广东专插本英语真题及详解文档格式.docx

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A.whichB.whatC.howD.that

5.Idonothavemyownroom,.

A.neitherdoesTomB.neitherhasTomC.sodoesTomD.sohasTom

6.Ithinkyoushouldbuythisnovel.Itisreallyworth.

A.readingB.beingreadC.readD.toread

7.Thoughthefirefighterstriedveryhardtothefire,itstillcausedatleastfivepeople’sdeath.

A.putoffB.putoutC.putonD.putforward

8.Hecouldhardlytellthedifferencesbetweenthetwinsbecausetheylookeachother.

A.likelyB.unlikeC.alikeD.like

9.Bythetimeyoucomeback,Icleaningthehouse.

A.willfinishB.willhavefinishedC.havefinishedD.willbefinishing

10.Chinesepeoplespendmoneyontravellingtodayastheydidtenyearsago.

A.morethantwiceB.astwicemuchC.twiceasmuchD.twicemorethan

11.Shewantstostudyabroadsoshehastosomemoneyeverymonthtoprepareforthat.

A.setasideB.setupC.setaboutD.setout

12.Johnhadplannedtoleavebuthedecidedtostayinthehotelfortwodaysbecauseoftheheavyrain.

A.otherB.theotherC.anotherD.others

13.Parentsshouldcooperatewithteachersandthemselvesintheirchildren’seducation.

A.getB.involveC.findD.keep

14.Theteacherisverytotheneedsofherstudentsandshecanadaptherteachingveryflexibly.

A.significantB.sensitiveC.seriousD.sincere

15.Youcanborrowmybook,youpromisetogiveitbacktomebytheendofthismonth.

A.asfarasB.assoonasC.aslongasD.aswellas

16.fromBuckinghamPalace,thistriptakesyoutothebestofLondon’ssights.

A.BeginningB.BegunC.TobeginD.Havingbegun

17.ApplicantsfortheOlympicvolunteersmustbeabletoexcellentservicestomeetthedemandsoftheGames.

A.applyB.makeC.contributeD.use

18.Itisthenaturalsceneryearnsthecityagoodreputation.

A.whatB.thatC.whereD.when

19.Manyyoungcouplesdonottakemarriageandtheygetmarriedanddivorcedeasily.

A.eagerlyB.highlyC.seriouslyD.severely

20.Maryisnothappytolivewithherparents.Whatshewantsmoreprivacywhilewhatherparentsexpectmoretimetobewithher.

A.is;

isB.is;

areC.are;

areD.are;

is

21.IamveryfamiliarthiscityasIhavebeenlivinghereformorethan10years.

A.toB.withC.inD.for

22.Themanagerdemandedthatallemployeesontime.

A.beB.areC.tobeD.wouldbe

23.Rarelysomuchattentionfromallaroundtheworld.

A.hasdrawnadiscussionB.hasadiscussiondrawn

C.adiscussionhasbeendrawnD.hasadiscussionbeendrawn

24.Sheisoneofthetopstudentsinherclassshestudiesveryhard.

A.becauseB.soC.unlessD.though

25.Thebrownbearescapedfromthezoo,whichwasatoeveryoneinthetown.

A.harmB.violenceC.hurtD.threat

26.Manypeoplebelievethatonehas,oneis,butactuallyitisnottrue.

A.themoremoney;

thehappierB.themoremoney;

themorehappy

C.thelessmoney;

thehappierD.thelessmoney;

27.Ihadn’trealizedshewasmyformerteachershespoke.

A.asB.sinceC.untilD.while

28.Myfatherisverybusy,andSundayistheonlydayhecanrelax.

A.whereB.thatC.whichD.when

29.Iwouldliketostayinthesmalltownduetoitsweather.

A.generalB.softC.mildD.gentle

30.Itiswidelyrecognizedthatbeautynotonlyinappearancebutalsoinheart.

A.liesB.takesC.sitsD.gives

PartIIReadingComprehension（40%）

Inthissection,therearefourpassages,eachofwhichisfollowedbyfivequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ChoosethebestandmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.

Passage1

Thispastfallsemester,atDukeUniversity,thereweretwostudentswhoweretakingOrganicChemistry.Theydidprettywellonallofthetestsandthemidtermsandlabs,etc.,suchthatgoingintothefinaltheyhadasolid“A”.Thesetwofriendsweresoconfidentgoingintothefinalthattheweekendbeforefinals’week,eventhoughtheChemistryfinalwasonMonday,theydecidedtogouptotheUniversityofVirginiaandhaveapartywithsomefriendsupthere.Sotheydidthisandhadagreattime.However,withtheaftereffectsofalcoholandeverything,theyoversleptalldaySundayanddidn’tmakeitbacktoDukeuntilearlyMondaymorning.

Ratherthantakingthefinalthen,whattheydidwastofindProfessorAldricafterthefinalandexplaintohimwhytheymissedthefinal.TheytoldhimthattheywentuptoUVAfortheweekend,andhadplannedtocomebackintimetostudy,buttheyhadaflattire（爆胎）onthewaybackanddidn’thaveaspareandcouldn’tgethelpforalongtimeandsowerelategetting

backtocampus.

Aldricthoughtthisoverandthenagreedthattheycouldmakeupthefinalonthefollowingday.Thetwoguyswereoverjoyedandrelieved.So,theystudiedthatnightandwentinthenextdayatthetimethatAldrichadtoldthem.Heplacedtheminseparateroomsandhandedeachofthematestbookletandtoldthemtobegin.

Theylookedatthefirstproblem,whichwassomethingsimpleaboutfreeradicalformationandwasworth5points.“Cool,”theythought,“thisisgoingtobeeasy.”Theydidthatproblemandthenturnedthepage.Theywereunprepared,however,forwhattheysawonthenextpage.

Itsaid:

（95points）Whichtirewasflat?

31.Thetwostudentsdecidedtovisittheirfriendsattheweekendbecause.

A.theydidn’twanttotaketheexamB.theywereinvitedbytheirfriends

C.theywerenotworriedabouttheexamatall

D.theyforgetthearrangementofthefinalexam

32.Theydidn’treturnasplannedbecause.

A.theygotlostontheirwaybackB.theysleptbeyondthetimetocomeback

C.theircarbrokedownontheirwayback

D.theycouldn’tgethelpwhentheywereindifficulty

33.HowdidtheProfessorarrangethemake-upexam?

A.Hemadetheexambookletverylong.B.Hegavethemdifferentexampapers.

C.Heaskedaverysurprisingquestion.

D.Hegavethemverylimitedtimetofinishthepaper.

34.Whentheytookthefirstglanceattheexambooklet,theythought.

A.itwaseasyB.itwastoomuchC.itwastoodifficultD.itwasreasonable

35.Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethat.

A.thestudentsdidn’tlikeProfessorAldric

B.thetwostudentshaddifficultiesintheirstudies

C.ProfessorAldricwasverycleverandhumorous

D.thetwostudentswouldsurelypassthemake-upexam

Passage2

Alarge,detached（独立的）housenotonlyensuresprivacy.Itisalsoastatussymbol.The“magnificenthome”issetinabiggarden.Ofcourse,thiskindofhouseisanunrealisticdreamformostpeople.Butevenasmalldetachedhouse,surroundedbyagarden,givestherequiredsuggestionofrurallifewhichisdeartotheheartsofmanyBritishpeople.Mostpeoplewouldbehappytoliveinacottage（村舍）,andifthisisathatched（茅草的）cottage,suggestiveofapre-industrialage,somuchthebetter.

Mostpeopletrytoavoidlivinginablockofflats（whattheAmericanscall“apartmentblocks”）.Flats,theyfeel,providetheleastamountofprivacy.Withafewexceptions,mostlyincertainlocationsincentralLondon,flatsarethecheapestkindofhome.Thepeoplewholiveinthemarethosewhocannotaffordtoliveanywhereelse.

Thedislikeoflivinginflatsisverystrong.Inthe1950smillionsofpoorerpeoplelivedinold,cold,uncomfortablenineteenthcenturyhouses,oftenwithonlyanoutsidetoiletandnobathroom.Duringthenexttwentyyearsmanyofthemweregivennew“highrise”blocksofflatstoliveinwhich,withcentralheatingandbathrooms,weremuchmorecomfortableandweresurroundedbygrassyopenspaces.Butpeoplehatedtheirnewhomes.Theysaidtheyfeltcutofffromtheworldwithallthosefloorsup.Theymissedtheneighborliness.Theycouldn’tkeepawatchfuleyeontheirchildrenplayingdownthereinthoselovelygreenspaces.Thenewhigh-riseblocksquicklygotbroken.Theliftsdidn’twork.Thecorridorsweredark.Windowsweredamagedandwerenotrepaired.Therewasgraffitialloverthewalls.

36.Britishpeopleprefer.

A.flatstodetachedhousesB.cottagestoflats

C.modernhousestooldhousesD.citylifetocountrylife

37.Agardenisconsideredtobedesirablebecause.

A.it’sBritishB.itappearsruralC.gardeningispopularD.childrenlikegardens

38.Britishpeopledon’tliketoliveinblocksofflatsbecause.

A.theywantmoreprivacyB.flatsaretoosmall

C.flatsareinexpensiveareasD.theydisliketheneighborsthere

39.Comparedwiththe19thcenturyhouses,thenewhigh-riseblocks.

A.wereinbetterlocationsB.werewarmlywelcomed

C.weremuchbetterequippedD.weremuchmoreexpensive

40.Whichofthefollowingmightbethebesttitleofthispassage?

A.BritishCultureB.Houses,NotFlatsC.BritishDreamD.KindsofHouses

Passage3

Whenwearenotengagedinthinkingaboutsomedefiniteproblem,weusuallyspendabout95percentofourtimethinkingaboutourselves.Now,ifwestopthinkingaboutou