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上海大学英语考试
Vocabularyandstructure
1.
It'noneofyourbusiness,youhavenorightto
a.disturb
b.interfere
c.interrupt
d.
obtain
2.
IwishIcouldgiveyouthetoyourproblems.
a.conclusion
b.answer
c.end
d.
reply
3.
Togreateraccuracy,allinvoiceswillbedouble-checkedbeforeleavingtheoffice.
a.confirm
b.insure
c.assure
d.
ensure
4.
Petershowedherhisdraftofthereport,and
hersuggestion.
a.appealed
b.required
c.asked
d.
demanded
5.
Canyouthetruthofhisstatement?
a.deny
b.refuse
c.decline
d.
reject
6.
Wefinallyanagreementafteralotofhardbargaining.
a.arrived
b.did
c.reached
d.
drove
7.
Ittakesyearsto
asadoctor.
a.qualify
b.practice
c.complete
d.
pass
8.
Idon'reallyknowhowtotheproblem
a.setin
b.tackle
c.cope
d.
draw
9.
Hesaidhecouldn'
toretirefromworkandliveonlyonhispension.
a.risk
b.afford
c.accept
d.depend
10.
ItisofyoutoturndowntheTVwhileyoursisterisstillillinbed.
a.concerned
b.careful
c.considerate
d.
considerable
11.
Itisimportantthatyoutothedeanbeforeleavingforyourvacation.
a.speak
b.spoke
c.havespoken
d.
arespeaking
12.
Its'abouttimepeoplenoticeofwhatwomendidduringthewar.
a.took
b.take
c.havetaken
d.
willtake
13.
IdhavecomewithyouIamsobusy.
a.exceptfor
b.providedthat
c.butthat
d.
solongas
14.
Iwishyoumeyesterday.
a.tell
b.couldtell
c.wouldtell
d.
hadtold
15.
Ifailedinmynewjob
.Ifonly1myparents.
a.listenedto
b.hadlistenedto
c.havelistenedto
d.
wouldlistento
16.
Idratheryou
thoseimportantdocumentswithyou.
a.nottake
b.don'ttake
c.won'ttake
d.
didn'take
17.
Butforyourhelpwe
late.
a.wouldbe
b.wouldhavebeen
c.hadbeen
d.
were
18.
Ileftasthoughwe
eachotherforyears.
a.haveknown
b.knew
c.hadknown
d.
wouldhaveknown
19.
Idratheryou
meanewoneinsteadofhavingitrepairedasyoudid.
a.hadgiven
b.havegiven
c.gave
d.
giving
20.
Itistimethekids
a.gotobad
b.wenttobed
c.havegonetobed
d.
hadgonetobed
1.,
Althoughtreesandlandhavebeen,theanimalsaredisappearing.
a.insured
b.ensured
c.secured
d.
assured
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
Huntingisthoughttobefortheextinctionofsomewildlife.
a.responsibleb.blamedc.chargedd.denounced
ItsothattwomenwerecaughtintheactofhuntingwildlifeinDaxinganling.
a.occurredb.happenedc.tookplaced.arose
Peoplehavedonealotinstoppingthelossofwildlifehabitat,whichisexpectedto
theslaughter.
a.endb.finishc.completed.achieve
Theproblemssuchasdeforestationandpopulationexplosionwereatanearliertime
thananimalhunting.
a.forecastb.foreseenc.estimatedd.expected
Therisingslaughteraformidablechallengeforthenextcentury.
a.sumsb.amountsc.addsd.increases
Thecauseoftherapidgrowthofpopulationisattributedtotheuncontrolled
birthrate.
a.
d.basic
d.Clearingup
d.splashed
underlyingb.essentialc.elemental
loggingroadsisthoughttobehelpfulforprotectingwildlife.
a.Clearingb.Closingc.Closingoff
Seedsareintheforesttogrowintotrees.
a.sprayedb.spreadc.spilled
Tigersaresufferingfromlackof,whicharebeingkilledbyhumans.
a.insectsb.pestsc.preysd.beasts
Sellingfursofwildlifecanalotofmoney.
a.bringinb.bringoutc.bringaboutd.bringup
By2020,thesilentdawninthoseforests,whereanimalsarelargelygone.
a.isoccurringb.occursc.occurredd.couldbeoccurring
Byhunting,wearelosingtheanimalsthatmaketheforests.
a.functionb.functioningc.functionedd.havefunctioned
Conservationistsarestrugglingtoprotectanaturalworldreelingfromthreatsas
populationgrowth,deforestationandpollution.
a.sob.suchc.thosed.these
totherecentresearch,somecigarettesmokersarebecominghealth-conscious.
a.Respond
b.Responded
c.Responding
d.Havingbeenresponded
Peoplesellthehuntedwildlife
foodormedicine.
a.for
b.to
c.at
d.
with
Daylight
thesmallvillage.
a.breaksout
b.breaksinto
c.breakson
d.
breaksdown
Idon'knowwhyhecomplainsabouthislowsalaryallthetime.Hedoesn'earnas
asIdo.
a.less
b.few
c.little
d.more
Itwasin1985aholeintheozonelayerovertheAntarcticwasnoticed.
a.whichb.wherec.whend.that
Everyweek,astaggering10000squarekilometersoftropicalrainforestare
a.cutoffb.cutupc.cutoutd.cutdown
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
PeterwasdiligentthanJackbecausebothofthemfailedthefinalexamination.
a.nolessb.notmuchc.nomored.notmore
Onlywhenyouhaveobtainedsufficientdatacometoasoundconclusion.
a.canyoub.wouldyouc.youwouldd.youcan
Hurryup,ortheticketsoutbythetimewegetthere.”
a.willhavebeensoldb.willsell
c.havesoldd.havebeensold
HumanbeingsaresuperiortoanimalstheycanuseIanguagetocommunicate.
a.forthatb.withwhichc.inthatd.towhich
Theatmosphereoftheearthisthemoon.
a.muchdenserthanb.muchdenserthanthatof
c.moredensethand.moredensethanthoseof
Thechildrenwenttheretowatchtheirontower.
a.erectb.erectingc.erectedd.beingerected
Batsbegintheirflightassoonasthesunbeginstosinkthehorizon.
a.beyondb.beneathc.belowd.down
onaclearday,farfromthecitycrowds,themountaingiveshimasenseofpeace.
a.Whenoneiswalkingb.Ifwalking
c.Walkingd.Whilewalking
Hetothemovies,hadheknownthatJanewouldbefree.
a.wouldgob.hadgone
c.willhavegoned.wouldhavegone
shecouldn'workouttheproblematthatmoment.
a.Cleveralthoughshewasb.Asshewasclever
c.Shewasclever,thoughd.Cleverasshewas
Thegovernmentistryingtodosomethingtobetterunderstandingbetweenthetwo
countries.
a.raise
b.promote
c.heighten
d.increase
Thereisnotthe
doubtaboutwhathesaid.
a.smallest
b.slightest
c.weakest
d.thinnest
Atthesightofthebear,thegirlburstintotears.
a.frighten
b.frightened
c.frightful
d.frightening
Thewholevillage
towelcometheforeignvisitors.
a.turnedout
b.turnedup
c.turnedover
d.turnedoff
Theysuspectedthatthesecrethadbeen
byoneoftheirfriends.
a.givenoff
b.givenaway
c.givenup
d.givenout
Americanwomenhadbeenthe
righttovoteuntil
1920aftermanyyearsofhard
struggle.
a.ignored
b.denied
c.neglected
d.refused
Hestoppedthecartoayounggirlwhowashitch-hikingacrossEurope.
a.takeinb.getonc.putdownd.pickup
Thoughthejobwashardandnewtothem,theyaccomplishitintwoweeks.
a.managedtob.wenttoc.cametod.succeededto
ShefeltwhenshesawthatherchildrenweresafefromtheNATO'bombing.
20.Weareadvisedthattheequipmentwillbeshippedhereonduetimewithitsmanual.
a.directionb.directivec.instructived.instruction
Readingcomprehension
1.Everywherewe'vetraveledwevebeenasked,complexandvaluable
mixtureofindividualnationaltraditions,fashions,andbeliefs.
1.What'themainideaofthispassage?
a.Informationtechnologiesbringusintoaglobalvillage”
b.PeoplefromdifferentculturescansharemanythingsontheInternet.
c.Inspiteofinformationtechnologies,differentculturesremaindifferent.
d.Peopleenjoywatchingforeignshowsandeatingforeignfoods.
2.Whatcanbeinferredfromthepassage?
a.Theworldisgoingtobeaglobalvillage”whichallpeoplewillenjoy.
b.Theassemblylineisonefeatureoflow-techmassproductionsociety.
c.Peoplewouldliketosharethesamecultureallovertheworld.
d.Web-televiewerswillenableustosetupaglobalvillage”.
3.Thepassageimpliesthat.
a.technologicalandsocialchangealwaysbringsaboutchangeinculture.
b.culturealwaysbringabouttechnologicalandsocialchange
c.technologicalandsocialchangeneverbringsaboutchangeinculture
d.cultureneverbringabouttechnologicalandsocialchange
4.Thepassagesuggeststhathigh-techdevelopmentsbringabout.
a.moreinflueneeoncultureinadevelopedsocietythaninadevelopingone
b.lessinflueneeoncultureinadevelopedsocietythaninadevelopingone
c.asgreataninflueneeoncultureinadevelopedsocietyasinadevelopingone
d.noinflueneeoncultureatallineitheradevelopedoradevelopingsociety
5.Whichofthefollowingstatementsisnottrueaccordingtothepassage?
a.ITenablespeopletogeteasyaccesstoforeigncultures.
b.Peopleindifferentcultureshavedifferentideasofacceptingdifferentcultures.
c.Disneyisanexampleofacombinationofdifferentcultures.
d.Therewon'beaglobalvillage”.
2.Insomeplacecarsareforbiddenincitycentersaltogether.-howoftentheyhavedrivenintothecitycenter.
1.Wheredopeoplehavetoshareacariftheywanttogotothecitycenter?
a.InHongKong.b.InFlorence
c.InSingapore.d.InBritain.
2.TheParkandRideschemeinBritainaimsat.
a.limitingcarsenteringthecitycenterb.improvingthepublictransportsystem
c.providingmorebusesinthecitycenterd.settingupacomp