2021 新大学英语·阅读与思辨（下）(重庆大学) 最新满分章节测试答案

本答案对应课程为:点我自动跳转查看
本课程起止时间为:2021-03-07到2021-06-30
本篇答案更新状态:已完结

Unit 6 Access to the Privacy of a Public Figure Unit 6 Quiz： 选词填空

1、 问题:只需填写所选单词前的大写字母。    Theoretically and ideally, the privacy of public figures should be respected by the mass. Every one is entitled to the right of privacy and this is also the case of public figures because, despite their social 1)_, they are also human beings who need to be respected from this point of view.    The reality，however, is that the mass media are 2)_ with stories about the personal lives of public figures. Public figures are constantly being harassed and photographed by the media. Photographers, or ‘paparazzi’, armed with zoom lenses, are continuously hunting them, trying to find out some spicy information about their 3)_ and private lives. Some reporters will go to any means, even illegal actions, to get a picture or story. Media editors have also been known to use private 4)_ to find out about the private lives of the rich and famous. They claim that they do this in order to satisfy the public’s 5)_ to keep in touch with the latest news regarding the lives of public figures, and that as long as there are public figures, people will be interested in their private, as well as their public lives.1)_
答案: 【A】

2、 问题:2)___
答案: 【D】

3、 问题:3)___
答案: 【F】

4、 问题:4)___
答案: 【H】

5、 问题:5)___
答案: 【I】

Unit 5 Smoking Ban & Personal Choice Unit 5 Quiz：词汇检测

1、 问题:Smoking has been banned in all enclosed public places throughout most of the United Kingdom since July 1st, 2007.
选项：
A:circled
B:closed
C:blocked
D:sealed
答案: 【sealed】

2、 问题:Adults constantly exposed to cigarette smoke have been found to be more susceptible to developing smoking related illnesses as the smokers.
选项：
A:revealed
B:disclosed
C:uncovered
D:subjected
答案: 【subjected】

3、 问题:Christakis says the effect triggers “quitting cascades” analogous to lights going out down the line on a power grid until ultimately it goes dark.
选项：
A:eventually
B:firstly
C:fundamentally
D:intimately
答案: 【eventually】

4、 问题:Hotels are also covered, although guests can smoke in designated bedrooms.
选项：
A:named
B:assigned
C:designed
D:resigned
答案: 【assigned】

5、 问题:Last night’s decision by the House of Commons is perhaps the most draconian infringement of personal liberty yet imposed by this government.
选项：
A:exposed
B:inflicted
C:impacted
D:presented
答案: 【inflicted】

6、 问题:The non-smoking law will be enforced by police officers who can levy fines without any judical proceeding and on hearsay evidence.
选项：
A:acted
B:forced
C:executed
D:carried
答案: 【executed】

7、 问题:The nanny state quickly descends into the police state.
选项：
A:degenerates
B:raises
C:lowers
D:collapses
答案: 【degenerates】

8、 问题:The legislation contains wide-ranging powers, including warrants to give enforcement officers access to public places where they believe smoking may be taking place.
选项：
A:way
B:concession
C:admittance
D:entering
答案: 【admittance】

Unit 5 Smoking Ban & Personal Choice Unit 5 Quiz： 选词填空

1、 问题:只需填写所选单词前的大写字母。        Bans on smoking in bars and restaurants can greatly improve the air quality in such establishments. For example, one study listed on the website of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) states that New York’s statewide law to 1)_ smoking in enclosed workplaces and public places substantially reduced RSP (respirable suspended particles) levels in western New York 2) __ venues. RSP levels were reduced in every venue that permitted smoking before the law was implemented, including venues in which only second-hand smoke from an adjacent room was 3) __ at baseline. The CDC concluded that their results were 4) _ to other studies which also showed substantially improved indoor air quality after smoking bans.    A 2004 study showed New Jersey bars and restaurants had more than nine times the levels of indoor air pollution of neighboring New York City, which had enacted its ban.      Research has also shown that improved air quality translates to decreased toxin 5) _ among employees. For example, among employees of the Norwegian establishments that enacted smoking bans, tests showed improved (decreased) levels of nicotine in the urine of both smoking and non-smoking workers (as compared with measurements prior to the ban).1) ____ 
答案: 【A】

2、 问题:2) _ 
答案: 【C】

3、 问题:3) _ 
答案: 【F】

4、 问题:4) _ 
答案: 【G】

5、 问题:5) _ 
答案: 【H】

Unit 6 Access to the Privacy of a Public Figure Unit 6 Quiz： 阅读理解

1、 问题:Read the Passage Do Celebrities Deserve Some Level of Privacy?, and decide whether the following statements are true or false according to the passage.People don’t follow us when they witness us doing different things because they don’t like us.
选项：
A:正确
B:错误
答案: 【错误】

2、 问题:Karen Carpenter began obsessing about her weight and stopped eating altogether because of a newspaper comment on her weight.
选项：
A:正确
B:错误
答案: 【正确】

3、 问题:Princess Diana died of a car accident when her driver sped up to avoid the paparazzi.
选项：
A:正确
B:错误
答案: 【正确】

4、 问题:We have right to witness or hear about events like movie debuts, award shows, public appearance on TV etc.
选项：
A:正确
B:错误
答案: 【正确】

5、 问题:The purpose of the passage is to tell us that it is almost impossible for celebrities to have privacies.
选项：
A:正确
B:错误
答案: 【错误】

Unit 6 Access to the Privacy of a Public Figure Unit 6 Quiz： 词汇检测

1、 问题:It is not fair to expect celebrities to like, or even tolerate, photos being snapped of them while they are sitting at a restaurant, driving or trying to have a peaceful holiday.
选项：
A:accept
B:dislike
C:disagree
D:hate
答案: 【accept】

2、 问题:Contrary to public opinion, celebrities’ lives do not belong to the public! They belong to the individuals.
选项：
A:For one thing
B:Different from
C:In spite of
D:Despite of
答案: 【Different from】

3、 问题:A newspaper told its readers that Karen sang beautifully but was slightly plump. Karen began  obsessing about her weight, soon reaching the point of no return when she stopped eating altogether.
选项：
A:considering
B:caring
C:reducing
D:worrying
答案: 【worrying】

4、 问题:The sacrifice of certain privacy comes with fame, but we do not deserve to see every minute of a celebrity’s life in the tabloids.
选项：
A:offer
B:deserve
C:loss
D:gain
答案: 【loss】

5、 问题:He can be as rude, unhelpful and abusive as he wants in private, but is expected to be polite and helpful when on duty.
选项：
A:impolite
B:simple
C:violent
D:polite
答案: 【impolite】

6、 问题:The media should constantly examine the lives of public figures with responsibility for public funds and other assets.
选项：
A:gold
B:finance
C:evaluation
D:property
答案: 【property】

7、 问题:The right to privacy comes into conflict with another right, the public’s right to know. The entitlement and the necessity to be informed are essential to guarantee democracy.
选项：
A:right
B:conflict
C:title
D:unnecessaries