《高级日常英语》综合练习.docx

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《高级日常英语》综合练习

《高级日常英语》综合练习

高级日常英语笔试题

Informationfortheexaminees:

Thisexaminationconsistsofthreesections.Theyare:

Section1:

ListeningTest（40points,40minutes）

SectionII:

ReadingTest（40points,50minutes）

SectionIII:

WritingTest（20points,30minutes）

Thetotalmarksforthisexaminationare100points.Timeallowedfor

completingthisexaminationis2hours（120minutes）.

SECTIONILISTENINGTEST40points

Instructions:

●TheListeningTestwilltakeapproximately30minutes.

●Therearethreepartstothetestandyouwillheareachparttwice.

●Therewillbeapauseof30secondsaftereachparttoallowyoutothinkaboutyouranswers.

●Youcanfirstwriteyouranswersonthistestpaper.Youwillhave10minutesattheendofthelisteningtesttotransferyouranswerstotheanswersheet.

●ALLANSWERSMUSTAPPEARONTHEANSWERSHEET.

Part1:

Ashortconversation（Question1-8arebasedonthispart.）8points

ListenandwritethetelephonemessageTelephonemessage

Thereceiver’snumber:

（1）__________

From:

（2）_______________

To:

（3）_______________

Message:

callmebackthiseveningbefore

（4）________________or

（5）________________9:

00a.m.

（6）________________

Thecaller’snumber:

（7）________________or

（8）________________

Youhavehalfaminutestocheckyouranswer.

Part2:

AnExtendedConversation（Question9-14arebasedonthispart.）ListentotheconversationandchoosefromA,BorCallthefacilitiesthatarementionedintheconversation.

9.A.asittingroom

B.astudyroom

C.astoreroom

10.A.adiningroom

B.abathroomupstairs

C.aplayroom

11.A.gas

B.electricity

C.parkingspace

12.A.electricheating

B.gascentralheating

C.abasement

13.A.agarden

B.apark

C.nearbygrocer's

14.A.anearbypostoffice

B.anopenmarket

C.abank

Part3:

AMonologue（Questions15-29arebasedonthispart.）20pointsQuestions15–24

Youarcgoingtolistentoaspeechaboutemergencyservices.Listentothefirstpartandfillineachblankwithone.wordaccordingtowhatyouhearonthetape.

Theemergencyservicescanbereachedbydialing（15）________onanytelephone.Thiswillputyouin（16）________withtheoperatorwhowillaskyouwhichofthe（17）________majorservicesyouwant:

fire,（18）________,orambulance.Atthecoastyoucanalsobeputintouch

withthe（19）________whohandleproblemsspottedoutatsea,suchas（20）________indifficulty.Messagescanalsobe（21）________ontobodiessuchasthegasboardintheeventof（22）________leaks.Intheeventofan（23）________itwill,ofcourse,normallybetheambulanceserviceyouwishtospeaktoandyouwillbeputthroughtothe（24）________officerfortheservice.Oncethroughmakesurethatthefollowinginformationispassedon…

Questions25-29

Listentothesecondpartofthemonologue.Completeeachblankwithoneortwowordsfromthemonologue.

25.Pirstly,youshouldgiveyour__________.

26.Secondly,youshouldgivetheexact__________oftheincident.

27.Thirdly,trytotellthetypeandthe__________oftheincident.

28.Fourthly,tellthecontrolofficerthedetailedinformationofthecasualties,ifpossible,thenatureof__________.

29.Fifthly,request__________ifyoususpectaheartattackorchildbirth.

SectionII:

ReadingTest40points

Instructions:

●Therearethreepartstothetest,eachincludingonereadingpassage.

●Thetestwilltakeapproximately50minutes

TherewillbeNOextratimetotransferanswerstotheAnswerSheet;youshouldwriteALLyouranswerontheAnswerSheetasyoudoeachtask.

PartI:

Questions30-34arebasedonthefollowingpassage.10points

ManhattanIslandistheoldestandmostimportantofthefiveboroughsthatmakeupNew-YorkCity.Itis21.7kilometerslongand3.8kilometerswideatitswidestpoint.ItcontainsNewYork'stallestbuildingsaswellassomeofthelargestschoolsandcolleges,andthemostfamousfinancialandtheaterdistrictsintheUnitedStates.IthasskyscrapersandCentralPark,theoldandthenew,thebestandtheworst.Itislikenootherbigcity.Itisunique.

TounderstandManhattan,wemustknowsomethingofitsearlyhistory:

itsearlydaysofDutchcolonistsandEnglishsettlers;thewavesofnineteenth@centuryEuropeanimmigrantswhoarrivedatitsshores;theAfrican@AmericanswhomovednorthaftertheCivilWar;recentimmigrantsfromChinaandotherpartsofAsia;andyoungpeoplewhogotoNewYorkfromalloverAmerica.Itisamixofethnicgroupsandcultures,successesandfailures,hopesandfears.

TheUnitedStatesisanationofimmigrantsandnoothercitydisplaysthisfactaswellasNewYorkCity.FromChinatownandLittle1talytoHarlem,NewYorkisaplacewherecommunitiestakeprideinretainingtheirethnicity.MostimmigrantswenttoAmericawithverylittle.TheywerethepoorandunhappyintheirOWTIcountries.Americagavethemhopeandanewbeginning.MillionsofimmigrantshaveprosperedinAmerica.

OnJuly4,1884,thepeopleofFrancegavetotheUnitedStatesasasymboloffriendship,astatuesculpturedbyFredericAugusteBartholdi.ThisstatuewasplacedonanislandinNewYorkHarbor.Itis46metershighandis'thefirstsightimmigrantsseeastheycomeintoNewYorkCitybyship.ItisknownastheStatueofliberty.OnthestatueisapoemwrittenbyEmmaLazarus.ThispoemsumsuptheAmericantraditionofacceptingpeoplefromothercountries.Itfollows:

Givemeyourtired,yourpoor,

Yourhuddledmassesyearningtobreathefree,

The-wretchedrefuseofyourteemingshore.

Sendthese,thehomeless,tempest—tossedtome,

Iliftmylampbesidethegoldendoor!

Questions30—34.Choosethebestansweramongthechoicesgiven.WritetheappropriatelettersinthespaceindicatedIntheanswersheet.

30.WhatisthefirstlandmarkpeopleonincomingshipsseeastheyenterNewYorkHarbor?

A.Chinatown

B.CentralPark

C.Harlem

D.TheStatueofLiberty

31.EmmaLazarus'poemsaysthatAmericaisaplace_______-

A.wherepoorandunfortunatepeoplearewelcome

B.wherethereislibertyforpeoplecomingfromotherpartsoftheworld

C.wherethereisgarbageandlitterontheshore

D.wherethereisabiglightpeoplecangettogether

32.Manhattanis________.

A.anislandinthePacificOcean

B.aboroughofNewYorkCity

C.oftencalledLitterItaly

D.anothernameforCityofNewYork

33.StatueofLibertyis________.

A.agiftfromthepeopleofPrance

B.ahugestatueinCentralPark

C.asymbolofjustice

D.achapterintheConstitutionoftheUnitedStates

34.NewYorkCityis________.

A.theonlybigcitywithaChinatown

B.thelargestcityintheworld

C.hometomanyethnicgroups

D.therichestcityonearth

Part2:

Questions35—39arebasedonthefollowingpassage.10points

Americansassumethatpeopleneedsometimetothemselvesorsometimealonetothinkaboutthingsorrecovertheirspentpsychologicalenergy.Americanshavegreatdifficultyunderstandingpeoplewhoalwayswanttobewithanotherpersonandwhodislikebeingalone.InAmericaapersonwantstohaveaspacethat'shisorherswithouthavingtoshareitwithanyoneelse.Havingsomeonereadan.American'smailortouchanAmerican'spossessionscancauseaseriousproblemforawell—meaningpersonofanotherculturewhodoesnotunderstandAmericanvalues.

Ifparentscanaffordit,eachchildwillhaveIllsorherownbedroom.Havingone'sownbedroom,evenasaninfant,instillsinthatpersontheideathathe/sheisentitledtoaplaceofhis/herownwherehe/shecanbebyhim/herselfandkeephis/herpossessions.Americanchildrenhavetheirownclothes,toysandtextbooks.Americanparentsoftendonotevenentertheirchildren'sroomswithouttheirchildren'spermission.

Americansassumethatpeoplehavetheirprivatethoughtsthatmightneverbesharedwithanyone.Doctors,lawyersandotherhaverulesthatpreventinformationfrombecomingpublicorknowntoanyonebuttheclientandtheprofessional.

Americansaredifficulttounderstandastheirhomesandofficesseemopenandinviting.Yetthereareboundariespeopledonotcross.AlthoughAmericansarefriendly,itmaybedifficulttoestablishafriendshipwithanAmerican.TimeistheAmerican'smostvaluablepossessionand,ifonewasteshis/hertime,theAmericanisusuallyangry.

IntegrityisoftenseenbyAmericansasthemostimportantvirtue.Integrityiskeepingone'sword.IfanAmericangivesanyonehisword,hewillhonoritespeciallyifhe/sheisfromtheSouthernUnitedStates.Inoilierpartsofthecountryone's\vordoftenhastobeonpaper.Writinganagreementmakesitofficial."Writingacomplaintmakesitofficial.

Questions35—39.Basedontheinformationinthetext,matchtheexplanationInColumnBwiththeattitudeInColumnA.Onyouranswersheet,writetheappropriatelettersInthespacesgiven.

AB

35.Americans'attitudeA.Theydon'tlikepeoplewhoalwayswant

towardsbeingalonetobewithanotherperson.

B.Parentsoftendon'tentertheirchildren's

roomswithouttheirchildren'spermission.

36.Americans'attitudeC.Somepersonalinformationisprevented

towardschildrenfrombecomingpublicorbeingknown.

D.Theykeeptheirwords.

37.Americans'attitudeE.Theyputtheirwordsonpapertomake

towardsprivatethoughtsthemofficial.

F.Theycanthinkaboutthingsaloneorre-

covertheirspentpsychologicalenergy.

G.Someofthethoughtsneversharedwith

others.

38.Americans'attitudeH.Itseemsthehomesandofficesarenot

towardshomeandofficeopenandinviting.

1.Integrityisthemostimportantvirtue.

J.Kachchildwillhavehisorherownbed-

room.

39.Americans'attitude