Question

I have been writing for more than 50 years.I still consider myself to it, because I have written only one book. , I have written thousands of letters, more than a hundred e-books and millions of words on the Internet for hundreds of websites.

Though I don’t like foreign languages, I have also been and have learned seven of them. I was to study French, German and Latin for six years at school and Russian for four years at university, yet none of these was as as writing a book of excellent . And I am only talking about here, not plot, although that is obviously too.

Rules change in languages. The strict rules of the 19th century were largely over the following 100 years. However, some rules and that is how it should be too. Rules in writing are very important. And writing is a thing and it involves languages, plots, reader’s preferences, etc. So, who should writing and book competitions? And what rules should they ? Readers buy more books than writers and language experts put together. And writers write for readers, some of might be other writers or teachers. Similarly there has to be a storyline or plot that is of , but who should be the judge of that?

There is an author, John Locke, who sold a million books in five months, yet he was for his style and content by experts, surely he must have been doing something . Currently, most writing competitions are judged by writers and this seems to me. I suggest that if there are five judges, three should be readers, one should be a writer and one should be an English teacher.

1.A. clear B. familiar C. successful D. new

2.A. Thus B. Otherwise C. However D. Therefore

3.A. learned B. left C. met D. formed

4.A. directed B. guided C. taught D. given

5.A. forced B. reminded C. invited D. begged

6.A. quick B. helpful C. simple D. hard

7.A. quality B. price C. service D. meaning

8.A. duty B. language C. writers D. reasons

9.A. difficult B. impossible C. important D. meaningless

10.A. put away B. found out C. carried out D. broken down

11.A. work B. remain C. return D. appear

12.A. challenging B. useless C. hopeful D. boring

13.A. choose B. operate C. judge D. organize

14.A. cover B. follow C. notice D. support

15.A. that B. them C. whom D. these

16.A. interest B. thought C. benefit D. problem

17.A. forgotten B. thanked C. criticized D. praised

18.A. if B. but C. so D. although

19.A. perfect B. wrong C. impolite D. right

20.A. confusing B. normal C. useful D. early

Answer 1

1.D

2.C

3.B

4.C

5.A

6.D

7.A

8.B

9.C

10.D

11.B

12.A

13.C

14.B

15.D

16.A

17.C

18.B

19.D

20.A

【解析】本文是一篇記敘文，作者從自身的語言學(xué)習(xí)和寫作角度出發(fā)，談了談自己對于這兩者的看法。并且認(rèn)為，一部作品應(yīng)該由五個(gè)人來評價(jià)。

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4. 教；D.given給。結(jié)合語境，作者說自己不喜歡外語，但是卻被----并且學(xué)習(xí)了好幾種。從這里可以推測，作者是被教了幾門外語。故選C

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6. B.helpful有幫助的；C.simple簡單的；D.hard困難的。結(jié)合語境，這里是說學(xué)這些語言都沒有寫一本高質(zhì)量的好書難，故選D

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9. 困難的；B.impossible不可能的；C.important重要的；D.meaningless無意義的。結(jié)合句意：我在這里只談?wù)務(wù)Z言，不談情節(jié)，盡管那也很明顯是重要的。故選C

10. away 拿走；B.found out發(fā)現(xiàn)；C.carried out實(shí)行；D.broken down壞掉。結(jié)合語境，語言的規(guī)則千變?nèi)f化，19世紀(jì)的嚴(yán)格的（語法）規(guī)則已經(jīng)在接下來的100年內(nèi)大幅度損壞了。故選D

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12. 挑戰(zhàn)性的；B.useless沒有用的；C.hopeful有希望的；D.boring糟糕的。結(jié)合語境：寫作是一件有挑戰(zhàn)性的事情，它包括語言、情節(jié)、讀者的偏好等。故選A

13. 評判；D.organize組織。根據(jù)這一段最后一句who should be the judge of that?誰應(yīng)該是這個(gè)的評委？可以推斷該空應(yīng)選C。

14. the rules遵循這些原則。故選B

15. 誰的；D.these這些。這里的代詞代指的是前面的readers，這句話的意思是，作者們?yōu)樽x者寫書，這些讀者中的一些人可能是其他的作者或者老師。故選D

16. B.thought想；C.benefit好處；D.problem問題。結(jié)合語境，相似的，必須的有故事線或者情節(jié)是有趣的。故選A

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