江西省专升本统考英语试题历年真题Word格式文档下载.docx

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　　C）Attheairport.

　　D）Intherestaurant.

　　Fromtheconversationweknowthatthetwoweretalkingaboutsomeworktheyhadtofinishintheevening.Thisismostlikelytohavetakenplaceattheoffice.Therefore,A）“Attheoffice“isthebestanswer.Youshouldchoose[A]ontheAnswerSheetandmarkitwithasinglelinethoughthecenter.

　　SampleAnswer[A][C][D]

　　1.A）Theydon’tgototheconcert.C）Herbrotherwilllendacartohim.

　　B）Thesubwayisfineforher.D）They’llrentacartotheconcert.

　　2.A）Drivinghercar.C）Havingameal.

　　B）Typinganessay.D）Goingbackhome.

　　3.A）Themovieisexcellent.C）Hehasnotimetoseeit.

　　B）Hewantstoseeitagain.D）Themovieisnotgood.

　　4.A）GototheSeventhStreet.C）Getherpassportready.

　　B）Taketenpictures.D）Developthephotosherself.

　　5.A）She’sinabus.C）She’sonaplane.

　　B）She’sinatrain.D）She’sinataxi.

　　6.A）Thewomanforgottobringherraincoat.

　　B）Thewomanwaslatefortheschoolbus.

　　C）Thewomangotwetintherain.

　　D）Thewomanlostherway.

　　7.A）WritealettertoNancy.C）CallNancywhileshewashome.

　　B）MeetNancyandtalkwithher.D）MakeanappointmentwithNancy.

　　.

　　8.A）30dollars.C）21dollars.

　　B）24dollars.D）15dollars.

　　9.A）Shewasstoppedbyapolice.

　　B）Shelostherdrivinglicense.

　　C）Shenoticedthespeedlimit.

　　D）Shewaswalkingtoofast.

　　10.A）Teacherandstudent.

　　B）Doctorandpatient.

　　C）Co-workersinanoffice.

　　D）Managerandemployee.

　　SectionB

Inthissection,youwillhear3shortpassages.Attheendofeachpassage,youwillhearsomequestions.Boththepassageandthequestionwillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA）,B）,C）andD）.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.

　　PassageOne

　　Questions11to13arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

　　11.A）Hewasaprofessor.C）Hewasanengineer.

　　B）Hewasabusinessman.D）Hewasanofficial.

　　12.A）Hehadtogototheairportearlynextmorning.

　　B）Hewasgoingtohireanewdriver.

　　C）Hewouldhavehisoldcarrepaired.

　　D）HeandJohn’smotherwouldgoabroad.

　　13.A）Hewouldtakeataxi.C）Hewouldgotherebybus.

　　B）Hewouldrideabike.D）Hewouldwalktoschool.

　　PassageTwo

　　Questions14to16arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

　　14.A）Becausehespeaksseverallanguages.

　　B）Becausehehasmoreexperience.

　　C）Becauseheispatientandkind.

　　D）Becauseheisarobot.

　　15.A）Theyareoftentoobusytoaskpatientsmanyquestions.

　　B）Theycan’tgetenougheducationtocopewithseriousdiseases.

　　C）Theirpatientsareoftenunwillingtotellthemthetruth.

　　D）Theirpatientsoftenaskthemtotreattheirdiseasesonholidays.

　　16A）Hecanhelpotherdoctorstotreatpatients.

　　B）Hecangiveusefulinformationtootherdoctors.

　　C）Hecantakecareofotherdoctors’patients.

　　D）Hecanwriteoutprescriptionsforotherdoctors.

　　PassageThree

　　Questions17to20arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

　　17.A）InAmerica.

　　B）InEurope.

　　C）InAsia.

　　D）InCanada.

　　18.A）Itis88storieshigh.

　　B）Itissofarthetallestintheworld.

　　C）ItisthefifthtallestbuildinginAsia.

　　D）ItisastallastheWorldTradeCenterinNewYork.

　　19A）ItkeepssomeoftheChinesetraditionalstyle.

　　B）Itlookslikeahugetelevisiontower.

　　C）Itisacombinationoftwintowers.

　　D）Ithasasupermarketandagrandtheaterinside.

　　20A）Mosttallbuildingsarenotquitesafe.

　　B）NewYorkwillnotconstructnewtallbuildings.

　　C）Itisnecessarytobuildmoretallbuildingsinbigcities.

　　D）Tallbuildingsmustbeabletowithstandearthquakes.

　　PartIIReadingComprehension（40minutes）

Thereare4passagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA）,B）,C）andD）.YoushoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.

Passageone

　　Questions21to25arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

　　Inthepast,acity’smajorshoppingdistrictwasinitsdowntownarea.Peoplecouldgetdowntownmoreeasilythantheycouldgettootherpartsofthecity.Beforethe1960s,thebestwaytotravelinacitywasonastreet-car,asubway,arailroad,oranelevatedtrain.Alloftheseranontracksthatleddowntown.

　　Asourcitiesgrewoutward,peoplelivingfarfromthecenteroftownneededaplacetheycoulddrivetoquickly.Drivingdowntownwasdifficult.Findingaparkingspacedowntownwassomethingalmostimpossible.Peoplealsoneededashoppingplacewheretheycouldparkeasily.

　　Tomeettheshoppingneedsofpeoplelivinginthesuburbs,groupsofbusinessesmovedfartherout,too.Today,mostsuburbshavelargeshoppingcenters.

　　Modernandwell-plannedshoppingcentersarebuiltonlargeareasofground.Theyhaveevenmorespaceforparkingthantheydoforstores.Theshoppingcentershavemanydifferentkindsofstores.Often,theshopperscandoalltheirshoppinginoneplace.

　　Theverylargeshoppingcentershavemallswhichmakeshoppingpleasant.Themallisanareabetweenstoressetasideforwalking.Shopperscanstroll（漫步）fromstoretostoreandenjoybeautifulfountains,statues,andplants.Therearebenchessothatshoppersmayrest.Someshoppingcentershavemallswithroofsthatprotectshoppersfromtheweatheroutside.

　　21.Thefirstparagraphtellsusthatinthepast________.

　　A）fewpeopledrovecarstodoshopping

　　B）itwasconvenienttodoshoppingdowntown

　　C）peoplelikedtoliveindowntownareas

　　D）street-carswerethemainvehiclewithinacity

　　22.Whydidsomebusinessesmovefromdowntowntothesuburbs?

　　A）Theyneededmorespacetobuildmodernlargestores.

　　B）Peoplenomorelikedtodoshoppingincitycenters.

　　C）Shoppingdowntownwasdifficultduetoheavytraffic.

　　D）Downtownbusinesseswerenotasgoodasbefore.

　　23.Nowadayspeopleprefertogoshoppinginbigmallsbecausemalls________.

　　A）areclosetotheirhomes

　　B）havemuchlargerwalkingspace

　　C）canshelterpeoplefromsunshine

　　D）aremorepleasantforshoppers

　　24.Thepassageismainlyabout________.

　　A）changesofpeople’sshoppinghabits

　　B）theneedformodernshoppingcenters

　　C）people’slifeinthecenterofbigcities

　　D）howtorunabusinessinthesuburbs

　　25.Wecanconcludefromthepassagethat________.

　　A）suburbanareasarebeautifulandpleasantplaces

　　B）elevatedtrainswillbebuilttoconnectshoppingcenters

　　C）onlycitypeoplevisitbigshoppingcenters

　　D）suburbanpeoplewillhavemoreshoppingcenters

PassageTwo

　　Questions26to30arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

　　WhenIarrivedinBeijingmorethanfiveyearsago,Ihadalreadygivenblood79times.Iwantedtocontinuetobeadonor（献血者）.ButenteringaRedCrossclinic（诊所）inBeijing,Iwassurprisedtobereceivedasahero.Forme,ablooddonationwassimplyagoodhabitandgiftoflovetohumans.

　　InCanada,donorscangive450mleachtime,every51days.Thatmeanssixtimesayear.InChina,wecangiveonly200ml,everyfourmonths.

　　In1984,therewereonly19donorsinBeijingwhoofferedtheirbloodforfree.Oneyearlater,therewere141.In1986,1,083,andsoonuntilthefigurereached10,046in1990,14,016in1992andmorethandoublethatthefollowingyear.Therewere41,037in1994,andmystatisticsstophere.I’msogladtoseethattheChinesehaveunderstoodthatgivingbloodisnotdangerous,andthatit’sawaytosay,inarealcommunistspirit,“Brother,Iloveyou”.

　　Infact,everytimeIgiveblood,Ithinkofmybloodrunninginamanorawoman’sveins（血管）.ThroughdonationthirteenChinesehavebecomemyrelativesnow.Givingbloodislikegivingbirth.Someofthesethirteenpeoplemayhavediedwithoutmydonation;

doesn’tthatmakeitworthbecomingavolunteer（志愿者）?

WhatmakesmeevenhappieriswhenIcanconvinceaChinesefriendtocomewithmeandbecomeadonortoo.

　　ThingshavebecomeeasiersinceMay1,1996.AHongKongdonorofferedawell-equippedmobileunittotheRedCrosshere.ThevehiclestandsinfrontoftheXidanShoppingMalleveryWednesdayandSundaymorning,fromMaytotheendofOctober.Donorsjustneedafewminutes.Ihopethispublicexamplewillencouragenewdonors,andblooddonationwillbecomeasocialtrendamongthepopulation.

　　26.WhenthewriterfirstwenttotheRedCrossclinicinBeijingtodonatehisbloodhewassurprised____.

　　A）howhewasrespectedbythepeoplethere

　　B）whatagoodhabitblooddonationis

　　C）thatdonorsonlygave200mleachtimeinChina

　　D）thatmostChinesepeoplewerewillingtodonateblood

　　27.ThenumberofvoluntaryblooddonorsinBeijingin1993is