河南省专升本英语密押卷.docx

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河南省专升本英语密押卷

河南省专升本英语密押卷.txt爱尔兰﹌一个不离婚的国家，一个一百年的约定。

难过了，不要告诉别人，因为别人不在乎。

★真话假话都要猜，这就是现在的社会。

河南省专升本英语密押试卷

（一）

PartⅠ.VocabularyandStructure（40points）

Directions:

Thereare40incompletesentencesinthispart.Foreachsentence

therearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosetheONEthatbestcompletes

thesentence,andthenyoushouldmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswer

Sheet.

1.withthedevelopedcountries,someAfricancountriesareleftfar

behindintermsofpeople’slivingstandard.

A.CompareB.TocompareC.ComparedD.Comparing

2.Youweresillynotyourcar.

A.tolockB.tohavelockedC.lockingD.havinglocked

3.Idon’tthinkit’swiseofyoutoyourgreaterknowledgeinfront

ofthedirector,foritmayoffendhim.

A.showupB.showoutC.showinD.showoff

4.Mybosshasalwaysattendedtotheofimportantbusinesshimself.

A.transactionB.solutionC.translationD.stimulation

5.Innature,thereisnothingmoreimportantthanthesun,wegetheat

andlight.

A.bywhichB.fromwhichC.withwhichD.towhich

6.—Timeforfootballgame.DoyoumindifIchangetosportschannel?

—.

A.Yes,IagreeB.No,nochange

C.Yes,pleaseD.Notatall.Goahead

7.LiLeididn’tmeetthefamousAmericanprofessorhewasonholiday

inAmericalastyear.

A.unlessB.untilC.ifD.whether

8.Soaftershelearnedthegoodnewsthatshecouldhardlyfallasleep

thatnight.

A.excitedthemotherwasB.wasthemotherexcited

C.themotherwasexcitedD.excitedwasthemother

9.Oneofthewrongnotionsaboutscienceisthatmanyscientificdiscoveries

havecomeabout.

A.accordinglyB.accidentally

C.artificiallyD.additionally

10.Ialwayskeepcandlesinthehousethereisapowercut.

A.ifB.incaseC.onconditionthatD.when

11.Idon’tthinkwe’vemetbefore.Youareconfusingme.

A.withsomeotherB.withotherperson

C.withsomeoneelseD.withoneother

12.Machinetoolswillkeeptheiraccuracytheyareproperlylubricated

atregularperiods.

A.althoughB.untilC.thereforeD.providedthat

13.hefailedinthefinalexaminationwasthathehadnotpreparedat

all.

A.ThereasonwhyB.Thereasonfor

C.ThereasonwhichD.Thereasonof

14.Maryisthekindofpersonwhoalwaysseemstobeahurry.

A.onB.inC.withD.for

15.Mr.Lisaidthathewouldbepunctualfortheappointment,hewere

late?

A.sowhatB.butwhatifC.howaboutD.andwhatabout

16.Itoldhimwethoughthighlyhisplaysandwestillputthemonthe

boards.

A.inB.aboutC.ofD.for

17.ThistimenextweekI’llbeonvacation.ProbablyIonabeautiful

beach.

A.amlyingB.havelainC.willbelyingD.willhavelain

18.,wewentswimmingintheriver.

A.ThedaybeingveryhotB.Itwasaveryhotday

C.ThedaywasveryhotD.Beingaveryhotday

19.Shedidn’tgotothecinemalastnight,shehadtofinishherterm

paper.

A.asB.ifC.tillD.though

20.Marytriedtoteachherlittlebrotherhowtopronouncewordsher

teacherdid.

A.inmuchthesamewaylikeB.withmuchthesamewayas

C.inmuchthesamewaythatD.usingmuchthesameof

21.Bythistimenextyear,weallthelandintoricefields.

A.hadturnedB.willhaveturnedC.haveturnedD.havebeenturning

22.Itistimewecomputerstotheproductionofironandsteel.

A.willapplyB.appliedC.haveappliedD.wouldhaveapplied

23.Sarahhasgotawell-paidjob,shewillnolongerhavetorelyonher

parents.

A.AlthoughB.NowthatC.EvenafterD.Sincethat

24.hedidatthepartysurprisedeveryoneverymuch.

A.WhereB.WhichC.ItD.What

25.Shedidnothingbutthewholetimeshewasthere.

A.complainB.becomplainingC.complainedD.complaining

26.,herefusedtogiveanyexplanation.

A.Whenaskedtocommentonthequalityofthegoods

B.Whenhebeingaskedtocommentonthequalityofthegoods

C.Whenaskingtocommentonthequalityofthegoods

D.Whenheaskedtocommentonthequalityofthegoods

27.Thefactshehadnotsaidanythingsurprisedallofus.

A.whichB.whatC.thatD.how

28.Withtheteacherme,Ifeelquiteatease.

A.helpB.helpedC.helpingD.beinghelp

29.Itmeofthevillagewherewespentourholidayslastsummer.

A.remembersB.relievesC.recallsD.reminds

30.MywifewassointhenovelthatIhadn’tdaredtomakeasound.

A.focusedB.absorbedC.missedD.concentrated

31.Ifanyladyownsthiswatch,willshepleasecomeforwardandit?

A.askB.requireC.returnD.claim

32.Itwasmyyoungerbrotherwhometojazz.

A.informedB.introducedC.performedD.assured

33.Thecityforthe2008OlympicGamesisBeijing.

A.hostB.onlyC.masterD.main

34.Everymonththegroupmeets,soitsmemberscantheirviews.

A.changeB.implyC.findD.exchange

35.Usuallypeopleunderstresstoexpresstheirfullrangeofpotential

（潜能）.

A.intendB.tendC.happenD.lead

36.WhenIfirstmethim,Ihadthethathewasashyboy.

A.impressionB.meaningC.viewpointD.progress

37.Weshouldn’tourprospectsbylaziness.

A.damageB.upsetC.ruinD.harm

38.Wecouldnotpersuadehimtoacceptit,makehimseetheimportance

ofit.

A.youcouldneitherB.norcouldyou

C.youcouldeitherD.noryoucould

39.Iworkedonafarmforalongtimeandsogota（n）intothelifeof

afarmer.

A.findingB.insightC.realizationD.understanding

40.Hehimselfasabusinessexecutive（主管）;infact,heisaclerk.

A.definedB.suggestedC.describedD.wanted

PartⅡ.ReadingComprehension（40points）

Directions:

Thereare4passagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedby

somequestionsorincompletestatements.Foreachofthemthereare4choices

markedA,B,CandD.Youshoulddecideonthebestchoice,andmarkthe

correspondingletterontheAnswerSheet.

PassageOne

TheBritishpolicemanhasseveralnicknames,butthemostfrequentlyusedare

“copper”and“bobby”.Thefirstnamecomesfromtheverb“cop”meaning“to

take”,andthesecondcomesfromthefirstnameofSirRobertPeel,a19thcentury

politician,whowasthefounderofthepoliceforce.Anearlynicknameforthe

policemanwas“peeler”,butthisnamehaddiedout.

VisitorstoEnglandseem,nearlyalways,tobeveryimpressedbytheEnglish

police.Infact,ithasbecomeajokethatvisitorstoBritain,whenaskedforhis

opinionsofthecountry,willalwayssay,“Ithinkyourpolicemenarewonderful.”

Well,theBritishbobbymaynotalwaysbewonderfulbutheisusuallyavery

friendlyandhelpfulperson.

Amusic-hallsongofsomeyearsagowascalled“Ifyouwanttoknowthetime,

askapoliceman.”Nowadays,mostpeopleownwatchesbuttheystillseemtofind

plentyofotherquestionstoaskthepolicemen.InLondon,thepolicemenspendso

muchoftheirtimedirectingvisitorsaboutthecitythatonewondershowtheyever

findtimetodoanythingelse.

41.TheBritishpolicemanhasnicknamesmentionedinthepassage.

A.twoB.threeC.severalD.many

42.Themainideaofthesecondparagraphisthat.

A.visitorstoBritainareverythankfultothepolicemenfortheirhelp

B.theBritishpolicementellthevisitorstheviewsoftheircountry

C.visitorstoEnglandthinktheBritishpolicemenarewonderful

D.theEnglishpolicemenhavebecomeajoketothevisitors

43.“Ifyouwanttoknowthetime,askapoliceman.”Thismeans.

A.theBritishpolicemanknowsthetimecorrectly

B.theBritishpolicemanlikestotellthetimetothevisitors

C.mostpeople’swatchesdon’tgowell

D.thepolicemenarefriendlyandhelpful

44.What’stheattitudeoftheBritishpeopletowardsthepolicemen?

A.Theyrespectthemverymuch.

B.Theydon’trespectthematall.

C.Theythinkthepolicemenarefriendlyandhelpful.

D.Theydon’tlikethem.

45.Fromthewholepassage,weknowthat.

A.theBritishpolicemenspendalotoftimedirectingthevisitorstoLondon

B.theBritishpolicemen’snicknamesmaynotbewonderful

C.theBritishpolicemencan’tfindanytimetodoanythingelsebuthelpthe

visitorsallday

D.theBritishpolicemen’snicknameshavediedout

PassageTwo

Somepeoplebelievethatyouhavetobeaspecialkindofpeopletosellaproduct.

Butalthoughitisclearthatasuccessfulsalesmandoesneedspecialtalentsand

anopenpersonality,manyoftheskillsheusesareusedbyusall.

Webuildandkeeprelationshipswithdifferentkindsofpeople,welistento

andtakenoteofwhattheytellusanddon’tjustenjoythesoundofourownvoices,

andweexplainthingstothemordiscussideaswiththem.

Inthesameway,anycompanyneedstoestablishapersonalrelationshipwith

itsmajorclientsandpotentialcustomers.Itisoftensaidthat“peopledobusiness

withpeople”:

afirmdoesn’tjustdealimpersonally（没有人情味地）withanother

firm.Apersoninthebuyingdepartmentregularlyreceivespersonalvisitsfrom

peoplerepresentingthefirm’ssuppliers（供应商）—orinthecaseofdepartment

storesofchainstores,ateamofbuyersmaytravelaroundvisitingtheirsuppliers.

Keepingsalespeople“ontheroad”ismuchmoreexpensivethanemployingthem

toworkintheoffice.Muchofthesalespeople’stimeisspentunproductively

traveling.Telephonesellingmayusethistimemoreproductivity,butaface-to-face

meetinganddiscussionismuchmoreeffective.Companiesinvolvedintheexporttrade

oftenhaveaseparateexportsalesforce.Itstravelandaccommodationexpensesmay

beveryhigh.Asaresult,servicingoverseascustomersmayoftenbedonebyphone,

telex（电传）orletter,andpersonalvisitsmaybelessoften.Manyfirm