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1、西安培华学院期末考试试题 2015学年第二学期 一 选择正确答案填入相应的空格处：（70%）1.The forest guards often find campfires thet have not been _ completely. A.turned down B. put out C. put away D.turned over2.Of all the economically important plants, palms have been _.A.the least studied B.study the least C.study less and less D.to stu
2、dy the less3.All_ is a continuous supply of fuel oil.A.the things needed B.what is neededC.that is needed D.for their need4. The survey indicates that each Chinese family averaged_ of daily television usage in 1994than in 1993. A.as many as 60 minutes B. 60 minutes more C. 60 minutes C. more 60 minu
3、tes5. All evidence the court has collected boils_ to the fact that he is a spy. A. down B. off C. up D. over6._their luggage, the group of tourists hurried to the airport. A. After packed B.Packed C.Having packed D.Finished packing7.Jane was always nervous_ in city traffic. A.to driving B. driving C
4、.with driving D.for driving8. I saw Alan skimming over the water and, finally, _ into it. A. plunged B. plunging C plunge D.being plunged9. Jane leaned_ an old tree when she was talking with her boy-friend. A. from B. against C. on D. toward10. The only thing _ is of importance is to gather all the
5、money we have to lay a fund for the sick and the wounded. A. that B. which C. what D. as11. _ he is wealthy does not necessarily mean that he is greedy. A.For the reason B. The reason that C. That D. Just because12. While waiting for Jane, I killed time_reading posters on the notice board. A. by B.
6、in C. with D. on13. The size of the audience, _ we had expected, was well over one thousand. A.whom B. who C. as D. that14. Science has brought _ many changes in our lives. A. out B. into C. about D. forward15. The basketball match was televised_ from the Workers Stadium. A. alive B. life C. live D.
7、 lively16. Experiments in the photography of moving objects _ in both the United States and Europe well before 1900. A. have been conducting B. were conducting C. had been conducting D. being conducted 17. We_ him with a detached house but he specifically asked for a small flat. A. must have provide
8、d B.could have provided C. might provide D.ought to provide18. She had just been to the hospital to see her husband and had returned home rather _ by her experience. A. had been distressed B.to be distressed C. distressed D. being distressed19. Many people are unware that prairies once existed _ is
9、now the state of Michigan. A. in that B. in that place C. in which D. where20. To what extent will future scientific discoveries_ the lengthening of the human life ? A.be made possible B. make it possible C. make possible D. be made it possible21. As it turned out to be a small party , we _ so forma
10、lly. A. neednt dress up B. did not need have dressed up C. did not need dress up D. neednt have dressed up22. I apologize if I _ you, but I assure you it was unintentional. A. offend B. had offended C.should have offended D.might have offended23.Greater efforts to increase agricultural production mu
11、st be made if food shortage_ avoided. A. is to be B. can be C. will be D. has been 24. Ive kept up a friendship with a girl whom I was at school _ twenty years ago. A. about B.since C. till D. with25. A statue, a monument, a building, or a park may be dedicated_ a distinguished individual. A. in ord
12、er to honor B. to honoring C.to honor D. for honoring26. It was such a newspaper of a new type,_ had never before existed in the history of the labor movement. A. such as B. when it C. that D. which it27. The woman, who works in a joint venture, is married to a _ man who is in charge of the financia
13、l affairs in the company. A. Russian young brilliant B. young brilliant Russian B. brilliant young Russian D. brilliant Russian young 28. X-rays are able to pass through objects and thus make _ details that are otherwise impossible. A. it visible B. them visible C.visibly D. visible29. The invention of the contact lens literally opened a new view for people who _ wear glasses. A. neither could or would B.either could not nor would not C. neither could not nor would not D. either could not or wo
