历年考研英语试题及答案三Word下载.docx

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[A]afewmoreinformations

[B]alittlemoreinformation

[C]afewmoreinformation

[D]alittlemoreinformations

3.Onlywhenyouhaveacquiredagoodknowledgeofgrammar________writecorrectly.

[A]youwill

[B]youcan

[C]canyou

[D]can’tyou

4.________itisyou’vefound,youmustgiveitbacktothepersonitbelongsto.

[A]That

[B]Because

[C]Whatever

[D]However

5.Although________happenedinthatdevelopedcountrysoundslikesciencefiction,itcouldoccurelsewhereintheworld.

[A]which

[B]what

[C]how

[D]it

6.Hestudiedhardatschoolwhenhewasyoung________contributestohissuccessinlaterlife.

[A],which

[B]therefore

[C]which

[D]sothat

7.Hefeltitratherdifficulttotakeastand________theopinionofthemajority.

[A]against

[B]by

[C]to

[D]in

8.Ineedabookdealing________anti-pollutionproblems.

[A]about

[B]on

[C]with

[D]to

9.Hehasbeenaskedtoaccount________hisabsence.

[A]of

[C]about

[D]for

10.Sciencehasbrought________manychangesinourlives.

[A]out

[B]into

[D]forward

11.Howdiditcome________thatyoumadealotofmistakesinyourhomework?

[B]after

12.Sciencehasbrought________manychangesinourlives.

[A]for

[B]to

[C]in

[D]with

SectionIIVerbForms

Fillintheblankswiththeappropriateformsofverbsgiveninbrackets.（12points）

（1）Willyoucallthemupandtellthemwe'

llstartassoonastherain________（stop）?

stops

（2）________（See）fromthemoon,ourEarthlookslikeabigbrightdisk.

Seen

13.Theauthorgaveadetaileddescription________（base）onhispersonalobservationofnature.（weredefeated/hadbeendefeated）

14.ThewayhetalksissimplyintolerableIobjectto________（treat）likeachild.（weredefeated/hadbeendefeated）

15.Thesestudentsarequickatlearning.We’llhavethem________（train）innewmethods.（weredefeated/hadbeendefeated）

16.Hadshebeengivensomeinformation,she________（cananswer）thequestions.（weredefeated/hadbeendefeated）

17.Helenborrowedmydictionarytheotherday________（say）thatshe________（return）itsoon.（weredefeated/hadbeendefeated）

18.Maryalwayshasalotofletterstowrite.She________（write）lettersallafternoonandshestill________（notfinish）.（weredefeated/hadbeendefeated）

19.Wepromisedthemtobethereby5o’clock.Nowit’s4:

50already,andtherain________（pour）downlikethis.They________（mustwait）forusimpatiently.（weredefeated/hadbeendefeated）

20.Mr.Greenranallthewayuptothestationonly________（find）thatthetrain________（leave）fifteenminutesbefore.（weredefeated/hadbeendefeated）

SectionIIIError-detection

Eachquestionconsistsofasentencewithfourunderlinedparts（wordsorphrases）.Thesepartsarelabeled[A],[B],[C],and[D].Choosethepartofthesentencethatisincorrect,andcircletheletterofyourchoice.Ifyoufindnomistakesinasentence,circletheletterEfor"

NoError"

.Onlyonechoiceistobecircled.（10points）

1）Theplantmanager,

manyworkers,

very

safetyprecautions.

[B]

2）Tocomprehend

student

read

.

[E]

21.Ifthepoliceman

earlier,he

theaccident.

（[C]approveof）

22.The

ofthe

are

his

23.

theteacher

thestudents

introducedto

dean.

24.Thevisibilitybecame

I

seethemanwhowaswalking

infrontofme.

25.She

alltheclothesthat

aroundtheroom.

26.The

ofhourswespent

theworkwas

27.Thelecturerisaperson

great

and

should

encouraged.

28.MynameisWilliam,

myfriends

meBill

29.We

suggest

Smith

about

physicalconditionassoonaspossible.

30.Thegroup

for

plane

Beijing.

（[C]approveof）（weredefeated/hadbeendefeated）

SectionIVClozeTest

ForeachnumberedblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourchoiceslabeledA,B,C,andD.Choosethecorrectoneandcircletheletterbeforeyourchoice.Onlyonechoiceistobecircled.（11points）

____1____thefinalsceneInoticedhim____2____hiseyes..

1.[A]During

[B]While

[C]Assoonas

[D]Nosoonerthan

2.[A]towipe

[B]wiping

[C]tobewiped

[D]havingwiped

1.[A]2.[B]

beforemanlearnedhowtobuildhouses,he

naturalshelters,astheanimalsdid.Hefoundthathecould

himselfbyclimbingupintotreesorbycrouching

theoverhangingedgesofcliffs,orbycrawlinginto

.Thefirstsheltersorhomesactuallybuiltbymanwereverysimple.Forhisbuilding

heusedwhathecouldfindeasily

him:

rocks,treebranches,driedgrasses,animalskins.Itwas

however,beforemanbegantobuild

sheltersbecause

manlearnedtofarm,helivedby

.

31.[A]Epoch

[B]Long

[C]Time（A）

[D]Age

32.[A]lookedafter

[B]lookedabout

[C]lookedfor（D）

[D]lookedinto

33.[A]protect

[B]confine

[C]bury（B）

[D]cover

34.[A]to

[B]above

[C]into（C）

[D]under

35.[A]cracks

[B]pits

[C]caves（B）

[D]cavities

36.[A]rocks

[B]substance

[C]materials（D）

[D]groundwork

37.[A]around

[C]under（B）

[D]over

38.[A]intime

[B]manyatime

[C]behindthetime（A）

[D]alongtime

39.[A]permanent

[B]unchangeable

[C]changeable（A）

[D]perpetual

40.[A]if

[B]incase

[C]until（C）

[D]after

41.[A]fishing

[B]gaming

[C]hunting（C）

[D]shooting

SectionVReadingComprehension

Eachsentenceorparagraphbelowisfollowedbyfourstatements.Oneofthestatementsisasuggestionwhichcanbedrawnfromtheinformationgivenintheoriginalsentenceorparagraph.Readthesentencesandparagraphcarefullyandcircleyourchoice.Onlyonechoiceistobecircled.（10points）

Whetherthestudyofthelunarrockswillanswerthelongdebatedquestionoftheoriginofthemoonremainstobeseen.

[A]Thespeakerwantstoremainbehindtoseewhetherthestudywillthrowlightonthequestion.

[B]Thespeakerfeelsthatthestudywillprobablyanswerthequestion.

[C]Thespeakerissurethatthestudywillproduceananswertothequestion.

[D]Thespeakerisnotsurewhetherthestudywillanswerthequestionornot.

42.Ifthisbookbeginswithafamiliarthem—theIndianexperienceofthelast120years—theauthorbringstoitgreatpoweranddeepunderstanding.

[A]Thismeansthatthebookwaswritten120yearsago.

[B]ThismeansthattheIndianexperienceofthelast120yearsisafamiliarexperience,andnothingnewcanbewrittenaboutit.

[C]ThismeansthatthebooklacksunderstandingoftheIndianexperience.

[D]Thismeansthatthewriterofthissentencelikesthebook.

43.IdisagreedthenasnowwithmanyofJohnSmith’sjudgments,butalwaysrespectedhim,andthisbookisawelcomereminderofhisbig,honest,friendly,stubbornpersonality.

[A]ThewriterofthissentencedislikesJohnSmith,butagreeswithhisideas.

[B]ThewriterofthissentenceconsidersJohnSmithtobeadisagreeableperson.

[C]ThewriterofthissentencedisagreeswithJohnSmithbutrespectshim.

[D]Thewriterofthissentencedisagreedwithhimthenbutagreeswithhimnow.

44.JustbeforehistenthbirthdayJohnreceivedahorsefromhisfather;

thiswasthefirstofaseriesofexpensivegiftsintendedtocreatetheimpressionofalovingparent.

[A]Johnreceivedthehorsebecausehewasten.

[B]Johnreceivedthehorsebecausehisfatherlovedhim.

[C]Johnreceivedthehorsebecausehisfatherwantedtoseemloving.

[D]Johnreceivedthehorsebecausehisfatherwouldn’tbeabletogivehimexpensivegiftsinthefuture.

45.Itcannotbedoubtedthatwithoutintelligenceanddiligenceonthepartofthestudentsthemselves,asindeedwithouttheleadershipandthecoachingoftheteachers,agoodexaminationresultwillnotcome.

[A]Thissentencemeansthatforagoodresultofanexaminationboththeintelligenceanddiligenceofthestudentsandtheguidanceoftheteachersmustbestressed.

[B]Thissentencemeansthatagoodresultofexaminationwillcomewithouteitherthestudents’effortorthatoftheteachers.

[C]Thissentencemeansthatagoodexaminationresultdependschieflyonthecorrectguidanceoftheteachers.

[D]Thissentencemeansthatagoodexaminationresultdependsoneitherthestudentsortheteachers.

46.Industryandcommercearethelargestusersofelectricalenergy.Usinglesselectricitywouldmeanareducedindustrialcapacityandfewerjobsintheaffectedindustries.Thereforeanunfavorablechangeinoureconomicstructuremightresult.

[A]Thismeansthatdecreasingtheuseofelectricitymustbeginimmediately.

[B]Thismeansthatdecreasingtheuseofelectricitywillcausedifficulties.

[C]Thismeansthatdecreasingtheuseofelectricityisn’timportant.

[D]Thismeansthatdecreasing