高级英语2-1课外练

补充练习题LessonOneFacetoFacewithHurricaneCamilleI.Choosetheonewhichisequaltothewordgivenblow:1.lashA.strikeviolentlyB.passbyC.moveslowlyD.stride2.pummelA.pushforwardB.punishseverelyC.hitwithrepeatedblowD.beatheavily3.gruffA.seriousB.grievousC.roughD.Gentlegrievousadj.(formal)(ofsomethingbad)verysevereorserious(正式)（坏事，灾祸）极其严重的，剧烈的4.elevateA.putdownB.liftupC.facetoD.pushdown5.demolishA.destroyB.reduceC.increaseD.beat6.scudA.gosmoothlyB.gostraightandfastC.goupanddownD.goviolently7.interiorA.situatedinsideB.situatedoutsideC.interrelateD.internecine两败俱伤的8.ferocityA.capabilityB.fiercenessC.impedimentD.ferment9.shudderA.shuffleinB.walkoutC.curlupD.Shakeshuffle[ˈʃʌf(ə)l]verb[noobj.,withadverbial]walkbydraggingone'sfeetalongorwithoutliftingthemfullyfromtheground拖着脚走10.sanctuaryA.awarmplaceB.shelterC.acleanplaceD.aharmplace11.maroonA.staybraveandalongB.leavehopefulD.leavehelplessandalone12.vantageA.variablesituationB.comfortlesspositionC.advantageD.disadvantage13.debrisA.smallindividualpartsB.completelygoodplacesC.wellpreservedpiecesD.scatteredbrokenpieces14.imploreA.requestearnestlyB.informeagerlyC.askforleaveD.askforleave15.skimA.hitviolentlyB.movelightlyoverC.gofastandquietlyD.movegraduallyaway16.rampageA.walkforpleasureB.producebranchesC.rage,rushwildlyD.range17.festoonA.celebrateB.fastenC.scatterD.decorate18.extinguishA.putoutB.putupC.putonD.putdown19.disintegrateA.jointtogetherB.breakupintopiecesC.regardasaindividualD.lookdownupon20.frustrateA.discourageB.bringaboutgoodresultC.comeoutfruitfullyD.worryabouttheresult21.propA.supportB.placeC.suspendD.propose22.tiltA.cultivateB.inclineC.levelD.disintegrate23.endureA.conductB.controlC.bearD.engulfengulfverb[withobj.](常作beengulfed)(ofanaturalforce)sweepover(something)soastosurroundorcoveritcompletely（自然力量）吞没，吞噬；淹没24.barA.musicnoteB.hotrail禁火标志C.brickD.block25.thrustA.dreadfulweaponB.sharpknifeC.piercewindD.push,drivingforce26.diminishA.mummify制成木乃伊B.reduceC.microcommand微指[命]令D.increase2728.perishA.incarnate使人格化B.dieC.increaseD.submit29.lapA.coverB.destroyC.beatD.put30.vanishA.importB.existC.appearD.disappearII.Completethewordaccordingtothedefinition:1.violentwindstormh2.letters;letterwritingc3.machineforgeneratingelectricityg4.toputintowater;throwwateroverd5.torisetohigherlevelofrank,poweretc.m6.7.tosavefromloss,fire,wrecketc.s8.ofthemindp9.tostrikeorfillwithrespectcombinedwithfearandreverencea10.done,carriedout,withorderormethodm11.12.somethingownedp13.difficultorimpossibletounderstandorcomprehendi14.15.tolaywasteordestroyd16.aplaceorstructuretowhichavesseloraircraftcanbemooredm17.tobreaksuddenlywithabrisk,sharp,crackingsounds18.tograspandholdtightly.c19.20.21.22.tostrikeoraffectinamannersimilartolashingw23.toseekadviceorinformationofc24.unwilling;disinclinedr25.apersonwhoperformsorofferstoperformaserviceofhisorherownfreewillvIII.Putthefollowingwordsandphrasesintotheappropriateblanksinthefollowingsentences.(Fillinginthegridisoptional.)revivalvitalbestrewngradesurvivingvivifyingbluesrevivedvividtrailawayvivisectionsprawledsurvivorrevitalizevitaminbeboundto1.Someexpertsbelievethatlowmortgagerateswillhelptotheeconomy.2.Oneofthetestsofgoodwritingiswhetherornotitsimageryis.3.Thegroup,whichwantstopreventcrueltytoanimals,isagainstinmedicallabs.4.acatastropheoftenmakesonemoresensitivetothepositiveaspectsoflife.5.Hetogo,andnothingwillstophim.6.Hisvoiceinconfusion.7.Thepathwithflowers8.Theseappleshavebeenaccordingtosizeandquality9.Thehasfinallygottenmetoday.10.Asupplementisneededbypeoplewhodonotconsumeaproperdiet.11.Afteraday’swork,hewasextremelytired.Hecamehomeandonthesofaimmediately.12.Apartofanyhealthprogramisexercise.13.Theofthe1960'sbroughtbackwildhairstylesandbootswithmini-skirts.14.Byadministeringmouth-to-mouthresuscitation,thelifeguardthedrownedman.15.TherewasnotasingleoftherecentplanecrashnearLosAngeles.16.Theactresshadthegiftofanyrolewithheruniqueblendofhumorandpathos.IV.ReadingComprehension:1.Themeof“FacetofacewithHurricaneCamille”is_____.A.Humanbeingismoreimportantthananythingelseintheworld.B.Johnhaslearntalessonfromhisownexperience.C.Peoplesufferedfromsuchadevastatinghurricane.D.HurricaneCamilleisthegreateststormevertohittheUnitedStates.2.Howmanypeoplearethereinthehousetofightagainstthehurricane?A.11B.13C.10D.153.HowmanyonslaughtsdidhurricanehittheKoshak’shouse?A.threetimesB.fourtimesC.onceD.manytimes4.Whentheseawaterreachedthehouseanddestroyedthestaircase,theKoshak’sfamilyhadtoretreatto______.A.thelandingB.theoutsideC.theTVroomD.thebedroom5.Theantagonistinthestoryis_____.A.JohnKoshakB.CharlieHillC.thehurricaneD.theneighbourV.Determinewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalse.Puta“T”,ifthestatementistrueandputa“F”,ifthestatementisfalse.1.JohnKoshakSr.isabusinessman,whodesignseducationaltoysandsupplies.2.Gulfportisatown,wheretheKoshaksliveandwhichitissaidthatthehurricanewouldpummel.3.Theoldparentshavebeenlivingwithyoungcoupleandtheirchildrenforsomeyears.4.Whenthewaterroseabovetheirankles,theytriedtorunaway,butfailed.5.Thehurricaneseizeda600,000-gallonGulfportoiltank