2014年9月份考試大學(xué)英語(yǔ)（1）第一次作業(yè)

1、20142014年9月份考試大學(xué)英語(yǔ)（月份考試大學(xué)英語(yǔ)（1）第一次作業(yè)）第一次作業(yè)一、單項(xiàng)選擇題（本大題共一、單項(xiàng)選擇題（本大題共7070分，共分，共3535小題，每小題小題，每小題2分）分）1.MyAmericanfriendknowsmyproblembecauseI()myideaswithhim.A.havechangedB.changedC.haveexchangedD.exchanged2.Wearehavinga()tec

2、hnicalproblemwithoneofourengines.A.lightB.slightC.brightD.slim3.()IamwellagainIcangoonwiththeexpedition.A.InthatB.NowthatC.BecauseD.That4.Theopptunitiesfpeopletomeetoutside()alot()theweather.A.based…onB.take…toC.depend…o

3、nD.involve…in5.TherearemanymisunderstingsaboutAmericanIndiannames.CrazyHsesfexamplewasgiventoamanbecausehewascourageousnotbecausehewasmad.Indianfamilieshadnolastnames.TheSiouxIndiansgiveindividualsthreefournames.Thefirst

4、namewasgivenatbirth.Itshowedthederofabirthintothefamily.Wenonahfinstancemeant“firstbndaughter”.Thesecondnamethehonnamewasgiventothechildbyamedicineman(有法術(shù)之人).Itusuallyreferredtothefineacterofgooddeedsofoneofthechild’sanc

5、ests(祖先).Whenhegrewupthepersonwasexpectedtoliveuptothisname.Otherwisethepersonmightnotbecalledbyit.Thethirdnamewasthenickname.Itusuallyreferredtosomethingodd(臨時(shí)的)thatthepersonhaddone.Itwashardlyeverflattering.Thefourthna

6、mecamethedeedname.Itwasgivenbyawarchiefafterthepersonaccomplishedsomegoodextradinarybravery.Thenamemightbethatofafear––inspiringanimalsuchasBearBuffalothatofanoblebirdsuchasEagleHawkOwl.A.ifhecouldputthemeaningofthisname

7、intopracticeB.ifhisappearancewouldbelikehisancest’sC.onlywhenhegrewuparetoo()toEuropeans.A.politeB.crectC.wrongD.personal11.Between18861914Canadareceivedovertwomillionimmigrants.ThemajityofthemwerefromEasternEurope.Thego

8、vernmentwelcomedthesepeoplebyofferingthemfreefarmlintheWest.HoweverCanadaimmigrationpolicywasnotequalfAsianimmigrants.TheCanadiangovernmentpassedtwolawstopreventChineseimmigration.In1885theCanadiangovernmentpassedthefirs

9、tlawtopreventChineseimmigration.ThelawfcedeveryChinesepersonenteringCanadatopaya$50entryfee.ThegovernmentintroducedthisheadtaxtosatisfyCaucasian(高加索人)laberswhofeltthatChineseimmigrantswerecompetingftheirjobs.Theheadtaxwa

10、saburdenfChineseimmigrantsbutitdidnotpreventthemfromcomingtoCanada.FmanyofthesepoChineselaberstheycouldearnmemoneytherethaninChina.Theywerewillingtobrowthemoneytopayftheoverseastriptheheadtax.TheCanadiangovernmentraisedt

11、heheadtaxto$100in1900thento$500in1903.TheCanadiangovernmentpasseditsmostrestrictiveimmigrationlawin1923.ThatyeartheChineseImmigrationActpreventedallChineseexceptofficersmerchantsstudentsfromenteringCanada.TheActwastheres

12、ultofpressurefromantiAsiangroups.ThesegroupsfeltthattheheadtaxwasinsufficientbecauseChineselaberswerestillcomingtoCanada.ThelaweffectivelystoppedChineseimmigrationfrom1923to1947.Duringthe24yearperiodonly44ChineseenteredC

13、anadaofficially.A.TheDangersofChineseimmigrantsinCanadaB.TheDevelopmentofChineseImmigrationLawsinCanadaC.JobOpptunitiesDuringtheEarly19thCenturyD.TheActivitiesofChineseWkersinCanada12.Between18861914Canadareceivedovertwo

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15、tChineseimmigration.In1885theCanadiangovernmentpassedthefirstlawtopreventChineseimmigration.ThelawfcedeveryChinesepersonenteringCanadatopaya$50entryfee.ThegovernmentintroducedthisheadtaxtosatisfyCaucasian(高加索人)laberswhof