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大学英语四级模拟试题2

LISTENINGCOMPREHESION

1.A)Bobistootiredtostudyanymore.

B)Bobdidn'thearthealarm.

C)HetoldBobnottostudylateatnight.

D)HehadoftenadvisedBobtostudyhard.

2.A)ObtainclothingfortheSmiths.

B)HaveapartyfortheSmithsandAlan.

C)MailaninvitationtotheSmiths.

D)AsktheSmithstotellherwheretheylive.

3.A)Thecrowdisverynoisy.

B)Theshowisverydifficulttounderstand.

C)Thetheatreistoobigfortheshow.

D)Theroomistoosmallfortheaudience.

4.A)Theweathermanisusuallyaccurate.

B)Theweathermanisusuallyinaccurate.

C)It'llbesunnyallday.

D)It'llberainingallday.

5.A)Getanewtelevisionset.

B)Findanotherrepairman.

C)SelltheTVtosomeoneelse.

D)DemandacheckfromtheTVstation.

6.A)MissGraygoestoworkontime.

B)MissGraywantedtoseeMr.Frank.

C)MissGrayisalwayslate.

D)MissGraynolongerwantstoworkthere.

7.A)Itisclosed.B)12atnoonto9p.m.

C)9a.m.to5p.m.D)9a.m.to12atnoon.

8.A)?

?

150.B)?

?

160.C)?

?

50.D)?

?

120.

9.A)May5.B)May17.C)May7.D)May15.

10.A)Byplane.B)Bybus.C)Bytrain.D)Bycar.

Passage1Questions11to13arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

11.A)Mencanunderstandthingsquickly.

B)Mencanlearn.

C)Menhavelearnedtouselanguage.

D)Menhavebrains.

12.A)Anapecanmakenoises.

B)Anapecanunderstandthings.

C)Anapecanlearnwords.

D)Anapecanspeaklikemen.

13.A)Howchildrenlearntospeak.

B)Whyapescanlearnafewwords.

C)Man'sbrainhelpshimlearntospeak.

D)Whathappenswhenmenspeak.

Passage2Questions14to16arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

14.A)Themuseumsareafinancialsuccess.

B)Thepublicshouldsupportculturalinstitutions.

C)ManypeopleareleavingNewYork.

D)Peopleareveryinterestedinmuseums.

15.A)Togivefinancialhelptomuseums.

B)ToleaveNewYorkandsettleelsewhere.

C)Tovisitmuseumseveryday.

D)TobeinterestedinkeepingNewYorkfinanciallyhealthy.

16.A)Theyarehavinglesstourists.

B)Thegovernmentgivesthemlessmoney.

C)Peoplearenotinterestedinthemanymore.

D)Toomanyhotelsarebuiltaroundthem.

Passage3Question17to20arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

17.A)Cleveland.B)NewYork.C)Chicago.D)Iowa.

18.A)Seventeen.B)Nineteen.C)Eighteen.D)Sixteen.

19.A)Heranarestaurant.B)Hebecameanauthor.

C)HeworkedonT.V.D)Hebecameapainter.

20.A)Itwasattendedbymorethan1500relatives.

B)ItwascelebratedattheTVstation.

C)Itwasheldin1961.

D)Itwasreportedbyover100newsmen.

VOCABULARYANDSTRUCTURE

21.Itwasverydifficulttoguesswhather___________tothenewswouldbe.

A)opinionB)reactionC)commentD)impression

22.Themedicinethedoctorgaveme________myheadache.

A)reducedB)freed

C)releasedD)relieved

23._______manlearnedhowtobuildhouses,helookedfornatural

shelters.

A)AfterB)LongbeforeC)OnceD)When

24.Politicalinstabilitysometimes_______fromunderdevelopmentin

economy.

A)raisesB)risesC)causesD)arises

25.Idon'tthinkit'llrain,butI'lltakeanumbrella_______itdoes.

A)onconditionB)incase

C)sothatD)asif

26.Whateveryousay,Idon'tbelievehewouldbe_______refusetohelpme.

A)selfishenoughsoB)asselfishasto

C)enoughselfishtoD)soselfishasto

27.Theyaretwinsandlookvery_______.

A)sameB)alikeC)identicalD)like

28.Ididn'tmean_______anything,butthoseappleslookedsogoodI

couldn'tresist_______one.

A)toeat/tryingB)toeat/totry

C)eating/tryingD)eating/totry

29.Icouldn'taffordtorentahouselikethat,_______buyit.

A)nolongerB)nomorethan

C)letaloneD)instead

30.Notonly_______tolerantofotherpeople'sopinions,butheisalsopatient.

A)heisB)ishe

C)hewillbeD)willhebe

31._______itshotsunandbeautifulbeaches,Hawaiiisafineplace

toliveinorvisit.

A)ForB)WithC)SinceD)As

32.Toour_______,Michael'sillnessprovednottobeasseriousaswe

hadfeared.

A)anxietyB)eyesC)reliefD)judgment

33.Hepromisedtoreturnthebookassoonashe_______it.

A)wouldreadB)read

C)hasreadD)hadread

34.Thetouristindustry___________greatlytotheeconomyofthatcountry.

A)supportsB)benefits

C)assistsD)contributes

35.Childrenwhoareover-protectedbytheirparentsmaybecome______.

A)spoiledB)damagedC)harmedD)hurt

37.Tomsoldthevegetablesathalfpriceratherthan_______themtogobad.

A)allowB)allowedC)allowingD)heallowed

38.Theywonder______thefiguresareaccurate.

A)thatB)which

C)whetherD)asif

39.Itisusuallybetternotto_______things,incasetheyarenotreturned.

A)lendB)offerC)borrowD)lose

40.His______hadalwaysbeentobecomeanarchitect.

A)wantB)imagination

C)ambitionD)direction

41.Sadiehadherhands_______hermouthasiftostopherselffromcrying.

A)byB)atC)overD)above

42.Hissalaryasabusdriverismuchhigher_______.

A)incomparisonthesalaryofateacher

B)thanateacher

C)thanthatofateacher

D)tocompareasateacher

43.Annprefershiking_______thecinema.

A)togoingtoB)thangoingto

C)thantogotoD)togoto

44.HeknowsallShakespeare'spoemsby_______.

A)headB)heartC)mindD)memory

45.IntheStates,theblackpeopleonthewhole_______amuchhigherunemploymentrate.

A)sufferfromB)amountto

C)reachforD)extendto

46.Hedarednotharmthelittlegirl,_______thedoginherarms.

A)eitherB)also

C)andD)nor

47._______anumbrellawithyouincaseitrains.

A)BringB)HoldC)FetchD)Take

48.Itneedhardlybesaidthatamanwhocould_______suchtreatmentwasamanofremarkablephysicalcourageandmoralstrength.

A)makethebestofB)catchupwith

C)getridofD)putupwith

49.Shewasgladthatthewickedmanhaddecided_______.

A)notkillingherB)hisnotkillingher

C)nottokillherD)tonotkillher

50.Somespeculators(¨a?

?

¨2¨|¨?

)were_______cashandsotheysoldtheirsharesatanyprice.

A)badlyinneedofB)badlyneedfor

C)inbadlyneedforD)badlyneeded

CLOZE

Therewasatimewhenparentswho

wantedaneducationalpresentfor

theirchildrenwouldbuyatypewri-

ter,aglobeoranencyclopediaset

(¨°?

¨?

?

á?

?

¨′?

?

¨¨?

¨o¨|).Nowthose__51__51.A)itemsB)toys

seemhopelesslyold-fashioned:

thisC)setsD)series

Christmas,therewerealotof__52__52.A)privateB)children

C)schoolD)personal

computersunderthetree.__53__that53.A)givenB)Provided

computersaretheirkeytosuccess,C)ConvincedD)Believed

parentsarealsofranticallyinsisting

thatchildren__54__taughttousethem54.A)areB)be

inschool--asearlyaspossible.C)arebeingD)were

Theproblemforschoolsisthat

whenit__55__computers,parentsdo55.A)talksaboutB)comesto

notalwaysknowbest.C)turnstoD)mentions

Manyschoolsare__56__parental56.A)ignorantofB)blaming

impatienceandarepurchasinghardwareC)yieldingto

D)turninadeafearto

(¨?

2?

t)__57__soundeducationalplan-57.A)withoutB)with

ningsotheycansay,"Ok,we'vemovedC)throughD)for

intothecomputerage."Teachers__58__58.A)reliedonB)relaxed

themselvescaughtinthemiddleoftheC)freedD)found

problem--betweenparentpressureand

__59__educationaldecisions.59.A)wiseB)clever

C)slowD)enough

Educatorsdonotevenagree__60__60.A)onB)with

howcomputersshouldbeused.AlotofC)toD)about

moneyisgoingforcomputerizededuca-

tionalmaterials__61__researchhas61.A)howeverB)where

C)whatD)that

showncanbetaught__62__withpencil62.A)equally

andpaper.EventhosewhobelievethatB)inthesameway

C)justaswellD)notaswell

allchildrenshould__63__tocomputer,63.A)beopenB)haveaccess

C)lookD)turn

warnofpotential__64__tothevery64.A)approachesB)exposures

young.C)dangersD)laziness

Thetemptation(¨?

?

?

¨?

)remainsstrong

largelybecauseyoungchildren__65__65.A)adoptB)keep

sowelltocomputers.FirstgradershaveC)adaptD)devote

been__66__willingtoworkfortwohours66.A)watchedB)seen

onmathskills.SomehaveanattentionC)toldD)taught

spanof20minutes.__67__schoolcan67.A)HighB)Notevery

affordtogointocomputing,andthatC)NoD)Any

creates__68__anotherproblem:

adivi-68.A)alreadyB)ofcourse

sionbetweenthehavesandhave-nots.C)inadditionD)yet

Veryfewparentsask__69__computer69.A)forB)against

instructioninpoorschooldistricts,C)tobuyD)touse

__70__theremaybebarelyenoughmoney70.A)duethatB)inanycase

topaythereadingteacher.C)althoughD)where

READINGCOMPREHENSION

Questions71to75arebasedonthefollowingpassage:

ThefailedSkylabwillcomescreaminghometoearthindisappointmentsometimenextmonth,butitwillfallweknownotwhere.

Thatpreciseinformationisbeyondeventhecalculationsofscientistsandtheircomputers.

Thebesttheycantellusisthatthespacestation,weighing77tonsandashighasa12-storybuilding,willbreakintohundredsofpiecesthatwillbescatteredacrossatrack100mileswideand4,000mileslong.

Weareagainexposedtooneofthoseunexpectedadventures,ormisadven-tures,ofsciencethatattractsourattentionfromtheboringroutinesofdailyexistenceandencouragesust

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