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大学英语第一学期期末考试资料
大学英语本科第一学期(期末考试)
CollegeEnglishFinalExamination
PartIListeningComprehension
SectionA:
(5%)
Directions:
Inthissection,youwill10shortconversations.Attheendofeachconservation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Boththeconservationandthequestionwillbespokenonlyonce.Aftereachquestiontherewillbeapause.Duringthepause,youmustreadthefourchoicesmarkedA、B、CandD,anddecidedwhichisthebestanswer.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheanswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.
1.A.ThewomanC.Aspirin
B.ToolittlesleepD.Thesun
2.A.1:
00C.1:
15
B.1:
30D.1:
45
3.A.Heenjoysplayingchess.C.Hecannotplaychess
B.Hehatesplayingchess.D.Heneedn’tlearntoplaychesswell.
4.A.Boblooksgoodinanything.C.HewisheshehadajacketlikeBob’s
B.HeknewsomeonewholookedlikeBob.D.Bobshouldgetanewjacket.
5.A.Wherethe7-upcanbefound.C.Ifthewomanwants7-upleftover.
B.Howtomake7-up.D.Ifthereisany7-upleftover.
6.A.Noonehasevertriedtogooverthathill.C.Hecouldgodownthehilleasily.
B.Hecanskidownanyhill.D.Everybodycanskidownthehill.
7.A.Herpresentwasasurprisetohim.
B.Hehadhopedthegiftwouldsurpriseher.
C.Shewasn’tsurprisedbythegiftatall.
D.Hedidn’tknownaboutthesurpriseparty,either.
8.A.Atatrainstation.C.Atabusstation.
B.Inatheatre.D.Inanairport.
9.A.Shelikedtheexhibitverymuch.
B.Shethoughttheexhibitwasverylarge.
C.Theexhibithadalreadygonesomewhereelse.
D.Therewerenolocalartistsattheexhibit.
10.A.Shestillhasexamstotake.
B.Shewantstoknowwhichexamsareover.
C.Shewishesshehaddonebetteronherexams.
D.Shehasfinishedlookingthroughtheexams.
SectionB(10%)
Directions:
Inthissection,youwillhear3shortpassages.Attheendofeachpassage,youwillhearsomequestions.Boththepassageandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA、B、CandD.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter,
PassageI
Questions11to13arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.
11.A.Theywerelazyandhadneverworkedonthefarm..
B.Theydidalotofbuyingandsellingintownsoastogetrichquickly.
C.Theylovedfarmworkbecausetheirfatherwashardworkingallhislife.
D.Theyconsideredfarmworkworthless.
12.A.Becausehewasdying.
B.Becausehethoughttheyunderstoodwhathemeant.
C.Becausehewantedthemtodigtheorchardallover.
D.Becausethegoldcouldeasilybefound.
13.A.Becausethefarmer’ssonhadn’tdugtheorcharddeepenough.
B.Becausethegoldhadbeenstolen.
C.Becausethefarmer’ssonsdidn’tknowinwhatpartoftheorchardthegoldenwashidden.
D.Becausetherewasnogoldintheorchard.
PassageII
Questions14to17arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.
14.A.Becausenodayhasreallytwenty-fourhours.
B.Becausetheearthisdividedintotimezones.
C.Becausetimezonesarenotallthesamesize.
D.Becausenooneknowswheretimezonesbegin.
15.A.Itisinonetimezone.C.Itisdividedintofivezones.
B.Itisdividedintotwenty-fourzones.D.Itcannotbecrossedinfivedays.
16.A.Aheadonehourineachnewtimezone.C.Backonefulldayforeachtimezone.
B.Aheadonehourforthenewtimezone.D.Aheadbytwenty-threehours.
17.A.Thebeginningofanynewtimezone.
B.Anypointwheretimechangesbyonehour.
C.Thepointwhereanewdaybegins.
D.Anytimezoneinthepacificocean.
Passage3
Question18to20arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.
18.A.Thedeandecidedtogiveherfreemedicaleducation.
B.ThedeanagreedhertocometoGeneva.
C.Thedeanpromisedhertobecomeastudentinhiscollege.
D.Thedeanofferedherfullscholarship.
19.A.Moststudentswereserious
B.Moststudenttookinterestinthematter.
C.SomestudentsthoughtbyacceptingElizabeththeycouldmaketheircollegeproud.
D.Somestudentsthoughtthedeanshouldmakeadecisionhimself.
20.A.HeacceptedElizabethwillingly.
B.HecoulddonothingbutacceptElizabeth.
C.Hehadtoleavehispost.
D.Hebrokehispromise.
PartIIReadingComprehension(30%)
Directions:
Therearefourreadingpassagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefoursuggestedanswersmarkABCandD.Choosethebestanswertoeachquestions.
Question21to25arebasedonthefollowingpassage
It’snoteasilynoticedbutitiseverywhere.Itsinfluenceisverysmallbutmeasurable.Whetherinrestaurants,shoppingcentersorassemblylines---evenfarms---backgroundormoodmusiccanbeheardalmostanywhereintheUnitedStates,fromhushed(寂静)executiveofficestoscreechingwreckingyards.Onehandtoolmanufacturingplantfoundthatefficiencyincreased4.5%withtheintroductionofbackgroundmusicwhileaCaliforniafarmerdiscoveredthatsuchmusiccalmednervouscattleandpreventedstampedes(惊逃)thatusedtocausethousandsofdollarsindamage.Thetypeofmusicseemstohaveanimpact.Departmentstoresplayslowermusicduringtheweektoencourageshoppingbutspeedupthebeatonweekendswhenthecrowdsareheavier.Themusicisespeciallydesignednottobelistenedto,saysonebackgroundmusicman,buttocreateafavorablemoodorbuildatempotoworkto.
21.Whichofthefollowingisnotlistedasaplacemoodmusiccanbeheard?
A.Ranch(牧场)C.Workshop
B.SupermarketD.Convent(女修道院)
22.Executiveofficesaredescribedas________________.
A.gandiose(宏伟的、堂皇的)C.quiet
B.noisyD.discomposed
23.Theinfluenceofmoodmusic______________.
A.cannotbeoverestimatedC.isnotverylargebutcanbemeasured
B.istinybutnoticeableD.canneverbeneglected
24.Moodmusiccan_________________.
A.preventshoppersfromimpulsebuying.
B.preventcattlefrombeingpanic-strickenandrushingheadlong
C.helprescueasunkenship
D.helpmemorizeEnglishwords.
25.Whichofthefollowingbestsupportstheauthor’sideas?
A.Itwouldbeeasiertoadjusttothefasttempoofmodernlifewithmoodmusicasbackgroundnoise.
B.Moodmusicistooloudforlistening.
C.Moodmusicisgreatfordancing.
D.Moodmusichasapsychologicaleffectonpeople.
Question26to30arebasedonthefollowingpassage
VerysoonacomputerwillbeabletoteachyouEnglish.Itwillalsobeabletotranslateanylanguageforyoutoo.It’sjustonemoreincredibleresultofthedevelopmentofmicro-processors—thosetinypartsofacomputercommonlyknownas“siliconchips”(硅片).Sogiveupgoingtoclasses,stopbuyingmoretextbooksandrelax.Inacoupleofyearsyouwon’tneedtheinternationallanguageofEnglish.
AlreadyTexasInstrumentsintheUnitedStatesisdevelopinganelectronictranslationmachine.ImagineaSpanishsecretary,forexample,whowantstotypealetterfromthebosstoabusinessmaninSweden.Allheorshewillhavetodoisthis:
firsttypetheletterinSpanish.Theletterwillappearonatelevisionscreen.AfterafewsecondsthetranslatedletterwillappearonanothertelevisionscreeninStockholminperfectSpanish.Andthat’snotall.SoonacomputerwillbeabletoteachyouEnglish,ifyoureallywanttolearnthelanguage.You’llsitinfrontofatelevisionscreenandpracticeendlessstructures.Thecomputerwilltellyouwhenyouarecorrectandwhenyouarewrong.Itwilleventalktoyoubecausethesiliconchipscanchangeelectricalimpulsesintosounds.Andcleverprogrammerscanpredicttheresponsesyou,thelearner,arelikelytomake.
Sothinkofit.Youwillbeabletoteachyourselfatyourownpace.Youwillwasteverylittletime,andyoucanworkathome.Andifafterallthat,youstillcan’tspeakEnglishyoucanalwaysusethetranslatingmachine.Inafewyears,therefore,perhapstherewillbenoneedforBBCModernEnglish,orBBCEnglishbyRadioprograms—nomoretextbooksorteachersofEnglish.Insteadofbuyinganexcitingnewtextbook,thecomputerwillaskyoutoreplaceitwithmicroprocessoronethousandninehundredandeighty-four.Fast,reliableandefficientlanguagelearningandtranslatingfacilitieswillbeavailabletoyou.Thinkofthatnomoretearsorembarrassingmoments.Onelittleproblemisthatacomputercan’tlaughyet—butthescientistsareworkingonit.Happylearning!
26.Thetitle“Push-buttonEnglish”suggest__________________.
A.Englishcanbeleantbypushingabutton
B.AcomputerisanEnglish-learningmachine
C.Englishcanbetaughtandlearnedbyusingacomputer.
D.Englishisnotsodifficulttolearn
27.Accordingtothewriter,“youwon’tneedtheinternationallanguageofEnglish”because________________.
A.learningEnglishwillnolongerbeadifficulttask
B.textbooksarenolongernecessary
C.it’sbettertobuyacomputerthantogotoclasses
D.thecomputerwillbeabletotranslateanylanguageforyou.
28.IfaSpanishsecretarywantstotranslatealetter,allheorshewillhavetodois______.
A.pushabuttonandwait.
B.useanykindoftypewritertotypetheletter
C.typeitforthemachinetodothetranslating
D.typetheletterandtellsomeoneelsetodothetranslation
29.Youwill________________ifyouuseacomputertolearnthelanguage.
A.wastemuchofyourtime
B.speakbetterEnglish
C.neednotranslatingmachine
D.doeverythingatyourownpace
30.Computerscan_____________________.
A.sh