1-12课词汇练习空白卷

V ocabulary & Structure(unit 1)1.If you are trying to learn another language, you can’t allow your tocontrol your progress. You must be confident and willing to make mistakes.2.Nigel tells some quite stories sometime. I never know when tobelieve him.3.When traveling to certain tropical countries, find out what diseases are tothe region and take the necessary medication.4.When Olivia, whose grandparents are from Spain, visited the country for the firsttime she had an feeling that she had been there before. ’Although traveling can be exhausting, I always feel exhilarated when I arrive in a new country.5.Although traveling can be exhausting , I always feel when I arrivein a new country.6.After spending several days hiking across the mountains with little food and water,Chen’s speech was slurred and he did not appear .7.Every New Year’s Eve, James loves to get in his party hat andclothes.8.There are many amazing places to see in Egypt, but the Temple of Karnac, iscertainly one of the most sights I have ever seen.9.We planned to have a barbecue last night, but the temperature inthe afternoon so we ended up eating indoors with the heat turned on.10.I’ve found that in most countries the local people are quite . Theywant visitor to leave with wonderful impressions of the country.V ocabulary & Structure(unit2)1.Green plants organic compounds from inorganic by means ofphotosynthesis.2.Many court cases in the past 15 years have shown that a competent physician whocarries out euthanasia will suffer no .3.Euthanasia has been a very issue in Europe since at least 1963.4.The facts he had collected through on-the-spot observation provided him with‘for his argument.5.We will never take on snake-like scoundredls.6.76% of those who participated in the poll gave almost the same .7.John’s arthritis is getting so unbearable these days that he has tobe .8.hatred against those spreading rumors about him within him.9.Despite some exceptions, compassionate killing are dealt with very inBritish courts.10.The advocates of euthanasia have been working with such great that theyare regarded as quite radical in some European countries.V ocabulary & Structure(unit3)1.Very many of the things we bend over to do involve taking somerisk.2.Joe said that the first time he was at the conference he was just like in thewood.3.Sometimes, even a remark may result in tragedy.4.The are usually in favor of those who are brave enough.5.Mind you: she always with her tongue.6.Dick is not the kind of person who likes to his money about.7.You can rest assured that the sun is not always on him.8.I asked him to beat a retreat but my words were like water off aduck’s back.V ocabulary & Structure(unit4)1.I don’t want to get with that sort of event.2.Humorous writers often our hearts with their writings.3.If you litter, you will the natural beauty of the surroundings.4.Consumers help more jobs and help boom the economy.5.Sandra doesn’t seem to nicely with their bosses.6.Employees usually take care not to with their bosses.7. A friction manager is also fond of other people.8.She didn’t seem to understand you, you should have talk with her.9.Don’t be disappointed. There is still a of chances to mend fencewith.10.Sandra whenever she thought of her rudeness.V ocabulary & Structure(unit5)1.This high tech is more of a than a boon for mankind.2.He listened to these small-town with contempt.3.George resented returning to this kind of routine.4.Light is a to growth in plants.5.All the school in the city were closed during the of scarlet fever.6.To me that’s what is really about him.7.mother was in the midst of a of house cleaning.8.His hatred of her was almostV ocabulary & Structure(unit6)1. A bit of wisdom and experience2.How? By being older, wiser and asking questions.3.They also give parents and students the opportunity to asksearching questions.4.By going to open days, Parents and their children can the cultureof institution.5.While not the importance of any of these, I had a different agenda.6.Many universities to separate students from their parents.7.So, as a mature (very mature) student, I often sneaked in to theback of the students sessions.8.…and the chap at university of London seemed a bit .9.And, of course, they (almost) all the credit when they get in.V ocabulary & Structure(unit7)1.All man recognize the right of revolution; that right to refuse allegiance to ,andresist, the government, when its or its inefficiency are great and unendurable.2.In an international conference UN Secretary General Kofi Annan says that thefreshly minted plans for Irap as soon as they begin to take shape.(*)3.Visitor soon began to in from county houses, villages and lonelyuplands to see the reception, or if not to see it, and any rate to be near it.4.It seems to me if I were young and in love I should never a man ofordinary caliber worthy of my devotion.5.And Mr.Brocke looked so contented and cheerful that Meg was ashamed to‘her hard lot.6.I handled this amazing antiquity with the greatest possible tenderness, lest itshould in my hands.(*)7.When it comes to trade in the underdeveloped parts of the world, most Westerncountries want to .8.Whilst the film does become somewhat over-indulgent in parts, its nostalgic feelis excellently used to make all of us want to the care-free days of childhood.9.Research projects should the requirement of the country and shouldhelp in improving the quality of life of the people.10.Legal advice needs to should specific circumstances, and youshoud therefore consult with an attorney for advice regarding your particularsituation.11.Because nomadic life style is often unstable and hostile, nomads are alwaysfighting their way through harsh elements and foreign territories in the effort to ‘for themselves.12.We expect the group consisting of Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic andSlovakia still to growth of almost 2% this year.V ocabulary & Structure(unit8)1.‘And, madam,’continued she, ‘she has had the to affront yourladyship and to call ugly-Yes,madam, she called you ugly old cat to my face.’2.The ‘ get-rich-quick’ efforts in attempting to achieve and sustain an lifestyle will invariably involve corruption, aggression in humans.3.It was well worth one while, even if he had no idea of buying or selling to loiterthrough the bazzars and observe the various sorts of traffic that were going forward.4.I can state that I wish nothing but freedom, justice and equality, life, libertyand the pursuit of happiness for all people.5.Elegant Venetian buildings and palaces peer over the ancient maze of narrowstreets and labyrinth of canals that to make this unique city.6.No wonder that those who conducted such an infraction of the rights of humanityshould have sought to veil the from the eyes of the world.7.It was the soft, amiable Negro voice, like those I remembered from earlychildhood, with the note of docile in it.8.Great commanders do not to fight in person but conduct the fieldoperations by orders delivered through aides-de-camp.9.It was true that her was beautiful; it was extraordinary how a girl had sucha perfection of outline which took your breath away.10.The painter was sitting before the open window, an easel in front of him, a palettein his left hand, painting with , swift touches.V ocabulary & Structure(unit9)1.The root cause of the grave historical error that is American image andinterest is the outcome of its misguided foreign policy which is designed to favor specific individuals and political groups at the expense of the will and aspirations of the general public.2.Afghanistan’s future as a democratic nation the government’s ability toemancipate Afghan women in all spheres of society.3.Father Claude taught the boy to respect the rights of others, to the causeof the poor and wak and to revere God.4.Some of these lizards the high and damp parts of the islands, but they aremuch more numerous in the lower and sterile districts near the coast.5.It is an interesting that while Johnson’s reputation as the chief Englishman of letters of his age seems secure for all time, his works, for the post part, have long ceased to be read.6.Our village life would have if it had not been for the unexplored forestsand meadows which surrounded it.7.Night was falling rapidly, and their wwa rendered doubly worse whenthey could not even find the trail which they had been following.8.The man is mad-quite mad-and we cannot longer our own throats merelyto humor his crazy and criminal whims.9.What I can say is that the uprising in Iraq will continue and the American publicmay well the deaths of thousands of its sons and daughters.10.He felt the good and had within himself mingled and overlapping.V ocabulary & Structure(unit10)1.Most vistitors to America’s national parks rarely more than a few yardsfrom their cars or tour buses because it’s easy to be lost in valleys and among trees.2.Your children should go out in the fresh air rather than against theradiator like that.3.She spent the day round the shops, but found nothing suitable to buy.4.After so many years of hard life experiences, he has formed a habit of keeping‘about his past, which makes his collegues very suspicious of him.5.She was very as she was waiting for the interview because she knowthere were a lot of candidates competing for the position in this big company.6.Psychologists were to discover that volunteers in the experiment wereoften willing to inflict pain on others if they were told to.7.Pigeons are birds but blackbirds tend to be solitary.8.People who have been involved in serious accidents often need some tohelp them recover from the terrible experiences.9.Passengers without proper will not be allowed to travel in this area.10.She refuses to come down on either side of the arguments.11.Judging from your examination results, I think that you have grounds for cautious‘about getting a university place.12.After looking at all the applications, we reached a conclusion that threeor four people might be worth interviewing.13.A of scandals and revelations has undermined the government’sprestige over the last year.14.If you in someone you can share your feelings and secrets with himbecause you trust him not to tell other people.15.Hitler’s invasion of Poland led to the of the Second World War and theHolocaust is one of the greatest tragedies the world has ever known.16.For this venture to be really successful we must start by the enthusiasmof parents, teachers and pupils.17.When Mary’s lost her money during her travel abroad, a friend said to her:‘yourself-it could have been worse. What if you’d had your passport stolen as well as your money!’18.Five years of psychotherapy helped him to deal with his childhood .19.I really can’t why he has done such a foolish thing for he is always sosensible in his life and work.20.Her anger, embarrassment and reserve were when she read the letter.(*)V ocabulary & Structure(unit11)1.It has been alleged that the factory is dumping chemicals in the river.2.can become a problem if the ventilation in the room is inadequate. Thenew technique involves surgeons making small incisions in the skin into which tubes are inserted.3.Social workers have dismissed the government’s latest efforts to sort out thehomeless problem as purely .4.Seeing the children in the park thoughts of his own sons on the otherside of the Atlantic.5.If there are no , the doctor says that she’ll be able to come home withintwo weeks.6.It is one of those glossy magazines with endless pictures of minor celebrities and‘attending balls.7.‘Spitting image’is a British television program which the politicalevents of the past week.8.I hereby that the above information is true and correct.9.I enjoy working in general medicine but I hope to be able to in thefuture.10.The money he got from teaching evening classes provides a to hisincome of his job to pay the 10-year housing loan.11.A quarter of all burglaries are carried out in the homes whose owners have failedto take basic to lock doors and windows.12.The agency was not by the Philippine Consulate to offer contracts toFilippinos abroad.13.He had a suspicion that the certificate was forgery, but on closer ,itseemed OK.14.It was snowing heavily in the mountain areas. The drivers were facing the dual‘of black ice and frozen snow.15.These documents should never leave the room for they are high16.As one of the nations scientist, he committed to attracting young peopleto science.17.The Beatles’rise to fame was quite -in less than two years it was ahousehold name, for nobody had heard anything like that before. His inability to admit that he is wrong is a flaw in his character.18.All luggage is at the airport to make sure it contains nothing. Illegal ordangerous.19.She was confused with road signs but soon found out the right way inthe downtown of the big city.20.Somewhere a band was playing and brightly colored flags were in thebreeze.V ocabulary & Structure(unit12)1.We can’t the suspect to be guilty simply because they have decided toremain silent.2.The group remain in its support for the new system, even when it wascriticized in the newspapers.3.Among other things, the museum boasts an collection of Frenchporcelain.4.People who live in crowded cities often experience breathing problems during thesummer when high temperature combine with t polluted air.5.The closure of the factory could the lives of thousands of families in thearea whose incomes depend on it.6.Throughout history, peopled have been by the question of whether thereis intelligent life elsewhere in the universe.7.Northern areas of the country were by in a snowstorm last night.8.Some of the concerns of the 1960’s, such as environmentalism, are received‘support today.9.The television coverage of so many starving people was designed to pick/stir upthe public .10.The detail of her wildlife painting is a to her power of observation.11.He has this theory that suffering can a person’s character.12.The arrival of a group of friends on Saturday new life into theweekends.。