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专升本英语分类模拟158

专升本英语分类模拟158

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Whentwohandsmeet,wepassonsomethingofourselves.After 1 toMarkTwain,Helen—whowasbothdeafandblind—commented,"Icanfeelthetwinkleofhiseye 2 hishandshake."Insomeindefinableway,Twainhad 3 hischarmtoKeller.

  Andthat'sprobablybeentrueofthehandshakeallthe 4 backtoitsearliestdays, 5 noonecantellitsactual 6 .Acommonexplanationisthat 7 earlymanencounteredastranger,he 8 outhishandtoshowhehadnoweapon.Fromthis,supposedly, 9 thehandshake.

  "Notso",sayshistorianBrianBurke.Hebelieves,thehandshake 10 "puttingyourbloodbehindyourbreath."Heexplainsthatancientpeople 11 thespokenwordalone,andtheyusedthehandclasptosignifythattheir 12 wasbackedupbythe 13 oftheirheart—i,e.,theirblood. 14 ,thehandshakesuggestedtrust.

  That 15 oftrusthassurvivedtothisday.Peopleinbusinessoften 16 agreementssimplybydeclaring,"Let'sshake 17 it."

  Perhapsthemost 18 handshaketookplaceonJuly17,1975,duringtheApolloSoyuzgettogetherinspace.Afterthetwocraftscametogether,AmericanastronautThomasStafford 19 theextendedhandofSovietcosmonaut（宇航员）AlexeyLeonov.The 20 totheworldwasoneoffriendshipandpeace.

1、A.introducing     B.introduced      C.beingintroduced    D.havingintroduced

2、A.in         B.of          C.with         D.over

3、A.communicated   B.converted       C.shifted         D.suggested

4、A.trace        B.way         C.time          D.period

5、A.and         B.even         C.so           D.though

6、A.history       B.date         C.beginning       D.development

7、A.before       B.while         C.since         D.when

8、A.got        B.held         C.gave         D.turned

9、A.appeared      B.changed       C.evolved        D.produced

10、A.implied      B.interpreted      C.informed       D.revealed

11、A.disapproved    B.disregarded      C.disagreed       D.distrusted

12、A.promise      B.mind         C.conversation      D.behavior

13、A.capacity      B.energy        C.force          D.power

14、A.However     B.Thus         C.Moreover       D.Anyway

15、A.attempt      B.cause         C.meaning        D.reason

16、A.compliment    B.comply        C.conform        D.conclude

17、A.on        B.by         C.at          D.to

18、A.convincing    B.expensive       C.powerful        D.reliable

19、A.clapped      B.grasped        C.received        D.pulled

20、A.symbol      B.news         C.message        D.information

Smallbusinessownersmustaccepttheburdensofentrepreneurship.Beinginbusinessforyourself 21 yourfullattention.Youseldomleavetheofficeorshopat5PM. 22 doyouleavejobproblemsthere.Theyfollowyouhomeasbusinesshomework.Thismeanslesstimeforyour 23 life.

  The 24 yousoughtcanputyouonthe 25 .Youdon'treporttoaboss.Butyoudotryashardaspossibletoserveyourcustomers.Theyareyour" 26 ".Youalsohavetocompetewithcreditors,suppliers,andtaxcollectors.Inotherwords,youareneverreally 27 .

  Smallfirmscanseldom 28 tohireenoughemployeessothateachothercanspecialize.Youmayhavetoprepareads, 29 records,makesalescalls,andcollectbaddebts.Youmustbeableto"wearmanyhats". 30 allthesetaskstakeuplotsoftime.Butyoucannot 31 long-rangeplanning.Youhaveto 32 goalsanddevelopplanstomeetthem.Givetoo 33 timetomanagementandyourbusinesswillfail.

  Themajorcauseofbusiness 34 ispoormanagement.Ofeverythreebusinessthatstart,twofail.Nearlyhalffailinthefirstfiveyears.Apersonwithlimitedtalentsmaybeabletoholdajobinalargefirmbecauseotherwillpickuptheslack（松懈，懈怠）.Whenyouareinbusiness 35 yourself,thereisnooneto"carryyou".

   Evenifyourfirm 36 ,youmaystillhavelittlemoneytospend.Youmayworkhardformonthsandnottakeapennyout,exceptforthesalaryyoupayyourself.Thereasonisyoumayhaveto 37 yourprofitsinthefirmforlong-termgrowth. 38 youmayneedtomeetshort-term 39 forcash.Youmaynotevenbeabletodrawasalaryuntilthefirmbecomesatrulygoing 40 .

21、A.considers      B.acquires       C.requires        D.inquires

22、A.Nor         B.Also         C.So           D.Either

23、A.institutional    B.personal       C.intimate       D.secret

24、A.prosperity      B.property        C.fortune         D.independence

25、A.spot        B.button        C.horizon        D.period

26、A.superior      B.manager       C.boss          D.director

27、A.luck        B.free         C.relaxed        D.happy

28、A.afford        B.resort         C.grant         D.entitle

29、A.manage       B.break         C.keep          D.establish

30、A.Assuming     B.Managing       C.Regulating       D.Performing

31、A.deny       B.discard        C.refuse         D.neglect

32、A.set        B.construct       C.make         D.create

33、A.few       B.little        C.bit         D.slight

34、A.depression     B.reduction       C.failure         D.lack

35、A.by         B.for          C.upon          D.from

36、A.booms       B.succeeds       C.fails          D.enlarges

37、A.reinvest      B.resolve        C.reserve        D.reproduce

38、A.But        B.And         C.While        D.Or

39、A.obligations    B.demands       C.requirements      D.necessaries

40、A.accomplishment  B.charity        C.concern        D.estate

Conversationbeginsalmostthemomentwecomeintocontactwithanotherandcontinuesthroughouttheday 41 theaidofcellphonesandcomputers.However,wearesooftenabsorbedinconversationthatwe 42 sightofitstruepurposeandvalue.

  Oneimportant 43 ofagoodconversationisthatthewordsare 44 usedtoexpressthoughtsandfeelings.Weare 45 deepthoughtsandstrongemotions,yetourvocabulariesarenot 46 forthisexpression,andmany 47 littleefforttoexpandthat.Perhapsyouseeamoviethat 48 youdeeply,yetyouhavethefollowingconversation:

So,whatdidyouthinkofthefilm?

Oh,myGod,itwassosad,Iswear.Iwentthrough 49 aboxoftissues（面巾纸）.Iwasintears.Thisdialogueis 50 aneffectivewayofexpressingfeelings.Itgivesno 51 ofhoworwhythemovietruly 52 you.Suchcommonly-usedphrasesarecertainlynotenoughtodescribeadeeplymovingexperience.However,notonly 53 trytoavoidoverusedwords,youmust 54 becarefulinyourselection.Thepurposeofexpandingvocabularyisnottousethe 55 ormostimpressivewords,buttofindthosebestsuited.

  Whatislackinginmanyconversationsistheabilitytotalktoanotherratherthanjusttalkingwiththatperson.A 56 personwillfindthateveninthemostordinaryconversations,thereareathousandquestions 57 tobeaskedifyouhavecourageandadesireforexchange.Goodconversationsshouldnotbe 58 nonsense,butofameetingoftwo 59 thehumancondition.Itshouldbringabetterunderstandingofothersandofferareleaseofemotionsmorethandriveaway 60 thoughtsorkilltime.

41、A.with        B.at          C.under        D.for

42、A.miss        B.have          C.win          D.lose

43、A.issue        B.aspect         C.problem        D.question

44、A.funny       B.careful        C.only          D.properly

45、A.lackof      B.shortof       C.fondof        D.fullof

46、A.short        B.much         C.enough        D.bad

47、A.take       B.get         C.make        D.try

48、A.teaches      B.touches        C.pushes        D.directs

49、A.usingup      B.touse         C.usedup        D.usingoff

50、A.partly      B.actually       C.hardly        D.truly

51、A.fact        B.model         C.pattern        D.sign

52、A.affected     B.infects        C.affects        D.infected

53、A.youwill     B.mustyou       C.youmust       D.willyou

54、A.too        B.never         C.yet          D.also

55、A.bigger      B.biggest        C.big          D.small

56、A.careless     B.thoughtful      C.efficient       D.able

57、A.waiting      B.wait          C.waited         D.waits

58、