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全国高等院校英语能力大赛题库

单选题

1.Inourclassthereare50studentsin___whohavepassedthemid-termexaminationofCollegeEnglish.

  A.aggregate

  B.duplicate

  C.assimilate

  D.envisage

  2.Themostefficientwayto____thisgreatgoalistouniteasmanyteammemberaspossibleandbecomeapowerfulgroup.

  A.occur

  B.seek

  C.accomplish

  D.memorize

  3.TheTheoryofEvolutionbyCharlesRobertDarwinisjusta___,notthetruthorrealityoftheoriginofspecies.

  A.hypothesis

  B.assumption

  C.presumption

  D.supposition

  4.Globalwarmingisnowsosevere.Riseinsealevelisnotonlyaheavyandlong-termburdenbutalsoan_

  _politicalchallengetotheglobalcommunity.

  A.acute

  B.awkward

  C.capable

  D.gradual

  5.Inrecentyears,therewerealotofborder__betweenChinaandlndia.

  A.incidents

  B.accidents

  C.precedents

  D.presidents

  6.Inthismodernworldwithabundantopportunities,a__ideaislikelytohelppeoplemakeabigfortune.

  A.majestic

  B.splendid

  C.magnificent

  D.brilliant

  7.IntheBible,welearnthat"WhenGodcreatedtheuniverse,theearthwasformerlyand__."

  A.void

  B.avoid

  C.devoid

  D.fluid

  8.WithalltheChinesepeopletakingpartintheinnovationactivities,Chinaisboundto___andtaketheleadintheworld.

  A.prophet

  B.predict

  C.proper

  D.prosper

  9.Theproblemofplasticgarbagepollutionisgettingsoseriousthatpeoplearesufferingfromthe___ofitunlessgovernmentsaroundtheworldconductplasticlimitordertogether.

  A.circumstances

  B.components

  C.consequences

  D.conclusions

  10.Asweallknow,mooncakes,regardedasasymbolofreunion,isoneofthemost___foodsduringtheMid-AutumnFestival,whichmostpeoplewillenjoywiththeirfamilytocelebratereunion.

  A.normal

  B.ordinary

  C.general

  D.typical

  11.Abigapplause____themeetingroomastheambassadorclosedhisspeechandundoubtedlytheceasefireagreementwasfinallysigned.

  A.trapped

  B.erupted

  C.excused

  D.explained

  12.Lifeisfullofdelimmas.____isthatwhenyougraduatefromUniversity,youhavetochoosewhethertofurtheryourstudiesortoinitiateyourbusiness.

  A.Tonameonlyafew

  B.Amongotherthings

  C.Andsoon

  D.Acaseinpoint

  13.Howcomethatyou’respendingmoneylikewaternow?

Didyouwina____recently?

  A.casino

  B.gamble

  C.bet

  D.jackpot

  14.Nowadaysthemodernpeopleappreciateandshowgreatmorerespecttotheworkofcities’dustmenthaneverbefore,andwon’ttakethemfor_____anymore.

  A.adapt

  B.agree

  C.approach

  D.granted

  15.Theteacherinvokedseveral____historianstosupporthisargument.

  A.notorious

  B.famous

  C.eminent

  D.prominent

  16.____yougotothemovie,takeyourparentswithyouandyouwillbecomecloserinrelationship.

  A.Thefirsttime

  B.Thelasttime

  C.Thenexttime

  D.Fromthetime

  17.Teachers____bettercomeintotheclassroomfifteenminutesearlier,incasethereissomethingwrong.

  A.had

  B.would

  C.should

  D.did

  18.______hispreviousbelief,hetoldusthattheworldwasnotcreatedbyGod.

  A.Onthecontrary

  B.Contraryto

  C.Contrastto

  D.Objectedto

  19.Thecouple______tobuyalargemansioninthecountrysideforseveralyears,buttheyneverhadenoughmoney.

  A.havehoped

  B.wouldhope

  C.shouldhope

  D.hadhoped

  20.Althoughtheyoungmanistwentyyearsold,hecan’ttakegoodcareofhimself,______hislittlebrother.

  A.muchlesshecanlookafter

  B.nottomentionlookingafter

  C.letalonelookingafter

  D.needlesstosaylookingafter

  完形填空

21.

  Youwouldn’tknowitfromhowRepublicansandDemocratsaretalking,butthe2020electionwasactuallyasuccess.Duringapandemic,wehadanational

(1)withrecord-breakingturnout.Thepresidential

(2)receivingthemostvotes—inboththeelectoralcollegeandinthepopularvote—wasrightlydeclaredthewinnerandsworninonschedule.Therewasnoevidenceof(3)thatwouldhavechangedtheresults.TheelectionwascertifiedandtalliedbyCongressmostlyonschedule.

  Yes,that"mostlyonschedule”(4)thefactthatDonaldTrumpspentmonthstryingtostealanelectionhelost,culminatinginadeadlyinsurrectionistmobswarmingtheCapitol.But,asterribleasthatwas,nearlyeveryoneinapositionofrealresponsibilityand(5),fromformerVicePresidentMikePencedowntoofficialsinGeorgia,Arizona,MichiganandPennsylvaniadidwhatthelawandtheConstitutionrequired.

  “The2020electionhas(6)theurgentneedfortransformationaldemocracyreform,”Rep.ZoeLofgrensays.“Acrossthenation,Americansexperienced(7)votersuppression.”Indeed,votingwasprobablynevereasierthanitwasin2020,andforgoodreason:

Therewasa(8).Thisseemstohavebeenlostonalotofpeople.Stateschangedtheirlawstomakevotingsaferbymakingvotingeasier.Wereducedlonglinesandgotridofcrowdedpollingplacesinmanyplacesnotforthesakeofconveniencebutforsafety.

  Republicancomplaintsaboutthesemeasureswerealmostentirely(9)andselective,aimedalmostentirelyatthestatestheTrumpcampaignthoughtithadthebestchanceofwinning,andthenflippingtostealtheelection.Somecriticismshadlegalandconstitutionalmerit.Forinstance,changestoelectionlawsinsomestatesweresupposedtobe(10)bythelegislature.Butthetimetochallengethosechanges—noneofwhichamountedtofraudanyway—wasbeforetheelection,notaftergettingresultsyoudidn’tlike.

  A.accountability(5)

  B.authorized(10)

  C.candidate

(2)

  D.cynical(9)

  E.echo

  F.election

(1)

  G.elides(4)

  H.fraud(3)

  l.lesbian

  J.pandemic(8)

  K.mental

  L.stabilize

  M.underscored(6)

  N.unprecedented(7)

  O.ventilators

  阅读理解

Formorethanfortyyears,artistsChristoandJeanne-Claudehavebeenchallengingthepublic’sideaofwhatartcanbe.Workingtogether,theycreatepiecesknownas“installationart”onagiantscale.Inthesepiecestheywrapentirebridgesorbuildingsinfabric,orstretchanylonfenceformilesalongcountryfields.These“gentledisturbances”,astheartistscallthem,temporarilychangeplacesthatweoftentakeforgrantedandinspirepeopletoseetheirworldanew.

  Theprojectthatmadethemmostfamous,however,wasinNewYorkCity.InFebruary2005,theydesignedandorganizedtheinstallationof7,500tallblackmetagates-hungwithorange-coloredfabricalong23milesofwalkwaysinCentralPark.Forthetwoweeksthatthegateswereup,theparkwasfilledwiththousandsofpeople.BothNewYorkersandvisitorsfromoutoftownwantedtoseethistransformationofthepark.Justtokeepgoingthroughthegates,peoplewalkedtocornersoftheparkwheretheyhadneverbeenbefore.ObservedfromoneofNewYorkCity’sskyscrapers,thegateslookedlikeariverofbrightcolorflowingthroughthepark.TheycreatedafeelingofjoyfulcelebrationandbroughtNewYorkerstogether.

  TheinspirationforTheGates,astheinstallationwasinformallycalled,camefromtheinitial1854designforCentralPark.Theoriginaldesignershadplannedforgatesalongthepark’ssurroundingwalls,butthosegateswereneverbuilt.ChristoandJeanne-ClaudefocusedonthefactthatNewYorkerslovewalking,andthatCentralParkisoneoftheirfavoriteplacesforwalkingandformeeting.Thegatestructuresweredesignedtomirrorthegridofthecitystreetsnearthepark.Tallandnarrow,theyseemedtoinvitepeopletowalkthroughthem.Thefabricwaschosencarefullyandcutinsuchawaythatitcouldswingfreelyinthewindandseemtofollowthecurvingpathsonwhichthegateswerebuilt.

  ChristoandJeanne-ClaudefirstproposedtheideaforTheGatestwenty-sixyearsearlier,butNewYorkofficialsatthattimedidnotwelcometheproject.Inthecourseoftryingtogetpermissionfromthecityofficesinchargeofthepark,theartistsreceivedavastcollectionofdocuments.Nomatterhowlongandfrustratingitwas,gettingpermissionwaspartoftheprocessofcreatingTheGates.ChristoandJeanne-Clauderecognizethattheirartwork,inthiscase,wasnotmadeaboutCentralPark;itwasmadeoutofCentralPark.

  Inspiteofallthedelaysandobjections,theartistspersisted.TheyreceivedbuildingpermitsforTheGatesin2003,byorderofMayorMichaelBloomberg.Severalmoreyearswererequiredforthedesignandtheconstructionofthe7,500structureswiththeirpiecesoforangefabric.Andfinally,onFebruary13,2005,TheGateswereopen.

  22.Choosethestatementthatbestexpressestheoverallthesisofthepassage.

  A.ChristoandJeanne-ClaudebuildworksofartinAmericanparks

  B.ChristoandJeanne-Claudebelievethatartshouldbeseriousandunattractive

  C.ChristoandJeanne-Claudemakeartthatallowspeopletoseeplacesinanewway

  D.ChristoandJeanne-Claudearefamousforwrappingbuildingsandbridges

  23.ChristoandJeanne-Claudewrappedobjects______.

  A.sotheycouldbeunwrappedlater

  B.inordertogettheattentionofthepublic

  C.becausetheylikedwrappingthings

  D.sothattherealshapecouldbeseen

  24.TheGateswereinstalled______.

  A.alongthestreetsofNewYork

  B.inNewYork’sCentralPark

  C.onaskyscraperinNewYork

  D.inanartmuseuminNewYork

  25.TheGates______.

  A.mademanyNewYorkersfeelangry

  B.madenodifferencetopeopleinNewYork

  C.hadapositiveeffectonpeoplewalkingamongthem

  D.affectedmostthevisitorsfromoutoftown

  26.WhenChristoandJeanne-Claudefirs

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