2023年統(tǒng)招專升本英語高分通關(guān)試卷7

統(tǒng)招專升本英語高分通關(guān)試卷7

一、單選題

1、Wordsmeaning,asweallknow()

A.convince

B.convey

C.contribute

D.conquer

2、一Doyoulikepopmusicorcountrymusic?

一().Ionlylikesports

A.Each

B.Either

C.Neither

D.Both

3、Nooneexcepttwoservants()lateforthedinner

A.was

B.were

C.are

D.havebeen

4、Scarcelyhadtheysettledintheirseatsinthecinema

()thefilmbegan

1

A.when

B.than

C.as

D.until

5、Isupposeyoucouldn'tletmeborrowyourcarthisevening,

()

A.couldn'tI

B.don,tI

C.couldyou

D.willyou

6、ThetravelersaregoingtoTaiwan,()theyplantostay

fortwoorthreedays

A.that

B.which

C.when

D.where

7、Aloudnoise()myattentionfromcookingandeverything

wasburnt

A.divided

B.diverted

C.focused

D.separated

8、IfIworkinasmallfactory,itisnotformeto

gainmuchexperience()

A.lovely

B.lonely

C.likely

D.lively

9、Georgeisdelightedhisnewsecretarybecauseshe

worksveryhard()

A.to

B.with

C.of

D.at

10、IamfullyoftheconsequencesofwhatIhavesaid()

A.doubtful

B.aware

C.worried

D.concerned

11IfeltsoembarrassedthatIcouldn'tdoanythingbut

therewhenIfirstmetmypresentboss()

A.tosit

B.sitting

C.sat

D.sit

12>Itwillanotherfivetotenyearsbeforethenew

medicinecanbetestedonhumanbeings()

A.cost

B.spend

C.take

D.waste

13>Ienjoyedtheparty.Still,I,drathertothe

theater()

A.tobegoing

B.go

C.togo

D.went

14>Theprofessor,togetherwithseveralstudents,

workinginthelaboratorythistimelastweek()

A.is

B.are

C.was

D.were

15、Parentshave()theirconcernaboutviolenceinsome

children,sshows

A.expressed

B.accepted

C.complained

D.expected

16、IgaveJohnapresentbuthegavemenothing()

A.inreturn

B.inturn

C.inadvance

D.invain

17^Therewasaheavyfogthismorning,sononeoftheplanes

could()

A.getthrough

B.takeoff

C.pullout

D.breakaway

18、Thechildrenaregettingmoreandmoreexcitedwhen

Christmasisnear()

A.drawing

B.joining

C.taking

D.operating

19、WouldyoupleasemywebsitejustbeforeIpublish

it()

A.lookout

B.lookupon

C.lookthrough

D.lookfor

20、Wecan'temphasize()theimportanceofairandwater

forthesurvivalofallspecies

A.verymuch

B.toomuch

C.prettymuch

D.quitemuch

21>Ileftfortheofficeearlierthanusualthismorning

()trafficjam

A.inlinewith

B.incaseof

C.forthesake

D.attheriskof

22、Mymotheraskedmewherethekey()

A.didIleave

B.Ihaveleft

C.Ihadleft

D.hadIleft

23、Theytalkedalotaboutthingsandpersons()they

rememberedintheschool

A.which

B.that

C.whom

D.what

24、Ican,t()himtothosepeople;Idon'tthinkheknows

thematall

A.join

B.link

C.connect

D.collect

25、Ialways()mychildhoodasthehappiesttimeofmylife

A.lookoutfor

B.lookbackon

C.lookforwardto

D.lookaroundfor

26^I,yourgoodfriend,willtrymybesttohelpyou

out()

A.whois

B.whoam

C.thatis

D.whicham

27^Humble()itmaybe,thereisnoplacelikehome

A.although

B.as

C.how

D.that

28Eachcarsoldinthisspecializedshopcomeswitha

one-year()

A.guarantee

B.safety

C.security

D.insurance

29、Theyspental1theirmoneyandmadeno()forthefuture

A.supply

B.assurance

C.provision

D.adjustment

30^John,let'stakeataxi,()

A.willyou

B.shal1we

C.wouldyou

D.shouldwe

31、()difficultthetaskmaybe,wewilltryourbestto

completeitintime

A.Nomatter

B.Nowonder

C.Though

D.However

32、Thefriedfishweateattherestaurantyesterdayis

delicious.I'dliketohaveitagainevenifitcosts()

A.astwicemuch

B.twiceasmuch

C.muchastwice

D.asmuchtwice

33、Airpollutionisobviouslyoneofthemajorofcity

life()

A.references

B.disadvantages

C.definitions

D.expressions

34^Thepriceoffishis()duringtheSpringFestival

A.expensive

B.high

C.valuable

D.dear

35、()hasalreadybeenpointedoutbefore,Englishgrammar

isnotasetofdeadrules

A.This

B.That

C.It

D.As

36、Duringtheperiodofeconomicdepressionmanycompanies

hadto()someemployees

A.laydown

B.layout

C.layoff

D.layaside

37、Iagreetotheideaourstaffshoulduserecycled

(再生的)papertosavemoney()

A.what

B.as

C.which

D.that

38、Itisn,tthefirsttimethatI()myselfinanembarrassing

situation

A.havefound

B.found

C.finds

D.wasfound

39、Theideasoundsverygood,butwillitworkin()

A.practice

B.place

C.advance

D.company

40、Jimisnotintheforgoingshoppingthisafternoon

()

A.tempers

B.condition

C.mood

D.health

二、閱讀理解

1>Acreditcardcanbeuseful.Youcantakeitintoastore

andbuyatelevisionsetornewfurnitureorclothingor

anythingyouwant.Allyouhavetodoistosignyournameand

takewhatyouwantoutofthestorewithoutpayingcash.

Butthereisaproblemwiththecards一theycanbefinancial

poison.Thesecardsarejustlikethepoisonweuseoninsects.

(82)Ifweusethemcarefully,theycanbehelpful;butif

weusethemtoomuch,theycankillusfinanciallyjustasreal

poisoncankillourbody.

Foranymoneythattheuserdoesnotpayeachmonth,the

creditcardcompanychargesapercentageofthatamountin

interest.Theinterestisaddedeverymonth,soabillthat

isnotpaidgetsbiggerandbigger.

Over10percentofthefamiliesintheUnitedStatesare

overextended.Thatis,theyhavemoredebtsontheircredit

cardsthantheycanpay.

Creditcardscanbeusedforalmostanythingthatmoneycan

buy.andtheycanevenbeusedtopayforfunerals.Forsome

creditcardusers,afuneralmaybetheonlysolutiontothe

debtproblemstheyhavecausedforthemselvesbyusingcredit

cards

Whatdoweknowaboutcreditcardsaccordingtothepassage

()

A.Theyaresafetouse

B.Theyareconvenienttouse

C.Theyareeconomicaltouse

D.Theyarecomplicatedtouse

2、What'stheproblemwithcreditcardsmentionedin

ParagraphTwo()

A.Theymaybeverypoisonous

B.Theymaycarryharmfulinsects

C.Theymaycausefinancialtroubles

D.Theymaygetlosteasily

3、Whathappenstoacreditcarduserifhefailstopayeach

monthaccordingtothepassage()

A.Hewillpayabillwithinterestcharged

B.Hewillbedismissedbythecompany

C.Hewillbechargedasacriminal

D.Hewillbeaccusedofcheating

4、ThesentenceOver10percentofthefamiliesintheUnited

Statesare'overextended'inParagraphFourprobablymeans

_____()

A.themajorityofAmericanfamilieshavetopayoffdebts

withtheircards

B.agreatnumberofAmericanfamilieswillnolongeruse

creditcards

C.manyAmericanfamilieswillbeoverchargedone-tenthof

interest

D.morethanone-tenthofAmericanfamiliesspendmorethan

theycanpayoff

5、Fromthepassage,wecanconcludethat()

A.weshouldusecreditcardsaslittleaspossible

B.weshouldusecreditcardsasmuchaspossible

C.weshouldusecreditcardswithgreatcare

D.weshouldusecashinsteadofcreditcards

6、(84)Flyingoveradesertareainanairplane,two

scientistslookeddownwiththeirtrainedeyesattreesand

bushes.Afteranhour'sflightoneofthescientistswrotein

hisbook,Lookhereforprobablemetals.Scientistsinanother

airplane,flyingoveramountainregion,sentamessagetoother

scientistsontheground,Goldpossible.Walkingacrosshilly

ground,fourscientistsreported,Thisgroundshouldbe

searchedformetals.Fromanairplaneoverahillywasteland

ascientistsentbackbyradiooneword,Uranium.

NoneofthescientistshadX-rayeyes:theyhadnomagic

powersforlookingdownbelowtheearth'ssurface.Theywere

merelyputtingtouseoneofthenewestmethodsoflocating

mineralsintheground—usingtreesandplantsassignsthat

certainmineralsmayliebeneaththegroundonwhichthetrees

andplantsaregrowing.

(85)Thisnewestmethodofsearchingformineralsisbased

onthefactthatmineralsdeepintheearthmayaffectthekind

oftreesandbushesthatgrowonthesurface.AtWatsonBar

Creek,abrooksixthousandfeethighinthemountainsof

BritishColumbia,Canada,amineralsearchgroupgatheredbags

oftreeseeds.Boxeswerefilledwithsmal1branchesfromthe

trees,androotsweredugoutandputintoboxeswitheachbag

andboxcarefullymarked.

Inascientificlaboratory,thepartsoftheforesttreeswere

burnedtoashesandtested.

Eachsmal1partwasexaminedtolearnwhethertherewere

mineralsinit.

Studyoftheroots,branches,andseedsshowednosilver.But

thereweresmallamountsofgoldintherootsandalittleless

goldinthebranchesandseeds.Theseedsgrowingnearestto

thetreetrunkshadmoregoldthanthosegrowingontheends

ofthebranches.

Ifthetreeshadnotindicatedthattherewasgoldinthe

ground,thescientistswouldnothavespentmoneytopayfor

diggingdeeper.Theydiddigandfoundmoregoldbelow.When

theydugdeeper,theyfoundlargequantitiesofgold

Scientistswereflyingoveradesert,orhillywasteland,or

amountainregioninordertosearchforintheground

()

A.trees

B.bushes

C.seeds

D.minerals

7、Thestudyoftrees,branches,androotsindicatesthat

()

A.therewerelargeramountsofgoldinthebranchesthanin

theseeds

B.thereweresmalleramountsofgoldintherootsthanin

thebranches

C.therewerelargeramountsofgoldintheseedsgrowing

nearesttothetreetrunksthanseedsgrowingontheendsof

thebranches

D.thereweremoregoldinthebranchesthanintheroots

8、Whichmaybethebesttitleforthepassage()

A.ScientistsSearchingforMetalswithSpecialPower

B.NewMethodsofSearchingforTreesandBushes

C.GoldCouldBeFoundbyTreesandPlants

D.ANewMethodofSearchingforMinerals:UsingTreesand

Plants

9、Basedonthepassage,allofthefollowingarementioned

aspartofatreethatcanhelpfindmineralsEXCEPTFOR

()

A.leaves

B.roots

C.branches

D.seeds

10、Thescientistsweresearchingformineralsbyusing

（）

A.X-ray

B.magicpower

C.aspecialinstrument

D.thenewestmethod

11、Whenyourfamilywantstobuyorreplaceacar,a

television,orawashingmachine,youfindthemoneyeitherfrom

savingsorbyborrowingfromthebank,ahirepurchasecompany

orperhapsafriend.Similarly,afamilybuyingahouseforthe

firsttimecommonlyborrowsfromabuildingsociety（住宅互

助委員會）.Ifyouownaprivatebusiness,agarage,ashop,or

afarm,youwillneed,fromtimetotime,tobuynewequipment,

newfurnishings,or,ifyouaredoingwell,newpremises（房

屋）sothatyoucanexpand.Someofthecostyoucanmeetfrom

theprofitsyouhavekeptinthebusiness,butoftenyouwill

needhelp.Youwillgotoyourbank,toafinancehouse,or

perhapstoarelativeorfriendforfinanceprovidedfromhis

savings.Whenyouborrowmoneyorraisemoneyinthiswayyou

payitbackoutoffutureprofits.

Manylargebusinesses,however,needcashfornew

developmentsorexpansionfarinexcessofwhatcanbeprovided

fromtheirprofitsorfromprivatesourcesofcapital.Anew

factory,anoil-wellintheNorthSea,cancostmillionsof

poundstoconstructandbringintoproduction;anewdesignof

carorbrandofmedicinelikewisecancostmillionsofpounds

todesign,develop,testandmarketbeforeitreachesthestage

whereitearnsaprofit.Oftenthesecostscanbemetfrom

profitsearnedinotherpartsofthebusinessorfromreserves

builtupfromprofitsearnedinpastyears.Sometimes,however,

itisnecessary,andoftenitmaybemoreadvantageous,toraise

newmoneyfromothersources.

Therecanbelittleprospectofraisingthesortofstuns

neededbymajorbusinessesfromfriendsoracquaintances,and

generallythebanksarereluctanttoprovidesufficientcash

onapermanentbasisforlong-termprojects,thoughtheywill

provideshort-termfinance.Suchcompaniescansometimesonly

raisethemoneytheyneedtostayinthefrontofindustryand

developnewproductsandsourcesofproductionbyturningto

thepublicatlargeandinvitingittolendthemcashortake

ashareinthebusinessinexchangeforashareinfutureprofits.

Thistheycandobyofferingsharesinthebusinessorloan

capitalthroughstockexchange(證券交易所)

Ifyouwanttobuyahouseforthefirsttime,whichofthe

followingcouldyoudo()

A.Borrowmoneyfromabuildingsociety

B.Borrowmoneyfromabank

C.Takemoneyfromyoursavings

D.Askafriendtohelpyouout

12>Largebusinessesneedtoborrowhugeamountsofmoney

because()

A.developingandproducinganewproducttakealongtime

B.theycannotmakeenoughprofits

C.developingandexpandingproductioncostalotofmoney

D.anewfactorycancostmillionsofpoundstoconstruct

13、Whichofthefollowinghasthesamemeaningwithreserves

(Para.2)()

A.Savings

B.Means

C.Jewelry

D.Content

14、Majorbusinessgetsmoneytopayforexpansionby

A.borrowingfromfriends

B.borrowingfrombuildingsocieties

C.turningtobanks

D.sellingsharesofthecompany

15、Accordingtothepassage,wecanknowthat()

A.smal1companiescanonlygetfinancialhelpfromthebank

B.thebankwon,tlendmoneytoindividuals

C.thebankispleasedtoprovidelong-termfinanceforthe

largebusinesses

D.thebankcanprovideshort-termmoneyforthelarge

business

16、Inthe1960s,medicalresearchersThomasHolmesand

RichardRahedevelopedachecklistofstressfulevents.They

appreciatedthetrickypointthatanymajorchangecanbe

stressful.Negativeeventslikeseriousillnessofafamily

memberwerehighonthelist,butsoweresomepositive

life-changingevents,likemarriage.Whenyoutakethe

Holmes-Rahetestyoumustrememberthatthescoredoesnot

reflecthowyoudealwithstress一itonlyshowshowmuchyou

havetodealwith,andwenowknowthatthewayyouhandlethese

eventsdramaticallyaffectsyourchancesofstayinghealthy.

Bytheearly1970s,hundredsofsimilarstudieshadfollowed

HolmesandRahe.andmillionsofAmericanswhoworkandlive

understressworriedoverthereports.Somehow,theresearch

wasdescribedbrieflyinamemorablemessage.Women's

magazinesranheadlineslikeStresscausesillness!Ifyouwant

tostayphysicallyandmentallyhealthy,thearticlessaid,

avoidstressfulevents.

Butsuchsimpleadviceisimpossibletofollow.Evenif

stressfuleventsaredangerous,many-1ikethedeathofaloved

one—areimpossibletoavoid.Moreover,anywarningtoavoidall

stressfuleventsisaprescription(處方)forstayingawayfrom

opportunitiesaswellastrouble.Sinceanychangecanbe

stressful,apersonwhowantedtobecompletelyfreeofstress

wouldnevermarry,haveachild,takeanewjobormove.

Thenotionthatallstressmakesyousickalsoignoresalot

ofwhatweknowaboutpeople.Itassumeswe'real1weakand

passiveinthefaceofdifficulties.Butwhatabouthuman

initiativeandcreativity?Manypeoplewhocomethroughperiods

ofstresswithmorephysicalandmentalenergythantheyhad

before.Wealsoknowthatalongtimewithoutchangeor

challengecanleadtoboredom,andphysicalandmetalstrain

HolmesandRahemadeamedicalresearchon______()

A.whattodotoavoidstress

B.whattodotocopewithstress

C.whatkindofeventscancausestress

D.whatkindofstresscancausechanges

17、ThescoreoftheHolmes-Rahetestshows()

A.howmuchyouhavetodealwithstress

B.howpositiveeventscanchangeyourlife

C.hownegativeeventscanchangeyourlife

D.howyoucandealwithlife-changingevents

18^Thestudiesonstressintheearly1970smadepeople

()

A.feelmorestressfulinworkingandliving

B.believethatit'simpossibletoavoidstress

C.worryabouttheirmentalandphysicalhealth

D.believethatit'spossibletoavoidstressfulevents

19、Ifapersonwantedtoavoidstresscompletely,hewould

haveto()

A.avoidanychanges

B.madesomechanges

C.befreeofdangerousthings

D.stayawayfromtheopportunities

20、Whichofthefollowingbestdescribesthewriter'stone

inthepassage()

A.Critical

B.Objective

C.Subjective

D.Prejudiced

三、完形填空

1、Ifyouareworriedaboutthingsandareunderalotofstress

atworkorschool,thenyouareprobablynotsleepingwell.

Worrycankeepyouawake,41overandoverinbeduntiltheearly

hoursofthemorningwhenyoueventually42asleep.Whenyou

wakeup,youdon,tfeel43,buttiredandwornoutand44to

faceanewday.

Dr.HenryWinkle,inarecentnewspaperarticle45Stressand

Sleep,46thatstressandlackofsleeparedirectly47.Dr.

Winklesays,Themoreweworry,the48wesleep,themorewe

areunabletodealwith49.Ifwecanfindawaytogetagood

night'ssleep,he50,wecanoftenfindthe51todealwith

what'sworryingus.

So,whatisagoodnight'ssleep?Researchshowsthatthe

amountofsleepwhichpe