高起專網(wǎng)絡(luò)教育英語三(1)考試試題及答案高起專網(wǎng)絡(luò)教育英語三(1)考試試題及答案高起專網(wǎng)絡(luò)教育英語三(1)考試試題及答案V:1.0精細(xì)整理，僅供參考高起專網(wǎng)絡(luò)教育英語三(1)考試試題及答案日期：20xx年X月CollegeEnglishTestforNon-EnglishMajorsofAdultEducation（英語三模擬題1）I.VocabularyandStructureThereare30incompletesentencesinthispart.Foreachsentencethereare4choicesmarkedA,B,C,andD.ChoosetheOneanswerthatbestcompletesthesentence.1.DoyouwanttocomeforaBonmymotorbike?

A.run B.ride C.drive D.walk2.TherepairstomycarCmealotofmoney.A.worth B.prize C.cost D.spend3._____A____thereisnoopposition,Iwillactasrepresentativeofourclass.A.provided(that) B.supposed(that)C.opposed(that) D.proved(that)4.She____D_____(up)herforeheadindisgust.A.looked B.pushed C.pulled D.wrinkled5.SomethinghastobedoneDtherecentriseinunemployment.A.tocounter B.tocount C.toaccount D.toencounter6.Thepartyleaderisanextremeleft-winger,buthisdeputyismoreBinhisviews.A.modest B.moderate C.monitor D.modern7.In_____A____ofherapology,wedecidedtotakenofurtheraction.A.view B.fact C.idea D.opinion8.Theboy’s____B________developmentwasveryadvancedforhisage.A.intelligent B.intellectual C.internal D.external9.Youmaykeepthebookafurtherweek_______D_____nooneelserequiresit.A.asifB.evenifC.eventhoughD.providedthat10.Thewriter________C___thequestionofenvironmentalpollutioninhisarticle.A.keptfromB.kepttoC.keptupD.keptin11.TheteachersaidTomis________B____averageinhislessons.A.onB.aboveC.overD.up12.Friendly______C____betweendifferentpeoplesfacilitatetheculturalandeconomicinterchange.A.contestsB.contentsC.contactsD.concerts13.Henoted____A_____heraddressonapieceofpaper.A.down B.on C.up D.in14.Thisisaprivatediningroomwherememberscould________C_groupsoffriends.A.welcome B.accept C.entertain D.receive15.We______A________tothehotelmanagerthattheroomwastoonoisy.A.complained B.told C.talked D.spoke16.Hewastoldthathewas______B___toinquireintothecauseoftheaccident.A.posted B.assigned C.sent D.placed17.Theamountofsleepapersonneedsalsoincreasesifhe/shehasbeendeprivedofsleepinpreviousA.takenaway B.cured C.rid D.ensured18.WhatisreallyabnormalsleepinessisnowalmosttheA.unique B.regular C.unusual D.odd19.Themicroscopecan_____C____theobject100timesindiameter.A.intensify B.strengthen C.magnify D.expand20.Eatingtoomuchsugarcanlead____D_allsortsofhealthproblems.A.in B.on C.until D.to21.Somepeopleliketoownacarasasymbolof___C_____.A.place B.post C.status D.position22.Theoldladyisfriendly.Shefeelsno____D____towardsanybody.A.capability B.probability C.possibility D.hostility23._______D_______goodweather,ourshipwillreachShanghaiMondayevening.A.ProvidedB.DespiteC.ConsideredD.Given24.Thechildrenare______A________computergames.A.addictedtoB.attemptedtoC.adoptedtoD.associatedto25.You’llhavetoworkharderto_____A______upwiththetopstudentsinyourclass.A.catchB.takeC.holdD.make26.Thepoliticalleaderwasdefeatedatlast.Hisscandal_____D______hisresignation.A.ledawayB.ledoffC.ledupD.ledto27.IthinkthatshemustbearelationofA.A.theirs B.them C.their D.they’s28.Ican’tByouup—you’reabigboynow!A.raise B.lift C.elevate D.high29.Doyouknowwhatchemical____B_____areinvolvedwhenfoodisdigested?

A.courses B.processes C.approaches D.stages30.Besureto_____A____yourcar_______asyouapproachthatdangerouscurve.A.slow…down B.flow…down C.speed…down D.rate…downII.ClozeThereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage(s).ForeachblankareprovidedfourchoicesmarkedA,B,C,andD.ChoosetheONEthatbestcompletesthepassage(s)Agingisthe31ofgrowingold.Itoccurseventuallyin32livingthingprovided,ofcourse,thatanillnessor33doesnotkillitprematurely.Themostfamiliar34signsofagingmaybeseen35oldpeople,suchasthegreyingofthehairandthe36oftheskin.Signsofaginginapetdogorcatinclude37ofplayfulnessandenergy,adeclineinhearingandeyesight,orevenaslightgreyingofthe38.Plantsagetoo,butthesignsaremuch39todetect.Mostbodypartsgrowbiggerand40,andfunctionmoreefficiently41childhood.Theyreachtheir42atthetimeofmaturity,or43adulthood.Afterthat,theybeginto44.Bones,forexample,graduallybecome45andmorebrittle.Intheaged,thejoints46thebonesalsobecomerigidandmoreinflexible.Thiscanmakemovingvery47.Allthemajororgansofthebody48signsofaging.Thebrain,forexample,workslessefficiently,andevengetssmallerinsize.Thinkingprocessesof49sortsaresloweddown.Oldpeopleoftenhave50inrememberingrecentevents.B31.A.progress B.process C.program D.procedureC32.A.some B.all C.every D.manyA33.A.accident B.incident C.event D.storyD34.A.toward B.inward C.onward D.outwardA35.A.in B.of C.at D.forD36.A.reducing B.creeping C.crawling D.wrinklingC37.A.lost B.losing C.loss D.loosingB38.A.jacket B.coat C.suit D.costumeA39.A.harder B.heavy C.harsh D.hurriedC40.A.great B.younger C.stronger D.powerfulB41.A.among B.during C.for D.ofD42.A.length B.mount C.hill D.peakC43.A.late B.last C.early D.finalB44.A.deflate B.decline C.decrease D.deduceA45.A.lighter B.smaller C.bigger D.heavierB46.A.to B.between C.of D.withD47.A.flexible B.easy C.playful D.painfulA48.A.show B.reveal C.detect D.allowC49.A.every B.each C.all D.singleD50.A.trust B.suspect C.doubt D.troubleIII.ReadingComprehensionSectionATherearetworeadingpassagesinthissection.Eachpassageisfollowedby5questions.EachquestionisprovidedwithfouranswersmarkedA,B,C,andD.ChoosetheONEthatbestanswersthequestion.Passage1AfriendofminenamedPaulreceivedanautomobilefromhisbrotherasaChristmaspresent.OnChristmasEvewhenPaulcameoutofhisoffice,astreeturchinwaswalkingaroundtheshinynewcar,admiringit.“Isthisyourcar,Mister”heasked.Paulnodded.“MybrothergaveittomeforChristmas.”Theboywasastounded.“Youmeanyourbrothergaveittoyouanditdidn’tcostyounothingBoy,Iwish….”Hehesitated.OfcoursePaulknewwhathewasgoingtowishfor.Hewasgoingtowishhehadabrotherlikethat.ButwhattheladsaidjarredPaulallthewaydowntohisheels.“Iwish,”theboywenton,“thatIcouldbeabrotherlikethat.”Paullookedattheboyinastonishment,thenimpulsivelyheadded,“Wouldyouliketotakearideinmyautomobile”“Ohyes,I’dlovethat.”Afterashortride,theboyturnedandwithhiseyesaglow,said,“Mister,wouldyouminddrivinginfrontofmyhouse”Paulsmiledalittle.Hethoughtheknewwhattheladwanted.Hewantedtoshowhisneighborsthathecouldridehomeinabigautomobile.ButPaulwaswrongagain.“Willyoustopwherethosetwostepsare”theboyasked.Heranupthesteps.TheninalittlewhilePaulheardhimcomingback,buthewasnotcomingfast.Hewascarryinghislittlecrippledbrother.Hesathimdownonthebottomstep,thensortofsqueezedupagainsthimandpointedtothecar.“Theresheis,Buddy,justlikeItoldyouupstairs.HisbrothergaveittohimforChristmasanditdidn’tcosthimacent.AndsomedayI’mgonnagiveyouonejustlikeit…,thenyoucanseeforyourselfalltheprettythingsintheChristmaswindowsthatI’vebeentryingtotellyouabout.”Paulgotoutandliftedtheladtothefrontseatofhiscar.Theshining-eyedolderbrotherclimbedinbesidehimandthethreeofthembeganamemorableholidayride.ThatChristmasEve,PaullearnedwhatJesusmeantwhenhehadsaid:“Itismoreblessedtogive….”51.“…astreeturchinwaswalkingaroundtheshinynewcar,admiringit”impliesthatheanautomobileofthiskind.CA.oftensaw B.hadoftenseen C.hadrarelyseen D.hadneverthoughtof52.Paullookedattheboy…,thenimpulsivelyheadded,“….”AA.hedidthiswithoutplanningandthinking B.hedidthiswithcarefulthinkingC.hewasimpelledbyhisbrothertodothis D.hewasforcedbyhismothertodothis53.He…squeezedupagainsthimandpointedtothecar.DA.movedcloserandtouchedhim B.heldhimtightlyinhisarmsC.pushedhimnearertothecar D.pulledhimcloserandsupportedhim54.ThatChristmasEve,Paullearned….BA.ForthatChristmasEve B.OnthatChristmasEveC.AfterthatChristmasEve D.AtthatChristmasEve55.…,PaullearnedwhatJesusmeantwhenhehadsaid:“….”DA.gainedknowledgeofwhatJesusmeanttosay B.wasabletostudywhatJesusmeanttosayC.memorizedwhatJesusmeantinsayingD.cametoknowwhatJesusmeantinsayingPassage2Britainhaslawstomakesurethatwomenhavethesameopportunitiesasmenineducation,jobsandtraining.Butit’sstillunusualtofindwomendoingdirtyorheavyjobs.NikkiHenriquesisacarmaintenanceengineerinLondon.Sheusedtobeasecretary.BartyPhillips,ajournalistwithTheObserver,aSundaynewspaper,askedherwhyshewantedtoworkwithcars.“Myfirstreasonwasindependence,”shesaid.“Ialsowantedtousemyhands,andIlikelearningabouthowthingswork.Manypeopleprefertohaveawomanrepairtheircars,too.”Nikkididn’tfinditeasytobecomeacarmaintenanceengineer.ShewenttoaGovernmentSkillCentre—aspecialsortofcollegewherepeoplecanlearnanewjob—fortwentyweeks.“FortenweeksIwastheonlywomanamongfourhundredmen,andsomeofthemwererudetome,justbecauseofmysex.Itwasalsoverytiring—from8inthemorningto5atnight,withonly30minutesforlunch.”NowNikkiworksfree-lance—thatis,she’sself-employed,workingforherselfandnotforagarageoracompany.BartyPhillipsalsospoketoRose,whoworksasageneralbuilderinSheffield,anindustrialtowninthenorthofEngland.LikeNikki,Roseusedtobeasecretary.“Ididn’tenjoyitatall,”shesaid.“Iwantedtodomorepracticalwork,andIwantedtobeself-employed.”Rosejoinedawomen’sbuildingco-operative,andshelearntherjobfromotherpeopleandfromexperience.However,manyofthewomeninhergrouphavebeenspeciallytrained.Mostofthejobstheydoareimprovementstobuildingsandgeneralrepairs.“Peopleoftensay,‘Oh,womenaren’tstrongenough,’butIdon’tthinkstrengthisimportant,”saidRose.“Theimportantthingist