大学英语考试考前冲刺卷九13测.docx

1、大学英语考试考前冲刺卷九13测2022年大学英语考试考前冲刺卷九（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。）单位： 姓名： 考号： 题号单选题多项选择判断题综合题总分分值 得分 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.I must get hold of that reference book before the library closes，since I am going to prepare for tomorrows exam in the evening（）A我必须在图书馆前寻找那本参考书，我打算明晚带到考场上

2、去。 ‘B我必须在图书馆关门前获得那本参考书，晚上我要准备明天的审查。C我必须在图书馆关门前找到那本参考书，晚上我要准备明天的考试。D我必须在图书馆下班前得到那本参考书，晚上我将要准备明天的考试。2.When you examine an object you will want to know the size of the object（）A当你检查事物的时候，你将知道它的面积。B当你考查一个物体时你将知道它的尺寸。C当你观察一个物体时，你会想知道这个物体的大小。D当你审查某一个物体时，你想了解这个物体的大小。3.Good health depends upon good fo

3、od，exercise and getting enough sleep（）A健康的身体取决于有营养的食品，运动和足够的睡眠。B良好的健康依赖于良好的食物，运动和充足的睡眠。C身体健康有好的食品，运动和充足的睡眠决定。D好的身体等于好的食物，运动加上足够的睡眠。4.The mayor said in the telephone that he would not attend the meeting himself，but his secretary would come instead（）A市长打来电话说，他不能亲自来参加会议了，但他的秘书来代他参加。B市长在电话里说，他不能来参加会议了，但

4、他将让秘书代他来参加。C市长用电话形式通知他的秘书参加他不愿意参加的会议。D市长通过电话说，他让秘书代替参加他不能出席的会议。5.What is the main idea of this passage AIt gives a general introduction to some of the most famous realistic writers in last century.BIt mainly reviews the difference between the fictional world in Oatess novels and the real world.CIt o

5、utlines the career life of Joyce Carol Oates, one of the most famous American writers.DIt focuses on the writing style of some famous realistic American writers.6.We can infer from the passage that_.AOatess works might be of some help in studying social problemsBreviewers criticized Oates because of

6、 her realistic styleCOates lived in a world full of violence, insanity and lonelinessDin spite of her little knowledge of car racing, Oates described a race ill her novel7.Which of the following universities is NOT the one that Oates ever worked in AUniversity of Detroit.BUniversity of Wisconsin.CUn

7、iversity of Windsor.DPrinceton University.8.Oatess works_.Areflected the problems caused by her studentsBare similar to the real events reported in newspapers and magazinesCnever focused on any topic that she was unfamiliar withDare often referred to in todays talk shows9.The novel With Shuddering F

8、all was_.Athe first publication of Joyce Carol OatesBthe realistic description of her own experienceCpublished when Oates worked as an instructor in the University of DetroitDtotally derived from her own imagination10.Which of the following might be the best title for this passage AThe Formation of

9、the Earth.BThree Types of Zones of Contact.CThe Geological and Topographical Features of the Earth.DThe Formation of the Atlantic Ocean.11.The 15 plates of the Earth are formed from_.Athe oceanic crusts and continental crustsBthe crusts and the mantleCthe crusts and the top and solid part of the man

10、tleDthe continental crests and the solid part of the mantle12.This passage is probably_.Aa newspaper advertisementBa chapter of a novelCan excerpt from a textbookDa scientific report of new findings13.According to the second paragraph, the formation of the Atlantic Ocean is the example of_.Aspreadin

11、g contactsBthe influence of volcanic eruptionsCconverging contactsDtransform contacts14.The Earths crust_.Acan be classified into two typesBis formed along the margins of the platesCconsists of semi-molten rocksDis about 70 to 100 kilometers thick15.The main idea of this passage is_.Ait is nature it

12、self that should take the blame for the decline of North AfricaBclimatic changes coupled with forest abuse result in the decrease of forests in North AfricaCwithout sufficient forests, the rains will take away all the organic nitrogenDsince Roman times the rain forests in North Africa has been decre

13、asing gradually16.Increase in the temperature of tropical soil_.Amight cause.the overflow of floodBmight lead to the loss of organic nitrogen in itCwill produce a great deal of organic nitrogenDis harmless to the growth of rain forests17.What might be the meaning of the word climatological in Line 5

14、, Paragraph 1 AOf or relating to climates.BOf or relating to the changes of climates.COf or relating to the study of climates.DOf or relating to climates in a certain area.18.Which of the following is the ultimate reason for the decline of tropical rain forests AUnfavourable climate.BHuman abuse of

15、forests.CIncrease in the temperature.DUnusual rainfalls.19.The main topic of this passage is_.Afat-taboo in the United StatesBunacceptable behaviors in the United StatesCsome examples of taboos in the United StatesDthe influence of some important books in society20.In the second paragraph the author

16、s intention of mentioning death is_.Ato show that death is an old taboo in the United StatesBto illustrate the changes that have happened to some taboosCto promote the sales of two important booksDto reveal his interest in this taboo topic21.This passage is the least likely to be selected from_.Aa n

17、ewspaper articleBa lecture by a social scientistCa textbook on American cultureDan article published in Nature22.The sentence In an image-conscious society like the U.S., thin is in, while fat is out . means _.Athin is inside society: fat is outside societyBthin is invisible: fat is visibleCthin is

18、np to date: tat is out of dateDthin is hidden inside ones clothes, fat is exposed to others23.According to this passage, why do most companies employ thin people to promote their products ABecause thin people eat less and therefore ask for less pay.BBecause thin people lend to be more hardworking th

19、an fat people.CBecause thin people are considered vigorous, youthful and more likely to succeed.DBecause thin people are more willing to work for big companies.24._, John would have avoided making such stupid mistakes.AIn spite of his carefulnessBOnly if he were carefulCHad he been carefulDCareful a

20、s he was25.Mrs. Swan has cooked a special meal_her important visitors.Ain favor ofBin honor ofCin regard ofDin terms of26._a few words, I do not know any Japanese at all.AApart fromBAs toCDue toDThanks to27.A light wind_the surface of the pond.AexcitedBdisturbedCinspiredDoccupied28.Because time in c

21、lass is limited, the teacher explained the question_.Ain allBin briefCin detailDin short29._hard the question is, he can answer it appropriately.AThoughBHoweverCNo matterDDespite30.We should learn to choose our words carefully and use them_, or they will make our speech silly and in bad taste.Aaccur

22、atelyBacutelyCalertlyDawkwardly31.The young undergraduate was_death because he had murdered four of his classmates.Acondemned ofBcondemned toCcondemned forDcondemned into32.The president_that some terrorists remained a threat, but suggested that common criminals were the cause of much of the violenc

23、e.AaceeleraledBacknowledgedCachievedDacquired33.Scarcely_to the kitchen when the door-bell rang loud enough to wake the dead.Ahave I got backBdid I go backCwas I going backDhad I got back34.The workers are unlikely to be_by the factory because of the support of the Trade Union.Alaid asideBlaid downC

24、laid offDlaid out35.Mum should_the fact that shes no longer young and beautiful.Aface withBface toCface upDface up to36._was Janes self-confidence that_her from other applicants in the job interview.AThere; suggestedBIt; distinguishedCThis; displayedDThat: kept37.Though they are_food and drink, the

25、men are cheerful and confident that they will get out soon.Arunning acrossBrunning downCrunning overDrunning out of38.The young lovers have been trying to put some money_for their marriage ceremony.AacrossBasideCawayDoff39.Shes become quite_to the company after her service as a deputy manager for a

26、whole year.AindifferentBindustrialCindustriousDindispensable40.He was so accustomed_untidiness that he would probably have denied its existence.AinBonCtoDwith41.The manager was unable to_his anger any longer, so he blamed the secretary ruthlessly.Ahold backBhold forthChold onDhold with42.He deceived

27、 me_thinking he was the manager of the firm.AinBofCintoDto43.American young people would rather_advice from strangers.AgetBto getCgettingDgot44.My sister had a(n)_for music when she was only two years old.AabilityBintelligenceCinterestDtalent45.Do you know_direction we are going, north or south Ain

28、whichBfrom whichCof whichDto which46.Joes violent rage for nothing left us_.Ato confuseBconfuseCconfusingDconfused47.The man denied_the suspect at the gate of the hospital when be was questioned by the police.AseeingBhaving seenCto seeDto have seen48.My health_, I will try my best to help those in n

29、eed in some remote regions.ApermitsBpermittingCpermittedDis permitted49.The Town Council spent a lot of money to_the old castle and other places of historic interest.AconserveBdeserveCpreserveDreserve50.One afternoon the little boy_from the coast in a small boat and was caught in a storm.Aset aboutBset downCset onDset out