上海秋考英语真题Word文档格式.docx

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sup?

Whyareyoustandingonthedesk?

Thelightssuddenlywentoff.Thebulbmusthaveburntout.

Whatisthemanmostprobablydoing?

4.W:

Iwilltakethisroom,howmuchistherent?

Well,twohundredpoundseachmonth.Youneedtopaythreemonths’rentinadvance,plusadepositof100pounds.

Accordingtotheman,howmuchshouldthewomanpayintotal?

5.W:

I'

lltakeaninterviewforapart-timelibrariantomorrow.

Don'

tworry.Othersstandnochanceifyoutaketheinterview.

Howdoesthemanfeelaboutthewoman'

schanceofgettingthejob?

6.M:

Icouldn'

tsleepatalllastnight.Thebedisnotcomfortable.

tblamethebed.Youshouldstopdrinkingwine.

Whatdoesthewomanimply?

7.W:

Andy,Iboughtashirtforyou.

Thankyou.Ihopeyoukeptthereceipt.I'

veputonsomeweight.

Whatdoesthemanimply?

8.W:

mterriblysorry,butyourflighthasbeencanceled.

N:

What?

Inthatcase,Ihopeyouwillputmeupsomewheretonight.

Whatdoesthemanexpectawomantodoforhim?

9.W:

Anewhotelislookingforworkers.Theyneedthreehundrednewworkers.Butover4,000peopleshowedup.

Yes,IsawthenewsonTV.Istillhavemyjob,thankgoodness.

Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?

10.W:

Professorsmithexplainedthephysicsproblemveryclearly.

Didhe?

Unfortunately,itisstillallGreektome.

Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation?

SectionB

InSectionB,youwillheartwopassagesandonelongerconversation,aftereachpassageorconversation,youwillbeaskedseveralquestions,thepassageandtheconversationwillbereadtwice,butthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouhearaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecidewhichoneisthebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.

Questions11through13arebasedonthefollowingtalk.

Withafascinatingpastandmorethanfourcenturiesofhistory,St.Augustineisoneofthenation'

soldestcitiesandanAmericantreasure.LocatedonFlorida’sAtlanticcoast,itishometomanyfineexamplesofEuropeanarchitectureandwildscenicviews.In1513,whilelookingforthestoriedfountainofyouth,anexplorerfoundthislandandcalleditLaFlorida,andclaimeditforSpain,thenin1565,aSpanishconquerestablishedasettlementthereandnameditSt.Augustine,exceptforatwentyyearperiodofEnglishrule.FloridaremainedunderSpanishruleuntiltheUnitedStatestookcontrolin1821.Intheyearsafteritsfounding,thecityofSt.AugustinewasattackedbytheFrenchandEnglishandbynativeAmericanswhoaresaidtohaveshotflamingarrowsatthecity'

sdefensivebuilding,settingitonfire.Morerecently,naturehasstrickentheregionwithhurricanes,Matthewon2016andIrmain2017.Still,StAugustineendures.Astheregionrecovers,visitorsshouldn'

toverlookit.St.Augustinehassufferedmuchinitslonghistory.Hopefully,visitorswillcomeandperhapssupporttheFlorida’scoastrecoverywhilediscoveringitscenturiesofhistoryandmilesofcoastalbeauty.

Questions:

11.WhichcountryfirstgovernedFloridainhistory?

12.WhichofthefollowingstatementsistrueofSaintAugustine?

13.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

Questions14through16arebasedonthefollowingtalk.

TransportforLondonhasalostpropertyofficewhichcollectstheitemsleftbehindaspeopleflowthroughthecity'

stransportsystemeachday.ItisthebiggestlostpropertyofficeinEurope,beatengloballyonlybyTokyo'

s.65staffsortthroughhundredsofthousandsoflostandforgottenitemseachattheoffice,whichisrunbyPaulCowan.Accordingtothelatestdata,Cowan’steamdealtwithoverthreehundredthousanditemsinthefirstquarteroftheyear.Asthedatareveals,veryfewareclaimed.Forexample,ofthenearly13,000keyshandedintolostpropertylastyear,justunder1,400werereturnedtotheirowners,saysCowan.Overall,twentypercentofstockisclaimedwithinthreemonth.Afterthattime,stockbecomesthepropertyoftransportforLondon.Andit'

snotnecessarilytheitemsyou'

dexpect.Awanderthroughthethreebasementfloorsthatmakeupthelostpropertyofficegivesusanideaofwhatwevalueenoughtorecoverandwhatwe'

rehappytoletgo.Cowanhasdiscoveredsomethinginterestingaboutthecomplexityoflostshoes.Hesaid,ifyouhaveoneshoe,youaremorelikelytogolookingfortheother.Ifyoulosetwoshoes,well,it'

sslightlyoutofsight,outofmind.Heguessesmanypeopleregardlossasanopportunitytotreatthemselvestosomethingnew.

14.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

15.Whichofthefollowingistrueofthelostitems?

16.AccordingtoCowan,whydon'

tsomepeoplegettheirlostshoesback?

Questions17through20arebasedonthefollowingconversation.

Ihaveagoodfeelingaboutthishouse.

Ifyouliketheoutside,you'

regoingtoreallylovetheinside.

Whatabeautifulhome!

AndIlikethewaythewindowscreengivesyouprivacyfromthestreet.

Followmeintothekitchen.Youwillloveit.

Wow!

Theyputawinestorageareainthekitchen.Iloveit!

Thebestpartisthebedroomandattachedbathroom.Ilovetherelaxingcolorsofthewallandfloorcovering.I'

dliketomakeanofferonthishouse.

Asyourhouseagent,I'

mheretotakecareofthisprocess.Howmuchwereyouplanningonoffering?

Ireallylikethehouseandwillpaythefullaskingpriceof380,000dollars.

We’dbetterleaveourselvessomebargainingroom.Let'

soffer350,000dollars.

Thatsoundsgood.ButIdon'

twantthishousetogetawayfromme.

Themarketisfairlydownrightnow.Sotheofferisarealisticone.

Whenwillweknowifthey’llaccepttheoffer?

Theownersusuallyrespondtoanofferwithinafewdays?

ShouldIbecontactingmybankinthemeantime?

You'

realreadypre-qualifiedforyourloan.Soyou'

reingoodshape.

17.Whatisthewomanmostprobablydoing?

18.Whatdoesthewomanlikebestinthekitchen?

19.Whatdoesthewomanthinkoftheman’sofferonthehouseatfirst?

20.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?

语法：

标题S&

A’splantofighttheft

大致内容：

就是一个商店推行一个叫Justice的系统抓商店扒窃（shoplifting），还有一些小偷窃就自己放课程让小毛贼学习学习。

10道题考了谓语动词2题，非谓语3题，从句4题，介词1题。

谓语动词：

①Earlierthissummer,..employees____（hire）【目测填：

werehired】

②manyefforts____（raise）concerns【目测填：

haveraised】

非谓语动词：

①____（ease）…burden,…【目测填：

Toease】

②themostfrequently____（visit）stop【目测填：

visited】

③…beaccusedofoverchargingorfalselysendingso-calledshoplifterstoprison【目测填：

sending】

从句：

①athief____nameisnotinthepolicedatabase【目测填：

whose】

②...it’sunclear_____…coursesareashelpfulas…【目测填：

whether】

③Therearesigns____…【目测填：

that】

④________…extraemployees,S&

Astillremaindifficulttosecure…【目测填：

evenif/eventhough】

介词：

educatethelawbreakers____involvingthepolice【目测填：

without】

Fillineachblankwithaproperwordchosenfromthebox.Eachwordcanbeusedonlyonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.

A.committed 

B.compared 

C.contact 

D.delegation 

E.destructive

F.humbleG. 

negotiate 

H.respelled 

I.similar 

J.superiors 

K.witnessed

SomeVery“American”WordsComefromChinese

ManyoftheChinesewordsthatarenowpartofEnglishwereborrowedlongago.TheyaremostoftenfromCantoneseorotherChineselanguagesratherthanMandarin. 

Let’sstarttolearnthem.

kowtow

TheEnglishword 

kowtow 

isaverbthatmeanstoagreetooeasilytodowhatsomeoneelsewantsyoutodo,ortoobeysomeonewithpowerinawaythatseemsweak. 

ItcomesfromtheCantoneseword 

kautau,whichmeans"

knockyourhead."

Itreferstotheactof 

kneeling 

andloweringone'

sheadasasignofrespectto 

___31___ 

–suchasemperors,eldersandleaders.Inthecaseofemperors,theactrequiredthepersontotouchtheirheadtotheground. 

Britain'

sLordGeorgeMacartneyrefusedto"

kautau"

totheQianlongEmperor.Soonafter,theEnglishword"

kowtow"

wasborn. 

In1793,Britain'

sKingGeorgeIIIsentLordGeorgeMacartneyandothertradeambassadorstoChinato___32___ 

atradeagreement.TheChineseaskedthemtokowtowtotheQianlongEmperor.Asthestorygoes,LordMacartneyrefusedforhis 

___33___ 

todomorethanbendtheirknees.Hesaidthatwasalltheywererequiredtodofortheirownking.

Itisnotsurprising,then,thatMacartneyleftChinawithoutnegotiatingthetradeagreement. 

Afterthat,criticsusedthewordkowtowwhenanyonewastoo 

submissive 

toChina.Today,theusagehasnoconnectiontoChina,noranyspecificpoliticalconnection.

gung-ho

Anotherborrowedwordthatcameaboutthrough 

___34___ 

betweentwonationsis 

gung-ho. 

InEnglish,theword 

gung-ho 

isanadjectivethatmeansextremelyexcitedaboutdoingsomething.TheChinesecharacters"

gōng"

and"

hé

"

togethermean"

worktogether,cooperate."

The 

original 

term-- 

gōngyè

hé

zuò

shè

-- 

meansChines