2016春郑州大学《专科英语1》期末考试st

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考试时间:120分钟

考场:171.8.225.136

考试日期:2016-04-04考号：

姓名：剩余时间：53:38保存交卷帮助Thepaperhave3parts.一、单项选择题（45道小题，共55分）1、supply（1分）A、B、调查C、摇摆D、供应2、complain（1分）A、争辩B、顺从

C、感激

D、抱怨3、achievement

（1分）A、忠告B、成就C、冒险D、同意4、putoff（1分）A、推开B、推迟C、写下

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with10、一般地（1分）A、in

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wait18、Withthehelpofthegovernment,alargenumberofpeople______afterthefloodin1991.（1分）A、survivedB、suspendedC、sufferedD、subjected19、Your______toteachingisdifferentfrommine.（1分）A、thinkingB、approachC、fuelD、lump20、Iˊdliketo______＿youressaywithyouwhenyouhavetime.（1分）A、go

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byC、go

forD、go

after21、Thisassemblyline______100,000carseachyear.（1分）A、turns

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to22、TheFIFAWorldCup2006was______byGermany.（1分）A、arrangedB、joined

C、sponsoredD、participated23、Itˊsuptoyouto______orrefuseit.Noonewillreallyinterfere.（1分）A、acceptB、receiveC、take

upD、except24、______theheavysnow,theywouldhavearrivedatthemeetingplaceontime.（1分）A、Because

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D、with26、______youareleavingtomorrow,let’shavedinnertogethertonight.（1分）A、ForB、SinceC、BeforeD、While27、Healthydietandenoughexerciesearethekey______goodhealth.（1分）A、forB、aboutC、inD、to28、Thegovernmentis______waystodecreasecoalusebyincreasingthesupplyofnaturalgas.（1分）A、seekingB、improvingC、checkingD、ensuring29、Notwopeopleintheworldseethingsexactly______.（1分）A、alikelyB、likeC、likelyD、alike30、Youreffortismuch______asweallbenefitfromit.（1分）A、appreciatedB、approvedC、appealedD、applied31、Hesaidhehadgreat______inhissecretary;shewoulddotherightthing.（1分）A、knowledgeB、understandingC、confidenceD、dependence32、Onemeter______1,000millimeters.（1分）A、equal

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with33、Hesaidhewould______metoMr.Libuthedidn’t.（1分）A、commentB、suggestC、commandD、recommend34、Thefiremanreachedthetopfloor______alongwaterpipe.（1分）A、with

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of35、29freemedicalservicesare______tonearlyallthecollegestudentsinChina.（1分）A、favoriteB、available

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D、average36、They______twomajorsnowstormssofarthiswinter.（1分）A、hadB、haveC、have

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had37、______oppositetotheteacher,hefeltverynervous.（1分）A、Seated

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not40、Thepolicemanaskedthewitness(证人)to______tomindexactlywhathappened.（1分）A、rememberB、remindC、mindD、recall41、近年来，教育改革使学生身心受益匪浅。（3分）A、In

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education

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recent

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---42、与小城镇相比，大城市的生活要繁忙得多。（3分）A、In

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life

in

small

towns,

life

in

big

cities

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foreigners,

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speaking

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fluently.44、Thatmightseemtobetheanswer,butmanytopstudentsareAsiansnolongerfromimmigrantfamilies,butfromfamilieswhichhavelivedintheU.S.forthreeorfourgenerations.（3分）A、这似乎是答案所在，但许多很高的学生不再是来自移民家庭，而是来自于在美国生活了三代或四代的亚洲家庭。---B、这似乎就是答案，但许多很高的学生是来自移民家庭，而不是来自于在美国生活了三代或四代的亚洲家庭。C、这似乎就是答案，但许多优等生是来自移民家庭，而不是来自于在美国生活了三代或四代的亚洲家庭。D、这似乎是答案所在，但许多优等生不再是来自移民家庭，而是来自于在美国生活了三代或四代的亚洲家庭。45、InAmerica,thelandofequalopportunity,Asiansseembetterablethanmostotherpeoplegroupstosucceed,especiallyinthefieldofeducation.（3分）A、在美国这个人人机会均等的土地，亚洲人似乎比大多数其他民族更有可能获得成功，尤其在教育方面。B、在美国这个人人机会均等的国度，亚洲人似乎比大多数其他人更有可能获得成功，尤其在教育领域。C、在美国这个人人机会均等的土地，亚洲人似乎比大多数其他人更有可能获得成功，尤其在教育领域。D、在美国这个人人机会均等的国度，亚洲人似乎比大多数其他民族更有可能获得成功，尤其在教育领域。二、阅读理解（3道小题，共30分）

DoyouknowAmericanToughman?ThatisamateurboxingcompetitionsaroundtheU.S.Comparedtoprofessionalboxingmatches,aToughmanfightcouldnotbesimpler.Passing

abriefphysicalexaminationandpaying$50getyouapairofgloves.Thefightstakeplaceinthreetwo-minuteroundswiththewinnerdecidedbypointsawardedbyajudge.

Theprizemoneydoesn’tcomparewithprofessionalmatcheseither.Someprofessionalboxersmakemillionseverytime,whilethemostaToughmancompetitorcanhopeforis

$1,000forwinningaseriesoffights.SomefightershopethataToughmanboxingmatchwillleadtofameandfortunethough.Mr.T,afamoustoughguyactor,gothisstartin

Toughman,butthatkindofsuccessisone-in-a-million.

AnotherdifferencebetweenToughmanandprofessionalmatchesisthatToughmanfightersusuallyhavenoideawhatthey’redoing.The

$50

entrance

fee

doesn’t

buy

a

minuteoftraining.Experiencedfightersaretrainedtoprotectthemselvesaswellasattacktheiropponents,butToughmanfighterscouldbarely

keep

their

hands

up.

Art

Dore,whofoundedtheleague24yearsago,admits,“Theseguyscan’tfight.”Thiskindofinexperiencecanbefatal;12peoplehavebeenkilledinToughmanmatches,

four

inthepastninemonthsalone.1.ParticipationinaToughmancompetitioncosts______.

A)$1,000

B)$50

C)millionsdollars

D)onemilliondollars2.AToughmanfightusuallylast______minutes

A)one

B)two

C)three

D)six3.ThemainreasonthatsomeboxersarehurtinToughmanfightisthatthey______.

A)haveimpropermanners

B)arelackoftraining

C)aredistractedbythenoisycrowd

D)arecontrolledbyunfairjudges4.ThemostfamouspersontoemergefromToughmancompetitionsis______.

A)LennoxLewis

B)ArtDore

C)Mr.T

D)MikeTyson5.Itis＿＿＿＿＿＿thatparticipationinToughmancanleadtofameandfortune.

A)commonsense

B)veryrare

C)neverseen

D)natural

Ateamofarchaeologists(考古学家)hasgonetoNewMexicotolookforproofofoneofthegreateststoriesofthe20thcentury:theUFOcrashatRoswell.

WilliamFoleman,anarchaeologistattheUniversityofNewMexico,agreedtoexcavate(发掘)thesitewheretheUFOsupposedlycrashedin1947.

Whatexactlyhappenedonthesiteisunclear.In1947,ayoungmandiscoveredsomedebris(碎片)onthefield.Afterinvestigatingthecrash,theUSArmy

announced

they

hadrecovereda“flydisc”.

Severalhourslater,anAirForcegeneralannouncedthatthecrashwascausedbyaweatherballoonagain.Thefieldwasclosedoffforseveral

days

while

the

military

cleanedupthesite.

BelieversclaimthatthemilitaryfoundacrashedUFO,alongwithseveraldeadbodiesatthesite.Thisstoryhasinspiredcountlessbooks,moviesandTV

shows,

but

no

onehasbeenabletofindanyevidencetosupportit.

In1997,theAirForcesaidtheweatherballoonstorywasmadeupandthatthemilitarywasactuallyconductingacrash-testprogramwithballoons.

ButFolemanisn’tsosure.Whilehesayshe’s“Stilluncertain”aboutUFOs,heknowsthat“somethinghappenedinJuly1947”.1.SomepeoplebelieveaUFO______atRoswell.

A)Landed

B)flew

C)crashed

D)disappeared2.Anarchaeologistwenttothesitetolookfor______.

A)Answers

B)evidence

C)aliens

D)fossils3.In1947somedebris(残骸)wasfound______.

A)inafield

B)inapark

C)inahouse

D)onamilitarybase4.TheAirForcesaidthedebrishadcomefroma(an)______.

A)plane

B)car

C)explosion

D)weatherballoon5.In1997,theAirForcesaidtheiroriginalstorywas______.

A)False

B)true

C)unclear

D)exaggerated(夸张的)

Doctorshaveknownforalongtimethatextremelyloudnoisescancausehearingdamageorloss.Thenoisecanbethesoundofajetairplaneormachinesin

factories

or

loudmusicorothercommonsoundsfoundathomeandatwork.

Apersononlyneedstohearthenoiseforlittlemorethanonesecondtobeaffected.

AnAmericanscientisthadfoundthatusingaspirincouldincreasethetemporaryhearinglossordamagefromloudnoise.Hedidan

experiment,

using

a

number

of

male

studentsatauniversitywhoallhadnormalhearing.Hegavethemdifferentamountsofaspirinfordifferentperiodsoftime,andthenhetested

their

hearing

ability.

He

foundthatstudentswhoweregivenfourgramsofaspirinadayfortwodayssufferedmuchgreatertemporaryhearinglossthanthosewhodidnotuseaspirin.Thehearing

loss

wasabouttwiceasgreat.

ThescientistsaidmillionsofpersonsintheUnitedStatesusemuchlargeramountsofaspirinthanwereusedinthestudy.Hesaidthesepersonsfaceaseriousdangerof

sufferinghearinglossfromloudnoises.1.Doctorshavelongknownthat______.

A)one’shearingdamageorlosshasnothingtodowithaloudnoise

B)hearingdamageorlosscanbecausedbyextremelyloudnoises.

C)loudmusicarenotharmfultotheear

D)commonsoundsathomearenotharmfultotheear2.Thispassagesuggeststhatthenoisecanbe______.

A)thesoundofajetairplane

B)loudmusic

C)thesoundofmachinesinfactories

D)alloftheabove3.Accordingtothispassage,oneconclusionyoucandrawisthataspirin______.

A)shouldneverbetakenmorethanfourgramsdaily

B)candamageone’shearingwhengivenmorethanfourgramsdaily

C)makeshearingdamagefromloudnoiseworse

D)increaseshearinglossbythreetimes4.MillionsofAmericansareindangerofsufferinghearinglossbecausethey＿＿＿＿＿＿.

A)oftentakejetairplanesontrips

B)likelisteningtoloudmusic

C)aredrownedinloudnoises

D)taketoomuchaspirin5.ThepurposeoftheexperimenttheAmericanscientistdi