阜陽科技職業學院單招英語模擬試題及答案第二部分：英語知識利用(共兩節，滿分45分)第一節：單項選擇(共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分)21．—CouldImakeit28thDecember?—。A．Youcancontrolit B．That’sfinewithmeC．It’snotmybusiness D．Goaheadwithit22.一Doyouhaveanythinginmindyou’dlikeforsupper7一Well，isokaywithme．A.which；everything B．what；whateverC.where；something D．that；anything23．MostexpertspredictthatalltheseeffortswillleadtostrongandpowerfulChina，countrythatcansurprisethewholeworld．A.a；a B．the；a C．不填；the D．不填：a24.Nexttothehole，abellwasfastened．A.anailwasthere；fromthat B．wasanail：towhichC.wasanail；tothatD．anailwasthere：fromwhich25.Heborrowed200yuanfrommeforthetripandthen，that，askedmeifhecouldborrowmybike．A.xceptfor B．butfor C．ontopof D．inspiteof26．fromothercontinentsformillionsofyears，AustraliahasmanYplantsandanimalsthatcannotbefoundintheworld．A.Beingseparated；anywhereelse B．Havingseparated；nowhereelseelse27．—Itcostme25yuantogethere．一Well，itwascrazyofyoutotakeataxiyoucouldcomebybusaswell．A.as B．if C．because D．when28.一Youknowwhat?WangWeiwantstobeYaoMingafterhegraduatesfromschoo1．一Areyoukidding?HewillneverapersonIlkehim．A.change B．make C．turn D．get29．tiredthemotheris，sheisalwayspatienthefnaughtyboy．A．Nomatterhow；of B．However：withC．However；of D．Whenever：wich30.—WillyouourhousewhileweareoutonhoIidav?—We11，thatoughttobenoproblem． A.keepaneyeon B.keepaneyeoutC．haveaneyefor D．haveaneyeto31.IwasthemaboutmytravelswhenshewithastoryofherownonhervisittoHainan.A.totell；brokedown B．abouttotell；brokeoutC.onthepointoftelling；brokeup D．telling：brokein32.It’shopedthatanendcantopollutionofanykindandwehumanscanlivewithnature．A.bemade；incondition B．beperformed；inagreemeniC.beput;inharmony D．bebrought；intermswith33.Cleanfooddoesnotpeoplewillnotgetcancerbutitcanplayasignificantroleinreducingthenumberofitsvictims.A.mean；atleast B．prove：atlastC.prevent；atmost D．save；atpresent34.ourparty’sreformpolicy，theeconomicsituationofourcountryhasalreadymuchbetterthanbefore．A.Owingto；turnedon B．Becauseof;turnedoverC.Despite；turnedaround D．Thanksto;turnedout35.Shemorevisitstoherparents．Shehasbeenregrettingnotdoingsosincetheypassedaway.A．shouldpay B.wouldpayC．shouldhavepaid D.wouldhavepaid第二節：完形填空(共20小題，每小題1．5分，滿分30分)閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從36--55各題所給四個選項(A、B、C和D)中，選出最好選項。Thereisasaying“BeautyisintheeYeofthebeholder．”36oneindividualconsldersbeautifulmaynotbebeautifultoanother．Whenwetalkaboutbeautyinpeople，weoften37totheirphysicalattractiveness．Ofcourse，abcautifulorhandsomefaceispleasan38.Buttome，beautyisnotonly39thatpleasestheeyes，butalsopleasestheothersensesandthe40．Ithinktruebeautymakesyousee41thelovelysight．ItwillgiveyouinsightorrealizationofsomethinginterestingbeyondJustthe42appearance．Themostmemorable“beautifulpeople”arethosewhohaveattractivepersonalities43theprettyfaces.Inoneofmyclasses，thereweretwobeautifulgirls，SueandLin．44hadalmostperfectfacesandslender(苗條)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．How37．A．point B．referC．stick D．come38．A．1ookingat B．tolookat C．seeing D．tonotice39．A．something B．anything C．everything D．all40．A．heart B．brain C．head D．mind41．A．under B．below C．beyond D．outof42．A．outward B．inwardC．backward D．forward43．A．behind B．underC．after D．over44．A．Either B.All C．Each D．Both45．A．numbers B．figuresC．states D．forms46．A．appearance B．experienceC．manner D．way47.A.completely B．specially C．especially D．generally48. 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D．blacks第三部分：閱讀了解(共15小題，每小題2分，滿分30分)從每小題所給四個選項(A、B、C和D)中，選出最好選項。ATheycannotvotewhichnationsshouldhaveaseatontheUnitedNations、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．thefactthatthesixWorldWarⅡcriminalswereburiedthereB.theintentionthatJapanwantstogetaneverlastingseatontheSecurityCouncilC．therequirementofJapanesecultureD．theprobesofthewarcriminals57．The11．5millionpeoplesignedanonlinepetitionto．A．stopJapanfrombiddinganeverlastingseatontheSecurityCouncilB．expresstheirfeelingsthattheydidn’twantJapantowinitsbidC．honorthepeoplewhodiedinWorldWarIID．supporttheideathat．JapanshouldgivetheUNmoremoney58．InanewJapanesehistorybook．A．theJapanesearedescribedasright-wingpeopleB．manyvictimssubmittedtheagreement，inWorldWarⅡC．JapanesegovernmenthassignedtheagreementofficiallyD．Chinaisconsideredtohavebeenresponsibleforthewar59．WhichofthefollowingdescriptionsaboutJapanisNOTtrue？A．Itwantsmoreprobesintoitshistoricalbaggage．B．Thegovernmentrefusedaninvitationtothe60thanniversaryoftheendofWorldWarⅡ．C．ItwantstogetaneverlastingseatontheSecurityCouncil．D．ItgivestheUNmuchmoney．BUpperWestSidewidowMimiScotthasbeenhandedaheartbreakingultimatum--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，whichshebelieveswereheldafteroneofherneighborscomplained．Shewastoldbythebuildingmanager,JustineLapi，oftheboard’sdecisioninFebruary．ShegottheultimatumonMonday,tellinghershefacesa$500fineifthedogsremainaftertomorrowandanadditional$25fineforeachdayafterthat．“Idon’tmaketherules，IjustdowhatI’mtold，”shesaid．60．Accordingtothecontext，theunderlinedphrase“besidemyself”shouldmean“”．A．notlivingaloneB．notingoodhealthC．unselfishD．unabletocontrolmyself61．Scott’sfourdogsarenamed．A．Kramer,Lucy，CoconutandLauraB．Havanese，Bolognese，LhasaandKramerC．Havanese，Lucy，CoconutandLauraD．Coconut，Laura，LhasaandKramer62．Askedwhy，probablyScottwouldsay,“IfeelbetrayedbecauseI．”A．havetogiveupmylovefortheplaceB．havetostopkeepingthedogsC．haven’tbeentreatedproperlybymyneighborsD．considerthebylawunreasonableCChinaDailyClassifiedpagePublishedeveryWednesdayandFridayMinimum(smallest)Size：1col×3cmPersonalRMB100yuan／cm一一Engagements，Marriages，Births，Deaths，Obituaries，Funerals，Birthdaygreeting,Holidaygreetings，Anniversaries．ShoppingGuide：RMB100yuan／cm一一departmentstoresandsupermarketshopsonly．Education：RMB100yuan／cm一—Vocationaltrainingorcoursesforforeignersofferedbyuniversitiesand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