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When Pat Jones finished collegeshe decided to travel around the world and see as many foreign places as she could  1  she was youngPat wanted to visit Latin America  2  so she got a job  3  an English teacher in a school in BoliviaPat spoke a little Spanish  4  she was able to communicate with her students even when they didn't  5    much English

    A sentence she had read somewhere stuck in her mindif you dream  6  a foreign language, you have really mastered(掌握)itPat repeated this sentence to her students and   7  that some day she would dream in Spanish and they would dream in    8  

    One dayone of her  9  students came up arid explained inSpanish that he had not done his homeworkHe had  10  earlyand had slept    11   

    “What does this have to do with your   12   ?”Pat asked

    “I dreamed all nightMiss Jones. and my dream was in English.”

    “In English?” Pat was very  13  since he was such Fl bad studentShe was 14    secretly jealous(嫉妒的)Her   15   was still not in SpanishBut she encouraged(鼓励)her young student“Well  16  me about your dream

    “All the people in mydream   17   English.” the student said“And all the signs were in EnglishAll the newspapers and magazines and all the TV programs were in English

    “But that's  18  ”said Pat“What did all the people say to you?”

    “I'm sorryMiss JonesThat's   19   I slept so badlyI didn't  20  a word they saidIt was a nightmare(噩梦)!”

1. A. because    B. while      C. if       D. since

2. Afirst      Bat first     Clast      D. at last

3. Afor     Bof      Cas        Dlike

4. A. and      B. but      C. so       D. yet

5. A. say        B. know      C. read       D. write

6. A. in      B. about     C. of       D. for

7. A. thought    B. realized     C. hoped        D. wanted

8. AEnglish   BSpanish    CRussian     DGerman

9. A. bright     B. excellent     C. hest       D. worst

10. A. got up    B. gone to bed   C. fallen asleep    D. woken up

11. A. well      Bsoundly    C. badly        Dheavily

12. AEnglish    Blanguage    C. dream       D. homework

13. A. surprised    B. worried      C. pleas     D. excited

14. A. yet     B. seldom      C. also       D. still

15. A. study     B. class      C. work      D. dream

16. A. answer    B. write       C. tell        D. ask

17. A. read      B. liked        C. spoke     D. learned

18. A. wonder   B. terrible      C. funny        D. strange

19. A. how      B. why      C. when        D. because

20. A. hear      B. understand   C. know        D. remember

 

答案:B;A;C;C;B;A;C;A;D;B;C;D;A;C;D;C;C;D;B;B
提示:

1题趁着年轻想多到国外看看,用while合适。

2题首先。

3题表示作为,当一名英语老师。

4题上下文为因果关系,故用so。

6题如果能用外语思维,你就真正掌握了外语。

7题Pat希望有一天能用西班牙语思维,而学生们能用英语思维。

8题英语。

9题联系上下文,是最坏的。

10题上床睡觉。

11题文章最后一段有提示。

12题家庭作业。

13题学习最差的学生竟然能用英语做梦了.Pat当然感到惊奇。

14题 还,甚至

15题16题17题由原文可知,该学生梦中的人都说英语,他自己却一句也不懂。

18题真奇怪。

19题That’s why…“所以……”。

20题理解,明白。

 


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