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全新版大学进阶英语：综合教程第一册
Unit 03 True Stories of Nazi Germany
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A giant panda __________ twins at Toronto Zoo.
A、gave birth to
B、gave away
C、gave way to
D、gave up
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Her injuries are ___________ with having fallen from the building. A、insistent B、consistent C、persistent D、resistant
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After the divorce she _________ never to marry again. A、revolved B、solved C、resolved D、dissolved
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The ads are intended to improve the company’s ________. A、item B、icon C、symbol D、image
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He ________ why people built ugly homes when they could have beautiful ones. A、wagered B、waded C、wandered D、wondered
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0|show" data-onresultcheck="*redo|*.na|hide@*correct|*.na|hide@*reset|*.na|hide"> One in every nine children is raised in a war zone, according to a report released on Tuesday by the United Nations Children’s Emergency Fund, or UNICEF. Two hundred and fifty million young people are living in war zones and with the number of people fleeing these regions at its highest since World War II, every second refugee is a child. In 2015 alone, some 75 million children were born into war zones, said the report. What makes matters complicated, the UN agency said, is that besides the risks to health and safety, regional violence makes it impossible to get educated. Every day, the report said, an average of four schools are targeted by violent attacks. This has made it impossible for 75 million children between the ages of three and 18 to go to kindergarten or school. For this reason, governments must focus their spending on development instead of wars, said the head of UNICEF Germany, Jürgen Heraeus. At the presentation of the report in Berlin, he expressed his disappointment at a planned European Union discussion to take money away from aid projects in developing countries and use it for military purposes. 3. What is the news report mainly about? A、UNICEF’s aid work in war zones. B、The sufferings of children in war. C、School education in wartime. D、Government spending on wars.
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I can see _____________ people hovering inside, waiting for me. A、an odd collection of B、a huge amount of C、a great deal of D、a bundle of
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She has endured house arrest and ____________ harassment by the police. A、continuous B、regular C、continual D、stable
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He had to be aware every moment no matter where he was, that he was living under false pretenses. (Para. 13) A、No matter when and where, he had to realize that he deceived others by pretending to be a member of the master race. B、No matter when and where, he had to be alert because he lived with a false identity.
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A baby ____________ around before it can walk. A、climbs B、creeps C、crawls D、sneaks
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Brett is always ___________ stray animals. A、taking on B、taking in C、taking out D、taking after
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________ the position of chairman, Smith ________, _________ to keep his current job. A、Offering; inclined; preferred B、Offering; declined; preferred C、Offered; inclined; preferring D、Offered; declined; preferring
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There is an urgent need to _________ the resources of the Irish Sea. A、explode B、exploit C、explore D、expose
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They are proposing a __________ reform of the tax system. A、radial B、radical C、racial D、medical
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0|show" data-onresultcheck="*redo|*.na|hide@*correct|*.na|hide@*reset|*.na|hide"> It is not always true that the good die young. Sir Nicholas Winton, a British man who helped save hundreds of Jewish children from the Holocaust during World War II, has died at the age of 106. His work has been compared to that of Oskar Schindler, a German who saved 1,200 Jews by employing them in his factories in Poland and Czechoslovakia. What Winton did was to rescue 669 mostly Jewish children in Czechoslovakia from the Nazis in the months before the Second World War broke out. Winton was a London businessman in December 1938 when he arranged trains to help the children flee Nazi occupation and found British families to look after them. This was a good deed Winton performed secretly, and it was not generally known about for nearly 50 years until revealed on the BBC’s That’s Life! TV program. Winton did not particularly like being called "the British Schindler". He had kept quiet about his deed. The British Prime Minister remembered Winton on Twitter, writing, "The world has lost a great man. We must never forget Sir Nicholas Winton’s humanity in saving so many children from the Holocaust." 1. What do we learn about Sir Nicholas Winton from this report? A、He almost died young in the Holocaust during World War II. B、He employed Jews in his factories in Poland and Czechoslovakia. C、He saved the lives of 669 mostly Jewish children from the Nazis. D、He arranged for British families to take care of Jewish businessmen.
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The story was reported on the newspaper, __________ across the front page. A、splash B、splashes C、splashing D、splashed
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The road __________ through the range of hills. A、walks B、strays C、wanders D、roams
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0|show" data-onresultcheck="*redo|*.na|hide@*correct|*.na|hide@*reset|*.na|hide"> One in every nine children is raised in a war zone, according to a report released on Tuesday by the United Nations Children’s Emergency Fund, or UNICEF. Two hundred and fifty million young people are living in war zones and with the number of people fleeing these regions at its highest since World War II, every second refugee is a child. In 2015 alone, some 75 million children were born into war zones, said the report. What makes matters complicated, the UN agency said, is that besides the risks to health and safety, regional violence makes it impossible to get educated. Every day, the report said, an average of four schools are targeted by violent attacks. This has made it impossible for 75 million children between the ages of three and 18 to go to kindergarten or school. For this reason, governments must focus their spending on development instead of wars, said the head of UNICEF Germany, Jürgen Heraeus. At the presentation of the report in Berlin, he expressed his disappointment at a planned European Union discussion to take money away from aid projects in developing countries and use it for military purposes. 4. Why was the head of UNICEF Germany disappointed at a European Union discussion? A、Aid projects to be discussed require too much money. B、The discussion is not going to be about money issues. C、The EU wants developing countries to borrow money. D、The governments will consider using money for wars.
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The paintings come from his private _________. A、assembly B、collection C、group D、list
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She ___________ in horror when she saw me. A、claimed B、proclaimed C、exclaimed D、acclaimed
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He not only gave Alex bread, he gave him life. (Para. 9) A、The Nazi soldier not only provided Alex with food, but also gave him a new identity and a new life. B、The Nazi soldier not only provided Alex with food, but also sacrificed his own life to save Alex.
全新版大学进阶英语：综合教程第一册
章节列表
Unit 01 The Pursuit of Dreams
53
Unit 02 Freshman Year
53
Unit 03 True Stories of Nazi Germany
54
Unit 04 Meeting Statesmen
54
Unit 05 The Water Problem
53
Unit 06 Going Offline
54