Unit 7

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Unit 7  Angkor Wat

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• as long as, keep off, masses of, desert, fall to
  pieces, watch over, besides, take on
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• 1)It looks a bit ugly as it is.
• 2)To make things worse, many of the men have gone
  off to cities in search of higher pay, leaving
  women from nearby villages to carry on with the
  work.
• 3)In 1980 an Indian team visited the temple to
  prepare a report and found the temple in a poor
  state.

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3.?? ?????????????????????????????? 1)They're
carrying out the plan. 2)After sunset, the sky
turns pink. 3) We have collected a large quantity
of building materials for repairs to the
temple. 4)The luggage was carried into the
courtyard of the hotel. 5)Tips are given to
waiters, waitresses and taxi drivers in
England. 4.?????? 1)We'll have to 2) We should
3)I think we should 4)Is it necessary to? 5)I
ought to ??????? 1.It looks a bit ugly as it
is. as it is??????????,?????????? 1)I
thought they could get on well with each other,
but as it is I'm wrong.???????????????,?????,????
2)They agreed to buy the old house as it
is.?????????????????
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2.In 1980 an Indian team visited the temple to
prepare a report and found the temple in a poor
state. in astate/in a state of???????? 1)The
house is in a good state.??????? 2)After talking
to her, he is in a good state of
mind.??????,?????? 3.The grey stone towers take
on a golden color before turning pink. A.take on
??,??????? 1)The Great Wall has taken on a new
look since then.????,????????? 2)His face took on
an angry look.??????????? B.take ???????take a
chance, take a deep breath, take by surprise,
take care of, take charge of, take for granted,
take off, take over, take up, ?? ??????? ?.?A?B?C
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?.????? 6.The project ______ four years and
______ a lot of dollars. A.went on worth
B.lasted cost C.kept on paid D.lasted
valued 7.----How does the teacher's speech sound
to you? ---- ______. A.Difficulty B.Wonderful
C.Possibly D.Hardly 8.He is ______ as any of
us. A.as good a swimmer B.as a good swimmer
C.a swimmer as good D.a good swimmer 9.He
isn't like his brother ______ in appearance
______ in character. A.both and B.not only
but also C.either or D.neither or 10.______
you've found, you should give it back ______ it
belongs to. A.No matter what whoever
B.Whatever no matter who C.However to anyone
D.Whatever to whoever 11.The book is
______ of the two.______ we read, the more we
want to read. A.by far better The more
B.by far better The less C.by far the better
The more D.by far the better The less
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12.The doctors and nurses ______ the seriously
wounded worker day and night. A.watched out
B.watched over C.looked over D.looked out
13.I found a book marked with date and name
______ on the ground with the back cover ______
off. A.laying torn B.lying tearing C.lying
torn D.lain tearing 14.----Why was he unhappy
yesterday? ----A letter from home ______ an
attack of homesickness. A.set off B.set out
C.set up D.set about 15.I ______ some new
clothes a month ago.Are they ready now?
A.Ordered B.Wanted C.Made D.bought
16.----You seemed to be struck by his
skill. ----Not exactly so.It was his courage
______ his skill that really struck me
most. A.rather than B.as well as C.but also
D.not as 17.----Where is Tom? ----He has gone
away ______ the weekend. A.At B.For C.Over
D.on
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18.----I ______ you the stamps you need. ----Oh,
good.I ______ that you ______. A.have bought
thought had forgotten B.have bought think have
forgotten C.bought think forgot D.am buying
thought have forgotten 19.The whole factory
area extends about two hundred kilometers
______. A.from the east to west B.from the
east to the west C.from eastern to western
D.from east to west 20.If the doctor had not
been there yesterday, ______ babies would have
died. A.all the poor little B.the all
poor little C.the poor little all D.all
the little poor 21.Sam Hi, Kate! Glad you could
make it to the party. Kate ______. Sam You were
the first person I thought of. A.Let me give you
my coat B.It seems that the party has already
started C.Thanks for inviting me D.It's always a
pleasure to make a new friend
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22.The servant opened the door and ______ the
house. A.admitted me to enter B.admitted me into
C.allowed me entering D.promised me to enter
23.He has made a good plan in ______ with
marketing strategies. A.suggestion B.connection C.
possession D.instruction 24.Go about 100 meters
______ the bridge, ______ you'll find the school
on the right. A.beyond or B.except
and C.beyond and D.besides or 25.The teacher
wants ______ student to succeed.However, ______
student will find his or her own personal road to
success. A.every every B.each each C.every
each D.each every
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• The lake lay before me, blue and peaceful, in the
  evening light.On either side the mountains  26
   sharply surrounding it in a kind of bowl.A few
  sheep  27  their sides and here and there a cow
  was  28  eating on the lower slopes.The place was
  so far away, so  29  by human work that it seemed
  the very place to 30 .Even Higgs, I thought,
  wouldn't be able to find me  31 .
• I sat down by the edge of the lake and, pulling
   32  my shoes and socks, put my  33  in the
  water.It was cold, like ice.After a moment I  34
   over and spread some of the  35  on my hot
  face.I could see myself  36  in the water,
  staring at  37  like a stranger.
• I realized suddenly how tired I was of  38
   away.Surely, I thought, I could live here for a
  few days, out of  39  of Higgs and his men.While
  I tried to  40 some plan for the future, I found
  a tiny cottage on the far side of the lake  41
  some smoke coming from its roof, I still had  42
   money.Perhaps they would give me a  43  and some
  food.
• As I watched, a man came out of the house and
  down to a little  44  at the lakeside.He got into
  it and began to move  45  towards my side.I could
  not see his  46  at first.He continued calmly  47
   the lake and, when he was about halfway, he
  rested his oars and the boat  48  into a patch of
  sunlight.He  49  a hand in a friendly way of
  greeting.I was about to raise mine in  50  when,
  all at once, I saw his face clearly it was Higgs!

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?.????? ??????,?????????????????? I don't often
lose things and I'm especially careful with
money, so I was quite surprised when I reached
for my wallet and it wasn't there.At first, I
thought it was possible that I could have left it
at home.Then I remembered taking it out to pay
for the taxi, so I knew I had it with me just
before I walked into the restaurant.I wondered if
it was possible that it could have slipped out of
my pocket while I was eating dinner.Thinking
about that possibility, I turned and walked back
to the table where I had been sitting.Unfortunatel
y, there were several people sitting at the table
at the time, so I called a waiter and explained
to him that my wallet had fallen out of my pocket
while I was sitting at the table a few minutes
earlier.I had the waiter go over to the table to
see if my wallet was on the floor.While the
waiter was looking for it, the manager of the
restaurant came up to me and asked me if anything
was wrong.I didn't want to get a lot of people
involved in the problem, but I knew I had to get
the wallet back.I told the manager what had
happened.He had me describe the wallet to him,
and then he insisted that I report the missing
wallet to the police.I told him that I didn't
particularly want to get the police involved in
it, besides, I was in a hurry because I had an
appointment with my doctor in just a few
minutes.I explained to him that my biggest worry
at the moment was how I was going to pay the
check.He told me not to worry about that.He had
me write down my name and address, and he said he
would send me a bill.
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51.Why was the writer so sure he had brought his
wallet with him? A.He remembered that he didn't
leave it at home. B.He always felt his pocket for
the wallet before he left home. C.He believed his
own memory. D.He had taken it out to pay the
taxi-driver. 52.According to the passage, the
writer most probably lost his wallet when
______. A.he took it out to pay for the taxi B.he
walked into the restaurant C.he was eating
dinner D.he was ordering his dish 53.Why did the
writer walk back to the table where he had been
sitting? A.He was sure his wallet was still
there. B.It was possible that he could find his
wallet there. C.He could ask someone there about
his wallet. D.He saw the wallet lying on the
floor near the table. 54.The manager
______. A.didn't appear till very late B.didn't
come at all because he was very busy C.came up
pretty soon to see what had happened D.came to
the table and found the wallet
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55.As the writer didn't want to get a lot of
people involved in the problem, ______. A.he only
told the manager what had happened B.he didn't
tell the manager anything C.he reported to the
police immediately D.he only told the story to
the manager and the waiter ?.????? 56.Why are
you pouring so much ______ (?) on your noodles?
57.It is no use r ______ a lost
opportunity. 58.The number of the new animal
______ (??) in that forest is 5. 59.This company
needs to employ more s ______ for some new
departments. 60.Many customs in Beijing have
______ (???) disappeared. 61.Do you enjoy ______
(??) sports, like climbing and jogging? 62.They
are good at climbing because they live in the
______ (???) area. 63.I didn't mean to ______
(??) the party. 64.______ (??) is not only
necessary but also helpful nowadays. 65.Letters,
according to him, will be ______ (??) by e-mails
sooner or later. ?.?????
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