四川大学英语考试真题卷5.docx

1、四川大学英语考试真题卷52022年四川大学英语考试真题卷（5）本卷共分为1大题50小题，作答时间为180分钟，总分100分，60分及格。 一、单项选择题（共50题，每题2分。每题的备选项中，只有一个最符合题意） 1.The passage is mainly about _. Aeconomic development and the creation of poverty Bschool academic achievement and employment Cthe difficulties of the U.S. youth in employment Dthe shortage of

2、jobs for the poor population 2.The applied scientist_. Adoes original research to understand the basic law Bapplies the results of research to practical problems Cis not interested in practical problems Dprovides the basic knowledge for the pure scientist 3.We can learn from the passage that_. Aboth

3、 pure scientists and applied scientists are not equally important Bthe aircraft designer stands for the pure scientist Cgeophysics and biochemistry are examples of new specialties Dpure scientists are more important 4.The statement the horizons of science have expanded ( Line 1, Para. 1 ) means that

4、_. Athe horizon is enlarged by scientists Bscientists can observe further space Cscientist9 are making efforts to expand the outer space Dscience has developed more fields 5.Finer and finer division in the field of science has led to_. Agreater interdependence of all the various sciences Bthe elimin

5、ation of the need for specialists Cgreater independence of all the Various sciences Dthe greater need for the applied scientists 6.The example given in the third paragraph illustrates how_. Aapplied scientist direct the work of the pure scientist Bapplied science suggests problems for the basic scie

6、ntist Cpure scientist operates independently of applied scientist Dpure scientist plays a more important role than applied scientist 7.Under the cover of different brands,_. Athe products have great difference from each other Bthe products are more or less the same Cthe manufacturers tend to differ

7、very little Dthe brands may vary only in name 8.In the advertisement, the picture of a mother tenderly kissing her small boy shows_. Agreat mother love to her child Bsympathy from the majority Cthe usefulness of bandages Dendless love in peoples minds 9.Lots of automobile advertisements are designed

8、 to_. Asatisfy peoples desire to be admired Bsatisfy peoples desire for love Cintroduce its unique features Dsatisfy peoples demand in daily life 10.The phrase potential buyer ( Line 1, Para. 3 ) most probably means_. Athose who may entertain themselves Bthose who seem to be alive Cthese who may ass

9、ociate the product with fun Dthose who may probably buy the product 11.What is a scientific approach used to prove AThe true value of the product. BThe buyers reasoning mind. CThe true appearance of the product. DThe high quality of the product. 12.There is _ district in the world. Ano such a Bnot s

10、uch Cnot such a Dno such 13.Im ashamed _ such a thing. Athat you would have done Bthat you should have done Cof what you are doing Dto what you were doing 14.We advised them to take a rest, but they _ on finishing the work. Asuggested Bcontinued Cinsisted Dpersisted 15.He is not _ I thought he would

11、 be. Amore a help than Ba help more than Cso much of a help as Da help as much as 16.A(n) _ job is one that is long and boring. Adull Btedious Ctiresome Dmonotonous 17.You spent more money than _ intended to be spent. Awere Bis Cwas Dare 18.Living in the central Australian desert has its problems, _

12、 obtaining water is not the least. Afor which Bto which Cof which Din which 19.The staff, having finished work for the day, _ going home now. Ais Bare Cwas Dwere 20.Very few scientists _ completely new answers to the worlds problems. Acome up with Bcome out Ccome round Dcome up to 21.Jones and Edwar

13、ds are, _ the producer and director of the movie. Aresponsibly Brespectfully Crespectively Drespectably 22.After a concert tour in Asia, Canada and the U.S. , he will _ work on a five-language opera. Aconfine Bindulge Cresume Dundergo 23.His illness made him _ of concentration. Aincompetent Bunable

14、Cincapable Dpowerless 24.Great as Newton was, many of his ideas _ today and are being modified by the work of scientists of our time. Aare to challenge Bmay be challenged Chave been challenged Dare challenging 25._ Id like to, I cant come. AIn spite of BThough much CMuch as DAs much 26.The bus that

15、_ outside the inn would soon take the visitors downtown. Aheld back Bpulled up Cgot down Dset forth 27.You are very selfish. Its time you _ that you are not the most important person in the world, Edgar said to his boss angrily. Arealize Bhave realized Crealized Dwould realize 28._ she wondered if s

16、he had made a mistake. ANot until long afterwards that BNot long until afterwards CIt was not until long afterwards that DIt was long afterwards until 29.Jane has just _ a letter from a friend of hers in England. Areturned Banswered Coffered Dreplied 30.How is it _ your roommates request and yours a

17、re identical Aif Bso Cwhat Dthat 31.There has been a great increase in retail sales, _ . Adoes there Bisnt there Chasnt there Disnt it 32.Anna was reading a piece of science fiction, completely _ to the outside world. Ahaving been lost Bto be lost Closing Dlost 33.We should always keep in mind that

18、_ decisions often lead to bitter regrets. Ahasty Binstant Cprompt Drapid 34.The manager made a farseeing decision _ what she had said. Ain the course of Bin the light of Cin favor of Din the face of 35.You may borrow the book, _ that you do not lend it to anyone else. Aon occasion Bon condition Con

19、purpose Donly if 36.I turned down his invitation to dinner as I didnt want to _ on him. Ainvade Bdisturb Cinterfere Dimpose 37.These varied racial groups have learned to live together in peace and _ , setting an example well worth following. Aharmony Bgrace Crhythm Drelief 38.A love marriage, howeve

20、r, does not necessarily _ much sharing of interests and res-ponsibilities. Atake over Bresult in Chold on Dkeep to 39.It is no good _ him. He is always indifferent towards others matters. Ato turn to Bturning to Cturn to Dturned to 40.Classification is a useful _ to the organization of knowledge in

21、any field. Ameans Bapproach Cmode Dmanner 41.Of all the soldiers they had the _ of being the fiercest, the most patriotic, the toughest. Arecognition Breservation Crecreation Dreputation 42.Hanssen apparently was mothballed by the Kremlin after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 in part becaus

22、e _. Ahis masters feared he might be exposed by a security breach in the United States Bthey were getting information of more immediate value from their mole in the CIA, Aldrich Ames through various means Cthey can at least use Aldrich Ames, whose information is of more immediate value Dboth A and B

23、 43.Hanssen was reactivated because _. Aespionage was reactivated Bhis knowledge of counterintelligence might help Moscow understand how America defends against spies CAldrich Ames had been exposed and arrested by FBI Dhe knew the names of many US spies in Russia 44.In Putin-style espionage, _. Aide

24、ology is out, and most acts of subversion are aimed at the United States Bthe aim of its ideology is to subvert the United States Cideology and most acts of subversion aimed at the United States are out-dated Dideology and most acts of subversion aimed at the United States are in the open air 45.In

25、the last paragraph, Gordievsky thinks that _. AWashington and Moscow are back to a spy-vs.-spy standoff BRussian intelligence, predicting the new Bush administration would be more pragmatic and easier to work with than the Clinton White House, may have misread the new Bush administration CRussian in

26、telligence may have misread the new Bush administration, because he predicts it would be more pragmatic and easier to work with than the Clinton White House DWashington has been no pushover 46.What does the sentence imply: As Robert Hanssen has learned, intelligence is hardly a sure thing. AHe shoul

27、dnt have counted on the chances of not being exposed. BIt is hard to predict whether the Bush Administration would be more pragmatic and easier to work with or not. CMoscow had to back down a bit, stressing its willingness to talk about a missile shield. DBoth A and B 47.In the story told by Dave Ba

28、rber, _. Ahe was finally saved by his grandmother Bhe was finally saved by his nine-year-old son Che would have been drowned if his grandmother had not lifted him Dhe would have been taken away by his grandmother if his son had not dragged him down 48.In the story told by Nick McGlynn, _. Ahis dead

29、wife spoke to him in a tone he used to announce his arrival to her Bhis wife spoke to him who died a few hours ago, in a tone he used to announce his arrival Chis dead wife spoke to him in a tone she used to announce her arrival Dnone of the above 49.Author Emma Heathcote-James has at least written _ books telling real-life ghost stories. Aone Btwo Cthree Dfour 50.The author believes the medium had let the spirit take him over because _ Ahe used his hands to gesticulate B