CET-6词汇语法模拟题集一_CET语法
1. i ____ from your speech on the phone that you are a foreigner, for your english is so good.
[a] doubt [b] ensure
[c] wonder [d] presume
2. when it rains the ground becomes very ____ and makes it difficult for people to walk on.
[a] messy [b] solid
[c] muddy [d] fragile
3. what a(n) ____ that i was in paris at the same time as you! but it is a pity we didn’t see each other.
[a] chance [b] coincidence
[c] cooperation [d] incidence
4. the highest ____ of governments has been given to the problem of heavy traffic.
[a] priority [b] privilege
[c] potential [d] premise
5. i can ____ believe that she is lazy at home -- she is very lazy at school.
[a] hastily [b] rashly
[c] readily [d] respectively
6. there is not much ____ that he would succeed, for his plan is not feasible.
[a] likeness [b] likelihood
[c] liker [d] liking
7. being suppressed under the rule of the colonial government for many years, the people ____ for independence.
[a] thirst [b] thrust
[c] thrive [d] thrill
8. our football team is ____ with one from the next town for the championship.
[a] confronting [b] contending
[c] converging [d] contriving
9. the liquid ____ when somebody dropped a match in it accidentally.
[a] flashed [b] glowed
[c] glimmered [d] ignited
10. our problems seem ____ when compared to those of people who never get enough to eat.
[a] petty [b] scant
[c] lean [d] fragile
11. every weekend when i came back from school, mother prepared meals ____ enough for a sahara-bound camel and made me eat them up.
[a] adequate [b] delicious
[a] doubt [b] ensure
[c] wonder [d] presume
2. when it rains the ground becomes very ____ and makes it difficult for people to walk on.
[a] messy [b] solid
[c] muddy [d] fragile
3. what a(n) ____ that i was in paris at the same time as you! but it is a pity we didn’t see each other.
[a] chance [b] coincidence
[c] cooperation [d] incidence
4. the highest ____ of governments has been given to the problem of heavy traffic.
[a] priority [b] privilege
[c] potential [d] premise
5. i can ____ believe that she is lazy at home -- she is very lazy at school.
[a] hastily [b] rashly
[c] readily [d] respectively
6. there is not much ____ that he would succeed, for his plan is not feasible.
[a] likeness [b] likelihood
[c] liker [d] liking
7. being suppressed under the rule of the colonial government for many years, the people ____ for independence.
[a] thirst [b] thrust
[c] thrive [d] thrill
8. our football team is ____ with one from the next town for the championship.
[a] confronting [b] contending
[c] converging [d] contriving
9. the liquid ____ when somebody dropped a match in it accidentally.
[a] flashed [b] glowed
[c] glimmered [d] ignited
10. our problems seem ____ when compared to those of people who never get enough to eat.
[a] petty [b] scant
[c] lean [d] fragile
11. every weekend when i came back from school, mother prepared meals ____ enough for a sahara-bound camel and made me eat them up.
[a] adequate [b] delicious
[c] proficient [d] substantial
12. a third function of intuition is to ____ isolated bits of data and practice into an interesting picture, often in an "aha!" experience.
[a] synthesize [b] acknowledge
[c] separate [d] illustrate
13. if profit and money are your first ____, and commitment to people your least concern, you have failed education.
[a] potentiality [b] priority
[c] superiority [d] responsibility
14. the tv announcer apologized for the breakdown and said that normal service would be ____ as soon as possible.
[a] reserved [b] recited
[c] resumed [d] reclaimed
15. the ship titanic had been given the extra name of "unsinkable" because its ____ was the best there was.
[a] manufacture [b] production
[c] erection [d] construction
16. japan has ____ its steps toward putting into effect an international treaty banning chemical weapons.
[a] hurried [b] bustled
[c] accelerated [d] rushed
17. developing countries should adopt labour-intensive technologies to ____ their comparative advantage of abundant
labour.
[a] use [b] exploit
[c] employ [d] explore 18. the tests show the earlier in life a person hears a sound the longer it is _______.
[a] retained [b] preserved
[c] remained [d] reserved
19. the researchers test college students ____ to foreign speech before their second birthday but not since.
[a] disclosed [b] exposed
[c] exhibited [d] revealed
20. the government has provided the capital library with heavy ____ to keep it one of the largest in the world.
[a] subscriptions [b] tips
[c] subsidies [d] bonuses
21. birds play a large part in plant reproduction by ____ seeds across large areas.
[a] dispersing [b] disseminating
[c] dispatching [d] dispensing
22. the inscription on the tombstone had been ____ by the weather and could scarcely be read.
[a] worn out [b] worn down
[c] worn off [d] worn away
23. by the end of the day, the flood water which had covered most of the town had ____.
[a] receded [b] retired
[c] replaced [d] retreated
24. i need to move to a larger apartment. do you know of any ____ ones in this neighborhood?
[a] vacant [b] bare
[c] blank [d] empty
25. he was ____ from the competition because he had not complied with the rules.
[a] banished [b] excused
[c] disqualified [d] forbidden
26. in british history books richard iii is usually ____ as a wicked man.
[a] portrayed [b] drew
[c] explained [d] illuminated
27. the special workshop was ____ over by a famous scientist.
[a] governed [b] administered
[c] presided [d] directed
28. grandmother has been getting more ____ lately, we have to look after her in turn.
[a] vulnerable [b] tough
[c] limp [d] feeble
29. there was a ____ of only ten centimetres between the two walls.
[a] gulf [b] space
[c] clearance [d] area
30. although he failed in themaths test, it was wrong to ____ at his efforts.
[a] fake [b] mock
[c] scorn [d] ridicule
[a] doubt [b] ensure
[c] wonder [d] presume
2. when it rains the ground becomes very ____ and makes it difficult for people to walk on.
[a] messy [b] solid
[c] muddy [d] fragile
3. what a(n) ____ that i was in paris at the same time as you! but it is a pity we didn’t see each other.
[a] chance [b] coincidence
[c] cooperation [d] incidence
4. the highest ____ of governments has been given to the problem of heavy traffic.
[a] priority [b] privilege
[c] potential [d] premise
5. i can ____ believe that she is lazy at home -- she is very lazy at school.
[a] hastily [b] rashly
[c] readily [d] respectively
6. there is not much ____ that he would succeed, for his plan is not feasible.
[a] likeness [b] likelihood
[c] liker [d] liking
7. being suppressed under the rule of the colonial government for many years, the people ____ for independence.
[a] thirst [b] thrust
[c] thrive [d] thrill
8. our football team is ____ with one from the next town for the championship.
[a] confronting [b] contending
[c] converging [d] contriving
9. the liquid ____ when somebody dropped a match in it accidentally.
[a] flashed [b] glowed
[c] glimmered [d] ignited
10. our problems seem ____ when compared to those of people who never get enough to eat.
[a] petty [b] scant
[c] lean [d] fragile
11. every weekend when i came back from school, mother prepared meals ____ enough for a sahara-bound camel and made me eat them up.
[a] adequate [b] delicious
1. i ____ from your speech on the phone that you are a foreigner, for your english is so good.
[a] doubt [b] ensure
[c] wonder [d] presume
2. when it rains the ground becomes very ____ and makes it difficult for people to walk on.
[a] messy [b] solid
[c] muddy [d] fragile
3. what a(n) ____ that i was in paris at the same time as you! but it is a pity we didn’t see each other.
[a] chance [b] coincidence
[c] cooperation [d] incidence
4. the highest ____ of governments has been given to the problem of heavy traffic.
[a] priority [b] privilege
[c] potential [d] premise
5. i can ____ believe that she is lazy at home -- she is very lazy at school.
[a] hastily [b] rashly
[c] readily [d] respectively
6. there is not much ____ that he would succeed, for his plan is not feasible.
[a] likeness [b] likelihood
[c] liker [d] liking
7. being suppressed under the rule of the colonial government for many years, the people ____ for independence.
[a] thirst [b] thrust
[c] thrive [d] thrill
8. our football team is ____ with one from the next town for the championship.
[a] confronting [b] contending
[c] converging [d] contriving
9. the liquid ____ when somebody dropped a match in it accidentally.
[a] flashed [b] glowed
[c] glimmered [d] ignited
10. our problems seem ____ when compared to those of people who never get enough to eat.
[a] petty [b] scant
[c] lean [d] fragile
11. every weekend when i came back from school, mother prepared meals ____ enough for a sahara-bound camel and made me eat them up.
[a] adequate [b] delicious
[c] proficient [d] substantial
12. a third function of intuition is to ____ isolated bits of data and practice into an interesting picture, often in an "aha!" experience.
[a] synthesize [b] acknowledge
[c] separate [d] illustrate
13. if profit and money are your first ____, and commitment to people your least concern, you have failed education.
[a] potentiality [b] priority
[c] superiority [d] responsibility
14. the tv announcer apologized for the breakdown and said that normal service would be ____ as soon as possible.
[a] reserved [b] recited
[c] resumed [d] reclaimed
15. the ship titanic had been given the extra name of "unsinkable" because its ____ was the best there was.
[a] manufacture [b] production
[c] erection [d] construction
16. japan has ____ its steps toward putting into effect an international treaty banning chemical weapons.
[a] hurried [b] bustled
[c] accelerated [d] rushed
17. developing countries should adopt labour-intensive technologies to ____ their comparative advantage of abundant
labour.
[a] use [b] exploit
[c] employ [d] explore 18. the tests show the earlier in life a person hears a sound the longer it is _______.
[a] retained [b] preserved
[c] remained [d] reserved
19. the researchers test college students ____ to foreign speech before their second birthday but not since.
[a] disclosed [b] exposed
[c] exhibited [d] revealed
20. the government has provided the capital library with heavy ____ to keep it one of the largest in the world.
[a] subscriptions [b] tips
[c] subsidies [d] bonuses
21. birds play a large part in plant reproduction by ____ seeds across large areas.
[a] dispersing [b] disseminating
[c] dispatching [d] dispensing
22. the inscription on the tombstone had been ____ by the weather and could scarcely be read.
[a] worn out [b] worn down
[c] worn off [d] worn away
23. by the end of the day, the flood water which had covered most of the town had ____.
[a] receded [b] retired
[c] replaced [d] retreated
24. i need to move to a larger apartment. do you know of any ____ ones in this neighborhood?
[a] vacant [b] bare
[c] blank [d] empty
25. he was ____ from the competition because he had not complied with the rules.
[a] banished [b] excused
[c] disqualified [d] forbidden
26. in british history books richard iii is usually ____ as a wicked man.
[a] portrayed [b] drew
[c] explained [d] illuminated
27. the special workshop was ____ over by a famous scientist.
[a] governed [b] administered
[c] presided [d] directed
28. grandmother has been getting more ____ lately, we have to look after her in turn.
[a] vulnerable [b] tough
[c] limp [d] feeble
29. there was a ____ of only ten centimetres between the two walls.
[a] gulf [b] space
[c] clearance [d] area
30. although he failed in themaths test, it was wrong to ____ at his efforts.
[a] fake [b] mock
[c] scorn [d] ridicule