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會(huì)計(jì)專業(yè)學(xué)位外語(yǔ)考試模擬試題（1）2010.12一、語(yǔ)音題。（每空1分，共5分）1、A.holidayB.someC.comeD.cover2、A.thousandB.surroundC.cloudyD.should3、A.greatB.fateC.palaceD.grade4、A.moveB.noticeC.motor D.whole5、A.chooseB.flood C.spoonD.food二、辯錯(cuò)題。（每題1分，共5分）6、Therewasnobus.Ihavetowalkhome.A.noB.haveC.towalkD.home7、Shehasreadthearticlelastweek.A.hasreadB.theC.articleD.last8、Wesetupalotofuniversitiessince1949.WehavealsosetupaCentralRadioandTelevisionUniversity.A.setupB.sinceC.alsoD.a9、BynowOldWangworkedinthatfactoryfortwentyyears.A.workedB.inC.thatD.for10、NowthattheyhavesuccessfullypassedtheTOEFL,thestudentswerereadytobegintheirclassesattheuniversity.A.NowthatB.successfullyC.wereD.tobegin9、HangzhouisthemostbeautifulcityIsaw.A.theB.mostC.cityD.saw三、單選題。（每題1分，共25分）11、Ittheeyestoreadinsuchpoorlight.A.hurtsB.hurtC.hashurtD.ishurt12、Thesmallboykepthismotherforapenny,soshegavehimandherantothecandyshop.A.askB.toaskC.askedD.asking13、Hehadtwohouses.Helivedwithhiswifeandchildintheouterhouse,wascomfortableandclean.A.thatB.whereC.whichD.it14、AsIopenedthedoorandwentin,thechildrenonthebedplaying.weresittingB.satC.aresittingD.sit15、Hehadfourcopiesofthisarticleinblack.typingB.typedC.tobetypedD.type16、Theythatplacebeforetheearthquaketookplace.leftB.hadleftC.wouldleaveD.haveleft17、Yesterdaymorningsheoneofheroldfriendsinthestreet.A.lookedupB.builtupC.ledtoD.cameacrossPleasedon'tgetangrywithhim.,hewasonly4yearsold,youknow.A.WellB.ThenC.HoweverD.AfterallIfyouasItoldyou,thiswouldn'thavehappened.A.haddoneB.didC.woulddoD.havedone20、ThunderstormsarecommoninIrelandthaninEngland.A.muchmorelessB.theleastC.muchD.muchlessIrememberthewholethingasifityesterday.A.happenedB.happensC.hadhappenedD.hashappened22、thisjob,youhavetohaveenoughexperience.A.TocompleteB.CompletingC.CompletedD.Havingcompleted23、Hesuddenlyrealizedhowmuchthey.A.hadbothchangedB.bothchangedC.werebothchangingD.havebothchanged24、Idon'tlikelivingwitharoommate.I'mmovingmyfamily'shouse.A.backtoB.fromC.outofD.back25、Youaretheseproblems.Theycan'tbereal.A.missingB.lookingatC.imaginingD.workingat26、Ileftmyhouseearly.,thetrafficwasterribleandittookmealongtimetogetthere.A.HoweverB.AlthoughC.BecauseD.AndIneverhavecoffeesugar.A.unlessB.inspiteofC.withoutD.despiteSeriously,Idon'tunderstandthesituationatall.A.spokenB.speakC.beingspokenD.speakingHisFrenchwasnothanM.Partier'sEnglish.A.goodB.bestC.thebetterD.better30、Wouldyoulikesomesalad?A.No.B.Yes.C.No,thanks.D.Ofcourse.31、IhimeversincehemovedtoAmerica.A.haveneverheardofB.hadneverheardofC.neverheardofD.neverhearofIfittrue,itwillcauseusalotoftrouble.A.isgoingtobeB.isC.wasD.willbe33、HewasafraidtoMarywhenshewasdoingherhomework.A.intendB.interruptC.insertD.interest34、Jackwasridinghisnewmountainbiketopspeed.A.atB.withC.inD.on35、Iusuallygobacktomyhometownbytrain,butthistimeI'lltherebybusforachange.A.trygoingB.trytogoC.tryforgoingD.tryandgoing四、完形填空。（每空1分，共20分）Americanstravelbyairin36thesamewayasEuropeansand37travelbytrain.Thereare,infact,notmanyrailroadstations38intheUSA,39thetrackisstillbeingused,sincemostofAmerica'sfreightisstillcarried40.Asforpassengers,theseisavastnetworkofairlinesandairportsineasy41ofalmosteveryAmericantown.Airports,nowthetravelcentersoftheUSA,42comfortableplaces43coffeeshopsandbarsandcleanrestrooms.FlyinginAmericais44expensivethaninmanyothercountries,45_thegovernmentsubsidized（補(bǔ)助）airfares.Yetthedifferentairlinesarenotstate-ownedandcompetewithoneanotherforpassengers.Thosewhocannot46eithertrainorplanetaketheGreyhoundbus. 47transportsystemintheworldcarriessomanypassengersbynightandbyday.Driversare48aidandhaveawonderfulsafetyrecord.Europeanstend49theircars.ButAmericanstreattheircars50asvehicleswhichareimportant51theirlives-totakethemtowork,toshoppingplaces,topicnics-ortotheirfriends.52whentheytakeavacationtheyrarelydrivelongdistances.Thereis53.formoftravelwhichiswidelyusedintheUSA,-therentedcar.Everycityandtown54atleastonecarrentedfirm,someofthemarenationwideandhavebranchesabroad55.36、 A.muchB.moreC.asD.all37、37、38、A.remainedB.keptC.leftD.remaining39、A.althoughB.whenC.forD.because40A.ontrainintrainbytrainD.withtrain41、A.reachB.graspC.masterD.range42、A.isB.havebeenC.areD.hasbeen43、A.byB.besideC.haveD.with44、A.moreB.mostC.lessD.least45、A.becauseB.becauseofC.whenD.if46、A.take38、A.remainedB.keptC.leftD.remaining39、A.althoughB.whenC.forD.because40A.ontrainintrainbytrainD.withtrain41、A.reachB.graspC.masterD.range42、A.isB.havebeenC.areD.hasbeen43、A.byB.besideC.haveD.with44、A.moreB.mostC.lessD.least45、A.becauseB.becauseofC.whenD.if46、A.takeB.reachC.affordD.offer47、48、A.greatlymoreC.highlyD.wonderfully49、A.toloveB.tolovingtobelovingD.lovingA.NoB.NoneC.AllD.Every50、52、A.BecauseB.BesidesC./50、52、A.BecauseB.BesidesC./D.Except53、A.otherB.anotherC.theotherD.someotherA.reallyB.actuallyC.onlyD.usually51、A.toB.forC.withD.on54、54、55、 A.eitherB.aswellC.alsoD.othercountries五、閱讀理解。 （每題 1分，共25分）（一）Mostpeoplefeelstressatsometimeintheirlives.Somepeoplelikethispressureandworkbetterbecauseofit.Otherpeoplearenotcomfortablewithanystressatall;theysoonbecomeunhappyiftheyfeelstress.Sometimesstresscanleadpeopletodothingstheywouldn'tusuallydo,suchasovereat,smoke,drink,orusedrugs.Stress,however,isaverynormalpartoflife.Itisimportanttounderstandthatstressdoesn'tcomefromaneventitself,thatis,fromthethingsthatarehappeninginourlives.Itcomesfromthemeaningwegivetowhathashappened.Forexample,acryingbabymaybestressfultooneperson,butitmaynotbotheranotherpersonatall;atrafficjammaybestressfultoonepersonwhileanotherpersonmaybeabletostaycalm.Wecanexperiencestressanytimewefeelwedon'thavecontrol.Itcancomefromafeelingthatwecan'tdoanythingaboutasituation.Basically,itisthebody'swayofshowinganxietyorworry.Stressisnotjustcausedbyourmentaloremotionalcondition.Itisalsoinfluencedbyhowtiredweare,whetherwehaveabalanceddietwithenoughvitaminsandminerals,whetherwegetenoughphysicalexercise,andwhetherwecanrelax.WhichisNOTacorrectstatementaboutstress?Stressisthecauseofourdiscomfortandshouldbeavoidedbyeveryone.Stressmaymakesomepeopleworkbetterandmoreefficiently.Stressmaycausepeopletorespondinanunusualway.Stressshouldbeviewedasanormalpartofourlife.Accordingtothepassage,peopleunderstressmaydoallofthefollowingEXCEPTA.overeatB.smokeC.cryD.takedrugsTheauthorcitestheexampleofcryingbabyinorderto .illustratethatsomepeoplearenotbotheredbythebabyarguethatpeoplearedifferentintheirbehaviorandreactiontrackdowntheeventthatmakepeoplestressfulsupportthatstresscomesfromhowpeopleregardthestressAccordingtothepassage,stresscanbecausedbyallthefollowingEXCEPTA.acriticaleventB.howweviewtheeventC.oursenseofhavingnocontrolD.orphysicalconditionThetoneofthepassageis .A.desperateB.informativeC.exaggeratedD.indifferentWhatkindofhomeyouneedtoprepareforyourdogwilldependonwhatkindofdogitis.Somedogswillspendmostoftheirtimeoutdoors.Theywillneedtohavesomesortofdoghousethatwillkeepthemwarmanddry.Dogsalsoneedexercises.Toexerciseandplayisanimportantpartofadog'sdevelopment.Mostdogsneedtobewalkeddailyforexercise.However,the_petownermustbecarefultomatchtheamountofexercisetotheageandabilityofthedog.Throughplay,dogsbecomeoutgoingpetsthatarefriendlyintheirinteractions（ 相互配合）withpeopleandotheranimals.Playnotonlyhelpsdevelopadog'spersonality,itcanalsohelpdevelopworkingskills.Accordingtothewriter'ssuggestions,dogsshouldbefedA.asmuchastheycaneat.B.regularlywithbalancedfood.C.withgoodfood.D.withthefoodtheylike.Whyisexerciseimportanttothedogs?Itmakesthemhealthy.Ithelpstodevelopfriendlycharacterandworkingskills.Ithelpsthemtoeatmore.Itmakesthemlovely.Whatdoespet（paragraph4）mean?A.AlovelyanimalB.ThedogC.AbirdD.ThedogownerThispassagediscussesthefollowingexceptA.feedingofadog.B.homeofadog.C.exerciseofadog.D.trainingofadog.（二）Onemorningayoungwoman,whohasrecentlylostherfirstjob,wasexaminingtheadvertisementsinthepaperinsearchofotherwork.Suddenlyshecalledouttohermother,whowasinthekitchen."Listentothis,Mother!”shecried."I'vefoundaneasywayofmakingmoney."Whatisit?"hermotherasked,comingintotheroom."Listen,"saidthegirl,andread

theadvertisementaloud:"Doyouwanttomakemoney?Sendmeapostalorderforfivepence,togetherwithastamped,addressedenvelope.Youwillreceiveareplyshowingyouhowtomakehundredsofpoundswithoutleavingyourhouse."Thenthere'sanameandaddress."Nonsense!"Saidhermother."You'llonlylosefivepenceandthecostofapostalorderandtwostamps.Ifheknowshowtodothat,whydoesn'thedoithimself?Whydoesheneedtoadvertise?Youwon'tgetananswer.""Well,fivepenceisn'tmuch,"shesaid."Icantry."Shewenttothepost-office,boughtapostalorder,andsentitoff.Twoorthreedayslatershereceivedanenvelopewithasmallpieceofpaperinit.Onthepaperwerefourwords:"DoasIdo."Whatmustthewomandotoknowthewayofmakingmoney?Continuetoreadthelatterhalfoftheadvertisement.Buysomeenvelopes.Sendapostalforfivepenceandanenvelopewithastampandheraddress.Sendsomemoney.Accordingtothestory,hermotherdidn'tbelievethead.anddidn'twanthertodosoaskedhertofindoutthesecretquickly.sentapostalforfivepenceandanenvelopwithastampandheraddressthoughtfivepencewasn'tmuch.Whatwastheeasyway?A.Tosendenvelopes.B.Tosendpostalorder.C.Tomakeadvertisement.D.Tolearnfromtheadvertiser.Thispassageis A.anadvertisement.B.ahumor.

A.anadvertisement.B.ahumor.C.aseriousarticle.D.ashortstory.C.aseriousarticle.D.ashortstory.That"Mondaymorningfeeling"couldbeacrushingpaininthechestwhichleavesyousweatingandgasping（氣喘）forbreath.RecentresearchfromGermanyandItalyshowsthatheartattacksaremorecommononMondaymorningsanddoctorsblamethestress（壓力）ofreturningtoworkaftertheweekendbreak.Thefindingscouldleadtoabetterunderstandingofwhatcausesheartattacks,accordingtoDrStefanWillchoftheFreeUniversity."Whenpeoplereturntoworkafteraweekendoff,thepaceoftheirlifechanges.Theyhaveahigherworkload,morestress,moreangerandmorephysicalactivity,"saidWillch."Weneedtoknowhowtheseeventscausechangesinthebodybeforewecanunderstandiftheycauseheartattacks."Butalthoughpeopletendtobelievethatreturningtoworkincreasestheriskofaheartattack,bothWillchandtheItalianresearchersadmitthatitisonlyapartialanswer.Dr.Willchsaid,"Peopleshouldtrytocreateapleasantworkingenvironment.Maybethisriskappliestothosewhoseeworkasaburden,andpeoplewhoenjoytheirworkarenotsomuchatrisk.Weneedtofindoutmore."Whatisthe"Mondaymorningfeeling"?Peoplehaveheartattacks,thinkingofreturningtowork.It'safeelingofpaininthechestwhichmakespeoplesweatandgasp.Peoplehavemorestress,thinkingofreturningtowork.It'safeelingofunwillingtogobacktowork.AccordingtotheresearchfromGermanyandItaly,"Mondaymorningfeeling"hassomethingtodowithheartattacks.isthemaincauseofheartattacks.C.causesstress.D.preventpeoplefromreturningtowork.WhatcanweinferfromDr.Willich'sopinionon"Mondaymorningfeeling"andheartattacks?Wearenotsurewhether"Mondaymorningfeeling"causesheartattacks."Mondaymorningfeeling"isnotenoughtoexplainthecauseofheartattacks.C."Mondaymorningfeeling"surelycausesheartattacks.D.Weshouldslowdownourpaceoflife.WhatdidDr.Willichsuggest?Weshouldlearntoenjoyourwork.We'llseeworkasaburden.Wemustfindoutwhetherworkisaburden.Wemustfindoutmoreaboutwork.（四）Morethan2,500yearsago,amaninIndiamadeadiscovery.Hediscoveredthecauseofunhappinessanditscure.ThemanwasnamedSiddharthaGautama,butheismuchbetterknownastheBuddha,whichmeans"thewiseone".TheBuddha'steachingsarethebasisforoneoftheworld'sgreatreligions－Buddhism.SiddharthaGautamawasbornabout563B.C.HisfatherruledasmallstateinnorthernIndia.Strangelyenough,themanwhodiscoveredthecauseofunhappinessknewlittleaboutitwhenhewasyoung.Hisfathertriedtoprotecthimfromallknowledgeofsickness,pain,suffering,anddeath.Inspiteofallhisfatherdid,Siddharthadideventuallylearnofunhappiness.Hecouldneverbecontentwhenheunderstoodthetruth.Onenighthelefthisfatherandhiswifeandchildandgaveuphisgreatpersonalfortune.AtfirstSiddharthatriedtolearnwisdomfromsomeholymen.Thenhedecidedtolookforthetruthwithinhimself.Hesatbeneathatreeandvowedthathewouldnotleaveuntilheunderstoodthewholemeaningoflife.Hesattherefor49days,andthenthetruthcametohim.Siddhartha,theseekerforwisdom,'hadbecometheBuddha-thewiseone.Accordingtothepassage,SiddharthaGautamwas.thefirstmanwhodiscoveredawaytotreatpeople'sdiseasethefounderofagreatcountrythefounderofagreatreligionaveryintelligentmanWhichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?Siddharthahadahappychildhood.Whenhewassmall,Siddhartharealizedlifewasfullofhardships.Hisfathertaughthimtheknowledgeofsickness,pain,sufferinganddeath.Siddharthasoughtforhappinessallhislife.WhydidSiddharthasitunderthetreefor49days?Hewantedtofindawaytoescapedeathanddisease.Hetriedtoworkoutthetruthoflife.Hemadeuphismindtobecomeawiseman.Hewantedtofoundagreatreligion.Whichcanbethebesttitleofthepassage?TheFounderofaGreatReligionTheBeginningofaGreatReligionTheChildhoodofBuddhaTheTeachingsofBuddha（五）Forthousandsofyearspeopledreamedofhavingabilitytofly.Mythologyandfolklorearefilledwithtalesofsupernaturalbeingswhocouldfly.Yetasrecentlyastheyear1900,mostpeoplethoughtthatanyonewhotooktheideaof"flyingmachine"seriouslywasanimpracticaldreamer.Nowflyingisapartofeverydaylife.Infact,itissomuchapartofourlivesthatwetendtotakeitforgranted.Aviationhasbroughttrulyrevolutionarychanges,especiallysinceWorldWarII.Foronething,theairplanehasshrunktheworldintermsoftraveltime.Noplaceintheworldismorethan24hoursawayfromanyotherbyair.AtravelercanboardaplaneinNewYorkandarriveinLondoninlessthanfourhours.ThetripwouldhavetakenseveraldaysonthefastestoceanlinerbeforeWorldWarII.Itisnotunusualforbusinessexecutivestoflytoameetingseveralhundredkilometersaway—andreturnhomethesameday.Airplanesalsoareusefultoindustry.Theydelivergoodsfromfactoriestowaitingcustomersinafractionofthetimeitwouldtakebytrainortruck.Airplanestakelifesavingdrugs,aswella