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1、报刊选读练习题参考答案一I. Select from the lettered choice the one, which best completes the statement or answers the question. Write the letter of your choice in the brackets.1.( d )2.( a3.( b )4. ( a )5( b )6( c )7. ( b )8. ( d )9.（d ）10. c.11. （b ）12. （c ）13. （ a）14. （ d）15. （ a）16. （c ）17. （ a）18. （ b）19.（a
2、）20. （c ）21. （b ）22. （b ）23. （ a）24. （ c）25. （c ）26. （b ）27. （b ）28. （ c）II. March the following words or phases on the left column with their correspondent explanations on the right A Bb1 rekindle a. temporaryd2. decrepit b. relighta3. interim c. destroy c4. wrack d. impairede5. covert e. secret or
3、 hiddeng6deteriorate f .raggedf7.tattered g.become worsej8.void h. action taken to solve a difficultyi9.flounder i. to struggleh10. initiative j . blankl11. commit k . a suddenly violent attackk12. assault l. to do somethingn13. conceal m. to seek and findm14. sniff out n. to hide 015. triumphed o.
4、successfulIII. Write T in the bracket if the statement is true and F if the statement is false. 1. T2. F3. F 4. T 5. F IVFill in the blanks. 1. Law enforces are coming across gigantic stashes of _ecstacy_ in places where it was rarely seen. 2. They are drawn by the _profits_ . After setup, the margi
5、nal cost of each pill is may be 10 . Its a sold in New York City clubs for $30.3. If the economy tips into recession and the jobless rate_ climbs;_, Americas already frayed social safety net will be sorely tested.; 4. If you can be _ flexible _in the face of competing requests from co-workers, offer
6、 to change your dates if you can.5. As some of the nations largest firms announce fresh_ layoffs _, workers may be more nervous than ever about asking to use their vacation time.6. When emotions are_ raw _, typically, each person just sees what the other person is doing, not how he or she is contrib
7、uting to the problem.7. The college dating scene leaves many women with two choices when it comes to men; launch intense but vague relationships, or “_ hook up _”, for casual physical encounters.8. Most remarkably, the percentage of _Hispanics_full-time faculty members has remained vitally stagnant
8、over the last 20 years. 9. Hispanics have swelled the numbers of _minority_Catholics. 10.With studies puncturing the notion of a African-American_in midlife, researchers have begun to focus on how people make a graceful transition from youth to old age11._American_are streaming into the Hosier state
9、12.And with that, our ideas of what a _crisis_group is are bound to change.V. Explain the following terms. 1Out-of-date stereotype of midlife: The term “out-of-date stereotype of midlife” often conjures up images of middle-aged men trading in their wives and station wagons for sportier models while
10、middle-age matrons weep and rust in the junkyard.2. hook up: meaning engage in physical relationships often fueled by alcohol that are devoid of commitment and sometimes even of affection.3.blow up: to lose ones temper4.Hispanic: Hispanic” is a government-invented term for people of Latin American o
11、r Spanish descent or Spanish-language background. There are no clear criteria to determine who is Hispanic; census takers simply accept a persons self-description. 5.crying jag: a short period of time when one suddenly cries without control6.SAT: Scholastic Aptitude Test7. the non-partisan research:
12、 the research not influenced by any group8. prescription drug: drug which can only be obtained with a doctors prescription9H.M.O.: Health Maintenance Organization10alma mater : the school, college, or university that one has attended.11UCLA: the University of California at Los Angeles.12 out-of pock
13、et costs: small amounts of money that one has to spend as part of medical care13the Medical program: a program provided by the American Government for people who are at least 65 years old 14. Sputnik: any of a series of Soviet satellites sent into Earth orbit, especially the first, launched in 1957. 15. crisis-proof:. to treat or make sth. so that it cannot be harmed by crisis16. sexual revolution: that of the 1960s and 70s which swept away a concept of dating in which ther
