云南师范大学硕士研究生入学考试学科教育高级英语真题文档格式.docx

1、4. He has a bad cold and is why he didnt come.A. it B. thisC. that D. there5. Until then, his family from him for six months.A. didnt hear B. hasn5t heardC. are being heard D. hadnt heard6. 一Write to me when you get home. .A. I must B. I shouldC. I will D. I can7. The most useful way of looking at a

2、 map is not as a piece of paper, but as a record of . A. organized geographical informationB. geographical organized informationC. geographically organized informationD. organized geographically information8. Many a person at the gate of the department store.A. is standing B. are standingC. have bee

3、n standing D. have stood9. They said that you had finished your work, ?A. hadnt you B. didn5t theyC. did they D. had you10. was astonished to find himself shouting in a most undignified manner.A. Many elderly man B. A many elderly menC. Many an elderly man D. Many elderly men11. The organization had

4、 broken no rules, but had it acted responsibly.A. neither B. soC. either D. both12. Facing the board of directors, he didnt deny breaking the agreement.B. itD. itsA. himC.his13. Xinchun returned from aboard a different man. The italicized part functions as a （n） .A. appositive B. objectC. adverbial

5、D. complement14. Which of the following is a compound word ? A. nonsmoker. B. Deadline.C. meanness. D. Misfit.15. Which of the following sentences contains subjunctive mood? .A. Lucy insisted that her son get home before 5 oclockB. She used to drive to work, but now she takes the city metroC. Walk s

6、traight ahead, and dont turn till the second traffic lightsD. Paul will cancel his flight if he cannot get his visa by Friday16. to school life was less difficult than the pupil had expected. A. Adhering B. Adopting C. Adjusting D. Acquainting17. As soon as he opened the door, a of cold air swept th

7、roughthe house.A. flowC. rushB. movementD. blast18. At last nights party Larry said something that I thought was beyond me. The underlined part means .A. I was unable to do B. I couldnt understandC. I was unable to stop D. I couldn5t tolerate19. The couple their old house and sold it for a vast prof

8、it.A. did of B. did inC. did withD. did up20. Nowadays teenagers are not to stand and appreciate works of art; they prefer to participate in them.A. content B. controversialD. conspicuous the clock to accomplish the proposal beforeA. PredominantC. PreferableB. PreliminaryD. Precious23. What you deci

9、de now could have a considerable on your future.B. A. bearC. borebearingD. bom24. After a year of arguments, preparations for the festival are now smoothly .A. preceding B. processingC. pressing D. proceeding25. When I looked down and saw how far I had to jump, my courage me.B. leftD. failedA. passe

10、dC. lost26. As a general rule, Dad is generous, but as a merchant, he usually drives a hard .A. bargain B. deal C. transaction D. negotiation27. that he must have left his apartmentThe police have yesterday evening.A. induced B. deducedC. reduced D.seduced28. withWe insist that students should give

11、a truthful answer the reality of their world.A. constant B. consecutiveC. consistent D. conservative29. state.The house that we used to live in is now in a very A. neglectful B. neglectedC. negligent D. negligible30. His jokes seemed beforehand.A. simultaneousC. spontaneous,but were in fact carefull

12、y preparedB. artificialD. substantialII. Reading Comprehension （50%, 2 points each） There are 5 passages in this part. Read them carefully and choose the best ansver for each question that follows.Passage 1Distant indeed seem the days when the two great commercial aviation, Boeing and Airbus, would

13、use big air shows to trumpet hundreds of new orders. This years Paris Air Show was a much more sombre affair, even if the Boeing-Airbus feud still took center stage.There were one or two bright spots. Airbus was able to boast of a firm order for ten of its wide-body A3 5Os from AirAsia X. John Leahy

14、, its top salesman, expects deliveries in 2009 to match the record 483 in 2008. Boeing, which was hit by a prolonged strike last year, will probably deliver more aircraft this year than last. Both firms built up huge backlogs in the fat years: each has orders for about 3,500 planes.But many of those

15、 may soon evaporate. Giovanni Bisignani, the boss of IATA, the trade body that speaks for most airlines, gave warning earlier this month that his members might defer as many as 30% of aircraft deliveries next year. He also almost doubled his forecast for the industrys cumulative losses in 2009, to $

16、9 billion.Both Mr. Leahy and Jim McNemey, the chief executive of Boeing, think that Mr. Bisignani is overdoing the gloom. But they concede that-potential customers may find purchases hard to finance. Another issue is the c6st of fuel. Mr. McNemey thinks the recent increase in the oil price should en

17、courage carriers to replace elderly gas guzzlers with efficient new planes. But if the price spikes over $100 all bets are off.The two aviation giants agree on one other thing: the industry will not get a successor to its ubiquitous short-haul workhorses, the 737 and the A320, fbr more than a decade

18、. That is partly because the 15-20% efficiency gain that airlines say they want from the next generation is, says Mr. McNemey, a bar that keeps moving north” thanks to the continuous improvements of 1 -2% a year that the manufacturers are making to existing planes.Moreover, both Boeing and Airbus ar

19、e conserving cash fbr a long and bitter scrap to dominate the market fbr long-haul aircraft with up to 350 seats. Boeing5s troubled 787 Dreamliner will at last take to the air this month, two years late. The production problems that stemmed from both the revolutionary use of composites and an extend

20、ed global supply chain appear to have been overcome. To speed up deliveries of the 787, fbr which Boeing has received more than 860 orders, Mr. McNemey is planning a second assembly line.The delays to the 787 have been a godsend fbr Airbus. Its rival, the slightly bigger A3 50, is on track to fly in

21、 early 2012 after a painful gestation. With nearly 500 orders, Airbus claims that the A350 is selling even faster than the record- breaking 787 did at the same stage in its development. The biggest concern fbr Boeing, however, is not that the A350 will take sales from the 787, but that its largest v

22、ariant, the A350-1000, will be a strong rival to its successful 777. Mr. McNemey says that Boeing can afford to wait and see how great a threat the biggest A350 is. But according to Airbus executives, Boeing will be faced with the dilemma of merely upgrading the 777 or taking the bigger and more cos

23、tly step of building a replacement.The A350 and the 787 are at the heart of the long-running and acrimonious dispute between Boeing and Airbus at the World Trade Organization （WTO） over state subsidies fbr large commercial aircraft. This week European governments declared that they were ready to con

24、tribute 3. 5 billion （ $4.9 billion） of reimbursable launch aid to the 11 billion cost of developing the A350. The announcement had Boeing executives scurrying to their BlackBerrys to condemn what they saw as a provocative move given that the WTO is expected to issue a ruling on Boeings complaint wi

25、thin weeks （a ruling on a counter-complaint by Airbus is due later in the year）.Louis Gallois, the chief executive of EADS, the parent company of Airbus, denied there was anything odd about the timing: We do not plead guilty, he said. Our support is much more transparent than Boeings. We have folly

26、repaid with interest the support we received for the A320 and A330 and we are already paying back on the A380 （superTumbo）. Tom Enders, the chief executive of Airbus, added that the aid was aimed only at leveling the playing field, and that the European Union had described the 787 as the most subsid

27、ence commercial aircraft in history.1. It can be inferred from Paragraph One that Boeing and Airbus A. have not suffered from a reduction of new orders until this yearB. did not compete with each other intensely in the pastC. used to advertise their success in business at air showsD. would have to r

28、esolve their rivalry as early as possible2. According to the passage, Airbus and Boeing shared the following challenges EXCEPT .A. financial trouble of potential customerB. labor dispute with their employeesC. risk of oil price higher than $100D. difficulties in developing new aircraft3. Boeing exec

29、utives found the announcement of Airbus “provocative because .A. Airbus received higher subsidies than BoeingB. Airbus received new subsidies while the old dispute remained unsolvedC. Airbus didnt have to repay the newly announced subsidiesD. WTO ruling is expected to be in Airbuss favor4. Which of the aircraft types mentioned in this passage will be the last to begin delivery?A. Boeing 787 B. Boeing 777C. A380 D. A3505. What does leveling the playing field in the last paragraph mean?A. Making the ground smoothB. Mak