中國傳媒大學(xué)英語初試模擬考試題

1.Becarefulyou'IImakefewermistakes.

A.orB.asC.andD.but

2.Magicshowsareentertainingtheaudiencedoesnotdiscover

howthetricksaredone.

A.sothatB.aslongasC.asifD.eversince

3.Anyoneboardingwithkniveswouldbestoppedbysecurity

inspectors.

A.beingfoundB.foundC.findingD.tofind

4.Dearfriend,IonatraintoFudanUniversitywhenyoureadthis

letter.

A.willsitB.sitC.willbesittingD.havesat

5.1showedthebooktoTinaIborrowedfromthepubliclibrary.

A.whenB.whoC.whichD.whose

6.Itdependsonhardworkmorethanluckyoucanmakeyour

dreamcometrue.

A.whetherB.thatC.whatD.how

7.1aletteronceaweektomyfamilywhenIwasinmyfirstcollege

year.

A.writeB.waswritingC.havewrittenD.wrote

8.Educationhasalwaysbeenahottopicamongparentsitis

directlyrelatedtothefutureof

theirchildren.

A.asB.incaseC.unlessD.eventhough

9.AgrowingtrendinChinanowgivescustomerstheoptionsthe

billbyscanningaQR

codeorcash.

A.payingB.paidC.havingpaidD.topay

10.WheneverIamstruckdown,IwillalwaysaskmyselfIcanturn

thatsetbackintogood.

A.whyB.howC.whatD.that

11.SinceWolfWarriorIIwason,ithasearned5.6billionyuan,a

recordfornationalmovies.

A.settingB.havingsetC.tosetD.set

12.Thepriceonthispacketiswrong.Itbe$2.50,not$3.50.

A.mustB.mayC.canD.should

13.NoneofthethingsIordered.They'rethreeweekslate.

A.havearrivedB.arrivedC.hadarrivedD.arrive

14.Youhavetostopeatingmealsifyouwanttoloseweight.

A.amongB.withinC.betweenD.from

15.—Iamsonervous.IhaveafeelingthatIamgonnabeembarrassed

intheinterview.

—IfIwereyou,Iforitlastnightinsteadofwatchingmovies.

A.wouldprepareB.preparedC.hadpreparedD.wouldhaveprepared

AsDreamComesTrue

Icamefromapoorfamilyandwasdisabled.Mydreamwasbecominga

typist.Iknewtheemploymentfieldwasahighly_1_place.Itgavenot

onlycompetitiontoadisabledjob-seekerbutalsotheunfriendly

treatmentfromthephysicallyhealthy.Theyshowedno_2_forthe

disabledandsawthemasthebackrowofsociety.

However,I_3_tositinthebackrow.Ifilledintheinformationinthe

applicationformandwrotedown_4_asmytrainingcourse.WhenI

_5_overtheformtotheinterviewer,shelookedatmybodyandthen

lefttodiscusswithothermembersofthestaff.Whenshereturned,she

advisedmeto_6_mychoice."Whydon'tyoutakeupdressmaking

_7_youcanearnwhileathome?”Shesaid."Officespreferto_8_

smartlydressed,prettygirlswithbeautifulhands,“sheadded.

IknewIdidn'thavethose_9_.ButIwasdeterminedtostaywithmy

choice.willbeareallygoodtypist,"Itoldher.She_10_meintothe

classtogivemeonemonthasatrialperiodtofindoutwhetherIcould

really_11_thecoursewell.Itriedmybesttomasterthemachine.Later

Iwasallowedto_12_withthecourseafterthetrialperiod.

Onthefourthmonth,Ibecameoneofthefivestudentswhowere_13_

todosometypingjobsintheoffice.WhileIwastakingevery_14_to

beneatandfast,myothercompanionsspenttheirtimetalkingand

reading.I_15_halfoftheworkgiventoallofus.Moreworkcameto

meafterthis_16_.Iwasfinallytakenonasoneofthetypistsafter

graduation.Havingachievedmydream,Isetouttoachieveothers.I

workedandstudiedatthesametime,whichwasnoeasytask.Butthe

sacrificeproved_17_.

Overcomingchallengesgivesmeself-confidence.Thechallengeshelp

strengthenmycourageandbuildupmy_18_attitudetowardlife.I

thinkdreamersshouldkeep_19_fortheirdreamsuntiltheygetwhat

theywantinlife.Whentheyare_20_comfortably,theycansitbackand

telltheworld,"Ididitalone."

1.A.amusingB.developedC.popularD.competitive

2.A.powerB.desireC.respectD.doubt

3.A.refusedB.decidedC.hesitatedD.learned

4.A.dressmakingB.typingC.editingD.engineering

5.A.rolledB.lookedC.knockedD.handed

6.A.makeB.changeC.obtainD.present

7.A.soB.butC.orD.until

8.A.attractB.trainC.hireD.follow

9.A.talentsB.backgroundsC.patternsD.qualifications

10.A.electedB.admittedC.persuadedD.drove

11.A.handleB.designC.teachD.provide

12.A.helpB.meetC.continueD.practice

13.A.remindedB.warnedC.convincedD.chosen

14.A.careB.riskC.decisionD.advantage

15.A.returnedB.leftC.finishedD.expected

16.A.symbolB.testC.talkD.report

17.A.rewardingB.harmlessC.simpleD.formal

18.A.favorableB.aggressiveC.conventionalD.positive

19.A.applyingB.sendingC.reachingD.waiting

20.A.treatedB.settledC.appointedD.exposed

A

SweatrolledoffmyforeheadasmyyoungerbrotherandIsatunderthe

tree.

“Hi,Jason,"saidmybrother,Chad."Doyouhearthetrain?”Ilistened,

butIheardonlythunderinthedistance.Itwasstillmilesaway,butI

heardit.Itgrewstrongerandlouderasitgainedspeedandgotcloser.

Howcouldthatbe?Iwondered.

Wewereabouttograbourbikestoseewhatitactuallywaswhenwe

stopped.Whatlookedlikeaflockofbirdsdarkenedtheskyoverhead.

WhenIlookedatitcloser,Irealizeditwasn'tbirds.Itwasatornado（龍

卷風(fēng)）.Thehairsonthebackofmyneckstoodupastheairturnedgreen

andheavy.Thesundisappeared.Thewindstrengthenedandroared.I

grabbedChad'sarmandpulledhimtowardthehouse.

Itriedtoopenthedoor,butitwasasifaninvisibleforcepushedagainst

me.Thedoorrefusedtoopen.Whenwefinallymanagedtogetinside,

wefounditwasasdarkasnight.Ourfamilyhadpracticedatornado

safetyplanmanytimes.ButIhadneverimaginedthatitwouldbejust

Chadandmeathomethefirsttimeweneededtouseit.

"Insidethecloset!"Iyelled.Itwassmallandcrowded,butwegotinit

anyway.Chadbegantocry."It'sgoingtobeallright."Itoldhim.But

IwasworriedaboutMom.Ihopeshe'dfoundasafeplacetowaitout

thestorm.

Thestormcontinuedtorage.Iheardathudontheroof.Thewholehouse

creakedandgroaned.Thenitwasquiet.Iopenedthedoorandwe

inchedourwayoutofthecloset.Rainhadgotinthroughtheopen

windowandwetthecarpets.Akitchenwindowhadshattered,itsscreen

blownaway.Ilookedatthebackyard.Thetreewasuprooted,andbroken

brancheslayontheground.

"Jason,Ican'tgetservice/1Chadsaidasheheldthephoneinhishand.

Wehadnoelectricity,either.Iglancedatthewallclock.Haditbeenonly

20minutessincewe'dfirstheardthethunder?

ThenIheardfootstepstowardthehouse.Momhadmadeithomesafely.

"Boys!"sheyelled.wAreyouallright?"

Weranoutandhuggedher.Thesuncameout,andthistimeitshone

brightandclear.

1.Whenthetornadostruck,.

A.theboysfeltterrifiedandaskedforhelp

B.aflockofbirdsdarkenedtheskyoverhead

C.theboysprotectedthemselvesinasafeplace

D.thesoundofthetraingrewstrongerandlouder

2.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A.Momhadtroubleinfindingtheboys.

B.Jasonknewhowtodealwithatornado.

C.Thetornadolastedforoverhalfanhour.

D.Theirhousewasfloodedbytheheavyrain.

3.WhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribeJason?

A.Calmandthoughtful.B.Cautiousandcurious.

C.Dependentandsensitive.D.Creativeandactive.

B

Whileyourcompetitorsarestillwaitingforthewatertowarmup,you

couldbegivingyourdragonboatseasonajump-startwithapaddling

vacationinOrlando,Florida.Springcampissuitableforallagesand

levels,perfectforthoselookingforabreakfromtheordinary(orcold)

whileenjoyingthesportofdragonboatwithlike-mindedpeople.

The2018FloridaTrainingCamppromisestobeaweekoffunandfitness

onandoffthewater.Registerasateam,smallgrouporindividual,with

customizable(定制的)add-onsforthoselookingtogiveanedgetotheir

personalperformance.

TheweekwillcloseoutonSaturdaywithacampBBQandaracing

regatta!OpeningfestivitiesbeginontheeveningofSundayApril15th

withcampcheck-in.TrainingbeginsonMondayApril16thandendson

SaturdayApril21st.

GWNFLORIDATRAININGCAMP

Dates:MondayApril16thtoSaturdayApril21st,2018

Price:$395USD,$370beforeJanuary19th,2018

Featuresinclude:

?Dailyschedule

?Twicedailydragonboattrainingsessions

?Dailyvideoanalysis

?Individualhelp(twiceweekly)

?Additionaldailygroupsessions

?Camp-sponsoredsocials

CUSTOMIZEYOURCAMPEXPERIENCE

Theoptionsoutlinedbelowareavailableduringtheweekofcampand

canbebookedasanadd-on.Add-onscanbeincludedinyourinitial

registrationorpurchasedatalatertimethroughtheonlineregistration

system.

Option1:HighPerformanceProgram,Cost:$75USD

Ifyouwanttolearnhowtomoveyourboatfaster,thentheHigh

Performanceprogramisforyou!Thisoptionconsistsofthree

progressiveone-hoursessionscompletelyfocusedonracingtechniques,

strategies,anddrills,withthegoalofincreasingyouroverallspeed.

Option2:CoachingCommunityDragonBoat(Level1),Cost:$175USD

Thiscourseisintendedforanyoneinterestedinentry-levelcoaching.

Expectthematerialincludedinthecoursetocoversafety,ethics(道德)in

coaching,coach-athletecommunication,basicdragonboattechnique,

basicphysiologicalrequirementsofdragonboatracing,raceand

practiceplanning,plusmore.

4.Accordingtothepassage,inthiscamp.

A.youwillenjoyaBBQattheopeningB.youneedtobeover18

C.youshouldhavesomedragonboatskillsD.youcanhavefunonland

5.HowmuchdoesthecampwithOption1costifyoupayattheendof

2017?

A.$370.B.$395.C.$445.D.$470.

6.Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat.

A.Option1includesathree-hoursession

B.add-onscanbeboughtduringregistration

C.Option2isforthosefondofadvancedcoaching

D.videoanalysisiscoveredinthecoachingcourse

7.Thepurposeofthepassageisto.

A.recommendanupcomingtrainingcamp

B.introducetheoptionsinatrainingcamp

C.provideideasabouthowtospendavacation

D.offeradviceonhowtowinindragonboatraces

c

Astheworld,spopulationgrows,farmerswillneedtoproducemoreand

morefood.Andlargefarmsareincreasinglyusingprecisionfarmingto

increaseyields（產(chǎn)量），reducewaste,andreducetheeconomicand

securityrisksthatinevitablyaccompanyagriculturaluncertainty.

Traditionalfarmingreliesonmanagingentirefields—makingdecisions

relatedtoplanting,harvesting,irrigating,andapplyingpesticidesand

fertilizer（農(nóng)藥和化月巴）一basedonregionalconditionsandhistoricaldata.

Precisionfarming,bycontrast,combinessensors,robots,GPS,mapping

toolsanddata-analyticssoftwaretocustomizethecarethatplants

receivewithoutincreasinglabor.Robot-mountedsensorsand

camera-equippeddrones（無人機）wirelesslysendimagesanddataon

individualplantstoacomputer,whichlooksforsignsofhealthandstress.

Farmersreceivethefeedbackinrealtimeandthendeliverwater,

pesticideorfertilizerinadjusteddoses（劑量）toonlytheareasthatneed

it.Thetechnologycanalsohelpfarmersdecidewhentoplantand

harvestcrops.

Asaresult,precisionfarmingcanimprovetimemanagement,reduce

waterandchemicaluse,andproducehealthiercropsandhigheryields一

allofwhichbenefitfarmers'bottomlinesandconserveresourceswhile

reducingchemicalrunoff.

Manysmallbusinessesaredevelopingnewsoftware,sensors,andother

toolsforprecisionfarming,asarelargecompaniessuchasMonsanto,

JohnDeere,Bayer,DowandDuPont.TheU.S.DepartmentofAgriculture,

NASAandtheNationalOceanicandAtmosphericAdministrationall

supportprecisionfarming,andmanycollegesnowoffercourseworkon

thetopic.

Inarelateddevelopment,seedproducersareapplyingtechnologyto

improveplantcharacteristics.Byfollowingindividualplantsovertime

andanalyzingwhichonesflourishindifferentconditions,companiescan

relatetheplants'responsetotheirenvironmentswiththeirgenomics（基

因組學(xué)）.Thatinformation,inturn,allowsthecompaniestoproduceseed

varietiesthatwillgrowwellinspecificsoilandweatherconditions.This

advancedtechnologymayalsohelptoimprovecropnutrition.

Farmersdonotuniversallywelcomeprecisionagricultureforvarious

reasons,suchashig