1. ____is the core of the English Government.& Y: d! h. m3 r/ Q* u
A the Sovereign
2 e J# t3 _' E5 z' j# o# | B the House of Lords: R3 y! B) F. Y( ~9 _3 Y' v# V! t
C the House of Commons! E( M/ Z- ]% D' g
D the Cabinet
# Y7 n+ r% ^" [0 t 2. Melbourne is located ____& X/ o; E' X7 A- V- b; B# N% l
A in Canada( y: G# `, ^1 q/ c& C }( p
B in New Zealand
& G( r) q6 a- v4 B6 L3 x C in Ireland
& H( a A2 g1 G8 |9 m% s D in Australia' N0 `4 w3 J$ D+ {4 Y8 D" [
3. ____forced Nixon to resign in 1973.
: ]1 P' B- {% m& y* e! p A The Watergate Scandal
) l0 Y3 j% l) a' t; h1 l$ ~ B The Iran-Gate Scandal. m/ A m. b" y/ W6 K
C The Un-American Activities Committee
- Q9 E( e6 ~# }, t+ }& { D The New Right
0 \' s/ H7 k4 N$ a 4. The young people in the post-WWI era are referred to as “_____”
, i! s/ m" p% Y- W+ R' t# C% m A the Boom Generation
5 z o' Y, q) x0 Y B the Lost Generation
6 c$ N9 |2 h$ C" K* r c# f C the Yuppies" b5 L3 z! _- M6 l6 L! \2 f' m
D the Cowboys7 @& H, A9 n8 Y t! a
5. ____was greatly influenced by Chinese and Japanese poetry.
/ z4 X' p$ }2 `0 q, S1 S A Ezra Pound
9 a7 C, \% p! T3 |# U& t" q& p; G) R B Walt Whitman4 F7 F, {/ c# B3 h# g8 G
C Robert Frost" ~) [" {7 h/ e: k! s- f$ ~
D Edgar Allan Poe: s3 V$ \2 C- t: |
6. Which of the following novels was NOT written by Charles Dickens?
" ]' A. l, S3 { A David Copperfield
/ e6 a) r0 u0 W! ]( ]& k2 ` B The Pickwick Papers
' p3 L" x1 z' J% D& _9 I C Oliver Twist+ K( \3 \" z: a
D Women in Love2 s0 l( r0 r0 E/ \( y m L7 E
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.
* |* Z; ^- q# k' N' C A non-fictional
4 x8 F, U u$ J. F1 S( z/ U( ? \ B fictional: s6 D' ]5 ^3 i, D
C gothic/ {( w/ G \6 R4 Y
D poetic# j R- E% c$ b
8. The force of a/an ____ act is identical with the speaker’s intention.) n, h/ k6 B9 z: X" V
A illocutionary
5 j/ I m$ U' S B locutionary
/ e; q4 W4 K! V: u0 O: Z. Z- ]; o C perlocutionary/ {8 u5 h/ i) X" J# ~4 \
D prelocutionary: e5 A# v) O7 ^. D1 `3 |# F
9.Saussure distinguishes the linguistic competence of the speaker as ____
+ {4 `& i: D$ Z5 i/ C4 T: ] A parole
) I4 i. }+ c a( H9 A2 w0 |# X B language
2 R. E" I+ Z* I3 U l" O$ [ C system9 `4 C5 p+ L8 U+ A- R
D langue
) P! s* X3 k9 P/ i' R1 ?- C 10. The noun “tear” and the verb “tear” are ____( L: D4 ]( c2 X+ s- x$ j% u
A homophones3 P$ x- x4 M+ I# a# n4 p
B homographs) f# f5 l3 n0 [/ `
C complete homonyms! m0 X3 @: ^7 C; \/ L/ q) f# {
D allophones) l3 X2 M/ ]/ q
答案及解析; p2 ^. t, o4 g% }
DDABA DBADB 英国内战(1642-1646)7 |; m5 A1 v, q8 b5 T6 x
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.+ s9 A# k) L4 H2 ?4 S$ h5 p
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”。( c" I5 M9 d, q! [" e
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.
/ i" |- m" e+ `+ `- I p 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。 |