英语四级CET4真题Word格式.docx

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C）Workingtoohard.D）Waitingforthetrain.

8.A）?

?

300.B）?

112.C）?

150.D）?

200.

9.A）Doctorandpatient.B）Bossandemployee.

C）Fatheranddaughter.D）Teacherandstudent.

10.A）Somethinghappenedtohercar.

B）Thehighwaywastoocrowded.

C）Shedidsomeshoppingonherwaytotheoffice.

D）Shegotuptoolatetocatchthebus.

Passage1Questions11to13arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

11.A）Becausethespeakerwasanartist.

B）Becauseshewasalwayshard-working.

C）Becauseshelikedtheartist'

spaintings.

D）Becausethesubjectwasimportant.

12.A）7:

30.B）9:

00.C）8:

30.D）9:

13.A）Shedidnotknowhowtosetanalarmclock.

B）Shehaddifficultygettingupearly.

C）Sheoftenmissedherclasses.

D）Shedidnotlikeherbrother-in-law.

Passage2Questions14to16arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

14.A）potatoes.B）Happiness.

C）Physicalattraction.D）Love.

15.A）Weddingisnotessentialtomarriage.

B）Weddingisnecessaryforagoodmarriage.

C）Loveisnotessentialtomarriage.

D）Loveisharmfultoagoodmarriage.

16.A）Cultures.

B）LoveandMarriage.

C）Marriage--ATraditionalPractice.

D）MarriageandWedding.

Passage3Questions17to20arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

17.A）Itcamefromgods.B）Itcamefromthunder.

C）Itwasanaturalphenomenon.D）Itwasaweapon.

18.A）Thefirstmetalwires.B）Thefirstlightningrod.

C）Metalfences.D）Electricity.

19.A）AboutonepersonperdaydiesfromlightningintheU.S.

B）About365personsperyeardiefromlightningintheU.S.

C）AboutonepersonperhourdiesfromlightningintheU.S.

D）About30personspermonthdiefromlightningintheU.S.

20.A）Atopendoorways.B）Underatree.

C）Onthehighground.D）Inaclosedcar.

VOCABULARYANDSTRUCTURE

21.Thoseareverypleasantrooms?

Howmuchdoyou_______them?

A）wantB）askC）demandD）askfor

22.Ihavesomuchworktodothataholidayformethisyearis______.

A）inquestionB）outofquestion

C）outofthequestionD）atrandom

23.Hisparentsnolongerworryabouthim.Hehasagoodjobandcanlive

_______now.

A）athisown.B）byhisown

C）onhisownD）withhisown

24.Herface_______whenshetoldalie.

A）gaveheroffB）gaveherout

C）gaveherawayD）gaveherup

25.John'

syoungestsonis_______architecture.

A）makingupforB）puttingupfor

C）goinginforD）standingupfor

26.Onmypresentsalary,Ijustcan'

t_______acarwhichcostsover

3,000.

A）adaptB）adoptC）affordD）elect

27.Itwasfourhoursbeforeshe_______aftertheoperationonherheart.

A）cameroundB）carriedthrough

C）gotacrossD）restored

28.Thepurposeoftheresearchhadamoredifferentmeaningforthem

than_______.

A）oursB）itdidforus

C）thatofoursD）itdidfromus

29._______byanexerciseofself-control_______heallowed

himselftoraisehiseyesastheycamein.

A）Itwasonly/thatB）Only/that

C）Itwasonly/whenD）Itwasonly/had

30.Atablemadeofsteelcostsmorethan______madeofwood.

A）thatB）whichC）oneD）itis

31.Arethestudents_______abouttheexamination?

A）talkingB）discussing

C）sayingD）telling

32.Ithasalways_______mewhyyoubelievetheEarthisflat.

A）worriedB）wonderedC）puzzledD）confused

33.Sinceyouaretocatchtheearlytraintomorrowmorning,we_______now.

A）hadbettertoleaveB）musthaveleft

C）mightaswellleaveD）shouldhavetoleave

34.Itwasverycold_______theystillwentswimming.

A）butB）inspitethat

C）howeverD）though

35.Bytheendof1908,mostscientistsbegantoaccepttheaeroplane

______.

A）arealityB）tobeareality

C）asarealityD）beingareality

36.BythetimeJohnreachedtheplateauhewas_______.

A）exhaustiveB）exhaustible

C）exhaustedD）exhausting

37.Thecarwasrepairedbutnotquitetotheowner'

s_______.

A）pleasureB）satisfaction

C）joyD）attraction

38.Sincethelightisoutintheirroom,they_______.

A）mayhavesleptB）musthavegonetobed

C）mightgotobedD）canhavegonetobed

39.Icouldtellhewassurprisedfromthe_______onhisface.

A）appearanceB）shockC）sightD）expression

40.Inever_______achanceofimprovingmyEnglishifIcanhelpit.

A）missB）loseC）avoidD）waste

41.AlthoughIspoketohimmanytimes,henevertookany_______of

whatIsaid.

A）noticeB）attention

C）considerationD）warning

42.Theydon'

t_______studentsruninthecorridors.

A）allowB）permitC）approveD）let

43.Hisfearofflyingwas_______healwaystraveledbyboat.

A）sothatB）suchasC）suchthatD）sofaras

44.Thelargevaseinwhichhekepthisumbrellaformanyyears

_______tobeavaluablepieceofChinesepottery.

A）cameroundB）turnedup

C）turnedoutD）figuredout

45._______weareaware,therewerenoproblemsduringthefirstsixmonths.

A）AsfarasB）Muchmorethan

C）SomuchD）Exceptthat

46.Onlyrecently_______torealizethedangerscaffeinemightbringto

ourhealth.

A）havescientistsbegunB）scientistshavebegun

C）thatscientistsbeganD）thatdidscientistsbegin

47.Thephoto_______happymemoriesofmyearlychildhood.

A）refreshesB）bringstomind

C）recallsD）remindsmyself

48.Hisenergeticeffortsmetwithonly_______success.

A）partialB）slightC）entireD）complete

49.Shewasstandingsoclosetotheelectricheaterthathernight-dress

_______fire.

A）tookB）caughtC）setD）became

50."

Doesyourfamilycallyouveryoften?

"

Yes,mymothercallsaboutonceaweekand_______."

A）somybrotherdoesB）sodoesmybrother

C）mybrotherdoessoD）doessomybrother

CLOZE

NewYorkisoneofthelastAme-

ricancitiestohavesomeofits

policemenonhorseback.TheNewYork

policehave170__51__thattheyuse51.A）stationsB）horses

C）policemenD）men

incertainpartsofthe__52__.The52.A）cityB）area

horsesareexpensivetofeed,butC）state

D）neighbourhood

__53__isevenmoreexpensiveto53.A）thereB）that

C）whatD）it

takecareofthem.__54__thehorses54.A）WhenB）If

mustwalkonthestreets,theyneedC）AlthoughD）Because

specialhorseshoes.In__55__,they55.A）shortB）conclusion

needmorethan8,000ofthemeachC）factD）practice

year.__56__policehorseinNewYork56.A）OneB）No

C）TheD）Every

__57__newshoeseverymonth.Keeping57.A）getsB）accepts

C）wantsD）makes

theseshoes__58__goodrepairisthe58.A）forB）with

jobofsixblacksmiths.ThereareonlyC）inD）by

aboutthirty-fiveoftheseblacksmiths

inthe__59__UnitedStates.59.A）wholeB）most

Ablacksmith'

sjobisnotaneasyC）allD）large

__60__.Hemustbe__61__toshape60.A）matterB）thing

C）problemD）one

61.A）sureB）able

C）readyD）possible

ashoefroma__62__ofplainmetal62.A）pieceB）bit

C）lotD）type

andthenfitit__63__thehorse'

s63.A）withB）into

C）onD）to

hoof.Theblacksmithmustbend__64__64.A）downB）on

C）overD）above

allthetimeheisfittingthe__65__65.A）horseB）shoe

C）metalD）hoof

andmustholdthe__66__ofthe66.A）backB）position

horse'

slegwhileheworks.Clearly,C）endD）weight

ablacksmithmustbevery__67__.67.A）hardB）quick

C）strongD）important

Butevenmore__68__,hemustbeable68.A）importantB）wonderful

C）seriousD）clear

todeal__69__horses--forbefore69.A）aboutB）with

C）atD）for

theblacksmithcan__70__hiswork,70.A）learnB）finish

hehastogetthehorsetoliftitsC）beginD）find

leg.

READINGCOMPREHENSION

Questions71to75arebasedonthefollowingpassage:

BritishColumbiaisthethirdlargestCanadianprovince,bothinareaandpopulation.Itisnearly1.5timesaslargeasTexas,andextends800miles（1,280km）northfromtheUnitedStatesborder.ItincludesCanada'

sentirewestcoastandtheislandsjustoffthecoast.

MostofBritishColumbiaismountainous,withlong,ruggedrangesrunningnorthandsouth.Eventhecoastalislandsaretheremainsofamountainrangethatexistedthousandsofyearsago.DuringthelastIceAge,thisrangewasscouredbyglaciersuntilmostofitwasbeneaththesea.Itspeaksnowshowasislandsscatteredalongthecoast.

Thesouthwesterncoastalregionhasahumidmildmarineclimate.SeawindsthatblowinlandfromthewestarewarmedbyacurrentofwarmwaterthatflowsthroughthePacificOcean.Asaresult,wintertemperaturesaverageabovefreezingandsummersaremild.Thesewarmwesternwindsalsocarrymoisturefromtheocean.

Inlandfromthecoast,thewindsfromthePacificmeetthemountainbarriersofthecoastalrangesandtheRockyMountains.Astheyrisetocrossthe