陜西能源職業(yè)技術(shù)學(xué)院單招英語模擬試題及答案

陜西能源職業(yè)技術(shù)學(xué)院單招英語模擬試題及答案第二部分英語知識利用第一節(jié)：單項填空(共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分)21．I’mnotsureifIwilltakethebusortrain，butwayIwillbetheretonight．A．both B．a(chǎn)ny C．neither D．either22．ThisbookwillguideyouthewholeprocessofbuyingahouseinCollegeTown．A．through B．a(chǎn)cross C．over D．past．23．WhenMr.Bushgotuptospeak，theformerpresidenthadshoesathimagainA．tothrow B．tobethrown C．throwing D．thrown24．－TheSavory’saverynicehotel－Isn’titratherexpensive，? A．too B．therefore C．though D．yet25．—DOyouthinkJohniscomingtoattendMr.Lee’slecture?－Sure，Ihavehimto.A．promised B．suggested C．demanded D．persuaded26．Don’ttaketheladderaway．Yourfatherit．A．used B．wasusing C．hasused D．isusing27．thematterwasargent，Paultookhistimereplyingtohispersonalemailmessage．A．As B．Unless C．Because D．Although28．inmybedroom，IstartedtoreadtheChickenSoupfortheSoul.A．Leavinglonely B．HavingleftaloneC．Leftalone D．Tobeleftlonely29．GivemeyourfavoriteblouseandI'llseeifthedirtymarkwill．A．fallout B．comeout C．getout D．runout30．Planningsofaraheadmakesno—somanythingswillhavechangedbynextyear．A．effort B．change C．sense D．meaning31．IliketohavehimnexttomeIcankeepalleyeonhimA．where B．that C．which D．when32．AnOlympicMarathonis26milesand385yards，approximatelyfromMarathonToAthens．A．a(chǎn)distance B．isthedistance C．thedistance D．thedistanceis33．Manyofthecreatures’inJ．KRowling’sworldarenotrealandmuchofhappensisstrangetous．A．which B．them C．what D．that34．IhavebeenlookingforMichaelforawholeday．Wherehehavegone?A．should B．must C．can D．may35．－Doyouwanttotryskydiving?－．It’skindofdangerous．A．Nowonder B．Noway C．Nodoubt D．Nogood第二節(jié)：完形填空(共20小題；每小題1.5分，滿分30分)Itwasawinterinmychildhood,onasnow-coveredhillinoursuburbanneighborhood．MybrotherandIwereonthesled，．himontop，meonthe36Ifelthischin(下巴)onmy37andhisfeetonthebacksofmyknees．Thesledmovedontheicygroundbeneathus。We38speedaswesliddownthehill．“CAR!”someone39We40itcomingdownthestreettoourleft．Wescreamedand41toslideaway,42therunnersdidnotmove．43pressedthehornand．44thebrakes，andwedidwhatallkidsdo：we45off.46ourhooded(帶帽)warmjacket，we47likelogsdownthecold，wetsnow,thinkingthenextthingtotouchuswouldbethehardrubberof48。Wewereshouting“AHHHHHHHH”andwewerefilledwith49，turningoverandover,theworldupsidedown，rightsideup，upsidedown．Andthen，50．Westoppedrollingandcaughtour5landwipedthedrippingsnowfromourfaces.Thedrivermineddownthestreet，wagginghisfinger．Wewere52.Oursledhadknockedquietlyintoasnowbark,andourfriendswerejokingwithusnow,saying“Cool”and“You53havedied.”Igrinnedatmybrother,andwewereunitedbychildishpride．Thatwasn’tso54，wethought,andwewere55totakeondeathagain．36．A．side B．left C．bottom D．end37．A．cheek B．chest C．a(chǎn)rm D．shoulder38．A．lookedup B．pickedup C．madeup D．tookup39。A．whispered B．mentioned C．said D．shouted40，A．saw B．noticed C．observed D．felt41．A．managed B．pretended C．seemed D．tried42．A．a(chǎn)nd B．while C．but D．if43．A．mpassengersB．Thedriver C．Therunners D．We44．A，caused B．hit C．knocked D．pulled45．A．slid B．got C．jumped D．came46．A．On B．With C．In D．Above47．A．fell B．ran C．felt D．rolled48．A．a(chǎn)cartire B．a(chǎn)snowbank C．a(chǎn)solidground D．a(chǎn)carlight49．A．excitement B．a(chǎn)nxiety C．disappointment D．fear50．A．everythingB．something C．nothing D．a(chǎn)nything51．A．eye B．sled C．breath D．jacket52．A．tired B．surprised C．safe D．confused53．A．should B．must C．could D．will54．A．easy B．exciting C．funny D．hard55．A．unwilling B．ready C．possible D．upset第三部分閱讀了解(共20小題；每小題2分，滿分40分)AEverypersonleavesafootprint．That’swhatIlearntwhenIstartedtoworkasaprivateinvestigator10yearsago．Peoplepayrestaurantbillswiththeirbankcards，checkintohotelsortravelaround.Ineverycase，theyleaveatrace．Andbecauseofthis，I’mabletotrackthemdownevenwhentheydon’twanttobefound．ThefirstthingIdowhenIwanttofindoutwheresomeoneisstayingistogototheneighborhoodwhereheusedtolive。It’shumannaturetotellstorieswhichiswhyneighborswilltellmealltheyknowwhenIringattheirhouses．Sometimes，someoneeventalksabouthisfriend’sdishonesty．ThenIproduceapatternofmysubject’slife：ifhelikestohaveaholidayinSpainorinItaly,ifhepreferstwo-or-three-starhotelsandwherehemighthidehisassets．WhenI’vegotthislifepattern，Istartmyresearch．Ninetimesoutof10，IfindthepeopleI'mlookingfor．Ionceinvestigatedalorrysupplierwhoowed￡500，000toasubcontractor(分包商)。ThesubcontractorwantedtofindoutifitwasworthbringingchargesagainstthesupplierIfoundoutthesupplierhadmovedassetstohisson，whofoundedanewcompanyofferingthesameproduct．Itwasalldonewithinthelaw．Therewasnomoneytobegotfromthatoperation．However,IaskedthesonIfIcouldspeaktohisfatherandhetoldmethathisparentwasonalongholidayinSpainandwouldn’tbebackforawhile．Itdidn’ttakemelongtofindoutthatthefatherwasn’tinSpain．IwentbacktothesonandthistimehetoldmethathisfathermightbeinBulgaria,andIfoundhimdoingwintersport‘sinabeautifulmountainarea．Hewaslivinginabighouseonalargepieceoflandhehadboughtfor￡400，000．Thiswasexactlythekindofassetmycustomerwaslookingfor．56．Welearnfromthetextthataprivateinvestigatorisonewho．A．followspeopleandreportsonwhattheydoB．helpspeoplestartbusinessC．givesadvicetopeopleaboutthelawD．settlesargumentsbetweenbusinessesorcompanies57．Theunderlinedword“assets”(inparagraph2)mostprobablymeans．A．houses B．family C．identity D．possessions58．Accordingtothepassage，whichofthefollowingisTRUE?A．Theauthorvisitstheplacewherehissubjectusedtoliveinordertofindoutwhyheisdishonest．B．It’shumannaturetosharesometroublewithothersC．Theauthorusuallytrackssomeone’sbankcardfirstifhewantstofindoutwherethemanisstaying．D．Thelorrysuppliermovedhisasset’stohissoninordertopreventpayingbackthemoneyheowed．59．WemayinferfromthetextthatthesubcontractormightA．bringchargesagainstthelorrysupplier’ssonB．giveuphopeofsettlingthedebtC．gethismoneybackD．sellthebighouseinBulgariaBWhyisitthatmanypeoplewhohavesufferedamajorshock，suchasdivorceordeathofafamilynumber,seemtobeweakeragainstavarietyofmajorandminorillness．Onecommonideaamongpsychologistshasbeenthatpeoplecoulddealwithsufferingmoreeffectivelyiftheywereabletounderstandandacceptit．：Indeed，manyexpelsstressthevalueofexpressingthoughtsandfeelingsconnectedwithupsettingevents．Recently,ateamofmedicalresearchersstudiedthelinksbetweendescribingpsychologicallypainfuleventsandlong-termhealth．Inoneexperimenthealthycollegestudentswereaskedtowriteabouteitherpersonallydisturbingexperiencesorordinarytopicsoveraperiodoffourdays．Inthemonthsafterwards，studentswhohadchosentoshowtheirinnerthoughtsandfeelingsintheirwritingvisitedthehealthcenterforillnessmuchlessoftenthanthosewhohadwrittenabouteverydaytopics．Inanexperimentthatfollowed，anothergroupofhealthystudentsweregiventhefour-daywritingexercises．Somechose，towriteabouthighlypersonalandupsettingexperiences(includingloneliness,problemswithfamilyandfriends，andhealth)．Whenquestionedimmediatelyafterwards，theysaidthattheydidnotfeelanybetter．However，theirbloodsamplestakenbeforeandaftertheexperimentshowedevidenceofanimprovedresistancetoillness．Thewhitecellsthatfightoffbacteriaandviruseshadincreasedtheirreactionandsensitivitytothese“invaders'’．Thistrendcontinuedoverthefollowingsixweeks，whenanotherbloodsamplewastaken．Individualswhoshowedthebestresultswerethosewhowroteabouttopicsthattheyhadactivelykeptfromtellingothersabout．Theresearcherssuggestedthatfailuretofaceuptopainfulexperiencesearlbeaformofstressitself,andincreasethepossibilityofillness．Itfollows,then，thatactivelydealingwithamajorshockmakespossibleitsunderstandingandacceptance.Theanswerisnottosufferinsilence．Itmaynotalwaysbepossibletotalkaboutpersonalproblems，butwritingthemdownwilthelpthebodytofightdiseaseinthelongrun．60．Accordingtothepassagestudentswhowroteaboutpainfuleventsorpersonalproblems A．enjoyedsharingtheirinnerthoughtandfeelingsB．werelesslikelytoseektreatmentforsicknessC．haddecreasedfeelingsoflonelinessD．feltmuchbetterafterwards61．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“invaders”inparagraph3referto?A．Thewhitecells． B．Bacteriaandviruses。C．Resistancetoillness． D．Thereactionandsensitivityofthecells．62．Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?A．Sufferingandhealth B．Innerthoughtsand．feelings．C．Illnessandhealth D．Mentalillnessandsocialacceptance．CFruitpowereddigitalclockFruit’snotonlygoodtoeat，butitcanalsopowerthisFruitdigitalClock.Thisclockusethescientificrulesonwhichmodernelectricalstoragebatteriesarebased,Theacidfromthefruithelpstransmit(傳遞)anelectricalflowbetweentwometalpoles。TheclockispricedatUS$15.Connectinganyfreshfruitorvegetabletotheclockwillmakeitwork．Thefruitisaclean，renewablesourceofelectricalpower．USBvacuum．Doyouknowthedirtiestpansofyourdeskareprobablyyourkeyboardandmouse?GetaUSBMiniVacuumwithretractable(可伸縮)cableandsuckawayallthatgunk．TheUS-madeproductispricedatUS$14．SIMcardreaderMakingusefulUSB2．0multi—cardreadersevenhandier,thiscardcanalsoreadandwritedatatophoneSIMcards.ItcomeswithSIMeditingsoftware．Downloadyourphonebooktoyourcomputer,．Ifyouloseyourcellphone，youcanstoremissingphonenumbersinyournewone．TheUS-madeIMOMOSIM，card+MultiCardReaderispricedatUS$19．BeerinyourearThebeerbarrel(桶)-shapedNatNafHypMP3isamusicalboxthatcanbeusedtoplayradio，CDsandcassettes，It’sgotallthestandardfeaturesofthetypicalclock-radio，butwiththerelaxinglookofabigbeerbarrel.TheDanishproductispricedataboutUS$130.63．WhatisTRUEaboutFruitpowereddigitalclock?A．Itgivesoutthesmellofthefruit．B．Itusesthefruitasitspower．C．Italsoneedsbatteries．D．Asalimitedsource，anyfruitorvegetableconnectedtotheclockwilldo．64．Whatdoes“gunk”meanintheseconditem?A．dirt B．desk C．keyboard D．USB65．WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTrue?A．IfyouhaveUS$．30，youcanbuyaUSBvacuumorNafHypMP3．B．USBvacuumcanbeusedtocleanyourhouseandyardC．WithSIMCardreaderyoumaynotlosephonenumbers．D．NafNafHypMP3canalsoplayradio，CDsandcassetteswhenusedasabeerbarrelatthesametime.66．Thepassageismostlylikelya(n). A．entertainmentinformation B．sciencereportsonnewhigh-technology C．introductionofsomekindsofcellphoneorcomputerparts D．a(chǎn)dvertisementfornewproductsDBeijing—DannyBoylewasinBeijinglastweektopromoteSlumdogMillionaire,theOscar-winningmoviethatiscurrentlyshowinginover2,000cinemasacrossthecountry.“It’sahugehonorasnotmanyfilmsgetpermission,”Boylesaid.Only20majorforeignfilmsarereleasedonthemainlandeveryyear,andSlumdoghasreceivedthefastestChinapremiere(首映)ofanyOscar-winningfilm.TheBritishdirectortalkedatlengthaboutwhybebelievedthefilmhadbeensuchahit.ithelped,aspeoplewanttowatchdifferentstoriesnow.it’snotjustaboutmoneyandsuccess,”hesaid.“It’saboutloveintheend.AndIthinkeveryculturelovesthatidea.”BoylewassoimpressedbyhistriptoChinathathehadn’truledoutareturntothecountryonedaytoshootafilm.“WhenIarrived,wewentstraighttoTian’anmenSquareanditwasawonderfulday,”hesaid.“WhenyouhavecitythatisfullofpeopleandstorieslikeMumbai,BeijingorShanghai,it’sjustsomuchexcitementandpotentialforafilmmaker.It’slikeadreamcometrue.”InfacthewassoenamoredofChinathatheplannedtobebackinthecountryinJunetojudgetheShanghaiInternationalFilmFestival,TangLijun,thefestival’sgeneralmanager,sawBoyle’sexperienceincrossingculturesastheidealqualityforapersontobepresident．“SlumdogMillionaireisaperfectexamplefortheculturalexchangebetweentheEastandWesternworlds，’’Tangsaid．Slumdogisstillmakingwavesacrosstheinternationalfilmcommunity．Themovietotaledover$200millionworldwide．OnewriterintheWallStreetJournaldescribedtheas，‘'theworld’sfirstglobalizedmasterpiece．’’Boyleiskeentofocusonhowglobalizationisfinallyhavinganeffectoncinemaandinfuturepotentialfilmmakerswillhavetoconsiderthewholeworld,andnotjuttheircountry．“WhenIarrivedinIndiaIwasexpectingeveryonetobeveryawareofBritainbecausethehistory,butnowtheyaretalkingaboutChina，Brazil，Indonesia，－theneweconomics,”Boylenoted．“Theyaren'ttalkingaboutBritain.It’sveryinteresting．”Perhapsinafewyears，aDannyBoylefilmsetinChinawillbetheonethatsweepsOscars.67．Whichofthefollowingcanbethetitleforthispassage?A．AwonderfulOscar-winningmovieB．Cross-culturalexchangesinmoviesC．BoylebroughthisSlumdogtoChinaD．ThenextmoviesetinChinaiscomingsoon68．Theunderlinedword“enamored”intheseventh．paragraphcanbereplacedby.A．proud Baware C．confident D．fond69．WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaboutSlumdogMillionaire?A．Ithasbroughtinover200millionyuaninover2，000cinemasacrossChina．B．Ithassetanewrecordcomparedwithmoviesofitskind．C．Itowesitssuccesstothethemeoflove．D．Itcanbe．regardedasaworldmoviemixedwitheasternandwesternfactors．70．WhyisBoylechosentojudgetheShanghaiInternationalFilmFestival?A．BecausehehasagoodknowledgeofChina．B．BecauseheisgoodatcommunicatingwithlocalpeopleashedidinIndia．C．BecausehesawgreatchangeshadtakenplaceinAsianpeople’smindsD．Becauseheisanexpertincrossinginternationalcultures．ECancerResearchUKhaslaunchedanonlinechatforumforcancerpatientstoswapstoriesorshareexperiencesonhowtocopewithsuchadisastrousdisease．ButCancerChatisaforumwithadifference：ithasaninformationsafetynet.ThismeansthataCancerResearchUKteamwillkeepawatchingbrieftoensurethatpatientsarenotsubjectedtorogue“cancercures’’orscientificallyunreasonableinformation．AnyonecanhaveaccesstothemessagespostedonCancerChatbutifpeoplewishtopostamessagetheywillneedtoregister．AndRebekahGibbs，acancerpatientandstarefTV’SCasualtyhasvoicedhersupportforthenewproject．“IthinkCancerChatisabrilliantidea，’’shesaid.“IhavewrittenapublicdiaryaboutwhatIwentthroughwithbreastcancerandIhavehadsuchaheart-warmingresponsefromotherpeoplegoingthroughthesamething．“TheideaofaCancerChatforummeansyoucanshareinformationabouttreatmentandsideeffectsandyoucanreallyopenupaboutyourfeelingsonlineinawaythatcanbedifficultwhentalkingtoclosefriendsandfamily.AndwithCancerResearchUK．monitoringtheforumpeoplecanbeguaranteedthequalityofinformationbeingexchanged?！盋ancerChatwillalsoencourage。itsuserstocheckoutanycancerquestionsonitsCancerHelpUKwebsitewhichisspeciallydesignedtogivepatientsandtheirfamilies6,000pagesofup-to-dateinformationthatiseasytounderstandandexplainsawiderangeoftreatmentsfordifferenttypesofcancerandgivedetailsofclinicaltrials．ThereisalsoaUKdatabaseofcancerclinicaltrials,．Theaward-winningwebsiteattractsaroundlonemillionvisitorsamonthandCancerResearchUKhopesthatsomeofthesevisitorswillalsowanttopostcommentsontheCancerChatforum.Forthosewhodonothaveaccesstocomputersandhavequestionsaboutcancer,，thecharity'steamofcancerinformationnursesareavailableduringofficehourstotalkoverpatients’concernsonthephone.71．CancerChatisquitedifferentfromotherforumsinthat.A．ithasthesupportofafamousTVactress．B．itisasourceofreliableinformationC．itprovidesahugeamountofcancerinformationD．itattractsagreatnumberofvisitorsfromallovertheworldeachmonth72．Theunderlinedword“swap’’inthefirstparagraphmostprobablymeans．A．invent： B．write C．print D．exchange73．“Thecharity”inthelastparagraphrefersto．A．CancerResearchUK B．CancerChatC．CancerHelpUK D．TV’scasualty74．WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A．RebekahGibbshaswrittena．privatediaryaboutherbreastcancer．B．CancerHelpUKofferslotsofinformationoncancertreatmentandclinicaltrials·C．Themessagespostedonthisforumaleavailabletoallvisitors．D．Peoplewithnocomputersavailablecanalsoreceivehelp．75．WhichofthefollowingCanbethebesttitleforthispassage?A．AwonderfulwebsiteCancerHelpUKB．Comeon，TurntoCancerResearchUKC．OnlineCancerChatwithaSafetyNetD．AMajorBreakthroughinCancer第二卷非選擇題（用黑色簽字筆填寫）第一節(jié)：短文填詞DearJan，Igotyourletteryesterday：Manythanksfortheadvertisementyou(寄)me．I’vebeenthinking 76．a(chǎn)boutit，andI'mnotsureiitwillbequiteright 77．forPeter．Iknowhe’salwayseforapetdog，but 78．Idon’tthinkhe’sinterestedinwildanimalsasto 79．haveone。I’mnotsureifhehasavideorecorder,(也)． 80．Thanksanyway．theotherhand，Ifindthisadof 81．greatbtome．Icouldwriteanarticleforthemagazine， 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