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1、高级英语填空题AA man is not likely to fashion a spear for himself (1) w point will fall off in mid-flight; nor is a woman who weaves her own basket (2) l to make it out of rotted straw. (3) S , if one is sewing a parka for a husband who is (4) a to go hunting for the family (5) w the temperature at sixty b
2、elow, all stitches will be perfect. And when the (6) m who make boats are the uncles and fathers of those who sail them, they will be as seaworthy as the state of the art permits.2. Growth (7) a layer on layer of executives, foremen, engineers, production workers, and sales specialists to the payrol
3、l. (8) S each new employee contributes a (9) d share to the overall production process, (10)a from the company and its product are likely to increase along with the neglect or even purposeful sabotage of quality standards.答案: 1. whose 2. likely 4. about5. with 6. men 7. adds8. Since 9, diminished 10
4、. alienationAfter the first years, as childrens consumption of the new medium increased, together with parental (1) c about the possible effects of so much television viewing, a steady refrain helped to soothe and reassure anxious (2) p . Television always enters a (3) p of influences that already e
5、xist: the home, the peer group, the school, the church, and culture (4) g , write the authors of an early and influential study of televisions (5) e on children. In other words, if the childs home life is all rights parents need not worry about the effects of all that television watching.But televis
6、ion does not (6) m influence the child; it deeply influences that pattern of influences that is (7) m to ameliorate its effects. Home and family life (8) h changed in important ways since the advent of television. The peer group has become television-oriented, and much of the time (9) c spend togeth
7、er is occupied b y television viewing. Culture generally has been (10) t by television.答案: 1. concern 2. parents 3. pattern 4. generally 5. effects6. merely 7. meant 8. has9. children10. transformedBBut it is not particularly easy for one to climb up out of the working-class - especially he is handi
8、capped by the possession of ideals and illusions. 1)When I lived on a ranch in California, and 2)I was hard to find the ladder whereby to climb. 3)I early inquired for the rate of interest on invested money, and worried 4)my childs brain for an understanding of the virtues and excellencies 5)of the
9、remarkable invention of man, compound interest. Further, 6)I ascertained current rates of wages 7)for workers of all ages, and the cost of 8)living. By all this data I concluded that if I began immediately and 9) worked and saved until I was fifty years of age, I would then stop 10) working and ente
10、r into participation in a fair portion of the delights and good-nesses that would then be open to me higher up in society. 答案: 1. especially 和 he之间加 if 2. 去掉When 3. hard 和 to 之间加 put4. 去掉 for 5.把 for 改成 into 6. 把 the 改成 that 7. ascertained 和 current 之间加 the 8. 没有错误9. 把 By 改成 From 10. 把 would 改成 coul
11、dEEven a slight alteration in the wording of a statement can subtly (1) s the meaning. Look at these two sentences:1)In my childhood I loved to watch trains go by.2)When I was a child I loved watching trains go by.At first glance these two sentences are (2) e the same. But look more closely and you
12、will see that there are very (3) t differences. In my childhood is a shade more (4) a than When I was a child. Watching perhaps emphasizes the (5) l at trains a little more than to watch. This is a very subtle example, and it would be (6) p to argue about it, but everyone would at (7) o agree that t
13、here is a marked difference (8) b the next two statements: 1)He died poor. 2)He expired in indigent circumstances.In one sense expired is a (9) s for died and in indigent circumstances for poor, but when the whole statement is (10) c , we cannot maintain that the two are the same.答案: 1. shift2. exac
14、tly3. tiny4. abstract 5. looking 6. possible7. once8. between 9. synonym 10. consideredHHere I found, also, warm faith in the human, glowing idealism, sweet-nesses of unselfishness, renunciation, and martyrdom - the splendid stinging things of the spirit. 1) Here the life was clean, noble, and alive
15、. Here life 2)rehabilitated itself, became wonderful and glorious; I was 3)glad to be alive. I was in touch with great souls who 4) exalted flesh and spirit over dollars and cents, and for whom 5) the thin wail of the starved slum child meant more over all 6)the pomp and circumstances of commercial expansion 7) and world empire. All about me were the nobleness of 8) purpose and heroism of effort, my days and nights 9)were sunshine and star-shine, all fire and dew, and before 10)my eyes, ever burning and blazing, the Holy G
