专升本英语复习资料年真题Word下载.docx

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PartI.GrammarandVocabulary（15points）

Directions:

Thereare15sentences,eachwithablank.Undereachsentence,therearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Readthesentencesandthechoicescarefullyandthenchoosetheonethatbestcompletesthesentence.

1.Tornshouldlovetothecinematonight.

A.tobetakenB.totakeC.beingtakenD.taking

2.WhenIleavetheresearchinstitutenextweek,Itherefor17years.

A.shallbeworkingBwillworkC.shallhaveworkedD.haveworked

3.Hesuggested.

A.tohireacarB.ofhiringacar

C.wehiredacarD.ourhiringacar

4.Sofareverymeanstried,butwehaven'

tworkedoutnewsolutionstotheproblem.

A.areB.isC.hasbeenD.havebeen

5.Intheory,everypersonwillhaveaccesstoanunlimitedofinformation.

A.amountB.number:

C.sumD.group

6.Thetrainshouldhavearrivedanhourago.Iwonderwhatcouldhavecausedthe

A.incidentB.delayC.accidentD.event

7.Remember,nothinghurtsconcentrationreadingtooslowly.

A.ratherthanB.aswellasC.morethanD.insteadof

8.Realizingthathehadn'

tenoughmoneyandtoborrowfromfriend,hedecidedtosellhiscar.

A.notwantingB.nottowantC.notwantD.notwanted

9.Themanagerpromisedtokeepmeofhowourbusinesswasgoingon.

A.oninformingB.tobeinformedC.informedD.informing

10.Fewpeoplerealizedthen,untiltwoyearslater.

A.howhismistakewasseriousB.howseriouswashismistake

C.whatseriousmistakeitwasD.howserioushismistakewas

11.Theoldladylosthercatlastweekanditmiraculouslyturnedyesterdayinherbackyard.

A.upB.inC.backD.on

12.Alltheirattemptstothechildfromtheburningbuildingwereinvain.

A.regainB.recoverC.rescueD.reserve

13.forthefreeticket,Iwouldnothavegonetothefilmsooften.

A.IfitisnotB.Wereitnot

C.HaditnotbeenD.Ifithadbeen

14.Thecurrentpoliticalofourcountryisfavorableforforeigninvestments.

A.temperatureB.weatherC.climateD.state

15.Therewasabigholeintheroadwhichthetraffic.

A.setbackB.stoodbackC.keptdownD.heldup

PartII.ClozeTest（30points）

Thereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage.ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Readthepassage'

carefullyandchoosetheonethatfitsrightintothepassage.

Menhavetraveledeversincefirstappearedontheearth.Inprimitivetimestheydidnottravelforpleasurebutto16newplaceswheretheirherdscouldfeed,ortoescapefrom17neighbors,ortofindmore18climates.Theytraveledonfoot.Theirjourneyswerelong,tiring,andoften19.Theyprotectedthemselveswithsimple20suchaswoodensticksorstoneclubs,andbylightingfiresatnightand,21all,bykeepingtogether.

Beingintelligentandcreative,theysoon22easierwaysoftraveling.They23onthebacksoftheirdomesticatedanimals;

theyhollowedouttree24and,byusingbitsofwoodaspaddles,wereabletotravelacrosswater.

Latertheytraveled,notfromnecessity,but25thejoyandexcitementofseeingandexperiencingnewthings.Thisisstillthemain26whywetraveltoday.

Traveling,Ofcourse,hasnowbecomea27organizedbusiness.Therearecarsandsplendidroads,expresstrains,hugeshipsandjetairplanes,allof28provideus29comfortsandsecurity.Thissoundswonderful,therearedifficulties.Ifyouwanttogo31,youneedapassportandavisa,tickets,luggage,andmany32things.Ifyouloseanyofthem,yourjourneymaybe33.

Scientistshaveinventedmachinesthatcanexplore34space.Eventually,therewillbecheap-wayexcursionstothemoonandhoneymoonsonVenus.Peoplewillbeabletoflyfromoneplanettoanotherinlittlearrow-shapedtubes.Isay"

people"

butIhaveno35ofbeingoneofthem.

16.A.visitB.exploreC.findD.use

17.A.hostileB.generousC.honestD.friendly

18.A.humidB.warmC.coldD.favorable

19.A.pleasantB.dangerousC.comfortableD.cheerful

20.A.toolsB.weaponsC.machinesD.methods

21.A.aboveB.afterC.atD.in

22.A.gaveB.discoveredC.changedD.improved

23.A.droveB.movedC.ranD.rode

24.A.branchesB.logsC.trunksD.bushes

25.A.forB.withC.fromD.without

26.A.causeB.reasonC.goalD.purpose

27.A.highlyB.greatlyC.mostlyD.largely

28.A.thatB.theseC.whichD.those

29.A.withB.forC.inD.under

30.A.becauseB.sinceC.butD.moreover

31.A.outsideB.abroadC.insideD.home

32.A.theotherB.funnyC.heavyD.other

33.A.hurtB.injuredC.spoiledD.destroyed

34.A.outerB.outC.extraD.open

35.A.moodB.interestC.intentionD.spirit

PartIII.ReadingComprehension（50points）

Therearefourpassagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbyanumberofquestionsforcomprehension.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyouhavejustread.

PassageOne

Doyouhavebrightideas?

Ideasforinventionsthatchangesocietyor,atleast,makelifeeasierforsomebody.Perhapswealldosometimes,butwedon'

toftenmaketheideaareality.Recently,inBritain,therewasacompetitioncalledBritishDesignersforTomorrow.Thecompetitionencouragedyoungpeopletocarryouttheirbrightideas.Thereweretwogroupsinthecontest:

GroupOnewasforschoolchildrenunder16;

GroupTwowasforschoolchildrenover16.Andtherewereelevenprizewinnersaltogether.

NeilGunt,oneoftheprizewinners,wascalledSunshineSupermanbyonenewspaperwritingabouthisdesign.It'

simportant,whenpeoplestudytheweather,tobeabletorecordsunshineaccurately.Weneedtoknowhowmanyhoursofsunshinewegetandhowstrongitis.Mostsunshinerecordersonlyrecorddirectsunlight.Neil'

sismoreaccurateandthisisveryimportantforresearchintowaysofusingsolarpower.Withhisprizeof$100,Neilplanstocarryoninventing.

Youcandomuchwithanimation.LookatSimonWest'

sideafromanimatedroadsigns.Heusespictureswhichappeartomoveasyougonearertoorfartherawayfromthem.Thisisn'

tanewidea.Butitisnewtousethesepicturesonroadsigns."

Wefoundthatpeopleweremorelikelytoseemovingsigns,"

saidSimon.Sonow,youcanreallyseerocksfalling,trainsmoving,horsesgallopingoracarfallingovertheedgeofacliff.Quiteawarning!

TheideasinthecompetitionweresoinventivethatwearesurprisedthatBritishindustrydoesn'

taskmoreschoolchildrenforsuggestions.PerhapsthiswillbethestartofPupilPower!

36.wascarriedoutrecentlyinBritain.

A.Acompetitionamongschoolchildren

B.Acompetitioninindustry

C.AcompetitioncalledBritishDesignersforTomorrow

D.Acompetitionfor11prizewinners

37.Theaimofthecompetitionwas.

A.toaskschoolchildrenforsuggestions

B.toencourageyoungpeopletocarryouttheirbrightideas

C.tostartPupilPower

D.toaskBritishindustryforideas

38.WhatisNeilHunt?

A.Aschoolboy.B.Ateacher.

C.Aschoolgirl.D.Adesigner.

39.NeilHuntwascalledSunshineSupermanbecause.

A.hesuggestedthewaysofusingsolarpower

B.hedesignedamoreaccuratesunshinerecorder

C.hewasabletorecorddirectsunshineaccurately

D.heinventedthewaysofusingsolarenergy

40.Whoinventedanimatedroadsigns?

A.NeilHunt.B.SimonWest.

C.Adriver.D.Aschoolchild.

PassageTwo

FewpeoplenowrememberthesinkingofthegreatpassengershipColossusexactlysixtyyearsago.Thenumberofpeoplewhowereactuallysavedfromherwassmall,andsomeofthemhavediedintheyearssince,sothatthosewhoarestillalivetodaycanbecountedonthefingersofonehand.ThenyouwilleasilyunderstandwhyIhavebeenaskedIowriteaboutthatsaddayin1912.TheColossus,thenthelargestshipintheworld,wasthoughtbypeopleatthattimetobeunsinkable.YetwhenshehitaniceberginthickfogintheNorthAtlanticOcean,sheactuallydisappearedinlessthantwentyminutes,takingnearlyfifteenhundredpeoplewithher.Myownlifewassavedbymyyouth.Beingonlyaboyoffourteen,Iwasoneofthoseluckywomenandchildren,who,accordingtocustom,wereallowedtogetwayfirstfromthesinkingship.Theselflesscrewpackedsomesixtyofusintoasmallboatandlowereditintotheangrysea.Butduringtheship'

slastminutesmoreandmorepassengers,astheirlasthopeofescapingdeath,threwthemselveswildlyintotheseaandtried,togetonboardourboat,withtheresultthatitfinallyturnedoverandweallfoundourselvesstrugglingforourlivesinthewater.ButIwasstrongenoughtoswimforthreehoursintheicywaterbeforeapassingshippickedmeup.

41.Thispassagewaswrittenin.

A.1972B.1960C.1912D.1992

42.Thewriterwasaskedtowritethestorybecause.

A.hewastheonlypersonstillalivewhohadseentheshipsink

B.hewasoneofthefewpersons,stillalivewhohadseentheshipsink

C.hehadbeenontheshipwhenithittheiceberg

D.hewasoneofthosewhohadbeensavedinthataccident

43.Colossuswasthenthelargestshipintheworldandpeopleatthattimethought.

A.nothingcouldsinkher

B.onlytheicebergcouldsin