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2022云南公共英语(Pets)考试真题卷

本卷共分为1大题50小题,作答时间为180分钟,总分100分,60分及格。

一、单项选择题(共50题,每题2分。

每题的备选项中,只有一个最符合题意)

1.Theyhung______athomewaitingforaphonecallandconsequentlymissedthetrain.

A.up

B.back

C.about

D.down

2.Everythinghe()awayfromhimbeforehereturnedtoschool.

A.took

B.hadtaken

C.hadhadbeentaken

D.hadbeentaken

3.Solittle()aboutmathematicsthatthelecturewascompletebeyondme.

A.Iknow

B.doIknow

C.Iknew

D.didIknow

4.Computersarenowbeingpushedintoschools.Weknowthatmultimediawillmake(21)easyandfun.Childrenwillhappilylearnfrom(22)characterswhiletaughtbyexpertly(23)software.Whoneedsteacherswhenyou’vegot(24)educationTheseexpensivetoysaredifficulttouseintheclassroomsand(25)extensiveteachertraining.Sure,kidslovevideogames(26)thinkofyourownexperience:

canyou(27)evenoneeducationalfilmstripofmanyyearsagoI’ll(28)yourememberthetwoorthreegreatteacherswhomadea(29)inyourlife.  Thenthere’scyberbusiness.We’repromised(30)catalogshoppingjustpointandclickforgreatdeals.We’llorderairlinetickets(31)thenetwork,bookrestaurantsandegotiatesales(32).Storeswillbecomeobsolete.Sohowcomemylocalmalldoesmore(33)inanafternoonthantheentireInternet(34)inamonthEveniftherewereatrustworthywayto(35)moneyovertheInternet,thenetworkis(36)amostessentialingredientoftradeandcommerce:

salespeople.  What’sabsentfromthiselectronicwonderlandPeoplecontact.Computersandnetworks(37)usfromoneanother.Anetworkchatlineisalimp(38)formeetingfriendsovercoffee.Nointeractivemultimediadisplaycomes(39)totheexcitementofa(40)concert.ThisvirtualrealitywherefrustrationislegionandwhereintheholynamesofEducationandProgressimportantaspectsofhumaninteractionsarerelentlesslydevalued.21().

A.computer-aided

B.computer-presented

C.computer-designed

D.computer-developed

5.()arethedayswhenteacherswerelookeddownupon.

A.Gone

B.Go

C.Togo

D.Going

6.Everyoneknowsthattaxationisnecessaryinamodernstate:

(21)it,itwouldnotbepossibletopaythesoldiersandpolicemenwhoprotectus;(22)theworkersingovernmentofficeswho(23)ourhealth,ourfood,ourwater,andall(24)thingsthatwecannotdoforourselves.By(25)oftaxation,wepayforthingsthatweneedas(26)asweneedsomewheretoliveandsomethingtoeat,Inmostcountries,adirecttaxonpersons,(27)iscalledincometax,exists.Itisarrangedinsuchawaythatthepoorestpeoplepay(28),andthepercentageoftaxgrowsgreaterasthetaxpayer’s(29)grows.InEngland,forexample,thetaxonhe(30)peoplegoesupashighasninety-fivepercent!

Butcountrieswithdirecttaxationnearlyalwayshave(31)taxationtoo.Manythingsimportedintothecountryhavetopaytaxesorduties.(32),itisthemenandwomenwhobuytheimportedthingsintheshopswhoreally(33)paytheduties,inthe(34)ofhigherprices.Insomecountries,too,thereisatax(35)thingssoldintheshops.Ifthemostnecessarythingsaretaxed,alotofmoneyiscollected,butthepoorpeoplesuffer(36).Ifunnecessarythingslikejewelsandfurcoatsaretaxed,(37)isobtained,butthetaxisfairer,asthe(38)payit.Probablythislastkindofindirecttax,(39)withadirectonincomeswhichislowforthepoorandhighfortherich,is(40)arrangement.37().

A.many

B.well

C.more

D.much

7.We'dbetter()forthebellisringing.

A.stoptotalk

B.tostoptotalk

C.stoptalking

D.tostoptalking

8.—ShewasinclassonFridayafternoon,butnoonehasseenhersince.—She()anaccident.

A.mighthave

B.mighthavehad

C.mayhave

D.oughttohavehad

9.Everyoneknowsthattaxationisnecessaryinamodernstate:

(21)it,itwouldnotbepossibletopaythesoldiersandpolicemenwhoprotectus;(22)theworkersingovernmentofficeswho(23)ourhealth,ourfood,ourwater,andall(24)thingsthatwecannotdoforourselves.By(25)oftaxation,wepayforthingsthatweneedas(26)asweneedsomewheretoliveandsomethingtoeat,Inmostcountries,adirecttaxonpersons,(27)iscalledincometax,exists.Itisarrangedinsuchawaythatthepoorestpeoplepay(28),andthepercentageoftaxgrowsgreaterasthetaxpayer’s(29)grows.InEngland,forexample,thetaxonhe(30)peoplegoesupashighasninety-fivepercent!

Butcountrieswithdirecttaxationnearlyalwayshave(31)taxationtoo.Manythingsimportedintothecountryhavetopaytaxesorduties.(32),itisthemenandwomenwhobuytheimportedthingsintheshopswhoreally(33)paytheduties,inthe(34)ofhigherprices.Insomecountries,too,thereisatax(35)thingssoldintheshops.Ifthemostnecessarythingsaretaxed,alotofmoneyiscollected,butthepoorpeoplesuffer(36).Ifunnecessarythingslikejewelsandfurcoatsaretaxed,(37)isobtained,butthetaxisfairer,asthe(38)payit.Probablythislastkindofindirecttax,(39)withadirectonincomeswhichislowforthepoorandhighfortherich,is(40)arrangement.39().

A.including

B.along

C.dealing

D.and

10.Computersarenowbeingpushedintoschools.Weknowthatmultimediawillmake(21)easyandfun.Childrenwillhappilylearnfrom(22)characterswhiletaughtbyexpertly(23)software.Whoneedsteacherswhenyou’vegot(24)educationTheseexpensivetoysaredifficulttouseintheclassroomsand(25)extensiveteachertraining.Sure,kidslovevideogames(26)thinkofyourownexperience:

canyou(27)evenoneeducationalfilmstripofmanyyearsagoI’ll(28)yourememberthetwoorthreegreatteacherswhomadea(29)inyourlife.  Thenthere’scyberbusiness.We’repromised(30)catalogshoppingjustpointandclickforgreatdeals.We’llorderairlinetickets(31)thenetwork,bookrestaurantsandegotiatesales(32).Storeswillbecomeobsolete.Sohowcomemylocalmalldoesmore(33)inanafternoonthantheentireInternet(34)inamonthEveniftherewereatrustworthywayto(35)moneyovertheInternet,thenetworkis(36)amostessentialingredientoftradeandcommerce:

salespeople.  What’sabsentfromthiselectronicwonderlandPeoplecontact.Computersandnetworks(37)usfromoneanother.Anetworkchatlineisalimp(38)formeetingfriendsovercoffee.Nointeractivemultimediadisplaycomes(39)totheexcitementofa(40)concert.ThisvirtualrealitywherefrustrationislegionandwhereintheholynamesofEducationandProgressimportantaspectsofhumaninteractionsarerelentlesslydevalued.33().

A.mail

B.deposit

C.send

D.save

11.Susangotsunburnedbecauseshe()onthebeachallafternoon.

A.lay

B.islying

C.haslain

D.hadbeenlying

12.Thewriterbecamewell-knownin().

A.histhirtiesinthe1980s

B.thethirtiesinhis1980

C.his30sin1980s

D.thethirtiesduringthe1980

13.Computersarenowbeingpushedintoschools.Weknowthatmultimediawillmake(21)easyandfun.Childrenwillhappilylearnfrom(22)characterswhiletaughtbyexpertly(23)software.Whoneedsteacherswhenyou’vegot(24)educationTheseexpensivetoysaredifficulttouseintheclassroomsand(25)extensiveteachertraining.Sure,kidslovevideogames(26)thinkofyourownexperience:

canyou(27)evenoneeducationalfilmstripofmanyyearsagoI’ll(28)yourememberthetwoorthreegreatteacherswhomadea(29)inyourlife.  Thenthere’scyberbusiness.We’repromised(30)catalogshoppingjustpointandclickforgreatdeals.We’llorderairlinetickets(31)thenetwork,bookrestaurantsandegotiatesales(32).Storeswillbecomeobsolete.Sohowcomemylocalmalldoesmore(33)inanafternoonthantheentireInternet(34)inamonthEveniftherewereatrustworthywayto(35)moneyovertheInternet,thenetworkis(36)amostessentialingredientoftradeandcommerce:

salespeople.  What’sabsentfromthiselectronicwonderlandPeoplecontact.Computersandnetworks(37)usfromoneanother.Anetworkchatlineisalimp(38)formeetingfriendsovercoffee.Nointeractivemultimediadisplaycomes(39)totheexcitementofa(40)concert.ThisvirtualrealitywherefrustrationislegionandwhereintheholynamesofEducationandProgressimportantaspectsofhumaninteractionsarerelentlesslydevalued.34().

A.appreciate

B.recall

C.comment

D.produce

14.Putonmoreclothes.You()befeelingcoldwithonlyashirton.

A.should

B.would

C.could

D.must

15.Afterthetheftofhiscarheputinaninsurance()for£3,000.

A.account

B.invoice

C.assessment

D.claim

16.Itwasabigcelebration-______peoplegatheredatthecitysquare.

A.fivethousands

B.fivethousand

C.thousands

D.thousandof

17.Morethan30,000driversandpassengerswhoseatinthefrontofthevehiclesarekilledorseriouslyinjuredeachyear.Ataspeedofonly30milesperhouritisthesameasfallingfromathird-floorbuilding.Wearingaseatbeltsaveslives:

itreducesyourchanceofdeathorseriousinjurybymorethanhalf.  Thereforedriversorfrontseatpassengersover14inmostvehiclesmustwearaseatbelt.Ifyoudonot,youwillbefinedupto£50.Itwillnotbeuptothedriverstomakesureyouwearyourbelt.Butitwillbethedriver’sresponsibilitytomakesurethatchildrenunder14donotrideinthefrontunlesstheyarewearingaseatbeltofsomekind.  However,whenyou’rereversingyourcar,youdonothavetowearaseatbelt;oryouaremakingalocaldeliveryorcollectionusingaspecialvehicle;rifyouhaveavalidmed

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