1、遼寧省成人本科生學(xué)士學(xué)位英語課程考試Part1VocabularyandStructure(0.5x3015pointsDirections:Thereare30incompletesentencesinthispart-ForeachsenlcncetherearcfourchoicesmarkedA,B.CandD-ChooseihconeanswerthatbestcompletesthesenkneoThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter英語試卷B第I頁（R12頁）LTh

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3、ce- Can I leave ato him?A. newsC. wordB.intbrmationvrouD-messageyouforalongtime.WhereA.havensseen:have;beenB.didrfisee;have;goneC.didrflsee;did;goD.haven'tseen;have;gone6.1aletterfromhersinceshelefthere.A. didn't receiveB , didifl haveC. haverf gotD. haven*! heard7. Wc must 八.provide for C.

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5、orthmarryingB-worthyofmarryingC.worthyofgettingmarnedD.worthytomarry11. Itwasdifficulttothiscountryofdepression-A.informB.cureC-remindD.warn12. I'llgowithLinTaotomovethebagofricetheroad.A.intoB.awayofC.fromonD.outof13. HelikedtotellfunnystoriespeopleA.making;tolaughB.tomake;laughC.make;laughD.ma

6、kes;tolaugh14. liewalkedfastforus_catchupwithhim.A.so;thatB.such;thatCenough;toD.too;to15. TheYellowRiveristhesecondriverinChina.A.longB.longerC.longestD.thelongest16. Thenumberofbooksoflhi$shoplarge.A.arenAtB.isnYC.hasnAtD.haven't17. HehastaughttorememberthatitwastointeiTupt.A.politeB.rudeC-tro

7、ublesomeD.rough!8-Hearrivedanhourofschedule-A.inadvanceB.beforeC.aheadD.infront19. .youhavetostudy.A.VZhetheryoulikeitornotB.HoweveryoulikeitC.NomatteryoulikeitD.Unlessyoulikeit20. HehassoldhishouseahighpriceA.onB.inC.atD.with21. hadIgoneoutthanIheardthesoundofthesubwaytrain.A.AssoonasB.ScarcelyC.No

8、soonerD.Hardly22. Ifonly1theanswer,Iwouldhavetoldyou.A.knewB.hadknownC-wouldhaveknownD-haveknown23. Itrarelyhappenedthatpeopleinthetowntothetheatretoseethenewopera.A.attendedB.jointedC-flockedD.gotalong24. thisinformation,theysatdownagaintowait.A.AfterhavingtogiveB,OngivingC.AftergivenD.Havingbeengi

9、ven25. AllafewbabiesLearntowalkbytheageoftwoandtotalkbytheageofthere.A.fromB.onlyC.butD.and26. Manypeoplelikewhitecolorasitisaofpurity.A.signalB.signC-si如alureD-symbol27. Itisclearthat.self-awarenessisahealthyquality,overdoingitisharmful.A.asB.whileC-whenD.since28.1 don;knowwhysheislookingatmeshekne

10、wme.TveneverseenherbeforeA.asB.althoughC.evenifD.asif29. Mr.Whitediedtwoyearsagoandlefthiswifetosupportafamilywiththreechildren-A.aloneB.loneC.alongD.lonely30. Canyoutellme二thebusstop?A.wherecan1gettoB.howcan1gettoC-whereleangettoD.howIcangettoPartIIReadingcomprehension(2x2OM0points)Directions:Ihere

11、are4readingpassagesinthispart.EachpassageisAllowedbysomequestionsorunfinished-stalcments.ForeachofIhemtherearetourchoicesmarkedA.R,CandD-Youshoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthecorresponding,letterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenic匚IStarbucksdciesn'ljustsellcotleesellsacodecdrinkinge

12、xperienceSfbrtabkseatingareas,andfamousbrands.Theyarefunandfashionableplacestohaveadrink.ThefirstStarbucksopenedin197LinScatlie.Washington-Alfirst,itvsasjustanormalcotlecshop.Inthe1980s<itwentthroughbigchanges.Theowners,aftertravelinginItaly,decidedtoturnStarbucksintoanItalianstylecofleeshop.Ihei

13、rideawasverysucccssiiil.Soon,therewereStarbucksinmanyAmericancilies.Inthe1990s.Starbuckswentinternational.TheyopenedthefirststoreinJjipanin1995.Afterthat,storesopenedincounlriesalloverAsia.ByIheyear2000.thereweremorethan3.000Starbucksaroundtheworld.StarbucksismuchmorethanaeoRceshop.Thecompanyisparto

14、fmanycommunityprojects-Forexample,thereisagroupofmanagerscalledtheAGreenTeam1'-TheyleadrecyclingprojectsintheirJocalareas.Theyalsoplanttreesandckanneighborhoods.AnothergrouptheStarbucksFoundation,encouragesyoungpeopletoread.So.IhenexttimeyouorderadrinkatS皈bucks、feelgoodaboutyourself.!<*$nicet

15、oknowthatsomecompaniescareaboutyouandyourenvironmenuandnotjustyourmoney.31. WhatledtobigchangesatStarbucks?A.AtriploItaly.B.AnItalianbusincssmsin-C.Ahc'agroupofowners.I).IheAmericanfashionscetie-32. ThearticledocsNOTdiscussStarbucksshopsinA.ChinaIVAmericaC.ItalyI).Japan33. Whatisthe"GreenTe

16、am"?A. AgroupofStarbucksmanagers-B. Atypeofcoffee.CAcommunityproject.1) .Afootballteam34. Tohelptheenvironment.Starbucks.A.givesmoneytoparksB.helpsyoungpeoplelearntoreadC.throwsawayeverythingD-ispartofmanyrecyclingprojects35. Youcanleelgoodaboutdrinkinga(Starbucksbecause2it'5cheapB. thecomp

17、anymakesalotofmoneyC. themanagersarefriendlyD. IhecompanycaresabouttheenvironmentAsateenagerin1972,BillGatesboastedthathewouldbeamillionairebythetimehewas20.Whilehedidnotquiteachieve(hatgoalonly15yearslatenhewasamillionaire.Andby1992.asheadoftheMicrosoftCompany,hebecametherichestmaninAmericawithasse

18、tsofapproximatelyUS$6.3billion.BominSeattle.Washingtonon2&October1956.GateswasnamedWilliamHenryafterhisfatherandgrandfather.Fromthebeginning,hewasanextremelyenergeticandintelligentchild-Hehadreadtheeniireworldbookencyclopaedia(百不斗全書)bytheageofnine.Hisfavoritesubjectsatschoolwerescienceandmathsan

19、dhisfavoritepastimewas''thinking:Gatesfirststartedtophywithcomputersattheageof13.whenonewasinstalledathisschool.Atthattime,computerswerelarge,awkwardmachines.Operatorswererequiredtolearncomplexcomputerlanguagesbeforehemachinescouldbeused.Eventhenagreatdealoftimeandeffortwasneededtoperformthe

20、simplestfunctions.BeforelongGateswasexpertatworkingtheschoofscomputer.Afterhisgraduationfromsecondaryschool.GateswasacceptedbythethreetopuniversitiesinIheUSA一Princeion.HarvardandYale.HechoseHarvardandbeganclassestherethenextautumn,majoringmaths.Buthewasstillobsessed(占據(jù)，心思)withcomputersandspentasmuch

21、timein(hecomputerlaboratoriesashedidinthelecturehalls-By1975.GatesandapartnerAPauiAllen,haddevelopedasoftwareprogramcalledBASIC.Thiswasnotthefirstprogramevercreated,butitsinventorswerethefirsttodecidethatpeoplewhowantedtouseilshouldpayforilBASICwasasuccessbecauseuntilitcamealongTtherehadbeennoeffici

22、entwayofgettingcomputerstocarryoutinstructions.Althoughhehadnotcompletedhisdegree.GatesleftuniversityandwenttoworkfulltimeforthenewcompanyhehadformedcalledMicrosoft.Hisnextprojectwasthesoftwareprogramthatmadehimfamousandveryrich.ItwascalledDOS,shortforDiskOperatingSystem,anditwaspurchasedbyIBMin1980

23、.Todayitistheoperatingsystemusedinmorethan14millionpersonalcomputersaroundtheworld.AschiefexecutiveofficeofMicrosoft,Gatesisknownasabrightman,butonewhoisnoteasilysatisfied,heisquicktocriticizehisstaffandhatestobequestionedaboutdecisionshehasmade-Hewasregardedasalonerandunfashionableboringcomputernut

24、untilhismarriagetoMicrosoftmanagerMelindaFrenchonNewYear'sDay1994.Yettomostpeoplenow,Gates,isapersonwhois.inspiteofhisgreatwealth,humbleandordinary.Hespendshismoneycarefully-Heeatsinfastfoodrestaurantsandflieseconomyclass.AndwhenpraisedforMicrosoffsgreatsuccess,hehasbeenheardtosay."Allwedoi

25、sputsoftwareinaboxandifpeopleseeitinIhestoresandlikeit,theybuyit.”36, Whenhewasateenager,BillGateswantedtobea=.A.teacherB.businessmanC.doctorD.professor37.WhenGateswenttoHarvard,he.A. wasinterestedonlyinmathsB. spentmostofhistimeincomputerlaboratoriesC. developedthefirstcomputersoftwareprogramD. div

26、idedhistimebetweenhismathsstudiesandthecomputerlaboratories3&BeforethedevelopmentofBASIC,A. noonewasinterestedincomputersoftwareB. softwareprogramswereveryexpensiveC. softwareprogramswerenotconsideredcornmercidprojectsD. noonewantedtopayforcomputersoftware39. Whenthewritersaysa,Billwasregardedas

27、anunfashionableboringcomputernul'hemeans.A. Billwasscstrong-mindedthatnoonecouldchangehismindB. theonlythingthatcouldinieresiBillonhislifewascomputerC. BillwassuchaboringyoungmanthatnobodywouldliketotalktohimD. Billcouldn'tworkouttheboringcomputerproblems40. MostpwplethinkGatesis.A. aquiteco

28、nrmon,normalpersonB. apeanobsessedwithmakingmoneyCsomeonewhospendsmoneyfreelyD.acrazypersonfflAtthemomentthenoteofthehighestvaluewhichisgenerallyinuseisthe20-poundnote.Now.theblankofEnglandplansiointroduceanew,50-poundnote.AndtheBanRistryingtodecidewhichfamousEnglishmanorwomantoputonthebankofthenewn

29、ote.Quiteaproblem.TheBankusuallychoosesgfe.historicalpersonalities.WealreadyhaveSirIsaacNewton,thescientist,thefirstDukeofWellington,thefamoussoliderwholedtheBritisharmyatWaterloo.FlorenceNightingale,founderofEnglishNursingand-ofcourse-Shakespeare.Sofar,thelistofpossiblechoicesforthe50-poundnoteisqu

30、itepredictableeJ'hereMSirFrancisDrake,torepresenttheachievcinentsofEnglishexplorersinthesixteenthcentury*,fheftwehaveLordNelson,anothersailorandthemanwhowonthebattleofTrafalgarin1805forEngland.TheBankwillnotiorgetmusicthislimecither.Iftheychooseawoman,thefeministmovementhastworepresentatives;Boa

31、dicea,whofbughiagainsttheRomans,orPankhurstrwhofoughttogetthevoleforwomenearlyinthiscemury.4LAccordingtothepassage,thenoteottlichighestvalueisA.nothighenoughnowB.incirculationC. anew,SO-poundnoteD-notthe20-poundnote42- Welearnfromthefirstparagraphthat.A. the20-poundnoteisthehighestvalueintheworldB.

32、the50-poundnoteisthehighestvalueintheworldC-theBankisgoingtousea50-poundnoteD.theBankisgoingtousea20-p<wndnote43. WhichofthefollowingstatementsisFALSEaccordingioIhepassage?A.TlieBankusuallychoosesscientistsinhistoryforanewnote.B. TheBankusuallychoosesthefamoussoldiersforanewnote.C. TheBankusually

33、choosesthefamouswomenforanewnote.D. TheBankusuallychoosespoliticiansforanewnote.44. "TheBankwillnotforgetmusicthislimeeitherAimpliesthatA. theBankoftenforgetthemusicB. theBankalwaysrememberthemusictC-musicisimportantfortheBankD-themostfamouscomposerswillbeapossiblechoice45. Thepassageismainlyab

34、out.A. thechoiceofarepresentativefortheBankB. theBank'schoiceofapersonalityforthenewnoteC. (hecomparisonoftheheroesintheEnglishht$tor>fD. thevalueoftheper$on$intheEnglishhistoryIVOnesillyquestionIsimplycannotbearisHHowdoyouEci?HUsuallythequestionisaskedofamaninaction-amanwalking,alongIhestree

35、t,orbusilyworkingathisdesk.Souhaidoyouexpecthimtosay?He'llprobablysay,"Fine.Pmallright?'Butyouhaveputabuginhisear-maybenowheisnotsure.Ifyouarchisgoodfriend,youmayhaveseensomethingonhisface,orinhiswalk?thatheoverlookedthatmorning.Itmakeshimworryingalittle-Helooksinamirrorioseeifeverythin

36、gisallright,whileyougomerrilyonyourwayaskingsomeoneels®"howdoyouEveryquestionhasitstimeandplace.It'sperfectlyacceptable,lorexample,toaskHHoudoyoutcel?*wifyouarevisitingaclosefriendinthehospital.Buiifthefellosviswalkingonbothlegs,hurryingtotakeatrainorsittingathisdeskworking,itsnotimeto

37、askhimthatsillyquestion.WhenGeorgeBernardShaw,thefamousBritishwriterofplayswasinhiseighties,someoneaskedhim.nHowdoyoufbci?"Shawputhiminhisplace-HWhenyoureachmyage/*hesaid,Heitheryoufeelallrightoryouaredead.*46jcanbeinferredfromthepassagethaf1Howdoyoufeel?'1isusedA.aquestionB.agreetingC.nota

38、correctsentenceD.oftenasktdamongmen47. Thewritercannotbearhequestion"Howdooufee廣becauseA. itisnotastandardEnglishsentenceB. itisoftenaskedinanimpropertimeorplaceC. itisnotrighttosayittoafriendD. imakepeopleangry48. Whatdocs*il"meaninthesentenceHItmakeshimworryingalittle11?A. Thebuginhisear

39、.B. Aprobicm.C. Somethinginaminor.D. Thequestion“Howdoyou49. WhaidoesShawlswordsimply?A. Themancouldnotlivetobeeighty.B. Hewasfeelingallright.C. Themanwasfamiliarwithhim.D. Heuaniedthemantoshuthismouth.50. WhichofthefollowingstatementisTRUE?A. WehadbetteraskthequestionwhensomeoneisillinhospitalB. %m

40、akeothersateasewhenweaskthemHHowdoyoufeel?*C-WeshouldnotalwaysasksuchsillyquestionsD. Weshouldask41owdoyoufeed?"whenamanisbusyworking.PartHICloze(0.5*20=10points)Directions:Thereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage.ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Youshouldchoosetheonethatbestfitsinto

41、thepassage.ThenmarktheconespondingIcticrontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.Nowadaysmostpeopledecidequite5_whatkindofworktheywoulddo.When1wasatschool,wehadtochoose52whenwewerefifteen-Ichosescientificsubjects.53.scientistswillearnalotofmoney/*myparentssaid.54Itriedtoicamphysicsandchemistr

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45、tudyCwhatiostudy53. A.ForthefutureC.Forhitureamodel!C. earlyD.quicklyBewhatIm；studiedD. uhatstudiedB.InfutureD.Inthefuture56- A. would be neverB. would never be /> neverC- would not be ever57. A. whileB- as58. A. I didrfl eitherC. So didn't 159. A. told60. A. BothB. askedB. Neither61. A. shou

46、ldB. could62. A. sinceB. while63. A. everyone64. A. understand65. A. that66. A. saying67. A. much68. A. had been69. A. ottered70. A. beingB.anyoneR- suggestB. laterB, to speakB. moreB. would beB. affordedB. asx/nn1/4 C. whenB. Nor I did D. Also didn't C. talked C.Nor C. might C - whereas C, no one C- recognize C. so C- speaking C. a bit C. was C. paid C. Io behaD. before1D* saidD. Not allD. mustI), before ) someon