专升本大学英语模拟试题二#精选

2017年专升本大学英语模拟试题（二）I.VocabularyandStructureDirections:Thereare45incompletesentencesinthissection.ForeachsentencetherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChooseoneanswerthatbestcompletesthesentenceandblackenthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.Theirideaistoallofusandyoudonotneedtotellusmoreaboutit.A.apparentB.appearingC.approachingD.apartPleasedonotwhensomebodyelseistalking.A.intendB.interpretC.interruptD.investIthasbeenabout7yearssincethey.A.gotmarriedB.gotmarryC.getmarryD.havemarriedEveryone,asacitizen,dohisbestfortheeconomicdevelopmentofhisowncountry.A.wouldB.mightC.shouldD.hadtobreaksthelawmustbepunished.A.WhoB.HoweverheC.WhoeverD.NomatterwhoThisistheairconditionerwehavehadsomuchtrouble.A.atwhichB.ofwhichC.towhichD.withwhichweknow,thereare107elementsfoundinnature.A.AslongasB.JustasC.SofarasD.ForallTherenotonlytheearthbutalsoeightotherplanesinthesolarsystemA.areB.wereC.isD.wasNotuntilthemid-nineteenthcenturyachieverecognitionA.hadELGreco'sworkB.ELGreco'sworkC.didELGreco'sworkD.ELGreco'sworkdidHeisoneofthebestplayersinthegame,?A.isheB.doesntheC.doesheD.isntheWhenyougotoaforeigncountry,youmustyourselftothemannersandcustomsthere.A.admireB.adoptC.adaptD.admitWeregretyouthatyouaretobedismissednextweek.A.tohaveinformedB.informingC.toinformD.havinginformedTherewereonethousandatthenationalentranceexaminationslastyear.A.applicantsB.participantsC.assistantsD.candidatesPlentyofhardworktheprocess.A.accompanyB.isaccompaniedC.accompaniesD.areaccompaniedTheytalkedinwhispers,butstillIcouldn'thelpbuttheirconversation.A.overhearB.tooverhearC.overhearingD.overheardThestudentsexpectedtheremorereviewingclassesbeforethefinaltest.A.isB.beingC.haveD.tobeSinceitrainedyesterdayandthegroundisstilltoday,youcannotsitontheground.A.dampB.moistC.rainyD.humidButfortheheavyrain,we.A.wouldnotgetsoakedB.willnotgetsoakedC.wouldnothavegotsoakedD.didn'tgetsoakedWecan'ttakeitforthatwhathesaysisright.A.assuredB.claimedC.grantedD.settledEveryattentionmustbepaidtohim,lesthethatheisinferiortootherguests.A.feltB.feelC.wouldfeelD.feelsClozeDirections:Foreachblankinthefollowingpassage,therearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosetheonethatismostsuitableandmarkyouranswerbyblackeningthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.Nobodywantstobesick.Unfortunatelyourbodiescandevelopproblems.Whenwearen'healthy,ourbodiestellus.Sometimesapartofourbodyhurts.Whenapartofourbody21,wesaywehaveachesandpains.Wecanhaveachesandpains22differentpartofthebody.Wecallsomesimplehealthproblems“aches.Forexample,wecanhaveaheadache,atoothache,anearache,abackache23astomachache.Othersimpleproblemsarenot_24aches,sowedescribethemindifferentways.Forexample,wecanhaveasorethroat,asorelegorasoretoe."Pain"isanotherwordthatweuseto25aproblem.Wecanhaveapaininthechest,apainintheshoulderorapainintheback.Apainisstrong.Also,apainhurtsinaspecificplace.Whenachesandpainsaren'ttoo,wecanbuymedicineinthedrugstore.Usuallysmallachesgoawayquickly.Whenpainismoreserious,we27tovisitthedoctor（orthedentist）.Thedoctorasksuswhatoursymptoms（症状）are.Thedoctormay_28dotestortakeX-raysto29whatiswrong.Thenheorshewilltellus30.21.A.hurtB.hurtingC.hurtsD.havehurt22.A.atB.inC.onD.with23.A.andB.aswellasC.norD.or24.A.talkedB.spokenC.seenD.called25.A.describeB.tellC.talkD.speak26.A.lightB.seriousC.seriesD.heavy27.A.havingB.hadC.haveD.has28.A.mustB.shoulddoC.notbutmustD.haveto29.A.believeB.knowC.talkD.say30.A.todowhatB.whattodoC.whattheydoD.theytodowhatDoyouknowwhatcoloranorangeis?Isitorange?Notalways.Someorangesaregreen.Theycanbegreenin31evenifthey32andreadytobeeaten.Anorangethatisorangeincoloris33thathasbeengrownincoolair.Somepeoplewholiveinvery34placeshaveneverseenorangeoranges.Orangescanbeeateninmany35.Somepeopleeatthem36sugar.Othersputsaltonthem.Lotsofpeopleeatthem37.somepeople38anorangeintheirhandstoeatit.Somepeopleuse39tohelpthempeel（录U皮）andeatanorange.Manypeopleuseaspoon.Somepeoplemadea40holeinoneendofanorangeandsuckoutthejuice.Orangesareoftensqueezed脐榨）tomakeorangejuicetodrink.Notallorangesendupasfoodordrink.Thereisonecountrywherepeoplecutorangeinhalfandusethemtoscrub（擦洗）thefloor.31.32.A.thecolorA.ripeB.colorsB.bigC.coloringC.heavyD.colorD.soft33.A.theoneB.oneC.allD.each34.A.coolB.coldC.hotD.warm35.A.colorsB.partsC.waysD.sides36.A.usingB.forC.byD.with37.A.wholeB.fullC.allD.plain38.A.holdB.seizeC.graspD.catch39.A.knifeandforkB.aknifeandforkC.knifeorforkD.knifeandafork40.A.bigB.deepC.smallD.thoroughIII.ReadingComprehensionDirections:Therearefivereadingpassagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbyfivequestions.ForeachquestiontherearefoursuggestedanswersmarkedA,B,CandD.ChooseonebestanswerandblackenthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.PassageOneItmusthavebeenabouttwointhemorningwhenIreturnedhome.Itriedtowakeupmywifebyringingthedoor-bell,butshewasfastasleep,soIgotaladderfromtheshedinthegarden,putitagainstthewall,andbeganclimbingtowardsthebedroomwindow.Iwasalmosttherewhenasarcasticvoicebelowsaid,"don'thinkthewindowsneedcleaningatthistimeofthenight.IlookeddownandnearlyfellofftheladderwhenIsawapoliceman.IimmediatelyregrettedactinginthewayIdid,butIsaid,“Ienjoycleaningwindowsatnight.”“SodoI,"answeredthepolicemaninthesametone."Excusemyinterruptingyou.Ihatetointerruptamanwhenhe'sbusyworking,butwouldyoumindcomingwithmetothestation?“Well,I'dprefertostayhesajd."Yousee,I'veforgottenmykey.”“Yourwhat?”hecalled."Mykey,"Ishouted.Fortunately,theshoutingwokeupmywifewhoopenedthewindowjustasthepolicemanhadstartedtoclimbtowardsme.Thepoliceman.AbelievedthewriterwasgoingtocleanthewindowsBsuspectedthatthewriterwasathiefCarrestedthewriterDinterruptedthewriterwhenhewasbusyworkingThestorywouldnothavehappenedifthewriter.Ahadn'tbeenrudeBhadn'tfallenofftheadderChadrememberedhiskeyDhadn’tshoutedatthepolicemanWhatdoesthepolicemanmeanwhenhesays"Idon'tthinkthewindowsneedcleaningatthistimeofthenight?"AHeisjokingwiththewriter.BHeisgivingadvicetothewriter.CHeislaughingatthewriter.DHeiswarningthewriter.Whatkindofpersondoyouthinkthepolicemanis?AHeisahumorousman.BHeisanirresponsibleman.CHeisasarcasticman.DHeisahandsomeman.Whatdoyouthinkwillhappenintheend?AThewriteristakentothepoliceoffice.BThewriter'swifewillexplainthesituationtothepoliceman.CThemanwillbeangryathiswife.DThewriter'swifewillbeangryatthepoliceman.PassageTwoPabloRuizPicassowasthefavoritechildofhisfamily.Hewastheonlyboyamonggreatmanygirlcousins.Thatwasenoughtomakehimimportant,buthisfatherlovedhimespecially,becauseheknewhissonwasgoingtobeanartist.PabloknewthewordforpencilevenbeforehecouldsayMammaandPapa.Whenhewassmallhespenthoursbyhimselfmakingdelightfullittledrawingsofanimalsandpeople.Ifhismothersenthimouttoplayinthesquare,hewentondrawinginthedustunderthetrees.Oneofhisfavoritemodelswashisyoungersister,Lola.DonJoseRuiz,Pablo'father,wasdirectorofthemuseumatMalagainsouthernSpain.Heearnedonlyasmallsalary,buttherewasnotmuchworktodoandhewasabletopracticehishobby,whichwaspaintingpigeons.DonJoselovedpigeonsverymuch.Hepaintedthemdeadoraliveinonesandtwosandindozens.Sometimeshepaintedthemonpaper,cutthemoutandstuckthemontocanvas;sometimeshestuckrealfeathersontohispictures.HeknewagreatdealaboutthetechniqueofpaintingandhetaughtitalltoPablo.Picasso'sfatherlovedhimparticularly,because.AhewastheironlychildBhewasaboyChewasgoingtobeimportantDhewasgoingtobeapainterWhenPablowasalittleboy,he.AusedtoplayinthesquareBwouldspendhoursdrawingpicturesCwasfondofplayingwithpigeonsDoftenenjoyedtakingawalkwithhissisterWhatdidlittlePablodrawmost?AThesquarehewasplayingin.BTrees.CPigeons.DHisyoungersister,Lola.Pablo'sfatherpaintedalotbecause.AhehadplentyoftimeBhedidnothavemuchmoneyChelookedafterthemuseumDhelikedpigeonsDrawingpigeonswasDonJose's.workleisure-timeactivityregularbusinesswaytoearnalivingPassageThreeYouhavebeenbadlyinjuredinacaraccident.Itisnecessarytogiveyouabloodtransfusion.However,specialcaremustbetakeninselectingnewbloodforyou.Ifthebloodistoodifferentfromyourown,thetransfusioncouldkillyou.Therearefourbasictypesofblood:A,B,AB,andO.Asimpletestcanshowapersontype.Everybodyisbornwithoneofthesefourtypesofblood.Bloodtype,likehaircolorandheight,isinheritedfromparents.Becauseofsubstancescontainedineachtype,thefourgroupsmustbetransfusedcarefully.Basically,AandBcannotbemixed.AandBcannotreceiveAB,butABmayreceiveAorB.Ocanbegiventoanyothergroup,and,hence,itisoftencalledtheuniversalgiver.Fortheoppositereason,ABissometimescalledtheuniversalreceiver.However,becausesomanyreactionscanhappenintransfusions,patientsusuallyreceivesaltorplasmauntiltheirbloodcanbematchedasexactlyaspossibleinthebloodbankofahospital.Inthisway,itispossibletoavoidanybadreactionstothetransfusion.Thereisarelationshipbetweenyourbloodtypeandyournationality.AmongEuropeansandpeopleofEuropeanancestry,about42percenthavetypeAwhile45percenthavetypeO.TherarestistypeAB.Otherraceshavedifferentpercentages.Forexample,someAmericanIndiangroupshavenearly100percenttypeO.Agoodtitleforthisselectionis.AGettingBloodandPlasmaBSpecialBloodColorsCUniversalGiverandReceiverDHumanBloodTypesTheauthorsuggeststhattherarestbloodtypebeamongEuropeans.TOC\o"1-5"\h\zAABBCABDOPeoplewithtypeAbloodcanreceive.AABBBCODalltheaboveIfyouneedatransfusion,thebestandsafestbloodforyouis.AtypeABtypeABCexactlythesametypeasyoursDamixtureofsalt,plasma,andtypeOAccordingtothepassage,aperson'sbloodtypeisdecidedby.AhisparentsBhisnationalityChishaircolorDhisheightPassageFourWomensfashionstendtochangemorerapidlythanmen's.Intheearly1900sallwomenworetheirskirtsdowntotheankle.Today,skirtlengthvariesfromfloor-lengthtoteninchesabovetheknee.Womensshoreshavealsogonethroughallsortsofchangesinthelastseventyyears.Forexample,bootsforwomenwereverycommonatthebeginningofthiscentury.Then,severalyearslater,theywerenotconsideredfashionable.Todaytheyarebackinstyleagaininallcolors,lengthsandmaterials.Infact,today'womencanwearalltypesofclothesevenT-shirtsandshortsonalmostanyoccasion.Whiletherearesomerapidchangesinwomen’sclothingwhichremainedprettymuchthesameuntilacoupleofyearsago,mostmenstillwearthetraditionalsuit,jacket,shirtandtiealthoughtherehavebeenmorechangesabouttheirclothingincolor,patternandvarietythaninthepast.Nowadayswomenwear.AlongerskirtsthanthosewomenusedtowearatthebeginningofthethiscenturyBbothlongerskirtsandshortskirtsCshorterskirtsDthesameasintheearly1900sToday,womenthinkthatlongbootsare.AfashionableBunfashionableCmorefitthanshortonesDacceptableWhichofthefollowingstatementsistrueaccordingtothepassage?AGreatchangeshavetakenplaceinmen’sclothingrecently.BMensclothinghasnotchangedmuch.CMensfashionchangedasrapidlyaswomen’s.DMenneverwear