成人學(xué)士學(xué)位英語模擬試題十二

成人高等教育學(xué)士學(xué)位外語水平考試模擬試題（十二）英語試卷一PartIDialogueCompletion(15points)Directions:Thereare15shortincompletedialoguesinthispart,eachfollowedby4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosethebestonetocompletethedialogueandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.Tim:HowwasyourtriptoLondon?TOC\o"1-5"\h\zSusan:!MarvelousB.VerykindofyouC.NotnecessarilyD.QuiteexcitedEd:Areyougoingtowatchthefootballmatchtomorrowmorning?Maggie:.ThankyouB.SeeyouthenC.Yes,ofcourseD.No,goaheadMr.Williams:Excuseme.Canyoutellmethewaytothenearestpostoffice?Mike:.OfcourseyoucanYou'rewelcomeYoumusttakeitGostraightandthenturnleftMike:Hello,mayIspeaktoJane?Jane:Who'sthat,please?Yes,sheisB.YouarerightC.Yes,youmayD.SpeakingJohn:Guesswhat!Imetanoldschoolfriendinthestreetjustnow.Larry:I'msurebothofyoushouldbeveryglad.Soundsagoodidea.B.Don'tmentionit.C.Allright.D.Hownice!Jane:DoyoumindifIparkhere?Brett:.Lookatthesignhere:“NoParking”.OfcoursenotB.I'dratheryoudidn'tC.HelpyourselfD.That'srightAman:.Acariscoming.Awoman:Howdangerous!Thankyouverymuchfortellingme.HurryupB.LookoutC.TakeiteasyD.TakeyourtimeJoan:Don'tforgettopassonthemessagetomyteacher.Nancy:.No,Iwon'tB.Idon'tthinksoC.Sorry,Iwouldn'tD.Yes,IwillElaine:I'vemadeupmindtogoabroadnextyear.?Carol:Well,Ihaven'tdecidedityet.WhataboutyouHowdoyoulikeitSomethingaboutyouD.CanyoutellmeyoursMark:Ididn'tgotothebasketballmatchyesterday.James:.Itwasreallyexciting.Don'tworryB.Don'thurryC.WhatapityD.HowwonderfulJack:Sorry,Mymotherisn'tin.Shallshegiveyouareturncallwhenshecomesback?Mike:.Mynumberis5752370.No,thanksB.Yes,pleaseC.ThankyouD.That'sit12．Mary:Goodbye,Martin,remembermetoyourparents.TOC\o"1-5"\h\zMartin:.A.That'sallrightB.Thanks,IwillC.LetmeseeD.That'sagoodideaJohnson:I'msorryIbrokeyourcup.James:Oh,really?.It'sOKwithmeB.Itdoesn'tmatterC.Don'tbesorryD.Idon'tthinksoVirginia:Whatdoyouthinkofyournewjob?Rena:.Don'tmentionitB.Goodidea.C.Yes,itisD.Ilikeitverymuch.Lily:Couldyoupleasesparemeafewminutes?Jane:,butyou'dbetterbebrief.

B.GoaheadD.IhopesoB.GoaheadD.IhopesoC.ExcusemePartIIReadingComprehension(40points)Directions:Thereare4passagesinthispart.Eachofthepassagesisfollowedby5questionsorunfinishedstatements.Foreachofthemthereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosethebestoneandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.PassageOneWeoftenhearpeopletalkingaboutthegenerationgap.Thenameisnewbuttheideaisold.Theworldkeepschangingandithasalwayskeptchanging.DuringthesecondcenturyafterChrist,awisemansaid,“Burymeonmyfacebecauseinalittlewhileeverythingwillbeturnedupsidedown."Therehasalwaysbeenagapbetweengenerations,thoughmorepeopletalkaboutitnow.ThefollowingshowswhatOldMr.Ellisthinks"generationgap'means:youngpeopleandtheirparentsdon'tunderstandeachother.“WhenIwasaboy,Ithoughttheworldwasabeautifulplace.Mylifewasverypleasant.ButwhenIwasolderIlearnedaboutpeoplewhoweretreatedbadly,peoplewhodidn'thaveenoughtoeat.Iwantedtohelpthem,andImarriedagirlwhowantedtohelpthem,too.Wewenttomeetingsandtalkedalot,butitdidn'tseemtomakemuchdifference.“Ourchildrengrewupinaworldatwar.Theydidn'tknowwhenthewarwouldstop.Theywantedtheirchildrentohaveniceclothesandtoys.Theydidn'twanttothinkaboutthefuture.Theythoughtnothingcouldbedoneaboutit.“NowIhavegrandchildrenandtheyhavetheirownideas.Theyaretryingtomaketheworldbetter.Theyaretryingtohelpotherpeople.Theyaremakingpeoplelistentothem.I'mproudoftheirgeneration.""Generationgap'mostprobablymeans.anoldnamewithnewmeaningthegreatchangesbetweendifferentperiodsthefactthatthingswillbeturnedupsidedownsoonoldandyoungpeopledon'tunderstandeachotherThegapbetweengenerations.hasrecentlyappearedhasexistedforalongtimeonlyexistsinsomespecialtimesissomethingnotmuchtalkedabouttodayWhatisMr.Ellis'attitudetowardshisgrandchildren?Hedoesn'tunderstandthemverywell.Heoftencriticizethem.Helikesthemverymuch.Hedoesn'tcaremuchaboutthem.WhichofthefollowingstatementsistrueaccordingtoMr.Ellis?Hischildrenthoughtalotaboutthefuture.Hischildrenalwayslistenedtoothers.Hisgrandchildrentrytomaketheworldbetter.Hisgrandchildrenwanttohaveniceclothesandtoys.Thispassageisabout.thegenerationgapMr.Ellis'lifestoryMr.Ellis'familythedifferencesamongchildrenPassageOneMr.Andersworkedinahospital.Threeyearsago,whenhewassixty-eight,heretired.Butalotofpeoplestillcometoaskhimtolookthemover.He'sverybusyinthedaytimeandhewantstohaveagoodrestatnight.Halfayearagoayoungmanmovedintotheroomupstairs.Atfirsthewasquiet.Theoldmanwassatisfiedwithhim.Butnowhehasseveralfriends.Theyoftencometoseehimintheevening.Theytalkloudly,singanddance.Mr.Andersisunhappy,butheseldomsaysanythingaboutit.Itwastheyoungman'sbirthdayyesterday.Allhisfriendscameatsevenintheevening.Theydranktoomuchandmadealotofnoise.Theoldmancouldn'tfallasleepthewholenight.Inthemorning,assoonashegotup,hewentupstairsandknockedatthedoor.Theyoungmanopeneditforhimandaskedhimin.“Didyouhearmestriketheceilinglastnight,youngman?"askedMr.Anders.“Itdoesn'tmatter,sir.”saidtheyoungman,“Idon'tmindit.Itwasverynoisyinmyroom,too.”Mr.Andersisa.teacherB.policemanC.doctorD.gatekeeperAccordingtothepassage,afterMr.Anders'retirement,alotofpeoplecometoaskhimto.livewiththemchecktheirhealththeydon'tpayhimforithismedicalskillisgoodMr.Anderswasfirstsatisfiedwiththeyoungmanupstairsbecause.hetreatedpeoplefriendlyhetalkedtootherspolitelyhedidn'tmakemuchnoisehedidn'tspeakmuchThewordstrikgnpara.4)inthestorymeans.A.knocklightlyB.hitrepeatedlyC.touchgentlyD.beatcheerfullyWhichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?TheyoungmanthoughtMr.AnderscametosaysorrytohimMr.Anderswantedtodrinkwiththeyoungman.Mr.Andershopedtheyoungmantomovetoanotherhouse.TheyoungmanwasafraidtomeetMr.Anders.PassageThreeForanyonewhocometoHawaii,thepeopleandthelandalwaysofferanendlessgiftofloveandkindness.WhatarethebeautiesofHawaii?Let'sstartwithfour.Thebeach,famousforitswatertemperature,airtemperatureandwaves,naturally,isthefirstbeauty.TherearehundredsofmilesofbeachesonthetwentyislandsofHawaii.Mostofthemarecoveredwithfinewhitesand.Theyarethoughttobeamongthefinestbeachesintheworld.Then,whatdoyouthinkwouldbethesecondbeautifulthingyouwouldnotice?Theyarevolcanoes,ofcourse.Thesevolcanoesarenotjustapartoftheislands;theymadetheislandsinthefirstplace.Becauseofthemtheislandsarestillgrowing.ThemostfamousvolcanoonHawaiiisMaunaLoa.Itistheworld'smostactivevolcano.BecauseMaunaLoahaseruptedsooften,ithasbecomethebiggest(butnotthetallest)mountainintheworld.WhatwouldbethethirdthingofbeautythatthefirstvisitortoHawaiiwouldnotice?Itprobablywouldn'tbejustonething,butmanythings:allthewonderfulfruitandflowersoftheislands.SugarcaneandpineapplesareHawaii'sbiggestexports.SugarcanehasbeengrowinginHawaiiforathousandyearsandnowHawaiiproducesoveronemilliontonsofsugarayear.Asforpineapples,theislandsproducemorethananyotherplaceintheworld,whichhasmadeDoleCompanythebiggestfruit-packingcompanyintheworld.ThefourthandmostbeautifulthingaboutHawaiiisthepeoplewholivethere.Fromitsearliestdays,Hawaiihashadapeacefulhistory.ThePolynesianswhocametotheislandsaboutathousandyearsagobelievedthatastrangershouldbewelcomed.Theyofferedstrangersfoodandcomfort,andthoughtofthemasbrothers.TheHawaiiansneverrush,andperhapsthisisbecausetheycaremoreforhumanlifethantheycareforthemachine.ThereisanoldHawaiianlawthatamancangotosleepinthemiddleoftheroadifhewantsto.WhatmakesthepeopleofHawaiisobeautifulistheirfeelingaboutpeople.Thereare64differentcombinationsofracesontheislands,andtheyallliveinpeace.Theybelieve“Aboveallnationsishumanity.”Thatisthemostbeautifulthingofall.Accordingtothepassage,Hawaiiismadeupof.A.oneislandtwentyislands.sixty-fourislands.D.hundredsofislands.Whyarethevolcanoessospecialtotheislands?A.Theyeruptoften.Theyaregrowing.Theyactuallymadetheislands.Theyarenotapartoftheislands.WhathasmadeDoleCompanythebiggestfruit-packingcompanyintheworld？A.sugarB.fruitsC.sugarcaneD.pineapplesAccordingtothepassage,whyarethepeopleinHawaiithemostbeautifulthing?A.Becausetheyhadapeacefulhistory.Becausethereare64differentracesontheislands.Becausetheycaremoreforpeoplethananythingelse.D.Becausetheycansleepinthemiddleoftheroadiftheywant.Accordingtothepassage,“aboveallnationsishumanity”mightmean.A.nationsallsharethesamehumanity.humanityhasnonationalboundariesnationsintheworldallhavehumanityhumanityismoreimportantthannationsPassageFourAllovertheworld,andformanydifferentreasons,therearemillionsofpeoplewhorarelyornevereatmeat.Thesepeoplearecalledvegetarians.Topeoplewhoeatmeat,beingavegetarianmayseemlikeaverystrangething,butmostvegetariansareveryhappywiththeirchoiceofdiet.Theychosesuchdietsforseveraldifferentreasons.First,vegetarianshaveanenormoushealthadvantage.Oneofthemajorhealthproblemsinmodernsocietiesisnottoolittleproteinbuttoomuchfood,especiallyintheformofanimalfats.Medicalevidencesuggeststhatanimalfats,includingbutter,contributetothedevelopmentofcholesterolinthehumanbody.Highamountsofcholesterolseemtobepartofthecauseofheartdisease.Mostvegetarianshavelowlevelsofcholesterol.Highamountsofanimalfatsalsoseemtoleadtocertainkindsofcancer,andvegetariansaretypicallylessvulnerablteothesecancersthanpeoplewhoeatalotofmeat.Overall,studiescomparingthehealthofvegetariansandmeat-eatersshowthatthemeat-eatersaretwiceaslikelytodieofheartdiseaseasvegetariansare.Betterhealthisonereasonthatpeoplechoosetobecomevegetarians.Anotherreasonisreligion.Somereligionsforbidtheeatingofmeat.ThelargestoftheseistheHindureligion,whichhasabout600millionbelieversintheworld.AlthoughnotallHindusarevegetarian,manyare,andtherearemanybelieversofotherreligionssuchBuddhismandevensomeChristianreligionswhoalsodonoteatmeat.Manyvegetariansdonoteatmeatsimplybecausetheydonotlikethetasteofit.Theyhavenoreligiousorphilosophicalreasons;theyjustdonotlikemeat.Anotherimportantreasonthatvegetariansgivefornoteatingmeatisthehealthadvantagesthatweregivenabove.Lastly,therearemanypeoplewhodonoteatmeatbecausetheyjustdonotliketheideaofkillinganimalsforfood.Theybelievethatlife,alllife,isvaluable,andthatwedonothavetodestroylifetofeedourselveswhenthereareothergoodsourcesoffood.Accordingtothepassage,peoplechoosetobevegetariansforthefollowingreasonsEXCEPTA.theywanttostayhealthytheyaretookindtoputtheideaofkillinganimalstheyliveinareaswheremeatsupplyisnotadequateD.theyshouldnoteatmeatduetotheirreligiousbeliefWhichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtoParagraph2?A.Vegetariansenjoyamorehealthylifethanthemeateaters.Heartdiseaseandcancerarecausedbylargeamountsofprotein.Therearetwiceasmanymeat-eatersasvegetarianswhodieofcancer.Therearelesshealthproblemsinmodernsocietyduetoadvancedmedicalcare.Whichistrueaboutthevegetarians?A.Vegetariansnevereatmeatforwhateverreasons.Therearemorevegetariansthanmeat-eatersintheworld.Vegetarianscannoteatmeatbecauseoftheirhealthproblems.Somevegetarianscannotgetusedtoeatingmeatbecauseofthetaste.Whatdoes“vulnerable”meaninParagraph2?A.Havinglowlevelofcholesterol.Havinghighlevelofcholesterol.Havingweakabilitytoresistdiseasesandharms.Havingstrongabilitytoresistdiseasesandharms.Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethat.A.beingavegetarianmaybeaverystrangethingvegetarianseatmeatonsomespecialoccasionsallvegetarianshavereasonsfortheirnoteatingmeatmostvegetariansbelievethatlifewithoutmeatishappyPartIIIVocabularyandStructure(20points)Directions:Thereare40incompletesentencesinthispart.Foreachsentencethereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatbestcompletesthesentence.MarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.ItisThomasEdisonthattheelectriclamp.A.inventedB.discoveredC.designedD.developed,thegroupofpopsingersarevisitingallpartsofthecountry.A.AtpresentB.OntimeC.InthefutureD.InthepastIfeltverynervousasIwentintohisoffice,andhedidnotfromhisdeskwhenIentered.A.lookoutB.lookdownC.lookaroundD.lookupAsIfeltsomuchbetter,mydoctormetotakeaholidaybytheseaA.suggestedB.advisedC.recommendedD.consideredIlovethinkingofnewdesigns.ItkeepsmymindclearandactiveandfillsmyretiredlifewithA.sorrowB.anxietyC.joyD.anger—Helookssoyoung!—Iagreewithyou.Hemaylook30,butheis45.A.actuallyB.basicallyC.accordinglyD.entirelyAllthemothersatthepartywerehappywiththechildren'sperformances.A.thankfulB.presentC.interestedD.importantThebooksellercannotgetenoughbookstotheneedsoftheircustomers.A.meetB.pleaseC.fillD.containParentshavetheirconcernaboutviolenceinsomechildren'sshows.A.complainedB.expectedC.expressedD.acceptedWilliamiscleverthoughhe'sneverbeenincollege.SoyoushouldnothimA.lookforwardtoB.lookdownuponC.payattentiontoD.thinkhighlyofThewatchchaingivenbyhisgirlfriendashisbirthdaypresentissothathelikesitverymuch.A.nicelyB.lovelyC.finelyD.beautifullyWedecidedtoleavethewaitressabigbecauseherservicewasexcellent.A.noteB.tipC.giftD.moneyWhatdoyouthinkwouldbetheofthisdiamondnecklace,ifIweretosellit?A.valueB.priceC.worthD.costIhavetogohomeandsomemoremoney;Ididn'tknowthesethingswouldcometosomuch.A.bringB.takeC.carryD.fetch50.Unfortunatelyherfatherneverhadthetohearherplaytheviolin.A.timesB.chancesC.possibilityD.opportunity51.Thoseblack-and-whitepicturestakeninthe1960'salwaysmeofmyhappychildhoodinthecountryside.

B.remindsD.refreshesB.remindsD.refreshesC.recalls52.ThetelephonenumbersofMrs.Green'shomeandofthecinemaaresimilar,sopeopleoftenmakeaandcallherwhentheywantthecinema.A.gestureB.mistakeC.positionD.glimpseInordertowriteagoodcomposition,weshouldfirstmakeacarefulofwords.A.collectionB.selectionC.electionD.productionWashingtonwasthefirstpresidentoftheUnitedStatesaftertheWarofIndependenceended.A.electedB.pickedC.selectedD.chosenThecostoftheproductsto56,000Yuan.A.amountsB.numbersC.reachesD.addsI'llkeepyourcompanyifyouthere,.A.willgoB.wentC.shallgoD.godownthetelevision—ourbabyissleepinginthenextroom.A.TurnB.TurningC.TurnedD.ToturnIhavekeptthatphotoIcanseeiteveryday,asitremindsmeofmyuniversitydaysinU.S.A.A.whereB.whenD.whichC.whetherD.whichThepolicemantoldJohnthathisbikeandhecouldtakeithomerightaway.A.wouldbefoundB.wasfoundC.hadbeenfoundD.werefoundHewillbewatchingheranxiouslysheswimsthelongdistance.A.whileB.whereC.duringD.meanwhileHehadnosoonerreturnedtothecountrysideheboughtahouseandwenttolivethere.A.whenB.assoonasC.shortlyafterC.shortlyafterD.thanApolicemanansweredhisquestionspolitelyandpatiently.A.smiledB.smilingC.smileD.smilesSheisakindpersonthattheyallspeakhighlyofher.A.soB.asC.suchD.likeItwassonoisyneartheairport.,hemovedawaybecauseitwasmorethanhecouldbear.A.AtthebeginningB.FromthenonC.IntheendD.BythewayHeactedhehadneverbeenherebefore.A.asifB.evenifC.whileD.althoughSallyisnotathome.Shebackintwohours.A.beB.isC.hasD.willbeTheroomissoclean.Hemustthecleaningbeforeheleft.A.doB.havedoneC.didD.bedoneMrs.Whitemovedtothiscityin2000.Sheherefortenyears.A.willliveB.islivingC.hasbeenlivingD.lives---WillyoucomeonSaturdayorSunday?---I'mafraidispossible.I'llbebusythewholeweekend.A.eitherB.neitherC.bothD.eachManypeoplehavebeendrivenawayfromtheirhomesbythenoise.I'moneofpeopleleft.A.afewB.thefewC.alittleD.thelittleThechildrenhavetoldtheirparentstheywanttododuringthesummervacation.A.ifB.thatC.whyD.whatThismovieoftenmakesherofherownchildhood.A.tothinkB.thinkC.thinkingD.thinksTodayChinesebecomesverypopularandbymoreandmorepeoplearoundtheworld.A.wasspokenB.speaksC.isspokenD.spokeLookatthesign.Parkinghere.A.doesn'tallowB.didn'tallowC.wasn'tallowedD.isn'tallowedThedoctorsuggestedthatthemedicinesherebyplane.A.besentB.aresentC.hadbeensentD.weresentPartIVClozeTest(10points)Directions:Thereare10numberedblanksinthefollowingpassage.Foreachblank,thereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosethebestoneandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.Myfatherwavedmegoodbyeandthebussetoff.ThepersonsittingnexttomewasagovernmentengineergoingtoPeshawartoinspecttheroads.Hesaidthattravelingbybuswasanexcellentwaytotesttheroads.We76manyvillagesonthewayandstoppedonceortwicetobuycolddrinks,becauseitwasveryhotanddusty.Thecountrysidewasbrownanddryandtherewerelongstretcheswithnopeopleorvillages77sight.Wehadtostoponceatsomeroadworks,too,whichmademytravelingcompanionvery78.Mostofusweredozingintheafternoonheatwhenwewere79byasuddennoise,whichsoundedlikea80fromagun.Asthebusswervedandthenstoppedatthesideoftheroad,Irememberedallthe81Ihadheardaboutbandsofrobberswho82attacktravelersondesertedroadslikethis.ManyoftheotherpassengerslookedasbewilderedandfrightenedasImusthavelooked.My83,however,reassuredme:“Nothingtoworryabout.Onlya84tyre.Butweshallhavetowait85hec