笔趣阁小说

Unit 16（第5页）

&B）permissiD）permittenustewithustothepolice_____。Ourheadiswaitingforyou。

&ersB）headlierD）headache15。Theshopownerweledalltheguestswitha_____smile。

A）practiceB）practiceC）practicalD）practiced16。TheGreatWallismorethan6，000liin_____。

A）lthgD）longing17。How_____heis!Heisalwaysag_____。Heisreallya_____。

A）foolish，foolishly，foolB）fool，foolish，foolC）foolish，fool，foolD）foolishly，foolish，fool18。Theshelostisveryexpe’sofgreat_____。

A）valuableB）valueC）valuelessD）invaluable19。Wehavetolearn_____teothertries。

A）advanceB）advangtageD）advanr。Bla_____ian_____i。Youoteasilyfindhiminhis_____。

A）official，officer，officeB）officer，office，officialC）official，official，officialD）officer，official，officeII。Readingprehension

&iohefollowingpassage（s）。Choosethebestahequestionsandtraheueoese。

Passage

Doyoufiingupinthemsodifficultthatit’spainful?ThismightbecalledlaziDr。Kleitmanhasaion。Hehasprovedthateveryonehasadailyenergycycle。

Duringthehourswhenyhyourworkyoumaysaythatyouare“hot”。That’strue。Thetimeofdaywheeiyourcyperatureisatthispeak。Forsomepeoplethepeakesduringthem。Forothersitesiern。Noonehasdiscoveredwhythisisso，butitleadstosuchfamiliar，John!You’llbelatefain!”Thepossibleexplanatioroubleisthatheisathistemperature-and-eheevening。Muchfamilyquarrellingendswhenhusbandsandwivesrealizewhattheseenergycy，andwhichcycleeachmemberofthefamilyhas。

Yougeyycycle，butyoutomakeyourlifefititbetter。Habithelp，Dr。Kleitmanbelieves。Maybeyou’resleepyifeelyoumuststayuplateanyway。teract（对抗）youreextentbyhabituallystayihanyouwanttyislowinthembutyouhaveanimportantjobtodoearlyintheday，risebeforeyourusualhour。Thiswon’tgeyourcycle，butyou’llgetupsteamayourlowpoint。

&oaslowstart，whichsavesyetupwithaleisurelyyawohebedamiihefloor。Avoidthetroublesomesearchforclothesbylayihenightbefore。Wheneverpossible，doroutineworkiernooasksrequiringmyforyoursharperhours。

1。Dr。Kleitmanthinksthat_____。

&ihemmeanslazinessB）ifyypeakisintheevening，youmightlikegettingupearlyC）peopleothingabycycleD）speimeyawningaghelpstokeepyetic2。Agtothepassage，familyquarrelsmayresultfrom_____。

A）thesameenergyilymembersB）unawarenessycyclesgtogetupearlyinthemD）knowledgeycycles

3。Ifyouareusedtogettihem，youarelikelytobemetic_____。

A）atnoonB）inthemtheafternoonD）intheevening4。What’sthelikelyrelatioweenenergydbodytemperature?

A）Energydbodytemperaturearethesamethings。

B）Thehigheryourtemperatureis，thelesseicyouare。

C）Thehigheryourtemperatureis，themeticyouare。

D）Thereisiohem。

5。Whichofthefollowisisnottrue?

A）Onegehisenergyakesuphismind。

&illdon’tknowwhypeoplehavedifferentenergycycles。

C）Habitwillhelptomakeourlifefitenergycyclesbetter。

D）Ifyouriseearlierthanusual，youwillbemoreeffitatyourlowpointinthem。

III。Cloze

&hereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage。ForeaktherearefourarkedA），B），dD）。YoushouldchoosetheOsintothepassage。

Therearemorethanfortyuaiwiyasin196the1960seight（1）_____newoneswerefouenothernewoedby（2）_____oldcollegesofteologiesiies。Ihe（3）_____ofstudehandoubled，from70，000tomorethan200，000。By1973about10%ofmen（4）_____fromeighteey-onewereiiesandabout5%ofwomen。Alltheuiesare（5）_____institutions。Eachhasitscils，（6）_____someloessmenandlocalpolitisas（7）_____asafewacademics。Thestatebegantogive（8）_____tothemfiftyyearsago，andby1970eaiversityderivednearlyallits（9）_____fromstategrashavetopayfeesandlivingcosts，（10）_____everystudentmayrethelocalauthorityoftheplacewherehelivesapersonalgrantwhioughtopayhisfull（11）_____，inglodgingandfoodunlesshisparentsare（12）_____。Moststudents（13）_____jobsinthesummerforaboutsixweeks，buttheydonot（14）_____dooutsidewthe（15）_____year。TheDepartmeiontakes（16）_____forthepaymentwhichcoversthewhole（17）_____oftheudoesnotexercisediretrol。Ithaveanimportantinflunce（18）_____sthroughitspowerto（19）_____funds，butittakestheadviiversityGrantsittee，abodywhily（20）_____ofacademics。

1。A）essentiallyB）pletelyC）remarkablyD）paratively2。A）alteringB）transferringvertingD）varying3。A）amountB）quantityC）populationD）number4。A）tedB）agedC）seemedD）lived5。A）publidividualC）privateD）personal6。A）ingB）ggD）taking7。A）goodB）longC）littleD）well8。A）grantsB）pensionsuesD）degrees9。A）paymentsB）chargesC）profitsD）funds10。A）andB）butC）orD）so

11。A）costsB）pricesC）feesD）fares12。A）penerousd-heartedD）rich13。A）earnB）takeC）deriveD）offer14。A）obviouslyB）surprisinglyallyD）particularly15。A）professionalB）iualalD）academic16。A）responsibilityB）adviceC）dutyD）pleasure17。A）damagesB）wastesesD）salaries18。A）overB）toD）for19。A）colletributeC）distributeD）gather20。A）sistedB）adeD）taken