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1、新视野大学英语读写教程 New Horizon College English Book 3 Unit 3三册期末考试范围内但听力课本没有的部分（unipus上有）的新闻英语听力部分，划线选项为正确答案。请认真复习记忆。听力书上1-8单元的 More Practice in Listening 部分的Short Conversations, Long Conversation 和Passage 1部分都要认真复习记忆。（附期末考试听力部分出题范围, 其中听力书上出13分，读写书上背诵段落出10分）部分类型题型大题数*小题数*及分值*总分 题型出题范围第一部分听力理解新闻报道2篇或短对话5题5*
2、1分=5分选择题课内短对话或新闻报道两篇长对话2题2*4*1分=8分选择题课内一篇，课外一篇短文理解3篇3*4*1分=12分选择题课内一篇，课外两篇短文听写1篇1*10*1分=10分听写填空课内背诵段落Unit 1 News report 11. A. Most personal computers install Windows. B. Windows forces users to get its programs.C. Microsoft is pursuing monopoly conduct. D. RealNetworks uses the law to protect its m
3、arket share.2. A. To provide e-mail service. B. To dominate the world market.C. To enable users to surf the Internet. D. To enable a PC to run specific applications.3. A. Microsoft has rejected RealNetworks charges.B. RealNetworks is a competitive software giant.C. RealNetworks must face the fierce
4、competition in the market. D. Competition in the market for online media software is intense.News report 2 1. A. The successful experiment of the light beam. B. The successful experiment of the cool laser.C. The use of cool lasers in medical fields. D. The use of cool lasers in computer fields.2. A.
5、 To cool computer exteriors. B. To cool computer interiors.C. To improve the lifespan of computers. D. To improve the performance of computers.3. A. Computer, medical or space technology. B. Computer, manufacturing or transportation.C. Manufacturing, agriculture or national defense. D. Manufacturing
6、, telecommunications or national defense.Unit 2News report 11. A. Hot weather can have a negative impact on peoples emotions.B. Cold weather can have a negative impact on peoples emotions.C. Lack of sunlight can have a positive impact on peoples emotions.D. Exposure to sunlight can have a negative i
7、mpact on peoples emotions.2. A. People are happy and energetic when the days are longer.B. People are less sleepy than usual during the winter.C. People are sad and tired during the warmer months of the year.D. People are sad and tired when daylight hours are shorter.News report 21. A. They met four
8、 months ago. B. They are planning to get married in four years.C. They didnt know what each other looked like before they met.D. They have tried using online dating sites before they met each other.2. A. They had same friends. B. She was beautiful and impressive.C. They both wanted to get married. D
9、. They had similar traditions and valuesUnit 3News report 11. A. He has a bark that can threaten thieves. B. He has been trained to bite and stop thieves.C. He once protected the family from burglary. D. He is part of the communitys security system.2. A. They usually break into homes that dont have
10、an alarm system.B. They usually break into homes when the lights are off.C. They usually avoid homes that have a security system.D. They usually avoid homes that have dogsNews report 21. A. The day Australia became a country. B. An Australian defeat in wartime.C. Aboriginal culture. D. The arrival o
11、f the British in Australia.2. A. Most people want to change the date. B. Most people just enjoy the day off work.C. Most people want to keep the date the same. D. Aboriginals want to keep the date the same.Unit 4News report 11. A. The space station ends the acceptance of travelers from the Earth.B.
12、A new satellite will be launched by the NASA to Mars this Tuesday.C. NASA is going to start a-year-long space exploration mission to Mars.D. Astronauts return to the Earth after a years work in the space station.2. A. To carry out medical experiments on Mars. B. To study how weightlessness affects h
13、uman body.C. To keep space radiation from penetrating to the Earth. D. To help humans plan missions to Mars.News report 21. A. It strays away from the Sun. B. It moves ahead of planet Plato.C. Its about 10 times as large as the Earth. D. It lies in the center of the solar system.2. A. 20 to 90 years
14、. B. 10 to 20 years.C. 9,020 to 10,000 years. D. 10,000 to 20,000 years.3. A. Its almost impossible to prove its existence.B. They have found some direct evidence of its existence.C. They have confidence in finding convincing evidence.D. Its identity has already been confirmed by the researchers.Uni
15、t 5News report 11. A. Those who are experienced managers and professionals.B. Those who occupied high positions in foreign countries.C. Those who are well-educated in foreign universities.D. Those who are jobless in foreign countries.2. A. To obtain well-educated workers. B. To manage its employees
16、in foreign ways.C. To turn China into a developed industrial economy. D. To turn China into a manufacturing center.News report 21. A. The event lasted a whole day. B. Michelle officiated the egg roll.C. Three hundred children and family members were invited.D. Obama gave children tennis coaching in
17、the event.2. A. Local children. B. Music band.C. Music stars. D. A basketball coach.3. A. Easter Egg Roll dates back to 1878. B. President Barack Obama hosted the Easter Egg Roll.C. The book Where the Wild Things Are was introduced.D. How the tradition of Easter Egg Roll has evolved.Unit 6News repor
18、t 11. A. How much space junk orbits the earth. B. How space junk could potentially start a war.C. How space junk can destroy military satellites. D. How space junk can travel at high speeds.2. A. It is larger than a softball. B. About 20,000 pieces of space junk are orbiting the earth.C. It can trav
19、el at speeds up to 70,500 mph. D. It is strong enough to damage military satellites.News report 21.A. Mark Zuckerberg is giving away $45 billion to Facebook users for sharing a post.B. Mark Zuckerberg is giving away $4.5 million to Facebook users for sharing a post.C. Mark Zuckerberg is giving away
20、Facebook shares to users for sharing a post.D. Mark Zuckerberg is giving away $1,000 to Facebook users for sharing a post.2. A. People dont think there is a risk in believing in Internet hoaxes.B. Some of the Internet hoaxes turn out to be real.C. You can get a reward even if the Internet hoax turns
21、 out to be fake.D. Internet hoaxes are difficult to keep up for a long time.Unit 7News report 11. A. 600 people having survived the collapse of a hillside. B. The collapse of a hillside near the city of Guatemala.C. Many homes in Guatemala destroyed by the heavy rain.D. Volunteer firefighter who die
22、d in the rescue.2.A. Rebuild the house destroyed by tons of dirt and trees. B. Save the volunteer firefighter missing in the mudslide.C. Rescue the survivors from the ruins.D. Provide food and basic supplies to survivors.News report 21.A. The Paris of the West. B. The heroism of the survivors.C. The
23、 commemoration of the earthquake. D. The immense devastation.2.A. The massive shaking magnitude. B. The fires that burned uncontrolled for three days.C. The panic of men, women and children. D. The flood caused by the quake.Unit 8News report 11.A. A special service. B. The daily life of the disabled
24、.C. Technology brings jobs to the disabled. D. Working for the Internal Revenue Service.2.A. More than 42. B. More than 300.C. More than 342. D. More than 432.News report 21. A. Smartphones can only make phone calls.B. People prefer face to face communication to other forms of communication.C. Inter
25、net access on mobile devices is limited.D. Government officials suggested people should do so.2. A. Almost everyone had a smartphone.B. Mobile devices could connect to the Internet everywhere.C. Friends could communicate with each other face to face.D. Friends could chat on social networks in a few public parks.3. A. Face to face communication. B. Government authorization.C. More and more public parks. D. More and more vendors.4