1、2010年成人高考高起點(diǎn)英語模擬真題和答案一、語音知識(shí)（共5小題；每題1.5分，共7.5分。） 在下列每組單詞中，有一個(gè)單詞的劃線部分與其他單詞的劃線部分的讀音不同。找出這個(gè)詞，并把它前面的大寫字母填入左邊括號(hào)里。 （ ）1.A. either B. fail C. decide D. try （ ）2.A. curtain B. paint C. sail D. straight （ ）3.A. country B. courage C. pronounce D. double  （ ）4.A. carriage B. idiom C. immediate D. material

2、（ ）5.A. neither B. thirsty C. through D. thousand 二、詞匯與語法知識(shí)（共25小題；每題1.5分，共37.5分。） 從每個(gè)小題的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳的一項(xiàng)，并把它前面的大寫字母填入左邊的括弧里。 （ ）6. What would you _ to eat tonight？ A. like B. wish C. want D. hope （ ）7. I _ my bicycle on the left side. A. get off from B. get down C. get down from D. get off （ ）8. Coal _

3、 electricity very often. A. is used to producing B. is used to produce C. used to produce D. used to producing （ ）9. Why cant you do this small _ for me？ Ive helped you often enough in the past. A. work B. demand C. favour D. good （ ）10. Never _ till tomorrow what may be done today. A. put on B. put

4、 away C. put off D. put up （ ）11. Mother kept inviting Mrs. Smith to stay for lunch， and finally she _. A. gave out B. gave off C. gave in D. gave away （ ）12. France is _ only European country I have visited. A. an B. a C. the D. 不填 （ ）13. The problem of pollution in this city is more serious than _

5、 in other cities. A. that B. it C. this D. those （ ）14. Dick found himself walking _ the direction of the post office. A. to B. by C. along D. in （ ）15. _ that we were late， we started to run. A. Know B. To know C. Knowing D. Being known （ ）16. This room is _ any of the others in the building. A. th

6、e biggest than B. big as C. bigger than D. the biggest of （ ）17. Just think Ann got the house _ all by herself！ A. paint B. be painted C. to paint D. painted （ ）18. The policeman caught the man _ the arm. A. by B. with C. on D. at （ ）19. To get an education， _. A. one must work hard B. working hard

7、is important C. to work hard is necessary D. it is needed to work hard （ ）20. The old man could not decide _ the money or to put it in the bank. A. if he spent B. whether to spend C. that he spent D. what to spend （ ）21. I wish youd consider _ to Miami with us this vacation. A. going B. that youll g

8、o C. to go D. to going （ ）22. I think Ill wait until the mail _. A. should come B. is coming C. comes D. will come （ ）23. We found _. A. the work hard for doing B. hard to do the work C. it hard for doing the work D. the work hard to do （ ）24. Professor Bixby warned his students _ late for the exami

9、nation. A. not be B. to be not C. not to be D. be not （ ）25. I dont know what Id have done if I _ to make that decision. A. would have B. had had C. have had D. did have （ ）26. I dont know how to play bridge and _. A. my wife doesnt neither B. my wife does either C. neither does my wife D. neither m

10、y wife does （ ）27. He asked _ since he had been chairman for seven years. A. not to have been re-elected B. to not be re-elected C. not to be re-elected D. to have not been re-elected （ ）28. The guests said that they wouldnt mind _. A. to have a little light music B. have a little light music C. hav

11、ing a little light music D. that they have a little light music （ ）29. Last night we caught a thief _ Johns car. A. when stealing B. that be stole C. to steal D. stealing （ ）30. Without the invention of writing， a man _ to remember so many things which he can write down or find in a book. A. is forc

12、ed B. will be forced C. forced D. would be forced 三、完形填空（共20小題；每題1.5分，共30分。） 通讀下面的短文，掌握其大意。從每小題的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出可填入相應(yīng)空白出的最佳選擇，并把它前面的大寫字母填入左邊括弧里。 The common cold is familiar to everyone. People often catch cold in _31_ winter or spring. They may _32_ catch cold at other times _33_ the year. A person with _34_

13、 bad cold usually buys some _35_ of medicine. Pharmacies have many _36_ for a cold. However， doctors _37_ that these medicines do not _38_ very much. They that _39_ person with a bad cold _40_ stay in bad， keep warm， and drink a lot of water. In 1928 an English doctor was working in his laboratory i

14、n London hospital. The doctors name _41_ Alexander Fleming. One day he _42_ a tiny bit of mold （黴） _43_ a dish that he was _44_ in his work. He started _45_ throw the mold away. Then _46_ noticed that it seemed unusual. He _47_ the mold and studied _48_ for a long time. He _49_ that it could kill ge

15、rms. He _50_ it penicillin. （ ）31.A. a B. the C. some D. none （ ）32.A. too B. also C. to D. still （ ）33.A. at B. from C. of D. on （ ）34.A. some B. a C. one D. the （ ）35.A. kind B. set C. quantity D. deal （ ）36.A. medicine B. much C. medicines D. doctors （ ）37.A. tell B. speak C. talk D. say （ ）38.A.

16、 helps B. help C. helping D. helped （ ）39.A. many B. some C. a D. one （ ）40.A. ought B. shall C. to D. should （ ）41.A. is B. was C. called D. be （ ）42.A. finding B. founded C. found D. finds （ ）43.A. in B. among C. above D. into （ ）44.A. playing B. using C. cooking D. making （ ）45.A. to B. and C. bu

17、t D. by （ ）46.A. she B. Dr C. it D. he （ ）47.A. kept B. keeps C. keep D. keeping （ ）48.A. them B. mold C. it D. him （ ）49.A. knew B. studied C. invented D. discovered （ ）50.A. calls B. named C. made D. liked 四、閱讀理解（共15小題；每題2分，共30分。） 閱讀下列短文，然后根據(jù)短文的內(nèi)容從每小題的四個(gè)選擇項(xiàng)中選出最佳的一項(xiàng)，并把它前面的大寫字母填入左邊的括弧里。 A It was Jan

18、uary 1848. A man was digging near the small village of San Francisco， California， Suddenly， he saw something shinygold. By the next year the California gold rush had begun. Thousands of men came to California. They were called “forty-miners” after the year 1849. The forty-miners came from all around

19、 the USA. They even came from other countries， including Mexico， Australia， China， France， and England. They left their families and jobs， and made the difficult trip to California. They all shared a dream. They all wanted to make a fortune in gold. Towns and camps grew quickly wherever gold was fou

20、nd. These towns were rough places. There was almost always a saloon， where the men drank whiskey and gambled at cards. In mining towns， men stole and sometimes killed for gold. Did the miners make their fortune？ Some did， especially those who came early were lucky. In 1848， miners usually made about

21、 twenty dollars a day. In 1852 miners made about six dollars a day. Many other people came to California to make money from the miners. Prices were very high. A loaf of bread， which cost five cents in New York， cost almost a dollar in San Francisco. In 1848 San Francisco had been a village. Six year

22、s later it was a city with a population of 50，000. In 1850 California had enough people to become a state. （ ）51. In 1849 thousands of men came to California because _. A. they were forty-miners B. they wanted to find gold C. they had families D. California was a beautiful place （ ）52. Towns and cam

23、ps _. A. grew quickly B. grew where there was a saloon C. grew where there was no gold D. grew fast wherever there was gold （ ）53. Some of the miners who were lucky _. A. made twenty dollars B. made their fortune C. made bread D. became poor （ ）54. The towns of the old West were rough places _. A. w

24、here people fought a lot B. where there are mountains C. where there is no water D. with irregular land B Baseball is Americas most popular sport. In a baseball game there are two teams of nine players. Players must hit ball with a bat and then run around four bases. A player who goes around all the

25、 bases scores a run for his team. The team that finishes with more runs wins the game. Where did baseball come from？ No one knows for sure. Many people believe that the idea came from a game played by children in England. Other people believe that a man named Abner Doubleday invented the game in Coo

26、perstown， New York， in 1839. But the first real rules of baseball were written in 1845 by Alexander Cartwright. Two teams from New York played a game following Cartwrights rules. The rules worked well. Soon there were many teams. These early teams were not professional. They played only for fun， not

27、 money. But baseball was very popular from the start. Businessmen saw that they could make money with professional baseball teams. The first professional team was started in 1869. This team was the Red Stockings of Cincinati. Within a few years there were professional teams in other cities. In 1876，

28、 these teams came together in a league， or group， called the National League. The teams in the National League played one another. In 1901， a new league， called the American League， was formed. To create some excitement， in 1903， the two leagues decided to have their first-place teams play each othe

29、r. This event was called the World Series. Each year since then the National League winner and the American League winner play in the World Series. And， each year， millions of people look forward to this exciting sports event. （ ）55. A group of people that play together is _. A. a team B. a league C

30、. a game D. a player （ ）56. A wooden stick used to hit a ball in baseball is called _. A. a ball B. a sport C. a bat D. a stick （ ）57. When a player runs around all four bases he makes _. A. a four B. a winner C. a run D. a game （ ）58. When teams play sports for money they are _. A. businessmen B. f

31、un C. professional D. amateur C Legend tells us that the city of Rome was established in 152 BC. Its a fact， however， that by 100 AD， Rome was the center of a vast empire. It ranged from Syria in the east to Spain in the west. It stretched from Britain in the north to Africa in the south. All or par

32、t of 27 of todays countries were included in the Roman Empire. All of their people were ruled by one government， that of Rome. All educated citizens spoke the same language， Latin. And one of the empires many outposts was called Londinium. This unimportant town would later become London， England， an

33、d the center of another empire. The Roman Empire collapsed about 1，5000 years ago. Yet in some ways， it is still with us. Take the letters you are reading fox example. English， like many other languages， uses the Roman alphabet while also borrowing many word. The laws of many European countries are

34、based on ancient Roman laws. Roman ruins are scattered throughout Europe， North Africa， and the Middle East. In some places， Roman roads and water courses are still in use. To this day， and European in North Africa is likely to be called “Roumi”Roman. Even modern place names are often inherited from

35、 ancient Rome. Both Greece and Germany bear the names given them by the Romans rather than the names that their own people first called them. （ ）59. The most northern part of the Roman Empire was _. A. Spain B. Africa C. Syria D. Britain （ ）60. The main idea of paragraph 2 is that Roman culture is _

36、. A. dead and buried B. based completely on language C. still part of the present D. unimportant to history （ ）61. In the days of the Empire， the Roman government was probably _. A. strong B. divided C. weak D. poor （ ）62. What happened first？ A. Londinium was an outpost B. The Roman Empire fell apa

37、rt. C. The city of Rome was founded. D. London became the center of an empire. D When water is heated until it boils， bubbles of gas appear and rise through the hot liquid. When an electric current passes through water in a process called electrolysis （電解）， bubbles of gas appear and rise through the

38、 liquid. Superficially （表面地）， the two events appear same. If the gas from the boiling water is examined， its properties are found to be the same as those of the water， Thus， if the steam is cooled to room temperature， a liquid is formed which is indistinguishable from the original water. When， howev

39、er， the gas from the electrolysis equipment is cooled to room temperature， it remains a gas rather than becoming a liquid. Nor will it， at zero degrees centigrade or below， turn to solid， as will the gas from boiling water， These two processes， boiling and electrolysis， have clearly resulted in prod

40、ucts with quite different properties. In boiling， the gas does not represent a new substance， but only a different state of the original substance. Electrolysis， on the other hand， has generated a product which is a new substance， or possibly a mixture of new substances. A change in state as represe

41、nted by going from a liquid to a gas without the production of new substances in called a “physical change”。 However， when a process takes place that produces new substances， this is called a “chemical change” or a “chemical reaction”。 In a chemical reaction， the initial substances are replaced by a

42、 new set of substances or products. （ ）63. Which of the following is the best title for this passage？ A. Electrolysis B. Physical and Chemical Changes C. Different Types of Water D. Water Temperatures （ ）64. At a temperature slightly above zero degrees centigrade， which of the following is true of g

43、as produced by electrolysis？ A. It does not become liquid. B. It cannot be distinguished from water. C. It becomes a solid. D. It expands greatly. （ ）65. The passage is developed in the way of _. A. argumentation B. narration C. comparison D. listing examples 五、補(bǔ)全對(duì)話（共5句；每句滿分為3分，共15分。） 根據(jù)中文提示，將對(duì)話中缺少的

44、內(nèi)容寫在線上。這些句子必須符合英語表達(dá)習(xí)慣，打句號(hào)的地方，用陳述句；打問號(hào)的地方，用疑問句。 提示：Wilson太太的丈夫生病了，發(fā)燒，頭疼德厲害。她打電話給格林醫(yī)生，請(qǐng)他們到家里來一趟。格林醫(yī)生簡單詢問情況后，答應(yīng)馬上就到。 Mr. Wilson：Hello， this is Alice. Is Dr. Green there？ Dr. Green ：Yes， _66_. Mr. Wilson：Dr. Green， sorry to call you up at this time of the day. But my husband is very sick. I am rather wo

45、rried. _67_？ Dr. Green ：Yes， certainly. _68_？ It will help me to decide what to prepare before I come. Mr. Wilson：Well， I cant tell exactly， but _69_. Dr. Green ：All right then. Dont worry. Keep him in bed. _70_. Mr. Wilson：Ill do that， Dr. Green. See you soon. Dr. Green ：See you. 六、書面表達(dá)（共30分） 提示：請(qǐng)根據(jù)以下平面圖寫一篇短文向人介紹你們學(xué)校。 注意：（1）要包括圖中所有內(nèi)容，且敘述要連貫； （2）詞數(shù)為100左右。 參考答案 一