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MBA联考英语模拟试题及答案二
2019年MBA联考英语模拟试题及答案
(二)
PARTISTRUCTUREANDVOCABULARY(20%)
1.Smithistostudymedicineassoonashe____militaryservice.
A.willfinish
B.hasfinished
C.finish
D.wouldfinish
2.Hewaslaid_____forsixweekswithwebrokenribs.
A.in
B.out
C.up
D.down
3.He_______tobeaffectedbymanythings.
A.forced
B.permitted
C.advised
D.tended
4."DidyouremembertogiverAnnethemoneyyouownher.
"Yes,______Isawher,Iremembered."
A.momentarily
B.while
C.suddenly
D.theinstant
4._______theformationofthesun,theplanetsandotherstarsbeganwiththeconsiderationofaninterstellarcloud.
A.Itacceptedthat
B.Acceptedthat
C.Itisacceptedthat
D.Thatisaccepted
6.Heisaman__noonehasabetterrighttospeak.
A.whom
B.towhom
C.thanwho
D.thanwhom
7.______wouldhaveknowntheanswer.
A.Cleveranyone
B.Anyoneclever
C.Anyoneisclever
D.Cleverisanyone
8.Whyareyoustillsmoking?
You_______.
A.shouldhavegivenupit
B.shouldhavegivenitup
C.oughttohavegivenupit
D.shouldgivenitup
9.Novisitororrelativecanenterthepatient'sroomunless_____bythedoctor.
A.theyareinvited
B.heisinvited
C.invited
D.beeninvited
10.Thesick_______andthelost_____.
A.havecured;havefound
B.hascured;hasfound
C.havebeencured;havebeenfound
D.hasbeencured;hasbeenfound
11.Humanbehaviorismostlyaproductoflearning,______thebehaviorofanimaldependsmainlyoninstinct.
A.whereas
B.so
C.unless
D.that
12.Mumps____averycommondiseasewhichusuallyaffectschildren.
A.was
B.is
C.are
D.were
13.The_____largeststateis,andhasbeensinceAlaska'sadmissionintotheUnion,Califoria.
A.three
B.third
C.firstthird
D.most
14.________thesurfaceofmetal,butalsoweakensit.
A.Notonlydoesrustcorrode
B.Notonlyrustcorrode
C.Rust,whichnotonlycorrodes
D.Rustnotonlycorrodes
15.It'snicetogoforawalk__asummerevening.
A.on
B.in
C.at
D.during
16."Arethesetwoissuessettled?
"
"No,theystillwere_____conflict."
A.during
B.on
C.with
D.in
17."Didthemedicinemakeyoufeelbetter?
"
"No,______theworseIfeel."
A.takingmoremedicine
B.themostmedicineItake
C.themoremedicineItake
D.whenItakemoremedicine
18.Hishealthis_________.
A.aspoor,ifnotpoorerthan,hissister
B.poorashissistersifnotpoorer
C.aspooras,ifnotpoorerthan,hissister's
D.aspoor,ifnotpoorerthanhissister's
19.Susannehadworkedforthreeyearstobeacomputeranalystbutfoundherprogress________.
A.discouragingandunsatisfied
B.discourageableanddissatisfaction
C.discouragingandissatisfaction
D.unsatisfactoryanddiscouraging
20.Thatdefinitionleaves_____fordisagreement.
A.muchroom
B.asmallroom
C.greatdealroom
D.notsobigaroom
PARTIIREADINGCOMPREHENSION(50%)
PASSAGE1
JAMAICA
There'snoplacelikehomeHereareyou,athomeinJamaicainyourveryownvilla,allpastelsandprivacy.
WithEvangelinetospoilyou:
she'sgoingshoppingsoon,tosurpriseyouwithalobsterfordinner.Madlyextravagant?
Notatall.Therearehundredsofvillasforrent,alloverJamaica.Bringyourfamily,orshareonewithyourbestfriendsandthecostbecomesinc_reasinglyattractive.AdwhatnicerwaytoexperiencethebountifulwondersofJamaicathantohaveyourownspecialplacetoreturntoe_acheveningwhereyoucansitbackwitharuinpunch,talkabouttomo_rrow,andtoyourself,"There'snoplacelikehome."MakeitJamaica.Again.
21."Villa"inthisadvertisementreferstoa________.
A.boardinghouse
B.mudhut
C.logcabin
D.smallhouse
22."Madlyextravagant"inthisadvertisementmeans_______.
A.verycheap
B.fairlycheap
C.veryexpensive
D.fairlyexpensive
23.Theadvertisementimpliesthatyou_______.
A.enjoysightseeinginforeignplaces
B.don'thavetospendalotofmoney
C.mayrequireentertainmentbywell-knownsingers.
D.needalotofexcitementonyourvacation.
24.Theadvertisementappealstothereader'sneedfor______.
A.quietpleasure
B.deliciousfood
C.relaxation
D.alloftheabove
25."Bountiful"means_________.
A.abundant
B.fertile
C.great
D.prosperous
PASSAGE2
BLhasdismissedfightworksfiremenallegedtohavebeenasleepatitsLand-RoverworksatSolihullwhentwoworksinspectorsp_aidanunexpectedvisittothedutyfireroomshortlybeforedawnonMonday.Allfiremenonthenightshift,includingtheofficerincharge,aresaidtohavebeensleepinginchairsorstretchedoutonthefloor.ThisisthesecondtimeinrecentyearsthatagroupofBLempl_oyeesatSolihullhasbeendismissedforsleepingonduty.Twoandahalfyearsago13nightshiftworkerstherewerefounda_sleep.Theyhadbroughtsleepingbags,blankets,andbuiltmakeshiftb_unks.Butitisunderstoodthatnosuchpreparationshadbeenm_adebythefiremen.TheeightwerebroughtbeforeadisciplinaryhearingonTuesdayandchargedwithconductinbreachoftheirduty.Theyweresum_marilydismissed.Alleighthavegivenvoiceoftheirintentiontoappealundert_hecompany'sdisputesprocedure.ThehearingisexpectedtotakeplacenextweekwithofficialsoftheTransportandGeneralWor_kersUnionrepresentingthem.
26.Accordingtothepassage,inspectorspaidanunexpectedvis_ittothedutyfireroomjust_____.
A.beforethemoonset
B.afterthemoonset
C.afterthesunset
D.beforethesunrose
27.Whatwerethefiremendoing?
A.Theywerebuildingakindofbed.
B.Theyweremendingsleepingbags.
C.Theywereattendingameeting.
D.Theyweresleepingonnightshift.
28.HowcouldthepreviousbreachofdutyatBLbebestdescribed?
A.13nightshiftworkerswerefoundplayingcards30monthsago.
C.8nightshiftworkerswerefounddrinkingalcoholthreeyearsago/
D.8nightshiftworkerswerefoundasleeptwoandahalfyearsago.
29.Welearnedthatasaresultofthislatestcase______.
A.eightfiremenweresacked
B.thirteenfiremenweredismissed
C.eightfiremenwerepromoted
D.thirteenfiremenwerefired.
30.Whichofthefollowingstatementistrue?
A.Allfiremenofthatworkshavebeendismissed.
B.Thefiremenwhohavebeenfiredweregoingtoleavethefactory.
C.TheWorkersUnionsupportthatthesefiremenshouldbefired.
D.Thosefiremenwouldappeal.
PASSAGE3
PromptnessisimportantinAmericanbusiness,academic,andsocialsettings.Theimportanceofpunctualityistaug_httoyoungchildreninschool.Tardyslopsandtheuseofbellssig_naltothechildthatpunctualityandtimeitselfaretoberespected.Peoplewhokeepappointmentsareconsidereddependable.Ifpeoplearelatetojobinterviews,appointments,orclasses,theyareoftenvie_wedasunreliableandirresponsible.Inthebusinessworld,"timeisoney"andcompaniesmayfinetheirexecutivesfortardinesstobusi_nessmeetings.Ofcourse,itisnotalwayspossibletobepunctual.Socialandbusinessetiquettealsoprovidesrulesforlatearrivals.Callingonthetelephoneifoneisgoingtobemorethanafewminute_slateforscheduleappointmentsisconsideredpoliteandisoftenex_pected.Keepingadateofafriendwaitingbeyondtentotwentyminute_sisconsideredrude.Ontheotherhand,arrivingthirtyminuteslatetosomepartiesisacceptable.Respectingdeadlinesisalsoimportantinacademicandprofessionalci_rcles.Itisexpectedthatdeadlinesforclassassignmentsorbusinessreportswillbemet.Studentswhohandinassignmentslatemaybesurp_risedtofindthattheprofessorwilllowertheirgradesorevenrefus_etogradetheirwork.Whetheritisaquestionofarrivingontimeorofmeetingadeadline,peopleareculturallyconditionedtoregulatet_ime.
31.Thebesttitleforthispassageis________.
A.Promptness
B.Time
C.Deadlines
D.Etiquette
32.IntheUnitedStatesthechildwhomustgotobedearly,bepromptatschool,orbringatardyslipifheislate______
A.islearningtheimportanceoftimeandpunctualityinhisculture.
B.Islearningtodisobeyhisparentsandteachers.
C.Isbeingpunishedfordisobeyinghismotherandschoolofficials.
D.Isbeingpunishedforplayingtoomuch.
33.Ifapersonislateforabusinessmeeting,hemaybe_____
A.criticized
B.fired
C.madetopay
D.givenapayrise
34.SocialetiquetteintheUnitedStatesallowspeople______
A.tobeafewminuteslateforinterviewsandbusinessmeetings.
B.tocomeearlytoparties
C.tobeuptoahalf-hourlateforsomeparties.
D.tocalladatewhenheisthirtyminuteslate.
35.Thelastsentencemeans______
A.peopleeverywhereregulatetimeinthesameway.
B.Conditionsdecidehowpeoplespendtime.
C.Regulartimetableisimportantineveryculture.
D.Differentcultureshavedifferentcustomsconcerningtime.
PASSAGE4
Urbanlifehasalwaysinvolvedabalancingofopportunitiesandrewardsagainstdangersandstress;itsmotivatingforceis,inthebroadests_ense,money.Opportunitiestomakemoneymeancompetitionandcompetit_ionisstressful;itisoftenatitsmostintenseinthelargestcities,whereopportunitiesaregreatest.Thepresenceofhugenumbersofpe_opleinevitableinvolvesmoreconflict,moretraveling,theoverloadingofpublicservicesandexposuretothosedeviantsandcriminalswhoaredrawntotherichpickingsofgreatcities.Crimehasalwaysflourishedintherelativeanonymityofurbanlife,buttoday'seaseofmovementmakesitscontrolmoredifficultthanever;thereismuchevidencethatitsextenthasadirectrelationshiptothesizeofcommunities.Citydwellersmaybecometrappedintheirhomesbythefearofcrimearoundthem.
Asadefenseagainstthesedevelopmentscitydwellerste