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2016年高職升本科統(tǒng)一考 Part VocabularyandDirections:Thereare15 pletesentencesinthispart.Youarerequiredtocompleteeachonebydecidingonthemostappropriatewordorworksfromthe4choicesmarkedA.,B.,C.andD.thenyoushouldwritetheletterinthecorrespondingspaceontheAnswerSheet.Assoonas theroom,sheknewtherewassomethingA. B.had C. D.wasThe singleoneofthepassengersontheA. B. C. D.It'sDad'sbirthdayandwearegoingoutfora A. B. C. D.toyouconsiderthattheairlinehandled80millionpassengerslastyear,theaccidentfiguresarereallyveryA. B. C. D.—Howlongwillittaketofinishreadingthe— ,ButI'lltrymyA.itall B.itis C.itdoesn't D.itisnoBytheendofthiscomingJune,my inNewEnglandforthreeA. B.will C.has D.willhaveJanesentyoualetteryesterday.Have A. B. C. D.IamnotfluentinGerman,butIcanmake A. B. C.to D.—IhaveanappointmentwithProf.— beMr.Smith.Prof.ClintonwaitingforyouinhisA. B. C. D.Letussupposethatyouareinpositionofparents.WouldyouallowyourkidstodosuchA. C.the; D.the; muchworseiftheyhadnotfollowedtheteacher's B. C.had D.mighthaveSometimesjustaquieteveningwithafriendtalkingaboutnothingis youA. B. C. D.Hefounditincreasinglydifficultto hiseyesightwasbeginningtoA. B. C. D.Hewilllookforanotherjobbecausehe thisloudnoiseanyA.comeup B.putup C.keepup D.growupTherewasmuch whetherwomenshouldspendmoretimeintheA. B. C. D.PartIIReadingDirections:Thereare5readingpassagesinthispart.Afterreadingeachpassage,youwillfindsomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.Foreachquestionorstatementthereare4choicesmarkedA.,B.,C.andD.YoushouldchoosethemostappropriateanswerandblackenthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.Questions16to19arebasedonthefollowingThisbrandnewaircraftisdesignedwithfourclassesofservice:FirstClass,BusinessClass,PremiumEconomyClassandEconomyClass,meetingpassengers'variousneeds.Classesof√√Classesof√Boxforsmall√√Storagezoneforon√√√√√√√√√√alpower√√√√√√√√Central√√Display2499Mood6666Luxury√√ClassesofPreset√√√√√√√√√√Rows1-11-15,80-31-38-√√HowmanyseatsarethereonboardthisnewA. B. D.WherecanyouprobablyfindyourseatifyourticketisthePremiumEconomyA.Rows11-15.B.Rows31- C.Rows38- D.Rows80-WhichclassisprovidedwithaA.First B.Business C.PremiumEconomy D.EconomyHowmanyclassesofpassengerscanusethecentral 2.C. D.Questions20to23arebasedonthefollowingIt'susuallyagoodideatobookroomsinfancyho swellinadvance.Theseho sprovidemanyextraservices.Youprobablycancountonhavingbathrobes,hairdryers,andaminibarinyourroom.Bewareofminibars.Youcanbesurprisedwhenyoupayyourbill.Whenyouarrive,adoormangreetsyou,andaportertakesyourbags.Tiptheporteratleast$1perbag.Ifthedoormanataxiforyou,tiphim$1.Ifhehastostandoutintherain,youmightwanttotipTheportertakesthebagstoyourroom.Sometimesthedeskclerkwilldirectyoutotheroom,andtheporterwillfollowwiththebags.Theporterorbellmanwillopenandshowyoutheroom.Ifyoudon'tliketheroom,asktheportertocallthefrontdeskaboutareplacement.Thenextthingyoushoulddo,nomatterwhatsortofho,istofindtheemergencyandfireexits.Checktoseewhetheryouneedmoretowels,pillows,blankets,hangers,oraniron.Ifyoudo,callhousekeerightaway.Callinglateatnight,whenthereisareducedstaff,cancreatedifficultiesanddelays.Fancyhoshaveaconcierge,intheEuropeantradition.Theconciergedeskisgenerallylocatedneartheregistrationdesk.Hereyoucanobtaintheater,concert,andsportstickets;lookatlocalrestaurantsandmakediningreservations;andfindoutaboutcarrentals,sightseeingtours,babysitters,andeventrafficandweatherconditions.Agoodconciergeisamiracleworkerwhoseemstoknoweverythingabouteverything.WhatdoyouhavetopayforafteruseatafancyhoaccordingtotheA.The B.The C.The D.ThehairWhoisprobably thattakesyourluggagetoyourA.Thedeskclerk.B.The C.The D.TheWhichofthefollowingcanyouaskforA.Pillowsandblankets.B.TowelsandTVsets.C.Hangersandkeys.D.CurtainsandAconcierge(Para.5)isprobablysomeone babysitsforhoworksasasightseeingguideforhotakeshogueststoprovideshoguestswithinformationandQuestions24to27arebasedonthefollowingIhaveheardofthestoryoftheworldfamousoperasingerTinaKibergAsachild,Tinawasaviolinistandspentherfreetimepracticingandpracticing.Onedaysheparticipatedinaviolincontestandrealizedthatshewouldneverbemorethananordinaryviolinistandthatsheenjoyedsingingmore.Shegaveuptheviolin,tookupsingingandbecamealeadinginternationaloperasinger.Hercouragetogiveupiswhatallowedherto eaworldfamousoperasingerNowtrytoguesswhatthesesomewhatsuccessfulpeoplehaveincommonLarryPage,TigerWoods,JohnMcEnroeandJohnSteinbeckYes,theyalldroppedoutofStanford.LookatmanyothersuccessfulpeopleandIbettheirpastisalsofilledwiththingstheydidatonetimeandthengaveup.Thereareanumberofcognitive(認(rèn)知的)processesthatmakeithardforustoleaveourpresentsituationandmoveontosomethingnew-evenwhenwefeelmiserablewiththepresentsituation.Wethink"I'veinvestedsomuchinthisalready.IfIquit,allwillhavebeenwasted."Oncewehavesomething,wehatetoloseit.Thingswedon'thaveyetdon'tcarrythesamevalue.Tosumup,sometimesyou'vegottostickwithsomething,eventhroughtoughtimes;butsometimesyouhavetohavethecouragetogiveup.Youhavetobeopentothefactthatsometimesgivingupistherightwayforward.WhatcanbelearnedaboutTinaSheusedtobeaviolinHertalentinviolinwasShewasforcedtogiveuptheSheconsideredherselfthebestWhatdoweknowaboutmanysuccessfulpeoplefromPara.TheyfeltmiserableinTheywerefacedwithmanyTheyusuallyhavenothinginTheyknowwellwhentogivesomethingWhyarepeopleunwillingtogiveupaccordingtoParaBecausetheyhavewastedtooBecausetheystaystuckinbadBecausetheyareafraidoflosingwhattheyBecausetheyfeelmiserablewiththepresentWhatistheauthor'scommenton"givingup"accordingtotheItcarrieslittleItleadstohardItissometimesabetterItisalwaysveryimportanttobeQuestions28to31arebasedonthefollowingRegularexercisecanhelpyoubuildstrongermuscles,shakeoffillnesses,andmakeyourclothesfitawholelotbetter.Butthere'sanotherbenefit:evenmoderateexerciseseemstotakeyearsoffyourage.Ofcourse,youcan'tchangeyourage,butexercisecanimproveyourhealthsothatyoulookandfeelyoungerthanyouare.Exercisegivesyoumoreenergy.Exercisefiresupyourbrainandbodysoyoufeelmoreenergetic.Exerciseputsyourbodyinastateofexcitement,whichmeansmorevitalityandagreatersenseofwellbeing.Dailytasks elesstiringandrequirelesseffort.It'sthekindofenergythatmakesyoufeellikeyouareadecadeortwoyounger.Exercisekeepsyourskinsoftandglowing.Researchersstudiedasmallgroupofadultsbetweenages20and84.Thefrequentexerciserswhowereoverage40hadskinthatresembledtheyoungerskinofpeopleintheir20sand30s.Thedifferencehadnothingtodowithsunexposure,whichwouldageyourskinfaster,reportedtheresearchteam;theyguessthatexercisecreatesbodysubstancesthathelpslowaginginskin,thoughtheysaymoreresearchisneededtolearnhowexerciseworks.Moreover,exercisehelpsyousleepsoundly.Restfulsleepislikeafountainofyouth,andexercisehelpsyouachieveResearchshowsthatregularexercisersfallasleepmoreeasilyandaremorelikelytoexperiencedeepsleep.Exercisetiresyouout,sure,butthere'smoretoitthanthat.Sleewellhelpsallthesystemsinyourbodyfunctionoptimally,soyou'relesslikelytosuffersleeplessness.Arecentstudyfindsthatgettingat1east150minutesofexerciseperweekimprovessleepqualityby65WhatdoweknowaboutsunexposureaccordingtotheItleadstofasteraginginItencouragesmoreItmakestheexerciserItcreatesbodyWhatcanwelearnfromPara.TheresearchersthinkexercisehelpstheskinworkTheresearchersarenotsurehowexerciseworksonskin.C.Exercisebringsmoresunexposuretotheskin.D.ExerciseonlyworksonpeopleunderItimprovessleep B.ItincreasesthelengthofC.Ithelpspeoplesleep D.ItmakespeoplelesstiredinWhichwouldbethebesttitleoftheExerciseandSounder B.ExerciseandStrongerC.ExerciseIncreasesSun Questions32to35arebasedonthefollowingEveryyear,Americansthrowaway50billionfoodanddrinkcans,27billionglassbottlesandjars,and65billioncancovers.Morethan30ofourwasteispackagingmaterials.Wheredoesitallgo?Some85ofourgarbageissenttoadump,oralandfill,whereitcantakefrom100to400yearsforthingslikeclothandaluminum(鋁)to pose.Glasshasbeenfoundinperfectconditionafter4,000yearsintheearth!Wearequicklyrunningoutofspace.It'stimetolearnthethreeR'softheenvironment:reduce,reuse,andReducingtheamountofwasteyouproduceisthebestwaytohelptheenvironment.Forexample:youcanbuyproductsthatdon'thavealotofpackaging.Youcanalsolookforthingsthatarepackedinmaterialsthatdon'trequirealotofenergyorresourcestoproduce.Insteadofbuyingsomethingyou'renotgoingtouseveryoften,borrowitfromsomeoneyouknow.Saveenergybyturningofflightsthatyouarenotusing.Insteadofthrowingthingsaway,trytofindwaystousethemagain!Bringclothbagstothestorewithyouinsteadoftakinghomenewpaperorplasticbags.Youcanusethesebagsagainandagain.Plasticcontainersandreusablelunchbagsaregreatwaystotakeyourlunchtoschoolwithoutcreatingwaste.Useallwritingpaperonbothsides.Insometownsyoucanleaveyourrecyclablesinbinsoutsideyourhome,andatruckwillcomeandcollectthemOthertownshaverecyclingcenterswhereyoucandropoffthematerialsyou'vecollected.Thingslikepaperandplasticgrocerybags,plasticandaluminumcansandbottlescanoftenbebroughttothegrocerystoreforrecycling.Whateveryoursystemis,it'simportanttoremembertocleanandsortyourWhatdoesthefirst lHowalandfillcontainsHowlongglasscanWhatdoesthe A. B. C. D.Whyarecloth BecausetheyrequirefewerresourcesforBecausetheycanberecycledmanyBecausetheycanbeusedBecausetheyrequirelessenergyforHowmanyspecificrecyclingsystemsarementionedinthelastB. C. D.PartШDirections:Thereisapassageinthispartwith10blanksinit.Readthepassagecarefullyandthenchoosethemostappropriateanswerfromthe4choicesmarkedA.,B.,C.andD.ThenblackenthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.Inthepast,Ialwaysthoughtbeingateacherwasaneasyjob.ButIchangedmy36whenIbecameapart-timeteacher.Aboutfouryearsago,RichardaskedmeifIcouldhelpteachhisstudentshowto37awebsiteaboutthemselves.IagreedtodoitbecausecomputeriswhatIdowellandIdidn'tthinkthatteachingcomputerwouldbethat38.Duringthefirstfewlessons,ItriedmybesttobefriendswiththestudentsbutintheendIknewthatitdidn'treally39Theytriedtoplaywithmeallthetimeevenwhentheyweresupposedtobelearning.Ididn'tmind40theyplayedwithmeafterthelessons.Butwhentheydiditduringthelesson,Iwouldn'tbe41toteachthem.Myexperiencehashelpedme 42teachersmore.AlsoithasmademebeabetterteacherbecauseInowknowhowteachersfeel.Ifanyofmy43teachersarereadingthis,Iwantto44sorryifIsometimesplayedaroundintheclasswhileyouwereteaching.Ineverthoughthowthatwouldmakeyoufeel.I 45Iwilldomybesttobeagoodstudentinthefuture.36.A.B.C.D.37.A.B.C.D.38.A.B.C.D.39.A.B.C.D.40.A.B.C.D.41.A.B.C.D.42.A.B.C.D.43.A.B.C.D.44.A. C.D.45.A.B.C.D.PartIVWordDirections:Thereare10 pletesentencesinthispart.Youshouldfillineachblankwiththeproperformofthewordgiveninthebrack

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