photography.A. sort ofB. different fromC. eager forD. appropriate toB 24. This show will no doubt his growing reputation.A. bring backB. add toC. call upD. curl upC 25. The teacher asked a difficult question, but Ted a good answer.A. ended up inB. got rid ofC. came up withD. made up forB 26. The June 3, 1996of Newsweek carries a long article about Japan’sfuture empress.A. copyB. issueC. magazineD. columnA 27. Bound hand and foot, the victim was left in the lavatory.A. helplessB. helpingC. helpfulD. to helpD 28. They have never met, but they have been in with each other for years.A. comparisonB. competitionC. conflictD. correspondenceC 29. While my wife and kids were away for the weekend, I had the entire house.A. by myselfB. with myselfC. to myselfD. for myselfB 30. The police warned people to be against burglary during the festival.A. by chanceB. on guardC. at workD. in dangerA 31. Many university students experience severe tension as final exams.A. drew nearB. came roundC. took offD. passed awayC 32. Mr. Tyler used to eat with a napkin under his chin.A. filledB. stuffedC. tuckedD. addedD 33. We have four hours of English a week, including one in the language lab.A. segmentB. sectionC. selectionD. sessionA 34. Their holiday trip was by the frantic search for their lost passports.A. spoiledB. damagedC. harmedD. effectedC 35. Miss Main kept practicing until she finally herself for the job.A. adjustedB. adaptedC. qualifiedD. behavedD 36. I that you wouldn ’tlike to stay indoors if it were not raining.A. conformB. resumeC. consumeD. assumeB 37. She’sstill. I’llask her to call you when she gets home.A. on footB. at workC. off dutyD. in debtC 38. Consumer spending is often an of public confidence in the economy.A. extentB. elementC. indexD. instanceA 39. If you really want to apply for the dangerous job I won’t, though I think it ’sa crazy idea.A. stand in your way C. send away for itB. have it to myself D. go ahead with itB 40. On seeing the blanket kicked away by the little boy, she wrapped it around him.A. kindlyB. tightlyC. angrilyD. happilyD 41. Though the job is new to us, we are confident we’ll in a couple of days. A. come on B. carry on C. pass on D. catch onA 42. His parents him in a boarding school when he was only seven years old.A. enrolledB. sentC. arrangedD. namedB 43. It was the first time he and I drank together. As I, it was also the last time.A. remindB. recallC. recognizeD. reflectC 44. The contract had before Mr. Wells was able to find a new job.A. run offB. run awayC. run outD. run afterD 45. The passengers had a chat with the college students as conductors during the summer vacation.A. turning outB. working outC. giving outD. helping outC 46. It is rarely useful to try and adjust fully to the time-zone transition before the journey, since this will your life-style too much.A. renovateB. decayC. interruptD. flipD 47. Tourism authorities quickly to reports of the attack, claiming that it was accidental and that crime against tourists was quite rare in the scenic areas.A. addedB. fastenedC. skippedD. respondedA 48. If these problems are not early in their training, they can be a real danger to themselves and to their instructors.A. spottedB. intendedC. respondedD. contractedB 49. If either or you had been able to your anger, the fight would have been avoided.A. send awayB. hold backC. bring backD. catch onC 50. Rebecca couldn’thide her embarrassment her husband ’srudeness.A. onB. inC. atD. toB 51. After a careful examination, the doctor a new medicine and a three-day rest for her.A. wroteB. prescribedC. checkedD. assumedA 52. The little girl wore a very thin coat. A sudden gust of wind made her.A. shiverB. shelterC. shineD. shiftD 53. With tear gas and fire hose the police the demonstrators.A. dividedB. spreadC. brokeD. scatteredC 54. The drink had a(n)taste which I found quite unpleasant.A. aggressiveB. pleasantC. acidD. deliciousB 55. The road became so slippery after the rain that several cars sideways into the ditch.A. smashedB. slidC. slammedD. slippedA 56. Andrew held his elderly mother firmly by the arm in case she on the ice. A. slipped B. skated C. skied D. skilledC 57. Olivia with embarrassment when she couldn ’tanswer the question.A. flashedB. flutteredC. flushedD. flatteredD 58. The acrobat walked along the tightrope with a water jar on her head.A. grabbedB. tuckedC. gazedD. poisedA 59. If I were you, I would; there is no need to be so nervous.A. take it easy C. have a ballB. make my way D. set my mindC 60. Philip and his brother decided to spend their weekend their boat.A. on varnishingB. to varnishC. varnishingD. varnishD 61. After his father explained the difference to him, the boy became and relaxed.A. nervousB. tenseC. excitedD. slackB 62. A heavy smoker, Mr. Parker finds it nearly impossible to smoking.A. stand byB. keep fromC. stick toD. result inC 63. Dora would often in silence through the window for hours.A. grabB. giggleC. gazeD. glimpseA 64. An extremely wind blew in from the sea, chasing people into their homesfor warmth.A. icyB. pleasantC. warmD. cloudyB 65. As the wedding ceremony commenced, the bride appeared white.A. dressing inB. dressed inC. dressing onD. dressed onD 66. Many people tremble with fear having surgery.A. in accordance with C. at the beginning ofB. in the front of D. at the thought ofA 67. The airplane took off on time, steadily climbing up eastward for a while and then was.A. out of sight C. out of reachB. out of place D. out of stepB 68. It has taken me a while but at last I’ve managed to my fear of public speaking.A. respondB. conquerC. distributeD. renovateC 69. Mrs. Fuller went on a diet and in three months her weight to 100 pounds.A. broke downB. settled downC. brought downD. passed downD 70. Mr. Miller wrote down his ideas while they were still in his mind.A. typicalB. staleC. definiteD. freshC 71. Reading newspapers on a daily basis will keep you about what is going on at home and abroad.A. well-respected C. well-informedB. well-developed D. well-educatedD 72. Father didn ’t from his book when I entered the living room.A. turn upB. stand upC. sit upD. look upA 73. While from influenza you should keep from getting wet or overtired.A. recoveringB. protectingC. benefitingD. resultingB 74.yourself, my dear, and don ’tworry about me.A. Take afterB. Look afterC. Take careD. Look outC 75. I knocked several times am elderly lady answered the door.A. afterB. whenC. beforeD. sinceB 76. The new dormitory completed a fortnight ago is large enough to over two hundred students.A. overtakeB. accommodateC. prescribeD. interpretA 77. Tom was at school and got into a lot of fights.A. aggressiveB. friendlyC. sympatheticD. helpfulD 78. Lost in the strange town, the farmer found for the night in an abandoned house.A. shantyB. shelfC. shedD. shelterC 79. Before I had time to stop the angry father, a punch in the face had the boy ’s eye.A. affectedB. grabbedC. bruisedD. skippedB 80. The body that was burned beyond recognition in the air crash was by the gold fillings in the teethA. recalledB. identifiedC. remindedD. recognizedA 81. There is no doubt that their support will in our course.A. make a difference C. catch our eyeB. stand in our way D. take us to taskC 82. The villagers heard the guns away all night.A. blessingB. bleedingC. blastingD. blockingD 83. Stand, please, and make way for the ambulance.A. outB. overC. byD. asideA 84. It must be important,he wouldn ’thave called in the middle of the night.A. or elseB. in additionC. or soD. at leastC 85. It was of them to eat all the food up.A. urgentB. acidC. greedyD. guiltyD 86. Andrew always carries a computer with him when he goes on a business trip.A. originalB. helpfulC. instantD. portableB 87. The school authorities have done much improving working and living conditions for the teachers.A. in place ofB. in the way ofC. in terms ofD. at the cost ofC 88. The publisher asked the author to his book for popular reading.A. absorbB. assignC. abridgeD. abandonA 89. Yesterday we had a swim and we lay on the beach for a while.A. afterwardsB. backwardsC. downwardsD. forwardsB 90. Have you how long the project will take ？A. carried outB. figured outC. given outD. handed outD 91. Considering his contributions in this field, Mr. Pritt better treatment than this.A. assumesB. pleadsC. qualifiesD. deservesA 92. To the surprise of all present, some youngsters shouted his speech.A. in the midst of C. in accordance withB. at the point of D. under the condition ofB 93. The attic of the house was full of old, worthless.A. steamB. stuffC. steakD. staffC 94. It wasn’tuntil after midnight that the meeting.A. broke outB. broke inC. broke upD. broke downD 95. I could see by the gun in his hand that the man.A. drew lotsB. took advantageC. set his mindD. meant businessC 96. The workers on strike were told last night “ Go back to work,otherwise you ’ll be.”A. scaredB. promotedC. firedD. overtakenD 97. After leaving the theater, Mr. O ’Neil home.A. looked forB. applied forC. paid forD. headed forA 98. It was decided to the search when there was no hope of finding the missing steamer.A. call offB. hold againstC. born ofD. take hold ofB 99. This office is so small that I don ’tthink we can another desk.A. keep fromB. fit inC. figure outD. take upC 100. The reception was going on when the power suddenly.A. put offB. gave offC. went offD. got offB 101. No one trusts Felix, for he is never punctual and often his duty.A. substitutesB. neglectsC. interferesD. maintainsA 102. Greater efforts are needed before we can our goal of economic reform. A. attain B. acquire C. obtain D. gainD 103. As it turned out, the speaker was shouted down by the crowd.A. courtesyB. friendlyC. PoliteD. hostileC 104. Martin finally succeeded in the two graphs onto the same screen with an overhead projector.A. pointingB. prescribingC. projectingD. proceedingB 105. young children may run around and make a lot of noise. Actually they are acting for their age.A. aggressivelyB. appropriatelyC. additionallyD. automaticallyA 106. I enjoy my job, but I ’d like to do something more.A. creativeB. hostileC. notableD. internalC 107. There is no doubt that these measures will the solution of the problem.A. figure outB. shrug offC. contribute toD. reflect onD 108. That child ’s concentration is poor-----he only listens to the teacher for a few seconds at a time.A. benefitB. tenseC. attitudeD. spanA 109. He would be seeing Sarah tonight, and a of her face suddenly came into his mind.A. visionB. realmC. screenD. shapeC 110. On April 12, 1912 this unsinkable ship hit an iceberg.A. remarkablyB. punctuallyC. supposedlyD. extensivelyD 111. Jimmy found it hard to the life of early men without the tools and comforts of modern civilization.A. polishB. promptC. possessD. pictureB 112. Jane is highly regarded at her job because she can react properly each situation.A. fromB. toC. withD. inC 113. Nina wanted to make a model plane, but she did not know how to it.A. run intoB. make forC. go aboutD. come toA 114. Robert will never anything unless he works harder.A. amount toB. turn overC. single outD. serve asB 115. It was a great success that they all climbed up to the top of the mountain before dusk scheduled.A. onB. asC. atD. byD 116. A loving home environment is essential for a child’s emotional and intellectual.A. fantasyB. traceC. gestureD. growthA 117. Tommy did not think it important to his teeth before going to bed.A. brushB. bloomC. bruiseD. blastB 118. Little did Susan dream of getting a chance to a visit to the Great Wall one day.A. spendB. payC. attainD. costC 119. Lanny has made it a rule to a couple of hours on Sundays for reviewing the lessons he learned during the week.A. set aboutB. set outC. set asideD. set forthD 120. Mrs. Bliss kept the windows shut lest the noise outside should her son ’s sleep.A. send offB. turn againstC. break downD. interfere withC 121. You have gone beyond the speed limit, Slow down a bit you ’llbe fined.A. andB. forC. orD. sinceD 122. I wrote to ask him how he was his colleagues.A. coming up with C. looking down uponB. making up for D. getting along withA 123. The TV play’sinterest the questions it raises about human nature.A. lies inB. calls onC. sets asideD. holds backB 124. I tried taking tablets for the headache but they didn’thave any.A. butB. effectC. impactD. influenceC 125. Picture yourself as winning,that will contribute immeasurably to success.A. butB. forC. andD. ifB 126. If you recruit under pressure because you are people, you will never recruit qualified people.A. anxious forB. short ofC. angry aboutD. filled withA 127. Ann like her new job very much; she has it since the first day she workedin the company.A. thrown herself into C. qualified herself forB. enjoyed herself in D. helped herself withD 128. I think bicycles are a cheap,and pollution-free form of transport.A. electiveB. effectiveC. electricD. efficientC 129. The company is providing an$2 million to update its system software.A. apparentB. aroundC. additionalD. aboutB 130. We were told that the plan must be kept a from our competitors.A. messageB. secretC. sectionD. noticeA 131. Not long after the incident, the king threatened to the parliament and call an election.A. dissolveB. organizeC. resolveD. settleC 132. The monument was created the general and his soldiers for their triumph.A. in tune with C. in honor ofB. in contrast to D. in the hope ofD 133. In the typhoon-hit area lots of rivers their banks.A. overcameB. overlookedC. overflewD. overflowedA 134. Much to my annoyance, our letter box is often with junk mail.A. stuffedB. substitutedC. upsetD. interferedC 135. The corrupt law enforcement officers just what is going on in the community —the abuse of drugs, gambling, etc.A. make concessions to C. turn a blind eye toB. make a name for D. are concerned aboutD 136. I was told that there were a of people who went to her birthday party.A. mouthfulB. SPOONFULC. cupfulD. handfulB 137. Mary felt upset that her boy friend should have left without her.A. attitudeB. knowledgeC. gestureD. concessionC 138. Lots of divorced fathers or mothers only their children on weekends.A. look forward to C. have access toB. pay attention to D. set their mind toA 139. The crashed plane is said to be Prague from Cyprus by way of Athens.A. bound forB. anxious forC. known forD. grateful forB 140. Bob seems reluctant to his ignorance of the technical know-how thatthe job requires.A. maintainB. confessC. overtakeD. neglectD 141. They had only rehearsed once before the performance; yet they sang perfectly.A. by chanceB. at easeC. on averageD. in tuneA 142. The most feature of the statistics is the big increase in unemployment inthe third quarter of the year.A. strikingB. hostileC. stormyD. creativeB 143. John’sgrandfather who had two world wars died at the age of 101.A. put offB. lived throughC. cared forD. belonged toC 144. You’d better apply for the job as soon as possible —time is.A. drawing nearB. going onC. running outD. setting inD 145. We talked about out time together in Harvard and it really memories.A. took downB. brought downC. took backD. brought backC 146. I didn’tbother having the car checked, a mistake which I paid dearly. A. in B. with C. for D. aboutD 147. Have you sent off your application to that law firm ?A. formationB. forumC. frameD. formA 148. We took a cable car to the top of the mountain and took in the magnificent.A. viewsB. fieldsC. sightsD. visionsB 149. I can’tfigure out why Roger a job which it seemed to me he liked so much.A. tookB. quittedC. workedD. enjoyedC 150. They the Nazis with the only weapon they had: their voices.A. contrastedB. commencedC. confrontedD. confirmedB 151. Professor Parker ’s lecture was very. It was one of the best lectures I’ve ever attended.A. repetitiveB. impressiveC. inadequateD. misleadingA 152. The new electrical engineer ’s suggestions were in the revised plan. A. embodied B. contributed C. generated D. accommodatedD 153. Constant showers are of the summer in that Asian country.A. epidemicB. unmistakableC. representativeD. characteristicC 154. Experiments have proved that this fertilizer can the growth of beans.A. contributeB. provokeC. accelerateD. overtakeB 155. To our delight, there were still some tickets for Saturday ’sperformance.A. possibleB. availableC. visibleD. portableA 156. The police found the clue was false and.A. misleadingB. handfulC. protectiveD. logicalC 157. Thomas recently bought a house in the suburbs, which is located in beautiful.A. landscapeB. structureC. surroundingsD. mansionD 158. Official figures show that unemployment reached a on November.A. trendB. cycleC. themeD. peakA 159. The dove is a of peace.A. symbolB. signC. signalD. symptomC 160. The suggestion was approved, with 42 votes, and 10 against.A. in forceB. in supportC. in favorD. in effectD 161. They sell these clothes at such a big discount because the style is.A. miserableB. worthlessC. harmfulD. outdatedB 162. On the top of Mount Tai tourists can enjoy a view of sunrise on a clearmorning.A. unmistakableB. fantasticC. repetitiveD. statisticalC 163. Don’tworry, the damage to the car was a scratch.A. leanB. sheerC. mereD. messyA 164. The actress gave us a vivid of her adventure in the tropical jungle.A. accountB. visionC. commentD. amountB 165. The Ministry of Agriculture is trying to enthusiasm for a project to make saline-alkali fertile.A. applauseB. generateC. identifyD. overflowD 166. The herd of cows the fodder my brothers gathered from the fields.A. went aboutB. set offC. dreamed ofD. fed onA 167. Jack had all the symptoms of the disease, including loss of appetite and a high temperature.A. typicalB. physicalC. intimateD. primitiveB 168. Such expensive dresses are not available in department stores. You must go to a boutique to get them.A. frequentB. ordinaryC. universalD. commonC 169. I had my grey trousers last week, for they were a bit too long.A. widenedB. lengthenedC. shortenedD. heightenedD 170. Helen has bought two villas in the suburbs of the city. She must be earning a verylarge of money.A. crowdB. numberC. plentyD. amountC 171. Many writers find it harder and harder to the radical changes of our time.A. come up withB. put up withC. keep up withD. make up forD 172. If this project is to be, we must have all the help that modern technology can supply.A. set asideB. amounted toC. put offD. carried onA 173. With the days seem to slowly, you can tell that you ’re not enjoying yourself.A. go byB. held onC. fit inD. pile upB 174. This poem a vision of a world where everyone lives in peace and harmony. A. points out B. conjures up C. switches to D. brings downC 175. The manager pointed out that his dairy products were superior others ’.A. withB. thanC. toD. from。
