2001年專接本綜合考試試卷（英語）

1.A.cameraB.wasteC.hatchD.matter

2.A.perhapsB.harvestC.FahrenheitD.forehead

3.A.shoutedB.closedC.provedD.damaged

4.A.associationB.professionC.suggestionD.version

5.A.societyB.pieceC.fieldD.receive

6.A.youngerB.angerC.strongerD.singer

7.A.characterB.moustacheC.stomachD.school

8.A.birthsB.pathsC.bathsD.mouths

9.A.alwaysB.saltC.chalkD.also

10.A.ghostB.exposureC.combD.tomb

ReligiousandprivateschoolsreceivelittlesupportfrompublictaxesintheUnited

States,and41aresult,areusuallysomewhatexpensiveto42.Thelargestgroup

ofreligiousschoolsinAmerica43bytheRomanCatholicChurch.Whilereligious

schoolstendtobe44expensivethanprivateschools,thereareusuallysome_45.

Whenthere46freeeducationavailabletoallchildrenintheUnitedStates,

whydopeople47moneyonprivateschools?Americansoffer48greatvarietyof

reasonsfordoingso,includingthedesireofsomeparentsto49theirchildrento

schools50classestendtobesmaller,orwherereligiousinstruction51aspart

oftheeducationalprogram,orbecause,52theiropinion,thepublicschoolsintheir

areaarenot53highenoughqualitytomeettheirneeds.PrivateschoolsintheUnited

States54widelyinsize,quality,andinthekindofprogramsthatareofferedto

meet55ofcertainstudents.

Thedegree56Americanparentsaresatisfiedwiththeirchildren,sschoolsoften

57peopleofothercountries.Mostschoolshaveorganizations58ofbothparents

andteachers,usuallycalledP.T.AforParent-TeacherAssociation.Theymeettogether

to59variousmattersconcerningtheschools.Parentsoftengivetime_60with

classroomorafter-schoolactivities.

41.A)asB)toC)inD)for

42.A)goB)attendC)takepartinD)enroll

43.A)wererunB)runC)isrunD)isrunning

44.A)lessB)moreC)ratherD)much

45.A)lodgingB)boardingC)tuitionD)fees

46.A)wasB)havebeenC)isD)are

47.A)spendB)payC)costD)take

48.A)aB)theyC)someD)/

49.A)bringB)bringingC)sendD)sending

50.A)whichB)whatC)inthatD)where

A)isincludedB)areincludeC)includesD)hadincluded

52.A)toB)inC)onD)for

53.A)//B)inC)ofD)on

54.A)differB)variesC)extendD)differs

55.A)theneedsB)thesatisfactionC)needsD)need

56.A)onwhichB)towhichC)whichD)what

57.A)surprisesB)surprisedC)surprisingD)striking

58.A)consistingB)comprisingC)composingD)makingup

59.A)talktoB)commentC)discussD)exchange

60.A)helpingB)tohelpC)forhelpingD)onhelping

II.閱讀理解（30分）

Passage1

Makingafilmtakesalongtimeandisaveryhardwork.Writingthestoryforthe

filmmaytakemanyweeks.Filmingthestorybeingactedorshootingthefilm,asitis

called,oftentakesatleastsixmonths.Actorsandcameramenworkfromveryearlyin

themorninguntillateatnight.Eachscenehastobeactedandreacted,filmedand

re-filmed,untilitisjustright.Sometimesthesamescenemayhavetobeactedtwenty

orthirtytimes.

Thefilmstudioislikealargefactory,andtheindoorstagesareverybigindeed.

Sceneryofallkindsismadeinthestudio:churches,houses,castles,andforestsare

allbuiltofwoodandbyactorsandactresses.Thedirectorofthefilm,however,is

themostimportantpersonInafilmstudio,hedecidesnowthesceneshouldbefilmed

andhowthesceneshouldbearranged.

Mostpeoplegotoseeafilmbecausetheyknowthefilmstarsinit.Sometimesthefilm

maybeverypoor.Itisbesttochooseafilmmadebyagooddirector.Somefamousdirectors

maketheirfilmsveryreal.Peoplefeelthattheythemselvesareamongthepeoplein

thefilm.

61.Makingafilmusuallyinvolves.

A)writingastoryB)filmstudio

C)shootingthefilmD)alloftheabove

62.Thesentenceusometimesthesamescenemayhavetobeactedtwentyorthirtytimes”

means______

A)everyscenemustbeactedatleasttwentyorthirtytimesbeforeitisasuccess.

B)onoccasionthesamescenehastobeactedagainandagainbeforeitisasuccess.

C)everyscenehastobeactedagainandagaininordertomakeitperfect.

D)notallfilmsaremadesmoothly.

63.Itisimpliedbutnotstatedinthepassagethat.

A)everyfamousdirectorcanmakehisfilmreal

B)notallfamousdirectorscanmaketheirfilmsreal

C)everydirectorisagooddirector

D)mostfamousdirectorscanmaketheirfilmsreal

64.Themostimportantpersoninmakingafilmis.

A)anactororactressB)acameramanC)adirectorD)awriterofthestory

65.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrueasfarasthemakingofafilmisconcerned?

A)Itisaneasyjobandusuallytakesalongtime.

B)Itisadifficultjobandusuallytakesalongtime.

C)Itisafunwhenactorsoractressescanactfreely.

D)Veryofteneachscenecanjustbeactedonce.

Passage2

NoauthorinAmericanliteratureisbetterknownormorelovedthanSamuelLanghome

Clemens.BorninMissouriin1835,hegrewuponthebanksoftheMississippiRiverand

becameariverboatpilotwhenhewas21yearsold.Soheadoptedthepennameof“Mark

Twain,,,whichwasderivedfromaphrasemeaning“twofathomsdeep“usedbytheboatmen

ontheMississippiastheymeasuredthedepthoftheriver.Theriverenvironmentinspired

thetwonovelswhichbroughthimhisgreatestname:"TomSawyerwandHuckleberry

Finn”.Anotherbook,“LifeontheMississippi”,toldofhisadventuresontheriver

boatsofthatperiod.

ItwasduringtheCivilWarthatMarkTwain?slifeasawriterstarted.Atthat

timehewasworkingasanewspapermaninNevadaandCalifornia.Hisshortstory"The

CelebratedJumpingFrogofCalaberasCountywasanimmediatesuccessandhisnewcareer

began,“AMillionPoundNote“writtenin1893wasanotherwell-knownshortstory.

In1870,MarkTwainmarriedOliviaLangdon.Hehadfalleninlovewithherpicture

evenbeforehemether.Accordingtohisbiographers,hiswifehadagreatinfluence

onTwain,slaterbooks.

MarkTwainwasalsoaverysuccessfullecturer.Histravelsaroundthecountry

givingtalksonavarietyofsubjectshelpedmakehimfamousandincreasedthesaleof

hisbooks.

“TomSawyerwandaHuckleberryFinn”areconsideredTwain'sbestworks.They

aremarkedbyhumorandsaltyandprovidehisreaderswithanexcellentpictureofhis

era.Hislastbookwasfinishedbeforehisdeath.Hewasthen74yearsold.

66.SamuelLanghomeClemensadoptedthepennameof“MarkTwain“.

A)whenhewas21yearsold.

B)afterhewrotethenovel“LifeontheMississippi”.

C)fromaphraseusedbytheboatmenontheMississippi.

D)becausetheboatmencalledhim“MarkTwain“whenheworkedasariverboatpilot.

67.MarkTwain,scareerasawriterbeganwhen.

A)hewrote"AMillionPoundNote”

B)hewasworkingontheMississippi

C)theCivilWarbrokeout

D)hewasworkingasanewspaperman

68.Accordingtothispassage,whichofthefollowingbookswasmostprobablywritten

undertheinfluenceofOliviaLangdon?

A)“ThecelebratedJumpingFrogofCalaberasCountyw.

B)“AMillionPoundNote”.

C)“LifeontheMississippi".

D)“TomSawyerw.

69.WhathelpedMarkTwainbecomefamousandmadebettersaleofhisbooks?

A)Hishumorousstyleinwriting.

B)HisexperienceontheMississippi.

C)Histalksonavarietyofsubjectsduringhistravelsaroundthecountry.

D)Hiswife'sinfluenceonhisworks.

70.WhichofthefollowingstatementisnottrueaboutMarkTwain?

A)HeisconsideredthebestauthorinAmericanliterature.

B)HefellinlovewithOliviaLangdonwhenhesawherpicture.

C)Hewasasuccessfullectureraswellasfamouswriter.

D)Hecompletedhislastworkwhenhewas74yearsold.

Passage3

LongbeforethewhitemancametotheAmerica,thelandbelongedtotheAmerican

Indiannations.ThenationoftheCherokees(柴羅基部落)livedinwhatisnowthe

southeasternpartoftheUnitedStates.

Afterthewhitemancame,theCherokeescopiedmanyoftheirways.OneCherokees

nameSequoyahsawhowimportantreadingandwritingwastothewhiteman.Hedecided

toinventawaytowritedownthespokenCherokeelanguage.Hebeganbymakingword

pictures.Foreachwordhedrewapicture.Butthatprovedimpossibletherewere

justtoomanywords.Thenhetookthe85soundsthatmadeupthelanguage.Usinghis

ownimaginationandanEnglishspellingbook,Sequoyahinventedasignforeachsound.

Hisalphabetprovedamazinglyeasytolearn.Beforelong,manyCherokeesknewhowto

readandwriteintheirownlanguage.By1828,theywereevenprintingtheirown

newspaper.

In1830,theU.S.Congresspassedalaw.ItallowedthegovernmenttoremoveIndians

fromthehomes.TheCherokeesrefusedtogo.Theyhadlivedontheirlandsforcenturies.

Itbelongedtothem.WhyshouldtheygotoastrangelandfarbeyondtheMississippi

River?

ThearmywassenttodrivetheCherokeesout.Soldierssurroundedtheirvillages

andmarchedthematgunpointintothewesternterritory.Thesick,theoldandthesmall

childrenwentincarts,alongwiththeirbelongings.Therestofthepeoplemarchedon

footorrodeonhorseback.

ItwasNovember,yetmanyofthemstillworetheirsummerclothes.Coldandhungry,the

Cherokeeswerequicklyexhaustedbythehardshipsofthejourney.Manydroppeddeadand

wereburiedbytheroadside.WhenthelastgrouparrivedintheirnewhomeinMarch1839,

morethan4,000haddied.Itwasindeedamarchofdeath.

71.TheCherokeesNationusedtolive.

A)ontheAmericancontinent.B)inthesoutheasternpartoftheU.S.

C)beyondtheMississippiRiver.D)inthewesternterritory.

72.OneofthewaysSequoyahinventedaimedat.

A)writingdownthespokenlanguageB)makingwordpictures

C)teachinghispeoplereadingD)printingtheirownnewspaper

73.Alawwaspassedin1830to.

A)allowtheCherokeestostaywheretheywere

B)sentthearmytohelptheCherokees

C)forcetheCherokeestomovewestward

D)forbidtheCherokeestoreadtheirnewspaper

74.WhentheCherokeesbegantoleavetheirlands,.

A)theywentincartsB)theywentonhorseback

C)theymarchedonfootD)alloftheabove

75.ManyCherokeesdiedontheirwaytotheirnewhomemainlybecause.

A)theywerenotwillingtogothere

B)Thegovernmentdidnotprovidetransportation

C)Theydidnothaveenoughfoodandclothes

D)Thejourneywaslongandboring

III.寫作(10分)

按要求寫一篇題為HealthandWealth的100單詞左右的英語短文。

內容要點如下：

1.有人認為健康比財富更重要；

2.有人認為財富比健康更重要；

3.我的看法。

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Part1

l.B2.D3.A4.C5.A6.D7.B8.D9.C10.D

Part4

41.A42.B43.C44.A45.D46.C47.A48.A49.C50.D

51A52.B53.C54.A55.A56.B57.C58.A59.C60.B

Part5

61.D62.B63.B64.C65.B66.D67.D68.B69.C70.D

71.B72.A73.C74.D75.C

Part6

河北省2002年專接本綜合考試試卷

（總分：100分）

I.在下列每組單詞中，有一個單詞的劃線部分與其它單詞的劃線部分讀音不同，找出該單

詞。（10分）

1.A.sailB.tailC.chairD.failure

2.A.seizeB.freightC.receiveD.ceiling

3.A.riceB.wildC.miceD.dig

4.A.toolB.foodC.looseD.wood

5.A.snowB.flowC.cowD.throw

6.A.publicB.bulletC.sugarD.full

7.A.measureB.observeC.pleasureD.television

8.A.rowB.ownC.howD.bowed

9.A.warmB.harmC.parkD.shark

10.A.penB.freshC.feverD.envelop

IV.完形填空.請根據短文內容,從四個選項中選擇最佳答案.（20分）

ItwasSunday.Thetrains41.Agentlemanwaswalkingalongtheplatform42for

aplace.Inoneof43hesawavacantseat.Butasmallsuit-casewas44onitand

astoutgentlemanwassitting45toit."Isthisseatvacant?waskedthegentleman.

“Noitismy46,“answeredthestoutgentleman,“He47justcomingthisis

hissuit-case.99"Well,“saidthegentleman,“Iwillsitheretillhe48.wFive

minutes49thetrainstarted,50nobodycame."Yourfriend51late,“saidthe

gentleman,“He52histrain,butheneednot53suit-case."And54thesewords

he55thesuit-caseandthrewit56thewindow.Thestoutgentlemangotupand57

tocatchthesuit-case,butitwas58late.Itwashissuit-caseandhehadtaken

59seatforhisown60.

41.A.werecrowdedB.crowded

C.werecrowdD.hadbeencrowded

42.A.lookB.lookingC.lookedD.andlooked

43.A.carB.thecarC.carsD.thecars

44.A.layB.layingC.lyingD.lied

45.A.nextB.thenextC.nearbyD.closed

46.A.friendB.friend,sC.friendsD.friends,

47.A.hasB.isC.wasD.willbe

48.A.comeB.cameC.comesD.willcome

49.A.agoB.laterC.afterD.before

50.A.andB.butC.soD.because

51.A.hasB.willC.isD.was

52.A.hasmissedB.haslostC.hascaughtD.wasmissing

53.A.losehisB.tolosetheC.：losingtheD.missing

54.A.saidB.withC.atD.hear

55.A.tookB.fetchedC.getD.taking

56.A.outofB.outC.atD.to

57.A.triedB.hastriedc.tryingD.try

58.A.soB.fairlyc.veryD.too

59.A.secondB.thesecondc.asecondD.another

60.A.comfortableB.comfortC.discomfortD.comfortless

V.閱讀理解.請根據短文內容,從四個選項中選擇最佳答案.（30分）

Passage1

Inanagewhenwastetodaymeansalacktomorrow,makinguseofeveryavailable

resourcebecomesmoreandmoreimportant.Ascoalisbeingusedingreaterandgreater

amountstoproduceelectricity,largeramountsofash,by-productareproduced:a

heavybottomashandafine-as-powderflyashthatisfilteredandcapturedby

precipitators.About10to15percentofthecoalby-productisbottomashwhichis

usedlikesandonicycitystreetsandhighwaysandalsoonhighwaysaspavingmaterial.

Itistheflyash,however,thatisreceivingthegreateramountofattention.Fly

ashmaybeusedasanadditivetoconcreteintheconstructionofdams,bricks,and

canreplaceupto20percentofthecementusedinconcrete.Asaby-productofburned

coal,flyashrequiresnoadditionalexpenditureofenergytobeproduced,whilecement

productionrequiresgreatamountsofenergy.

Inadditiontousingflyashasaconcreteadditive,thetechnologyisavailable

toextractthemainmineralcomponentsaluminum,silicon,andmagnets,Today,

extractingthesecomponentsisaveryexpensiveprocess,butthetimemaycomewhen

itischeapertoextracttheseproductsfromashthantominenewproducts.

61.Whatcanbeusedasamaterialtopaveroads?

A.Thecoalby-productB.Additive

C.Fine-as-powderflyashD.BothBandC

62.Whatisaby-productofburnedcoal?

A.Aluminum,silicon,andmagnetsB.Pavingmaterial

C.FlyashD.Aconcreteadditive

63.Flyashcanpartlytaketheplaceof

A.pavingmaterialB.cementC.concreteD.thecoalby-product

64.Accordingtothepassage,whatattractsman'sgreaterattention?

A.Flyash.

B.Theavailabletechnology.

C.Theconstructionofdams,bricks,androads.

D.Extractingaluminum,silicon,andmagnetsfromash.

65.Whatcanbeextractedfromfine-powderflyash?

A.Aluminum,siliconandmagnetsB.Additive

C.PavingmaterialD.Cement

Passage2

ThewinddieddownandtheGreatwallatMutianyuwasbathedinwarmsunshineand

clearbluesky.ThislengthofwallismuchlesscrowdedthanthewallatBadaling.

Thelocalguidetolduswecouldreachthewallbycablecarorclimbathousandsteps.

Itooktheeasywaywiththeoldergroupmembers.TheyoungerAmericansheaded

forthesteps.Iversjoggedthewholewaytothetopandreportedacountof112more

stepsthantheguidehadsaid.Wewaitedatthebusforclimbers.Finallytheycame,but

Benwasmissing.He,sbacktheretellingstoriestosomeChinese.

66.Thishappened

A.onBadalingB.atsomepartoftheGreatWall

C.inabusDinBeijingCity

67.Fromthepassageweknowthat

A.TherearefewerpeopleatthepartoftheGreatWall.

B.AllthetravelersthereareAmericans.

C.Mr.Benwasmissingandwasneverfound.

D.Theweatherwasverybadatthattime.

68.TherearewaystogettothetopoftheGreatWall.

A.oneB.twoC.threeD.notany

69.Inthepassage,thelocalguide.

A.countedthestepscorrectly

B.reported112fewerstepsthanwhatIverscounted

C.hadnothingtodobuttelllies

D.askedthemtotakecablecars

70.Thetravelers.

A.maybeagroupofyoungChineseB.mustbewomen

C.mustbeyoungpioneersD.maybeagroupofforeigners

Passage3

Astrongvocabularycanbeavaluableasset,bothincollegeandlaterinyoucareer.

Considerableresearchevidencesuggeststhestudentswhoaremostsuccessfulinschool

arethosewiththelargestvocabularies.Otherresearchtiesjobadvancementto

vocabularylevel.Inonestudy,successfulbusinessexecutiveswerefoundtohave

thehighestvocabularyofanyoccupationalgroup.

Yourvocabularyisalsoanimportantpersonalcharacteristicuponwhichpeopleform

theirfirst,butlasting,impressionofyou.Yourvocabularyrevealsalotaboutyou

andisparticularlyimportantinjobinterviews,oralclasspresentations,discussion

groupclasses,andpapersandexamsthatyouwrite.

Howwouldyourateyourvocabulary?Manystudentsanswereither"good"or

“terrible”,butvocabularyknowledgeisnotaneither-or,two-choicesituation.

Trythefollowingquiz,whichwillhelpyourealizethatvocabularyabilityismuch

morethan“EitherIknowthewordorIdon,t."Donotbeconcernedwithhowyou

scoreonthequiz;itspurposeistomakeapoint,nottomeasureyourvocabulary

level.

71.Theword“asset“inline1probablymeans

A.aspectB.qualityC.signalD.book

72.WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedinthepassage?

A.Astrongvocabularywillsurelyleadyoutothepositionofacareer.

B.Agoodgraspofvocabularywillbenefityoueitheratcollegeorinsociety.

C.Withlargevocabulary,youmaysucceedinjobinterviews.

D.Thereisevidencethatshowsthatstudentswithstrongvocabularyaremost

successfulinschool.

73.Theauthortriestoconvincehisreadersof.

A.learningmoreEnglishwords

B.theimportanceofvocabularyknowledge

C.theimportanceofthequiz

D.theadvantageofhisresearch

74.Vocabularyknowledgeisveryimportantinmanywayssuchas.

A.discussioninthegroupclassesB.paperswhichyouwrite

C.yourcareerD.alloftheabove

75.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitle?

A.MeasureYourVocabularyB.VocabularyQuiz

C.ExpandingYourVocabularyD.VocabularyAbility

VI:寫作（10分）

按要求寫一篇題為“TravelingbyTrain"的英語短文（字數為100單詞左右）

1.乘火車旅行的優(yōu)點是……

2.乘火車旅行也有許多不利的方面……

3.我的選擇是……

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參考答案

Part1

l.C2.B3.D4.D5.C6.A7.B8.B9.A10.C

Part4

41.A42.B43.D44.C45.A46.B47.B48.C49.B50.B

51C52.A53.A54.B55.A56.A57.A58.B59.C60.B

Part5

61.A62.C63.B64.A65.A66.B67.A68.B69.B70.D

71.B72.A73.B74.D75.C

河北省2003年專接本綜合考試考卷（英語）

（90minutes）

QuestionsIto5arebasedonthefollowingpassage:

Aforger（偽造者）isapersonwhomakesanimitationorcopyofmoneyoradocument.Aforgerusually

sellshisworkstopeoplewhodon,thavemuchknowledgeinthefield.

RobertSpring,a19thcenturyforger,wassogoodathisprofessionthathewasabletomakehisliving

for15yearsbysellingfalsesignaturesoffamousAmericans.Atfirsthesucceededinsellinghissmall

butgenuinecollectionofearlyU.S.autographs（親筆簽名）.Discoveringhisabilityatcopying

handwriting,hebeganimitatingsignaturesofGeorgeWashingtonandBenFranklinandwritingthemon

thetitlepagesofoldbooks.Tolessenthechanceofdetection,hesenthisforgeriestoEnglandand

Canadaforsale.

InSpring'stime,rightaftertheCivilWar,BritainwasstillfondoftheSouthernstates,soSpring

inventedaMissFannywhosefinancialproblemsforcedhertosellagreatnumberoflettersandmanuscripts

belongingtoherfamousfather.Springhadtoworkveryhardtosatisfythedemand.Allthisactivity

didnotpreventSpringfromdyinginpoverty,leavingsharp-eyedexpertsthedifficulttaskofseparating

hisforgeriesfromtheoriginals.

1.WhydidSpringsellhisfalseautographsinEnglandandCanada?

A.TherewasagreaterdemandtherethaninAmerica.

B.Therewaslesschanceofbeingdetectedthere.

C.BritainwasSpring,sbirthplace.

D.ThepriceswerehigherinEnglandandCanada.

2.AftertheCivilWar,therewasagreatdemandinBritainfor.

A.Southernmoney

B.SignaturesofGeorgeWashingtonandBenFranklin

C.Southernmanuscriptsandletters

D.CivilWarbattleplans

3.RobertSpringspent15years.

A.runningabookstoreinPhiladelphia

B.correspondingwithMissFannyJackson

C.asaforger

D.asarespectabledealer

4.Accordingtothepassage,forgeriesareusuallysoldto___.

A.sharp-eyedexperts

B.personswhoaren,texperts

C.bookdealers

D.ownersofoldbooks

5.WhowasMissFannyJackson?

A.TheonlydaughterofGeneralaStonewallJacksonw.

B.Alittle-knowngirlwhosoldherfather?spaperstoRobertSpring.

C.RobertSpring'sdaughter.

D.AnimaginarypersoncreatedbySpring.

PassageTwo

Questions6to10arebasedonthefollowingpassage:

Obviouslyitismeaninglessinincreasingyourw.p.m.rateifyoudonotunderstandwhatyouarereading.

Whenyouareconsciouslytryingtoincreaseyourreadingspeed,stopaftereverychapterifyouarereading

anovel,orstopeverysectionorgroupoftenortwelvepagesifitisatextbook,andaskyourself

afewquestionsaboutwhatyouhavebeenreading.Ifyoufindyouhavelosttheclueofthestoryor

youcannotrememberclearlythedetailsofwhatwassaidre-readthesectionorchapter.

Trythisfromtimetotime.Takefourorfivepagesofthegeneralinterestbookyouhappentobereading

atthetime.Readthemasfastasyoupossiblycan.Donotworryaboutwhetheryouunderstandornot.

Nowgobackandreadthematwhatyoufeeltobeyournormalw.p.m.rate,therateatwhichyoucan

comfortablyunderstand.Afteralightningspeedreadthrough(probablyabout600w.p.m.)youwillusually

findthatyourtechniquethatplayersusewhentheyhabituallyrunfurtherintrainingthantheywill

havetoonthedayofthebigrace.

6.Whenyouarereadinganovel,thepassageadvisesyoutopausetocheckthec