體育單招生英語試題

..I.

單項(xiàng)選擇〔共20小題；每題2分，總分值40分〕1.

If

you

_____

hard,

you

may

get

a

good

job.

A.

study

B.

studied

C.

will

study

D.

have

studied

2.

She

is

a

_____

writer

known

by

millions

of

people

in

the

country.

A.

particular

B.

familiar

C.

popular

D.

similar

3.

Would

you

mind

telling

me

what

you

were

doing

_____Friday,

March

13"

A.

during

B.

on

C.

at

D.

in

4.

You

did

well

in

the

math

exam。you

_____

have

done

a

good

job

of

preparing

for

it.A.

will

B.

should

C.

would

D.

must

5.

Even

in

winter

days,

Jane

likes

to

have

the

window

______.

A.

to

open

B.

opening

C.

opens

D.

open

6.

A

successful

man

is

one

who

had

a

chance

and

_____it.

A.

put

B.

gave

C.

took

D.

brought

7.

When

the

heavy

storm

started,

John

and

his

family

_____

the

area.

A.

had

left

B.

leave

C.

have

left

D.

will

leave

8.

Mary

has

got

herself

into

a

situation

________

she

can

turn

to

nobody

for

help.

A.

why

B.

where

C.

while

D.

which

9.

At

the

telephone

table

he

paused,

_____

whether

to

ring

the

police

station.

A.

wondering

B.

to

wonder

C.

wondered

D.

wonder

10.

This

is

the

only

shirt

we

have

now.

If

you

don’t

want

to

take

_____,

you

may

e

and

have

a

look

round

tomorrow.

A.

another

B.

any

C.

it

D.

one

11.

Nearly

all

of

_____

young

people

interviewed

believed

that

hard

work

was

_____

key

to

success.A.不填。the

B.

不填。a

C.

a。不填D.

the。the

12.

He

was

about

to

unlock

the

door

_____

he

found

someone

had

broken

it.

A.

since

B.

after

C.

when

D.

until

13.

—

Could

you

take

care

of

my

dog

while

I’m

out

of

town"

—

__________.

A.Nevermind.

B.Ithink

so.

C.Noproblem

D.You’re

wele

14.

Michael

used

to

look

hurt

and

surprised

when

______

in

the

classroom.

A.

scolding

B.

scolded

C.

being

to

scold

D.

to

be

scolded

15.

Luckily,

I

had

seen

the

play

before,

_____

I

knew

what

it

was

about.

A.

even

B.

just

C.

for

D.

so

16.

While

Helen

_____

out

the

forms,

she

found

that

her

passport

was

missing.

A.

wasfilling

B.

wouldfill

C.

had

filled

D.

filled

17.

The

information

you

need

_____

in

the

handbook.

A.

contain

B.

contains

C.

contained

D.

is

contained

18.

He

has

such

a

big

dog

______no

one

dares

to

go

near

his

house.

A.

which

B.

that

C.

as

D.

so

19.

—Shall

I

give

you

a

ride

as

you

live

so

far

away"

—

Thank

you.

______.

A.

It

couldn’t

be

better

B.

Of

course

you

can

C.

I’d

love

to

D.

My

pleasure

20.

The

meeting

has

been

_____

until

Friday

morning.

A.

put

away

B.

put

off

C.

put

on

d.

put

up

II.

完形填空?！补?0小題；每題2分，總分值20分〕Whenites

to

running

marathons〔馬拉松〕,

eight

hours,

25

minutes

and

16

seconds

is

not

a

world

record.

This

was

the

time

it

took

Fauja

Singh

to21

the

Toronto

WaterfrontMarathon

on

Sunday.

But

Singh,

born

in

India,

is

no

spring

chicken

–

his

100

years

old

and

his

recent22

has

made

him

the

world’s

oldest

marathon

runner.

As

a

runner,

Singh

was

a23

starter.

In

his

late

80s,

after

the

deaths

of

his

wife

and

son,

he

decided

to24

running.

For

Singh,

being

100

is

just

a25

.

There

aren’t

many

centenarians〔百歲老人〕in

quite

such

rude

health,

26

they

are

on

the

increase.

Life

expectancy〔預(yù)期壽命〕in

the

UK

today

is

around

80

but

a

total

of

12,640

men

and

women

are

now

centenarians27

just

2,500

in

1980.

Public

services

have

to

make

improvement

so

as

to

deal

with

this

28

society.

Why

do

some

people

live

to

such

a

ripe

old

age"

Scientists

in

Amsterdam

may

have

e

a

little

closer

to

29

the

secret

to

long

life.

Of

course,

they

could

just

ask

Fauja

Singh30

his

secret

is.

The

old

boy

puts

his

long

life

down

to

tea

and

―being

happy.

A.

win

B.

celebrate

C.

plete

D.

prepare

A.

skill

B.

deed

C.

decision

D.

progress

A.

late

B.

lonely

C.

fortunate

D.

normal

A.

give

up

B.

bring

up

C.

set

up

D.

take

up

A.

number

B.

credit

C.

sign

D.

dream

A.

or

B.

but

C.

because

D.

unless

A.

referred

to

B.shared

with

C.

pared

with

D.

limited

to

A.

aging

B.

growing

C.

living

D.

peting

A.

following

B.

considering

C.

linking

D.

discovering

30.

A.

how

B.

why

C.

what

D.

where

III.

閱讀理解〔共15小題；每題4分，總分值60分〕ASequoia

trees

are

one

of

the

largest

and

oldest

of

living

things.

Some

of

these

trees

are

three

thousand

years

old.

The

great

sequoia

tree

grows

along

the

western

part

of

the

Sierra

Nevada

mountain

range.

Sequoia

can

grow

to

be

almost

32

feet

tall.

Another

type

of

tree,

called

bonsai,

grows

in

a

pot

in

homes.

A

bonsai

is

a

miniature

〔微型〕form

of

a

tree

as

it

might

be

found

in

nature.

Some

bonsai

trees

have

lived

for

more

than

200

years.

To

begin

a

bonsai

garden

you

plant

a

very

small

tree

in

a

small

pot.

As

it

grows,

you

cut

back

the

roots

to

keep

the

tree

small.

Branches

are

also

cut

back

or

forced

to

turn

in

order

to

form

them

into

a

special

shape.

In

this

way

the

branches

can

be

kept

from

growing

too

long.

A

bonsai

tree

doesn’t

grow

to

be

more

than

2

feet.

pare

this

with

the

largest

living

sequoia

known,

the

General

Sherman

Tree

in

Sequoia

National

Park,

which

measures

275

feet

tall

and

103

feet

around.

Nobody

ever

cut

its

roots!

Because

sequoias

have

been

around

for

millions

of

years,

dinosaurs〔恐龍〕may

have

even

rested

beneath

them.

Bonsai

trees

were

first

created

about

one

thousand

years

ago

in

China

and

were

introduced

into

Japan

two

hundred

years

later.

Would

a

sequoia

make

a

good

bonsai

tree"

Probably

not.

Unless,

of

course,

you

had

a

few

thousand

years

to

take

care

of

it!

31.

What

is

mentioned

in

this

text

about

the

sequoia

tree"

A.

It

is

popular

in

the

world.

B.

It

can

be

over

thirty

feet

tall.

C.

It

was

found

in

coastal

areas.

D.

It

lived

a

thousand

years

ago.

32.

In

what

way

is

a

bonsai

tree

different

from

a

sequoia"

A.

It

is

a

pot

plant.

B.

It

is

found

in

nature.

C.

It

is

kept

in

the

shade.

D.

It

is

a

plant

without

roots.

33.What

is

the

feature

that

both

a

sequoia

and

a

bonsai

tree

have"

A.

They

look

similar

in

shape.

B.

They

grow

in

the

mountain.

C.

They

can

live

for

many

years.

D.

They

grow

well

in

warm

weather.

34.Which

of

the

following

would

be

the

most

suitable

title

for

the

text"

A.Turn

a

Sequoia

into

a

Bonsai

Tree

B.

The

Largest

Living

Things

on

Earth

C.

Trees

in

National

Park

D.

Great

Sequoias

and

Bonsai

Tree

B.Everyone

should

care

about

their

eyes.

However,

there

are

certain

people

that

should

especially

wear

sunglasses.

Theis

is

for

their

safety,

and

the

safety

of

others.

Drivers

should

always

have

sunglasse

handy.

Whether

you

are

driving

your

own

car

or

a

bus

full

of

people,

the

sun

can

be

your

enemy.

The

rays

could

cause

you

not

to

see

the

traffic

that

stopped

50

feet

in

front

of

you.

Accidents

like

this

can

be

avoided

by

always

having

sunglasses

in

your

car.

It

is

very

important

that

parents

teach

their

children

from

an

early

age

to

wear

sunglasses.

In

addition,

you

are

protecting

very

delicate〔柔弱的〕eyes

as

well.

Children,

especially

the

very

young,

are

growing

and

developing

in

every

way.

Protecting

their

eyes

with

sunglasses

from

the

start

will

recude

the

damage

they

will

pay

for

later

in

life.

Even

babies

can

wear

sunglasses.

A

child

begins

their

life

by

being

able

to

focus

on

objects

only

less

than

the

inches

from

their

face.

A

pair

of

baby

sunglasses

will

keep

harmful

rays

out

of

your

baby’s

young,

delicate

eyes.

Anyone

who

spends

long

time

in

the

sun

should

know

the

advantages

of

sunglasses.

If

you

are

extremely

interested

in

water

sports

and

spend

a

lot

of

time

at

the

beach

or

on

a

lake,

you

could

be

at

greater

risk.

Water

sportsmen

like

water

—

skiers

know

how

protective

sunglasses

will

save

a

lifetime

of

hardship.

The

sun

reflecting-off

〔反射〕the

water

into

your

eyes

can

increase

the

damage.

So

do

find

a

good

pair

of

water

sunglasses

while

you

ride

the

waves.

35.

What

does

the

writer

want

to

tell

the

reader"

A.

The

importance

of

wearing

sunglasses.

B.The

best

time

of

wearing

sunglasses.

C.

The

tradition

of

wearing

sunglasses.

D.

The

fashion

of

wearing

sunglasses.

36.

It

is

suggested

in

the

text

that

children

should

_____.

A.

put

sunglasses

in

a

safe

place

B.

form

the

habit

of

wearing

sunglasses

C.

have

sunglasses

designed

by

doctors

D.

avoid

wearing

sunglasses

for

too

long

Who

should

wear

sunglasses

not

only

for

his

own

good

but

also

for

other

people’s

good"

A.

Water-skiers.

B.

Parents.

C.

Babies.

D.

Drivers.

CAre

men

better

drivers

than

women"

The

answer

is

yes...and

no.

Men

take

more

risks〔風(fēng)險(xiǎn)〕.

In

sutdies,

men

as

a

whole

are

less

careful

than

women,

such

as

driving

at

higher

speeds

and

closer

to

other

cars,

and

not

wearing

seat

belts.

They

even

make

risker

turns

and

take

less

time

when

parking.

But...

how

someone

drives

doesn’t

necessarily

equal

how

well

he

drives.

Men

do

seem

to

be

better

than

women

at

certain

driving

tasks.

However,

this

slight

edge

in

ability

doesn’t

translate

into

better

driving

records.

The

kinds

of

accidents

men

get

into

are

generally

the

result

of

their

riskier

driving.

According

to

one

study,

men

are

more

than

three

times

as

likely

to

be

ticketed

for

―risky

driving‖than

women,

and

more

than

25

percent

as

likely

to

be

at

fault

in

an

accident.

The

ability

to

make

good

judgement

is

a

powerful

thing.

Despite

theresearch,

scientists

point

out

that

it’s

difficult

to

determine

whether

men

are

truly

born

to

be

better

drivers

thanwomen,

or

if

they’re

simply

more

confident

in

their

driving

because

they’re

thought

to

be

better,

and

thus

show

better

skills.

Similarly,

the

traditional

view

that

women

are

weaker

drivers

may

unfavourably

affect〔影響〕their

performance

behind

the

wheel.

Women

are

catching

up...

which

isn’t

necessarily

good

news.

Men

may

be

responsible

for

more

accidents

than

women,

but

the

gap〔差距〕is

getting

smaller.

Today,

more

women

drive

than

ever

before,

which

has

the

unfortunate

increase

in

speeding,

risky

driving,

and

even

death

Amongwomen.

The

take-home:

Learn

from

the

strengths

of

both

sexes.

Drive

confidently

and

carefully.

And

don’t

forget

to

wear

your

seat

belt.

38.

Which

of

the

following

is

a

risk

mentioned

in

Paragraph

2"

A.

Driving

with

careless

women.

B.

Driving

in

another

person’s

car.

C.

Driving

without

seat

belts.

D.

Driving

in

a

parking

lot.

39.

What

does

the

word

―edge‖in

Paragraph

3

mean"

A.

Improvement.

B.

Advantage.

C.

Problem.

D.

Change.

40.

The

writer

seems

to

suggest

in

Paragraph

4

that

women

are

weaker

drivers

because

______.

A.

they

are

less

responsible

B.

they

are

poorer

in

judgement

C.

they

are

born

weaker

persons

D.

they

are

considered

less

confident

41.

In

Paragraph

5

the

writer

expresses

his

concern

about

______.

women’s

driving

safety

B.

women’s

slow

response

C.

the

age

difference

among

women

D.

the

proper

speed

for

women

drivers

DLeonardo

da

Vinci

was

one

of

the

greatest

artists

the

world

has

ever

known.

He

was

also

an

inventor,

an

architect

〔建筑師〕,

an

astronomer〔天文學(xué)家〕,and

a

scientist.

Leonardo

was

born

in

Italy

in

1452.

When

he

wasfourteen

years

old,

he

moved

to

the

city

of

Florence

to

study

painting.

People

could

see

that

he

was

a

great

artist,

and

he

quickly

became

known

throughout

Italy.

However,

he

had

other

interests,

too.

One

of

them

was

city

planning

and

architecture.

He

designed

several

churches

and

was

hired

as

an

engineer

to

help

repair

others.

Later

in

his

life,

Leonardo

became

a

teacher.

When

he

was

in

his

forties,

he

invented

a

flying

machine

which

one

of

his

young

students

tried

to

fly.

Unluckily,

it

didn’t

work.

So

Leonardo

made

another

ftlying

machine.

Another

of

his

students

tested

it

by

jumping

with

it

from

a

tall

tower.

The

one

didn’t

work

either.

Luckily,

the

student

wasn’t

hurt.

Leonardo

made

many

machines

like

this.

Leonardo

was

all

impatient

man,

and

his

mind

was

always

ing

up

with

new

ideas.

As

a

result,

he

didn’t

always

manage

to

plete

one

invention

before

moving

on

to

the

next.

This

was

also

true

of

his

art.

Leonardo

created

a

great

statue〔雕像〕of

a

man

on

a

horse,

but

he

never

finished

it.

He

had

probably

thought

of

something

new

to

try

and

lost

interest

in

the

Statue.

However,

Leonardo

did

plete

many

of

his

works.

He

painted

one

of

the

most

famous

paintings

in

the

world,

the

Mona

Lisa.

He

also

made

discoveries

about

the

stars

in

the

sky.

In

many

ways,

he

was

a

man

ahead

of

his

time.

Which

is

an

example

to

show

that

Leonardo

was

an

inventor"

He

was

involved

in

city

planning.

B.

He

designed

and

built

a

flying

machine.

C.

He

pleted

the

painting,

the

Mona

Lisa.

D.

He

created

a

great

statue

of

a

man

on

a

horse.

43.

When

did

Leonardo

begin

to

show

his

gift

for

painting"

When

he

studied

in

Florence.

B.

When

he

was

in

his

forties.

C.

When

he

travelled

throughout

Italy.

D.

When

he

challenged

some

great

artists.

What

do

we

know

about

Leonardo

as

an

architect"

He

built

an

art

school.

B.

He

planned

the

city

of

Florence.

C.

He

once

designed

some

churches.D.

He

repaired

old

churches

with

new

paintings.

Which

of

the

following

statements

is

true

about

Leonardo"

He

was

afraid

of

flying

high.

B.

He

preferred

engineering

to

painting.

C.

He

was

more

than

a

great

painter.

D.

He

was

impatient

when

teaching

students.

IV.

單詞拼寫〔共10小題；每題2分，總分值20分〕46.

Everybody

wants

to

________(練習(xí))

their

English

with

me.

47.

Many

people

____________(成功)

in

losing

weight

by

doing

exercises.

48.

I

don’t

think

it’s

_________(安康的)

for

her

to

spend

so

much

time

alone.49.

I

am

having

________(醫(yī)學(xué)的)

treatment

now

and

can’t

go

to

work

today.

50.

Doctors

are

unable

to

_________(解釋)

why

the

disease

spread

so

quickly.

51.

The

situation

was

far

more

__________(危險(xiǎn)的)

than

John

had

realized.

52.

She

left

with

a

_____(承諾)

that

she

would

finish

the

report

before

Friday.

53.

Do

you

play

any

other

sports

besides

football

and

_____________(籃球)"

54.

A

small

sail

will

be

light

in

weight,

making

it

_______(容易的)

to

pull

up.55.

He

failed

to

reach

the

_________(規(guī)),

and

did

not

qualify

for

the

race.

V．書面表達(dá)〔滿10分〕假設(shè)你是華，你的朋友Thomas將到旅游，回信告知你為他所做的安排：機(jī)場接機(jī)；2.

酒店靠近市中心，房價(jià)合理；3.

游覽長城、頤和園等景點(diǎn)；4.

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