新标准大学英语综合教程1
逆向思维训练-正宗鲁菜菜谱大全
2023年3月20日发(作者：敬祝)新标准大学英语综合教程1-10单元．
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PartI:VocabularyandStructure
SectionA:Completeeachsentenceusing
thecorrectwordorexpressionfromthe
box.
manual
excitement
additional
outlook
diversion
leisure
peculiar
interaction
inherent
excessive
orme,televisionisjusta(n),but
eopleconsideritafull-time
activity.
norkelingandscubadivingaregreatS2.
risksthat
pastimes,buttheyalsohave
makethemdangerous.
henImovetoanewhouse,IthinkI'llneed
W3.
a(n)
roomforallofmyhobbies.
ohnplaysteamsportsinhisfreetimeJ4.
becauseheappreciatesthewith
otherpeople.
ycurrentjobinvolvesalotof
labor,
'dpreferthatmynextjobbeata
desk.
nyhobbycantakeoveryourlifeifyou6.
(n)
havetowriteanessayaboutwhatIliketo
ytime.
forthesportsindustrylooksgreat;
he
ndmorepeoplearetryingto
stay
healthythroughsports.
instamp
Mostpeopledon'tseemuch9.
collecting,butIreallyenjoyit.
ndsallthinkmagicisa(n)
hobby,butIfinditinterestingandit
makesmehappy.
SectionB:Choosethebestwayto
completethesentences.
she
—lesisterhasan_______spirit
likestoexploreeveryplaceshegoes.
urous
ageous
ure
age
ouldoftengetintotrouble
becausehe
_______expressedhisthoughtsand
opinions.
y
cally
tly
ormanypeople,learningtospeakChinese
is
F13.
a_______effortbecauseitissodifficult.
ing
ar
hile
_______ofthelargetreefromour
backyardfreedupspacewherewecould
play
football.
l
ng
s
't_______me!OfcourseIknow
howto
playchess!
e
njoyableactivitiessuchaspainting,
16.E
photography,andlightexercisehelpolder
peoplemaintaina_______onthereal
world.
ng
r
tingcrosswordpuzzlesusually
_______mesincemanyofthewordsare
so
uncommon.
ate
ates
ating
ation
mes,likechess,havean
_______set
ofrules,whileothersarerelatively
simple.
ent
ive
ive
ungpeoplepracticallylivein
the
_______worldofvideogames.
e
l
nition,ahobbyissomething
youdofor
funandforwhichdon'treceiveany
_______.
ment
e
sation
ication
SectionC:Completeeachsentencewitha
suitableword.
andwatchthisshortfilm
Pleasesit21.
beforethemeeting.
poetry,soI
Stephenhastakenaninterest22.
boughthimabookoffamouspoems.
egotolder,Sallytook
photographyasafull-timehobby.
anidea,Ihavetofollow
atchhold
throughuntilit'scomplete.
theword
ypaintingsareworthy
,buttheLouvreMuseuminmasterpiece
Parisisfullofpaintingsthatare!
theyoungergeneration,Ithink
As26.
they'remoreinterestedinvideogames
than
books.
ermusthaveeverycolorof
paint
handandavailableatalltimes.
Afterreadingthatbook,Charliefoundit
28.
andreadmoreaboutthe
difficulttomove
samesubject.
Whentheweekendcomesaround,I'm
29.
fromtheweekthatIjustusuallysotired
wanttosleep.
school,soshehasn't
tgotback
hadtimetofinishherhomeworkyet.
PartII:BankedCloze
Questions31to40arebasedonthe
followingpassage.
Dorisspendsalmostallofherfreetimein
her
byis
(31)becauseDorislovesworkingwiththe
earthand
oplethink
becauseittakesso
gardeningis(32)muchtimeandyoucan
easilybuyfruitsand
sethis
pointof
,butDorisgetsfrustrated
(33)viewis
(34inher
gardenbecausesheappreciatesthe
feelingof
creatinglife,notbecauseshecan'tafford
tomatoesandpeppersatthemarket.
Dorisknowsthatmostpeopledon'thave
the
patienceor(35)understandsthatittakes
alotofhardworktosee
(36)results,soshedoesn'tholda
againstpeoplewhothinkgardeningisa
wasteof
s,gardeningislikean
.Justlikepaintingabeautiful
(37)picture,growingvegetableswell
requiresalotof
(38)experience,skill,patience,and.
Yesterday,Dorisspentaperfectafternoon
outside,beneaththesun,andcrouchedin
thedirt
(39)eher
designedT-shirtthatsaysDoris:Master
Gardener,andsheharvestedabasketfull
of
ld
tofill(40anyonechooseadifferent
thedays?
PartIII:ReadingComprehension
Questions41to45arebasedonthe
followingpassage.
Musicisalmostauniversalpastime.
People
aroundtheworldlistentoit,playit,and
appreciate
r,worldmusicisasubjectthat
receives
unately,
it's
commonforpeopleintheUnitedStates
andGreat
Britaintobecompletelyunfamiliarwiththe
many
stylesofmusicfoundincountriesaround
theworld.
Oneofthemostdifferent,yetnonetheless
beautiful,
stylesofmusicisfoundinMongolia.
TraditionalMongolianmusicusesarange
of
instruments,manyofwhichareunique
variationsof
instrumentsfamiliartoothercultures,such
asthe
horseheadfiddle,lute,trumpet,flute,
zither,and
tuniqueandwell-known
componentsoftraditionalMongolian
music,
however,arethesolosingingstylesknown
as
khuumiiandurtiinduu.
Khuumii,orthroatsinging,isperformed
without
instrumentalaccompaniment,comesfrom
deepin
thethroat,andproducestheeffectoftwo
distinct
developedin
Khuumiinotesatthesametime.
westernMongoliaandthepresent-day
Russian
nexpanseof
the
landscapeintheseregionswasfavorable
forthis
typeofsinging,whichallowedvoicesto
travellong
,throat
singing
hasbecomeinternationallyknown.
However,many
oftheactsrecordingmusicandtraveling
theworld
many
Mongoliansstill
enjoylisteningtoandsingingtraditional
music,
youngpeople(likethoseinmanycountries)
tendto
prefermodernpopmusic.
Urtiinduudatesbacktothe13thcentury,
when
thestylewaspractisedasaprofessional
duurelatesintricatestoriesaboutthe
naturalbeauty
vocal
styleissimilartokhuumiiinthatittakesa
talented,
practisedsingerinordertoperformwell.
The
soundsaredrawn-outandrequireextreme
control
ofthesinger'amplesof
thisstyle
havebeenrecordedtohaveasmanyas
20,000
verses,thusearningthenamelong
songs.
Musicisalmostauniversalpastime.
Which
ollowingstatementshasthe
same
meaningasthis?
saleisureactivityfound
aroundtheworld.
sarequiredactivityfound
aroundtheworld.
saleisureactivityfoundina
fewplacesaroundtheworld.
sarequiredactivityfoundina
fewplacesaroundtheworld.
ichofthefollowingstatements
would
theauthorofthispassageprobablyagree?
usicisanartformthat
receivesmuchrecognitionintheWest.
eoplealwaysappreciatethe
traditionalmusicoftheircountry.
opleinLondonareunfamiliar
withAsianmusic.
ionalMongolianmusicis
knownthroughouttheworld.
hichparagraphdescribesastyleofsinging
W43.
thatsomemightconsidertobe
excessively
lengthy?
aph1.
aph2.
aph3.
aph4.
fthefollowingsentencesfrom
the
passageindicatestheauthor'sopinion?
r,worldmusicisasubject
thatreceiveslittleattentionintheWest.
hemostdifferent,yet
nonethelessbeautiful,stylesofmusic
isfoundinMongolia.
,throatsinginghasbecome
internationallyknown.
ndsaredrawn-outand
requireextremecontrolofthesinger's
breath.
heauthorofthispassageis_______.45.
T
gastory
tinginformation
anargument
dingthereader