成人教育本科專業(yè)大學英語考試模擬試卷(A)

經(jīng)典word整理文檔，僅參考，雙擊此處可刪除頁眉頁腳。本資料屬于網(wǎng)絡整理，如有侵權，請聯(lián)系刪除，謝謝！成人教育本科專業(yè)大學英語考試模擬試卷（A）PartIVocabularyandStructureDirections:Thereare30incompletesentencesinthispart.ForeachsentencetherearefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C),D).ChoosetheONEthatbestcompletesthesentence.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.1.Theboylookshonest,butA)apparentlyB)clearlyC)actuallyD)obviouslyhe’sarouge無賴)2..IwishIwithyoutothemovielastnight.A)hadgoneB)couldgoC)wentD)havegone3.SheenjoyedmountainA)sceneryB)sightsC)ViewsD)scenesverymuch.4..’skindhelp,wefinishedearly.A)DuetoB)OwingtoC)ThanktoD)Asaresult5.TheschoolhasbrokenA)outB)upforholidaysC)ofD)through6.morethanfifteenyearsagoProfessorAgassize.IenteredthelaboratoryofA)It…thanB)Itwas…thatC)About…thatD)Itis…then7.HespokeEnglishwell.Hethelanguageforyears.A)shouldhavestudiedB)oughttohavestudiedC)musthavestudiedD)couldhavestudied8.I’tmakewhathemeant.A)upB)intoC)afterD)out9.Myteachertaughtmehowtogetmyideas.A)atB)awayC)overD)across10.Themanranadog.A)asB)likeC)asifD)resemble11.Hegetstenhoursofsleepeachnight,healwaysseemstriedinclass.A)butB)thereforeC)otherwiseD)asaresult12.hewasalittleshyinclass,butnowheactsmorenatural.A)FirstB)AtfirstC)FirstlyD)Firstofall13.BothAnnandMarysuitableforthejob.A)isB)isn'tC)areD)arenot14.Whendidthatbookcome.A)onB)inC)overD)out15.TheoriginalchocolatedrinkwasmadetheseedsofacertainkindoftreebySouthAmericanIndians.A)fromB)ofC)byD)accordingto16.Inthelast500years,nothingaboutpeoplehaschangedwhattheyeat.A)asmanyasB)thesameasC)muchasD)asmuchas17.Aftertryingseveraltimes,Itoseehim.A)attemptedB)managedC)succeededD)won18.Youmayspeak;saywhatyoulike.A)readilyB)willinglyC)freelyD)independently19.NewYorkisacityworth.A)visitingB)tovisitC)tovisititD)visitingit20.,acarknockedhimdown.A)Whilecrossingthestreet,B)Whiletheboywascrossingthestreet.C)Whilecrossedthestreet,D)Whilecrossesthestreet,21.ThedryweatherhasA)effectedB)affectedC)hurtD)harmedthequalityofthefruit.22.IgotothebeachwhenIwasachild.A)wasusedtoB)hadbeenusedtoC)usedtoD)hadusedto23.Youmustgiveusmoretime,weshallnotbeabletomakeagoodjobofit.A)otherwiseB)whetherC)thereforeD)consequently24.Rightaway,hemighthavebeenalivetoday.A)IfhewasoperatedonB)HadhebeenoperatedonC)WasheoperatedonD)Shouldhebeoperatedon25.Yourbicycleismyway.Soyou’llhavetomoveit.A)onB)byC)itD)outof26.ThissongisverypopularA)withB)inyoungpeople.C)toD)at27.Theriverflowsalongthefrontier邊境)ofthecountry.A)continuallyB)continuouslyC)constantlyD)regularly28.Theseshoesarecomfortableratherthan.A)areprettyB)tobeprettyC)prettyD)werepretty29.I’tmeanwhatIsaid.NeitherI.A)shouldB)didC)doD)would30.,thevitamineCinthemwillbedestroyed.A)IfvegetablesarecookedtoolongB)IfcookedtoolongC)IfcookingtoolongD)IfbeingcookedtoolongPartⅡReadingComprehensionDirections:Thereare3readingpassagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemarefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C),andD).YoushoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.Questions31to35arebasedonthefollowingpassage:Thesmallblackantsthatweseerunningbackandforthinthegrassarethesameantsthatannoyusbycomingtoourpicnicsuninvited.Theyarenottryingtomakepestsofthemselves,butareonlydoingthehousekeepingjobtheyweremadefor.Theyarenaturesclean-upcrew.Oneoftheseants,scouting(搜尋)inthegrass,findsthetrailofaninjuredbeetle.Insomemysteriouswaythenewsspreads.Soontherearetwoants,thenafewmore.Thenadozenormorearerunningaroundthebeetle.Enoughantswillcometoputanendtoit.Whenthebeetleisdeed,theantscarryitawaytotheirundergroundburrows.Theefficientantsleavenothinginthegrassbuttheemptyshell.31.TheantsthatcometoourpicnicsareA)trytomakepestsofthemselvesB)doingtheirjob.C)lookingforcompanyD)havingfun32.TheselectionsaysthatthejoboftheseantsistoA)cleanupthegrass.B)killallbeetlesC)maketrailsD)helpinjuredinsects33.Assoonasanantfindsaninjuredinsect,it.A)killsitB)letsotherantsknowC)eatsitD)carriesitaway34.MoreantslearnaboutthebeetleA)bypassingbyit.B)bysmellingitC)fromotherantsD)byhearingthesoundsitmakes35.Theantsclearthegrassby.A)buryingthebeetleB)carryingthewholebeetleawayCcarryingawayeverythingbuttheshellD)eatingthebeetleQuestion36to40arebasedonthefollowingpassage:AlittleoverayearagoIbegantrainingtoswimtheEnglishChannelthisSeptember,Iwillbe58yearsoldthen.MyfriendthoughtIhadlostmymind;mywife,thoughnotfearingformysanity神智清明),wassomewhatapprehensive(擔心).ThequestionIaskedoverandoverwasthis:Why?Achallengeandanelementofadventurearewelcomewhetheryouare20or58.ButwhydidIdecidetoswimtheChannelat58?TheChannelhasalwaysbeenthesupremechallengetoswimmers;atestofability,endurance,luckandevenbravery.Itisthischallengethatappealstoabout100swimmersayearwhoarewillingtospendtime,effortandmoneytotryit.Onefactthatcontributestomyinterestisthat,ifIsucceed,IwillbetheoldestpersonevertoswimtheChannel.Itthinkmasuperman.IdothinkIhaveatleastthreethingsgoingforme:First,Iamtraininghard.Second,Iamaveryagoal-orientedpersonforwhomthisswimhaslongbeenagoal.Third,IhaveafeelingIwillbepsychologicallyready.36.Mostlikely,theauthorofthispassagedecidedtoswimtheChannelbecausehe.A)enjoysachallengeB)doesnotrecognizethedifficultiesinvolvedC)isbasicallyashow-offD)hasmadeabetthathwcoulddoso37.Theauthorofthispassagewouldalmostreadilyagreewithwhichofthefollowingstatement?A)Peopleshouldlimittheirself-expectations.B)Oldpeoplelosetheirsenseofadventure.C)’schallengecanbeovercomeatanyage.D)Peopleshouldrecognizethedangersofphysicalstress.38.Accordingtotheauthor,.A)swimmingtheChannelisatestoftemperanceB)physicaltrainingseemstobemoreimportantthanbeinggoal-orientedC)ifhesucceeds,hewillrestonhislaurels榮譽)D)manyswimmersattempttheChanneleveryyear39.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?A)Hiswifesupportedhim.B)Unlikehisfriends,hiswifethoughthehaslosthishead,ratherthanhismind.C)Hiswifewasnotsurewhetherhewasserious.D)Hiswifewasalsoabitworried.40.TheauthorofthispassagecanbesttobedescribedasA)determined.B)cautiousC)unrealisticD)disappointedQuestion41to45arebasedonthefollowingpassage:’snoteasilynoticedbutitiseverywhere.Itsinfluenceisverysmallbutmeasurable.Whetherinrestaurants,shoppingcentersorassemblylines---evenfarms---backgroundormoodmusiccanbeheardalmostanywhereintheUnitedStates,fromhushedexecutiveofficestoscreechingwreckingyards.Onehandtoolmanufactureplantfoundthatefficiencyincreased4.5%withtheintroductionofbackgroundmusicwhileaCaliforniafarmerfounddiscoveredthatsuchmusiccalmednervouscattleandpreventedstampedes(驚逃)thatusedtocausethousandsofdollarsindamage.Thetypeofmusicseemstohaveanimpact.Departmentstoresplayslowermusicduringtheweektoencourageshoppingbutspeedupthebeatonweekendswhenthecrowdsareheavier.Themusicisspeciallydesignednottobelistenedto,saysonebackgroundmusicman,buttocreateafavorablemoodmusiccanbeheard?41.Whichofthefollowingisnotlistedasaplacewheremoodmusiccanbeheard?A)Ranch.B)Supermarket.C)Workshop.D)Convent女修道院).42.Executiveofficesaredescribedas.A)grandioseB)noisyC)quietD)discomposed43.TheinfluenceofmoodmusicA)cannotbeoverestimatedB)istinybutnoticeable.C)isnotverylargebutcanbemeasuredD)canneverbeneglected44.Moodmusiccan.A)preventshoppersfromimpulseB)preventcattlefrombeingpanic-strickenandrushingheadlongC)helprescueasunkenshipD)helpmemorizeEnglishwords45.Whichofthefollowingbestsupportstheauthor’sideas?A)ItwouldbeeasiertoadjusttothepasttempoofmodernlifewithmoodmusicasbackgroundnoiseB)Moodmusicistooloudfordancing.C)Moodmusicisgreatfordancing.D)MoodmusichasapsychologicalPartⅢCloseDirections:Thereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage.ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C),D).YoushouldchoosetheONEthatbestfitsintothepassage.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.EventhoughthemajorityofAmericanswouldfindithardtoimaginewhatlifecouldbelikewithoutacar,somehavebeguntorealizethattheautomobileisamixedblessing.Trafficaccidentsareincreasing46,andlargecitiesare47bytoomanyautomobiles.Worstofall,perhaps,48theairpollutioncaused49theinternal-combustion(內(nèi)燃機)engine.Everyyearengineburns50gallonsoffueleachyearandpumpsgases51theair.Thesegasesareone52ofthesmogthathangsoverlargecities.Someofthesegasesare53anddangerous54health,especiallyforsomeonewithaweakheartorarespiratorydisease(呼吸系統(tǒng)疾病).Oneanswer55theproblemofairpollutionis56acarthatdoesnotpollute.Thats57severalmajorautomobilemanufacturersaretryingtodo.Butbuildingacleancaris58saidthanone.59,progresshasbeenslow.60solutionistoeliminatecarfumes(煙)altogetherby61theinternal-combustionengine.Inventorsarenowworkingonturbine-poweredcars,62oncarspoweredbysteamandelectricity.63mostofuswon’tbedrivingcarsrunbatteriesor64waterforawhileyet.Manyautomakersbelievethatitwilltakeyears65practicalmodelsthatarepoweredbyelectricityorsteam.46.A)steadilyB)easilyC)urgentlyD)generous47.A)causedB)filledC)crowdedD)troubled48.A)areB)isC)/D)tobe49.A)withB)ofC)byD)for50.A)hundredsofB)hundredofC)hundredD)hundreds51.A)overB)intoC)inD)upto52.A)resourceB)originC)sourceD)result53.A)poisonousB)poisonC)poisoningD)poisoned54.A)forB)aboutC)toD)of55.A)ofB)inC)aboutD)to56.A)tobuildB)buildC)