2025年秋江苏开放大学大学英语（C）第四单元作业2答案

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一、2025年秋江苏开放大学大学英语（C）作业2单选题答案

1、以下为选择题：

—— Don’t forget to attend the evening class this evening!

—— _____

A、I can’t. 

B、I won’t. 

C、I don’t. 

D、I will.

学生答案：B

2、—— Do you mind my smoking here?

—— _____

A、No, thanks.

B、Sorry, but I do. 

C、Yes, I don’t.

D、Good idea.

学生答案：B

3、The visitors decided to stay in our city for _____ two days as they wanted to have a look around.

A、other

B、the other

C、another

D、other’s 

学生答案：C

4、In spite of what we said, he refused to _____ to the police station.

A、give away

B、give off

C、give himself away

D、give himself up 

学生答案：D

5、They had talked for a few minutes _____ they found they were of different opinions.

A、unless

B、while

C、before

D、once

学生答案：C

6、Though Han Lin was born and brought up in China, he can speak _____ English.

A、smooth

B、flowing

C、fluid

D、fluent

学生答案：D

7、If you come across some difficulties, don’t _____ to tell me.

A、stop

B、go

C、pause

D、hesitate

学生答案：D

8、The coffee is cold, and _____, the steak is as hard as a rock.

A、however

B、therefore

C、furthermore

D、nevertheless

学生答案：C

9、The news quickly spread throughout the company_____ he stood out in the competition.

A、what

B、which

C、that

D、who

学生答案：C

10、When _____, the project will help to promote the economic advancement in the city.

A、finished

B、finishing

C、to finish

D、finish

学生答案：A

11、We really appreciate our working environment, in _____ there was friendly workplace communication.

A、how

B、where

C、that

D、which

学生答案：D

12、You look so tired. You _____ all night.

A、must have been working

B、might be working

C、must work

D、should have worked 

学生答案：A

13、Can we finish the project with _____ money and _____ people?

A、lesser; few

B、less; fewer

C、little; less

D、few; less

学生答案：B

14、Look at the terrible situation I am in! If only I _____ your advice.

A、had followed

B、would follow

C、follow

D、have followed

学生答案：A

15、Everyone wants to win the lottery, _____?

A、does he

B、doesn’t everyone

C、does they

D、don’t they 

学生答案：D

16、翻译：The peaceful development of China will have an important influence on the world.

A、中国的和平发展是全世界的呼声。

B、中国的和平发展与全世界关系很大。

C、中国的和平发展对全世界具有重要的影响。

D、中国的发展对全世界的和平具有重要的影响。

学生答案：C

17、翻译：This principle is deeply rooted in the minds of Chinese people.

A、这个原则牢牢扎根于中国人的思想中。

B、这个原则反应在中国人的思想中。

C、这个原则不为中国人的思想接受。

D、这个原则与中国人的思想是一致的。

学生答案：A

18、翻译：He found it difficult to give shape to his idea.

A、他觉得很难把自己的想法表达出来。

B、他觉得很愿意把自己的想法表达出来。

C、他觉得很难放弃自己的想法。

D、他觉得很愿意放弃自己的想法。

学生答案：A

19、翻译：Susan’s room seemed like a palace compared with mine.

A、与苏珊的房间相比，我的房间就像是宫殿一样。

B、与我的房间相比，苏珊的房间就像是宫殿一样。

C、我和苏珊的房间像是宫殿一样。

D、我和苏珊的房间都不像是宫殿。

学生答案：B

三、2025年秋江苏开放大学大学英语（C）作业2综合题答案

1、阅读理解

Questions are based on the following passage.

For years, scientists believed that human brain development was completed by the time we were 10 or 11. Recent studies, however, show that during our teenage years, our brain is still maturing in important ways. When we’re teenagers, our decision-making ability is developing and we’re learning to make good choices. At the same time, we’re more likely than ever to take risks. Is this normal? Scientists who study the brain say “yes”. In fact, they believe that risk-taking and our “irrational” behaviors may actually help teens to become successful adults.

Take, for example, the teenager’s love of thrills. We all like new and exciting things, but never as much as we do during our teenage years. During this time of our lives, scientists say, our brains produce chemicals that can lead to dangerous behaviors, and it can also produce positive ones. Taking risks and trying new things may be challenging or even dangerous, but this behavior can also lead to useful experiences that will benefit us as adults.

Scientists also find there is an intense need for peer (同龄人) approval among teenagers. We enter a world made by our parents. But we will live most of our lives and succeed in a world run by our peers. Therefore, it is important that we are accepted and respected by our peers, even if it means taking some risks to fit it.

1、1. What did recent studies find about human brain development?

A、Human brain development was completed by the time we were 10.

B、Human brain keeps developing during our teenage years.

C、Human brain development is not completed until we are adults.

D、Our decision-making ability is fully developed during the teenage years.  

学生答案：B

2、2. According to the passage, when we’re teenagers, we _____.

A、learn to take risks

B、are fully developed in our brain

C、hope to be successful adults

D、learn to make good choices

学生答案：D

3、8. What do scientists say about teenagers’ taking risks?

A、It’s dangerous for teenagers to take risks.

B、It will benefit them as adults.

C、Parents should prevent their children taking risks.

D、It is irrational behavior. 

学生答案：B

4、4. The word “thrill” (Line 1, Para. 2) probably means _____.

A、Something that is exciting.

B、Something that is boring.

C、Something that is dangerous.

D、Something that is positive. 

学生答案：A

5、5. What else do scientists find about teenagers?

A、Teenagers enjoy living in a world made by their parents.

B、Teenagers don’t like taking risks when they grow up.

C、Teenagers have a strong need for peer approval.

D、Teenagers need their parents’ help in dealing with peers. 

学生答案：C

2、阅读理解

Questions are based on the following passage.

Gap year is an English expression referring to a period of time—not necessarily a year —in which students take time off and do something other than schooling, such as travel or work. The year out is most commonly taken after high school and before starting university. However, over recent years there has been an increase in 21-23-year-olds taking a year out after completing their degree.

The practice of taking a gap year developed in the United Kingdom in the 1960s. During this time, a student might travel, engage in volunteer work overseas or undertake a working holiday abroad. A year out has grown very popular among students in the UK, Australia, New Zealand and Canada. A trend for a year out is to participate in international education programs that combine language study, cultural immersion, community service, and independent study.

Taking a gap year can be an ideal option. The added benefits of wherever you go and whatever you do during your gap year are that you will most likely make new, interesting friends, and you could have experiences that will last a lifetime. Today, this term is popular no longer just among students but also among those who wish to take a year off between life stages, and to spend some time traveling around, exploring and learning from different people and cultures, as well as volunteering at the place where they are traveling.

1、1. When do students most commonly take a gap year?

A、Before or during high school.

B、After high school and before starting university.

C、During the first college year.

D、After graduating from college.

学生答案：B

2、2. What has been the change in recent years?

A、More students take gap year after they get their degree.

B、More parents encourage their children to take a gap year.

C、More schools encourage the students to take a gap year.

D、More and more students are taking a gap year.