電大會計學(xué)位英語模擬試題

1、會計專業(yè)學(xué)位外語考試模擬試題(1）2010.12（1 5 分）1、A。 holidayB。someC。comeD.cover2、A。 thousandB.surroundC。cloudyD. should3、A。greatB。fateC.palaceD。grade4、A. moveB。noticeC.motorD. whole 5、A.chooseB。floodC.spoon二、辯錯題（每題1 分,共5 分）6、TherewasnobusIhavetowalkhome。A.noB。haveC.towalkD. home7、She has read the article last week。A

2、.hasreadB.theC.articleDlast8、Wesetupalotofuniversitiessince1949 WehavealsosetupaCentralRadioandTelevisionUniversity。A。setupB。sinceC.alsoD。a9、BynowOldWangworkedinthatfactoryfortwentyyears.A。workedB.inC。thatD。for10、NowthattheyhavesuccessfullypassedtheTOEFL，thestudentswerereadytobegintheirclassesattheu

3、niversity.A.NowthatB。successfullyC.were9、HangzhouisthemostbeautifulcityIsaw。A.theB.mostC。cityD.saw三、單選題。(1 分,25 分）11、Ittheeyestoreadinsuchpoorlight.A。hurtsB。hurtC。has hurtD.ishurt12、Thesmallboykepthismotherforapenny,soshegavehimandherantothecandy shop。A。askB.toaskC。askedD。asking13、Hehadtwohouses.Hel

4、ivedwithhiswifeandchildintheouterhouse,wascomfortable and clean。A. thatB.whereC。whichD。it14、AsIopenedthedoorandwentin，thechildrenon the bed playing.A。were sittingB。satC。aresitting15、Hehadfourcopiesofthisarticlein black.A.typingB.typedC。tobetypedD.type16、Theythat place before the earthquake took plac

5、e。A。leftB.hadleftC。 would leaveD。have left17、Yesterdaymorningsheoneofheroldfriendsinthestreet。A.lookedupB.builtupC。led toD。came across18、Pleasedontgetangrywithim, he was only 4 years old， you kno。A. WellB。ThenC。HoweverD. After all19、IfyouasItoldyou,thiswouldnthavehappened.A.haddoneB. didC.woulddoD.h

6、avedone20、Thunderstorms arecommon in Ireland than in England。A. much more lessB。the leastC。 muchD。muchless21、Irememberthewholethingasifityesterday.A。 happenedB。happensC.hadhappened22、thisjob,youhavetohaveenoughexperience.A。 To completeB.CompletingC。CompletedD。 Having completed23、He suddenly realized

7、 how much theyA。hadbothchangedB.bothchangedC。werebothchangingD。havebothchanged24、Idontlikelivingwitharoommate。Immovingmyfamilyshouse。A.backtoB.fromC.outofD.back25、Youaretheseproblems。Theycantbereal.A。missingB.lookingatC.imaginingD。workingat26Ileftmyhouseearly.,thetrafficwasterribleandittookmealongti

8、metogetthere。A.HoweverB。AlthoughC.BecauseD. And27、Ineverhavecoffeesugar。A。unlessB。inspiteofC。 withoutD。 despite28、Seriously,Idontunderstandthesituationatall。A。spokenB。 speakC.beingspokenD. speaking29、His French was nothanM。PartiersEnglish.A.goodB。bestC。thebetterD。 better30、Would you like some salad?

9、 A.No。 B.Yes.C.No,thanks.31、IhimeversincehemovedtoAmerica.A。 haveneverheardofB. had never heard ofC. never heard ofD.neverhearof32、Ifittrue,itwillcauseusalotoftrouble。A.isgoingtobeB。isC.wasD.willbe33、He was afraid toMary when she was doing her homework。A。intendB.interruptC。insertD。interest34、Jackwas

10、ridinghisnewmountainbiketop speed。A。 atB。withC. inD. on35、I usually go back to my hometown by train， butthis time Illtherebybusforachange。Atrygoing B.trytogo Ctryforgoing Dtryandgoing（1 分,20 分)Americanstravelbyairin36thesamewayasEuropeansand37travelbytrain。Thereare，in fact, not many railroad station

11、s 38 in the USA,39 the track is still being used, sincemost of Americas freight is still carried 40。 As for passengers, these is a vast network of airlines and airports in easy 41 of almost every American town。Airports, now the travelcentersoftheUSA， 42comfortableplaces43coffeeshopsandbarsandcleanre

12、strooms。Flying in America is 44 expensive than in many other countries, 45 the government subsidized (補助)air fares. Yet the different airlines are not state-owned and compete with oneanother for passengers.Those who cannot 46 either train or plane take the Greyhound bus。 47 transportsystem in the wo

13、rld carries so many passengers by night and by day 。 Drivers are 48 aid and have a wonderful safety record。Europeans tend 49 their cars. But Americans treat their cars 50 as vehicles which are important 51 their lives to take them to work, to shopping places ， to picnics - or to their friends.52when

14、theytakeavacationtheyrarelydrivelongdistances.There is 53 。 form of travel which is widely used in the USA， the rented car. Everycity and town 54 at least one car rented firm， some of them are nationwide and have branches abroad 55 。36、 A. much Bmore C. as D. all37、A.JapanesesB。 the JapaneseC。 the J

15、apanD. Japans38、A. remainedB。keptC。 left39、A.althoughB。whenC。 forD.because40A.ontrainB.intrainC. by trainD. with train41、A.reachB.graspC。masterD。 range 42、A。isB. have beenC。 areD.hasbeen43、A。 byB。besideC. haveD。with44、A.moreB。mostC. lessD.least45、A.becauseB. because ofC。whenD。if46、A。takeB.reachC。 af

16、fordD. offer47、A。 NoB。NoneC。 AllD. Every48、A.greatlyB.moreC。highlyD。wonderfully49、A.toloveB.tolovingC.tobelovingD. loving 50、A。reallyB。actuallyC. onlyD。usually51、A. toB。forC. withD。on52、A。BecauseB。BesidesC. /D。Except53、A.otherB。 anotherC。theother54、A。hasB。haveC. has hadD. have had55、A.eitherB。aswell

17、C. alsoD.other countries五、閱讀理解。(1 25 分）(一)Most people feel stress at some time in their lives. Some people like this pressure and work better because of it. Other people are not comfortable with any stress at all ； they soon become unhappy if they feel stress. Sometimes stress can lead people to do

18、things they wouldnt usually do, such as overeat, smokedrinkor use drugs。Stress, however, is a verynormal part of life.It is important to understand that stress doesnt come from an event itself， that is, fromthe things that are happening in our lives 。 It comes from the meaning we give to what has ha

19、ppened. For example, a crying baby may be stressful to one person, but it may not bother another person at all； a traffic jam may be stressful to one person while another person maybe able to stay calm。We can experience stress any time we feel we dont have control. It can come from afeeling that we

20、cant do anything about a situation. Basically, it is the bodys way of showinganxietyorworry。Stress is not just caused by our mental or emotional condition. It is also influenced by how tired we are, whether we have a balanced diet with enough vitamins and minerals, whetherwegetenoughphysicalexercise

21、,andwhetherwecanrelax.Which is NOT a correct statement about stress？shouldbeavoidedbyeveryone。BStressmaymakesomepeopleworkbetterandmoreefficiently。CStressmaycausepeopletorespondinanunusualway。DStressshouldbeviewedasanormalpartofourlife.Accordingtothepassage,peopleunderstressmaydoallofthefollowingEXC

22、EPT .A。overeatB。smokeC。 cryD.takedrugsTheauthorcitestheexampleofcryingbabyinorderto。illustratethatsomepeoplearenotbotheredbythebabyarguethatpeoplearedifferentintheirbehaviorandreactiontrackdowntheeventthatmakepeoplestressfulDsupportthatstresscomesfromhowpeopleregardthestressAccordingtothepassage,str

23、esscanbecausedbyallthefollowingEXCEPT 。A。acriticaleventB.howweviewtheeventC.oursenseofhavingnocontrol D.orphysicalconditionThetoneofthepassageis。desperate B。 informative C. exaggeratedD. indifferentWhatkindofhomeyouneedtoprepareforyourdogwilldependonwhatkindofdogit Theywillneedtohavesomesortofdoghou

24、sethatwillkeepthemwarmanddry。Dogs also need exercises。 To exercise and play is an important part of a dogsdevelopment. Most dogs need to be walked daily for exercise. However ， the petowner mustbecarefultomatchtheamountofexercisetotheageandabilityofthedogThroughplay，dogsbecomeoutgoingpetsthatarefrie

25、ndlyintheirinteractions（相互協(xié)作）withpeopleandother animals. Play not only helps develop a dogs personality， it can also help develop workingskills。According to the writers suggestions， dogs should be fed 。asmuchastheycaneat.B。regularlywithbalancedfood.C.withgoodfood。D。 with the food they like.62。Whyise

26、xerciseimportanttothedogs？Itmakesthemhealthy。It helps to develop friendly character and working skills。CIthelpsthemtoeatmore.D.Itmakesthemlovely.63Whatdoespet(paragraph4）mean?A.AlovelyanimalB。ThedogC.AbirdD。ThedogownerThis passage discusses the following except A。feedingofadog。B。homeofadog.C.exercis

27、eofadog.D.trainingofadog。（二）One morning a young woman, who has recently lost her first job, was examining theadvertisements in the paper in search of other work. Suddenly she called out to her mother, who was in the kitchenListen to this Mother ！” she cried. Ive found an easy way ofmakingmoney.”What

28、isit?”hermotherasked,comingintotheroom.Listen,”saidthegirl,andreadthe advertisement aloud：” Do you want to make money？ Send me a postal order for five pencetogether with a stampedaddressed envelopeYou will receive a reply showing youhow to make hundreds of pounds without leaving your house. ”Then th

29、eres a name andaddress.Nonsense! Said her mother. Youll only lose five pence and the cost of a postal order and two stamps. If he knows how to do that，why doesnt he do it himself? Why does he needtoadvertise? Youwontget an answer. ”Well，fivepenceisntmuch,”shesaid 。Icantry.Shewenttothepostoffice，boug

30、htapostalorder,andsentitoff。Twoorthreedayslatershereceivedanenvelopewithasmallpieceofpaperinit.Onthepaperwerefourwords:DoasIdo?！盬hatmustthewomandotoknowthewayofmakingmoney？Continuetoreadthelatterhalfoftheadvertisement.BBuysomeenvelopes.C.Sendapostalforfivepenceandanenvelopewithastampandheraddress.D.

31、Sendsomemoney.According to the story, her motherdidntbelievetheadanddidntwanthertodosoaskedhertofindoutthesecretquickly.CsentapostalforfivepenceandanenvelopwithastampandheraddressD.thoughtfivepencewasntmuch.Whatwastheeasyway？A。Tosendenvelopes.B。Tosendpostalorder.C。 To make advertisement.D。 To learn

32、from the advertiser。Thispassageis anadvertisement.B.ahumor。C. a serious article.D.ashortstory。（三）That Monday morning feeling could be a crushing pain in the chest which leaves you sweating and gasping（氣喘) for breath。 Recent research from Germany and Italy shows thatheart attacks aremore common onMon

33、day mornings anddoctors blame thestress壓力)ofreturningtoworkaftertheweekendbreak。Thefindingscouldleadtoabetterunderstandingofwhatcausesheartattacks,accordingtoDrStefanWillchoftheFreeUniversity.Whenpeoplereturntoworkafteraweekendoff,the pace of their life changes. They have a higher workload， more str

34、ess， more anger and morephysicalactivity,saidWillch.Weneedtoknowhowtheseeventscausechangesinthe bodybeforewecanunderstandifthey causeheartattacks.”But although people tend to believe that returning to work increases the risk of a heart attack， both Willch and the Italian researchers admit that it is

35、 only a partial answer. DrWillch said, People should try to create a pleasant working environment. Maybe this riskappliestothosewhoseeworkasaburden,andpeoplewhoenjoytheirworkarenotsomuch atrisk。 We needto find outmore.”Whatisthe ”Monday morning feeling ”?Peoplehaveheartattacksthinkingofreturningtowo

36、rk。Itsafeelingofpaininthechestwhichmakespeoplesweatandgasp。Peoplehavemorestressthinkingofreturningtowork。DItsafeelingofunwillingtogobacktowork.70。 According to the research from Germany and Italy， ”Monday morning feeling”A.hassomethingtodowithheartattacks。Bisthemaincauseofheartattacks。C. causes stre

37、ss。Dpreventpeoplefromreturningtowork。WhatcanweinferfromDr.WillichsopiniononMondaymorningfeeling”andheartattacks？We are not sure whether Monday morning feeling causes heart attacks。B。Mondaymorningfeelingisnotenoughtoexplainthecause of heart attacks.C。 ”Mondaymorning feeling” surelycausesheartattacks。

38、DWeshouldslowdownourpaceoflife.WhatdidDr.Willichsuggest?AWeshouldlearntoenjoyourwork.BWellseeworkasaburden。CWemustfindoutwhetherworkisaburden.D.Wemustfindoutmoreaboutwork。(四）Morethan2,500yearsagoamaninIndiamadeadiscoveryHediscoveredthecauseof unhappiness and its cureThe man was named Siddhartha Gaut

39、ama, but he is muchbetterknownastheBuddhawhichmeansthewiseone”.TheBuddhasteachingsarethebasisforoneoftheworldsgreatreligionsBuddhism.SiddharthaGautamawasbornabout563B.C.HisfatherruledasmallstateinnorthernIndiaStrangelyenoughthemanwhodiscovered the cause of unhappiness knew little about it when he wa

40、s young。 His father triedtoprotecthimfromallknowledgeofsicknesspainsuffering,anddeath。Inspiteofallhisfatherdid,Siddharthadideventuallylearnofunhappiness HecouldneverbecontentwhenheunderstoodthetruthOnenighthelefthisfatherandhiswifeandchild and gave up his great personal fortune. At first Siddhartha

41、tried to learn wisdom from some holy men。 Then he decided to look for the truth within himself。 He sat beneath a treeand vowed that he would not leave until he understood Hesatthere for 49 days, and then the truth came to him. Siddhartha, the seeker for wisdom, had becometheBuddha-thewiseone。Accordi

42、ngtothepassage，SiddharthaGautamwas.thefirstmanwhodiscoveredawaytotreatpeoplesdiseaseB。 the founder of a great countryC.thefounderofagreatreligionD.averyintelligentman74Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue？Siddharthahadahappychildhood.Whenhewassmall,Siddhartharealizedlifewasfullofhardships。Hisfatherta

43、ughthimtheknowledgeofsicknesspain,sufferinganddeath。Siddharthasoughtforhappinessallhislife.75。 Why did Siddhartha sit under the tree for 49 days？Hewantedtofindawaytoescapedeathanddisease。Hetriedtoworkoutthetruthoflife。awiseman。DHewantedtofoundagreatreligion.76Whichcanbethebesttitleofthepassage?A。 Th

44、e Founder of a Great ReligionB.TheBeginningofaGreatReligionC. The Childhood of Buddha DTheTeachingsofBuddha(五）Forthousandsofyearspeopledreamedofhavingabilitytofly.Mythologyandfolklorearefilledwithtalesofsupernaturalbeingswhocouldfly.Yetasrecentlyastheyear1900 ，most people thought that anyone who too

45、k the idea of flying machine seriously was an impractical dreamerNow flying is a part of everyday life In fact, it is so much a part of our lives that we tend to take it for granted.Aviation has brought truly revolutionary changes ， especially since World War II. Forone thing, the airplane has shrun

46、k the world in terms of travel time. No place in the world is more than 24 hours away from any other by air 。 A traveler can board a plane in New Yorkand arrive in London in less than four hours。 The trip would have taken several days on thefastest ocean liner before World War II. It is not unusual

47、for business executives to fly to a meetingseveralhundredkilometersawayandreturnhomethesameday。Airplanes also are usefulto industry. They deliver goods from factories to waitingcustomers in a fraction of the time it would take by train or truck. Airplanes take lifesaving drugs, as well as foodto victims of earth