401期高一7版Quiz time答案

09-10学年度第41期7版Quiz time答案：
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D1 1-4 CBCA
D2 1. 10   2. youngest   3. Toughest   4. froze   5. developed   6. Purpose  
7. pursue   8. Antarctica
D3 1-4 CDAA
D4 1-4 BCAD
D5 1-5 BDCCD     6-10 CBABD     11-15 CAABA     16-20 CCADB

1. custom   2. hairdressers   3. 10   4. 15   5. normal   6. America   7. special   8. thieves

答案解析
D1
1. C 第二段最后一句提到The pet owners usually didn’t have enough time, space or grassland to do these things themselves, 可知马的主人们没有时间，地点和草场来饲养马匹，所以要拜托Johnson。
2. B 由文意可知，“To stop it you say ‘Whaaaaaa’,” Emily told me. 想要马停下来，就要那个正确的指令。
3. C 根据上下文可知，Afterwards, Emily and Tasha insisted that I try to ride Jasper. 朋友的鼓励帮助她树立了一些信心。
4. A 根据文意，文章主旨是讲述作者在美国第一次骑马的经历。
D3
1. C。根据第二段第二句It measures 92 meters across and is believed to be based on a math formula。
2. D。文章提到某些麦田圈的植物和土壤化验结果发现化学变化，但并没有说是所有的麦田圈都有这样的变化。
3. A。Some patterns are so complex and huge that it would be almost impossible for them to be completed in a night without being noticed. 该句说明某些麦田圈过于巨大复杂是不可能在一个晚上弄出来的。
4. A. 纵观全文，主要讲述了神奇的麦田圈现象，但并没有给出解释。
D4
1. B。从“Dad always speaks of Mom in the most glowing (生动的) terms. As does she of him.”可以知道答案B正确，父母总是热情地赞扬对方。A选项中的“never argue with each other”和文章内容不符。从“marriage was never a 50/50 arrangement”可以知道C选项错误。D选项是文章没有提到的内容。
2. C。推理判断题。“Sure, they’re ‘only kidding,’ or maybe they are not.”，这是文章中作者对夫妻之间“unkind remarks”的直接评述。其中“only kidding”还是引述，是通常人们对此的理解，并不代表作者的看法，从作者的语气来看，他的看法更倾向于后者，即“maybe they are not”， “unkind remarks”并不是纯粹的“kidding”，而是某种程度的有感而发，或多或少代表了说话人某种程度的抱怨和不满。
3. A。负责安装地毯的老板“was looking for negative banter (戏谑) about wives”，所以答案是A。他们习惯以嘲弄的口吻谈论妇女，但不是选项D所说的“激烈的批评”。
4. D。文章中讲到“Dad taught me one very important thing.”， “This lesson made such an impression on me, ”，这指的是父亲和负责安装地毯的老板之间的一段对话，父亲不肯说任何有损母亲的话，即使是玩笑话也不肯，此事“taught me more about loving and respecting your wife”，所以答案选D，我从父亲那里学到的是爱就要完全的尊重和维护。
D5

1. B  come to 意为“开始被……所认识;被……所记起”,表示随着我们年龄的增加,我们开始认识到这些挑战正是把我们塑造，并使我们成了现在的样子的事。seem to意为“似乎”；hope to意为“希望”；try to意为“试图”。
2. D  shape意为“定形,使成形,塑造”。that引导定语从句,指代先行词the very things,表示正是把我们塑造，并使我们成了现在的样子的事。design意为“设计,计划,谋划,构思”；promote意为“促进,发扬,提升,提拔,晋升为”；direct意为“指引,指示,指挥,命令,导演”。
3. C  friendship意为“友谊,友好”。根据最后一段的“In dealing with the many challenges that friendship will bring to you”可判断出友谊也是这样。confidence意为“信心”；pressure意为“压,压力,压迫,强制,紧迫”；difficulty意为“困难,难点”。
4. C  choice意为“选择,抉择”。根据下文中的“We can try to beat it off,or we can decide that the thing demanding the challenge isn’t worth the trouble and call it quits.”可判断出当我们面对挑战时有两种选择。opportunity意为“机会,时机”；expectation意为“期待,预料,指望,展望”；aspect意为“样子,外表,面貌,(问题等的)方面”。
5. D  demand意为“要求,需要”,表示需要挑战的事。deserve意为“应受,值得”；predict意为“预知,预言,预报”；present意为“介绍,引见,给,赠送,上演,提出,呈现”。
6. C  trouble意为“烦恼,麻烦”。根据下文中的call it quits可判断出不值得烦恼。comment意为“注释,评论,意见”；loss意为“损失,遗失,失败,输,浪费,错过,降低”；expense意为“费用,代价,损失,开支,费钱之物”。
7. B  time意为“次数”。time作可数名词表示“次数”。span意为“跨度,跨距,范围”；date意为“日期,日子,(历史上某一)年代,时期”；age意为“年龄,成年,使用年限,同时期的人,时代”。
8. A  case意为“情况”。表示“在大多数情况下”。field意为“原野,旷野,领域,(一块)田地,牧场,域,战场,运动场”；part意为“部分,局部,零件,角色”；occasion意为“场合,时机,机会”。
9. B  commitment意为“(受)约束,承担义务”。表示“一切所需要的是受到约束”。assessment意为“估价,被估定的金额”；encouragement意为“鼓励,奖励”；adjustment意为“调整,调节”。
10. D  painful意为“疼痛的,使痛苦的”。根据下文中的how uncomfortable可判断出当我们受到某事的约束时,这就意味着无论多么痛苦,多么不舒服,我们都要面对它,并把它解决,而不是躲避。doubtful意为“可疑的,不确的,疑心的”；shameful意为“不体面的”；harmful意为“有害的,伤害的”。
11. C  face意为“面对,面向,面临”。表示面临挑战；keep意为“保持,保存,遵守,经营,看守,拘留,维持”；control意为“控制,支配,管理(物价等),操纵,抑制”；catch意为“捕获,赶上(车船等),发觉,感染(疾病)”。
12. A  space意为“空间,间隔,距离”；表示“交流提供了讨论的空间”。plan意为“计划,设计图,平面图”；topic意为“话题,主题”；room意为“房间,空间”,在空间解时,是不可数名词,不与不定冠词连用,所以是错误的。
13. A  if意为“如果”,引导条件状语从句。表示如果你不能对朋友说“我的感情受到了伤害”。as意为“当……的时候”;while意为“当……的时候”;unless意为“如果不,除非”。
14. B  rather than意为“宁可……也不愿”。表示宁愿说“我的感情受到了伤害”。而不说“你伤害了我的感情”。 other than意为“不同于,除了”；or rather意为“确切地说,说得更准确些”；or else意为“否则”。
15. A  what引导被宾语从句,作介词for的宾语。what在从句中作are的表语。因为指的是什么样的人,所以要用what而不用who。
16. C  get through意为“通过”。根据上文中的small hurdles可判断出表示越过障碍。pass by意为“经过,掠过”;come across意为“来到,偶遇”;run over意为“跑过去,溢出,超过限度,匆匆看,碾过,扼要复述”。
17. C  impossible意为“不可能的”。句意为“没有越不过去的障碍”。unnecessary意为“不必要的,多余的”；necessary意为“必要的,必需的,必然的”；possible意为“可能的,可能存在或发生的”。
18. A  serve意为“服务,对……有用”。表示伤害只能使我们更坚强。故选A项。mean意为“意谓,想要,预定，用意,有意义”；aim意为“对……瞄准,打算”；attempt意为“尝试,企图”。
19. D  happen意为“发生”。表示这对任何人都会发生。open意为“打开,公开,开放”；appeal意为“求助,诉请,要求”；go意为“离去,走,进行,变成,趋于,达到,求助于,诉诸”。
20. B  look back on意为“回忆”。根据下文中的“Hard as it was,it made me who I am today.”可判断出有一天你会回忆去这一切事。look down on意为“轻视,看不起”；look forward to意为“期望，期待,盼望”；look up to意为“尊敬,仰望”。

听力原文：

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M: Listening comprehension
Topic eight: Customs and culture
听下面一段独白，然后完成后面的练习。该段独白仅读两遍。现在，你有20秒钟的时间阅读题目。
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M: You’ve finished eating a tasty meal in a British restaurant and the bill has been paid. But why are people giving more money? Are they mad? Not at all. They're leaving a tip!
A tip is a small amount of money that you give to someone to say "thank you" for good service. Tipping is very common in many places in Britain. For example, it's common to tip in restaurants, taxis, hotels and even hairdressers! People give 10 to 15 per cent of the final bill as a tip. Sometimes the tip is added to the bill. Other times you leave the money after having paid.
It's normal now to tip people even if you haven't had good service!
This new custom has come from America. Tipping like this has only been in Britain for the last 20 years.
Lots of British people do not agree with this. Once, British people would only tip if they had very good service.
British people also tip other people, like window cleaners and the postman as a way of thanking them for doing a good job. People usually do this at a special time of the year, such as Christmas. This is an old British custom.
Some people think the word "tip" comes from a slang word used by thieves a long time ago in Britain. Then, "tip" meant "to pass from one to another".
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M: You’ve finished eating a tasty meal in a British restaurant and the bill has been paid. But why are people giving more money? Are they mad? Not at all. They're leaving a tip!
A tip is a small amount of money that you give to someone to say "thank you" for good service. Tipping is very common in many places in Britain. For example, it's common to tip in restaurants, taxis, hotels and even hairdressers! People give 10 to 15 per cent of the final bill as a tip. Sometimes the tip is added to the bill. Other times you leave the money after having paid.
It's normal now to tip people even if you haven't had good service!
This new custom has come from America. Tipping like this has only been in Britain for the last 20 years.
Lots of British people do not agree with this. Once, British people would only tip if they had very good service.
British people also tip other people, like window cleaners and the postman as a way of thanking them for doing a good job. People usually do this at a special time of the year, such as Christmas. This is an old British custom.
Some people think the word "tip" comes from a slang word used by thieves a long time ago in Britain. Then, "tip" meant "to pass from one to another".
（停顿5″）
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听力训练到此结束。