2016年桂林电子科技大学考博试题1001英语文档格式.docx

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I.VocabularyandStructure

Directions:

Thereare20incompletesentencesinthispart.ForeachsentencetherearefourchoicesmarkedA.,B.,C.andD.ChoosetheONEthatbestcompletesthesentence.ThenwritethecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.

本大题共20小题，每小题0.5分，本大题共10分

1.Theirstudyshowsthatsportsskills intopersonallife.

A）takeover B）carryover C）turnover D）comeover

2.Asimilar offemaletomalestudentshasbeenobservedinlawandmedicalschoolclassroomsinrecentyears.

A）subordination B）participation C）impact D）assumption

3.Ithasbeenproveninnumerabletimesthatthevarioustypesofbehavior,emotions,andintereststhat

beingmasculineandfemininearepatternedbybothheredityandculture.

A）construct B）assign C）constitute D）approve

4.Ourguesssaidsomevery thingsaboutthemealI‟dcooked.A）complimentary B）complimented

C）complementaryD）complement

5.Hehassome ideasaboutwhattodo,butnothingspecific.

A）vulgar B）vague C）delicate D）subtle

6.Theteachergavemea onthebackforgettingan“A”onthetest.

A）clap B）hit C）pat D）pad

7.Jackisastudentwho onactivity.

A）lingers B）invests C）deserves D）thrives

8.Youshould yourletterwithaphonecall.

A）follow B）liftup C）followup D）passalong

9.Bob‟s commentsinsultedme

A）insincere B）overdue C）inspiring D）positive

10.Hewasmentally tokeepgoinglongafterhisbodyhadgivenup.

A）sentimental B）poetic C）sincere D）tough

11.Afterthenegotiation,thepresidentleanedbackinhisseatand hissuccess.

A）savored B）boosted C）treasured D）reread

12.Thebride‟sparentsarrangedforthe atthereception.

A）entertain B）entertainment C）entertaining D）entertainer

13.Thewitness‟s ofDavidledtohisarrest.

A）temptation B）clarification C）recognition D）knowledge

14.Typicaljokesor storieshaveathree-partanatomythatiseasilyrecognized.

A）humorist B）humorous C）humorless D）humor

15.The methodsoftheinvestigatorrevealedtheidentityofthemurderer.

A）analysis B）analyst C）analyze D）analytical

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16.It‟s thatMarywaspromotedbecausesheworkssohard.

A）understandableB）understanding C）understood D）misunderstand

17.Itis tosaythatthetrulyhumorousindividualisnotonlywellliked,butisoftenthefocusofattentioninanygathering.

A）reasoning B）reasonable C）neutral D）mutual

18.Somepeopletelljokesverywellwhileothers saysomethingfunny.

A）attemptto B）temptto C）appealto D）struggleto

19.Iwasjealousofthefootballplayer‟s inschool.

A）popularity B）curiosity C）familiarity D）profession

20.ItwasonlywhenIsawthepaintingonsaleforhalfthepriceIpaidforitthatIrealizedI‟dbeen

.

A）intrigued B）steered C）cheated D）bothered

Ⅱ.ReadingComprehension

Thereare3passagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA.,B.,C.andD.YoushoulddecideonthebestchoiceandwritethecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.

本大题共15小题，每小题1分，本大题共15分

PassageOne

An82-year-oldmanwhoshotaburglarwhowastryingtobreakintohisallotmentshedwasorderedtopayhim£

4000damagesyesterday.

TedNewberyhadbeensleepingintheshedtotrytostopvandalsdestroyinghisallotment.Hefiredthroughaholeinthedoorwhenheheardvoicesoutside.MarkRevill,28,washitinthechestandarmby50shotgunpelletsasheandanothermantriedtosmashtheirwayintotheshed.Theyhadgonetheretosteal,knowingthatthepensionerhadatelevisionsetandawashingmachineintheshed.

Mr.Newberyhadsleptintheshedeverynightforfouryearsbecauseofvandalism,thecourtwastoldbythedefense.Thatnight,heheardaloudbangingonthedoor,andavoicesaying“Iftheoldman‟sinthere,we‟lldohim.”Hewasabsolutelyterrified,andfiredtheguninself-defense.Asaresultoftheincident,Mr.Revilllosttwofingers,andhaspartiallylosttheuseofonearm.

Mr.JusticeRougierruledthatMr.Newberyhadactedoutofallproportiontothethreat.Hehadnotactedinpanic,buthadplannedhisresponseinadvance,andithadbeenrecklesstoshoottheshotgunthroughaholeinthedoor,whilenotbeingabletoseewhathewasshootingat.

Mr.JusticeRougierawardedRevill£

4000forhisinjuriesandlossofearnings.

Thejudgmentcausedanimmediatepublicoutcry.TimMolloney,theMayorofErewash,launchedanappealtoraisemoneytopayMr.Newbery‟sbill,andstartedthefundwithacontributionof£

100.Sincethen,moneyhasbeenpouringinfromalloverthecountry.ALondonrestaurateurwasoneofthedozenstocallTheTimestoexpresshisangerovertheaffair.HusseyinOzer,42,saidhewouldsellhisRolex