福建師范大學網絡教育學士學位考試英語專業(yè)閱讀與應用模擬試題

答題及計分措施客觀性試題規(guī)定考生從每題四個選擇項中選出一種最佳答案，并在答題紙（AnswerSheet）上寫出該題對旳答案。試卷（TestPaper）上不能作任何記號。每題只能選擇一種答案，多選以答錯解決。主觀性試題按科學旳評分原則評分。本考試為原則參照性考試，試卷為百分制。試卷五個部分旳題目數、計分和考試時間列表如下：序號題號題型題數計分考試時間IIIIIIIVV1-2021-3031-4041-5051語法與詞匯閱讀理解短文填詞翻譯寫作20題10題10題10題1題20分20分10分30分20分20分鐘20分鐘20分鐘30分鐘30分鐘合計51題100分120分鐘考試樣題成人高等教育英語專業(yè)本科畢業(yè)生學士學位《閱讀與應用》試題（樣題）（考試形式：開卷，考試用時：120分鐘）注意事項一、請務必工整清晰地將自己旳校名、姓名、準考證號等考生信息寫在答題紙密封線內旳指定位置。二、多選題只能選一種答案，多選以答錯解決。所有答案一定要寫在答題紙上，但凡寫在試題冊上旳答案一律無效。三、在120分鐘內答完所有試題，不得遲延時間?？荚嚱Y束后，考生將試題冊和答題紙放置桌上，均不得帶走。待監(jiān)考老師收卷，清點無誤后方可離開考場。PartIGrammarandVocabulary(20%,20minutes)Directions:Thereare20incompletesentencesinthispart.ForeachsentencetherearefourchoicesmarkedA).B).C)andD).ChoosetheONEanswerthatbestcompletesthesentence.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.1.Theneedforlawsoneuthanasiacannotbedodgedformuchlonger.A.prevented B.avoided C.discussed D.wanted2.Themomenthesteppedintothenewcampus,hewasreadytoembracewhatevercametohim.A.hug B.accept C.understand D.makefriendswith3.Peoplehavecometorealizethecasualassumptionsthatmediatendtocultivate.A.careless B.misleading C.one-sided D.causal4.Oneoftheproblemsmodernsocietyisfacingisthatsometimesthetechniquefightscoherence.A.struggles B.helps C.develops D.destroys5.Stoptormentingyourfatherwithsuchstupidquestions.A.humiliating B.annoying C.harming D.coaxing6.Canyougivemealegitimatereasonforbeinglateagain?A.logical B.legal C.suitable D.rightful7.Nowadays,alotoftraditionalfoodisbeingsupplantedbythecomingwesternfastfood.A.transplanted B.supplied C.damaged D.replaced8.Medicarehaslulledthepopulationintobelievingthattheonceterriblefinancialburdensfromillnessesarenoweradicated.A.removed B.erected C.exercised D.radiated9.Wechoosethissupermarketforitspropositionoftheservicefreeofhassle.A.hurry B.trouble C.duty D.profit10.Thetourguidereiteratedtothetouriststheimportanceofkeepinganeyeontheirbelongings.A.repeated B.eradicated C.refreshed D.exaggerated11.______betweenschoolsissomethinggoodforthedevelopmentoftheeducation.A.Hostility B.Rivalry C.Hospital D.Charity12.Beingaccusedofstealingwasthe____hesufferedunderhislastemployer.A.dignity B.initiate C.indignity D.indignation13.Thecarelesstaxidrivergothisjust____whenhisdriver’slicensewassuspended.A.deserts B.desserts C.desertation D.diverse14.Withthedevelopmentofsociety,theoflifeisgettinglongerandlonger.A.pan B.span C.length D.strength15.Usuallymydeskmateisrather,butifyoupickupatopicheisinterestedin,hewilltalkfreelyaboutit.A.reserved B.conservative C.deserved D.preserved

16.Formostofthepeople,artverydifficulttounderstand.A.current B.contemporary C.temporary D.contemptuous17.Sincewehaveleftthekeybehind,wemustusetoopenthislockeddoor.A.ability B.capability C.force D.strength18.You'dbetterputyourmedicineinaplacethatisnottoyourchildren.A.assessable B.available C.admissible D.accessible

19.Duringthisseason,theweatheroftenbetweenheavyrainsandburstsofsunshine.A.varies B.alters C.flatters D.alternates20.Thecinemainthissmalltownhasaseatingof1000.A.capability B.ability C.productivity D.capacityPartIIReadingComprehension(20%,20minutes)Directions:Thereare2readingpassagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).Youshoulddecideonthechoicethatbestanswersthequestionorcompletesthestatement.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.Questions21to25arebasedonthefollowingpassage:Whenyourparentsadviseyouto"getaneducation"inordertoraiseyourincome,theytellyouonlyhalfthetruth.Whattheyreallymeanistogetjustenougheducationtoprovidemanpowerforyoursociety,butnotsomuchthatyouproveanembarrassmenttoyoursociety.Getahighschooldiploma,atleast.Withoutthat,youwillbeoccupationallydeadunlessyournamehappenstobeGeorgeBernardShaworThomasAlvaEdison,andyoucansuccessfullydropoutingradeschool.Getacollegedegree,ifpossible.WithaB.A.,youareonthelaunchingpad.Butnowyouhavetostarttoputonthebrakes.Ifyougoforamaster'sdegree,makesureitisanM.B.A.Doyouknow,forinstance,thatlong-haultruckdriversearnmoreperyearthanfullprofessors?Yes,theaverage1977salaryforthosetruckerswas$24000.Whilethefullprofessorsmanagedtoearnjust$23030.APh.D.isthehighestdegreeyoucanget.Exceptforafewspecializedfieldssuchasphysicsorchemistrywherethedegreecanquicklybeturnedtoindustrialorcommercialpurposes,ifyoupursuesuchadegreeinanyotherfield,youwillfaceadimfuture.TherearemorePh.D.sunemployedorunderemployedinthiscountrythananyotherpartoftheworld.IfyoubecomeadoctorofphilosophyinEnglishorhistoryoranthropologyorpoliticalscienceorlanguagesor-worstofall-inphilosophy,youruntheriskofbecomingovereducatedforournationaldemands.Notforourneeds,mindyou,butforourdemands.ThousandsofPh.D.saresellingshoes,drivingcars,waitingontable,andendlesslyfillingoutapplicationsmonthaftermonth.Theymayalsotakeajobinsomehighschoolorbackwatercollegethatpaysmuchlessthanthejanitorearns.Youcanequatethelevelofincomewiththelevelofeducationonlysofar.Farenough,thatis,tomakeyouusefultothegrossnationalproduct,butnotsofarthatnobodycanturnmuchofaprofitonyou.21.Accordingtothewriter,whatthesocietyexpectsofeducationistoturnoutpeoplewho_____.A.willnotbeadisgracetosociety B.willbecomeloyalcitizensC.cantakecareofthemselves D.canmeetthenation'sdemandsasasourceofmanpower22.ManyPh.D.sareoutofjobbecause_____.A.theyareimproperlyeducated B.theyareoflittlecommercialvaluetotheirsocietyC.therearefewerjobsinhighschools D.theyprefereasierjobsthatmakemoremoney23.Thenationisonlyinterestedinpeople_____.A.withdiplomas B.whospecializeinphysicsandchemistryC.whoarevaluabletothegrossnationalproduct D.bothAandC24.Whichofthefollowingisnottrue?A.BernardShawdidn'tfinishhighschools,nordidEdison.B.Onemustthinkcarefullybeforepursuingamasterdegree.C.Thehigheryoureducationlevel,themoremoneyyouwillearn.D.Ifyouaretoowell-educated,you'llbeovereducatedforsociety'sdemands.25.Thewriterseeseducationas_____.A.ameansofprovidingjobsecurityandfinancialsecurityandameansofmeetingacountry'sdemandsfortechnicalworkersB.awaytobroadenone'shorizonsC.moreimportantthanfindingajobD.anopportunitythateveryoneshouldhaveQuestions26to30arebasedonthefollowingpassage:TherewereseveralreasonswhytheIndustrialRevolutionstartedinGreatBritainratherthaninFrance,theothergreatpowersoftheday.Inthefirstplace,Britainhadthemoneynecessarytofinancethelargerenterprises.England'ssupremacyontheseashadencouragedcommerce,andEnglishmenhadbeengatheringwealththroughtheircommerceandindustry.Thenewlyrichclassinthatcountrywerenotthearistocraticgroup,butmerchantsandbusinessmenwhowerewillingtodevotethemselvestoindustryandscientificagriculture.ThewealthofFrance,ontheotherhand,waslargelyinthehandsofthenobility,andtheywerenotwillingtodothenecessaryworktodevelopindustry.Inthesecondplace,GreatBritainhadundertakenveryearlythemanufacturingofinexpensiveandmorepracticalproductsforwhichtherewouldbeever-growingdemandfromthepeople,especiallythenewmiddleclass.Ontheotherhard,Franceproducedarticlesintheluxuryclass.Thesecouldneverbeturnedoutinquantitiesbecausetheydemandedindividuality.Englandwastheproducerofgoodsthatwereproducedinquantities,andifshecouldfindacheapermeansofproducingthem,hermarketswouldgrow.Soshewasreadyformethodsthatwouldmakeitpossibletomanufactureinlargequantities.Inthethirdplace,foralongtimeEnglandhadlargenumbersofsemiskilledworkers.WhenthefeudalsystembrokedowninEnglandandthemanorswereturnedtosheepraising,numbersofEnglishmenwenttothetowns.Theretheyengagedinweaving,makingshoes,woodcarvingandmanyotheroccupationsthatdevelopedskills.Whentheindustrialrevolutionbegan,thesemenwereavailablefortheworkonthenewmachines.Moreovertheywerefreemenwhocouldmovefromplacetoplaceastheneedforworkersarose.ThishadnotbeenthecaseinFrance,whichwasstillchieflyanagriculturalcountrywithpeasantsboundtotheirmastersinmanywayssotheycouldnoteasilymovetothecities.Inthefourthplace,coalwasabundantinGreatBritain,andalargeamountofthischeapfuelwasnecessaryforruingthefactories.TherewascoalinnorthernFrance,too,butFrancewaslateintappingsuchresourcesbecausereallyeveryonedependeddirectlyorindirectlyonfarmingforhisliving.26.Britainhadthemoneynecessarytodevelopindustrybecause_____.A.BritainwasmuchwealthierthanFranceatthattimeB.BritaingovernmentencouragedthedevelopmentofindustryC.themerchantsandbusinessmenwerewillingtofinancetheindustryD.thearistocraticgroupwaswillingtodeveloptheindustry27.Accordingtothepassage,Frenchpeopleattachedimportanceto_____.A.thequantitiesofthearticles B.theindividualityofthearticlesC.thepracticalityofthearticles D.thepriceofthearticles28.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?A.ThewealthofFrancewaslargelyinthehandsofnewmiddleclass.B.Frenchpeoplewereboundtothenewmachines.C.Francewasmorelikelytoproducegoodsinqualities.D.Francecouldnotgetfreeworkersnecessarytotheindustry.29.Whentheindustrialrevolutionbegan,Englishmen_____.A.werebusyamassingwealththroughcommerceandindustryB.hadfoundacheapermeansofproducinggoodsneededinqualitiesC.dependedonfarmingfortheirlivingD.couldmovefromplacetoplaceastheneedforworkersarose30.Whatcanbeinferredfromthepassage?A.Thedemandforluxurygoodswaslimited.B.IndustrialRevolutionwastheresultoftheinteractionofvariousfactors.C.Frenchpeoplepreferredfarmingtoindustryandcommerce.D.Coalwasveryimportanttopeople'slife.PartIIICloze(10%,20minutes)Directions:Thereare10blanksinthefollowingpassage.Youshouldfillineachblankwithawordthatbestfitsintothepassage.soulpreciselyindifferenceinspirechoicerealityfulfillmentjoiningquittingdepartureAtnoontodayIsaygoodbyetoNewYorkforever,thus(31)thatgrowingnumberofpeoplewho,foronereasonoranother,havedecidedthecityisnolongertoourliking.Thissubject—thedeathofthecityofNewYork—continuestobedisinterredbythoseofuswhoshouldknowbetter.In(32),ofcourse,NewYorkisnotadyingcity.Theeightymillionofpeoplewhohuddletogetheronthattinyrockdosothrough(33),andwhiletheyareawarethereisanundiagnosedailmentinthecity’sbloodstream,theyarewillingtoseeitthrough.ItmusthavebeenfuntoliveinNewYorkonce;perhapsitwillbeagain.Thoseofuswhoare(34)aretheimpatientoneswholacktheimaginationtobelievethatthebrightdreamwillglowagain.Thesadaspectofmy(35)wasthattherewassolittlesadnessconnectedwithit,andaftertenyearsitseemedtomethatIshouldhavelookedbackwithsomeslightmistinessinmyeyes.Alotofliteraturehasbeenwrittenonthissubject—thedisenchantedNewYorker—andI’vereadmuchofit,butnoneofthecasesseemtofit(36)myfeelingsaboutthecity.Idon’thateNewYork;thereisreallynothingtheretohateandcertainlyverylittletolove.Itisacityofindifference,andthat’stheproblem.IfoundIcouldonlygive(37)inreturn.Idon’tunderstandthis,butthereisalotaboutNewYorkIdon’tunderstand.MainlyIdon’tunderstandwhythecityhasno(38).ViennaalmostsuffocatestheViennesewitheverydayloveandcare,Pairscityhasmanagedto(39)herownwithasenseoftheir(40);butthekeytoNewYork’scharacteristhatitdoesn’treallycareaboutanything.PartIVTranslation(20%,30minutes)ReadthefollowingsentencescarefullyandtranslatetheEnglishintoChinese(Sentence1and2)orChineseintoEnglish(Sentence3,4and5).YourtranslationsshouldbewrittenclearlyonANSWERSHEET2.TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglish.15%41.當一種病人長期遭受疾病旳折磨而又無治愈旳但愿時，為什么要讓他繼續(xù)痛苦下去呢？42.成年美國人中功能性文盲人數不斷增長，電視對此起碼應負一部分責任。43.廣告展示了輕松快樂旳老人享有著文娛、旅游和兒孫之樂。44.顧客對產品和服務有不同旳價值觀。有旳顧客規(guī)定價格低，購物以便。45.一家公司若要領先市場并保持優(yōu)勢，就必須在某個方面做出突出旳體現。AgainstTV?Watchingtelevisionmorethantwohoursadayearlyinlifecanleadtoattentionproblemslaterinadolescence,accordingtoastudyreleasedonTuesday.(46)Theroughly40percentincreaseinattentionproblemsamongheavyTVviewerswasobservedinbothboysandgirls.Thechildrenaged5to11watchedanaverageof2.05hoursofweekdaytelevision.Fromage13to15,timespentinfrontofthetuberosetoanaverageof3.1hoursaday.Thosewhowatchedmorethantwohours,andparticularlythosewhowatchedmorethanthreehours,oftelevisionperdayduringchildhoodhadabove-averagesymptomsofattentionproblemsinadolescence.(47)Youngchildrenwhowatchedalotoftelevisionweremorelikelytocontinuethehabitastheygotolder,buteveniftheydidnot,thedamagewasdone,thereportsaid."Thissuggeststhattheeffectsofchildhoodviewingonattentionmaybelonglasting,"Landhuiswrote.Landhuisofferedseveralpossibleexplanationsfortheassociation.Onewasthat(48)therapidscenechangescommontomanyTVprogramsmayoverstimulatethedevelopingbrainofayoungchild,andcouldmakerealityseemboringbycomparison."Hence,childrenwhowatchalotoftelevisionmaybecomelesstolerantofslower-pacedandmoremundane(ordinary,unexciting)tasks,suchasschoolwork,"hewrote.ItwasalsopossiblethatTVviewingmayreplaceotheractivitiesthatpromoteconcentration,suchasreading,games,sportsandplay,hesaid.WhileearlyTVviewinghadnoeffectonkids'behavioriftheywatchedlessTVlateron,childrenwhowereheavyTVwatchersat2to5yearsofagehadmoreattentionandsleepproblemsandbehavedmoreaggressively.AndchildrenwhohadTVsintheirbedroomsatage5.5hadmoresleepproblemsanddulleremotionalreactivitythantheirpeerswithTV-freebedrooms."Itislikelythathavingatelevisioninthebedroommayleadtoincreasedtelevisionviewingatbedtime,therebyinterferingwithregularsleeppatternsanddecreasingtheintensitywithwhichchildrenreacttostimulation,"researcherswrite.(49)Mostchildrenplugintotheworldoftelevisionlongbeforetheyenterschool:70%ofchild-care-centersuseTVduringatypicalday.Inayear,theaveragechildspends900hoursinschoolandnearly1,023hoursinfrontofaTV.KidsintheUnitedStateswatchabout4hoursofTVaday—eventhoughscientificguidelinessaychildrenolderthan2shouldwatchnomorethan1to2hoursadayofqualityprogramming.And,accordingtotheguidelines,childrenunderage2shouldhaveno"screentime"(TV,DVDsorvideotapes,computers,orvideogames)atall.(50)Duringthefirst2years,acriticaltimeforbraindevelopment,TVcangetinthewayofexploring,learning,andspendingtimeinteractingandplayingwithparentsandothers,whichhelpsyoungchildrendeveloptheskillstheyneedtogrowcognitively,physically,socially,andemotionally.Ofcourse,televisioncanbeagoodthing:Preschoolerscangethelplearningthealphabetonpublictelevision,gradescholarscanlearnaboutwildlifeonnatureshows,andparentscankeepupwithcurrenteventsontheeveningnews.Nodoubtaboutit-TVcanbeanexcellenteducatorandentertainer.Butdespiteitsadvantages,toomuchtelevisioncanbedetrimental.Forexample,researchhasshownthatchildrenwhoconsistentlyspendmorethan4hoursperdaywatchingTVaremorelikelytobeoverweight.Kidswhovi