2023年大學(xué)英語A形成性考核

學(xué)號：８姓名：任婷婷專業(yè)：行政管理形成性考核4答題紙部分I.VocaｂulａryaｎdStrucｔure（每小題1分，共2０分）題號1234567８９１0答案ACDDDAＡACD題號１1121３１４１51６17１8１920答案BＢCACDDＡCCII.ReａdingComｐrｅｈensioｎ（每小題2分，共４0分）題號123４567８9１0答案DBＣCＤAＣABD題號1１12１３1４1５１61７1８1920答案CBDＤＤBBＢDBIII.Cloｚe（每小題1分,共20分)題號123４5６７8910答案ACCDCABDDB題號111２13１４１５1617181９20答案ACDDACBＢＣB=4\*ＲOＭANＩV.Ｔrａnslatｉon(每小題2分，共20分）1．不管是誰打來電話,你的聲音都應(yīng)當(dāng)是和諧的并且以禮待人.2.你必須了解公司并且進一步了解這個職位的任職規(guī)定.3.另一方面,假如你的語言學(xué)習(xí)一直不成功，你最佳試試上面列出的一些技巧。4．我覺得對我來說想學(xué)醫(yī)是一件很自然地事情，由于我想回到我來的地方。5.我是那些方向感很差的可憐人中的一員。6.Lazｉｎesswilllｅadtoｈisｆailｕre。7.Aｓasaｉlor,yｏuｈaｖetobeｏuｔsｉdｅallyeaｒｒoｕnd.8．Nooneknｏwswｈeｎtｈecｕｓtｏmbｅgan．9．I'ｍｐrouｄｏfｔhedｅvelopｍentofmyｈometowniｎreｃentyeａrs.10.Whａt(yī)sheｓaiｄisｓovaguetｈatＩdｏn'ｔknowwhａｔshewaｎteｄtosaｙ.試題部分Ｉ．VoｃabuｌaｒyａndStructｕｒe（每小題1分,共2０分）Diｒｅctｉｏｎs：Ｔhｅｒｅarｅ30iｎcompｌetesｅnｔenceｓinthｉｓpａｒt．Foｒeａｃhseｎｔenceｔｈeｒeare4chｏiceｓmarkedA,B,Ｃ,ａnｄD.Ｃｈoosetｈeonethａt(yī)besｔcｏｍｐleｔestｅhsentencｅ.1.Ｗe_＿＿_A＿_hｅａrinｇｆrｏmyouassooｎaspossibｌe.A.looｋforwaｒdto ??B.payａt(yī)tｅntｉoｎｔｏC.ｇａｖewａｙto ?D．hｏｌdonto2.WheｎＩwenthome，tｈｅyhadalｒeａdy＿__Ｃ＿__forthｅＮｏｒth.A.cuｔｏｆf??Ｂ.ｃallｅｄoｆf? 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