大學(xué)英語考試試卷

大學(xué)英語考試試卷姓名：PartI.Nosooner________thanitbegantorain.A.theyhadreachedhome B.reachedhometheyhadC.hadtheyreachedhome D.didtheyreachhome_______Iambusy,Iamwilltohelpyou.A.If B.Evenif C.Asif D.HowShewarnedherdaughter_______aloneinthelateevening.A.togoout B.notgoout C.notgoingout D.nottogooutSomecustomerscomplainedtothemanager_______thepoorservice.A.for B.with C.at D.aboutAnoldmanshouldavoid________toomuchfat.A.eating B.toeat C.eat D.nottoeatInoticedthetrafficpolice______mycar.A.moving B.tomove C.move D.movedSomepeoplesaytheycan’t_____livingwithouttheuseoftheireyes.A.imagine B.engage C.pretend D.devoteIn1918hewenttoJapan_______medicalscience.A.tohavestudied B.studying C.tostudy D.tobestudyingIfIhadleftalittleearlier,I_________thetrain.A.hadcaught B.wouldhavecaought C.havecaught D.wouldcatchSomepeople_______aresuccessfullanguagelearnersoftenfailinotherfields.A.who B.where C.which D.whosePrinting_______intoEuropefromChina.A.introduced B.wasintroduced C.introducing D.isintroducedHemadeaproposalthattheproblem_________atthemeeting.A.discuss B.bediscussedC.willbediscussed D.wouldbediscussedTheteacherwillgetangryifthestudents______latefortheclass.A.turnout B.turnup C.turnover D.turndownIf________,hepromisesthathewillsparenoeffortinpromotingpublicwelfare.A.elected B.elect C.electing D.beingelectedTheordered________fromthedepartmentstore.A.towfurnitures B.twofurniturepiecesC.twopiecesoffurnitures D.twopiecesoffurnitureWhenJohnwaselectedthedirectorofthecompany,hiscompanywasfacingan______problem.A.economic B.economical C.economy D.economicsYou______judgeastrangeralwaysbytheclotheshewears.A.needn’t B.mustn’t C.maynot D.shouldn’tTomygreatsurprisethefoodwasstillonthetable,_______.A.nottobetouched B.untouched C.untouching D.notouchWiththetest_____,webegantoanalysetheresult.A.finish B.tofinish C.finishing D.finished_______hewantstodointhenearfutureistojointheParty.A.That B.Which C.What D. WhySurelyhewon’tdeny________thereonthatoccasion.A.tobe B.havingbeenC.tohavebeen D.hebeSheisalways__________others.A.sogladtohelp B.toogladnottohelp C.toogladtohelp D.gladenoughnottohelpTheteacheraskedustowritea_________inonehour.A.two-hundred-wordcomposition B.two-hundredwordscomposition C.two-hundreds-wordscomposition D.twohundredsofwordscomposition_________,Ishouldnothavewastedmytimetryingtoexplainmatterstoyou.A.Ihadnotrealizedwhatyouintended B.HadInotrealizedwhatyouintendedC.Ihadrealizedwhatyouintended D.HadIrealizedwhatyouintendedLastsummer,IreturnedtothecitywhereIhadleftthreemonths____?A.ago B.before C.since D.fromnowPartIIClose

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Directions:Thereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage,ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD)ontherightsideofthepaper.Youshouldchoosetheonethatbestfitsintothepassage.

Methodsofstudyingvary;whatworks__26__forsomestudentsdoesn’tworkatallforothers.Theonlythingyoucandoisexperiment__27__youfindasystemthatdoesworkforyou.Buttwothingsaresure:__28__elsecandoyourstudyingforyou,andunlessyoudofindasystemthatworks,youwon’tgetthroughcollege.Meantime,thereareafewrulesthat__29__foreverybody.Thehintis"don'tget___30___".Theproblemofstudying,__31__enoughtostartwith,becomesalmost__32__whenyouaretryingtodo

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D)classPartIII.ReadingComprehension(20points)Passage1Inthesecondhalfofeachyear,manypowerfulstormsareborninthetropicalAtlanticandCaribbeanseas.Ofthese,onlyaboutahalfadozengeneratethestrong,circlingwindsof75milesperhourormorethatgivethemhurricanestatus,andseveralusuallymaketheirwaytothecoast.Theretheycausemillionsofdollarsofdamage,andbringdeathtolargenumbersofpeople.Thegreatstormsthathitthecoaststartasinnocentcirclingdisturbanceshundreds-eventhousands-ofmilesouttosea.Astheytravelaimlesslyoverwaterwarmedbythesummersun,theyarecarriedwestwardbythetradewinds.Whenconditionsarejustright,warm,moistairflowsinatthebottomofsuchadisturbance,movesupwardthroughitandcomesoutatthetop.Intheprocess,themoistureinthiswarmairproducesrain,andwithittheheatisconvertedtoenergyintheformofstrongwinds.Astheheatincreases,theyounghurricanebeginstoswirlinacounter-clockwisemotion.Theaveragelifeofahurricaneisonlyaboutninedays,butitcontainsalmostmorepowerthanwecanimagine.Theenergyintheheatreleasedbyhurricane’srainfallinasingledaywouldsatisfytheentireelectricalneedsoftheUnitedStatesformorethansixmonths.Water,notwind,isthemainsourceofdeathanddestructioninahurricane.Atypicalhurricanebrings6-to12-inchdownpoursresultinginsuddenfloods.Worstofallisthepowerfulmovementofthesea–themountainsofwatermovingtowardthelow-pressurehurricanecenter.Thewaterlevelrisesasmucha15feetabovenormalasitmovestowardshore.Whenisanordinarytropicalstormcalledahurricane?AWhenitbeginsintheAtlanticandCaribbeanseas.B.Whenithitsthecoastline.C.Whenitismorethan75mileswide.Whenitswindsreach75milesperhour.Whatistheworstthingabouthurricanes?Thedestructiveeffectsofwater.Theheattheyrelease.Thattheylastaboutninedaysontheaverage.Theirstrongwinds.Thecounter-clockwiseswirlingofthehurricaneisbroughtaboutby______.thelow-pressureareaincenterofthestorm.forceofwavesofwater.thetradewinds.theincreasingheat.Apparentlytheword“downpour”means__________.A.heavyrainfalldangerouswavestheprogressofwatertothehurricanecenterDtheenergyproducedbythehurricane.50.Howlongistheaveragelifeofahurricane?A.19days. B.22days C.9days D.10daysPassage2ThereisaverysmallislandcalledLibertyIslandnearNewYork.OnlibertyIslandthereisaveryspecialstatue(雕像)calledtheStatueofLiberty.Itisoneofthemostfamoussightsintheworld.ThestatuewasmadebyaFrenchsculptor(雕塑家)----FredericBartholdi.ThesupportsysteminsidewasdesignedbyGustaveEiffel,thesamemanwhomadethefamousEiffelTower(埃菲爾鐵塔)inParis.Libertymeansfreedom,andtheStatuewasgiventoU.S.tocelebratethe100thanniversaryofU.S.independencefromEngland.ThestatuewasbuiltinFrance,takenapartpiecebypiece,andthenrebuiltintheU.S..ItwasopenedforthepubliconOct.28,1886.Asyoumightexpect,thestatueisverybig.Visitorscanrideanelevatorfromthegroundtothebottomofthestatue.Iftheywantto,theycanthenwalkupthe168stepstoreachtheheadofthestatuewheretheycanlookoutandenjoythebeautifulsightofthecityofNewYork.Agoodtitleforthispassageis_________.A.Famoussightsintheworld B.LibertyC.ThestatueofLiberty D.AGiftfromFranceTheword“sights”inthefirstparagraphmeans___