【正文】 owledge but seldom produce ideas of their own. A. College students sample courses in the basic knowledge area to test their skills for college success. B. College students can usually gain factual knowledge but seldom anize new concepts. C. Students attend college in order to absorb ideas and produce knowledge. D. Students attend college in order to absorb knowledge and learn to anize the knowledge into concept. 8. I disagree then as now with many of John Smith‘s judgments, but always respected him. And this book is a wele reminder of his big, friendly, stubborn personality. How does the author of this sentence feel about John Smith? A. He dislikes him but agrees with his ideas. B. He considers him to be a disagreeable person. C. He disagrees with his ideas but respects him. D. He disagreed with him then but agrees with him now. 9． There is a question about the extent to which any one of us can be free of a prejudiced view in the area of religion. A. Probably everyone is prejudiced in his views on religion. B. Any one of us can be free of prejudice in the area of religion. C. A prejudiced view in the area of religion is undesirable. D. Because we can‘t be free of prejudice in the area of religion, we should not practice a religion. 10. This is not just a sadbuttrue story。 however, this time around, the critics panned everything about the play, calling it uninspired and boring. A. criticism B. ments C. praises D. discussions 4. The crowd gathered at the city gates and at ten o‘ clock it began to move. Reaching the church a half hour later, the throng stopped and waited patiently for the priests. A. crowd B. churchman C. priests D. movement 5. The idea that offtrack betting will work in Alaska because it works in New York is a questionable analogy. New York and Alaska may not be alike when it es to offtrack betting. A. parison B. purpose C. contrast D. requirement 6. He was interest in anthropology. A. the study of apes B. the study of insects C. the study of royalty D. the study of humans 7. He circumvented the problem. A. described B. solved C. went around, avoided D. wrote down, copied 8. Which of the following pairs of words are homonyms? A. lazy, hardworking B. Jack, John C. fly, apply D. do, due 9. The doctor is a specialist in the human respiratory system. She is an expert on A. bones B. lungs C. nerves D. the stomach 10. Because she had never learned to think about the consequences of her actions, her behavior tended to be capricious. One moment, she was going to marry and have a big family。 閱讀題 庫 共分 8大題，各題類型及內(nèi)容如下： 1． 選擇題 單詞意義理解 2． 選擇題 句子理解 3． 選擇題 推測 4． 簡答題 段落大意理解 5． 判斷題 事實(shí)意見判斷 6． 填空題 《圣經(jīng)》典故理解 7． 簡答題 理解作者的語氣、態(tài)度和目的 8． 簡答題 名著閱讀理解及閱讀技巧 第一大題 選擇題 Word Guessing. 第一套： Guess the meaning of the underlined words in each sentence below and choose the suitable meaning from A, B, C or D. (1’x10) 1. The government is financing a study of the effects on humans of living in a megalopolis. A. an apartment in a large building B. an extremely large city C. a dangerous part of a city D. a city with a large police force 2. The first thing Jim did when he got off the train was to look for a porter. A. person who sales tickets B. taxi cab C. person who carries luggage D. door to the luggage room 3. We find these jokes funny because they provide a sudden release of our normally suppressed drives. We are free to enjoy the forbidden, and the energy we normally use to inhibit these drives is discharged as laughter. A. discharge B. drive C. forbid D. suppress, hide 4. When we are secure about our abilities, we can joke about our foibles. If we can laugh at our small faults, we will not be overpowered by them. A. ability B. weakness, fault, minor flaw in character C. power D. security 5. Twins are born about one time out of every 90 births, but triplets are much more unusual. A. one child B. two children C. three children D. four children 6. A traffic accident on the Golden Bridge can impede the smooth flow of traffic for hours. A. end B. block C. influence D. quicken 7. At the smallest sign of illness, the children had been quickly sent back to the kitchen, and to the mother who had been held more or less responsible for such a lapse. A. success. B. error. C. help. D. sign 8. After a day of hunting, Harold is ravenous. Yesterday, for example, he ate two bowls of soup, a large chicken, and a piece of chocolate cake before he was finally satisfied. A. happy B. greedy C. victorious D. extremely hungry 9. Car, man, book and shop are monosyllabic words because each has only one syllable. Which word in the following answers is a polysyllabic? A. truck B. son C. room D. woman 10. We are so unaware of it that the most liberal of us go through life with a kind of ethnocentricity that automatically rules out all other ways of seeing the world. A. eliminates B. emphasizes C. includes D. improves 答案： 15 B C D B C。 however, this time around, the critics panned everything about the play, calling it uninspired and boring. A. criticism B. ments C. praises D. discussions 4. Usually if restaurant food is poorly prepared, I don‘t criticize the waiter. Instead, I reprimand the manager. A. fire B. evaluate C. promote D. criticize 5. The young monk led a very ascetic existence. He rose at five in the morning, spent an hour in prayer and then sat down to a simple breakfast of grains and fruit. The rest of the day was spent