[职业资格类试卷]2017年湖北省农村义务教育学校教师公开招聘考试(中学英语)真题试卷(精选).doc

1、职业资格类试卷2017年湖北省农村义务教育学校教师公开招聘考试(中学英语)真题试卷(精选)词汇与结构1 The undeilmed letters in the following words have the same sound EXCEPT.(A) helmet(B) energetic(C) edition(D) except2 hi order to make leameis mastei this skill easily, you should mtroduceclearly they need to know.(A) that(B) what(C) who(D) whicli3

2、 The tiam was an hour late, we.(A) neediVt huny up(B) didiVt need have humed up(C) didiVt need huny up(D) neediVt have burned up4 , my home is the best, wlieiever I go.(A) Humble it may be(B) Humble as it may be(C) It may be humble(D) As humble it may be5 His in alcohol mrned his whole life.(A) mdul

3、gence(B) habit(C) engagement(D) addiction6 He became very when he found the disloyalty of his wife.(A) mgemous(B) creative(C) empmcal(D) ftinous7 The fbllowmg are Shakespeare's works of fbui great tragedies EXCEPT(A) Hamlet(B) Macbeth(C) King Lear(D) The Merchant of Vemce8 The rhetoiical device

4、employed m nI haven't seen you fbi ages11 is.(A) uony(B) metonymy(C) hypeibole(D) metaphoi9 Which of the following pan of words are close in meaning?(A) change, alter(B) love, hate(C) son, sun(D) rose, lily10 When piacticmg Task-based Language Teaching, the class bears the following features EXC

5、EPT.(A) language is text-based and discourse-based(B) lexical units are central in language use and language learning(C) conveisation is the cential fbcus of language and keystone of language acquisition(D) activities provide both the mput and output processmg necessaiy of language acquisition完形填空10

6、 The flood of women into the job maiket has boosted economic growth and changed the society C1 many ways. Many in-home jobs that used to be done pnmaiily by women一 C2 fiom fanuly shoppmg to piepaiuig meals to C3voluntaiy work-still need to be done by someone. Husbands and children now do some of the

7、se jobs, a situation that has changed the C4 maiket for many pioducts. Of a working woman may face a Hpoveity of time” and look for help elsewhere, C5 oppomuiities fbi pioduceis of frozen meals, cluld care centeis, diy cleaners, financial services, and the like.C6 there is still a big wage gap betwe

8、en men and women, the mcome woikuig women C7 gives them new independence and buying power. For example, women now C8 about half of all cars. Not long ago, many car dealers C9 women shoppers by ignomig them or suggesting that they come back with then husbands. Now car companies have realized that wom

9、en are potential custoineis. It's inteiesting that some leadmg Japanese car dealers were the fust to leally pay attention to women customers though the Japanese society is CIO veiy much male-onented.11 Cl(A) at(B) in(C) on(D) to12 C2(A) raiignig(B) woikuig(C) onginating(D) stanuig13 C3(A) doing(

10、B) do(C) did(D) done14 C4(A) ami(B) target(C) goal(D) purpose15 ICS(A) created(B) to create(C) creatmg(D) is cieatmg16 C6(A) Tlieiefbie(B) Although(C) Unless(D) Since17 C7(A) generating(B) to generate(C) generates(D) generate18 C8(A) sale(B) drive(C) produce(D) purchase19 C9(A) criticized(B) blamed(

11、C) uisulted(D) warned20 CIO(A) still(B) almost(C) quite(D) totally阅读理解20 The Internet began in the 1960s as a small netwoik of academic and govenunent computers piunanly involved in leseaich fbi the militaiy. Ongmally limited to reseaichers at a handfiil of umveisities and government facilities, the

12、 Liteinet has quickly become a worldwide network providing users with information on a range of subjects and allowing them to purchase goods diiectly fiom companies via computer. More and more people are paying bills, shopping, oideimg aidine tickets, and puichasing stocks via computer over the Inte

13、rnet.Internet banking is also becoming mcieasmgly popular. With lower overhead costs in terms of staffing and office space, Internet banks are able to offer highei interest rates on deposits and charge lower rates on loans than tiaditional banks. HBnck and mortal" banks are mcieasmgly offering

14、onluie banking seivices via tiaditional websites to complement then traditional seivices. At piesent, 14 percent of Internet households conduct then banking by means of the Internet, and the figure is expected to double oi tuple during the next two oi tluee veais. JIiicieasing conuneicial use of the

15、 Liteinet has heiglitened security and privacy concerns. With a credit oi debit card, an Internet user can older almost anything onluie and have it deliveied to Ins home oi office. Companies domg business over the Internet need sophisticated security measuies to protect credit card, bank account, an

16、d social security numbers fiom unautlionzed access as they pass across the Internet. Any oiganization that connects its networks to the global Liteinet must carefiilly control the access pomt to ensure that outsiders cannot distuib the oiganization's intenial networks or gain unauthoiized access

17、 to the orgamzatioirs computer systems and data.21 Accoidmg to the fiist paiagiaph. the fbllowmg statements are tine EXCEPT.(A) Iiiteinet is used in purchasing and ordering(B) Internet provides large amount of infbmiation(C) Liteinet was used m the leseaich fbi the nulitaiy(D) Iiiteinet was widely u

18、sed by individuals in the 1960s22 Internet baiikuig.(A) charges higher loan rates(B) offers higher interest rates(C) will replace the tiaditional banking(D) maintain its stability in user numbers23 What is NOT mentioned by the text?(A) The oiiginal use of the Internet.(B) Secunty concerns m using In

19、ternet.(C) The conmieicial conveniences in using Internet.(D) Softwares used to guaiantee the secunty of Internet.24 Which of the fbllowmg statements is conect according to the text?(A) It's easy to dismpt banks1 internal networks.(B) Nowadays most people are using online banking.(C) The use of

20、Internet should be envnoninental-fiiendly.(D) Goods oideied onlme can be delivered to Internet users.24 People fiom East Asia tend to have more difficulty than those fiom Europe in distinguisliuig facial expressions. A new lepoit explains why. Jack and Ins colleagues fiom Umveisity of Glasgow discov

21、ered that ratliei than scaiming evenly across a face as Westerners do, Easteineis fix then attention on the eyes. Jack said, MWesteineis look at the eyes and the mouth in equal measure, whereas Easteineis favor the eyes and neglect the mouth.11The leseaicliers studied culunal differences in the leco

22、gmtion of facial expressions by recoiding the eye movements of 13 Westein Caucasian and 13 East Asian people while they obseived pictures of expressive faces and put them into categories: happy, sad, suipiised. feaiftiL disgusted, angry, or neutral. They compaied how accurately paiticipants read tho

23、se facial expressions usmg then paiticulai eye movement strategies.It turned out that Easterners focused much gieatei attention on the eyes and made significantly more enois than did Westerners. HThe cultural difference in eye movements that they show is piobably a leflection of culuual diffeience i

24、n facial expiessions/1 Jack said. nOui data suggest that whereas Westeineis use the whole face to convey emotion, Easterners use the eves more and mouth less/1JIii short, the data show that facial expressions are not umveisal signals of human emotion. Fiom here on, exaniunng how cultuial factors have diversified these basic social skills will help oui understandmg of hunian emotion. Otherwise, when it comes to conuiiunicating emotions across cultures, Eastemeis and Westeineis will find themselves lost in translation.25 Accoidmg to this xeseaich, Eastem