广东省成教学士学位英语统考试题及答案文档格式.docx

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A.Maybesomeothertime.B.Well,ifyouinsist.

C.Whocares?

D.I’dbegladto.

3.Allen:

How’syourheadache?

Jenny:

_Themedicineworkedwonders.

A.Stillthesame.B.Hatetotellyou.

C.It’sallgone.D.It’sgettingworse.

4.Kevin:

Istherestaurantanygood?

Tommy:

_,butyouhavetotryitforyourself.

A.Ithinkit’sgreatB.Don’tworryaboutit

C.It’sajokeD.I’veneverbeenthere

5．John:

Whynotgivemeacalltonight?

Margret:

_Yournumberagain?

A.Toolate.B.Doesitreallymatter?

C.I’llbecrazybusy.D.I’lldothat.

6.Blair:

Hello.MayIspeaktoMr.Smith?

Steve:

_Wouldyouliketoleaveamessage?

A.He’snotinrightnow.B.I’llgethimforyou.

C.Holdthelineplease.D.Mr.what?

7.Mike:

It’sagreatmovie.I’llgowithyou.

Grice:

Great.Butwemustleavenowifyoudon’twanttomissthebeginning.

Mike:

_

A.I’dbegladto.B.Howtimeflies!

C.I’llbeready.D.Whatagreatidea!

8.Teacher:

Allright._?

Student:

Itsuredid.Thankyousomuch,professor.

A.CanIseeyouinthenextclassB.Isitwhatyouwanttoask

C.HaveIunderstoodyoucorrectlyD.Didthatansweryourquestion

9.Jay:

Howarethingsgoingwithyourmom?

Lee:

She’sdoinggreat.Ineveryway._

A.Howdoyouknow?

B.Thankyouforasking.

C.Isthatright?

D.Youknowbetter.

10.Cashier:

Okay,that’llbe$8.55.

Customer:

_.

Cashier:

Thanks…Next!

A.HereyougoB.Takethisaway

C.YouarerightD.It’sveryniceofyou

11.Kathy:

Ihopetheyhaveallthatstuffatthesupermarket.

Ben:

_Wecanalsolookonlineforthethingswelike.

A.Itbeatsme.B.HowcanIknow?

C.What’sthepoint?

D.Itdoesn’tmatteriftheydon’t.

12.Lucas:

Sorrysweetie.Ididn’thearyou._?

Mary:

Lookhere,thisdresshasmatchingbeltandshoes.Whatdoyouthink?

A.WhereareyouB.Howyoudoing

C.WhatdidyousayD.Whyareyouhere

13.Mark:

Let’sgoandsitdownforawhile.Ineedtorestandhaveadrink.

Linn:

.I’mtiredtoo.

A.YouarerightB.That’samazing

C.Let’sdothatD.We’llgiveitatry

14.Boss:

Congratulationstoyourpromotion,Jack.

Employee:

Mr.Anderson.I’lldomybestinthenewrole.

A.SamehereB.Thankyouforyourtrust

C.ThehonorismineD.I’dappreciateit

15.Carlo:

Howmuchisitforapersonforaday?

Withlunch,it’sonly60Euros.

Carlo:

OK,.

A.it’stooexpensiveB.it’sadeal

C.forgetitD.goodbye

PartIIReadingComprehension（40points）

Thereare4passagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedby5questionsorunfinishedstatements.Foreachofthemthereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosethebestoneandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.

PassageOne

Thecomfortzoneisourliving,work,andsocialenvironmentsthatwehavegrownaccustomedto.Itdeterminesthetypeoffriendswemakeorpeopleweassociatewith.Itdeterminesalifestyleweacceptorreject.

Youngpeopleareveryadaptable;

theycanadjusttochangingcomfortzoneswithease.Theycansocializewithhomelesspeopleinthemorningandbeequallyateaseataformalbanquetintheevening.Asweage,theabilitytoadapttowide-rangingcomfortzonesbecomesmoredifficult.Socialprejudicenarrowsthecomfortzonerange.Thecomfortzonecanbeadecisionmakingtool.

Comfortzonesaredirectlyrelatedtoourdreamsorgoals,whichisassociatedwithself-fulfillingprophecy（预言）.Inordertogrowandchange,wemustfirstbediscontentwithourcurrentcomfortzone.Wemustrealizethatallmeaningfulandlastingchangesoccurfirstindaydreamingandthentheyworktheirwayintoreality.Themoreclearlyandvividlywefantasizeourdream,thestrongerandmorerealthepicturesonthesubconsciouslevelwillbecome.Onceoursubconsciousacceptsthisimageandit’sexpectation,itwillgotowork,searchingforawaytobringthedreamintoreality.Ifwefeelthatthesethingsaretoogoodforus,wewillfindwaystofail.If,however,weintentionallyimaginethechangewewant,buildanexpectationofthechangementallyandemotionally,andwewillfindwaystoacquiredreamand,whenmentallyready,itwillarrivefasterthanweeverthoughtpossible.

Forsomepeople,problems,suffering,poverty,badbreaksaretheircomfortzone.Theyfindcomfortinfindingfaultandcomplainingabouttheirmisfortune.Thesameistrueforbusinesses.Managementandworkershavegrownusedtoseeingthingsgowrongandexpectthemto.Managementfindscomfortinfindingfaultwithworkersandviceversa.

Noteifthecomfortzoneweareseekingisbeyondourcurrentincome,then,weneedtodevelopaservicethathasgreatervaluethanourcurrentone.Money,powerandinfluencearenotgoals;

theyarerewardsonlyforpersonalachievement.

16.Asonegrowsolder,.

A.one’scomfortzonebecomesnarrower

B.onefindscomfortzonemoreeasily

C.onebecomesmoresympathetic

D.onebehavesbetterinsocialgatherings

17.Whatdoes“bediscontentwithourcurrentcomfortzone”（Para.3）mean?

A.Bepreparedtorealizeourdreams.

B.Keepdreamingofunrealisticgoals.

C.Pictureourdreamsclearlyandvividly.

D.Bedissatisfiedwithourpresentlife.

18.Accordingtotheauthor,daydreaming.

A.requiresacleargoalinmind

B.doeslittlegoodtothepursuitofhappiness

C.preparesusformeaningfulchangesinlife

D.wastesourtimeandenergy

19.ItcanbeinferredfromParagraph4that.

A.comfortzonemayleadtoconflictsB.comfortzoneisnotnecessarilypositive

C.peopletendtofindfaultwiththemselvesD.survivalishardinbusinesscircles

20.Byseekingabettercomfortzone,peopleaimto.

A.makegreaterachievement

B.makemoremoney

C.bemoreinfluential

D.gaingreaterpower

PassageTwo

Entireculturesoperateonelaboratesystemsofindirectness.Forexample,itisdiscoveredinasmallresearchprojectthatmostGreeksassumedthatawifewhoasked,“Wouldyouliketogototheparty?

”washintingthatshewantedtogo.Theyfeltthatshewouldn’tbringitupifshedidn’twanttogo.Furthermore,theyfelt,shewouldnotstateherpreferencedirectlybecausethatwouldsoundlikeademand.Indirectnesswastheappropriatemeansforcommunicatingherpreference.

Japaneseculturehasdevelopedindirectnesstoafineart.Forexample,aJapaneseprofessor,HarumiBefu,explainsthedelicateexchangeofindirectnessrequiredbyasimpleinvitationtolunch.Whenhisfriendextendedtheinvitation,Befufirsthadtodeterminewhetheritwasmeantliterallyorjustaritual,muchasanAmericanmightsay,“We’llhavetohaveyouoverfordinnersometime”butwouldnotexpectyoutoturnupatthedoor.Havingdecidedtheinvitationwasmeantliterallyandhavingaccepted,Befuwasthenaskedwhathewouldliketoeat.Followingcustom,hesaidanythingwoulddo,buthisfriend,alsofollowingcustom,pressedhimtospecify.Hostandguestrepeatedthisexchangeanappropriatenumberoftimes,untilBefuthoughtitpolitetoanswerthequestion—politely—bysayingthatteaoverricewouldbefine.Whenhearrivedforlunch,hewasindeedservedteaoverrice—asthelastcourseofaluxuriousmeal.Befuwasnotsurprisedbythefeast,becauseheknewthatcustomrequiredit.Hadhebeengivenwhatheaskedfor,hewouldhavebeeninsulted.Butcustomalsorequiredthathemakeagreatshowofbeingsurprised.

21.AccordingtoParagraph1,Greeksbelievethatwomen.

A.wouldliketogivedemands

B.usemorequestionsthanstatements

C.carefullyweavetheirwishesintoquestions

D.areafraidofexpressingpersonalopinions

22.Onreceivingalunchinvitation,Befufirsthasto.

A.decidewhethertoacceptitornotB.figureoutwhathewouldliketoeat

C.pretendtoshowgreatsurpriseD.judgewhethertheinvitationisserious

23.WhywouldBefuaskforteaoverrice?

A.Tobepolitebymakingthingseasy.B.Itishisfavorite.

C.Toavoidbeinginsulted.D.Toendtheconversationquickly.

24.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?

A.Befuwasservedexactlywhathehadaskedfor.

B.Itwouldbeimpolitetoserveasimplelunch

C.Befuwassurprisedbythelastcourseforlunch.

D.Befuactedlikeheenjoyedhismealalot.

25.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?

A.GreeksandJapanesearewellknownforbeingindirect.

B.Indirectnessisevidentinmanycultures.

C.Mealsrevealalotaboutaparticularculture.

D.Peoplesometimestelllieswithgoodintention.

PassageThree

InWesternculture,anengagementbeginswith“yes”toasimplequestion:

“Willyoumarryme?

”theseheart-stoppingwordsoftencomewithabeautifuldiamondring.Themanmakingtheproposalmaygetdownononeknee.Infact,menhavereliedonthissimple,romanticmethodofproposingmarriageforyears.

Today,thisisnolongertrueforeveryone.ConsiderhowJustinFirestoneproposedtoNatalieAbreu.ThecoupletookahelicoptertourovertheblacksandsofHonomanuBay,Hawaii.SuddenlyAbreusaw“WillyoumarrymeNatalie?

”spelledoutbelowwithcoconuts.Heranswerwasanastonished“Yes!

”

Firestone’sproposaltookweeksofplanning