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高考英语二轮专题课件英语现在是一个与国际接轨的另一个渠道，接下来要给大家分享的是高考英语二轮专题课件，欢送大家的借鉴阅读！1.— I wonder if I could use your mobile phone.— .A. I wonder howB. I don’t wonderC. Sorry, it’s out of orderD. No wonder, here it is2. ?Wasn’t it Dr Wang who spoke to yo u just now?— .A. I didn’t know he wasB. Yes, it wasC. No, he wasn’tD. Yes, he did3. — Have you got time on Monday?—A. Of course not.B. It’s certain.C. You can say that again.D. Why? I’ll stay at home.4. — Sorry, I could n’t e to the party. I was sick that day.— .A. I don’t know thatB. That’s all rightC. Yes, we’ll have another partyD. No, the party wasn’t held5. — Thank you ever so much for the present you brought me.— .A. No,thanksB. I’m glad y ou like itC. Please don’t say soD. No, it’s not so good6. — Would you do me a favor and carry these books?— .A. Yes, that’s rightB. No troubleC. Never mindD. With pleasure7. — .— Thank you. I certainly will.A. Happy birthday to youB. Let me help you with your EnglishC. Please remember me to your grandparentsD. Don’t forget to post the letter8. — Hello. May I speak to Bill, please?— .A. Bill speakingB. I’m BillC. You are speaking to BillD. I’m speaki ng9. — ?—No, thanks. I’m just looking around. I’ll let you know if I want anything.A. Have you made up your mind what you wantB. What do you wantC. Can I help youD. Do you like it10. — I think you look very nice in the red dress.— .A. Oh, no, I don’t look nice at allB. I’m glad you think soC. I don’t like red but my mom made me wear itD. You are very kind11. —I’m so tired, working all morning on the farm.— Why not take a rest , then?— .A. Bec ause I can’t afford itB. Maybe I shouldC. I don’t knowD. Sorry, I can’t tell you12. — Have you heard that Susan has been elected mayor of the city?— After working so hard for so many years, .A. she surely weles itB. she has certainly earned itC. she is wele to itD. it’s good news13. — Can you post these letters for us on your way home?— .A. No problemB. It’s all rightC. FineD. I hope so14. — Do you happen to have twenty dollars on you?— ?— I want to buy a reference book.A. Do you want the moneyB. What will you want to doC. How muchD. What for15. —How’s everything going?— .A. Everything is finishedB. Everything has been doneC. Not so bad, you knowD. Not doing wrong, you know16. — Would you rather e on Friday or Saturday?—A. Yes, of course.B. The other is better.C. What’s the matter?D. Either would suit me.17. — .—It’s nothing to worry about. I never liked it anyway.A. I lost my walkman this morningB. I feel awful. I’ve got a coldC. I feel terrible, but I’ve left your tape somewhereD. I’m sorry, but we don’t have that medicine18. — Jane: Tom, let me introduce you to Lucy.— Tom:—Lucy: Hi, I’m Lucy Lee.A. What’s your name?B. Hello.C. Nice to see you.D. Sorry, not right now.19. —What’s happened to my library books?— .A. I’ve no ideaB. You borrowed them from the libraryC. You bought them yesterdayD. They’re about wild animals20. — My children are always arguing.—A. Just leave them alone.B. That’s right.C. Are you sure?D. How old are the boys?21. — Where is Tom this morning?—He’s got a cold.—A. Just tell him to take it easy.B. What’s the matter with him?C. He is absent.D. What? Where is he?22. —I’m so sorry for stepping on your foot.— .A. That’s all rightB. No, it’s my faultC. You didn’t hurt me at allD. Yes, don’t worry about it23. —You’ve won the football game. Congratulations!— .A. It’s nice of you to say soB. We are really luckyC. No one else could do itD. Oh, not really24. — Do you feel like taking a walk in the park?— .A. You may ask your brother to go, tooB. Yes, but I can’t afford the timeC. No, I’m re ally not in the mood for it this eveningD. No, I’d like it25. — I wonder what the weather will be like tomorrow.—A. I don’t like the weather at this time of the year.B. I don’t mind if it is going to rain tomorrow.C. Why read the newspaper yourself?D. Let’s listen to the weather report on the radio at ten.26. —I’ll meet you outside the cinema in an hour, OK?— .A. No, 2 hours laterB. Yes, that’s a good ideaC. OK, but I can manageD. No, I don’t think so27. — Your tie goes very well with your shirt.—A. Oh, I got it on sale.B. I bought it at half price.C. Does it really look OK?D. No, not so nice.28. — Have you got any oranges and apples?—A. Yes, madam, on the second shelf over there.B. The oranges are very cheap.C. You like apples, don’t you?D. Of course, we have some fruits.29. — Excuse me, you left this handbag in the shop.—A. It’s not my fault.B. Oh, thank you.C. I’m sorry. I’m busy.D. It’s mine!30. —— Drop in if you have time.— Sure. Bye!A. Well, I really must be going now.B. I wonder if you could let me go now.C. Do you mind if I leave now?D. What a shame that I want to go now!31. —Let’s go swimming, shall we?— .A. It’s my pleasureB. It doesn’t matterC. Yes, let’s goD. I agree with you32. — I enjoyed the food very much.—I’m glad you liked it. Please drop in any time you like.—A. Is it all right?B. I’m afraid I won’t be free.C. Yes, I will.D. That’s great.33. —I’m afraid I can’t finish the book this week.— .A. Please go aheadB. That’s rightC. Not at allD. Take your time34. — Hello, may I have an appointment with the doctor?—A. Sorry, he is busy at the moment.B. Why didn’t you call earlier?C. Certainly. May I know your name?D. Sorry, he doesn’t want to see you.35. —You’ve given us a wonderful English dinner, Mrs.Smith.— .A. Oh, I’m afraid I didn’t cook very wellB. I’m glad you enjoyed itC. Come again when you are freeD. It’s not necessary for you to say so36. —— Oh, what a nice house!—I’m glad you like it. Let me show you around it first.A. Let’s drive to my house.B. Here we are.C. Would you like to see my house?D. My house is behind the hill.37. — Do you enjoy listening to records?— I find records are often or better than an actual performance.A. as good asB. as goodC. as well asD. good as38. — What kind of food would you like to have?— but Japanese.— How about Korean, then?A. AnythingB. SomethingC. EverythingD. Nothing39. —Would you mind the window? It’s hot here!— .A. to open; No, pleaseB. open; Yes, pleaseC. opening; No, of course notD. opening; Yes, please40. — Could I borrow your camera?— . But you will have to buy some film.A. I’m sorryB. Of course notC. SureD. I hope so41. — Hello, this is 8325788.— ?A. How are youB. Will you e tonightC. Can I take a messageD. Is that Mike42. — Thank you for a wonderful meal.— .A. The same to youB. It’s my pleasureC. Thank you all the sameD. No, that’s all right43. —I’d rather have some wine, if you don’t mind.— .A. No, you’d better notB. Not at all, anything you wantC. Thank you all the sameD. Yes, but not good44. —Why didn’t you go to the cinema yesterday?— I , but my wife returned from France the moment I was leaving.A. was going toB. wouldC. didD. had45. — Goo dbye! I’m glad you.— , too.A. to see; IB. to have seen; MeC. to see; MeD. seeing; I46. — Do you have the time?— Sorry, I have no watch.—A. What a shame!B. Thanks anyway.C. It doesn’t matter.D. Why not buy one?47. You’ve missed your , and you will have to wait for the next round.A. chanceB. turnC. timeD. part48. —＄1,500, but that’s my last offer.—OK. It’s a .A. costB. priceC. rewardD. deal49. — We were talking about the new play , remember?— Yes, I enjoyed it very much.A. the other dayB. another dayC. some dayD. other day50. —You keep on coughing. What’s the matter?—Oh, I’ve got a cold. Nothing serious, .A. yetB. indeedC. thoughD. anyway51. — These boxes are too heavy for me to move.—Here, I’ll give you a hand them.A. forB. toC. withD. by52. —What’s the weather forecast tomorrow?—Sorry, I don’t know.A. forB. toC. withD. of53. You should take the medicine after you read the .A. linesB. wordsC. instructionsD. suggestions54. Although we hadn’t met for twenty years, I recognized him I saw him.A. the momentB. one momentC. by the momentD. for the moment55. Help has already e from them, but the aid is near what we expected.A. everywhereB. somewhereC. anywhereD. nowhere56. When I was in danger, a bright idea suddenly to me.A. happenedB. hitC. struckD. ourred57. — Would you like to go to the cinema with me this evening?—I’d like to, but I won’t be free tonight. Let’s make some other day.A. itB. themC. youD. this58. You have made a few spelling mistakes in your position, but , it is fairly good.A. on the wholeB. generally speakingC. above allD.on one hand59. The big earthquake is reported to have more than 4,000 people homeless.A. remainedB. hadC. broughtD. left60. —Why didn’t you e to Mike’s birthday party yesterday?— Well, I , but I forgot it.A. shouldB. mustC. should haveD. must have61. I hear Mr. Smith was writing a story last year and he still .A. doB. doesC. isD. am62. — I hate talking with that guy. Look, he is ing. What should I do?—Don’t speak until .A. speakingB. spoken toC. spokenD. speaking to63. — Why do you want the book so much?— , sir.A. StudyingB. StudiedC. StudiesD. To study64. — How are you getting on with your work?—Oh, I’m sorry. Things aren’t going so well as .A. plansB. planningC. plannedD. to plan65. I wonder wh y you won’t do it as . It’s the third time you have done so.A. told toB. be toldC. told youD. you told66. — Are you a teacher?— No, but I . I worked in a middle school for three years.A. amB. willC. doD. was67. The dying old man opened his mouth as if something.A. to sayB. sayingC. to have saidD. was saying68. I can’t tell you the exact time when I will get there. , I’ll be there as early as I can.A. No matterB. AnyhowC. ThereforeD. Besides69. —I’d like to g o home now.— Why not stay here for the night? It is so late now. , it is raining so hard.A. BesidesB. ThereforeC. InsteadD. As a result70. — When did you first meet Tom?— On May 2, , the first day I came to this city.A. or ratherB. at leastC. on the wholeD. in a word71. His best-known work that is all praise is on show.A. withoutB. withinC. overD. beyond72. He came home after midnight, and , he was drunk. That made his parents very angry.A. What is moreB. On the other handC. In my opinionD. In another word73. — that you came here yesterday?— By train.A. How it wasB. How was itC. How were youD. How are you74. It has been ten years since the Labour Party came into in that country.A. controlB. forceC. powerD. charge75. we move the picture over there? Do you thinkit’ll look better?A. What aboutB. How farC. What ifD. How e76. If you can a second, I’ll look for Bob and tell him you are on the phone for him.A. depend onB. hang onC. e backD. take along77. He looked quite healthy though he was .A. in seventyB. in his seventiesC. at seventiesD. age of seventy78. You things about. Look, what a mess in your room!A. always throwB. have always thrownC. are always throwingD. have always been throwing79. —I’m hungry. Let’s get something to eat.—Look, there’s a restaurant over there. Let me you to dinner today.A. regardB. treatC. considerD. show80. — May I take your order?—Yes, I’d like a cup of coffee, a hot dog and some salad. What about you, Lisa?— .A. Me tooB. Same again, pleaseC. It’s all the same to meD. The same to me81. — I hear Johnson was badly injured in the aident.—, let’s go and see him.A. What’s moreB. If soC. Where possibleD. When necessary82. Being too much fat, Cathy was advised to reduce her food for each meal, yet she would that.A. have none ofB. aeptC. listen toD. take care of83. — You look sad. ?— Oh, my grandmother’s very ill.A. What’s upB. How are youC. What’s thatD. How about you84. I have $50, but that isn’t enough for my journey fare.A. almostB. nearlyC. hardlyD. mostly85. you may be right , I can’t agree pletely.A. WhileB. AsC. IfD. Since86. — Have a cup of tea, ?— Thanks a lot.A. don’t youB. haven’t youC. shall weD. won’t you87. — Lily plains that she has never gets any mail.— . I will write her right away.A. She is to blameB. That’s im possibleC. It doesn’t matterD. That’s too bad88. that they are inexperienced, they have done a good job.A. GivingB. To giveC. GivenD. If given89. Don’t forget it’ll be the first time in public.A. I’ve spokenB. I shall speakC. I will speakD. I speak90. — Who would you like to to the cinema with youthis evening?— No one. I would rather stay home this evening.A. have goB. had goneC. goingD. to go91. — Do you know that woman in blue?— Of course. She is kind and always beautiful smiles on her face.A. having onB. wearsC. putting onD. dresses92. You can’t work out this problem in this way.A. rather thanB. other thanC. more thanD. less than93. — Would it bother you if I talked to you for a minute?— .A. Yes, pleaseB. No, I don’tC. Yes, please don’tD. Not at all94. I lost my way in plete darkness and, matters worse, it began to rain.A. makingB. to makeC. madeD. having made95. — Shall I help you with the washing ?— No, Mary. I can manage, but .A. it doesn’t matterB. I don’t mindC. thank you just the sameD. it’s my pleasure96. — How many students are going to the Great Wall?— .A. NoneB. No oneC. NoD. Not any97. —Don’t forget to take the message to my teacher.— .A. Yes, I willB. No, I won’tC. I don’t think soD. Sorry, I wouldn’t98. — How about a game of chess?—A. I agree.B. Why not?C. I’d like to.D. That’s right.99. He left home in 1980 and has never e back .A. thoughB. whileC. whenD. since100. —I’d like to go to the cinema with you, Dad.— Sorry, my darling, but the film is for adults only.A. admittedB. intendedC. promisedD. permitted101. —＄1，500， but that's my last offer.— OK. It's a .A. costB. priceC. rewardD. deal102. — We were talking about the new play ， remember?— Yes， I enjoyed it very much.A. the other dayB. another dayC. some dayD. other day103. — You keep on coughing. What's the matter?— Oh， I've got a cold. Nothing serious， .A. yetB. indeedC. thoughD. anyway104. — How's everything going?— .A. Everything is finishedB. Everything has been doneC. Not so bad， you knowD. Not doing wrong， you know105.. — I'm afraid I can't finish the book this week.— .A. Please go aheadB. That's rightC. Not at allD. Take your time106. — Hello， may I have an appointment with the doctor?—A. Sorry， he is busy at the moment.B. Why didn't you call earlier?C. Certainly. May I know your name?D. Sorry， he doesn't want to see you.107. — I'd rather have some wine， if you don't mind.— .A. No， you'd better notB. Not at all， anything you wantC. Thank you all the sameD. Yes， but not good108. — Why didn't you go to the cinema yesterday?— I ， but my wife returned from France the moment I was leaving.A. was going toB. wouldC. didD. had109. — Goodbye! I'm glad you.—， too.A. to see; IB. to have seen; MeC. to see; MeD. seeing; I110. — I wonder if I could use your mobile phone.— .A. I wonder howB. I don't wonderC. Sorry， it's out of orderD. No wonder， here it is111. — Wasn't it Dr Wang who spoke to you just now?— .A. I didn't know he wasB. Yes， it wasC. No， he wasn'tD. Yes， he did112— I'll meet you outside the cinema in an hour， OK?— .A. No， 2 hours laterB. Yes， that's a good ideaC. OK， but I can manageD. No， I don't think so113. — Have you got any oranges and apples?—A. Yes， madam， on the second shelf over there.B. The oranges are very cheap.C. You like apples， don't you?D. Of course， we have some fruits.114. — Would you mind the window? It's hot here!— .A. to open; No， pleaseB. open; Yes， pleaseC. opening; No， of course notD. opening; Yes， please115. — Could I borrow your camera?— . But you will have to buy some film.A. I'm sorryB. Of course notC. SureD. I hope so116. — Hello， this is 8325788.— ?A. How are youB. Will you e tonightC. Can I take a messageD. Is that Mike117. — Thank you for a wonderful meal.— .A. The same to youB. It's my pleasureC. Thank you all the sameD. No， that's all right118. — Do you have the time?— Sorry， I have no watch.—A. What a shame!B. Thanks anyway.C. It doesn't matter.D. Why not buy one?119. 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