北京大学大学英语三级泛读quiz题.doc

Lesson4 1. What do we learn about Alice Walker’s childhood?A. She didn’t have chance to get education.B. She was deeply attracted by the soap operas.C. She desired for exciting things to happen in her life.D. She was paralyzed and had to stay in bed all the time. 2. In what way was Alice Walker alive six years ago? A. She became a big fan of Dr. King.B. She was cured of her serious illnesses.C. She was awakened to knowing her existence.D. She achieved equality with the white people. 3. Why did Alice Walker feel her mind and body were strangers? A. Because she was ignorant of her existence.B. Because she lived as a number or a shadow.C. Because she was ashamed of her outer contours.D. Because her mind was “white”, but her body was “black”. 4. Walker’s mother was persuaded by the soap operas that _____.A. she knew the whites wellB. she was inferior to the whites C. it was pointless to be virtuousD. she had married a wrong man 5. What did Walker tell us about American soap operas?A. They enjoyed great popularity among the black people.B. They gave a totally negative picture of the American black people.C. Their producers considered the middle class the role model for the other people.D. The black people began to play the leading role in some soap operas in the 1960’s. 6. The freedom Dr. King promised was _____.A. freedom from being imprisoned B. freedom from the slavery systemC. freedom from the bodily control of the white peopleD. freedom from the subordination to the white people 7. We can infer from the essay that Dr. King _____.A. didn’t want the black people to live together in the black community B. didn’t want his people to revenge on the white people for the unfair treatmentC. hoped that the black people would copy the life of white American middle class. D. told the blacks that only after one was imprisoned could he or she gain final freedom 8. How did “knowing” of existence mean everything to Walker?A. She wa