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全国公共英语二级考试模拟试题七(含答案分

析)

第二部分:

英语知识运用第一节:

单项选择从A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑.

1.-Howaboutthebookyouarereading?

acrossinourstudy.

aquietplace,

-Yes,butmuch

5.

-Imustbeleavingnow.IfIIbe3hours1drivetoget

there.

A.Good-byeB.TakecareC.TakeiteasyD.WhatcanIdoforyou

6.Nobodycouldhaveguessed,inthosedays,theplaceinhistorythatMartinLutherKing,Jr

had

A.washavingB.wastohave0.hadhadD.

shewiII

7.ThequeenwiIIvisitthetowninMay,

openthenewhospital.

plentyoftimeleft.

 

proudof.

A.TheChinese,theChineseB.Chineselanguage.Chinese

C.Chinese,theChineseD.Chineselanguage,theChinese

11.一What'syourproblem?

一Ihavelostsightofmymumanddad.Isawthem

infrontofmeamomentago.

A.werewalkingB.tohavewalkerC.walkD.walking

12.ChiIdrenaretiredoflearningoftenbecausetheyare

todomorethantheycan.

A.expectedB.suggestedC.hopedD.wished

13.concertswi11beneededifwewantedtocollectenoughmoneytostartaschool.

A.SomeothertenB.AnothertenC・OthertenD.Tenothers

14.Thedoorburstopenand,shoutingwithanger.

A.inrushedthecrowdB.rushedinthecrowd

C.thecrowdtinrushedD.inthecrowdrushed

15.Wecarvedtheirnamesonthestonesothatyounger

generationscouldknowwhat

A.didB.weredoingC.haddoneD・havebeendoing

第二节:

完形填空

阅读下面短文,从短文后所给各题的四个选项(A、B、C、D中选出

能填入相应空白处的最佳选项,井在答题卡上将该项涂黑.

InitshomecountryofGermany,thehotdogwascalledthe

frankfurter.Itwasnamed16Frankfurt,aGermancity.

Frankfurterswerefirst17intheUnitedStatesin18

Americanscalledfrankfurters"dachshund

20

weresoldbymen22keptthem23inhot-watertanks.

AsthemenwaIked24therowsofpeopIe,theyyelled,

"Getyourdachshundsausages!

Getyourhotdachshund

sausagesi

"Peoplegotthesausageson25,aspecialbread.

26in1906anewspapercartoonist27TadDorganwenttoa

31adachshundsausage,32adachshund.Dorgan33howtospelIdachshund.Underthecartoon,hewrote"Getyourhotdogs!

Thecartoonwasasensation(轰动),and34.Ifyougotoa

basebaIIgametoday,youcanstillseeseIlerswalking35

withhot-watertanks.As

theywalkupanddowntherows

theyyell.

'Getyourhotdogshere!

Getyourhotdogs!

"

16.

withB.afterC.

byD.of

17.

A.

gotB.soldC.boughtD.make

18.

A.

the1860sB.1860-sC.the1860D.

1865s

19.

A.

byB.ofC.atD.with

20.

A.

gainedB.stayedC.becameD.were

turned

21.

A.

speciaIB.especiaIIyC.certainly

D.surely

22.

A.

thoseB.whichC.whatD.who

23.

A.

coolB.hot

C.warm

D.cold

24.

A.

sometimesB.

upand

downC.somedayD.hereand

there

25.

bunsB.the

tops

C.

coffeeD.

chocolates

26.

A.

AdayB.Anyday

C.

CertainD.

Oneday

27.

A.

whoisB.wasC.

wascalledD.

named

28.

A.

WhenB.WhileC.

IfD.Whether

29.

A.

toB.asC.with

D.for

30.

A.

calledB.madeC.

drewD.bought

31.A.noB.withoutC.notD.for

 

32.A.exceptB.butC.andD.exceptfor

35.A.overB.aroundC.fastD.alIday

第三部分:

阅读理解

makesurethatthehouseseemsalived-inone.Livingroom

arethe

100WIightsburningandmakesurethatoneisinthe

kitchen.

Lightsthatturnedonandoffbythemselvesarethebest.

Then,too,itisagoodideatoIeavetheradioturnedon

andset

toatalkingstation.Anytypeofspeakingmakesathiefthinktwicebeforetryingtoenter.Finallyfwhilehoiiday.

makesurethatnothingcollectsinfrontorinthe

awayon

house.

Particularlytmakecertainthatthenewspaperisstoppedandthat

and

overpiledmailboxes.

 

beforereading.

piece.

better.

37.Theword"live-in"inthispassagemeans

A.leftemptyB.IiveIyandcheerfuIC.nowbeingusedbypeopleD.laidinside

38.Whatdoesthewriteradvisethepeopletodo?

A.AskaneighbourtopickupthedailymaiI

B.MakesuretohaveIightsthatturnonandoffbythemselves.

C.Makesurethenewspaperishandedovereveryday.

D.PuIItheIivingroomcurtainsdown.

39.ThemostimportantroomtoleaveaIightburninginisthe.

A.bedroomB.kitchenC.livingroomD.sitting-room(B)MrRichardshasworkedinasmalIseasidetownforabouttenyearsandheandhiswifehaveacomfortablehousenearthe

sea.

Duringthewintertheywouldbequitehappy,buteverysummeralotoftheirrelativesusedtospendhoiidayintheirhouse

anditwasmuchcheaperthanstayinginhotel・FinallyonedayinJuneMrRichardscompIainedtoacleverfriendofhis

whoIivedinthesameplace.M0neofmywife'scousinsisgoingtobringherhusbandandchiIdrenandspendtendays

with

usnextmonthagain.HowhaveyoupreventedalIyour

relativesfromcomingtoIivewithyouinsummer?

"

"Oh."thefriend

that,

because

 

because

A.SuchaCleverFriendB.MrRichardsandhisFriend

C.MoneyisImportantD.SuchGoodUsageofMoney

43.Afterreadingthepassagewecaninfer.

A.MrRichardsstillcomplainsaboutthecomingofhisrelativesinsummer

B.ThefriendofMrRichards'hadn'tasmanyrelativesasRichards

C.GraduaIIyMrRichardssucceededinkeepinghisrelativesoutinsummer

D.sNoneofRichards'relativescametotheseasidetownfortheirhoiidaysagain

(C)

IwonderwhyAmericantownslookssomuchalikethatIsometimesmixthemupinmymemory.Thestandardinfluence(影卩向)ofmass

productionwhoseagents(代理商)arethetravelIingsalesman,themaiI-orderhouse,thefive-and-tencentstores,thechainstores,themoviescanhardlyexplainit.

Ifyoustay

twodaysinBolognaandinFerrare,orinArlesandinAvignon,youwiIInevermixthemupinalIyourIife.ButitmayweII

happenthatafteryouspendtwodaysinSt.Louisandin

KansasCitytheappearancesofthesetwocitiessoonmixup.Ithink

thereasonforthisisthatthesetownshavenotyethad

timeenoughtodeveloptheirowncharacters.Similarly,chiIdrenare

muchlessdifferentfromeachotherthangrownpeople.

44.Whichtwoofthefollowingtownslooksomuchalike?

A.BoIognaandFerrareB.ArlesandAvignon

C.St.LouisandKansasCityD.BolognaandSt.Louis

45.InIine4theword"it”refersto・

A.standardoftownsB.similarityoftownsC.peoplesmemoryD.massproduction

46.Americantownslookverymuchalikebecauseof

massproductionB.their

A.thestandardinfluenceof

differentappearances

 

MillionsofstarsaretraveIIingaboutinspace.Afewformgroupswhichjourneytogether,butmostofthemtravel

alone.

Andtheytravelthroughauniversesolargethatonestarseldomcomesneartoanother.Forthemostparteachstarmakes

itsjourneyincompIeteloneliness,Iikeashiponanemptyocean.TheshipwiIIbeweIIoveramillionmilesfromitsnearestneighbor.FromthisitiseasytounderstandwhyastarseIdomfindsanotheranywhereneatit.

WebeIieve,however,thatsometwothousandmillionyearsago,anotherstarwandering(漫游)throughspace,happenedtocome

nearoursun,Justasthesunandthemoonraisetides(潮汐)ontheearth,sothisstarmusthaveraisedtidesonthesurfaceofthesun.ButtheywereverydifferentfromthesmaIItidesthatareraisedinouroceans:

alargetidalwave

musthavetravelledoverthesurfaceofthesun,atlastformingamountainsohighthatwecannotimagineit.Asthecause

ofthedisturbance(动荡)camenearer,sothemountainrosehigherandhigher.Andbeforethestarbegantomoveaway

again,

space.

Theyaretheplanets(彳亍星).

47.Millionsofstarsare

A.followingaregularpathinspaceB.movingaboutwithoutafixedcourse

C.seIdomwanderingaboutintheuniverseD.alwaystraveIIingtogether

48,Sometwothousandmillionyearsago,themountainonthesunwasraisedprobablybecause

A.

alargetidalwaveofastartravelledoverthesurfaceofthesun

B.

anotherstarhappenedtocomenearthesun

D.thestarmovedawayfromthesun

49.Thearticlesuggeststhat

A.ourearthexistsbeforethesunB.howspaceformed

C.nooneknowswheretheearthcomesfrom

51.Inthisarticle,thewritermainlywantstotelIthe

52.

readers

powerfuI

D.wheretheplanetsintheuniversecamefrom

Contacts(交往)betweenJapanandtherestoftheworIdhavegrownagreatdeaIinthetwentiethcentury.Inthelastthirtyyears,businesscontactsbetweenJapanandtheWesthavebecomeveryimportant.Manyforeigncompaniesnowhaveofficesin

JapanandJapanesebusinessmendobusinessaroundtheworId.

foreignbusinessman

DifferencesbetweenJapaneseandWesternwaysofdoingbusiness,however,oftenbewiIdertheandmakedoingbusinessinJapandifficultfor

doesnot

understandingiswhenaJapanesemeans"Yes”or'No".This

isbecause

To

refuseaninvitationorarequestwith"No",orasimilar

phrase,isfelttobeimpolite.Itisthoughttobe

selfish(自私)

andunfriendly.Soinsteadofsaying"No”directly,the

Japanesehavedevelopedmanywaystoavoidsaying”N。

”.

These

enablethemtoavoidhurtingotherpeoplesfeeling.

However,thisoftenmakescommunicationwiththeJapanesedifficultforforeignerstounderstandandfo11ow.

53.Paragraphonetellsusthat.

A.Itisnotalwayseasyforforeignerstodobusinessin

Japan

important

D.

JapanesebusinessmendobusinessaIIaroundtheworId

54.Theword”bewilder"inparagraph2probablymeans

A.tireB.interestC.puzzleD.surprise

55.Fromthepassagewecanknowthat

A.AmericanbusinessmendothingsmorequicklythanJapaneseones

B.Americanbusines

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