全国公共英语等级PETS考试二级模拟试题含答案5Word文档格式.docx

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vegotagoodresultinyourresearch,haven'

tyou?

-Yes,butmuch.

A.remainstodoB.isremainstodoC.remainstobedoneD.hasremainedtodoit

5.-Imustbeleavingnow.It'

llbe3hours'

drivetogetthere.

A.Good-byeB.TakecareC.TakeiteasyD.WhatcanIdoforyou

6.Nobodycouldhaveguessed,inthosedays,theplaceinhistorythatMartinLuther

King,Jr

A.washavingB.wastohaveC.hadhadD.had

7.ThequeenwillvisitthetowninMay,shewillopenthenewhospital.

A.whenB.thenC.whileD.but

8.I'

llcome,Idon'

texpecttoenjoymyself.

A.ifB.sinceC.asD.though

9.Youinsuchahurryjustnow.Look,thereisplentyoftimeleft.

A.don'

thavetodoitB.needn'

thavedoneit

C.wouldn'

tdoitD.mustn'

10.isoneofthefiveworkinglanguageatU.N.,whicharevery

proudof.

A.TheChinese,theChineseB.Chineselanguage,Chinese

C.Chinese,theChineseD.Chineselanguage,theChinese

11.-What'

syourproblem?

-Ihavelostsightofmymumanddad.Isawtheminfrontofmeamomentago.

A.werewalkingB.tohavewalkerC.walkD.walking

12.Childrenaretiredoflearningoftenbecausetheyaretodomorethan

theycan.

A.expectedB.suggestedC.hopedD.wished

13.concertswillbeneededifwewantedtocollectenoughmoneytostart

aschool.

A.SomeothertenB.AnothertenC.OthertenD.Tenothers

14.Thedoorburstopenand,shoutingwithanger.

A.inrushedthecrowdB.rushedinthecrowd

C.thecrowdtinrushedD.inthecrowdrushed

15.Wecarvedtheirnamesonthestonesothatyoungergenerationscouldknowwhattheirforefathersforthenation.

A.didB.weredoingC.haddoneD.havebeendoing第二节：

完形填空阅读下面短文，从短文后所给各题四个选项（A、B、C、D中选出能填入相应空白处选项，并

在答题卡上将该项涂黑．

InitshomecountryofGermany,thehotdogwascalledthefrankfurter.Itwasnamed

16Frankfurt,aGermancity.

Frankfurterswerefirst17intheUnitedStatesin18.Americanscalledfrankfurters"

dachshund

sausages"

（达克思香肠）.AdachshundisadogfromGermany19averylongbodyandshortlegs.Dachshundsausagesfirst20

popularinNewYork,21atbaseballgames.Atgamestheyweresoldbymen22keptthem23inhot-watertanks.

Asthemenwalked24therowsofpeople,theyyelled,"

Getyourdachshundsausages!

Getyourhotdachshundsausages!

"

Peoplegotthesausageson25,aspecialbread.

26in1906anewspapercartoonist27TadDorganwenttoabaseballgame.28hesawthemenwiththedachshund

sausages,hegotanidea29acartoon.Thenextdayatthenewspaperofficehe30

abunwithadachshundinside--

31adachshundsausage,

32adachshund.Dorgan33howtospelldachshund.Underthecartoon,hewrote"

Getyourhotdogs!

Thecartoonwasasensation（轰动）,and34.Ifyougotoabaseballgametoday,you

canstillseesellerswalking35

withhot-watertanks.Astheywalkupanddowntherowstheyyell.

Getyourhotdogshere!

Getyourhotdogs!

16.A.withB.afterC.byD.of

17.A.gotB.soldC.boughtD.make

18.A.the1860sB.1860'

sC.the1860D.1865s

19.A.byB.ofC.atD.with

20.A.gainedB.stayedC.becameD.wereturned

21.A.specialB.especiallyC.certainlyD.surely

22.A.thoseB.whichC.whatD.who

23.A.coolB.hotC.warmD.cold

24.A.sometimesB.upanddownC.somedayD.hereandthere

25.A.bunsB.thetopsC.coffeeD.chocolates

26.A.AdayB.AnydayC.CertainD.Oneday

27.A.whoisB.wasC.wascalledD.named

28.A.WhenB.WhileC.IfD.Whether

29.A.toB.asC.withD.for

30.A.calledB.madeC.drewD.bought

31.A.noB.withoutC.notD.for

32.A.exceptB.butC.andD.exceptfor

33.A.didn'

tknowB.wondersC.wassureD.neverknows

34.A.sothenewnamewasB.soisthecartoonist

C.sowasthenewnameD.thenewnamewasso

35.A.overB.aroundC.fastD.allday

第三部分：

阅读理解

（A）

Whataresomeofthestepsapersoncantaketopreventhishousefrombeingbrokenintowhileheisaway?

Onestepisto

makesurethatthehouseseemsalived-inone.Livingroomcurtainsshouldbepulleddownonlyhalf-way.Bedroomsthat

usuallyhavethecurtainspulleddownatnightshouldbeleftdown.Anotheristo

makesurethatalloutsidelocksarethe

dead-bolttype（双保险）.Stillanotheristoleaveseveral100Wlightsburningandmakesurethatoneisinthekitchen.

Lightsthatturnedonandoffbythemselvesarethebest.Then,too,itisagood

ideatoleavetheradioturnedonandset

toatalkingstation.Anytypeofspeakingmakesathiefthinktwicebeforetrying

toenter.Finally,whileawayonholiday,

makesurethatnothingcollectsinfrontorinthehouse.Particularly,makecertainthatthenewspaperisstoppedandthat

atrustedneighbourhasbeenaskedtopickupthemail.Thievesareespeciallyquicktonoticepiled-upnewspapersand

overpiledmailboxes.

36.Whydidthewriterbeginthispiecewithquestion?

A.Becausehewantedtocatchthereaders'

attention.

B.Becausehewantedtohavethereadersguesstheanswerbeforereading.

C.Becausehewantedtosumup（概括）thetopicofthepiece.

D.Becausehewantedtomakethereadersunderstandhimbetter.

37.Theword"

live-in"

inthispassagemeans.

A.leftemptyB.livelyandcheerfulC.nowbeingusedbypeopleD.laidinside

38.Whatdoesthewriteradvisethepeopletodo?

A.Askaneighbourtopickupthedailymail

B.Makesuretohavelightsthatturnonandoffbythemselves.

C.Makesurethenewspaperishandedovereveryday.

D.Pullthelivingroomcurtainsdown.

39.Themostimportantroomtoleavealightburninginisthe.

A.bedroomB.kitchenC.livingroomD.sitting-room

（B）

MrRichardshasworkedinasmallseasidetownforabouttenyearsandheandhiswifehaveacomfortablehousenearthe

sea.

relatives

Duringthewintertheywouldbequitehappy,buteverysummeralotoftheirusedtospendholidayintheirhouse

anditwasmuchcheaperthanstayinginhotel.FinallyonedayinJuneMrRichards

complainedtoacleverfriendofhiswholivedinthesameplace."

Oneofmywife'

scousinsisgoingtobringherhusbandandchildrenandspendtendayswith

usnextmonthagain.Howhaveyoupreventedallyourrelativesfromcomingtolive

withyouinsummer?

Oh,"

thefriend

answered,"

thatisnotdifficult.Ijustborrowmoneyfromalltherichones,andlendittoallthepoorones.Afterthat,

theyseldomcomeagain."

HearingthisMrRichardssmiled.

40.TherelativespreferredtostayinMrRichards'

housebecause.

A.itwascoolinsummerB.theymightspendlessmoney

C.theyweremorewelcomeD.itwasacomfortableplace

41.Accordingtohisfriend'

sopinion,thepoorrelativeswouldstopgoingtheresooften

because.

A.theywereshytoborrowmoneyagain

B.heywereafraidtobeaskedtopayoffthedebts

C.theyhadbeenill-treated

D.itwasn'

thappyforthepoortomeettherich

42.Thebesttitleforthispassageis.

A.SuchaCleverFriendB.MrRichardsandhisFriend

C.MoneyisImportantD.SuchGoodUsageofMoney

43.Afterreadingthepassagewecaninfer.

A.MrRichardsstillcomplainsaboutthecomingofhisrelativesinsummer

B.ThefriendofMrRichards'

hadn'

tasmanyrelativesasRichards

C.GraduallyMrRichardssucceededinkeepinghisrelativesoutinsummer

D.sNoneofRichards'

relativescametotheseasidetownfortheirholidaysagain

（C）

IwonderwhyAmericantownslookssomuchalikethatIsometimesmixthemupinmymemory.Thestandardinfluence（影响）ofmassproductionwhoseagents（代理商）arethetravelling

the

their

salesman,themail-orderhouse,thefive-and-tencentstores,thechainstores,moviescanhardlyexplainit.Ifyoustay

twodaysinBolognaandinFerrare,orinArlesandinAvignon,youwillnevermixthemupinallyourlife.Butitmaywell

happenthatafteryouspendtwodaysinSt.LouisandinKansasCitytheappearancesofthesetwocitiessoonmixup.Ithink

thereasonforthisisthatthesetownshavenotyethadtimeenoughtodevelopowncharacters.Similarly,childrenaremuchlessdifferentfromeachotherthangrownpeople.

44.Whichtwoofthefollowingtownslooksomuchalike?

A.BolognaandFerrareB.ArlesandAvignon

C.St.LouisandKansasCityD.BolognaandSt.Louis

45.Inline4theword"

it"

refersto.

A.standardoftownsB.similarityoftownsC.people'

smemoryD.massproduction

46.Americantownslookverymuchalikebecauseof.

A.thestandardinfluenceofmassproductionB.theirdifferentappearances

C.notbeingfullydevelopedD.havingeverythingincommon

（D）

Millionsofstarsaretravellingaboutinspace.Afewformgroupswhichjourneytogether,butmostofthemtravelalone.

Andtheytravelthroughauniversesolargethatonestarseldomcomesneartoanother.

Forthemostparteachstarmakes

itsjourneyincompleteloneliness,likeashiponanemptyocean.Theshipwillbe

welloveramillionmilesfromits

nearestneighbor.Fromthisitiseasytounderstandwhyastarseldomfindsanotheranywhereneatit.

Webelieve,however,thatsometwothousandmillionyearsago,anotherstarwandering（漫游）throughspace,happenedtocome

潮汐）ontheearth,sothis

nearoursun,Justasthesunandthemoonraisetides（

starmusthave