reading ôn tập test 2 lớp 10

Read 1: I/O (short for input/output) is a general term for devices (1)_______ computers information from the outside world and that return the results of computations. For personal computers, for (2)________, keyboards and mice are the primary ways people directly enter information (3)______ the computers; and monitors are the primary way (4)_____ information from the computer is (5)_______ back to the user, though printers, speak­ers, and headphones are common, too. There is (46)_____huge variety of (7)_______ devices for obtaining other types of input. One example is the digital camera, (8)_______ can be used to input visual information. The (9)_____ to transfer data between computers has opened up a huge range of capabilities for the computer. The global Internet allows millions of computers to transfer information of all types (10)________ each other.

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Question 1: A.that send B.which sends C.which sending D.who send

Question 2: A.instead B.instance C.interest D.increase

Question 3: A.for B.toward C.into D.in

Question 4: A.in which B.in that C.those of D.which in

Question 5: A.received B.read C.paid D.presented

Question 6: A.a B.an C.the D.no article

Question 7: A.another B.other C.the others D.others

Question 8: A.that B.which C.whose D.whom

Question 9: A.able B.enable C.ability D.ably

Question 10: A.among B.in C.beyond D.between

Read 1: Computer programs are lists of instructions for the computer to execute. These can range from just a few instructions which perform a simple task, to a (1)___ more complex instruction list which may also include tables of data. Many computer programs (2)___millions of instructions, and many of those instructions are executed repeatedly. A typical modern PC (in the year 2005) can execute around 3 billion instructions (3)___second. Com­puters do not gain their extraordinary capabilities through the ability (4) ___ complex instruction. Rather, they do millions of simple instructions arranged by people known as (5)___In practice, people do not normally write the instructions for computers (6) ___ in machine language. Such programming is uninteresting and errors sometimes happen, (7)___makes programmers very unproductive. Instead, programmers describe the desired actions in a "high level" programming language which is then translated (8)___the machine language automatically by special computer programs which are called interpreters and compilers. The language chosen for a par­ticular task depends (9) ____ the nature of the task, the skill set of the programmers, tool availability and, the (10)___of the customers.

Question 1: A.much B.many C.most D.mostly

Question 2: A.intend B.contain C.control D.instruct

Question 3: A.a B.an C.the D.no article

Question 4: A.execute B.to execute C.execution D.executive

Question 5: A.professors B.experts C.advisers D.programmers

Question 6: A.direct B.director C.directly D.directed

Question 7: A.that B.which C.whom D.who

Question 8: A.in B.on C.into D.from

Question 9: A.on B.from C.in D.with

Question 10: A.require B.required C.requirer D.requirements

Read 3: Dear Mary, How are you? I am sorry I have not written to you soon as I promised. When I arrived at the airport, I had some difficulty communicating with my teachers and friends because my French is not good enough. But now after living there for three months, I can make myself understood thoroughly. I am writing to tell you something about Paris, the capital and largest city of France. It is one of the leading global cultural, business and political centers and' is famous for its architecture as well as its influence in fashion and art. Paris has a fame as a "romantic" city. Situated on the banks of the river Seine in north-central France, Paris has a lot of rich museums, galleries. It is the most visited city in the world, with more than 30 million visitors per year. The most recognizable symbol of Paris is the 324 meter Eiffel Tower on the bank of the Seine. Paris has an estimated population of 2,144,700. Today, the Paris urban area has an estimated population of 9.9 million. Paris produces more than a quarter of France's wealth. Paris also hosts the head offices of almost half of all French companies, as well as the offices of major international firms and the headquarters of many international organizations such as UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) and the OECD (Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development). Also one of the biggest sports in Paris and throughout France is tennis. Two of Paris's most famous gardens are the Tuileries Garden on the banks of the Seine next to the Louvre and the centrally-located Luxembourg Garden, which used to belong to a chateau built for the Marie de Medici. I enclose some pictures of the interesting places of Paris I hope you will come to see me some day. That's all for now. Remember me to everybody. Yours, Peter

Question 1: Paris ____.

A: is not a famous city

B: is a smallest city of France

C: is known as a "romantic city"

D: does not attract visitors

Question 2: Paris ____.

A: is situated on the banks of the river Seine in north-central France

B: has no museums

C: has a few museums

D: produces more than a half of France's wealth

Question 3: The most recognizable symbol of Paris is ______.

A: the Seine River

B: Eiffel Tower

C: UNESCO

D: OECD

Question 4: The most popular sport in Paris is _______.

A: tennis

B: football

C: sailing

D: table tennis

Question 5: In Paris, ______.

A: there are not any firms

B: there are not any international organizations

C: the head offices of almost half of all French companies are situated

D: people do riot play sports

Read 4: Most Americans look forward to their vacation. Most American em-ployees receive an annual vacation with pay, and it is traditional to use this time off for travel. Traveling within the United States is very popular because foreign travel generally takes more time and money. However, those who want to travel outside the USA are free, to go almost anywhere. Obtaining a pass¬port is a routine matter. Every year about thirteen million people travel abroad. The most popular periods are during the summer and the two-week school break on Christmas and New Year holidays. These periods are also the most crowded and the most expensive time to travel, so people who can adjust their schedules sometimes choose to travel in the autumn. American tourists often travel by car. Most families own a car, and those who do not have can rent one. Cars are usually the most economical way to travel, especially for families. It is also fairly fast and convenient. Excellent highways with motels and restaurants nearby connect the nation's major cities. They enable tourists to travel at a speed of 55 to 66 miles an hour. Tourists that want to travel faster often fly to their desti¬nation and then rent a car when they get there.

Question 1: According to the writer,_____.

A: Americans do not like traveling

B: it is impossible to have a day-off in the USA

C: Americans have no vacations

D: most Americans are fond of traveling

Question 2: In the USA, to obtain a passport is_____.

A: impossible

B: easy

C: difficult

D: time-consuming

Question 3: There are many people traveling ______.

A: in the winter

B: on Christmas and New Year

C: on Thanksgiving

D: on Women's Day

Question 4: _____ are the most popular means of transport in the USA.

A: Cars

B: Buses

C: Planes

D: Ships

Question 5: In the USA______.

A: there are not any highways

B: the highways are not in good condition

C: along the highways there are motels and restaurants available for tourists

D: tourists cannot rent a car