2023年全国高校网络教育大学英语统考B试题

全国高校网络教育大学英语统考(B）试题Test1ParｔI平常会话1.–Hｅllo,ｍayＩtalｋtｏtheheadmasteｒnow?--.A.Sorry,heisbuｓyaｔthemomenｔﻩﻩﻩＢ．No,yoｕcａｎ’ｔC.Soｒｒy，youcan’ｔ ﻩ ﻩ D．Idｏｎ’ｔkｎoｗ２．-－DｏyｏuｔｈinkIcouldborrowyoｕrdictionary?--.Ａ.Yeｓ,yoｕｍaｙbｏｒroｗﻩﻩﻩ ﻩB．Yes，gｏonC.Yｅs,hｅｌｐyｏurselｆﻩﻩﻩ ﻩﻩD．Ｉtdｏesn’tmａtｔer3．－-IsthatMrRoｂertLeｅ?--A．Yeｓ，Lｅespeakｉnｇ.ﻩ ﻩ B.Hｅｌlｏ,whatｄoyｏuwant？Ｃ.Sｏｒrｙ,speaking. ﻩ D.Ｉｄｏn’ｔｋnoｗ．4．–Exｃuseme，sir.WhereisDｒ.Bｒoｗn’soffｉce?--.A．Yｏucan’taskmeﻩ ﻩ B.Pardon?ＩｈaveｎoidｅａC.Pleaｓｅdoｎ’tsaｙｓo Ｄ.Sｏrry，Idｏn’tkｎｏｗ，ｂｕtyouｃａｎasktｈemaｎoｖertｈere５.–Maｒy，yoｕrdressisreａｌｌybeautiful．HoｗiｓJohｎ?--．A.Thankyouverymｕch B.No,no,JｏｈnｉsnｏｔｂadC.Thａnkyou.Heiｓfine ﻩﻩ D.Dｏn’ｔsayｔｈaｔ.It’sugly.Johniｓgｏoｄ6.–WｈａtcaｎＩｄｏｆorｙoｕ,madam？--.Ａ.Iｗantakiｌoofappｌｅsﻩﻩ ﻩＢ.YｏucaｎgoyourownwaｙC．Thanks ﻩﻩﻩﻩ ﻩD.Excｕsｅme.Ｉ’mbuｓy７.–I’dｌikeｔｏtakeｙouｔothecofｆeｅhouseｏnthecorner．--．A.Thａnｋｙｏu.Youshouｌdn’tdothat ﻩ B.Thanｋs,I’ｄlｉketｏgowｉｔhｙouC.Ｎｏ,ｙoucan’ｔｓayｓo ﻩﻩ D．Ｎｏ，nｏ.Yｏucａn’tdothaｔ8．–Doｙoｕmiｎdtｅllingmewhereyｏｕ’refｒoｍ?--．A．Cｅrtａinly．I’mｆroｍＬｏnｄonﻩﻩ ﻩB．Suｒe．IｗasboｒnｉnLonｄoｎC.Noｔreally,yｏucaｎdoit ﻩﻩﻩＤ.Cｅrtaiｎｌynｏt.I’mfrｏmLondｏn９.–ＭaｙIｓeetheｍenu,ｐlｅase?－-A.Ｔhａtｉsthｅmenｕ,ｓｉr．ﻩﻩ ﻩB.Yｅs,plｅasegoon．C.Hereyouare,sir.ﻩﻩﻩﻩﻩﻩD.Ofｃｏuｒse，sｉｒ．１0．–Ｉwaｓworriｅdａｂoutchemｉsｔry，butＭrＢrｏwnｇavｅｍeanＡ!－－.A．Don’tworryaboutitﻩﻩﻩ Ｂ．Cｏｎgｒａｔｕlaｔｉons!That’saｄｉｆfiｃｕlｔcourseＣ.MrBrownｉsveryｇoｏdﻩ ﻩD.Goodlucｋtoyou!PartII阅读理解Passage1ＴhｅreaｒｅstoriｅsabｏuｔtwoU.S．presｉdｅnts,AndrewJacksonandＭartinVanBｕren,whiｃhatteｍpttoeｘｐlainｔheAmｅｒicanEnglishteｒmOK.Wedon’tknowｉｆeｉｔｈerｓtoryistｒuｅ,ｂｕttheｙarebothｉntereｓtiｎg.ThefiｒsteｘｐlanationｉsbaseｄｏnthefactthaｔＰresｉｄentＪacｋsｏnｈadverｙlｉｔｔlｅeducatｉon．Inｆａct,hehaddｉfｆicｕｌｔｙｒeａdingａndwｒｉｔing.WhｅnｉmｐoｒtａntpaperscaｍetoJaｃkson,hetriedtoｒeaｄthemａｎdtｈeｎhaｄｈiｓassiｓtantsexｐlaｉｎwｈaｔｔｈｅysaｉd．Ｉfheａpｐｒovedofａｐaｐeｒ,hewouldwrite“aｌlcoｒrｅｃt”oniｔ.Thｅｐroblｅmwaｓｔｈａthedｉdｎ’tknowｈｏｗtosｐeｌl,ｓｏｗhathｅrｅａllywroteｗａs“oｌkorｅkt”．Afteｒaｗhｉle,heshｏｒteｎｅdthaｔｔeｒmtｏ“OK”.TheｓeｃoｎdexplanatioｎiｓbaｓedonｔhepｌaceｗｈeｒeＰｒｅsidｅntVaｎBureｎwaｓboｒn,Kiｎdｅｒhook,ＮewYork.VａnBrｕｅn’sfriendsｏrgａniｚeｄaｃｌubｔoｈelphiｍｂecomePｒｅｓideｎｔ.TheｙｃａlledｔheclubtheＯldKiｎderｈｏokＣlub,andanyonewhoｓuppoｒtedＶanＢurｅｎwaｓcaｌled“OK”.１1.Ｔheａｕｔhoｒ.A.ｂeｌievesbotｈoｆthｅstoriesﻩ B.ｄoesn’tbｅlieveawoｒｄofthesｔｏｒｉesC.iｓnotsuｒｅｗｈetｈertｈｅstｏriesａretrueﻩD.isｔｅｌlingthｅｓtoriesｊustｆorfun12．Accoｒｄinｇtotｈeｐａssａge,PrｅsidentＪackson.A.couｌdn’tｄｒawupａnydｏｃumｅnｔsａtallB.diｄn’tliketoreaｄimportantpapｅrsｂyhiｍｓelfＣ.oｆｔenhadhisａssiｓtantssigndoｃｕｍenｔsｆorhiｍD.ｗａsn’tgoodatreａding,ｗｒitingorspellｉng13.Ａccordｉｎgtｏtheｆirstsｔory,theteｒm“OK”．A．wａsapprｏveｄofｂyPｒesidentJａcksonB.wasthetitlｅｏfsｏmeofficｉaldocuｍeｎtsC．wasfirstusedbyPreｓideｎtJａcksonD.ｗasａｎoldwａytosｐｅlｌ“ａllcorreｃｔ”1４.Ａcｃｏrｄｉnｇｔoｔｈeｓecondstoｒy,ｔheteｒm“OK”.A.waｓｔheshortwaｙｔosay“OｌdＫinｄerhoｏkClub”B．meａｎtthepｌａcｅwhｅｒeＰrｅsideｎtVanＢurenwasbornC．wasthenaｍeｏｆVanBuren’sｃlubD.wasｕseｄtoｃallVａnＢurｅn’ssupporterｓinthｅeleｃtioｎ15．Accorｄinｇtotｈesecｏndｓtorｙ,theterm“OK”wasfirstusｅd.A.byVanＢurｅnﻩ ﻩﻩＢ.inapｒｅｓiｄｅntiaｌｅlectioｎC.ｔoｏｒｇanizｅtheOldKｉnｄeｒhookＣluｂﻩＤ.ｂytｈｅmembeｒｓｏｆthe“OlｄKｉnｄerｈｏokClub”Ｐａssａge2AlthoughｔheUｎitedStatｅscoverssomｕchlａndａnｄtheduｃesfaｒmoｒｅfoodｔｈaｎtｈepreseｎtｐｏｐｕlationneeds,itｓpeｏplearebynowalmoｓtentirelyaｎｕrbａｎsｏciｅtｙ.Ｌｅｓｓthaｎatenthｏfthｅpeopｌeａrｅｅｎgagedinaｇricｕｌtureandforestrｙ(林业)，ａndｍosｔoftherestｌｉveｉｎoraroundｔownｓ,smallaｎdlarｇe.Heretheｔraｄｉtionalpicｔurｅiｓchａnging：eveｒysmaｌlｔownmａｙstilｌbeｖｅrｙlｉｋeoｔｈersmaｌlｔowｎs,andthｅtyｐicalsmallｔownmａyrｅpｒeseｎｔawiｄelyａcceｐtedvｉewofthｅcｏuntry,butmoｓｔAmeriｃａｎｓdonoｔliｖeinｓmａlｌtｏwnsanｙmorｅ．Halｆtｈepoｐｕlationnowliｖｅsinｓoｍethiｒtymｅtroｐolitaｎaｒeas（largecｉtｉesｗiththeirsuｂｕrbs）ofmoｒｅthanamilliｏnｐeoplｅｅａch–aｌargｅproporｔｉonthaｎｉnＧermanyｏrＥｎｇlｉsh,ｌeｔaloneFraｎce．Thestatistics(记录)ofurｂaｎaｎｄrｕralpｏpulａtiｏnsｈouldbetｒeatedwiｔhcautｉoｎbecausｅsomanypｅopleｗholivｅiｎaｒeａsｃｌaｓsｉfiedａsrｕraltｒavｅlｂｙcaｒtoworkinanｅarbyｔowneａchdａy．Astｈeｒushｔoliveoutoftownconｔinｕes,rｕraｌareaｓｗitｈinｒeachｏftowｎsａｒｅgraｄｕalｌyfｉｌｌｅｄｗithhoｕｓｅs,soｔhatitisｈardtosayatｗhaｔmoｍeｎtａpieｃeofcｏuntｒｙbecoｍeｓaｓｕburb.ButｍｏreaｎdmｏrｅtｈetypicaｌＡmeｒicanlivesinameｔroｐolｉtａnrａｔheｒthaｎａsｍallｔowneｎｖironmenｔ.16.ＩｆｎowAmericahas250ｍillｉonpｅoｐle,howmａnyoｆthemａreeｎｇａgediｎａgrｉcｕｌtureanｄforestｒｙ?A.Abｏut2５ｍiｌlｉon. ﻩﻩB.Ｍoｒethan25milliｏnC.Lessthan２5miｌliｏnﻩﻩ ﻩ D.Lｅssthan2２5millｉon17.Ｗhichoftheｆｏｌｌowiｎｇfouｒｃouｎtｒｉeｓhasｔhesmalleｓｐｏｒtiｏnｏfpeoplelivingiｎｍetｒopoliｔanaｒeas?A.theUnitedSｔatｅｓ.ﻩ ﻩ ﻩﻩＢ．GｅrｍanｙＣ．Ｆrａnce. ﻩ ﻩﻩﻩﻩ D.Engｌａnｄ１8．What’sｔhemeaｎiｎｇoftheｗord“ｍetropolitaｎ”iｎthemiddｌeｏfｔhｅｐasｓaｇe?A．Oｆａｌargｅcityｗiｔhitｓsubｕrｂs. ﻩB.Ofsmａllandｌaｒgｅtowns．C.Ｏｆｕｒｂａnareas. ﻩ ﻩ Ｄ.Ofｒｕralａreas.19．Accｏｒdingtotｈepａｓsage,ｗhatcanｗeｌeaｒnaｂｏｕtsmallｔｏｗnsinｔhｅUｎiｔeｄStates?A.Mｏsｔsｍａlltoｗnｓbecomeｇｒaduａllycrｏwｄed.B.Sｍalltownsarestillsimilａrtoｅａｃｈｏｔher．C．Aｓtheｔraｄitionａｌpiｃtureischangiｎg，toｗnｓaredifferｅnt.D.Smalｌtowｎsａｒetuｒnｉnｇiｎtolaｒgecities．２0．Wｈyisｉthａrdtoｓaｙｗｈｅnaｐiｅceofcoｕntrｙbecｏmｅｓaｓuburb?A.Becausethｅyaｒethesame．B．Becａusetherushtakesｐlaｃeｔoｏquiｃkly.C.Bｅｃaｕsｅtｈｅproｃesｓiｓgｒadｕal.D．BecausemoreandｍorｅＡｍericaｎｓｌiveinmｅtropoｌiｔａnａｒeas.Paｓsａｇe3Ｉfwewereａskｅdexaｃｔlywhatweweredoiｎｇayearａgｏ,weshouｌdprobabｌyhａvetosａythatweｃoulｄｎoｔrememｂer.Bｕtifｗehaｄkeptaｂooｋandhadwritｔeninｉｔanaccounｔofwｈatwediｄｅａｃｈday,ｗesｈouldbeａbｌｅtogｉveanaｎsｗertｏthｅqｕeｓtion．Itisthｅsａｍeinhisｔorｙ.Maｎythingｓhavebeenforgotteｎｂｅcauｓeweｄonｏｔhａvｅａnｙwrｉtｔｅnaccounｔoｆｔhｅm.Somｅｔimesmeｎdidｋｅepａrecoｒdoftｈeｍostｉｍporｔａｎtｈａｐpｅｎiｎｇsinthｅｉrcountrｙ,butoftｅnｉtwasdｅstｒoyedbｙｆireorinawar．Ｓoｍetｉｍesｔｈerｅｗasneveranywrittenｒecｏrdaｔalｌbｅｃaｕsethepeopleｏfｔｈattimeaｎdplacedidnoｔkｎowhowtｏｗrite．Fｏｒeｘａｍplｅ,ｗeｋｎowａgoｏdｄealaｂoｕtthｅpeoｐlｅwｈoｌiｖedinChina4，００0yearsago,becaｕｓethｅycouldwriteａndleaｖｅwｒiｔtenrｅcorｄｓforthosewholiｖedａftertｈem.Buｔweknoｗalmosｔnoｔｈiｎgaｂoutthepeoplｅwholivedｅvｅn200ｙeaｒsagoinｃentrａlＡｆｒicａ,ｂecａusetｈeｙhadnotｌeａｒnedtｏwrite.Sｏｍetimes,ofcourｓe,ｅｖenｉfthepeoplecａｎｎotｗriｔｅ,thｅymayｋnｏｗsｏmeｔhｉngoftheｐast.Theyhavehｅarｄaｂoutitfroｍolderpｅoｐle,aｎｄoftｅnsongsanｄdancｅｓandｓtｏriesｈavebeｅnｍadeaboutthemostimportantｈappｅnｉｎｇs,ａndｔｈesｅｈavebｅｅnsｕnganｄaｃtedandtｏldformanygeneｒａtions.Formoｓｔpeｏｐlｅareproudtoｔeｌlwhatｔｈeiｒfathersdidinｔheｐast.Ｔhiswemaycalｌ‘reｍｅmbeｒedhistｏry’.Sｏmｅoｆｉthａｓnoｗbeｅnwritｔeｎdｏwn.Itisnoｔｓoexacｔｏｒsoｖalｕaｂletｏuｓａswrittenｈｉｓｔoｒyiｓ，ｂeｃauｓewoｒdsarｅｍｕchmoreeasilｙｃｈangeｄwｈeｎuｓeｄagaｉnanｄagaiｎｉnｓｐeｅｃｈｔｈanwheｎcｏpiedinwritｉnｇ.Buｔwｈｅretherearｅnowｒｉｔtｅnｒecoｒds,ｓuchｓpｏkensｔoriesarｅoftenveryheｌpful.21.Whichoｆthｅfollowinｇideasisnoｔsugｇestedinthepａssａge?A.“Remｅmｂeredhistory”,coｍpａredwiｔhwritteｎhｉstory,ｉｓｌeｓｓrelｉａble.B.Ｗｒittenrecordsｏfｔhepasｔpｌaythemoｓtimportantroｌｅiｎoｕｒｌearｎｉnｇoｆｔheｈumanhistory.Ｃ.Awrｉｔtenaｃｃoｕｎｔofouｒdailyａcｔｉvｉtieshelpsuｓtobeabｌetoａnｓweｒmanyqueｓｔioｎs.D.Wｈｅｒethereareｎowrｉttｅnｒeｃords,ｔhereisnohisｔｏry.2２.WekｎoｗveｒｙｌittleaboｕtｔhｅcentｒalAfriｃａ２00ｙeａｒsagobecａuse．A.tｈeｒewasｎｏtｈingｗorthbeiｎｇｗrittendownatｔｈattｉmeＢ.thepｅoplethｅreignoredtheimportanceofkeepｉnｇarｅcｏｒｄC．thewrｉtｔｅｎrｅcordｓwerｅperｈａpsdｅsｔｒｏyeｄbyafirｅＤ.theｐｅoplｅthｅredidnotknowhoｗtｏwｒiｔe23.“Reｍembeｒedhistｏrｙ”referｓto.A.ｈistoｒybaseｄonaperson’siｍａginatｉonB.stoｒｉeｓofimportaｎthappenｉngｓpasｓeｄｄｏｗｎfromｍｏｕｔｈｔomoｕthＣ.sｏngｓanddａncｅdaｂoutthemostiｍｐortanｔeｖentsD．bｏthBandC2４.“Ｒemeｍberｅdhistｏｒy”isｒｅgardeｄasvaluableonｌyｗｈen.A.itｉsｗｒitteｎｄownﻩﻩ 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