自学考试英语二模拟试题.docx

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自学考试英语二模拟试题

09年4月全国高等教育自学考试英语二模拟试题及答案

PARTONE

  I．VocabularyandStructure（10points,1pointforeach）从下列各句四个选项中选出一个最佳答案，并在答案纸上将相应的字母涂黑。

  1．Theyhadapleasantchat____acupofcoffee．  （  ）

  A．for  B．with  C．during  D．over

  2．Generallyspeaking，____accordingtodirections，thedrughasnoside-effect．  （  ）

  A．whentaking  B．whentaken  C．whentotake  D．whentobetaken

  3．Thisexperiment____lastweek．  （  ）

  A．oughttobedone  B．oughttodo

  C．oughttohavebeendone  D．oughttohavedone

  4．Thisisthefirsttimethestudents____toHydePark．  （  ）

  A．havegone

  B．havebeengone  C．havebeengoing  D．arebeinggone

  5．Tomakeupanobjectivetest，theteacherwritesaseriousquestion，____hasonlyonecor-rectanswer．  （  ）

  A．someofwhich  B．eachofwhich  C．that  D．which

  6．Mary____tobeinherusualspirits．butshe’llremaininhospitalforafewdaysforsometests．  （  ）

  A．appears  B．looks  C．seems  D．keeps

  7．MostArabcountrieshaveasix-dayworkweekfromSaturdaythroughThursday．When____withtheMondaytoFridayPracticeinmostwesterncountries，itleavesonlyfourworkdaysshared．  （  ）

  A．associated  B．matched  C．satisfied  D．connected

  8．TheideapuzzledmesomuchthatIstoppedforafewsecondstotryto  （  ）

  A．makeitout  B．makeitoff  C．makeitup  D．makeitover

  9．Ifithadnotrainedlast，theroad____soslipperynow．  （  ）

  A．wouldnotbebeing  B．wouldnothavebeen  C．wouldnotbe  D．mustnotbe

  10．Asaresultoftheradio____forhelpfortheearthquakevictims，overamillionpoundshasbeenraised．  （  ）

  A．appeal  B．call  C．program  D．advertisement

  Ⅱ．ClozeTest（10points，1pointforeach）下列短文中有十个空白，每个空白有四个选项。

根据上下文要求选出最佳答案，并在答题纸上将相应的字母涂黑。

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  ItwasaSaturday．Mr．JoneswenttotownandgotsodrunkthathedidnotcomebacktillnoononSunday．Themenhad11thecowsintheearlymorning．Thentheyhadgoneouttoenjoythemselves．Theyhadforgottento12theanimals．WhenMr．Jonesgotback，heimmediatelywenttosleep13theliving-roomsofa．Wheneveningcame，theanimalswerestill14．Atlasttheycouldstandit15．Theyweresoangrythatoneofthecowsbrokeinthedoorofthestorehouse．Alltheanimalsbegantohelpthemselvesto16theycouldeat．JustthenMr．Joneswokeup．17thenoisemadebytheanimals，hetookuphiswhip．Thenextmomentheandhisfourmenwereinthestorehouse18whipsintheirhands．Theystartedbeatingtheanimals．Thiswasmorethanthehungryanimalscouldstand．Suddenlytheanimalsthrewthemselves19themen．Mr．Jonesandhismenfoundthemselvesbeingkickedfromallsides．Thesituationwasgettingserious．Theyhadneverseenanythinglikethisbefore．Theanimalshadalwaysobeyedthem．Frightenedoutoftheirwits，theygaveuptryingtoprotectthemselves．Theytooktotheirheels．Aminutelaterall20ofthemwererunningwildlydowntheroad，pursuedbytheanimals：

  11．A．milking  B．milked  C．beingmilked  D．beenmilked  （  ）

  12．A．keep  B．eat  C．feed  D．treat  （  ）

  13．A．in  B．on  C．onto  D．into  （  ）

  14．A．fed  B．eating  C．notfed  D．unfeeded  （  ）

  15．A．nolonger  B．anylonger  C．anymore  D．anymore  （  ）

  16．A．something  B．anything  C．nothing  D．somethings  （  ）

  17．A．Hearing  B．Havingheard  C．Listening  D．Havinglistened  （  ）

  18．A．had  B．with  C．held  D．had  （  ）

  19．A．into  B．in  C．upon  D．to  （  ）

  20．A．two  B．three  C．four  D．five  （  ）

  Ⅲ．ReadingComprehension（30points，2pointsforeach）从下列每篇短文的问题后所给的四个选择项中选出一个最佳答案，并在答题纸上将相应的字母涂黑。

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Passage1

Question21to25arebasedonthefollowingpassage：

  InNovember1965，NewYorkwasblackedoutbyanelectricityfailure．Theauthoritiespromisedthatitwouldnothappenagain．Pessimists（悲观主义者）werecertainthatitwouldoccuragainwithinfiveyearsatthelatest．InJuly1997，therewasarepeatperformancewhichproducedvaryingdegreesofchaosthroughoutthecityofeightmillionpeople．In1965，thefailureoccurredinthecoolautumnandatatimeofcomparativeprosperity．In1997，thedisasterwasmuchmoreseriousbe-causeitcamewhenunemploymentwashighandthecitywassufferingfromoneofitsworstheatwaves．

  In1965，therewaslittlecrimeorlooting（抢劫）duringthedarkness，andfewerthanahundredpeoplewerearrested．In1997，hundredsofstoreswerebrokenintoandlooted．Looterssmashedshopwindowsandhelpedthemselvestojewelry，clothesortelevisionsets．Nearly4000peoplewerearrestedbutfarmoredisappearedintothedarknessofthenight．Thenumberofpolicemenavailablewasquiteinadequateandtheywiselyrefrainedfromusingtheirgunsagainstmobs（暴徒）whichfaroutnumberedthemandincludedarmedmen．

  Hospitalshadtotreathundredsofpeoplecutbyglassfromshopwindows．Banksandmostbusinessesremaineddosedthenextday．Theblackoutstartedat9：

33P．m．，whenlightninghitandknockedoutvitalcables．Manystoreswerethuscaughtbysurprise．

  ThevastmajorityofNewYorkers，however，werenotinvolvedinlooting．Theyhelpedstrangers，distributedcandlesandbatteries，andtriedtosurviveinanightmareworldwithouttrafficlights，refrigerators，elevators，waterandelectricalpower．Fortwenty-fourhours，NewYorkrealizedhowhelplessitwaswithoutelectricity．

  21．Lookatthefirstparagraph．Whowereright：

theauthoritiesorthepessimists?

  （  ）

  A．Theauthorities．  B．Thepessimists．  C．Both．  D．Neither．

  22．Inwhatwaywastheblackoutof1997notreallyarepeatperformance?

  （  ）

  A．Therewasmuchmoredisorder．  B．Thistimetheelectricitysupplyfailed．

  C．Itwasquiteunexpected．  D．Itdidnotoccurwithinfiveyearsfrom1965．

  23．WhatcausedtheblackoutinJuly1997?

  （  ）

  A．Excessiveheatprobablymadepeopleswitchontoomanyelectricalappliances．

  B．Becauseofunemployment，somemachineswerenotinproperworkingorder．

  C．Duringastorm，lightningdamagedsupplycables．

  D．Thepassagedoesnotmentionthecause．

  24．Whydidmanylootersmanagetoescape?

  （  ）

  A．Thepolicecouldnotseetheminthedark．

  B．Manyofthelooterswerearmedwithguns．

  C．Therewerenotenoughpolicementocatchthemall．

  D．Theywerehiddeninsidebigbuildings．

  25．Howlongdidthe1997NewYorkelectricityfailurelast?

  （  ）

  A．Awholeweek．  B．Twenty-fourhours．

  C．Threedays．  D．Awholenight．

Passage2

Question26to30arebasedonthefollowingpassage：

Theyareamongthe250，000peopleundertheageof25whoareoutofworkintheNether-lands，agroupthataccountsfor40percentofthenation’sunemployed．Astormofangerboilsupatthegovernment-sponsored（政府资助的）youthcenter，evenamongthosewhoarecontinuingtheirstudies．

  “Westudyforjobsthatdon’texist．”NicolleteSteggerda，23，said．Afterthreedecadesofprosperity，unemploymentamong10membernationsoftheEuropeanCommunityhasexceeded11percent，affectingatotalof12．3millionpeople，andthenumberisClimbing．

  ThebitterdisappointmentlongexpressedbyBritishyouthsisspreadingacrossthecontinent．Thetitleofarocksong“NoFuture”cannowbeseenwrittenonthebrickwallsofclosedfactoriesinBelgiumandFrance．

  Recentsurveyshavefoundthattheincreasingargumentinthelastfewyearsoverthedeployment（部署）inEuropeofNorthAtlanticTreatyOrganizationmissilesandthepossibitityofnuclearwarhavecloudedEuropeanyouth’sconfidenceinthefuture．

  Oneformofprotesttendstoputtheresponsibilityforacountry’seconomictroublesonthelargenumbersof“guestworkers”fromThirdWorldnations，peoplewelcomedinwesternEuropeintheyearsofprosperity．

  YoungEuropeans，broughtupinanextendedperiodofeconomicSuccessandgeneralstability，seemtoresembleAmericansmorethentheydotheirownparents．Materialenjoymenthasgiventhemasenseofexpectation，eventheright，toastandardoflivingthattheyseearoundthem．

  “Andsowepassthedaysatthediscos，ormeetpeopleatthecafe，andsitandstare，”saidIsabellaGault．“Thereisusuallynotmuchconversation．Youlookforhappiness．Sometimesyouevenfindit．”

  26．UnemploymentintheNetherlandshasaffected____．  （  ）

  A．onemillionpeople  B．roughly0．6millionpeople

  C．250，000people  D．lessthanhaftofthepopulation

  27．WhatNicolleteSteggerdasaid（paragraph2）meansthat____．  （  ）

  A．schooleducationisnotsufficient

  B．whatthestudentslearnismorethannecessary

  C．thestudentscannotgetworkaftergraduation

  D．thestudents’aiminstudyisnotclear

  28．Theword“prosperity”（paragraph6）mostprobablymeans____．  （  ）

  A．achievementsineconomy  B．advanceinpolitics

  C．economictroubles  D．potiticalcrisis

  29．WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTTRUE?

  （  ）

  A．Therocksong“NoFuture”isanexpressionofthedisappointmentofEuropeanyouth

  B．40％0ftheguestworkersareoutofworkinwesternEuropenow

  C．Europeanyouthsareworriedaboutanewworldwarinthefuture

  D．WidespreadunemploymentisbeyondEuropeanyouth’sexpectation

  30．ItseemsthatyoungEuropeans____．  （  ）

  A．lookuponlifeastheireldersdo

  B．aremorelikeAmericansthantheireldersintheirwayofthinking

  C．lookmorelikeAmericansthantheireldersdo

  D．expectmorefromAmericansthanfromtheirelders

Passage3

Question31to35arebasedonthefollowingpassage：

  Childrenarearelativelymoderninvention．UntilafewhundredyearsagotheydidnotexistInmedievalandRenaissancepaintingyouseepint-sizedmen