大学英语试题及答案

学英语试题答案PartIListeningComprehension(15points)SectionADirections: Inthissection,youwillheartenshortconversations.Eachconversationwillbespokenonlyonce.Therearefourchoicesmarkedwitha,b,candd.ListentotheconversationsandmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.a.Hegotittenyearsage.Sheet.a.Hegotittenyearsage.c.Hegotitfouryearsago.答案：ba.Intheafternoon.c.Tomorrow.答案：ba.Itisnear.Itisnotveryfar.答案：cb.Hegotitfiveyearsago.d.Hegotitoneyearago.b.Thatmorning.Thatnight.b.Itisveryfar.d.Itistoofar.a.Waitforanhourbeforeshowingit.b.Collectitfromthereceptionist.c.Keepit. d.Showittothereceptionist.答案：da.Shedoesn’tliketotalktostrangers.Shedoesn’tunderstandwhatthemansaid.Shehasnoidea.Sheisgoingthatway,too.答案：Ca.Someoneelsewillhavetotypetheletter.Thewomanwilltypetheletterafterthepostofficecloses.Thewomanisexpectingaletter.Thewomancan’ttype.答案： aa.Dalian b.Guangzhouc.Shanghai d.Beijing答案： aa.Shewantstogotothedepartmentwiththeman.Shehasnoideawherethedepartmentis.Shecan’tgotothedepartmentnow.Sheoftenvisitsthedepartment.答案：ba.LeaveLondon. b.VisitLondon.c.LeaveParis. d.VisitParis.答案：ba.Atacafe. b.Atatheater.c.Atahotel. d.Attheairport.

答案：cSectionBDirections:Inthissection,youwillhearapassage.ThepassagewillbereadtwicePleaselistentothepassagecarefullyandchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoices.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?a.IttakesplaceatHeMingWheredoestheconversationtakeplace?a.IttakesplaceatHeMing’shome.c.Ittakesplaceinamarket.答案：bWhoisHeMing?a.Heisafactoryworker.c.Heisadepartmentmanager.答案：dWhatisHeMinggoingtodo?Heisgoingtolookforajob.Heisgoingtoasktheway.Heisgoingtosellsomekindofproduct.Heisgoingtolookforhisfriend.答案：ab.Ittakesplaceinacompany.d.Ittakesplaceonthestreet.b.Heisastaffmemberinacertainfirm.d.Heisanuniversitystudent.WhoisofferingtohelpHeMing?a.thetelephoneexchangeoperatorb.nobodyatallc.thereceptionist d.theofficesecretary答案：cHowshouldHeMinggettothePersonalManager’sroom?Heshouldgoalongthecorridor,turnleftandthenturnright,a ndit’stheseconddooronhisright-handside.Heshouldgodownthehall,turnleftandthenturnright,andit ’stheseconddooronhisright.Heshouldgoalongthecorridor,turnleftandthenturnright,andit ’sthefirstroomtotheleft.Heshouldgodownthehall,turnleftandthenturnright,andit ’sthefirstroomtotheleft.答案：a

PartIIVocabulary&Structure(15points)Directions:Eachofthefollowingsentencesisprovidedwithfourchoices.Choosetheonethatbestcompletesthesentence.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.WearehavingapartyonSaturday,andwouldlovetohaveyou__c__us.a.joinedc.joinShehadapaper__C_.a.publishesc.publishedOurcountryBa.ismadeofc.isconsistedofb.publishingd.publishpeoplefromallovertheworld.b.joinsd.tojoinb.ismadeupofd.isconsistedBherfriendCarlCooper.b.withc.within20.Whydon'tyoucomea.over•••ford.toDandhavedinnerb.on-withme?c.over•••at21.ThankyouforyourintereststudentsinBoulder.b.publishingd.publishpeoplefromallovertheworld.b.joinsd.tojoinb.ismadeupofd.isconsistedBherfriendCarlCooper.b.withc.within20.Whydon'tyoucomea.over•••ford.toDandhavedinnerb.on-withme?c.over•••at21.ThankyouforyourintereststudentsinBoulder.d.over•••withAourhostfamilyprogramfortheoverseasa.inc.at22.Wearehavingaparty

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Firstturnleftonthecornerandthenturnright___C___thefountain.a.in b.onc.at d.forGoalongthecorridor A__hemiddleof b.amongc.between d.incenterofTherearetwosalesdivisions,oneof___A___areundertheLineDirector,Mr.Smith.b.whicha.whomb.whichc.thatd.themc.thatJudyBlack,__BJudyBlack,__B isa.thatc.whomJack___D___andhecana.waslosthaslostinchargeoftheclericalstaff,b.whobothaandb’tfindthewaybacktothehotel.b.islosingd.islostistheOfficemanager.Goalongthisstreet__C afewminutesandthen thenextturning.a.in…takec.for•••takea.in…takec.for•••taked.at•takesHe__B andcouldn’tfindthewaytothehotel.a.puzzled b.waspuzzledc.ispuzzling d.haspuzzledLastyearmybrotherandIstayed__B___aweek somefriendsinBoston.a.for•••and b.for•••withc.till…c.till…withAttherailwaystation,youchangetoNo.15bus,__C willtakeyoutothehotel.a.that b.whoc.which d.whatExcuseme,madam.I’mlooking___ A___83ShanghaiStreet.a.for b. afterc.up d.toThistimewefoundthechurch,butwe___C ifeverythinginBostonwasthreeblocksandaleftturnaway.a.wonder b.wantedc.wondered d.wanderedMr.Hall___A__hischildhoodinhishometown.a.spent b.costc.took d.hadGreatchanges___D___placeinmyhometownsince1978.a.havebeentaken b.hadtakenc.took d.havetakenIoftenthoughtabout___B___myoldbirthplace,butInever becauseIhadnotime.

visiting…visiting…madethatc.visit…tookitvisiting…madeitd. visit•••finisheditIn1978Chinastartedto___B__effectthepoliciesofreformandopeningtotheoutsideworld.a.putintothe b.putintoc.takeinto d.putinIfwecontinueto___D___thepolicies,Iamsurethatmyhometownwillhaveaneverbrighterfuture.a.carrywith b.carryoffc.carryingout d.carryoutMostofthepeopleinourcountryhave___D poverty.a.gotoff b.gotofc.gotridoff d.gotridofIlovemyhometown__C___itisabeautifulplace.a.wherever b.thoughbecause d.unlessPartIIIReadingComprehension(40points)Directions: Inthisparttherearefourpassageisfollowedbyanumberofcomprehensionquestions.Readthepassageandanswerthequestions.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.PassageIMrs.Brown’soldgrandfatherlivedwithherandherhusband.Everymorninghewentforawalkintheparkandcamehomeathalfpasttwelveforhislunch.ButonemorningapolicecarstoppedoutsideMrs.B rown’shouseattwelveo’clock,andtwopolicemenhelpedMr.Browntogetout.OneofthemsaidtoMrs.Brown,“Thepooroldgentlemanlosthiswayintheparkandtelephonedusforhelp,sowesendacartobringhimhome.”Mrs.Brownwasverysurprised,butshethankedthepolicemenandtheyleft.“But,Grandfather,”shesaid, “Youhavebeentothatparknearlyeverydayfortwentyyears.Howdidyouloseyourwaythere?”Theoldmansmiled,closedoneeyeandsaid, “Ididn’tquitelosemyway.IjustgottiredandIdidn’twanttowalkhome!”WholivedwithMrs.Brown’soldgrandfather?a.hiswife b.hisdaughterc.hisdaughterandhisdaughter’shusbandd.alloftheabove答案：CWhatdidMrs.Brown’sgrandfatherdoeverymorning?Hewenttothepark.Hewenttoherdaughter’shouse.Hewenttoseethepolicecar.Hetelephonedthepolice.答案：CWhathappenedonemorning?Mrs.Browncalledthepolice.ThepolicewenttoMrs.Brown’shousetoseeMrs.Brown’sgrandfather.Mrs.Brown’sgrandfatherwenttothepoliceoffice.ThepolicebroughtMrs.Brown’sgrandfatherhome.答案：DWhywasMrs.Brownsurprised?Becausehergrandfatherdidn’tcomeback.Becausehergrandfatherwaslost.Becausethepolicecametopark.Becausehergrandfathercametothepoliceoffice.答案：AWhichofthefollowingistrue?ThepolicebelievedthatMrs.Brown’sgrandfatherlosthisway.Mrs.Brownbelievedthathergrandfatherlosthisway.Mrs.Brown’sgrandfatherwaslosthisway.ItturnedoutthatMrs.Brown’sgrandfatherwantedtomakeajokeonthepolice.答案：APassageIITheUnitedStatesisaverylargecountry.Ithasmanydifferentkindsoflandscapesandmanydifferentkindsofpeople.IntheEast,thecountrysideisgreenandfresh.Herearesomeofthefirststatesandsomeofthebigcities.NewYorkandthecapital,WashingtonD.C.,areintheEast.IntheSouth,thereisthebeautifulcityofNewOrleans,thecapitalofjazz.Itissometimeshothere,andthepeoplehereareverydifferentfromthoseintheEast.TheCentralPlainsoftheUnitedStatesarefertilewithbigfieldsofwheatandcorn.AndCalifornia,ontheWestCoast,isfamousasa “paradise”state.TheweatherintheMid-West,neartheGreatLakes,isoftencoldandwindy,andthereisalotofsnowinwinter.It’swell-knownthattheUnitedStateshasmanydifferentkindsof___D__.a.landscapes b.peoplec.climates d.alloftheaboveSomeofthefirststatesandsomeofthebigcitiesareintheEast,including__A__.a.WashingtonD.C. b.NewOrleansc.California d.LosAngelesNewOrleansisfamousforits__C___.

a.ballet b.countrymusicc.jazz d.classicBigfieldsofwheatandcorncanbefoundin__B___.a.theEast b.theCentralPlainsc.theSouth-West d.theSouthTheweatherneartheGreatLakesisoften__C__.a.warm b.chillc.coldandwindy d.hotanddryPassageIIIOneeveningMrs.Aldaaskedherhusbandtotakehertoaveryexpensiverestaurantinthecity,becausealotofmoviestarsandotherfamouspeopleatethere,andshewascurioustoseesomeofthem.SoonerafterMr.andMrs.Aldahadorderedtheirmeal,averyattractivecouplecameintotherestaurantandsatdownatatablenearby.Theywerebeautifullydressed.AndMrs.Aldasaidtoherhusband, “Lookatthosepeople,George!I’msureI’veseentheirpicturessomewhere.”Thecouplegavetheirordertothewaiter,andwhenhebroughtMr.andMrs.theirsoup,Mrs.Aldasaidtohim, “Whoarethosepeople?Doyouknowthem?”“Oh,they’renobodyfamous,”heansweredatonce.“Really?”Mrs.Aldaaskedwithsurprise. “Howdoyouknowthat?”“Becausetheyaskedmewhoyouwere,”heanswered.Mrs.Aldawas___B__toseesomeofthemoviestarsinanexpensiverestaurant.a.glad b.eagerc.sure d.happyMr.andMrs.Alda___A___acoupleatatablenearby.a.wereattracted by b.weresurprisedatc.weredelighted at d.weresatisfiedwithMrs.Alda___A___themanandwomanbeautifullydressed.a.thoughthighlyof b.thoughtlittleofc.showednointerestin d.enjoyedtalkingwithThewaiterlookedupon___B___asnobodyfamous.a.Mr.andMrs.Aldac.oneofthetwocouplesa.Mr.andMrs.Aldac.oneofthetwocouples60．Thecouplesittingnearbywere___C .werefamousstarsc.acouplelikeMr.andMrs.AldaPassageIVOncetherewasakingwhoneveratetheattractivecoupled.thetwocouple.b.wereafamouscoupled.werefamousstars’friendsamealunlesstherewasadishoffishwithit,butonedaytherewasabigstormandthefishermenwerenotabletogoouttocatchfish,sothekinghadnobreakfastandnolunch.Thenheorderedhisservantstotelleverybodyinhiscapitalthatifanyonebroughthimafish,hewouldgivehimanythingthatheaskedfor.Atlast,afishermancaughtabigfishlateintheafternoonandhurriedtotheking’spalacewithit.Buttheking’sprimeministerwouldnotlethiminuntilhepromisedtogivehimhalfofwhateverthekinggavehimforthefish.Thekingwasveryhappywhenhesawthefish.Heaskedthefishermanwhathewantedforhisfish.Tohissurprise,thefishermansaid, “Iwantyoutobeatmetwodozentimeswithastick.”Whenthekingbegantobeathimsoftly,thefishermansaid,“No,pleasehitmeashardasyoucan!”Afterthekinghadhithimadozentimes,thefishermanjumpedawayandsaid,“Thatisenoughforme,Ipromisedtheotherdozentoyourprimeminister. ”Thenhetoldthekingthatwhathadhappenedbetweentheprimeminister andhimself.Thekingwasveryangry.Henotonlygavetheprimeministerthedozenhits,butalsosaid, “Becauseyouhavebeendishonest,youwillnotbemyprimeministeranymore.Thefishermanwilltakeyourplace. ”ThekingdidnothavebreakfastandlunchbecauseC.therewasabigstormtheprimeministerdidnotbringhimanyfoodtherewasnofishhisservantsdidnotknowhowtocookThefishermantookhisfishtotheking 'spalacebecauseA.thekinghadpromisedtogivehimwhateverhewanted.thekingwasdyingfromhunger.hewantedtoteachtheprimeministeralesson.hewantedtobetheprimeminister.Whenthefishermantoldthekingwhathewanted,thekingC.a.wasveryhappy b.wasverysurprisedc.wasveryangry d.gavehimwhathewantedatonceWhichstatementisTRUE?CThekingwantedtomakethefishermanking.Thekinghadnothingtoeatforonewhole