2023年英语专业高级休闲英语试题秋英语本科专业教学资源整合新版

试卷代号:169座位号湖北广播电视大学2０23-2023年学年度“专升本”考试英语专业《高级休闲英语》试题22023年6月_＿__＿__＿_＿_＿____＿_＿______＿__＿＿_＿_____＿_＿__＿_____＿_＿___＿_____＿______＿_I.CｈoｏseＡ,B,Ｃtoｃoｍpleteｅaｃhcｏnverｓａｔion,usingtｈｅsentencｅsbeｌow.(20%)1.

—Hｉ,Ａnitａ！Hoｗaｒeyｏｕ？—Justfinｅ,thａnｋs.What’ｓnew?—Nothiｎgｍucｈ.Whａt’sneｗwithyｏu?—___＿＿_＿_______＿＿__＿___＿＿__＿＿＿__＿_______＿_＿___＿＿_.Ａ.

Ｔhａｔ’sａllｒight.I’mｃｏminｇoｖerｔｏｍｏrroｗ.B．

Well,Ｉ’mnotworｋｉngatthebankaｎｙmｏre.C．

Ｔhankｓ，that’sverｙｋindfｏryou.２．

—WheｎｙoｕHａveｄireｃｔioｎstotｈetaxiｄriver,yousouｎdｅdjｕstｌikｅanatｉｖe.—_________＿______＿_＿_＿____＿__＿______＿＿__＿____＿___.Ａ.

WedeｃｉｄedtoｍｏｖeｔoCaliｆorｎialａｓtyear.B.

Ｗelｌ,nｏtｑuite．Istiｌlｈaveｔroublｅexｐreｓｓingmｙseｌf.C．

Whichcｉｔｙａｒｅyoｕgｏｉngｔostay?3.

—Ineedｓomeoｎetｏtａkecareoｆmyｄaｕgｈtｅｒ.—___＿_____＿____＿_______＿＿____＿_＿_________＿＿______．A．

Sｏmeｏnewho’sgoodｗithcｈｉldreｎ.B.

Ｉhaveａfｒieｎdｗhoｓeｄaughteriｓinkindeｒgａrten.C.

Ｗｈatkinｄofpersonaｒeyoｕｌookingfor?4.

—DｏyｏukｎowifJｏｈn’sｃominghomefordinner?—____________＿_＿________＿__＿__＿____＿____＿___＿____.Ａ.

Ｈｅ’lｌbelatｅ.Heｓaidnoｔtowaitｆｏrhim.B．

I’llｂｅlatｅfｏrdinｎer.C.

Ｊoｈnisgoｉngtobeatthemeｅtingtomoｒrowａfｔernoｏｎ.5.

—YｏuspeakEnglishsowell.Yoｕmustbegoodatlearninglaｎguａges.—_______＿___＿＿＿_＿_______＿＿_＿_____＿_______＿__＿_＿＿＿.A.

Ｉhaｖeａhaｒｄｔiｍelearnｉnｇlａnguageｓtoｏ.B．

I’vｅmetｌotsofiｎtｅｒestingｐeopleherｅ.C.

I’mlucky.Ｉ’veａlwaｙsｆoundlａｎgｕageｓeasy.6．

—I’msｏrrｙ.Nｏwwｈaｔｗｅｒeweｔａlkiｎgaｂout？—＿＿__＿__＿_________＿_＿__＿_＿____＿_＿_＿＿____＿____＿_＿_．A.

Youweresayiｎgｔｈａtyouusedtobeaphｙsiｃaltｈeraｐｉst.B．

IfＩhadmoretimｅ,I’dhａveaｐｒivatepｒaｃtice.Ｃ.

ThａtticketsｆｏrｔheStingconｃｅrtareｓoｌdoｕｔ.7.—_______＿_＿___＿＿_________＿_______＿＿_＿＿＿__＿_______.—No,I’ｍgｏｉｎgtｏｔhｅpostoｆfice.A.

Welｌ,wｅｃoｕldalwaysgotomorrｏw.Ｂ.

Rｏsｅ,didIｈeａrｙｏusayyou’regoinｇtoｔhedrugstorｅ?C.

Doyouthiｎkｙｏuｍighｔgobyapｏstoffｉｃe?８.—____＿_____＿___＿＿＿__＿＿_＿_____＿＿_＿____＿___＿___＿___.—Ｗhaｔdｉdｙoudo?A.

ＷhileIwasｈｉｋinｇｔhｒｏｕgｈtｈewｏods,Isawabｅar.Ｂ.

Ｉwashｉkingthｒｏughｔhewｏodｓ.C.

Ｗheｒeareyouｏffto?Ｐerhapsthebestwayistotakｅａtaxｉ.９.—Ihavｅn’ｔheardfrｏmｍybrotherfｏrｓiｘmonthｓ．—___＿__＿_＿__＿____＿＿_＿＿＿___＿__＿_＿___＿_____________.A.

He’stoobｕsy.Hehasｎ’tｇoｔtimｅfｏrdinnｅｒ.B.

Hewｏｎ’ｔbｅaｂｌetocomeoｖeｒｌａter.C.

Ｒealｌｙ?Wｈyｄｏesn’ｔｈｅｗritemｏreoften?１0.—＿_＿＿____＿_＿______＿___＿__＿____＿___＿_＿_________＿__.—No,Ihaven’t．I’ｖｅbeeｎｃoughｉｎgandsneezｉnｇfoｒｔwoweｅkｓ．A.

You’vebeenｌosingｙouｒtempeｒalｏｔlately.B.

Haveyｏubｅeｎgｅｔtｉngenoughｅｘｅｒcises?C.

Yoｕstiｌlhaｖeｎ’tgotrｉｄoｆｔhaｔcolｄ，haveｙｏu?

II.Readtｈｅｆolｌoｗingpａssagｅsaｎdanswerqueｓtions.(60％)Pａssage1IｎfｏｒmａtｉonforTｏｕrisｔstｏSingapｏrｅGｅｔｔingtheVisa.Traｖeｌersｃancｏmeiｎdivｉduａlｌｙorwｉthａtoｕrgｒoup.Theｔｒavｅｌａgenciｅｓwhicｈｏrgaｎizｅthetourwillgotｈrｏughaｌlthｅneｃeｓsａryｆormaｌitｉesfoｒthegroｕpｍembｅrs，whileinｄiｖidualｔravelersshouldfiｎdoｕｔifthｅyneeｄａｖisaｔoenterSiｎgａｐore.Foｒnaｔｉonalsofmosｔcouｎｔrｉｅsofｔheｗould,avisaｉｓgｒaｎtｅｄａttｈeportofentry,buｔnaｔionalｓofｓoｍecountrｉeshavetoapplyfｏravisaｂeｆｏretｈeytravelｔoSinｇapore.ＹoushouldcｈｅckwiththｅｅｍbａsｓyoftheＲepubliｃofＳingaporenｅareｓttoｙｏuwｈｅｔｈerｏrnoｔｙoｕｎeedaｖisａtｏenterSｉngapore．Ｙoｕshoｕldapｐlyｆoriｔｗellaｈｅａｄoｆtiｍeifyoudoneeｄone.PhysicalChｅck-uｐ.ＴｏｕriｓｔｓsｈouldｇotｏtheirdoｃtorsｂeｆorｅleａvｉnｇfoｒSiｎgaporeandgeｔsomｅvaccinａtｉonsormｅdicatｉonａccoｒｄiｎgtotheirdｏctｏr＇sadvicｅ.Singaporeｈａsｍanyｗeｌl-equｉｐpedｈospｉtaｌs,butｔhemedｉcalexｐｅｎｓescanbecomeｃostlyｆｏｒnon-residenｔｓ.InSiｎｇapore，itｉseａｓyｔoｆindｄｏctｏrswhospeakＥnglisｈ，Ｃhｉneｓe,MalayorＴａmil.Dｏcｔorsｗhospeaｋｏtheｒlaｎguａgesaremｏredｉffｉcｕｌｔtofiｎd.Ifyｏudｏnotspeakanyofthefourofficiallａngｕagesｏfthecounｔrｙ，youmaｙhavetｈｅpｒobｌemofalａｎguaｇebarrｉｅrwhｅnyougotoaSingaporehospitaｌfortreaｔment.MoneｙＭatｔeｒs.Aｌｌhardcurrｅncies,forexａmple,UＳｄｏｌlars,Ｇermanmarks,Ｆreｎchｆｒancs，Japaneｓeyenandstｅrliｎgpouｎdｓ,arｅaｃcｅptｅｄiｎSinｇapｏre.Touriｓｔsｃaｎuｓecash,traveler'scｈｅcksandcｒeditｃarｄsaccorｄiｎgｔotｈｅiroｗnｎeｅｄｓ.Ｆoreigｎcｕｒｒｅｎｃiesandtｒａvelｅｒ'scheckscａnbechangｅｄintoSiｎｇaｐｏredｏｌlarsattｈeexchangｅdｅskｓｏftｈｅhotels,themajoｒbanks,anｄauｔhｏrizｅdｍoneychangｅｒｓ.Doｎ'tchａngemoneｙwiｔhanyunａuthoriｚｅdmoｎeyｖeｎdoｒｓ;iｔisilleｇalandnotsafｅ.Tｈｅｍａｊorcreｄiｔｃards,ｓuchasＶisa,MaｓｔｅrCard,AmericanExpｒeｓs,Milliｏn,JCBandDiｎer'sClub,arｅａｃｃepteｄinmostｏｆｔhebｉghotelsanddeｐartmenｔstoｒeｓ．Theｒeareoｖer1０00ATMｓinSingaｐoｒｅ,conｖeｎientlｙｌoｃaｔedｉnallcｏmmｅrｃialandresidｅntialareas.HoｔeｌＲeｓervaｔion.Thereareover800hoｔeｌsanｄｈostelｓinSｉｎgapore,rangiｎｇfrombｕdgetｌoｄgingtothemａjesticａndtheｍostｅxquisitｅｓｔｙlesofｆｉｖe－ｓtarhotelｓ.Howeveｒ,ｍostoftｈehoteｌsarｅmiｄ-ｒaｎgｅｏnesｗithsｔａnｄardservicｅｓ.Theyareusｕａllyｅquippｅｄwithaｉr-ｃｏnditiｏｎerｓ，siｎgleｏｒdｏｕｂｌｅbeds,ａndprｉvａｔebatｈroomｓ.HｏteｌgueｓｔscaｎｇｅtIDD，ＤDD,fax,ｌａｕnｄryａｎdwake-uｐｓerviｃesinallhoｔeｌｓ.Inｈotelsabovetｈeｔhree－sｔａrｌevel,therearealsobusinｅsｓcenｔers,beaｕtysalｏns，healｔhｃｅntersａndbaｒs.BuffeｔｂｒeakfａstｓｗiｔhbothＷestｅrnaｎdＳoutheａstAsianｆoodareserｖed.Hotandcoｌdｄrinｋsareproｖidedinｍａnyhｏtels,andthetaｐwaterindｒｉｎkabｌe.Ｔhｅprｉcｅsofｔheｈotelsvａｒyaｃcordingtｏtheiｒcategoriｅsａｎｄｔｈeseason.TourｉstsｓhｏulｄreservetｈeirhoｔｅlsbｅfｏrｅcoｍinｇtoSiｎｇapｏｒeiｆtｈeywanttobeasｓｕredoｆtheiｒfirｓtｃｈｏicｅ.Reserｖａtionsｃａｎbemadeｔhrouｇhａtｒａvelaｇency,ａnｏverseａsbranｃhoｆthehｏtel，orbｙfａｘ.Ｉfyouaｒriｖｅｗithｏｕtａrｅservatｉon,youcantｅlephonethehotelupｏｎａrrivｉngatｔｈeairport.Oneｏftheadvantagesｏfｒeservａtionisthaｔmostｏfｔheｂiｇhotｅlswｉllsenｄacoachtomｅｅｔｔheｔouｒistsattheaｉrpoｒt.Questiｏns１1-1５.Fｉndｏuｔiｆtｈefolｌowiｎgｓｔatｅmeｎtsareｔｒｕeorfａｌseａccoｒdｉngｔotｈeteｘt.MaｒkToｎyoｕｒansｗerｓｈeetifｉｔiｓtrue,Fifｉtiｓfalｓｅ.Ｗriteyoｕraｎｓwｅｒsｏｎyouranswersｈeｅt.＿____１1.IfyouｎｅeｄavｉｓatoenｔeｒＳｉngaｐｏｒｅ，yousｈoulｄapplyearｌy.___＿_12.AlthouｇhmanｙhospiｔalsiｎSiｎgａpoｒearewｅｌl-equipｐｅd,thedoｃtorsthｅｒecannottｒeatpａtientｓwhｏdoｎotspeakＥnglisｈ__＿__13.Aforeiｇntourisｔcaｎｃｈangemoneyinhｏtelｓ，aswｅｌlasｉｎbanks＿_＿__１4.Itｉｓillegaｌtochanｇemoｎｅｙwithａuｔhｏriｚedmoneychａngers.＿_＿__１５.Fｏreigntｏｕriｓｔｓhavｅtomakereｓerｖaｔioｎsbeforeｔheyｗanttostayiｎａfive-staｒhotｅl.

Ｐaｓsage2Treｅsareusefultoｍａninthreｅveryimportanｔwayｓ:tｈeyｐrovideｈｉmwoodａndotherｐｒｏdｕcts;thｅygiｖehｉｍｓhade;andｔｈeｙhｅlptoｐｒｅvenｔｄrｏught(干旱)andflｏｏdｓ．Unfoｒtunaｔely,inｍanyparｔsｏfthewｏrld,ｍanhaｓnotｒealｉzeｄthattheｔｈirdｏftｈeseseｒｖiｃesiｓtｈemｏstimｐoｒｔant．Inhiｓeagerneｓstodrａwquickprofiｔfrｏmtｈｅｔreeｓ,hehasｃuｔthemdowninlargeｎumｂerｓ.Twothousaｎdyｅａrｓａｇo,arichandpｏwerfulcouｎtrycutdｏwnｉｔsｔreesｔoｂuildwarｓhips,withwhicｈｔｏgaｉnitｓｅlｆaｎｅｍpiｒe.Iｔgaｉnedｔheemｐirebut,ｗｉthoutiｔstrees，itssoｉｌbeｃaｍeｂarｅandｐoor.Ｗhｅnｔheempireｆelltopieces,thecountryｆoundiｔｓelffacedｂyfloodsanｄstarｖatｉon．Evｅnwhereagｏvｅrnmenｔrｅaｌizestｈeimｐoｒｔancｅofaplentifulsuppｌｙofｔreeｓ,iｔisdifficulｔsomｅtiｍｅsｔomakethepeoplerｅalizｅthｉs．Tｈeyｃulｔdｏwｎthetreesbutａreｔoｏｃａｒeleｓｓｔoｐlaｎｔandlooｋａｆteｒnewtrｅｅs.So,unｌessｔheｇovernmentｈasagoodsyｓｔemofcontrｏl,oｒcａnedｕｃatｅｔｈepeopｌe,ｔｈeforestsslowlydiｓaｐpear.Thiｓdoｅｓｎoｔonｌymeanｔhａttｈereｗillｂefｅｗｅｒtrees.Tｈeresultsareeｖeｎmoｒeserious：forwherｅｔherｅtｒees,theirrootｓbreakthｅｓoiｌup,ａllowinｇtheｒａｉntｏsinkｉn,ａndalsｏbinｄthｅsoｉl.Thisprｅventｓtｈeｓoilfｒoｍbｅingｗaｓheｄawaｙ.Buｔwhereｔhｅreａｒeｎotrees,ｔherainｆalｌｓonhardｇrｏｕndandｆlowsawａyonｔheｓurface,ａnｄthiscａusesfｌｏｏdsandｔheraincａrriｅｓawaytｈｅrｉｃhtopsoiｌiｎwhｉcｈcｒoｐsｇrow．Whenallｔhｅtopsoilｉsgone,nothingremaiｎsbutworthlesｓdesｅrｔ.Qｕestionｓ1６-20.Cｏmplｅｔｅthefｏllｏwingstatｅmentsｂychooｓingthｅbestｆｒｏmtｈeansweｒsa,b，ｃ,andｄanｄwrｉteｔhｅletｔeｒonyourａnsｗersheｅｔ.1６．Trｅesarｅｕｓefultomaｎmａiｎlyintｈreewａys,tｈｅｍｏstimportantofｗhｉchisthａtｔhｅycan__＿______＿___.Ａ.

kｅｅphｉmfroｍｔhehｏtsunｓhｉｎeB.

ｅnａblehｉmtobｕildwarｓｈipsＣ.

mａkｅｈimdrａwqｕiｃkprofｉｔfromthemＤ．

protecthiｍfｒoｍｄｒouｇhtｓａndflooｄｓ１7.Iｔ’sａｇreaｔpiｔythat_______．A.

manisonｌyinterｅsｔedinbuildiｎgemｐiresＢ．

ｍanｉsnoteａgertomａｋｅprofitｓfｒomｔreeｓC.

manhasn’ｔrealizedｔheimpoｒtanceoftｒeestohimD.

manhａsｎ’ｔfouｎdouｔthａtｈehasｌostalltｒees18.Sooneｒorlatertheforesｔswillｄisaｐｐear__________＿___.A．

unleｓsacounｔryhasａpｌｅnｔｙｓuppｌyｏfｔreesＢ.

unlesspeoｐleｓtoｐｃｕtｔiｎgｄownthｅirtrｅesＣ.

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tｏwasｈａwaｙB.

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ｋeepｒaｉｎfrｏｍfaｌlｉngdownｔｏsoｆｔgrouｎdB.

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