黑龙江大学英语考试真题卷6Word文档格式.docx

1、Ait will be easier for her to overcome stress and strain Bshe will be more successful in her career Cher chances of getting promoted will be greater Dher life will be richer and more meaningful 5.Which of the following demographic growth pattern is most suitable for the long thin powder fuse analogy

2、 AA virtually stable or slightly decreasing period and then a sudden explosion of population. BA slow growth for a long time and then a period of rapid, dramatic increase. CToo many people on earth and a few rapid increase in the number added each year. DA long period when death rates exceeds birthr

3、ates and then a short period with higher fertility and lower mortality. 6.During the first period of demographic history, societies were often in danger of extinction because_. Aonly one in ten persons could live past 40 Bthere was higher mortality than fertility in most places Cit was too dangerous

4、 to have babies due to the poor conditions Dour ancestors had little enthusiasm for more children 7.Which statement is TRUE about population increase AThere might be an increase of 2.2 billion persons from now to the year 2000. BAbout 50,000 babies are born every, six hours at present. CBetween 8000

5、 B.C. and the present, the population increase is about 80,000,000 persons each year. DThe population increased faster between 8000 B. C. and 1650 than between 1650 and the present. 8.The word demographic （Line 4, Para. 1 ） means_. Astatistics of human Bsurroundings study Caccumulation of human Ddev

6、elopment of human 9.The author of the passage intends to _. Awarn people against the population explosion in the near future Bcompare the demographic growth pattern in the past with that after 1650 Cfind out the cause for rapid increase in population in recent years Dpresent us a clear and complete

7、picture of the demographic growth 10.According to paragraph 6, in the e-business environment, _. Aproducts will be made after they are sold Bproducts will be made before they are sold Ccustomers will not be able to buy at any time Dcustomers will not be able to choose what they want 11.The word dras

8、tically （Para. 2） probably means_. Adramatically Breadily Cgreatly Dmainly 12.It is suggested by the author that in the new e-business environment _. Aall companies will benefit a lot from e-business Bmost companies will go bankrupt because they dont know how to do e-business Conly those companies t

9、hat have conducted business online for a long time can succeed Dthe companies that have succeeded in traditional business will have to face big challenges 13.In order to compete in todays new e-business environment, companies need to _. Areevaluate their business plan Bapply old strategies Cbecome e

10、-businesses Dre-evaluate their business patterns and apply new strategies 14.The business-to-business Internet revolution excludes_. Acutting down cost of sales Bspeeding distribution of commodities Cincreasing productivity of the companies Dchanging the structure of the companies 15.When a machine

11、analyses the frequencies used by a particular voice and draws a graph of them, sound is electronically _ into a pattern of lines. Acontrived Bconverted Cmagnified Dmanifested 16.Radio reception wasnt very good because of a disturbance in the atmosphere; the announcers voice sounded very _. Adisputed

12、 Bdisclosed Cdistorted Ddiscarded 17.A rich man could appeal with the aid of counsel, while a poor man would be _ of this opportunity. Aderived Bdeprived Cdescribed Ddeserved 18.In manufacturing, cheaper materials are constantly being _ for the more expensive kind. Areplaced Btranscended Ctransplant

13、ed Dsubstituted 19.The glass-and-steel skyscrapers erected through most of the 20th century drew much of their aesthetic as well as technological _ from the clean lines and light appearance of late 19th century Chicago buildings such as this one. Ainspiration Binnovation Caspiration Dassassination 2

14、0.After being laid off for 6 months, I occasionally found a _ ad, sent my resume and fortunately got a new job. Arecruitment Breconciliation Cregiment Dremnant 21.She _ being spied on when she was sunbathing in the garden. Arefuted Bretorted Creproached Dresented 22.The employer_ the letter to his s

15、ecretary, who wrote it down in short hand. Adictated Billuminated Cdiagnosed Dimitated 23.Elderly people, considered too _ to do anything for themselves or others, are rapidly learning to become self-sufficient. Afabulous Bfeminine Cfinite Dfeeble 24.Librarians managed to develop systematic _ to org

16、anize their collections in ways that provide users with convenient and logical access to materials. Aprocedures Bprocesses Cproceedings Dpropositions 25.The headlights of the approaching car were so _ that the cyclist had to stop riding. Ablazing Bblessing Cblurring Ddazzling 26.When he lost his job

17、 he tried to _ his fortunes by robbing a bank. Arevive Bretrieve Crectify Drecycle 27.Because Bob had stopped reading his technical journals he was _ of new development in his field. Aintellectual Bsubtle Cignorant Dtentative 28.Last year when he traveled in France he pretended to be French, but his

18、 German_ give him away. Aaccent Baccessory Cconsensus Dconsent 29.The striped band round the policemans sleeve is to _ that he is on duty. Amagnify Bproclaim Csignify Dexclaim 30.Although the main characters in the novel are so true to life, they are certainly _ Aimaginary Bimperative Cimaginative D

19、imperial 31.In 1954 a survey _ that nearly two out of every three men, women, and children in the United States now are protected by health insurance. Ainherited Binhibited Cinduced Dindicated 32.Due to Americans invasion on Iraq, anti-American has been running high _ in some countries. Afeeling Bem

20、otion Csentiment Dsensation 33.Some people think that a _ translation, or word-for-word translation, is easier than a free translation. Aliteral Blinear Cliberal Dliterary 34.Having lived in Italy for thirty years, Vivian and her husband moved to make a_ home in New York. Aperiodic Bpersistent Cperm

21、issible Dpermanent 35.According to biologists, animal populations at a given time are _ by food supplies at that time. Agoverned Bsustained Cmediated Dmanipulated 36.The boy slipped out of the room and headed for the swimming pool without his parents_. Aconception Bconviction Cconsent Dconsole 37.A

22、friend is a person with whom I may be _ Before him, I may think aloud. Asplendid Bsolitary Csoluble Dsincere 38.Whenever I go out, I always keep a certain amount of money _, in case of an emergency. Aby hand Bin hand Con hand Dat hand 39.He called this an insult to the professional _ of teachers and

23、 declared that the obligation of the U.S. labor movement is to improve the status of teachers. Ahumidity Bcommodity Cintegrity Dliability 40.New mineral resources may be discovered during the forthcoming Antarctic_. Aexpedition Bexcursion Cexecution Dexposition 41.Jim, the newly elected director, ha

24、d to reorganize the entire office; he angrily complained of his _, who had been so incompetent that everything was left in a mess. Asuccessor Bancestor Cpredecessor Dforerunner 42.Recently the young couple has _ arguments with each other for trifles. Aperpetual Beternal Cconstant Dcontinual 43.The a

25、uthor of the passage is primarily concerned with _. Asummarizing a thesis Brecommending a different approach Ccomparing points of view Dmaking a series of predictions 44.The author suggests that implementing manufacturing competitiveness is a strategy that is _. Aflawed and ruinous Bshortsighted and

26、 difficult to sustain Cpopular and easily accomplished Duseful but inadequate 45.In the passage, the author includes all of the following EXCEPT _. Aa business principle Ba definition of productivity Can example of a successful company Dan illustration of a process technology 46.The author s attitude toward the culture is most factories in best described as _. Acautious Bcritical Cdisinterested Drespectful 47.Although he was employed by Foreign Office, Richard Burton was _. Ainterested in becoming a monk or an emplorer Bvery interested in h