英语专业四级备考丛书之一 英语词汇测试练习
A. terminate A. scented A. subscribed A. remain A. settler
B. desist B. sweet B. attributed B. maintain B. prayer
C. cancel C. smelly C. inherited C. restore C. victim
D. cease D. stinking D. donated D. overtake D. supporter
4. The air in the garden was warm and fragrant. 5. He paid money for a number of journals concerned with his subject.
6. To keep up a car takes a lot of work, but doing so is necessary to keep it in good condition. 7. Rejected on the basis of his nationality, the applicant was a sufferer of an irrational belief. 8. When an organization acquires a computer system, it decides precisely what forms of input would be most favorable. A. inexpensive to obey them. A. punching
B. clubbing
C. forcing
D. driving
10. A magician does not really depend on mysterious charm to perform his tricks, but rather, on his ability to act with great speed. A. diamond
B. opium
C. magic Test 17
Section A
1. Nowadays the young people need an ___ for their energies. A. outline
B. outdoor B. cut down
C. outlook C. make up C. reliance C. nearly C. shifted to C. detailed C. invented
D. outlet D. live with D. companion D. lately D. additional to D. mentioned D. acquired
2. Nancy and her brother often have some terrible rows, but they always ___soon afterwards. A. set aside A. relative A. late
3. Her English improved because of a long __ with British and American people.
B. association B. near
4. It is only ___that she has been well enough to go out.
5. His eyes, ____ the darkness, turned instinctively away from the light. A. accustomed to A. briefed
B. acceptable to B. described B. found
6. The witness ____ the lawyer on what happened in the restaurant.
7. The ability to use a language can be ____ only by the act of using the language. A. created A. broken away
8. Modern music has ___ from the 18th-century rules.
B. broken down
C. broken out D. broken off
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B. important C. beneficial D. essential
9. The guards shouted and screamed, often giving conflicting commands and beating those unable
D. lever
英语专业四级备考丛书之一 英语词汇测试练习
9. An adolescent often ___in fantastic thoughts and dreams. A. keeps up A. hide A. literal
B. pays up B. blind B. literary
C. gets caught up D. is brought up C. prevent C. illiterate
D. keep D. literacy
10. No one should ___himself to the well-known fact
11. The well-known ___man will publish the 22nd novel of his life. 12. They didn't give Smith the position; ____, he was too young A. to begin with A. explored A. provoke A. looked over A. obedient A. balance A. instance A. remarked A. settle down A. got A. ages
B. to begin at B. examined B. restrain
C. to start from D. to start up C. killed C. magnify
D. blasted D. implement
13. The warships ___the port until all the boats were sunk.
14. The manager tried to ___ his ideas too quickly and the workers wouldn't accept them. 15. The family ___the house before they decided to rent it.
B. looked after B. excessive B. match B. presents B. admired B. free from B. attained B. charms B. immense B. appealed B. infinite
C. came over D. came after C. obstinate
D. respective
16. The dog is well-trained and ____ to its master's orders. 17. The color of the skirt does not ___that of the coat.
C. correspond D. accord C. instants C. remained C. leave out C. obtained C. mocks
D. presence D. adapted D. hold off D. deserved D. murders
18. The dinner bell rang, and we sat down in a matter of ____.
19. She asked if it had been easy to paint the brilliant pictures that everybody ___. 20. Do you think the rain will ___ until we get home?
21. All citizens who have ___the age of 18 have the right to vote. 22. The fear of what might happen ___people.
23. Winning being ___, we figured we'd just have fun playing. A. impressive A. appeared A. inferior
C. impossible D. important C. apologized D. applauded C. initial
D. innocent
24. They ___to him to abandon the idea.
25. His ___interest in chemistry has been replaced by dislike recently. 26. Fanny feels like dancing but he is so shy that she just ___.
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英语专业四级备考丛书之一 英语词汇测试练习
A. looks out A. appreciate A. links
B. looks at B. apparent B. joins B. outbreak
C. looks in D. looks on
27. Methods used in teaching English to young children are not always ___for students.
C. appropriate D. approximate C. connects
D. borders
28. From the map you can see Scotland ___on England:
29. When he was told the truth a sudden ____ of anger arose in him. A. impulse
C. occurrence D. signal
30. For many years the French had spent more on both satellites and launch ____ than any other country except the United States and the Soviet Union. A. transports Section B
1. Peter's ideas seem very obscure to me. A. clear
B. vague B. selected
C. important C. elected C. foolish C. preserved C. hurt.
D. obvious D. chose D. regrettable D. satisfied D. deserted
2. She nominated her son as her representative at the meeting. A. appointed A. careless A. obliged A. forced of things. A. trouble A. big
B. accident B. tiny B. sold
C. harm C. major C. beaten C. rise
D. mess D. minor D. transferred D. come up
7. The child was playing on the floor with his collection of miniature farm animals. 8. The slaves lived a miserable life. Some servants were even branded by their masters. A. marked A. lower
9. Many airplanes now in use cannot ascend vertically.
B. come down
10. Early endeavours to predict cyclone development from synoptic charts relied heavily upon the analysis of surface fronts. A. reproaches
B. approaches
C. effects Test 18
Section A
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B. vehicles C. transships D. orbits
3. Even sensible men do absurd things sometimes.
B. impu1sive B. resorted B. deceived
4. The rich father indulged his son with plenty of pocket money.
5. He cheated the old woman by making her sign a paper she didn't understand.
6. The monkey did a lot of mischief before it was caught and put back in its cage; it broke a number D. attempts
英语专业四级备考丛书之一 英语词汇测试练习
A. signaled A. roam A. action A. came A. used
B. waved B. roar B. liberty B. marched B. notified B. invited B. negative B. spoil B. planned
C. summoned D. beckoned C. scent C. plaster C. migrated C. replaced C. managed
D. soar D. pressure D. moved D. relaxed D. secured
2. The terrible ___passed and there was nothing but silence. 3. Blacks began to use their votes to exert political ___.
4. The lumber jacks were so furious that they ___into the city to protest shouting \ 5. The craze for jazz was ____ by the craze for swing. 6. When a person has an infectious disease, he is usually ____. A. isolated A. narrow A. alter A. printed
7. Too much of a good thing can have ____ consequences.
C. wonderful D. unbelievable C. improve C. arranged
D. block D. published
8. Trees that ____ the view of oncoming traffic should be cut down.
9. They still continue to buy 'proper 'books, too, ___on good paper and bound between hard covers. 10. ____, there has grown up in the postwar years what is sometimes referred to as the 'Do-It-Yourself Movement'. A. At once A. flitted
B. As a result B. flung
C. As a result of D. Resulting in C. fleeted
D. fled
11. And then with no word of thanks or farewell, he ___.
12. The ___as ambassador will be difficult for one with no experience. A. agreement
B. consideration
C. appointment D. dismiss
13. Only now do I fully realize that these men had such agonizing experiences while their . ___were enjoying a carefree life. A. contemporaries A. brim
B. complements B. breadth
C. compositions D. containers C. ridge
D. bottom
14. My father carried a shopping bag filled to the ___with all kinds of things. 15. Hundreds of flags draped the windows of Monaco last week ___Princess Caroline. A. in the honor of A. recurrences A. critical
B. in honor of B. strokes B. criticized
C. on the honor of D. with honor of C. pulses
D. pulsation
16. In the utter quiet, Danny could hear the beating of his ___.
17. But you should be learning to read with a ____ eye no matter what you are reading.
C. sympathized D. sympathetic
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