1. ____is the core of the English Government.: b1 B' k- v, D) o8 x
A the Sovereign
2 |% r% F- n' ?) p$ T! r B the House of Lords
; a$ f8 G, w& s6 _; G' Z! F C the House of Commons
- h/ Q$ _8 \9 s. p% a$ @ D the Cabinet
: @# W! |# p* n3 ` 2. Melbourne is located ____/ Q( m1 r# L" ?6 p/ b5 u
A in Canada
1 E- g, L% K! l1 V) @- X. t B in New Zealand
p% s2 B1 i6 s6 X4 v C in Ireland1 p9 v7 f+ R* X4 J0 A0 @
D in Australia( j) A! a6 G7 `, P" A( t3 ^
3. ____forced Nixon to resign in 1973.& l7 @8 V1 ?8 m' L$ A9 o
A The Watergate Scandal
) E4 p5 ?( S% L6 y B The Iran-Gate Scandal
. M/ q" q( f; a" L9 T C The Un-American Activities Committee
2 ^2 t @0 k8 _$ [, e D The New Right |" {% X% m% m4 i4 ]# Y. Z$ O
4. The young people in the post-WWI era are referred to as “_____”
& A6 C, [/ `! V4 K( E* m: S) I0 s) Q" p Q8 K A the Boom Generation4 v( d) ]' W# H; ~! Q
B the Lost Generation% f0 q; \+ _- }2 @
C the Yuppies
7 m. x- N" j6 N& g D the Cowboys/ p. x) D- E2 \) n& K5 j
5. ____was greatly influenced by Chinese and Japanese poetry.* K! I, c; Y0 t
A Ezra Pound
( a7 a7 w8 x) J, E8 g B Walt Whitman' p" [7 ? f* Q9 Q
C Robert Frost; ?! Y( l& u; \
D Edgar Allan Poe
4 p( `2 S( p. @! N4 t, j J 6. Which of the following novels was NOT written by Charles Dickens?( C1 }) c- n6 M1 t4 C
A David Copperfield
! J- ] Z7 s% V& O( }; ? B The Pickwick Papers. \2 B( j; o5 C
C Oliver Twist1 [$ [: p Q" G. P" L7 f. b0 z9 n
D Women in Love
, @$ B' \" q4 M8 g N" v2 M, |7 M8 s 7. A myth is a ____ tale originally with religious significance that explains the actions of gods or heroes, the causes of natural phenomena or both.. i q- V6 ^) Q7 A4 J/ W2 q# ^: U( e( F# S
A non-fictional- m( k7 j' n/ t" g* r5 ?% B
B fictional# U* W; R7 a3 I6 [
C gothic& A1 M/ S3 C- F$ ~* w( Y
D poetic) E8 U7 P. v$ q* m) O( M
8. The force of a/an ____ act is identical with the speaker’s intention.
) p9 b# M: t% A$ C A illocutionary) ~& _8 q" k9 ~6 @5 F# {- Q# Z4 I
B locutionary
O! \9 |- m4 V, \" H C perlocutionary7 b3 X# }# n# r) H1 J3 `% o
D prelocutionary
. {0 \$ ]; |. n$ o7 | 9.Saussure distinguishes the linguistic competence of the speaker as ____
: l9 d( k; F9 Q# h' V8 A+ E& c A parole$ r* B: P4 Q0 j/ {2 w4 b' r
B language
0 D* P6 P: q* \* ? C system
" u) X$ H% q8 r4 y+ c D langue$ [ [$ N+ U, |6 x5 f
10. The noun “tear” and the verb “tear” are ____
9 @& }; J" w: T, } A homophones
, M6 V! J3 B, B B homographs
1 I4 s7 D, ^4 b% S5 `, U C complete homonyms
Y4 A( I" D' Q- N5 Y: f) P D allophones
$ W# L P8 \& m u% R 答案及解析6 f0 U" P" S& m1 T7 j/ H' f5 P
DDABA DBADB 英国内战(1642-1646)% w s& b6 d. H' k
1.On August 22, 1642, the First Civil War began. The king’s men were called Cavaliers, and the supporters of Parliament were called Roundheads.+ Y" Q2 E4 Z; q6 c1 x
1642.8.22,第一次内战爆发,支持国王者被成为“骑士派”,支持议会者被成为“圆颅派”。6 C5 ~7 X) M! c' \1 j! s& z& }
2.Charles was tried by a High Court of Justice, found guilty of have levied war against his kingdom and the Parliament, condemned to death, and executed on a scaffold outside the Banqueting House at Whitehall on January 30, 1649.7 F8 O: n& u, ]3 e) a
查尔斯在一级高级法院受审,犯有对王国和议会发动战争之罪,被判死刑,并于1649.1.30在宴会宫窗外的绞刑架上绞死。 |