2016春鄭州大學(xué)《專科英語(yǔ)1》期末考試st

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考試時(shí)間:120分鐘

考場(chǎng):171.8.225.136

考試日期:2016-04-04考號(hào)：

姓名：剩余時(shí)間：53:38保存交卷幫助Thepaperhave3parts.一、單項(xiàng)選擇題（45道小題，共55分）1、supply（1分）A、B、調(diào)查C、搖擺D、供應(yīng)2、complain（1分）A、爭(zhēng)辯B、順從

C、感激

D、抱怨3、achievement

（1分）A、忠告B、成就C、冒險(xiǎn)D、同意4、putoff（1分）A、推開(kāi)B、推遲C、寫(xiě)下

D、導(dǎo)致5、thanksto

（1分）A、激動(dòng)B、感謝C、幸虧D、提議6、傳統(tǒng)的（1分）A、frequentB、formalC、traditionalD、educational7、責(zé)任（1分）A、supermarketB、productionC、preparationD、responsibility8、面試（1分）A、inspectionB、interviewC、inventionD、invitation9、棄權(quán)（1分）A、attach

toB、break

down

C、abstain

from

D、disagree

with10、一般地（1分）A、in

generalB、in

common

C、in

large

partD、in

comfort11、Alicetoldmethatshepreferredsinging______.（1分）A、to

dancingB、than

dancingC、to

danceD、for

dancing12、Otherthings______equal,ironheatsupfasterthanaluminum(鋁).（1分）A、beB、beingC、isD、are13、Iamanew______.Iwashiredyesterday.（1分）A、employerB、employee

C、employmentD、employ14、Notonce______hisviewoflife.（1分）A、Mr.

Smith

mentioned

thatB、did

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Smith

mention

C、Mr.

Smith

mentionedD、would

Mr.

Smith

mention15、Thebookis______moredifficultthantheoneIrecommendedtoyou.（1分）A、veryB、soC、ratherD、much16、Thebossinterviewedeveryapplicantin______andtalkedwitheachpersonfor15minutes.（1分）A、surpriseB、turnC、levelD、case17、Iobjectto______alldaylong.（1分）A、be

kept

waitingB、be

kept

to

waitC、being

kept

waitingD、being

kept

to

wait18、Withthehelpofthegovernment,alargenumberofpeople______afterthefloodin1991.（1分）A、survivedB、suspendedC、sufferedD、subjected19、Your______toteachingisdifferentfrommine.（1分）A、thinkingB、approachC、fuelD、lump20、Iˊdliketo______＿youressaywithyouwhenyouhavetime.（1分）A、go

overB、go

byC、go

forD、go

after21、Thisassemblyline______100,000carseachyear.（1分）A、turns

onB、turns

inC、turns

outD、turns

to22、TheFIFAWorldCup2006was______byGermany.（1分）A、arrangedB、joined

C、sponsoredD、participated23、Itˊsuptoyouto______orrefuseit.Noonewillreallyinterfere.（1分）A、acceptB、receiveC、take

upD、except24、______theheavysnow,theywouldhavearrivedatthemeetingplaceontime.（1分）A、Because

ofB、but

forC、Due

toD、Despite25、ChinaˊsentryintoWTOhasagreatinfluence______everyChinese.（1分）A、to

B、upon

C、in

D、with26、______youareleavingtomorrow,let’shavedinnertogethertonight.（1分）A、ForB、SinceC、BeforeD、While27、Healthydietandenoughexerciesearethekey______goodhealth.（1分）A、forB、aboutC、inD、to28、Thegovernmentis______waystodecreasecoalusebyincreasingthesupplyofnaturalgas.（1分）A、seekingB、improvingC、checkingD、ensuring29、Notwopeopleintheworldseethingsexactly______.（1分）A、alikelyB、likeC、likelyD、alike30、Youreffortismuch______asweallbenefitfromit.（1分）A、appreciatedB、approvedC、appealedD、applied31、Hesaidhehadgreat______inhissecretary;shewoulddotherightthing.（1分）A、knowledgeB、understandingC、confidenceD、dependence32、Onemeter______1,000millimeters.（1分）A、equal

toB、is

equaledC、equalsD、equals

with33、Hesaidhewould______metoMr.Libuthedidn’t.（1分）A、commentB、suggestC、commandD、recommend34、Thefiremanreachedthetopfloor______alongwaterpipe.（1分）A、with

the

purpose

ofB、on

account

of

C、by

means

ofD、in

the

course

of35、29freemedicalservicesare______tonearlyallthecollegestudentsinChina.（1分）A、favoriteB、available

C、convenient

D、average36、They______twomajorsnowstormssofarthiswinter.（1分）A、hadB、haveC、have

hadD、had

had37、______oppositetotheteacher,hefeltverynervous.（1分）A、Seated

B、Sat

C、Seating

D、Being

sat38、Itwasbesidethegate______Tomsawsomethingunusual.（1分）A、whereB、whenC、andD、that39、Iˊllbuyanewwatch______latenexttime.（1分）A、not

so

as

to

beB、as

not

to

be

so

C、so

as

not

to

beD、so

as

to

be

not40、Thepolicemanaskedthewitness(證人)to______tomindexactlywhathappened.（1分）A、rememberB、remindC、mindD、recall41、近年來(lái)，教育改革使學(xué)生身心受益匪淺。（3分）A、In

these

years,

education

reforms

benefited

students

both

mentally

and

physically.B、In

recent

years,

education

reforms

benefited

students

both

in

mental

and

physical.C、In

recent

years,

education

reforms

have

benefited

students

both

mentally

and

physically.D、In

these

years,

education

reforms

have

benefited

students

both

mental

and

physical.

---42、與小城鎮(zhèn)相比，大城市的生活要繁忙得多。（3分）A、In

comparison

of

life

in

small

towns,

life

in

big

cities

is

far

busier.B、In

comparison

with

life

in

small

towns,

life

in

big

cities

is

far

busier.C、On

comparison

with

life

in

small

towns,

life

in

big

cities

is

quite

busier.D、On

comparison

of

life

in

small

towns,

life

in

big

cities

is

quite

busier.43、她常和外國(guó)人交流，因而英語(yǔ)說(shuō)得很流利。（3分）A、He

often

communicates

foreigners,

thus

speaking

English

fluently.B、He

often

communicates

with

foreigners,

thus

speaking

English

fluently.C、He

often

communicates

with

foreigners;thus

speaking

English

fluently.D、He

often

communicates

foreigners;thus

speaking

English

fluently.44、Thatmightseemtobetheanswer,butmanytopstudentsareAsiansnolongerfromimmigrantfamilies,butfromfamilieswhichhavelivedintheU.S.forthreeorfourgenerations.（3分）A、這似乎是答案所在，但許多很高的學(xué)生不再是來(lái)自移民家庭，而是來(lái)自于在美國(guó)生活了三代或四代的亞洲家庭。---B、這似乎就是答案，但許多很高的學(xué)生是來(lái)自移民家庭，而不是來(lái)自于在美國(guó)生活了三代或四代的亞洲家庭。C、這似乎就是答案，但許多優(yōu)等生是來(lái)自移民家庭，而不是來(lái)自于在美國(guó)生活了三代或四代的亞洲家庭。D、這似乎是答案所在，但許多優(yōu)等生不再是來(lái)自移民家庭，而是來(lái)自于在美國(guó)生活了三代或四代的亞洲家庭。45、InAmerica,thelandofequalopportunity,Asiansseembetterablethanmostotherpeoplegroupstosucceed,especiallyinthefieldofeducation.（3分）A、在美國(guó)這個(gè)人人機(jī)會(huì)均等的土地，亞洲人似乎比大多數(shù)其他民族更有可能獲得成功，尤其在教育方面。B、在美國(guó)這個(gè)人人機(jī)會(huì)均等的國(guó)度，亞洲人似乎比大多數(shù)其他人更有可能獲得成功，尤其在教育領(lǐng)域。C、在美國(guó)這個(gè)人人機(jī)會(huì)均等的土地，亞洲人似乎比大多數(shù)其他人更有可能獲得成功，尤其在教育領(lǐng)域。D、在美國(guó)這個(gè)人人機(jī)會(huì)均等的國(guó)度，亞洲人似乎比大多數(shù)其他民族更有可能獲得成功，尤其在教育領(lǐng)域。二、閱讀理解（3道小題，共30分）

DoyouknowAmericanToughman?ThatisamateurboxingcompetitionsaroundtheU.S.Comparedtoprofessionalboxingmatches,aToughmanfightcouldnotbesimpler.Passing

abriefphysicalexaminationandpaying$50getyouapairofgloves.Thefightstakeplaceinthreetwo-minuteroundswiththewinnerdecidedbypointsawardedbyajudge.

Theprizemoneydoesn’tcomparewithprofessionalmatcheseither.Someprofessionalboxersmakemillionseverytime,whilethemostaToughmancompetitorcanhopeforis

$1,000forwinningaseriesoffights.SomefightershopethataToughmanboxingmatchwillleadtofameandfortunethough.Mr.T,afamoustoughguyactor,gothisstartin

Toughman,butthatkindofsuccessisone-in-a-million.

AnotherdifferencebetweenToughmanandprofessionalmatchesisthatToughmanfightersusuallyhavenoideawhatthey’redoing.The

$50

entrance

fee

doesn’t

buy

a

minuteoftraining.Experiencedfightersaretrainedtoprotectthemselvesaswellasattacktheiropponents,butToughmanfighterscouldbarely

keep

their

hands

up.

Art

Dore,whofoundedtheleague24yearsago,admits,“Theseguyscan’tfight.”Thiskindofinexperiencecanbefatal;12peoplehavebeenkilledinToughmanmatches,

four

inthepastninemonthsalone.1.ParticipationinaToughmancompetitioncosts______.

A)$1,000

B)$50

C)millionsdollars

D)onemilliondollars2.AToughmanfightusuallylast______minutes

A)one

B)two

C)three

D)six3.ThemainreasonthatsomeboxersarehurtinToughmanfightisthatthey______.

A)haveimpropermanners

B)arelackoftraining

C)aredistractedbythenoisycrowd

D)arecontrolledbyunfairjudges4.ThemostfamouspersontoemergefromToughmancompetitionsis______.

A)LennoxLewis

B)ArtDore

C)Mr.T

D)MikeTyson5.Itis＿＿＿＿＿＿thatparticipationinToughmancanleadtofameandfortune.

A)commonsense

B)veryrare

C)neverseen

D)natural

Ateamofarchaeologists(考古學(xué)家)hasgonetoNewMexicotolookforproofofoneofthegreateststoriesofthe20thcentury:theUFOcrashatRoswell.

WilliamFoleman,anarchaeologistattheUniversityofNewMexico,agreedtoexcavate(發(fā)掘)thesitewheretheUFOsupposedlycrashedin1947.

Whatexactlyhappenedonthesiteisunclear.In1947,ayoungmandiscoveredsomedebris(碎片)onthefield.Afterinvestigatingthecrash,theUSArmy

announced

they

hadrecovereda“flydisc”.

Severalhourslater,anAirForcegeneralannouncedthatthecrashwascausedbyaweatherballoonagain.Thefieldwasclosedoffforseveral

days

while

the

military

cleanedupthesite.

BelieversclaimthatthemilitaryfoundacrashedUFO,alongwithseveraldeadbodiesatthesite.Thisstoryhasinspiredcountlessbooks,moviesandTV

shows,

but

no

onehasbeenabletofindanyevidencetosupportit.

In1997,theAirForcesaidtheweatherballoonstorywasmadeupandthatthemilitarywasactuallyconductingacrash-testprogramwithballoons.

ButFolemanisn’tsosure.Whilehesayshe’s“Stilluncertain”aboutUFOs,heknowsthat“somethinghappenedinJuly1947”.1.SomepeoplebelieveaUFO______atRoswell.

A)Landed

B)flew

C)crashed

D)disappeared2.Anarchaeologistwenttothesitetolookfor______.

A)Answers

B)evidence

C)aliens

D)fossils3.In1947somedebris(殘骸)wasfound______.

A)inafield

B)inapark

C)inahouse

D)onamilitarybase4.TheAirForcesaidthedebrishadcomefroma(an)______.

A)plane

B)car

C)explosion

D)weatherballoon5.In1997,theAirForcesaidtheiroriginalstorywas______.

A)False

B)true

C)unclear

D)exaggerated(夸張的)

Doctorshaveknownforalongtimethatextremelyloudnoisescancausehearingdamageorloss.Thenoisecanbethesoundofajetairplaneormachinesin

factories

or

loudmusicorothercommonsoundsfoundathomeandatwork.

Apersononlyneedstohearthenoiseforlittlemorethanonesecondtobeaffected.

AnAmericanscientisthadfoundthatusingaspirincouldincreasethetemporaryhearinglossordamagefromloudnoise.Hedidan

experiment,

using

a

number

of

male

studentsatauniversitywhoallhadnormalhearing.Hegavethemdifferentamountsofaspirinfordifferentperiodsoftime,andthenhetested

their

hearing

ability.

He

foundthatstudentswhoweregivenfourgramsofaspirinadayfortwodayssufferedmuchgreatertemporaryhearinglossthanthosewhodidnotuseaspirin.Thehearing

loss

wasabouttwiceasgreat.

ThescientistsaidmillionsofpersonsintheUnitedStatesusemuchlargeramountsofaspirinthanwereusedinthestudy.Hesaidthesepersonsfaceaseriousdangerof

sufferinghearinglossfromloudnoises.1.Doctorshavelongknownthat______.

A)one’shearingdamageorlosshasnothingtodowithaloudnoise

B)hearingdamageorlosscanbecausedbyextremelyloudnoises.

C)loudmusicarenotharmfultotheear

D)commonsoundsathomearenotharmfultotheear2.Thispassagesuggeststhatthenoisecanbe______.

A)thesoundofajetairplane

B)loudmusic

C)thesoundofmachinesinfactories

D)alloftheabove3.Accordingtothispassage,oneconclusionyoucandrawisthataspirin______.

A)shouldneverbetakenmorethanfourgramsdaily

B)candamageone’shearingwhengivenmorethanfourgramsdaily

C)makeshearingdamagefromloudnoiseworse

D)increaseshearinglossbythreetimes4.MillionsofAmericansareindangerofsufferinghearinglossbecausethey＿＿＿＿＿＿.

A)oftentakejetairplanesontrips

B)likelisteningtoloudmusic

C)aredrownedinloudnoises

D)taketoomuchaspirin5.ThepurposeoftheexperimenttheAmericanscientistdi