阜阳科技职业学院单招英语模拟试题及答案.docx

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阜阳科技职业学院单招英语模拟试题及答案

2016阜阳科技职业学院单招英语模拟试题及答案

第二部分：

英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）

第一节：

单项选择（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

21．—CouldImakeit28thDecember?

—。

A．YoucancontrolitB．That’sfinewithme

C．It’snotmybusinessD．Goaheadwithit

22.一Doyouhaveanythinginmindyou’dlikeforsupper7

一Well，isokaywithme．

A.which；everythingB．what；whatever

C.where；somethingD．that；anything

23．MostexpertspredictthatalltheseeffortswillleadtostrongandpowerfulChina，countrythatcansurprisethewholeworld．

A.a；aB．the；aC．不填；theD．不填：

a

24.Nexttothehole，abellwasfastened．

A.anailwasthere；fromthatB．wasanail：

towhich

C.wasanail；tothatD．anailwasthere：

fromwhich

25.Heborrowed200yuanfrommeforthetripandthen，that，askedmeifhecouldborrowmybike．

A.xceptforB．butforC．ontopofD．inspiteof

26．fromothercontinentsformillionsofyears，AustraliahasmanYplantsandanimalsthatcannotbefoundintheworld．

A.Beingseparated；anywhereelseB．Havingseparated；nowhereelse

C.Havingbeenseparated；inanyothercountryD．Tobeseparated；anywhereelse

27．—Itcostme25yuantogethere．

一Well，itwascrazyofyoutotakeataxiyoucouldcomebybusaswell．

A.asB．ifC．becauseD．when

28.一Youknowwhat?

WangWeiwantstobeYaoMingafterhegraduatesfromschoo1．

一Areyoukidding?

HewillneverapersonIlkehim．

A.changeB．makeC．turnD．get

29．tiredthemotheris，sheisalwayspatienthefnaughtyboy．

A．Nomatterhow；ofB．However：

with

C．However；ofD．Whenever：

wich

30.—WillyouourhousewhileweareoutonhoIidav?

—We11，thatoughttobenoproblem．

A.keepaneyeonB.keepaneyeout

C．haveaneyeforD．haveaneyeto

31.IwasthemaboutmytravelswhenshewithastoryofherownonhervisittoHainan.

A.totell；brokedownB．abouttotell；brokeout

C.onthepointoftelling；brokeupD．telling：

brokein

32.It’shopedthatanendcantopollutionofanykindandwehumanscanlivewithnature．

A.bemade；inconditionB．beperformed；inagreemeni

C.beput;inharmonyD．bebrought；intermswith

33.Cleanfooddoesnotpeoplewillnotgetcancerbutitcanplayasignificantroleinreducingthenumberofitsvictims.

A.mean；atleastB．prove：

atlast

C.prevent；atmostD．save；atpresent

34.ourparty’sreformpolicy，theeconomicsituationofourcountryhasalreadymuchbetterthanbefore．

A.Owingto；turnedonB．Becauseof;turnedover

C.Despite；turnedaroundD．Thanksto;turnedout

35.Shemorevisitstoherparents．Shehasbeenregrettingnotdoingsosincetheypassedaway.

A．shouldpayB.wouldpayC．shouldhavepaidD.wouldhavepaid

第二节：

完形填空（共20小题，每小题1．5分，满分30分）

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从36--55各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。

Thereisasaying“BeautyisintheeYeofthebeholder．”36oneindividualconsldersbeautifulmaynotbebeautifultoanother．Whenwetalkaboutbeautyinpeople，weoften37totheirphysicalattractiveness．Ofcourse，abcautifulorhandsomefaceispleasan38.Buttome，beautyisnotonly39thatpleasestheeyes，butalsopleasestheothersensesandthe40．Ithinktruebeautymakesyousee41thelovelysight．ItwillgiveyouinsightorrealizationofsomethinginterestingbeyondJustthe42appearance．

Themostmemorable“beautifulpeople”arethosewhohaveattractivepersonalities43theprettyfaces.Inoneofmyclasses，thereweretwobeautifulgirls，SueandLin．44hadalmostperfectfacesandslender（苗条的）45．ButLinwasusedtogettingherway．Shefeltthather46couldhelphergetanythingshewanted，47amongtheboys.Sue，48，treatedherbeautyinamatter-of-factwayandshewas49toeVerYone.Shewasalsoamemberofthedebatingteam．HerpersonaHtywasmostly50byothersanditmadeheramorestrikingbeautythanLin．

Innerbeautyisanotherkindofbeautythat51peoplegreatly．Peoplewhohavethiskindofbeautyhavegainedinnerpeace．They52theirfellowmen，andtrytorighttheinjusticesinthisworld．Two53personalitieswhoareexamplesofthisareNelsonMandelaandMotherTheresa．Mandelaiswillingto54hislifeandfreedomtowinequalrightsforthe55inSouthAfrica．MotherTheresatstaskistohelpthepoorestoftheworld’spoor．Thisinnerbeautygivesacertainbrightnesstotheirlookandmakestheworldabetterplace．

36．A．WhyB．ThatC．WhatD．How

37．A．pointB．referC．stickD．come

38．A．1ookingatB．tolookatC．seeingD．tonotice

39．A．somethingB．anythingC．everythingD．all

40．A．heartB．brainC．headD．mind

41．A．underB．belowC．beyondD．outof

42．A．outwardB．inwardC．backwardD．forward

43．A．behindB．underC．afterD．over

44．A．EitherB.AllC．EachD．Both

45．A．numbersB．figuresC．statesD．forms

46．A．appearanceB．experienceC．mannerD．way

47.A.completelyB．speciallyC．especiallyD．generally

48.A．theotherwayroundB．bythewayC．inthatcaseD．otherwise

49．A．niceB．rudeC．impoliteD.gentle

50．A．scoldedB．receivedC．struckD．accepted

51．A．disappointsB．hurtsC．pleasesD．attracts

52．A．turntoB．dependonC．careaboutD．callfor

53．A．ordinaryB．well—knownC．commonD．ugly

54．A．spareB．showC．giveD．send

55．A．humansB．whitesC．citizensD．blacks

第三部分：

阅读理解（共15小题，每小题2分，满分30分）

从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。

A

TheycannotvotewhichnationsshouldhaveaseatontheUnitedNations、SecuritvCouncil，butordinarypeoplehaveshowntheirfeelings．

ByTuesdayafternoon，over11．5miIlionpeopleinandoutsideChinahadsignedanonlinepetitionsayingJapanshouldnotsucceedinitsbidforaneverlastingseatontheSecurityCouncil．

TheloudcallisduetothehistoricalfactsinWorldWarⅡ．SomeJapanesepoliticianssaidtheircountryisreadytoplayamoreactiveroleinglobalaffairs，andtheircountrv’scontributioncannolongerbelimitedtofinancialaspects．

Thepetitionby11．5millionpeopletellsJapanthatmoneyalonecannotbuytheirhearts．

Anewhistorytextbookthataright—wingJapaneseorganizationhassubmittedforofficialagreementgoessofarastopaintJapanasa"victim”inWorldWarⅡ．ItsauthorsevensaythatChinastartedallthewarsbetweenthetwocountries．

JapanesePrimeMinisterJunichiroKoizumiturned．downaninvitationtoagrandpartyinMoscowonMay9tocelebratethe60thanniversaryoftheendofWarWorldⅡ．Koizumi’sabsencewilldonothingbutencouragemoreprobes（追究）intohiscountry’s、historicalbaggage．

JapanesepoliticianscontinuetovisittheYasukuniShrine．WartimeleaderandwarcriminalHidekiXojo，aswellasfiveotherhangedwarcriminals，areburiedattheshrine．TheytalkaboutpeaceduringthevisitsandasktheirAsianneighborstounderstandJapaneseculture，whichrequiresthemtovisitShintoshrinestomarkseasonalcelebrations．Buttheydon’tseethepainsthattheJapaneseinvasionbroughtonotherAsiancountries．Howcananationsleepwithsuchahistoryonitsconscience?

TheamountofmoneyJapangivestheUnitedNationsdoesnotnecessarilygivethecountrytheroleininternationalaflairs．NeithefwillaneverlastingseatontheSecurityCouncilfreeJapanfromitshistoricalbaggage．

56．AccordingtosomeJapanesepoliticianstheirvisitstoShintoShrinesaredueto．

A．thefactthatthesixWorldWarⅡcriminalswereburiedthere

B.theintentionthatJapanwantstogetaneverlastingseatontheSecurityCouncil

C．therequirementofJapaneseculture

D．theprobesofthewarcriminals

57．The11．5millionpeoplesignedanonlinepetitionto．

A．stopJapanfrombiddinganeverlastingseatontheSecurityCouncil

B．expresstheirfeelingsthattheydidn’twantJapantowinitsbid

C．honorthepeoplewhodiedinWorldWarII

D．supporttheideathat．JapanshouldgivetheUNmoremoney

58．InanewJapanesehistorybook．

A．theJapanesearedescribedasright-wingpeople

B．manyvictimssubmittedtheagreement，inWorldWarⅡ

C．Japanesegovernmenthassignedtheagreementofficially

D．Chinaisconsideredtohavebeenresponsibleforthewar

59．WhichofthefollowingdescriptionsaboutJapanisNOTtrue？

A．Itwantsmoreprobesintoitshistoricalbaggage．

B．Thegovernmentrefusedaninvitationtothe60thanniversaryoftheendofWorldWarⅡ．

C．ItwantstogetaneverlastingseatontheSecurityCouncil．

D．ItgivestheUNmuchmoney．

B

UpperWestSidewidowMimiScotthasbeenhandedaheartbreakingultimatum--losethreeofherfourdogsbytomorroworgetoutofherplushLincolnParkapartment．

Forthe64--year—olddoglover，there’sonlyonechoice．

“Ihavecreatedafamily，andgettingridofthemwouldbelikelosingnaychildren，”shesaidyesterday．“I’mbesidemyself．It’sdestroyingme。

I’vebeencryingsomuch．”

“Whenyouliveonyourownyougetsuchaclosebondtoyourpets，”sheadded．“It’sthemthatIwakeupforandI'drathersellmyhomethanlivewithoutthem．”

Scott，anartisticdirectoroftheManhattanPlaywrights，haslivedinher$1．25millionapartmentonW.71stSt．fornineyears．

SheboughtherHavanesepup，Lucy，andherBolognesedogs，CoconutandLaura，lastJulytokeepher9-year-oldLhasaapso，Kramer,company．

Butlastmonthshewastoldofastrictbuildingbylawthatbansresidentsfromkeepingmorethanonedog．Theotherthreepoocheshadtogo．

“Iknewnothingofthebylaw，whichIknewwasmymistake，”saidScott，whositsonthecoopboard．“ButtheyshouldhavetoldmeinJulybeforeI’dbuiltsuchabond．Lettingthesedogsgonowwouldbreakmyheart．”

Scottbelievedsheenjoyedandwasproudoflivingintheapartmentandthebuilding．“ButIfeelbetrayed（被背叛了），”shesaid．

“WhatchoicedoIhave?

I'vestartedlookingforanewplace，andjusthopetheboardwillletmydogsstayuntilImove．”

Scottsaidshehadnotbeenapartofanyboardmeetingsdiscussingherdogs，whichshebelieveswereheldaftero