四川省高職單招(中職類)英語試題WORD版

xxx公司文件編號：文件日期：修訂次數(shù)：第1.0次更改批準(zhǔn)審核制定方案設(shè)計，管理制度四川省2015年高職院校單獨招生同樣考試文化素質(zhì)（中職類）英語試題一、單項選擇題(本大題共10小題，每小題1.5分，共15分)從A,B,C,D四個選項中，選出最佳選項填入前邊的括號內(nèi)。（）1.BarackObamaisfirstblackpresidentoftheUnitedStates.A.anB.aC.theD不填（）2.Wherewereyoulastnight

Icalledyoufivetimes!Sorry,myphonewasA.overB.onC.inD.off（）3.thegamemeanseverythingtohim.A.WinningB.TowinC.WonD.Win（）4.Whichonedoyouprefer,theredorthegreen?Doyouhaveablueone?

A.NeitherB.BothC.EitherD.None（）5.Davidisfullofsecrets.NooneknowswhereA.doesheliveB.helivesC.hehadlivedD.isheliving（）6.Thefacthefailedtheexamdisappointedusall.A.whenB.whatC.itD.that（）7.That'sa_answer.Butcanyouthinkofa_one?A.better;bestB.better;goodC.good;bestD.good;better（）8.Heis_shorttogetthebookonthetop.A.tooB.soC.veryD.such（）9.Please_yourbookandturntopage51.A.takeupB.takeoutC.takeoffD.takedown（）10.3:2!Wewonthegame!.A.Yes,please.B.Congratulations!C.I'msorry.D.Goodluck!二、完形填空題(本大題共10小題，每小題2分，共20分)閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的四個選項(A、B,C,D)中，選出最佳選項填入右邊的括號內(nèi)。AmanwasdeliveringsomemonkeystoChelseazoowhenhiscarbrokedown.Hewasstandingatthesideofthe11wonderingwhattodowhenhesawafarmerdrivingby.Hestoppedthefarmerand12him500poundstotakethe13tothezoo.Thefarmer14andoffhewent.Several15laterthemanwas16waitingforabreakdowntrucktocomewhenhesawthefarmercomingback,stillwiththemonkeysonhis17.Hestoppedthefarmeragainandaskedwhyhehadn't18themonkeystothezoo."Idid."saidthefarmer."Wehada19timeandthereisstillsomemoney20，soI'mtakingthemtoAltonTowers."（）11.A.roadB.zooC.houseD.monkey（）12.A.savedB.lentC.boughtD.offered（）13.A.carB.monkeysC.farmerD.man（）14.A.agreedB.criedC.diedD.fell（）15.A.minutesB.daysC.hoursD.weeks（）16.A.evenB.alwaysC.neverD.still（）17.A.horseB.truckC.bicycleD.back（）18.A.mailedB.addedC.takenD.sold（）19.A.peacefulB.busyC.greatD.dangerous（）20.A.spentB.lostC.usedD.left三、閱讀理解題(本大題共15小題，每小題3分，共45分)閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的四個選項(A、B,C和D)中，選出最佳選項填入右邊的括號內(nèi).AIt'stimepeoplestoppedusingtheword"Dear..."tostartworke-mails.That'saccordingtoGiselleBarry,awomanwhoworksintheUnitedStatesCongress(國會).Shesurprisedlotsofpeoplebystartinganemailtoagroupofjournalists(記者)withthewords"Hey,folks."MsBarrythinks"Dear"istoointimateandmakesitsoundlikeyouhaveapersonalrelationshipwiththepersonyouarewritingto.Itseemsshe'snotalone.E-mailandtheinternethavechangedtherulesabouthowtowrite.Inthepast,therewasnochoice,butnowyoucanseea-mailsfrompeoplestartingwith"hello","hi"andeven"hey".TheAmericannewspaper,theWallStreetJournal,wrote"Acrosstheinternet,theuseof`dear'isgoing...ButnoteveryoneagreeswithMsBarry.Etiquette(禮儀)expertJeanBroke-Smithsays,"I'mfedupwithpeoplewriting'HiJean'whenthey'venevermetme.""Ifyou'resendingabusinesse-mailyoushouldbegin'Dear….’likealetter.Politenessandetiquetteareimportant."（）21.MsBarryworksin.A.ChinaB.JapanC.UKD.US（）22.Whichofthefollowingcanreplacetheunderlinedword"intimate"

A.Private.B.Stupid.C.Easy.D.Old.（）23.Whobelievesthatemailsshouldstartwith"Dear….

A.GiselleBarry.B.JeanBroke-Smith.C.Noone.D.Everyone.（）24.Aformalletterusuallystartswith‘‘“A.HeyB.DearC.HelloD.hi（）25.ThebesttitleforthepassageisA.Howtowritealetter?B.Shouldweuseemailsorletters?C.Shoulda-mailsopenwith"Dear"or"Hi"D.Howtobepolite?BWhatshouldfashionablewomenbewearingthisSeptemberTheanswer,accordingtoVogueMagazine,isred.It'sLondonFashionWeek.Thecolorofthemomentisredbrightandbrave.Nowadays,mostofuswearwhatwechoose.Butthingswereverydifferentinthepast.In15th-centuryEngland,onlytherichandpowerfulwereallowedtowearthered.TheEnglishKingHenryVIIIpassedfourlawstomakesureeveryonefollowedtherules.Whyred

AccordingtoProfessorLisaJardineofUniversityCollege,London,theanswerisallaboutmoneyandpower.Thechemicalsthatturnedclothredwereexpensivethensoonlyrichandpowerfulpeoplecouldbuyredclothing.Redalsohadother,morenegative(負(fù)面的)meaningsforwomen.SoQueenElizabethIoftenworewhiteasasymbolofherpurity(純潔)andQueenElizabethIIworeawhitedressforhercoronation(加冕儀式).Buttimesarechanging,andthesedays,womencanweartheirfavoriteshadeofredwithoutfear.EventheQueeniswearingredinpublic,anditisoneofPrincessKate'sfavoritecolors.（）26.Accordingtothepassage,VogueismostlikelyamagazineofA.fashionB.fishingC.cookingD.history（）27.Inthe15thcentury,whocouldNOTwearred?

A.TheKing.B.Richpeople.C.Powerfulpeople.D.Poorpeople.（）28.QueenElizabethIchosetowearwhiteforhercoronationbecause_.IA.whitewasasymbolofpurityB.whitewasherfavoritecolorC.thelawsaidsoD.shewasrichandpowerful（）29.Wholikeswearingred

A.QueenElizabethI.B.QueenElizabethII.C.PrincessKate.D.ProfessorLisaJardine.（）30.Accordingtothepassage,redhasNOTbeenasymbolof_A.richnessB.powerC.fashionD.theQueenCBeforesheappearedonaBritishTVtalent(才藝)showin2009,SusanBoylewasashy,middle-agedwomanfromScotland(蘇格蘭).Thenshesang"Idreamedadream"forheraudition(面試)andshebecamefamousovernight.TheYouTubevideoofherperformancehasbeenwatchedbymillionsofpeopleandherfirstalbumIdreamedadreamhassoldover9millioncopies.Ithasn'tbeeneasyforSusan.Shewasbornin1961inasmallScottishtown,theyoungestofninechildren.Shehadsomelearningdifficultiesandhashadjustonejobasacookatacollege.ButsingingwasalwayspartofSusan'slife--atschoolandatherlocalchurchandpub.Shehadsinginglessonsandauditionedfortalentshows,butsheneverfoundthesuccessshewaslookingfor.ItwashermotherwhoencouragedhertoenterthepopularBritainsGotTalentshow.Therestishistory.ThingshaveneverbeenthesamesincethatspecialmightinJanuary2009.ShehasperformedforthousandsoffansandhasmustfinishedahugetouroftheUKandtheUS.Shehasrecordedsixalbumsandsoldmillionsofcopies.ButSusanhasneverforgottenwhereshecamefrom.ShestilllivesinScotland.Shehasboughtanewhouse,butshehasn'tsoldtheoldone.Shehasnevermarriedorhadchildren,butshehassaidthatshewouldliketoadopt(收養(yǎng))achild.Herpowerfulvoicehasgivenpleasuretomillionsoffansallovertheworld.（）31.SusanBoyleisaA.cookB.fanC.touristD.singer（）32.Beforebecomingfamous,