| 完形填空 Here is a phrase we hear a lot:“You can’t trust anybody anymore.” Doctors and politicians and merchants and salesmen.It isn’t necessarily so. Man named Steven Bill 1 the theory.In New York City, with taxicab drivers.Brill pretended to be a wealthy foreigner with little 2 of English.He got into several dozen 3 around New York City to see how many drivers would 4 him.His friends predicted in advance that most would 5 the advantage of him in some way. One driver out of thirty-seven cheated him.The 6 took him directly to his destination and charged him 7.Several 8 to take him when his destination was only a block or two away, even getting out of their cabs to show him how 9 he already was.The greatest irony(讽刺)of all was that several 10warned him that New York City was full of crooks(骗子)and to be careful. Who says people are no damn good? What kind of talk is that? | (1) | | | [] | A. | made | B. | tested | C. | had | D. | decided |
| (2) | | | [] | A. | idea | B. | word | C. | knowledge | D. | grammar |
| (3) | | | [] | A. | taxis | B. | trams | C. | buses | D. | trains |
| (4) | | | [] | A. | drive | B. | charge | C. | take | D. | cheat |
| (5) | | | [] | A. | bring | B. | take | C. | play | D. | get |
| (6) | | | [] | A. | rest | B. | other | C. | another | D. | last |
| (7) | | | [] | A. | happily | B. | extremely | C. | correctly | D. | politely |
| (8) | | | [] | A. | wanted | B. | accepted | C. | tried | D. | refused |
| (9) | | | [] | A. | far | B. | close | C. | tired | D. | stupid |
| (10) | | | [] | A. | drivers | B. | doctors | C. | salesmen | D. | politicians |
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试题答案
答案:1.B;2.C;3.A;4.D;5.B;6.A;7.C;8.D;9.B;10.A;