2023年湖南成人學(xué)位英語考試真題

2023年11月湖南成人高等教育學(xué)士學(xué)位外語水平考試試題ＰａrtIDiaｌoｇueＣompletion(15points）Dｉrｅctionｓ:Therｅare15shｏrtiｎcomplｅteｄialｏｇuesintｈispart,eａｃhfｏlloｗｅdby４chｏｉceｓｍａｒkｅdA,B,CandD.ＣｈoｏsｅｔhebesｔonetocoｍpletethｅdialogueandmａｒkyouranswerontheＡNSWERSHEETwithａｓingleliｎｅthroｕgｈｔhecｅntｅr．1.SpeａkｅrA:Ｔhatwaｓaｇｒeatdｉｎneｒ．Youmusｔｈａｖｅspentａlldaycooking.SpｅaｋerB：.A.Yes,ｉtｗaｓrｅallyverｙtiring.B．Ｎo,it’ｓrｅallynothing.C．Ｎo，it’soｎlyaｃasｕalｍeal.D．Tｈanｋs.Butitonlytooktwoｈourｓ．2.ＳpeａkｅrＡ：Itｒiedｔｏbuyyoutｈoseｔoweｌsyouｗantedonsａle,bｕttheyonlyhadthｅｓereallyuｇlyｏnesleｆt．Ｓorry.SpｅａｋerB:.Tｈeyarenoｔbad.3.SpeakerA：What’syourｆavoritefood?SｐeakeｒB：Pizza.SpeakerA:.Ipｒeｆeｒchocoｌatｅｉcecreａm.A.Notme.B.SodｏＩ.C.Ｓａｍeｈere．D.Ｙougotｉt．４.ＳｐｅakerA:Thiｓcoｍpｕtｅrｋｅｅｐsgivingｍeｔｒouble.SpeａkeｒＢ:Ｔryreｓtartiｎgit．．A.Seeifｔhａt(yī)helps．B.Ｉcandonothｉngａboｕtit.C.Ｗｈｏkｎows?Ｄ.Whaｔｅｌse?5．ＳpeakerA：Sｕsaｎ，Ｉcan’ｔgetmyoldｊobjackｅt．It’salosｔcause．SｐeakeｒB:．A.Can’tyou?Iｔservesyouｒighｔ.Ｂ.Iunｄｅｒstaｎd.Yｏu’llｆｉndsomethingelse.C.Ｙes，Iknoｗｉt’snotagoｏdcause．D．Lost?ＭaybeIcaｎhelpｙoufｉndit．6.SpeaｋeｒA:Iｈａdnｏｉdeathemｏvｉewouldendliｋethａt(yī)．ＳpeaｋeｒB：.Ｉｗasreａｌlｙsurｐｒised.A.Mｅe(cuò)itｈer.B.Mealiｋe．C.Ｉtｈinkso.D.NotthatIkｎow.7.SpｅａkerA：Ｉ’maｌittlｅscaｒeｄabouttheoperaｔiｏｎ.SpｅaｋｅｒＢ：,honey．Ｔｈeｄｏcｔｏｒｓwｉｌlbeｔheｒeeｖerystepoｆtheway.Ａ.Youknowｗhat.B.That’ｓgｏod．C.Don’ｔｗorry.D.Ｔhat’sit.8.SｐｅakerA:Wholefttherefriｇｅｒａt(yī)orｄoｏrｏpen?SｐeakeｒＢ：.Ihaven’ｔbeenｉnthekｉtｃｈeｎallｄaｙ.Ａ．Ｄon’tｌookａｔｍｅ．B.Yｏuaskｆorit．Ｃ.Youbet.Ｄ.Dｏn’tbesｉｌｌy．9.SpeakerA:CouldyougetｍeExtensiｏn1058，pｌeａse?SｐｅakerＢ:.Ａ.Yes．Ｔhｉsｉsoperatｏrspｅａｋｉng.B.OK．Hereyoｕare.C．Ｎｏ．I’mbuｓｙnｏw．D．Sorrｙ.Theｌiｎeisbusy．10.SpeakerＡ:You’vebeentheｆirstplaｃｅｗｉnnｅｒinｔhiswｒitingcｏntｅsｔ．Congratuｌations！ＳpeakerB:．A.Ｙes.It’sｑuiteeaｓyforme.Ｂ.Iｔ’sｖerｙkｉnｄoｆyoｕtｏsayｓo．C.Ｔhａnkyouforthｅgｏｏdｎewｓ.D.Notatall.It’snoｔhｉｎｇ.１1.Tourist:Excuseme;I’ｄliketogotｏtheBritiｓhＭｕseuｍ.Poｌice:Ｎo,ｎｏｔｒｅally.Iｔ’sａboｕtａt(yī)en-mｉnutewａｌk．A.CaｎＩwalｋtherｅ?B.Whｅreisit?C.Isiｔｆarｆroｍheｒｅ?D.Cｏulｄyoｕshowmetheｗay?12.SpｅakｅrA:Hi,Lindａ.Thetraｉｎｌeavesaｔ１0ｐmａndIｃoｕldpickｙouupａt(yī)9.SpeakeｒB：.Ａ．Ｉthinkso.Ｂ.Icaｎ’twａit.C．Gｏoｄforyou.Ｄ.Ｔｈat’ｓfiｎｅwitｈmｅ．1３．SpｅakeｒＡ：Sorrｙ,Ｉdｉdｎ’tcatchｔheｌaｓttrain.SpｅakerＢ：.Ａ．Don’tbesorry.B．Doyouwantｍeｔorepeaｔiｔ?Ｃ.Ｗhatelｓe,pleaｓｅ?D.I’mafｒａidｔhat’sit．14.SpeakerA:YoumustbeTeddｙ.Ｔhanksfoｒcomｉｎｇ．SpeａkeｒＢ:Yeｓ,Ａ.I’mfine．Thａnkyou.B.Iam.Andｙouaｒe…?C.HerｅIａｍ.D．Who’sｓpｅａkinｇｐlease?15．SpｅakerＡ:Iwonderifyoucｏuldtellmewherｅtｏgｅｔmａp?ＳpeaｋｅrB:.A．Ｉｄon’tkｎｏｗwheｒeyouwａnttｏgo.B.Ihavenevｅrｈeaｒｄabouｔit.C．Ｓure,butIrｅａllyｈavenoidea．Ｄ.Ｗell，mａybeintheｐostofｆiceoｒbooｋｓtｏre.PARTIIReadingComｐrｅhension(40pｏiｎts)Direｃtiｏns:Ｔherｅarｅ４pasｓａgesｉntｈｉｓpart．Ｅａcｈoｆthepassaｇeｓisfｏｌｌoｗedby5quesｔioｎsｏrｕnfinishｅdstateｍents.Foreａchofｔhｅmthereａre4choiｃesmarkedA,B，ＣａndD.CｈｏosethｅbestｏｎeandmarkyｏuransｗeｒontheＡNＳＷERＳＨＥETwithasｉｎglelｉｎethrｏugｈthｅcenｔer.PａssagｅoｎeJustasMrs．Waｌdmａｎhａｎdｓouttｈesｐeｌlinｇtｅst,yｏuｓeeJeffpullｏｕtasmallｐiｅceoｆpaperwithalｏｔｏｆworｄsonit.Jeｆfhiｄｅstｈenoteiｎtohｉsclosｅｄfｉstｂutsｏoｎｔaｋeｓiｔoｕtagａiｎ.Whｉleｈe’stakiｎｇｔｈｅtest,yoｕｓeeｈimlookinｇbａckandforthｂeｔweentｈeteacherandｈispaｐer.Tｈeｒｅ’ｓnomｉsｔａｋｉngiｔ---hｅ’scｈeating.Cheatiｎｇiｓｗhenａpｅrsoｎｍisｌeaｄs,dｅceivｅs,oｒａctｓｄｉshonestlｙｏnpurpose．Forｋｉdｓ,cheatiｎgmaｙｈａppeｎatｓchool,ａt(yī)home,ｏrｗhｉleplａｙingasport.Iｆabasebaｌlteamｉsｆorkidｓｗhoａre８oryounger，ｉt’ｓcｈeatingfora９-year－ｏldtopｌaｙｏnｔhetｅａm.Atｓｃhool，ｉnadditiｏｎtｏchｅatingonateｓt,aｋidmighｔcheatbysｔｅaｌingsomeoneelse’sideaforascｉｅnceprojｅctorbyｃｏpyｉngaｂｏoｋreportofftheｉｎtｅrnetandturｎingiｔinaｓifiｔ’shｉsoｒheｒoriginalwoｒｋ．Oｎｅiｓiｎｃlineｄtｏcｈeａt(yī)becauseitmakesdifｆiｃｕlttｈinｇsseemｅasy,ｌｉkegetｔingalltｈerｉghtａnsｗｅrsontheteｓt.Ｂutitdoｅsn’tｓolvｅｔheｐroｂleｍofｎｏtｋｎowinｇｔｈeｍａt(yī)eｒｉalａnｄitｗon’ｔhelｐontheｎｅｘttest---uｎｌessｔhｅpersoncheatsagain.Ｓometｉｍesiｔmayseeｍｌikeｃｈｅatｅrsｈaveiｔaｌlｆiｇｕｒｅdout．ＴhｅycanｗaｔcｈTVｉｎsteaｄｏfstｕｄyiｎgforthｅsｐelｌingｔｅst.Ｂutoｔheｒpeoplｅloserｅsｐectforcｈeatersaｎdthｉｎkleｓｓofthｅｍ.Tｈｅcheateｒsｔheｍｓelvesmａyfeelbadbecauseｔｈeyｋｎowtheｙaｒenotｒeａｌlｙearningthaｔgoodｇrａde．Aｎd,ｉｆtheygｅtcaughtcｈeａｔinｇ，thｅｙwｉllbeintｒｏubleatschｏol,andｍaybeatｈome,too.Soｍｅｋidscheatbecaｕsetｈey’rebｕsyｏｒｌaｚyandtheywanttoｇetgooｄgｒadｅｓｗiｔhｏutspendｉngｔhｅtimesｔudｙiｎg.Oｔｈerｋｉdｓｍightfeelｌikｅtheycaｎ’ｔpａｓｓｔhｅtestwitｈoutｃｈeatiｎｇ．Eｖenwhenthｅresｅe(cuò)ｍstoｂea“ｇoodreａｓoｎ”ｆｏrcheａt(yī)ing，ｃｈｅatingisｎ’tagｏodidｅa.16．ＷhydidJefflｏｏｋatｔheteachｅrｆromtｉmｅtotiｍeｗｈｉletａkingthetest？A.Heｗasafraiｄｔhattheteaｃhｅｒmiｇhtfindｏutｗhａｔhewasdoing.B．Heｈadａｑuestionfｏrｔheteａchｅrｂuｔwaｓafraidtoask.Ｃ.Hewantｅｄｔogettｈetｅacheｒ’saｔtention.D.Ｈｅwantedtoｈanｄinhiｓpａpeｒashewasdonｅwithiｔ．17.Ａccorｄingtotｈｅauthｏｒ,cheａt(yī)ing.Ａ.oｃcursmaｉｎｌｙinteｓt-ｒeｌateｄsettinｇｓＢ.cantａｋeonvａｒiousfｏrmsandｈapｐenanyｗhereC.ｕsuａllｙhappenswhｅnｏneisdｏingasciencｅpｒoｊectD.hapｐensｗｈenｗedｏn’ｔkｎowtheａnｓwertｏａquestion18.Whatcan’ｔcheａt(yī)inｇhelptoｄo?A.Toｐａsseｘaminaｔiｏｎs.Ｂ.Toｇeｔaｓatisfaｃtoｒyscｏre.C.Tomakedｉｆficｕlｔthiｎgseａsy.Ｄ．Toｒeａｌlｙｇeｔthｅknoｗledge.19.Ｗhｉｃｈoftｈefolｌｏwｉngstatｅmentsｉｓclosesｔiｎｍeaninｇto“cheａｔerｓｈaveｉtallfigｕｒeｄout”(Para.5）？A.Ｃｈeatersknｏｗｔheｙｗon’tbｅcaught.B.Chｅatｅrｓmakeａｐｌａniｎadvance.C.Cｈeaterｓｃａnreachａｂalaｎｃebetweenwｏrkａndpｌaｙ．D.Cheatｅrｓcｌeａrlyknowtｈeconseｑueｎｃｅsof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