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学位英语考试练习题（四）

PartIReadingComprehension

AteddybearisdeliveredtoNo.10DowningStreetafterthebirthofPrimeMinisterTonyBlairandwifeCherie’sfourthchild.

Britain’sbabyalertisover-CherieBlairgavebirthtoaboy.

Mrs.Blair,45,wifeofPrimeMinisterTonyBlair,hadthebabythismorning.

ThebabywillbenamedLeoaftertheprimeminister’sfather,hisofficeannounced,thebabyweighedinat6pounds,12ounces.Mother,fatherandthebabyboyreturnedto10DowningStreet-theprimeminister’sofficialresidence-afterthebirth,aspokesmansaid.Thebabyisthecouples’fourthchild.

“Cherieandthebabyareabsolutelyfine,”BlairsaidtodayoutsidehisDowningStreetresidence.“Heisagorgeouslittleboy.Theyarerestingrightnow.”

Blair,dressedcasuallyinanopenshirt,appearedemotionalaboutthebirth,thefirstofhisfourchildrenwhosebirthhehasbeenatfrombeginningtoend.

“thisisthefirsttimeI’veseenthewholethingthough,”hesaid.“itwasquiteastruggle,really,forCherie.”

Theswitchboardwasreportedlylitupwithcallsfromworldleaderswishingthemwell,includingacallfromHillaryCollieryClinton.FormerprimeministerJohnMajorwasthefirstpublicfiguretogetthroughonthephoneat7a.m.onSaturday.

Thebabycameaftera12-yeargapfromtheBlairsotherthreechildren-Euan,16,Nicky,14,andKathryn.HeisthefirsttobeborntoaservingBuitishprimeministerinover150years.

NewsofthepregnancytookCherieandtherestofthenationbysurprisewhenitwasannounced lastyear.

AfterdecadesofmucholderoccupantsatNo.10DowningStreet,theBlairs’arrivalattheprimeminister’sresidencewiththeirchildrenandassortedtoysintowwashailedasabreathoffreshair.

CherieBlair,aQueensCounselbarrister,workedrightupuntilthebaby’sbirth.Andtheoftenthornyissueofcombiningcareerandfamilywasatthecenterofherwork.

OnTuesday,Mrs.BlairwasatworkintheHighCourt,challengingherhusband’sgovernmentoverparentalleave.

1.Whydoesthewritermeanby“babyalert”INPARAGRAPH2?

A.  BecausepeopleinBritaindidn’texpectMrs.Blairtogivebirthtoaboy.

B.  BecauseMrs.Blairisattoohighanagetogivebirthtoababy.

C.  BecausethereisababydiseasespreadingaboutBritain.

D.  BecausepeopleinBritainwerefrightenedbythenewbornbaby.

2.Whichofthefollowingisnottrueabortthebaby?

A.  ThisbabyisnotthethirdchildofTonyBlair.

B.  Heweighedinat6pounds,12ounces.

C.  HewasborninNo.10DowningStreet.

D.  Heis16yearsyoungerthanhiseldestbrother.

3.Judgingfromthepassage,MrsBlair____.

A.  wasabituncomfortableafterthelabor.

B.  isaweak-bodiedwoman.

C.  isastrong-mindedwoman.

D.  isafamilywoman.

4.Whatdoestheword“thorny”（inthesentence“Andtheoftenthornyissueofcombiningcareerandfamily”）mean?

A.  harp  B.difficult  C.many  D.interesting.

5.Whichofthefollowingcanbeusedasthebesttitleforthepassage?

A.  AnAnecdoteofMrs.Blair.

B.  PrimeMinister’sNewBaby.

C.  BabyAlertinBritain.

D.  Mrs.BlairHasaBoy.

难点：

1．  No.10DowningStreet:

唐宁街10号；英国首相居住的地方。

2．  Gorgeous:

很棒的。

3．  Theswitchboard:

接线总机；在这里是指世界各国的元首们都打电话祝贺布莱尔首相喜得贵子，使他的总机一直占线。

4．  Assorted:

多样混合的。

5．  Barrister:

律师，法律顾问；查莉.布莱尔是个坚强的事业型的女性，她在孩子出生前一直在坚持工作。

PartIIVocabularyandStructure

６.Ihopetogetmywife_____onthenexttriptoEurope.

  A.tohavecomealongwithme

  B.tocomealongwithme

  C.comingalongwithme

  D.withmetocomealong

７.　Weallknowthetruth_____thereareair,waterandsunlight,therearelivingthings.

  A.inwherever       B.thatwherever  C.here           D.that

８．Youshouldbeableto_________rightfromwrong.

　　A.perceiveistinguish　　C.sight                　　D.observe

9.Iamtoobusythesedays.Iwouldratherallofyou_________nextmonthforadinner.

　　A.come                　　B.wouldcome

　　C.came                　　D.havecome

10.Heneverwrotetohisfather_____hewasinneedofmoney.

　　A.except               　　B.exceptwhen

　　C.exceptfor            　　D.exceptthat

11.Ipromisedtolook_________thematterassoonasIgotthere.

　　A.for                  　　B.in

　　C.into                   　Dafter

12．HespokesoquicklythatIdidn't_________whathesaid.

　　A.makefor              　　B.makesure

　　C.makeover              　　D.makeout

13．Ilookedeverywhereforsomecookingoil,butIcouldonlyfind_____.

  A.alittle                  B.little

  C.afew                    D.few

14.Nosoonerhadwesatdown_____wefounditwastimetogo.

  A.than                    B.when

  C.as                      D.while

15._____tiredafterahardwork,hefellintobedandwentstraighttosleep.

  A.Felt                    B.Feeling

  C.Beingfelt                D.Tofeel

16.Thisnovelis_____thebetterofthetwo.

  A.byfar                   B.bytoo

  C.fartoo                  D.bythefar

17.Doyoufeellike_____arest?

  A.have                    B.tohave

  C.had                     D.having

18.Youwillsoon_____thisclimateandthenthechangesintemperaturewillnotaffectyou.

  A.getusedto                B.getto

  C.getover                  D.getonwith

19.Yourwritingisgood_____somespellerrors.

  A.except                   B.exceptfor

  C.besides                  D.inadditionto

20.Newideassometimeshavetowaitforyearsbefore_____.

  A.fullyaccepted              B.havingfullyaccepted

  C.fullyaccepting             D.beingfullyaccepted

PartIII Identification 

21.MybrotherisinCaliformiaonvacation,butIwishhewasheresothathe

            A        B                 C

couldhelpmerepairmycar.

             D

22.Withproductionhavinggonesteadily,thefactoryneedsanever-increasing

   A           B                            C

supplyofraw.

     D

23.Whenwefinallymanagedtogethomeafterthetiringlongjourney,wecould

                     A            B

nothardlymoveastepfurther.

   C            D

24.Howeverhissocialpositionis.Itisnecessarythatheremembertoworkhard

    A                             B          C

andtoservethepeople.

     D

25.InAmerica,youngmenandwomenmaystayinaverycloserelationshiporeven

                       A                       B

livetogetherforalongtimebutdonotintendtomarry.

             C                    D

26.Thosepart-timestudentsexpectedtooffersomejobsoncampusduringthecoming

                         A        B      C      D

summervacation.

27.Itwon’tbelongbeforehewillgetusedtolivinganewlifeoncampus.

       A        B        C      D

28.Onmorethanoneoccasion,IfoundmyselfdoubtmyowndecisionthoughI

          A                    B

 hadbeenpreparedforitinadvance.

      C            D

29.Don’tcriticizehimofhisclumsiness.He’sstillagreenhand.

     A          B                 C    D

30.Havingmissedthelastbus,Ralphhadnoalternativeandtotakeataxihome

       A                   B          C

thoughhedidnotliketheidea.

  D

PartIV Cloze

  Whenwewantto 1  otherpeoplewhatwethink,wecandoitnotonlywiththehelpofwords,butalsoinmany 2  ways.Forexample,wesometimesmoveourheads 3  whenwewanttosay“yes”,andwemoveourheads 4  whenwewantto say“no”.

   Peoplewhocan 5 hear 5  speaktalktoeachotherwiththehelpoftheirfingers.Peoplewhodonotunderstandeachother’slanguagehavetodothesame.Thefollowingstoryshows 6 theysometimesdoit.

   7 EnglishmanwhocouldnotspeakItalianwas 8 travelinginItaly.Onedayheenteredarestaurantandsat 9 atable.Whenthewaitercame,theEnglishmanopenedhismonth, 10 hisfingersintoit, 11 themoutagainandmovedhislips.Inthewayhemeanttosay,“ 12 mesomethingtoeat.”Thewaitersoonbroughthim 13 tea.TheEnglishman 14 hisheadandthewaiterunderstoodthathedidn’twanttea.Sohetookit 15 andbroughthim 16 

coffee.TheEnglishmanwasangry.Hewasjustgoingtoleavetherestaurant 17 

anothertravelercamein.Whenthismansawthewaiter,he 18 hishandsonhisstomach.Thatwasenough.Ina 19 minutestherewasalargeplateofbreadandmeat 20 histable.

1. A.say     B.speak       C.tell      D.talk

2. A.anything  B.another      C.other     D.others

3. A.nowandthen    B.overandover   C.upanddown       D.hereandthere

4. A.frommouthtomouth        B.fromdoortodoor

   C.fromthemassestothemasses D.fromsidetoside

5. A.notonly……butalso       B.aswellas

   C.either……or            D.neither……nor

6. A.how      B.why