GCTGCTGCTGCT 英语备考英语备考1. 1. 1. 1. 命题趋势命题趋势2. 2. 2. 2. 试题解析试题解析3. 3. 3. 3. 整体整体备考备考4. 4. 4. 4. 完型完型命题命题与策略与策略5. 5. 5. 5. 口语命题与策略口语命题与策略2011 年 7 月完型完型 命题原则：命题原则：1 1 1 1。词义与词形的辨析。词义与词形的辨析 2 2 2 2 逻辑关系逻辑关系 3 3 3 3。结构识别。结构识别4 4 4 4。固定搭配。固定搭配 5 5 5 5。动词用法。动词用法6 6 6 6。介词用法。介词用法TestTestTestTest 1 1 1 1Arabs consider it extremely1manners to start talking business immediately. Even the _2government official or manager always _3_ extra time to be polite and offer drinks. No matter how busy you are, you should make time4this friendliness.The conference visit is a5of doing business throughout the6world. Often, you will have to discuss your7in the presence of strangers,8may or may not have anything to do with your business. Do not be9if your meeting is interruptedseveral times by people who come into the room unannounced, whisper, or speak softly to the person10whom you are talking and leave. 1. A) badB) efficientC) quickD) accepted2. A) laziestB) topC) noD) busiest 3. A) presentsB) looks afterC) findsD) pardons 4. A) aboutB) toC) forD) against5. A) popularB) wayC) necessaryD) important 6. A) wholeB) the rest ofC) actualD) Arab 7. A) familyB) businessC) professionD) complaint8. A) whomB) whichC) whoD) what 9. A) gladB) surprisedC) interestedD) astonishment 10. A) byB) withC) invitingD) againstTestTestTestTest 2 2 2 2 Only onceayear, on his birthday, did Charlie getataste of a bit of chocolate. The 1_family shared up their money for that _2_ occasion, and when the great day arrived,Charlie was always _3_ one small chocolate bar to eat all by himself. And each time he _4_ it on the wonderful birthday morning, he would place it5_in a small wooden box that he _6_, and treasure it as if it were a bar of solid gold;and _7_the next fewdays he would allow_8_only to look at it, but never to _9_it. Then at last, when he could stand it no longer, he would gently_10_up a very small bit of the paper at one corner to expose _11_chocolate, and then he would take only a very small nibble (轻咬) -justenough to _12_the lovely sweet taste to spread over his _13_. The next day he would take another tiny nibble, and so on, and so on. And _14_this way, Charlie would make his bar of birthday chocolate _15_for more thanamonth.1.A. wholeB. allC. bothD. every 2.A. famousB. specialC. luckyD. ordinary 3.A. givenB. broughtC. gainedD. shown4.A. boughtB. areC. receivedD. noticed 5.A. partlyB. slightlyC. carefullyD. anxiously 6.A. changedB. ownedC. foundD. meant7.A. forB. fromC. beforeD. with 8.A. nobodyB. his familyC. his parentsD. himself 9.A. throwB. loseC. thinkD. touch10. A. cutB. breakC. tearD. pull 11. A. a lot ofB. a small bit ofC.agreat numberD. plenty of12. A. letB. allowC. makeD. have 13. A. teethB. stomachC. tongueD. hand 14. A. inB. byC. withD. from15. A. remainB. keepC. continueD. last TestTestTestTest 3 3 3 3 Some countries have large numbers of earthquakes.1_do not have many. Forexample, there are _2_ earthquakes in Britain. There is oftenagreat3_ during an earthquake. The ground4_ and the houses fall down. Sometimes thousands of people are killed in different ways. Earthquakes may also happen5_ the sea, or near volcanoes,6_this is not always actual. The powerful forces inside the earth separate rocks and great waves7_. They move long distances and are8_enough to break down houses and other buildings. Sometimes they break9_ buildings than the earthquake itself.A _10_ earthquake happened in Assam, India, in 1896. The11_near Shillong suddenly12_1.5 feet to one side, and then back again.13_continued to act like this 200 times14_minute. Few buildings could stand when that was happening and the greatstones15_four feet up into the air. 1. A. OtherB. OthersC. The otherD. The others 2. A. fewB. a lotC. much moreD. more3. A. soundB. voiceC. hearingD. sight 4. A. movesB. runC. pointsD. beats 5. A. atB. onC. underD. over6. A. whenB. whileC. asD. but 7. A. are appearedB. are happenedC. appearD. destroy 8. A. largeB. soundC. strongD. loud9. A. mostB. moreC. manyD. a lot of 10. A. fearB. afraidC. frightenedD. terrible 11. A. landB. soilC. earthD. field12. A. roseB. jumpedC. runD. walked 13. A. WhichB. TheyC. ItD. What 14. A. aB. oneC. forD. in15. A. flyB. flyingC. flewD. flown TestTestTestTest 4 4 4 4 Visitors to this country are normally admitted for six months, but foreign students can usuallystay for one year. They must56an educational institution, and they are required to study fora 57of fifteen hoursaweek onadaytime course. Prospective students have to show that they can afford their studies, and that they have sufficient58resources to support themselves59inthis country. In order to work here the foreigner needsawork permit60must be applied for by his prospective employer. The problem here is that the Department of Employment has the right togrant or61these permits, and there is little that can be done62it；it would be extremely unwise forafore