Unit Test

1、单选题：
‏ In the 1960s, ________.‏
选项：
A:  students were more interested in taking drugs than in protesting
B:  California had become very rich because of its political radicalism
C:  the governor of California felt that Berkeley University students were right to protest　
D: there were students at Berkeley who believed that political change was necessary
答案: 【 there were students at Berkeley who believed that political change was necessary】

2、单选题：
‎In the 1960s, ________.​‎​
选项：
A:  students were uninterested in discussing ideas
B: 　 people could read anything they wanted
C:  students were passionate about both ideas and politics
D:  young people under 18 had a lot of freedom
答案: 【  students were passionate about both ideas and politics】

3、单选题：
‍In the UK today ________.‌
选项：
A:  college may actually prevent students from becoming more politically and socially aware
B: the general opinion is that students go to college so as not to be unemployed
C:  more than 50 per cent of young people now go to college
D: students are very lazy
答案: 【  college may actually prevent students from becoming more politically and socially aware】

4、单选题：
‎International students today ________.‍
选项：
A:  hope to change the world 
B:  aren’t very interested in changing the world
C:  often decide to study in their own country
D: go to university because they know they will enjoy themselves there
答案: 【  aren’t very interested in changing the world】

5、单选题：
‏ The writer says that students today ____.‌
选项：
A: 　 are much more connected to life outside college
B:  seldom ring their families
C: care more about their parents
D: spend a lot of time discussing literature and music with their college friends
答案: 【 　 are much more connected to life outside college】

6、单选题：
​ While I had other serious injuries, my legs were my ________ concern.‍
选项：
A: primitive
B:  perfect
C:  prime
D:  private
答案: 【  prime 】

7、单选题：
‍The novel praises the ________ spirit of the hero against the old society.‍‍‍
选项：
A:  rebel  
B: reluctant
C:  obedient
D:  opposite
答案: 【  rebel  】

8、单选题：
‎The new job is not a promotion as such but it brings good ________ for the future.‎
选项：
A:  priorities
B: proposals
C:  purposes
D:  prospects
答案: 【  prospects】

9、单选题：
‎ It is a(n) ________ feeling to unload the burden that has been weighing us down for years.‏
选项：
A:  illuminating
B:  appealing
C:  liberating  
D: forbidding
答案: 【  liberating  】

10、单选题：
​The report shows that there have been ________ improvements in some areas in the past ten years.‏
选项：
A: dreadful
B:  dramatic
C: domestic
D:  doubtful
答案: 【  dramatic 】

11、判断题：
‎ Studying postmodernism caused Frank Thomas to change.‎
选项：
A: 正确
B: 错误
答案: 【 正确】

12、判断题：
Frank says that his generation of students are luckier than previous generation.‍
选项：
A: 正确
B: 错误
答案: 【 正确】

13、判断题：
 Postmodernism seems to suggest that people should not work together.‌
选项：
A: 正确
B: 错误
答案: 【 错误】

14、判断题：
The way people use the word “radicalism” has changed.‏
选项：
A: 正确
B: 错误
答案: 【 正确】

15、判断题：
 This generation’s involvement with the Internet is less significant than their parents’ political involvement.‏
选项：
A: 正确
B: 错误
答案: 【 错误】

Unit Test

1、单选题：
‏ Why did mothers record the incidents of empathy?‏
选项：
A: They were taking part in some scientific research. 
B: They were interested in their children’s actions.
C:  They were students who were studying empathy.
D: They thought it would help their children.
答案: 【 They were taking part in some scientific research. 】

2、单选题：
​Which of these statements about children aged about one is true?‌
选项：
A:  They become distressed easily.
B: They imitate their parents.
C: They mostly ignore other children when they cry.
D: They are not sure about how to comfort another child.
答案: 【 They are not sure about how to comfort another child.】

3、单选题：
​What is Jenny’s reaction when a neighbor’s baby cries?‍
选项：
A:  She starts to cry loudly.
B: She feels upset even after the baby stops crying.
C:  She brings him a drink.
D: She tries to play with him.
答案: 【 She feels upset even after the baby stops crying.】

4、单选题：
‌What happens at the age of two and a half?​
选项：
A: Some children become a lot more emotional. 
B: Parents change the way they discipline their children.
C:  Some children become very aware of their environment.
D: Some children remain empathic while others don’t.
答案: 【 Some children remain empathic while others don’t.】

5、单选题：
‎What do we learn from the last paragraph?​
选项：
A:  Children imitate their parents.
B: Parents should discipline their children.
C:  It’s important to help people who are distressed.
D:  Parents shouldn’t tell children that they are naughty.
答案: 【 Parents should discipline their children.】

6、单选题：
‏​‏Two independent investigators have reached ________ the same conclusions.​‏​
选项：
A: especially  
B: virtually
C:  normally
D:  slightly
答案: 【 virtually 】

7、单选题：
‌‏‌Jim’s two most pleasing ________ are generosity and energy.‏‌‏
选项：
A:  traits
B: points
C:  trials  
D: figures
答案: 【  traits 】

8、单选题：
‎I ate a(n) ________ prepared sandwich and shot out the door.‍‎‍
选项：
A:  urgently
B:  immediately
C:  instantly
D: hastily
答案: 【 hastily】

9、单选题：
‌‍‌His speech ________ a heated discussion.‍‌‍
选项：
A:  rose
B:  extracted
C:  evoked  
D: arose
答案: 【  evoked  】

10、单选题：
‍The child ________ at his teacher as he received the award.‍
选项：
A:  beamed
B: shone  
C: delighted
D:  gleamed
答案: 【  beamed 】

11、判断题：
‎Empathy and sympathy are not the same thing.‍
选项：
A: 正确
B: 错误
答案: 【 正确】

12、判断题：
Children need to have a teddy bear or security blanket at all times‎
选项：
A: 正确
B: 错误
答案: 【 错误】

13、判断题：
Between the age of two and three children lose some of their empathic reactions.‎
选项：
A: 正确
B: 错误
答案: 【 正确】

14、判断题：
Children can be encouraged by parents to be more empathic.​
选项：
A: 正确
B: 错误
答案: 【 正确】

15、判断题：
It is important to tell children when they are being naughty.‏
选项：
A: 正确
B: 错误
答案: 【 错误】

Unit Test

1、单选题：
‌The film Catch Me If You Can _____.‎‌ ‎‌‎
选项：
A: was written by Carl Hanratty 
B: shows how you can steal someone’s identity
C:  was based on the life of Frank Abagnale
D:  shows how to protect yourself against identity theft