昂立考研语法测试题

Q1:姓名

Q2:四级或六级成绩

Q3:1. ____ had no seats, Alternative for Germany, a disruptive and polarizing force, is now the Bunderstag’s third largest party.

Q4:2. This week’s speech was brimming over with ideas, including a shared military budget and an agency for “radical innovation”, _____ the desire to strengthen the euro zone.

Q5:3. He agreed this week that Alstom, ______ makes high-speed trains, could drift from state influence by merging with its private-sector German rival.

Q6:4. His aim is to see off populism by striking a balance between providing job security for citizens, on the one hand, and encouraging them to embrace innovation, ____ many fear will cost them their jobs on the other.

Q7:5. The merit of these ideas depends on _____ they lead to more enterprising, open and confident Europe or to a protectionist fortress.

Q8:6. For, if France remains a threat to the EU’s economic stability rather than a source of its strength, its president can never be ______ a bit player next to Germany’s chancellor.

Q9:7. Predictably , the grouchy French are already contesting the legitimacy of the plans _____they elected Mr Macron to carry out.

Q10:8. _____ most of the French were on the beach, Mr Macron negotiated and agreed with unions a far-reaching, liberalising labour reform which he signed into law on September 22nd.

Q11:9. Mr Macron needs to keep his nerve, ____, astonishingly, he has already passed his first big test.

Q12:10. A leader is emerging _____ seems to be at once brave, disciplined and thoughtful.

Q13:11. Some firms found tricks to muscle in on the aftermarket, _____ warranties, authorised repair ships, and strategies such as selling cheap printers and expensive ink.

Q14:12. Manufacturers ______ to restrict what owners do with increasingly complex technology have good reasons to protect their copyright, ensure that their machines do not malfunction, uphold environmental standards and prevent hacking.

Q15:13. Picking a car is hard ______, but harder still if you have to unearth the specs that tell you how use is limited and what data you must surrender.

Q16:14. Already, items from smartphones to washing machines have become exceedingly hard to fix, meaning that they are thrown away instead of ______.

Q17:15. And farmers complain that, _____ crisis strikes at the wrong time, John Deere’s requirement _____ they use only authorised software, _____ funnels them to repair shops ______ may be miles away, can be commercially devastating.

Q18:16. ______ inevitable tensions between the secret and published world, the relationship has generally been of mutual benefit.

Q19:17. We are humans and we make mistakes, but I work on the principle ______ the more the public know of what we did, the prouder they would be.

Q20:18. ______ the amenders’ momentum sapped, their opponents gained the upper hand.

Q21:19. ______ that Article says Congress must call a convention once two-thirds of the states have asked one, why has it not?

Q22:20. A further reason not _____ too much into the result comes from the extraordinary nature of the candidate match-up.

Q23:21. If Mr Garcetti has no simple solution to the feelings of economics insecurity he identifies as America’s biggest problem, he is hardly alone in that.

Q24:22. Inspired by En Marche!, the French liberal party which propelled Emmanuel Macron to the presidency, he hopes to _____ next October as a federal deputy for Sao Paulo state.

Q25:23. They can belong to any party, _____cannot hold extremist views.

Q26:24. In addition, ____ has become clear during the commemorations this year marking the centenary of his birth, his work has a least as much relevance for many young Latin American writers as that of successors such as Gabriel Garcia, who are far better know to English-speaking readers.

Q27:25. Many contemporary Latin American writers have grown up ____ “the groaning of the dead”.

Q28:26. _____ death can be arbitrary is part of the human condition.

Q29:27. Roughly a third of them are retired, many _____ turned to the housing arket as the returns on their savings dwindled.

Q30:28. _____ many tenants may prefer to own their home, others like the flexibility of renting.

Q31:29. My typist has not returned my paper yet, but she promised _____ by tomorrow.

Q32:30. Flying demands a much greater supply of energy ____ other forms of transportation.

Q33:31. Our city has changed a great deal. It doesn’t even resemble ________.

Q34:32. Scientists continue to speculate ____ causes sunspots.

Q35:33. It’s not too cloudy to take a picture. I think it _______.

Q36:34. One of the walls of his room was lined with cupboards and bookcases; on the other_____

Q37:35. Not far from the upper ford _____

Q38:36. The same thing, ______, would have been disastrous.

Q39:37. John is not such a man ___ would kill anyone.

Q40:38. Was it you or the wind ____ shut the door ?

Q41:39. The sentence “In spite of his wealth, he is not happy.” Is equal to ____

Q42:40. Smith wrote his first poem _____