山东省高等教育自学考试英语(二)模拟试题3.doc

精品文档山东省高等教育自学考试英语（二）模拟试题3（课程代码：00015考试时间：150分钟）注意事项：答案必须写在答题卡规定的区域内，未按要求作答的答案无效。I.VocabularyandStructure(10points,1pointforeachitem)在每小题列出的四个备选项中只有一个是符合题目要求的，请将其选出并将答题卡的相应代码涂黑。错涂、多涂或未涂均无分。1.Iswitched_thetaperrecorder,pressedthebuttonanditstarted.AinB.offC.onD.at2._thecostofthejourneysshehadmade,theauthorhadfinancialproblemswhenshegraduatedfromheruniversity.A.BecauseofB.IncaseofC.AsforD.ratherthan3.Withoutmusic,theworldadullplace.A.willbeB.wouldhavebeenC.willhavebeenD.wouldbe4.Heworkedveryhard,otherwisehe_.A.wouldhavefailedB.willhavefailedC.willfailD.wouldfail5.Theporter_thefire-brigadeassoonashesawthefireinthestock,whichwentupinsmoke.A.oughttocallB.oughttohavecalledC.shouldcallD.shouldhavecalling6.Ratherthanallowthevegetablestogobad,hesoldthem_halfprice.A.asB.forC.atD.in7._,eventhemostmodernaircraftlooksclumsyandslow.A.ForcontrastB.BycontrastC.WithcontrastD.Oncontrast8._seensuchabeautifulsight.A.NeverhaveIB.NeverIhaveC.OnlyhaveID.OnlyIdid9.Roundtothecorner_amailman.A.didcomeB.doescomeC.iscomingD.came10.Hedidnt_schoolinspiteofhispoorfamily.A.dropinB.dropoffC.forD.dropoutofII.ClozeTest(10points,1pointforeachitem)下列短文中有十个空白，每个空白有四个选项。请根据上下文要求选出最佳答案，并将答题卡的相应代码涂黑。Chinawasboundto11theUSintermsoftotalenergyconsumptionsoonerorlater,andaccordingtoIEA12,ithappenedin2009.Onelong-termfactorbehindthisdevelopmentisChinaspopulationmorethanfourtimes13oftheUSwithagrowingappetiteforconsumergoodsthatneedenergytouseandto14.TheotherkeyreasonisChinasrapideconomicgrowth,anannualaverageof10%15thelasttwodecades,comparedwithamuchslower2.6%intheUnitedStates.MuchofChinaseconomicgrowthhasbeeninindustryandconstruction,whicharebigenergyusers.ThetimingofChinaovertakingtheUSalsoreflectstheglobalfinancialcrisis,which16theAmericaneconomymuchharderandsohadabigger17onthecountrysenergyuse.Chinasnew18inenergyconsumptionisyetanotherindicatorofitsgrowinginfluenceintheglobaleconomyespeciallyininternationalenergymarkets.ButwhileChinastotalenergyconsumptionhas,accordingtotheIEA,overtakentheUS,itsstillfarbehindintermsofenergyuseperperson,byafactorofmorethanthree.ChineseofficialshavesaidtheIEAsdataareunreliable,andfailto19whattheycalltheirrelentlesseffortstocutenergyuseandemissions.TheresponseprobablyreflectsChinassensitivitytocriticismofitsgrowingglobalinfluence.ButtheIEAsanalysisisnotacriticism.AseniorofficialattheagencydescribedChinasgrowingenergyconsumptionaslegitimate,20itspopulation.11.A.overtakeB.lessC.muchD.little12.A.countsB.calculationsC.multiplicationsD.outcomes13.A.whichB.asC.suchD.that14.A.turndownB.turninC.manufactureD.fabricate15.A.onB.beneathC.overD.under16.A.hitsB.hittingC.beinghitD.hit17.A.impactB.impactingC.effectsD.effect18.A.leadB.leaderC.headingD.head19.A.atimeB.astageC.anageD.aperiod20.A.apresenceB.anappearanceC.anexpressionD.adisclosureIII.ReadingComprehension(30points,2pointsforeachitem)从下列每篇短文的问题后所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案，并将答题卡的相应代码涂黑。PassageOneQuestions21to25arebasedonthefollowingpassage.OnChristmasDay1990,inalaboratoryinSwitzerland,BritishphysicistTimBerners-LeefinisheddevelopingthetoolstocreatetheWorldWideWeb.HewasworkingattheEuropeanOrganisationforNuclearResearch,Cern,inGeneva.HisbossgavehimthegreenlighttoworkontheprojectduringhissparetimeandtogetherwiththehelpofhisBelgiancolleagueRobertCailliau,TimBerners-Leeproducedtheworldsfirstwebpage.TheexperimentheraldedanewerabecauseitdemonstratedhowcomputerscouldtalktoeachotherthroughanewlanguagetheycreatedcalledHyper-TextMarkupLanguage,orHTML.Currentlytheremightbeanythinguptoatrillionwebpageswithallsortsofcontent.Peoplebuyandsellproductsandservices,makefriendsthroughthesepages,learnandteach.WefoundmanyenthusiastsofthewebinthestreetsofLondon.Man1:“Itmeanshavinginformationinyourhomewitheasyaccesswhichinthepastwouldhaveonlybeenavailableinthousandsoflibraries.Soitsinformationatyourfingertips.”Woman:“Accesstoalotofpeoplereally.WevegotalotoffamilyoverseassoweuseSkypequiteabit.”Man2:“Information,news,socialgroups.”Man3:“Imjustusingitusuallyforemailsandsocialnetworkingwithmyfriendsandwell,readingnewspapersandinformation.Basicallyeverything!”FortunesweremadeintheWorldWideWeb.ManysaythatTimBerners-Leecouldhavebeenabillionairethroughhisinventionbuthesaidthatallhewantsistokeeptheegalitarianspiritofthewebintactandthemediumfreetouse.Manyuserssharethesameideals.21.Whatisthispassagetalkingabout?A.ThebirthoftheWorldWideWeb.B.Thebiographyofaphysicist.C.Theimportanceofthefirstwebpage.D.TheapplicationofsomeHTML.22.WhoisTimBerners-Lee?A.Aninternetuser.B.AphysicistwontheNobelPrize.C.Aphysicistwhoalsodesignedthefirstwebpage.D.Awritewhowritesinabrandnewlanguage.23.Wherewerethepeopleinterviewed?A.Bern.B.London.C.Geneva.D.AnunknowncityinEngland.24.Whichofthefollowingbestdescribestheintervieweesattitudestowardstheinternet?A.Fearful.B.Indifferent.C.Distanced.D.Enthusiastic25.WhichofthefollowingisincorrectabouttheapplicationoftheWeb?A.Itcanbeusedinmanyways.B.Ithasbecomeverypopularamongaveragepeople.C.Theinventoroftheinternethopeseverybodyhasaccesstomedium.D.ItwasdesignedbyagovernmentofficialinEurope.PassageTwoQuestions26to30arebasedonthefollowingpassage.Afterasurveybyagroupofinternationalexperts,thebeachesatSharmel-Sheikharetoreopen,butonlyafterstrictnewsafetymeasuresareinplace.Therewillbecontinuouspatrolsbyboatsclosetoshore.Watchtowersarebeingestablishedalongthebeaches,mannedbyprofessionaldivers,equippedwithbinocularstoscanforanysignofsharks.Swimmerswillhavetoremainwithindesignatedareas,andrulesagainstfeedingsharksoranyothersealifearebeingreinforced.Theinternationalsharkexpertsconcludedthatrecentattackswerecarriedoutbymorethanoneshark,sowaitinguntiltheculpritwascaughtseemsnottohavebeenanoptionbeforeopeningthebeaches,especiallyasthepeakChristmasseasonapproaches.Buttouristsmaybeunderstandablynervousandatleastsomecancellationsarereported.26.Whatprobablyhappenedbeforethere-openingofthebeach?A.Itmusthavebeendestroyedbyarainstorm.B.Itmusthavebeenvisitedbyadangerousshark.C.Somepeoplemusthavecomehereforsuicidal.D.Theremusthavebeenaseriouspollution.27.WhichofthefollowingisNOTcorrect?A.Internationalexpertssurveyedthebeachbeforeitsreopening.B.Patrolboatsareusedtokeepthebeachunderclosewatch.C.Peoplearenotallowedtocometothebeach.D.Touristsdonotcometothebeachanylonger.28.WhichofthefollowingisNOTincludedinthesafetymeasures?A.Patrolboats.B.Watchtower.C.Professionaldivers.D.Internationalexperts.29.Whatcanpeopledoafterthereopeningofthebeach?A.Swimindesignatedarea.B.Feedseaanimalsexceptsharks.C.CelebrateChristmaswithprofessionaldivers.D.Learnhowtodivefromprofessionaldivers.30.Whichofthefollowingiscorrect？A.Severalsharksmayattacktogether.B.Sharksonlyattackatnight.C.Thebeachwillbereopenedtilltheculpritiscaught.D.Theinternationalsharkexpertspatrolthebeacheveryday.PassageThreeQuestions31to35arebasedonthefollowingpassage.TherehavebeensomeshockingcasesofviolentchildabuseinBritaininrecentyears.Tomentionjusttwo:KristyBamuwasmurderedin2010becausehisattackersthoughthewasawitch.Hewas15.Andthentherewasthegruesomecaseoftheheadlesstorsobelongingtoafiveorsix-year-oldboyfoundintheRiverThamesadecadeago.Intryingtotackletheproblem,thegovernmenthasbroughttogetherfaithleaders,charities,thepoliceandsocialworkers.Underitsnewactionplaniturgesclosercooperationbetweenthesegroups.Thosecriticaloftheplan,whilewelcomingitasanimportantstep,saymorefaithleadersneedtoacknowledgetheproblemofritualkillings.Despitethedifferencesofopinionwhichexist,thegovernmentsaysitwillnowhelpprovidesupporttothosewhowitnesssuchactivity.Italsosaysitwantstoappointmentorspeoplewhocanlistentomembersofaffectedcommunities.Butthegovernmentadmitsthatmoreresearchisneededfortheproblemtobeproperlyeradicated.31.WhowasKristyBamuaccordingtothepassage?A.Hewasawitch.B.Hewasaboyviolentlyattackedtodeath.C.Hekilledsomewitch.D.Hewaskilledbyhisrelatives.32.WhatwasfoundintheThames10yearsago?A.Theincompletebodyofayoungboy.B.Fiveorsixyoungboysbodies.C.ThebodyofKristyBamu.D.Thebodyofawitch.33.Whichofthefollowingisnotincludedinthemeetingsarrangedbythegovernment?A.Charityworkers.B.Police.C.Educators.D.Religiouspeople.34.Whatdoestheworderadicatedmean?A.CuredB.Fired.C.Uprooted.D.Completed.35.WhichofthefollowingisNOTcorrect?A.AseriouschildabuseproblemexistsintheUnitedKingdom.B.Mentorshavebeendesignatedtochildrensubjecttoabuse.C.Childrenmightbecomevictimtosomereligiousbelief.D.Morefaithleadersshouldacknowledgeritualkillings.IV.WordSpelling(10points,1pointfortwoitems)将下列汉语单词译成英语。每个单词的此类、首字母及字母数目均已给出，请将完整的单词写在答题卡上。36.喝彩,欢呼n.a_37.管理,经营n.a_38.完成v.a_39.痛苦,苦恼n.a_40.预先准备,事先处理v.a_41.确信,断言,保证n.a_42.交流,交际v.c_43.通常的,惯例的a.c_44.贡献,奉献n.d_45.毁坏v.d_46.使人丧失信心,使人沮丧v.d_47.预期的,期望的a.e_48.单调的,乏味的a.m_49.自我陶醉,自恋n.n_50.不公平对待,自虐v.m_51.义务,职责n.o_52.压倒,击溃v.o_53.参加者,参与者n.p_54.低估,看轻v.u_55.持续不变的,持久的a.s_V.WordForm(10points,1pointforeachitem)请根据下列各句的意思，将括号中的各词变为适当的形式填入空白，并将答案写在答题卡上。56.Theworldwouldmovefromastateofenergyscarcitytoaneraof_(exhaust)energyresources.57.Theyarealsomorelikelytohaveamiscarriageorstillbirth,orfortheirbabiestobebornwithan_(normal).58.Theneedofthehouristoenhanceand_(large)thescopeofcooperationbetweennations.59.Therefore,itisverycrucialtohavementobepartofgender_(equal)projects.60.IfItakeaschoolaneducatedwomanwouldbe_(value)asahelptome.61.Welltheanswerseemstobe,theuniversecancreate_(complex),butwithgreatdifficulty.62.My_(recognize)ofhimwasimmediate.(recognize)63.Hetriedtowalkoffthe_(annoy)hissongavehim.64.GeographyhasgiventheUSextensiveandaccessibleresources,fertileland,anda_(benefit)climate.65.SongverseisoftennottypicalEnglishforstudy.Butitisan_(enjoy)way,andisgoodforyoungsters.VI.TranslatethefollowingsentencesfromChineseintoEnglish(15points,3pointsforeachitem)请将下列各句译成英语并将答案写在答题卡上。66.如果经理不能及时醒来，就叫醒他。67.尽管他可能很聪明，他不会那样做的。68.他一到就病倒了。69.只有那时他才认识到他错了。70.除非他明确邀请，我从未进过他的房间。VII.TranslatethefollowingsentencesfromEnglishintoChinese(15points)请将下列各句译成汉语并将答案写在答题卡上。71.Sometimesbookswereillustratedwithwoodcuts.Blocksofwoodwerecarvedsothatthewhitepartsofthepicturewerebelowthesurfaceofthewood.Whenthesurfacewasinkedandstampedontopaper,thedarkpartofthepicturewasreproduced.Thefirstattempts,ofcourse,wererathercrude,buteventuallytheblockprintersweremaki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