专升本模拟试题III

1、专升本模拟试题IIIPart I Listening ComprehensionSection A1. A. It is warm today. B. The forecast is accurate. C. The forecast is wrong. D. The man has caught a cold.2. A. The woman agrees to sit together with the man.B. The man hopes to sit together with the woman.C. The man hopes to sit together with his f

2、riend.D. The woman isnt willing to move.3. A. That Sally is serious about Bob. B That Bob is serious about Sally.C. That Sally is not serious about Bob. D That Bob is not serious about Sally.4. A. Learning French. B Giving up something.C. Complaining. D Making progress5. A At home B On a farm C At a

3、 birthday party D In a restaurantSection B Questions 6 to 8 are based on the passage you have just heard.6. A It could thus be posted. B It could thus be booked.C It could thus show their presence. D It could thus show their coming on time.7. A Delayed by fog. B I came after that. C The same reason

4、as before. D I was caught in an accident.8. A The man whose wife had had a baby arrived before anyone else. B The man whose wife had had a baby was the last person to arrive. C The man whose wife had had a baby arrived before all the others who were late. D The man whose wife had had a baby did not

5、come as usual.Questions 9 to 10 are based on the passage you have just heard.9. A How to invite your friends. B How to behave at a table.C When to call on your friends. D When to arrive and leave.10. A Try to help your hostess. B Give them a telephone. C Wait or wander outside. D Go to buy some pres

6、entsSection C Television keeps one (11)_ about current events and the latest developments in science and politics. The most (12)_ countries and the strangest (13)_ are brought right into ones sitting room. It could be argued that the radio performs this service as well; but on television everything

7、is much more (14)_ . Yet here again, there is a (15)_. The television screen itself has a terrible, almost physical harm for us. We get so used to looking at the movements on it, so (16)_ on its pictures, that it begins to (17)_ our lives. People are often heard to say that their (18)_ have broken d

8、own and that they have suddenly found that they have far more time to do things and that they have (19)_ begun to talk to each other again. It (20)_ , doesnt it? Part II Vocabulary and StructureSection A Vocabulary21. Did Brown go to such a dangerous place out of mere _ (curious), or from necessity?

9、22. The well-known surgeon is asked what _ (qualify) one needs to become a doctor.23. _ (apparent) he wants to be close to the other children in the class.24. She could not conceal her _ (eager) for praise.25. His skill is _ (deny), but he works to slowly.26. He was cheated by the _ (friend) of the

10、thief.27. Last week, I got my heart _ (operate) on.28. He says that Europe should be seeking to lower taxes rather than _ (raise) them.29. It is not usually so easy to find an old master who is _ (will) to teach you the tricks of the trade.30. Human _ (behave) is controlled by reason as well as by i

11、nstincts.Section B Structure31. It is necessary that she _ her reservation before Saturday.A. confirmsB. confirmC. will confirmD. must confirm32. The house _ on the edge of the town will be their villa.A. to buildB. buildingC. being builtD. having built33. Although we hadnt met for 30 years, I recog

12、nize him the minute _ I saw him.A. when B. as C. that D. while34. The decision _, the next problem was how to make a good plan.A. having made B. being made C. having been make D. having been making35. Only when it is correct in every detail _.A. his model can really run B. can his model really runC.

13、 his model really can run D. can really his model run36. Todays libraries differ greatly from _.A. the pastB. that the pastC. those pastD. those of the past37. I would appreciate _ it a secret.A. your keeping B. that you keep C. you to keep D. that you will keep38. _ he cant attend the meeting to be

14、 held tomorrow morning?A. What if B. Only if C. Even if D. As if39. He said that the passenger _ an accident; otherwise he would have arrived by that time.A. must have B. must have had C. would have had D. should have had40. Your hair wants _. Youd better have it _ tomorrow.A. cuttingdoB. cuttingdon

15、eC. being cutdoneD. to be cutto be done41. So late did he arrive in the town _ all the buses had stopped running.A. until B. when C. as D. that42. Im the only one big enough, _?A. isnt I B. am not I C. arent I D. I am not43. She did nothing but _ the whole time she was here.A. complainB. complainedC

16、. to complainD. complaining44. It seems oil _ from this pipe for some time. Well have to take the machine apart to put it right.A. had leaked B. is leaking C. leaked D. has been leaking45. There _ no money left, we had to change our plan. A. was B. would be C. had D. being46. He, as well as I, _ a f

17、ootball fan.A. is B. amC. areD. were47. Had you prepared for your lecture, you_ more fluently.A. should have spoken B. would have spoken C. would speak D. had spoken48. Hed rather look for a different job than _ to another city.A. move B. to move C. moved D. moving49. I dont like iced tea, and _.A.

18、she doesnt tooB. either doesnt sheC. she doesnt neitherD. neither does she50. John was so worn out that he just _down and slept for 24 hours.A. lied B. laid C. lay D. had lainPart III Reading ComprehensionTask 1One of the worlds most deadly health problems is spreading to new places. The problem is

19、heart disease and it is affecting more and more people in developing nations. (71)For years the heart disease has been the number one cause of death in most industrial nations. The heart disease has claimed more life than cancer, accidents, or aids. In the past, in most developing nations fewer peop

20、le died from heart disease. They died instead from diseases such as lung diseases. (72)Now the World Health Organization was warned that heart disease is increasing rapidly in almost every developing nation. Why is this happening? One reason is that people in developing nations are living longer. An

21、other reason is that many people have changed the way they live. They now eat more fat and salt and eat fewer fruits and vegetables. They drink more alcohol and they smoke tobacco products. More people also work in offices now. They sit at the desk all day. They do not get enough physical exercises.

22、 The World Health Organization is worried about the increasing heart disease in developing areas. It has called on health experts in these countries to learn more about the problem.51. The sentence “The heart disease has claimed more life than cancer, accidents or aids.” Means:A. The number of peopl

23、e who have got heart disease is more than the number of people who have got cancer or aids. B. The number of people who died from heart disease is more than the number of people who died from cancer, accidents or aids.C. More and more people realize the danger of heart disease.D. Fewer people are af

24、raid of heart disease now.52. For years, the main cause of death in the developing countries has been the disease such as _A. cancerB. aidsC. lung diseaseD. heart disease53. What tone is the author using in stating the spreading of heart disease in the developing countries?A. SadB. WarningC. Nervous

25、D. Excited54. What of the following reasons is NOT mentioned in the passage about the heart disease increasing in developing countries?A. People in the Third World countries live longer than before now.B. Many people in the developing countries have changed their diet.C. Many people in the developin

26、g countries have changed the place they live.D. Many people in the developing countries have got less physical exercise now.55. Which of the following might be the best title for this passage?A. Death rate in developing countries and developed countries.B. How to prevent heart disease in the develop

27、ing countries.C. Why heart disease is a deadly problem.D. The problem of heart disease in developing countries.Task 2Until late in the eighteenth century a soldier wounded in a battle was likely to lie where he fell until nightfall or until the battle was over. (73) Even then his chance of seeing a

28、doctor was slim unless a comrade carried him to the rear. Doctors did not usually reach the battlefield until the day after the battle.But toward the end of that century the French army found a new way to bring aid to the wounded. It was a vehicle equipped to carry the injured. (74) It was furnished

29、 with bandages and hospital supplies and moved behind the battle lines to pick up and transport the wounded to hospitals. In French it was called an hospital ambulant, or “traveling hospital”. The second word came from the Latin word ambulo, which meant “to travel, walk or move”.For a time these veh

30、icles were also called ambulances volantes. In French this means “flying travelers”. In England, the name was also shortened to our present word ambulance.56. Before there were ambulances, wounded soldiers stayed on the battlefield until _.A. the battle was overB. nightfallC. someone carried them aw

31、ayD. All of the above57. The new vehicles were equipped to carry _.A. injured soldiersB. bandages and hospital suppliesC. Both A and BD. Neither A nor B58. The French name hospital ambulant meant _.A. traveling hospitalB. flying travelersC. flying hospitalD. ambulances59. These French vehicles were

32、also called _.A. moving hospitalsB. flying travelersC. flying hospitalD. ambulances60. Implied but not stated:A. Ambulances helped to move soldiers into battle.B. Ambulances took more doctors away from the battlefield.C. Ambulances helped save many wounded soldiers lives.D. Ambulances helped the Fre

33、nch army to win more wars.Task 3A- Business as UsualB- Unemployment InsuranceC- Pre-tax ProfitsD- Commence BanksE- Limited LiabilityF- Standard Paper CurrencyG- Mutual FundsH- Credit CardI - Trade DeficitJ - Cash ReserveK- Savings BondsL - Stock ExchangeM- Federal Reserve SystemN- Credit UnionsO- Tr

34、ademark LawExample: ( O ) 商标法( A ) 照常营业61. () 贸易逆差( ) 共同基金62. () 有限责任( ) 税前利润63. () 信用卡 ( ) 现金储备64. () 商业银行( ) 股票交易65. () 失业保险( ) 储蓄债券Task 4Where you do your food shopping often affects your grocery bill. Its best to check the prices in nearby stores for the foods you buy all the time.(75)Small stor

35、es often will deliver orders to your home. If you do not need this service, you will do better shopping at a large chain (连锁店). The large chain markets offer more variety and have better prices.For most people it is best to choose a store with good prices and stay with it. Store-shopping for sales o

36、n certain foods may save you pennies, but it can be costly in time and gas.The meat, fish items in your menu usually cost the most. Studies show that one-third of the money spent on food goes for these items. To take advantage of the best buys at the meat counter, you need to keep in mind that the e

37、conomy of a cut (切块) depends on the amount of cooked lean meat it serves as well as its price per pound. Often the cut with a low price per pound is not the best buy. What counts are the amount of lean meat and the number of servings it will provide. For example, high-priced meat with little or no waste may be better buy than a low-priced cut with a great deal of bone or fat.66. For foods you buy all the time, its good to check different stores to _.67. Large chain markets do not _.68. Sto