廣東省學士學位英語歷年真題附答案作文

2016年廣東省學士學位英語歷年真題(附答案、作文)DialogueCompletion(15points)Directions:Thereare15shortincompletedialoguesinthispart,eachfollowedby4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosetheonethatbestcompletesthedialogueandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.1. WhatdayisittodayA.A.MondayB.It1. WhatdayisittodayA.A.MondayB.It'sfineC.June14D.Nineo'clock2.A.Sure,pleaseMayIusethetelephoneA.GoaheadB.ThankyousomuchThankyousomuch2.A.Sure,pleaseMayIusethetelephoneA.GoaheadB.ThankyousomuchThankyousomuchC.It'ssixo'clockDon'tworryD.Yes,IcanD.YouarewelcomeExcuseme.Canyoutellmethetime,pleaseC.4.A.That'srightYes,I'dliketoC.I'llbelateD.No,nevermind5.6.7. I'msorryIcan'tgiveyouanyhelp.——That'sOK.C.A.WhatapityThankyouallthesame Howdidyoufindyourvisittothemuseum,EddieB.IwentthereallbymyselfC.Myfriendshowedmethere Ididn'tknowthiswasaone-waystreet,sir._D_A.It'sdifferent.C.HowdareyousaythatIdon'tcareD.Don'tmentionitB.Oh,wonderful,indeedD.BytakingaNo.2bus.HowdoyoudoD.Sorry,butthat'snoexcuse.8.Idon'twanttoeatanything.I"mnotfeelingwelltoday. 4.A.That'srightYes,I'dliketoC.I'llbelateD.No,nevermind5.6.7. I'msorryIcan'tgiveyouanyhelp.——That'sOK.C.A.WhatapityThankyouallthesame Howdidyoufindyourvisittothemuseum,EddieB.IwentthereallbymyselfC.Myfriendshowedmethere Ididn'tknowthiswasaone-waystreet,sir._D_A.It'sdifferent.C.HowdareyousaythatIdon'tcareD.Don'tmentionitB.Oh,wonderful,indeedD.BytakingaNo.2bus.HowdoyoudoD.Sorry,butthat'snoexcuse.8.Idon'twanttoeatanything.I"mnotfeelingwelltoday. D_,Carlos.Ihopeyou'llbebettersoon.A.Itdoesn'tmatterI'mbetternowB.Don'tbotherI'msorrytohearthat9.AreyougoingtotakepartintheEnglishcontesttobeheldattheendofthistermC.A.I'mafraidB.IdoC.ItdependsD.It'sapleasure10.Today'sSunday.WhataboutgoingtotheScienceMuseum__C__.TakeiteasyC.That'sagoodideaLet'scallitadayD.It'skindofyoutosayso11.Ihavejustpassedmyexam.Ifeelsorelievednow.B!A.ThankyouB.WelldoneC.CheerupD.MypleasureWouldyouliketocometothepartyFridayeveningB.12.13.14.A.Yes,Idon'tB.Idon'tthinksoC.No,Iwon'tD.Sorry,Iwouldn't Howcouldyousaythat C_.Ididn'tmeantohurtyou.Itdoesn'tmatterC.Iamreallysorry12.13.14.A.Yes,Idon'tB.Idon'tthinksoC.No,Iwon'tD.Sorry,Iwouldn't Howcouldyousaythat C_.Ididn'tmeantohurtyou.Itdoesn'tmatterC.IamreallysorryThat'sallrightD.NoneofyourbusinessYouhavegivenusawonderfulparty,Mrs.Johnson.__B_.A.Don'tsaytoItisinterestingforyoutosayso15. What'sthematterYoureallylookupset.B_. Well,betterlucknexttime.IhavewonaprizeC.Why,IalwayslookuptoyouI'mgladyouenjoyeditD.Oh,I'mafraidIdidn'torganizeitwellB.IfailedanimportanttestD.MeIneverlookdownuponanybodyDon'tforgettopassonthemessagetomyteacher.__A.ReadingComprehension(40points)Directions:Thereare4passagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedby5questionsorunfinishedstatements.Foreachofthemthereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosethebestoneandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.PassageOneWeareallbusytalkingaboutandusingtheInternet,buthowmanyofusknowthehistoryoftheInternetManypeoplearesurprisedwhentheyfindthattheInternetwassetupasrecentlyasthe1960s.Atthattime,computerswerelargeandexpensive.Computernetworksdidn'tworkwell.Ifonecomputerinthenetworkbrokedown,thenthewholenetworkstopped.Soanewnetworksystemhadtobesetup.Itshouldbegoodenoughtobeusedbymanydifferentcomputers.Ifpartofthenetworkwasnotworking,informationcouldbesentthroughanotherpart.Inthiswaythecomputernetworksystemwouldkeeponworkingallthetime.AtfirsttheInternetwasonlyusedbythegovernment,butinthe1970s,universities,hospitalsandbanksbegantouseit,too.However,computerswerestillveryexpensiveandtheInternetwasdifficulttouse.Atthebeginningofthe1990s,computersbecamecheaperandeasiertouse.AndscientistsdevelopedsoftwarethatmadeInternetsurfing"moreconvenient.TodayitiseasytogetonlineanditissaidthatmillionsofpeopleusetheInterneteveryday.16.TheInternetwassetupinB.A.1960 皿the1960s C.1970 D.the1970sComputernetworksdidn'tworkwellatfirstbecauseD.computerswerelargeandexpensivecomputerscouldn'tsendinformationfastcomputersdidn'tfitintothesamenetworkifonecomputerfailed,thewholenetworkstoppedWhichofthefollowingwasthefirsttousetheInternetAA.Governments. B.Universities. C.Banks. D.Hospitals.WhichofthefollowingstatementsistrueCPeopleusetheInternetmainlytosendemails.Computersarenowmorecostlythaneverbefore.Computerswerecostlyandhardtouseuntiltheearly1990s .Inthe1970stheInternetwaseasytousebutcomputerswerecostly.ThebesttitleforthepassageisC.A.TheFutureoftheInternet B.TheHistoryofComputersC.TheHistoryoftheInternet D.ConvenientInternetSurfingPassageTwoAlanChangwasahandsomeyoungmanwithgoodmanners.Onemorninghewaswalkingalongastreetonhiswaytoanappointment.Hedidnotwanttobeearlyorlate.Hehadforgottentoputonhiswatchsohewentuptoamanwhowaswaitingforataxi.Excuseme,sir,"hesaid,verypolitely,butcouldyoutellmethetime”Theman,whowasverywell-dressedandlookedquiterich,saidnothing.HedidnotevenlookatAlan.Alanspoketohimagain.Excuseme,sir,"hesaid,butcouldyoupleasetellmewhattimeitis”Thistimethemanlookedathim,buthedidnotspeakandlookedquicklyaway.Alanthoughttohimself:well,hecanhearme;hemustbejustrude.SoAlanaskedagain,Whywouldn'tyoutellmethetime,sirThemanturnedtowardshimandsaid,Putyourselfinmyshoes.Iamstandingherewaitingforataxi.Youcomeuptomeandaskmeforthetime.IfItellittoyou,youwillthankme.Iwillsay That'sallright.'YoumaythensayIt'sabeautifulday,'towhichImayreplyYes,Ilikethesesunnywinterdays.'Beforeweknowwhatishappeningwehaveafriendlyconversation.Youareapleasant,politeyoungman,sowhenmytaxicomes,Iofferyouaride.Youaccept.Wetalk.Ilikeyou.Youlikeme.Iinviteyoutomyhome.Youmeetmydaughter.Sheisaveryprettygirl.Youareagood-lookingman.Youlikeeachother.Soonyoufallinlove.Youwanttomarry.Nowdoyouunderstandmyproblem”Alanshookhishead.No,sir,I'msorry,Idon't.Everythingyouhavesaidseemsverynaturaltome.”Exactly,"themansaid,andIdonotwantmydaughtertomarryamanwhoistoopoortobuyawatch.Goodmorningtoyou."Andwiththesewordshehurriedaway.WhydidAlanaskthemanwhattimeitwasCA.Hewastoolate. B.Hewasveryearly.C.Hehadlefthiswatchhome. D.Hewantedtomeettheman'sdaughter.WhatdidAlanthinkofthemanwhenhewouldnottellhimthetimeAA.Hewasimpolite. B.Hewasdeaf.C.Hewasstupid. D.HespokenoEnglish.WhatdidthemanmeanbytheunderlinedpartPutyourselfinmyshoes"DA.Don'tinterruptme. B.Myshoeshurtme.C.Comeandtrymyshoes. D.Trytounderstandme.WhatkindofamanwasAlanChangeintheman'sopinionBA.Athief. B.Apoorman. C.Acheat. D.Arichman.ThestoryismainlyaboutA.A.howrudeapersoncanbe B.howonethingleadstoanotherC.whereapersoncan'ttellthetime D.whyyoushouldn'tspeaktostrangersPassageThreeWhatarethebeautiesofHawaiiLetsstartwithfour.Thebeach,famousforitswatertemperature,airtemperatureandwaves,isthefirstbeauty.TherearehundredsofmilesofbeachesonthetwentyislandsofHawaii.Theyarethoughttobeamongthefinestbeachesintheworld.Then,whatdoyouthinkwouldbethesecondbeautifulthingItisvolcanoes（火山）,ofcourse.Thesevolcanoesarenotjustapartoftheislands;theymadetheislandsinthefirstplace.Becauseofthemtheislandsarestillgrowing.WhatwouldbethethirdthingofbeautythatthefirstvisitortoHawaiiwouldnoticeItprobablywouldn'tbejustonething,butmanythings:allthewonderfulfruitsandflowersoftheislands.Sugarcane,bananasandpineapplesareHawaii'sbiggestexports.SugarcanehasbeengrowinginHawaiiforathousandyears.Asforpineapples,theislandsproducemorethananyotherplacesintheworld,whichhasmadeDoleCompanythebiggestfruit-packingcompanyintheworld.ThefourthandmostbeautifulthingaboutHawaiiisthepeoplewholivethere.TheHawaiiansneverrush,andperhapsthisisbecausetheycaremoreforhumanlifethantheycareforthemachine.ThereisanoldHawaiianlawthatamancangotosleepinthemiddleoftheroadifhewantsto.WhatmakesthepeopleofHawaiisobeautifulistheirfeelingaboutpeople.Thereare64differentcombinationsofracesontheislands,andtheyallliveinpeace.TheybelieveAboveallnationsishumanity."Thatisthemostbeautifulthingofall.Accordingtothepassage,HawaiiismadeupofB.A.oneislandB.twentyislandsC.sixty-fourislandsD.hundredsofislands27.WhyarethevolcanoessospecialtotheislandsBA.Theyarenotapartoftheislands. B.Theyactuallymadetheislands.C.Theyarethefirstintheworld. D.Theyaregrowing.WhathasmadeDoleCompanythebiggestfruit-packingcompanyintheworldDA.Sugar. B.Sugarcane. C.Bananas. D.Pineapples.ThepeopleinHawaiiarethemostbeautifulthingbecause_D.A.theyhadapeacefulhistory B.theycansleepinthemiddleoftheroadC.thereare64differentracesontheislandsD.theycaremoreforpeoplethananythingelse30.Accordingtothepassage,aboveallnationsishumanity"mightmeanC.A.notallnationshavehumanity B.humanityisasimportantasanationC.humanityhasnonationalboundaries D.allhumanbeingsshouldliveinpeacePassageFourThereisameasurablerelationbetweenhowmuchapersonlearnsandhisattitudetowardthesubjecttobelearned.Whenfacedwithadifficultlearningtask,onepathtosuccessistoconcentrateonthepositiveaspectsofthesubjectmatter.Ifastudenthasaboringteacher,onesolutionistolookforthepositiveaspectsofcompletingthecourse,regardlessofhowboringtheteacherhappenstobe.Toaccomplishthismightrequireaprivatetutororsomeindependentreading,butwiththerightattitude,successispossible.Over-achievers—studentswhodobetterthantheirtestscoresshow—usuallyhaveapositiveinteresttowardlearning.Theymaylearnsomethingsmoreslowly,andtheymaymakemoreefforts,but,tocompensate（補償）,theyareoftenbetteratapplyingwhattheyhavelearned.Aslongastheydonothaveemotionalproblems,theyaresuccessful.Under-achievers-thosewhofunctionbelowtheirabilityshownbytestscored—oftentendtoallowafewnegativefactorstoaffectthem.Becauseoftheirnegativeattitudes,theysometimesbecomeunfairlycriticalofteachers.Theyallowthemselvestogetboredwhenitisnotnecessary.Inshort,theirattitudesoftencausethemtolearnlessthanover-achievers.Ifyoulearntoreplaceanegativeattitudetowardlearningwithsomethingmorepositive,youareon

theroadtoachievingalmostanygoalyoudesire.Forexample,ifyourealizeapersonalcomputerwithawordprocessorwouldimproveyourperformance,buthaveanattitudethatkeepstellingyouthatacomputerisdifficulttooperate,youtendtomakeallkindsofexcuses.Inshort,youresistmakingfulluseofaterrifictool,simplybecauseyournegativeattitudepreventsyoufromlearning.WhatdoestheauthorthinkastudentshoulddoifhehasaboringteacherDA.Lookforanewcourse. B.Becriticaloftheteacher.C.Completethecoursewithagoodscore. D. Havearightattitudetoward theteacher.Thewriterthinksthatover-achieversandunder-achievers mainlydifferinC.A.theirtestscores B. theirjudgmentofothersC.theirattitudestowardlearning D. theirskillsinusingcomputersTheunderlinedphrasefunctionbelowtheirabilityshownbytestscoresmeanstheunder-achievers_B_.A.oftengetlowscoresintestsdoworseinactuallearningthanintestsusuallydobetterinteststhantheover-achieversarealwaysslowinlearningandhavetomakemoreeffortsTheexampleofthepersonalcomputershowsthatB.A.findingexcuseshelpsinlearning B.toreactnegativelycanbeharmfulC.hard-workingisthekeytosuccess D.makinguseofthecomputerisimportantWhatisthemainideaofthepassage AAttitudesplayanimportantroleinlearning.Studentsshouldlearnhowtousepersonalcomputers.Teachersarenotsoimportantinthelearningprocess.Therearemanydifferencesbetweenover-andunder-achievers.PartIIIVocabularyandStructure(20points)Directions:Thereare40incompletesentencesinthispart.Foreachsentencethereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatbestcompletesthesentence,markyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.Thisphoto.AmeofthedayswhenIworkedonthefarmmanyyearsago.A.reminds B.recalls C.retells D.remembersIcan'tgetonlinebecausemyC_brokedown.A.camera B.watch C.computer D.recorderWouldyoupleaseD_theTValittleThechildrenaredoingtheirhomework.A.turnon B.turnoff C.turnup D.turndownFewhousesinthisdistrict_D_theterribleearthquakeandmanypeoplewerekilled.A.lasted B.survived C.deserved D.passedWetriedtofindatableforseven,buttheywereallC一.A.givenaway B.keptaway C.takenup D.usedupWeareatyourservice.Don't_Btoturntousifyouhaveanyproblems.A.beg B.hesitate C.desire D.seekMybossdidnot_DfromhisdeskwhenIenteredhisoffice.A.lookout B.lookaround C.lookdown D.lookupIlovethinkingofnewdesigns.Itkeepsmymindclearandactiveandfillsmyretiredlifewith_A.一A.joy B.anxiety C.sorrow D.angerThecompanyisstartinganewadvertisingcampaignto_morecustomers.A.join B.attract C.stick D.transferWhereisthenewcameraIborrowedlastweekD.touchD.closetoD.meetD.entirelyD.expectedD.touchD.closetoD.meetD.entirelyD.expectedD.developedA.order B.sight C.reachHerman'ssuccessis」__hishardworkandhisacademicability.A.usedto B.equalto C.duetoThebooksellercannotgetenoughbooksto_D_theneedsoftheircustomers.A.make B.please C.fillHelookssoyoung! Iagreewithyou.Helooks30,butheis_A_45.A.actually B.basically C.accordinglyParentshaveAtheirconcernaboutviolenceinsomechildren'sshows.A.expressed B.accepted C.complainedItwasThomasEdisonthatA_theelectriclamp.A.invented B.discovered C.designed

51.Thedoctorssuccessfullycompleteda20-houroperationtoBtheone-year-oldtwinsatthehead.A.isolate B.separate C.divide D.removeIn_AChineseculture,children'smarriagedecisionswereoftenmadebyparents.A.traditional B.historic C.remote D.initialWedecidedtoleavethewaitressabigD_becauseherservicewasexcellent.A.bill B.money C.fare D.tipExperimentsshowthatdifferenttemperatureshavedifferentDonhumanfeelings.A.results B.troubles C.endings D.effectsThecostoftheproductsDto56,000Yuan.A.reaches B.numbers C.amounts D.countsThemotheraskedtheboystoputD_everythinginorderbeforetheylefttheroom.A.the;a B.an;the C./;aD./；/57. DoyoulikepopmusicorcountrymusicC.Ionlylikesports.A.Each B.Either C.NeitherD.Both58.ItwasnotknownDhehadsaidduringtheinterview.A.whether B.where C.thatD.what59.Don'tgetoffthebusAithasstoppedcompletely.A.until B.when C.ifD.since60.__DdoesittakeyoutowashallthedishesA.Howoften B.Howmuch C.HowlongD.Howfast61._C_allherfriendsandmoneygone,Katefelttotallyhopeless.A.Because B.Owingto C.WithD.Butfor62._Bbadnewsitis!Wemusttryourbesttohelpthemoutofthedifficulty.A.What B.Whata C.HowD.Howa63.Idon'tthink_Dpossibletofinishtheworkintimewithouthishelp.A.what B.this C.thatD.it64.Itis_Afrommyschooltotherailwaystation.A.two-hourswalk B.two-hour'swalk C.two-hourwalkD.atwo-hourwalk65.It'snotagoodhabittoleaveyourwork旦A.donehalf B.halfdone C.ahalfdoneD.doneahalf66.WelikeourEnglishteacherbecausesheoftentellsAfunnystoriesinclass.A.us B.our C.weD.ours67.Hislittlecarisn't_B_forfivepeople.A.enoughbig B.bigenough C.asenoughbigD.sobigenough68.Whenandwheretoholdthemeeting_C__notdecidedyet.A.is B.are C.hasD.have69.Anewhousewillhavebeenbuilthere_A_.A.inthisyear B.foroneyearC.bytheendoftheyear D.duringthelastyear70.Itwasalreadyteno'clockintheeveningD_wearrivedatthehotel.A.since B.while C.thatD.when71.C,wewillreviewallthelessonsbeforethefinalexam.A.Iftimewillpermit B.Timepermitting C.IftimepermittedD.Timepermits72.Lastmonth,partofSoutheastAsiawasstruckbyfloods,B_effectscanstillbefeltnow.A.which B.whose C.what D.that__C_youdo,youshouldputyourheartintoit.A.Nomatterhow B. Whenever C. Nomatterwhat D. Wherever_C_hasalreadybeenpointedoutbefore, Englishgrammarisnotasetofdeadrules.A.This B. That C. It D. AsTheseuniversitystudentsarelookingforacheaphotelA_.A.tostayin B. tobestaying C. whichtostay D. whereto stayinPartIVClozeTest(10points)Directions:Thereare10blanksinthefollowingpassage.Foreachnumberedblank,thereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosethebestoneandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.MrSmithgavehiswifefiftypoundsforherbirthday.Thedayafterherbirthday,MrsSmith_76shopping.Shequeued77abus,gotonandsatdownnexttoanoldlady.Afterawhile,shenoticedthattheoldlady'shandbagwas 78 .Insideit,shesawsomepoundnotesexactlyliketheonesherhusbandhadgivenher.Soshequicklylookedintoherownbag-thenoteshad79 !MrsSmithwassuretheoldladywhowassittingnexttoherhad80them.Shethoughtshewouldhavetocall81;butasshedislikedmakingafussandmakingpeopleintotrouble,shedecidedtotakebackthemoneyfromtheoldlady'sbagandsay82 moreaboutit.Shelookedroundthebustomakesurenobodywaswatching;thenshecarefullyputherhandintotheoldlady'sbag,tookthenotesand83theminherownbag.Whenshegothomethatevening,sheshowedherhusbandthebeautifuldressshehadbought.“84didyoupayforit"heasked.Withthemoneyyougavemeformybirthday,ofcourse,"shereplied.OhWhat'sthat,then“heasked,ashepointedtothe85onthetable.B76.A.madeB.wentC.tookD.decidedA77.A.inB.onC.forD.toA78.A.openB.closedC.o