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专四考试模拟题二
英语专业四级考试模拟题2
PARTIICLOZE
Decidewhichofthechoicesgivenbelowwouldcorrectlycompletethepassageifinsertedinthecorrespondingblanks.Markthecorrectchoiceforeachblankonhouranswersheet.
Since1895theNationalTrusthasworkedforthepreservationofplacesofhistoricinterestandnaturalbeautyinEngland,WalesandNorthernIrelandTodaytheTrust——(26)______isnotagovernmentdepartmentbutacharitydependingonthe(27)____supportofthepublicanditsownmembers-isthelargestlandownerandconservationsocietyinBritain.Whereveryougo,youareclosetolandthatisprotectedand(28)___bytheNationalTrust.Over350milesof(29)____land,lakesandforestsinoneareaofnaturalbeauty(30)_______;prehistoricandRomanruins;moorlandsandfarmland,woodsandislands;lengthsof(31)_____waterways;evenseventeenwholevillages——allareopentothepublicatalltimessubjectonly(32)_____theneedsoffarming,forestryandtheprotectionofwildlife.ButtheTrustsprotection(33)_____furtherthanthis.Ithasinitspossessionahundredgardensand(34)_____twohundredhistoricbuildingswhichitopenstopayingvisitors.Castlesandchurches,housesof(35)_____orhistoricimportance,mills,gardensandparks(36)_____totheTrustbytheirformerowners.Manyhousesretaintheir(37)______contentsoffinefurniture,pictures,andothertreasuresaccumulatedover(38)____,andoftenthedonorhimselfcontinuestoliveinpartofthehouseasa(39)____oftheNationalTrust.Thewalking-sticksinthehall,theflowers,silver-framedphotographs,booksanpapersintheroomsaresignsthatthehouseisstilllovedand(40)_____andthatvisitorsarewelcomedasprivateindividualsjustasmuchastourists.
26.A)itB)whichC)thisD)whetherit
27.A)deliberateB)compulsoryC)spontaneousD)voluntary
28.A)maintainedB)watchedC)renewedD)unused
29.A)unusedB)undevelopedC)unwantedD)unspoilt
30.A)besidesB)nearbyC)aloneD)beyond
31.A)interiorB)inlandC)insideD)inner
32.A)byB)atC)toD)on
33.A)developsB)extendsC)enlargesD)prolongs
34.A)someB)nearbyC)onaverageD)more
35.A)architecturalB)archetypeC)architectureD)archaeology
36.A)aregivingB)havegivenC)beengivenD)havebeengiven
37.A)primitiveB)initialC)elementaryD)original
38.A)timesB)generationsC)yearsD)agegroups
39.A)residentB)dwellerC)tenantD)housekeeper
40.A)livedinB)keptoverC)residedwithD)takenup
PartⅤGRAMMARANDVOCABULARY
Thearetwenty-fivesentencesinissection.BeneatheachsentencetherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Chooseonewordorphrasethatcorrectlycompletesthesentence.Markyouansweronyouanswersheet.
41.Wewerealltaken____bythenewsoftheChairman'sresignation.
A)about
B)apart
C)aback
D)aside
42.My_______tohisproposalwasnotquitewhatheexpected.
A)feeling
B)conduct
C)outlook
D)reaction
43.Ricketscanresultfromadiet_____invitaminD.
A)short
B)deficient
C)
D)A.shortB.deficient
44.Peterclearlyhadno______ofdoinganywork,althoughitwasonlyaweektilltheexam.
A)desire
B)ambition
C)willingness
D)intention
45.Sportsareagood______forayoungboy'senergy.
A)overflow
B)exit
C)outlet
D)exhaust
46.Visitorsare_______tobewareofpickpockets.
A)commanded
B)informed
C)notified
D)advised
47.Itwasnearlyanhourbeforethesleepingpilltook_____.
A)influence
B)effect
C)force
D)action
48.Tomreaditthroughquicksoastogetthe____ofitbeforesettingdowntoathoroughstudy.
A)detail
B)run
C)gist
D)core
49.Asitturnedouttobeasmallhouseparty,we____soformally.
A)neednothavedressedup
B)mustnothavedressedup
C)didnotneedtodressup
D)mustnotdressup
50.Wethrewwateroverthewomantobringher_____.
A)up
B)back
C)round
D)over
51.Theireducationalqualifications____themtoahigheralary.
A)confers
B)entitles
C)grants
D)credits
52.Notknowingshehad_____outwithherboyfriend,Imakethemistakeofinvitingthembothtotheparty.
A)fallen
B)quarreled
C)parted
D)separated
53.Johnis______tobewashingthecar,butheiswatchingTVnow.
A)asked
B)supposed
C)requested
D)ordered
54.Wecaughta____ofariverasthetrainpassoverabridge.
A)glance
B)glimpse
C)look
D)sight
55.Youmaybeeligiblefora______tohelpyoustudy.
A)fund
B)grant
C)prize
D)reward
56.HereareallthebooksIhave,.Youmayborrow____youlike.
A)whichever
B)that
C)which
D)however
57.Wouldyoube_____toclosethedoor?
A)tookind
B)kindenough
C)askind
D)sokind
58.Ohdear,Idon'tfeelverywell.Ithink_____.
A)I'llfaint
B)I'mgoingtofaint
C)I'mfainting
D)I'vefainted
59.Bythetimeyoureceivethisletter.I_____forAmerica.
A)willleave
B)haveleft
C)wouldhaveleft
D)willhaveleft
60.I'llcallyoutonightat10'clock_______Icanfindatelephonethatworks.
A)unless
B)suppose
C)when
D)provided
61.Fortunately,thebankclerk____pressthealarmbuttonbeforetherobbersgotaway.
A)could
B)wasableto
C)succeededin
D)managed
62.I'lltrytogetintouchwithhimbuthe's_____everathomewhenIphone.
A)hardly
B)almost
C)rarely
D)occasionally
63.IboughtalargeChinese______lampshadetoputinmybedroom.
A)old
B)round
C)white
D)paper
64.Hiscourageis____hedoesnotknowthemeaningoffear.
A)so
B)sothat
C)suchthat
D)that
65.I'dratherthey______deliverthenewrefrigeratortomorrow.
A)wouldn't
B)didn't
C)shouldn't
D)mustn't
PartⅥREADINGCOMPREHENSION
Inthispartherearefourpassagesfollowedbyquestionsorunfinishedstatements,eachwithfoursuggestedanswersmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatyouthinkisthecorrectanswer.,Markyouchoiceonyouranswersheet.
TEXTAInthetownofPeppard,acomputerhelpsfiremen.Thecomputercontainsinformationabouteveryoneofthe15000streetaddressesinthetown.Whenfiremenansweracall,thecomputerfilesthemimportantinformationabouttheburningbuilding.Thecomputercangivethelocationofthebuildinganditssize,type,andcontents.Infact,thecomputesystemhasmanydifferentwaysofhelpingfirefighterswiththeirproblems.Forexample,itcangivemedicalinformationaboutsickpeoplelivinginaburningbuilding.Withthisinformation,thefiremencantakespecialcaretofindthesesickpersonsandremovethemquicklyandsafelyfromtheburningbuilding.Thespeedatwhichthecomputerworksisamazing.Withintwoorthreesecondsafteracallisreceived,thecomputerprovidesnecessaryinformationforthefireman.TheinformationisthensenttotthembyradiofromthecomputercenterinTownHall.Thecomputersystemalsocontainsamedicalrecordofeachofthetowns110firemen.Thiskindofinformationisespeciallyusefulwhenafirefighterisinjured.Withthismedicalinformation,doctorsatthehospitalcantreattheinjuredfiremanmorequicklyandeasily.Thefirementhemselvesaregratefulforthecomputershelp.Thecomputertellsthemaboutpossibledangersaheadofthemandhelpsthemprepareforthesedangers.Manytimesthecomputerinformationhelpstosavelivesandproperty.Sometimesthelivesarethoseoffirementhemselves.
66.ThecomputerhelpsfiremaninthefollowingwaysEXCEPT_____
A)locatingthebuildingonfire.
B)givinginformationonaddress.
C)locatingfireman'sproblems.
D)providingmedicalcare.
67.Thespeedofthecomputerisamazingbecause_____
A)itcanprovideinformationveryquickly.
B)itcanprovidenecessaryinformation.
C)theinformationissenttofiremenbyradio.
D)thecomputercenterissituatedinTownHall.
68.Whydoesthecomputercontainmedicalrecordsoffiremen?
A)Theypredictpossibledangersfrofiremen.
B)theyhelpdoctorsintreatinginjuredfiremen.
C)Theycansavepropertyandpeople'slives.
D)Theyprovideimportantinformationaboutinjuries.
69.Themainideaofthepassageisabout_____
A)firemenandfirefighting.
B)necessarymedicalinformation.
C)theusefulnessofthecomputer.
D)thequickspeedofthecomputer.
TEXTBLargecompaniesneedwaytoreachthesavingsofthepublic.Thesameproblem,onasmallerscale,facespracticallyeverycompanytryingtodevelopnewproductsandcreatenewjobs.Therecanbelittleprospectofraisingthemoneyneededfromfriendsandpeopleweknow,andwhilebanksmayagreetoprovideshort-termloans,theyaregenerallyunwillingtoprovidemoneyonapermanentbasisforlongtermprojects.Socompaniesturntothepublic,invitingpeopletolendthemmoney,ortakeashareinthebusinessinexchangeforashareinfutureprofits.Theydothisbyissuingstocksandsharesthroughthestockexchange.Bydoingsotheycanputintousethesavingsofindividualsandinstitutions.Whenthesaverswantstohavehismoneyback,hedoesnothavetogottothecompanywhichhasborrowedhismoney.Instead,hesellshissharesthroughastockbrokertosomeothersaverwhoisseekingtoinvesthismoney.Manyoftheservicesneededbothbyindustry,andbyeachofusareprovidedbytheGovernment.Withouthospital,roads,electricity,telephone,railways,etc.,thecountrycouldnotfunction.Alltheserequirecontinuousspendingonnewequipmentiftheyaretoserverusproperly,requiringmoremoneythanisraisedthroughtaxesalone.theGovernmentandindustriesthereforfrequentlyneedtoborrowmoneytofinancemajorcap