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学位英语考试真题

2011年安徽省成人学位外语考试真题

PaperOne（试卷一）

PartIDialogueCompletion

Directions :

Thereare15incompleteshortdialoguesinthispart,eachfollowedby4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD。

ChoosethebestonetocompletethedialogueandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.

1.—Excuseme,sir.WouldyoupeasetellmehowtogettoBeijingHotel?

—.Wouldyouliketotakeabusorwalk?

A.AllrightB.It’sOK

C.Yes,ofcourseD.Don’tmentionit

2.—Howniceyournewdresslooksonyou!

—

A.ThanksB.Yoursisnice,too

C.Iboughtityesterday.D.Really?

3.—?

—Yes.I’llhavesonesalad,roastbeef,andmashedpotatoes.

A.WhatdoyouwanttoeatB.Areyoureadytoordernow

C.DoyouwantthemenuD.Doyoulikethesefood

4.—Hey,youlookconcerned.?

—Thefinalexam.I’mnotfullypreparedyet.

A.What’swrongwithyouB.Areyouill

C.AreyoucomfortableD.What’sonyoumind

5.—John,wherearethecookies?

Don’ttellmeyouarethemall!

Again!

—.Icouldn’thelpit.Theyweresogood.

A.No,Ididn’tB.Don’tblameme

C.Yes,IdidD.Don’tbeangry

6.—Sir,?

—Yes,sir.Youranthroughthestopsign.MayIseeyourdriverlicense,please?

A.whydoyoustopmeB.whatareyoudoing

C.areyoustoppingmeD.didIdoanythingwrong

7.—Hi,Linda,doyouthinkit’spossibletohaveatalkthisafternoon?

—,butI’vegotaprettytightschedulethisafternoon.

A.IthinkitisB.Idon’tthinkso

C.I’mafraidnotD.I’dloveto

8.—ABCBookingOffice.Goodmorinng,?

—Yes,IwanttoflytoGuangzhouthedayaftertomorrowandIwanttokmowifthereisaflightsometimearound3p.m.

A.CanIhelpyouB.Doyouwanttotravel

C.WheredoyouwanttogoD.Whatdoyuwantmetodo

9.—Welcometoourshop.AnythingIcandoforyou?

—.

A.I’mnotsureB.I’dlikeasweater

C.IhopesoD.Thankyouverymuch

10.—HaveyouheardthatWanghasdivorcedherhusband?

—.Shelooksquitemiserable.

A.I’veheardofitB.I’veneverheardofit

C.IfeelsosorryD.It’sapity

11.—Excuseme,I’mafraid.CouldyoutellmewhereIam?

—You’reonthe77thstreet.Wherewouldyouliketogo?

A.I’mmissingB.Idon’tknowwheretogo

C.I’velostmywayD.Iamastrangerhere

12.—What’stheweatherlikeinyourhometown?

—,usuallywarmandsunnyinspringandautumn.

A.ItisawfulB.Ilikeitverymuch

C.It’sveryniceD.Idon’tlikeitverymuch

13.—Well,?

—I’mnotfelingwell,doctor.Ihaveasorethroat.

A.areyouallrightB.what’syourquestion

C.areyoufeelinggoodD.whatseemstobeyourtroble

14.—Pamela,canyoucometoameetingonFriday?

—.Letmecheckmyschedule.

A.I’mnotsureB.Nevermind

C.That’simpossibleD.Don’trefusehim

15.—.Mike.It’salittlechillyinhere.

—Okay.IsthereanythingelseIcandoforyoubeforeIleave?

A.TakethebookwithyouB.Pleaseclosethewindow

C.GivemetheremoteControlD.Turnoffthelightinthekitchen

PartIIReadingComprehension

Direction:

Thereare4passagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedby5questionsorunfinishedstatements.Foreachofthemthereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosethebestoneandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.

Passage1

Nearlyaquarter-centuryafteraGermanboytossedamessageinabottleoffashipintheBalticSea,he’sreceivedananswer.

A13-year-oldRussian,DaniilKorotkikh,waswalkingwithhisparentsonabeachwhenhesawsomethingglitteringlyinginthesand.

“Isawthatbottleanditlookedinteresting,”KorotkikhtoldTheAssociatedPressonTuesday.“ItlookedlikeaGermanbeerbottlewithaceramicplug,andtherewasamessageinside.”

Hisfather,whoknowsalittleGerman,translatedtheletter.Itsaid：

“MynameisFrank,andI’mfiveyearsold.MydadandIaretravelingonashiptoDenmark.Ifyoufindthesletter,pleasewritebacktome,andIwillwritebacktoyou.”

Theletter,dated1987,includedanaddressinthetownofCoesfeld.

Theboyintheletter,FrankUesbeck,isnow29.Hisparentsstillliveattheletter’saddress.

“AtfirstIdidn’tbelieveit,”UesbecktoldtheAPaboutgettingtheresponsefromKorotkikh.Infact,hebarelyrememberedthetripatall;hisfatheractuallywrotetheletter.

TheRussianboysaidhedoesnotbelievethatthebottleactuallyspent24yearsinthesea“Itwouldnothavesurvivedinthewaterallthattime,”hesaid.Hebelieveditbadbeenhiddenunderthesandwherehefoundit.

Inthewebchatearlierthismonth,UesbekgaveKorotkikhhisnewaddresstowritetoandpromisedtowritebackwhenhereceiveshisletter.

“He’lldefinitelygetanotherletterfromme,”the29-year-oldsaid.

UesbeckwasespeciallythrilledthathewasabletohaveapositiveimpactonalifeofayoungpersonfarawayfromGermany.

16.Themessageinthebottlewasfoundyearslater.

A.25B.24C.29D.20

17.Theletterinthebottlewaswrittenin.

A.RussianB.EnglishC.FrenchD.German

18.Theletterinthebottlewasactuallywrittenby.

A.FrankB.KorotkikhC.Frank’sfatherD.Korotkikh’sfather

19.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrue?

A.DaniilKorotkikhbelievedthebottlemusthavestayedintheseaaltthetimebeforehegotit.

B.Frank,theGermanmangavetheRussianboyhisnewaddress.

C.FrankandKorotkikhhavemeteachotherthroughthewebchat.

D.ItislikelythatFrankandKorotkikhwillarrangeameetinginperson.

20.Thattheletterisfoundandansweredsomanyyearslaterisa（n）toallthepeople.

A.surpriseB.tragedyC.gloryD.honour

Passage2

Today,manypeoplearestarvingtodeath.Thereisashortageoffoodandtheavailablefoodistooexpensiveforhungrypeopletobuy.Therefore,theygowithoutfood,oreachdayhaveonlyoneortwosmallmealslackingthenecessaryvitaminstomaintaingoodhealth.

Recently,amanwhowantedtounderstandtheconditionsofsuchpeopleconductedanexperiment.Heonlyateonemealadayforamonthbutcontinuedtoworkashenormallydid.

Duringthefirstfivedayshewashungryathisregularmealtimes,butafterhehaddunkaglassofwaterhishungerwentaway.Intheevening,whenheatehisonemeal,heateauicklyandconsumedalargeamount.Duringthenextfewdays,althoughhewasnothungryduringtheday,hequicklynoticedeveryfoodstall,andthesmeltoffoodcaughthisattention.Duringthethirdandfourthweeks,hehadhungerpainsandlackedphysicalstrength.Helookedforwardtohisonemealandateitveryslowly,enjoyingeverybite.Withoutit,heknewhewouldhavehardlyenoughenergytowork.

Thisexperiencechangedhisattitudeaboutsomethings.Havingacupofteawasnotjustapastime,italsogavehimstrength.Hemorefrequentlynoticedoverweightpeoplewhothrewawaylefoverfood.Herealizedtheimportanceoffoodfortheveryhungryperson,Hecouldnolongereasilypassbyahungrybeggaronthestreet.Butmostimportant,hecouldnowsympathizeinasmallwaywiththestarvingpeopleoftheworld.

21.Accordingtothefirstparagraph,todaytheproblemwithmanypeopleisthat

A.theydon’teatfood

B.theyaretoopoortobuyfood.

C.thefoodtheyeatlacksvitamins

D.notenoughfoodisprovidedtothem

22.Themanateonlyonemealadaybecause.

A.therewasaseriousshortageoffood

B.itwasaneffectivewayoflosingweight

C.hewantedtoknowhowhungrypeoplecouldbe

D.hecouldnotaffordtohavehtreemealsaday

23.Atfirst,whenhewashungryhefoundthataglassofwater.

A.gotridofhisthirst

B.couldremovehishunger

C.hardlyproducedanyeffect

D.onlymadehimfeelhungrier

24.Theexperimentmadethemanrealizethat.

A.mostpeoplearejusteatingforfun

B.overweightpeoplearewastingfood

C.foodhasadifferentmeaningforpeople

D.leftoverfoodshouldn’tbethrownaway

25.Aftertheexperimentwasover,themanmighthavefeltthat.

A.hungerislesspainfulonceyougetusedtoit

B.amancansurviveforyearsononlyonemealaday

C.youenjoyyourfoodmoreifyougohungryforawhile

D.somethingshouldbedoneforthehungrypeopleoftheworld

Passage3

Acollegeeducationisnotjustpreparationforacareer,however.Inadditiontotakingcoursesintheirmajorfieldofstudy,studentsenrollinelectivecourses.Theymaytakeclassesthathelpthemunderstandmoreaboutpeople,nature,government,orthearts.Well-roundedpeoplearelikelytobebettercitizens,betterparentsandmoreinteresingandinterestedindividuals.

Althoughtwo-thirdsofAmericanhighschoolgraduatesgoontostudyincollege,recenthighschoolgraduatesnolongerdominatethecollegecampuses.Adultsofallagesreturntotheclassroom,eitherfornewvocationalskillsorforpersonalgrowth.In1966,forexample,almost20%ofAmericancollegestudentswereoverage35.Some500,000collegestudentsareover50.AmericanfaithinthevalueofeducationisexemplifiedbytherisingnumberofAmericanswhohaveatleastabachelor’sdegree.Almostone-quarterofAmericansoverage25arecollegegraduates.Collegeattendanceisnotreservedforthewealthyandtheacademicallytalented.Itisavailabletoanyonewhowantstogo.Rightnowabout15millionstudentsaretakingadvantageoftheopportunity.Forthosenotacademicallypreparedtohandlecollege-levelwork,about80%ofundergraduateschoolsofferremedial（sometimescalleddevelopmental）classesinreading,writing,andmath.

TheU.S.hasabout3,700institutionsofhigherlearning.About1,600oftheseare2-yearschools.Morethan2,000are4-yearschools,manyofwhichalsohavegraduateprograms.Withsomanycollegestochoosefrom,howdoprospectivestudentsfindtherightoneforhteirnedds?

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