吉林学位英语模拟试题四文档格式.docx
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5.InEngland.Winterissnow,longnightsandverycoldweather.
A)tiedtoB)associatedwithC)linkedupD)tiedwith
6.whenitcametoavote,thegovernment’smotiononpensionincreasebyalargemajority.
A)wasdefeatedB)wasdeposedC)discardedD)dismissed
7.Itisclearfromthedemonstrationthatthestudentsnolongertheauthorityoftheuniversitystaff
A)recollectB)relateC)recognizeD)receive
8.It’snousetelephoningmeattheofficethisweekbecauseI’m
A)onleaveB)onholidaysC)bymyleaveD)meanwhile
9.Heisallrightbeislefttodothejobinhisownway.
A)sofarasB)solongasC)incaseD)meanwhile
lO.Idroppedtheandbrokeit.
A)cupofthecoffeeB)cupofcoffeeC)cupforcoffeeD)coffeecup
11.Sheinquiredherhusband’shealthinherletter.
A)afterB)intoC)forD)about
l2.Atrulypersonalwaysreceivesandputsintopracticethereasonableideasofothers.
A)warm-heartedB)kind—heartedC)strong-mindedD)open-minded
13.Idon’twanttouseMary’sballpenbecauseIdon’tlike.
A)thatballpenofhersB)thatherballpen
C)herthatballpenD)thatballpenofher
14.Hecouldn’tevenrentacheapestcar,thisone.
A)letalonebuyB)letalonetobuy
C)tosaynothinginbuyingD)tosaynothingtobuy
15.MargaretmissedthefirstflightsoastotravelonthesameoneasPeter.
A)intensiveB)intentionallyC)decisivelyD)confusedly
16.Theprofessorgaveordersthatthetestbefore10:
30.
A)willfinishB)willbefinishedC)befinishedD)shallfinished
17.Livinghereatthetopofthemountainwithnooneelsenearyoumustbe
very.
A)soleB)aloneC)onlyD)lonely
18.Whoisresponsiblethearrangement?
A)formake.B)tomakeC)tomakingD)formaking
19.Idon’tthinkIcouldanothernightwithoutsleep.
A)standB)supportC)putupD)carry
20.Novillagecouldbefoundinthatpartofthehighlandafewhuts.
A)beyondB)amongC)exceptD)with
21.TherearesevenstudentsfromJapan,__arefromIran,andarefrom__places.
A)Other...therest...othersB)Others...therest...other
C)Theother...rest...anotherD)Another...therest...theother
22.Onceyou__SpanishyouwillfindItalianeasy.
A)havelearnedB)learned
C)willlearnD)learning
23.Ifoundthatmycheatinginyesterday'
sEnglishtesttomyparentsthatveryevening.
A)reportedB)bereported
C)hadbeenreportedD)isreported
24.Therearetwelveofus,sogetintothecaratthesametime.
A)weanynotatallB)wecan'
tall
C)allwemaynotD)allwecan'
t
25."
Youdidn'
thearmeuntilnow?
No,I__soundlywhenyoucamein."
A)musthavesleptB)mustsleep
C)musthavebeensleepingD)mustbesleeping
26.Ababymightshowfearofanunfamiliaradult,heislikelytosmileandreachouttoanotherinfant.
A)ifB)wheneverC)sothatD)whereas
27.Nosoonerthanthejeepstartedoff.
A)hisluggagewasloadedB)hadhisluggagebeenloaded
C)loadedhisluggageD)hisluggagewasbeingloaded
28.“Wasthatmanthedeanwhowalkedby?
”“.”
A)ItmustbethatB)Itmusthavebeen
C)HemustbeitD)Musthavebeenit
29.tobecomeafilmstar.
A)NoeverychildrenwantsB)Noeverychildrenwant
C)NoteverychildwantsD)Noteverychildwant
30.Idon’tlikethiswine.Ilikewine
A)someotherB)someothersC)otherD)another
PartIIReadingComprehension
Thereare3passagesinthissection.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).YoushoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthecorrespondingletteronAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.
PassageOne
Questions31to35arebasedonthefollowingpassage.
ThedevelopmentofJamestowninVirginiaduringthesecondhalftheseventeenthcenturywascloselyrelatedtothemakingandtheuseofbricks.Thereareseveralpracticalreasonswhybricksbecomeimportanttothecolony.
Althoughtheforestscouldinitiallysupplysufficienttimber,theprocessoflumbering(采伐)wasextremelydifficult,particularlybecauseofthelackofroads.
Later,whenthetimberonthepeninsular(半岛)hadbeendepleted(耗尽),woodhadtobebroughtfromsomedistance.Buildingstonewasalsoinshortsupply.However,asclaywasplentiful.Itwasinevitablethatthecolonistsshouldturntobrick--making.
Inadditionaltopracticalreasonforusingbrickastheprincipalconstructionmaterial,therewasalsoanideologicalreason.Brickrepresenteddurability-andpermanence.TheVirginiaCompanyofLondoninstructedthecoloniststobuildhospitalsandnewresidencesoutofbrick.
In1662,theTownActoftheVirginiaAssemblyprovidedfortheconstructionofthirty-twobrickbuildingsandprohibitedtheuseofwoodasaconstructionmaterial.Hadthislaweverbeensuccessfullyenforced,Jamestownwouldhavebeena,modelcity.Instead,theresidentsfailedtocomplyfullywiththelaw;
andby1699Jamestownhadcollapsedintoapileofrubblewithonlythreeorfourhabitablehouses.
31.Inthefirsthalfof1600'
s.mostbuildingsinJamestownwereprobably
A)earth.B)stone.C)wood.D)brick.
32.whichofthefollowingwasNOTareasonforusingbrickinconstruction?
A)Woodhadtobebroughtfromsomedistance.
B)Therewasconsiderableclayavailable.
C)Thelumberingprocessdependedongoodroads.
D)Thetimberwasnotofgoodquality.
33.Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagehatsettlerswhobuiltwithbricksinthe1600'
swere
A)planningtoreturntoEngland.
B)obeyingthelaws.
C)notconcernedaboutdurability.
D)interestedinlargeresidences.
34.ItcanbeinferredfromthepassagethatpriortotheactionoftheVirginiaCompanyofLondon,Jamestownhadaninsufficientnumberof
A)colonists.B)medicalfacilities.
C)claysources.D)bricklayers.
35.Accordingtobepassage,whateventuallyhappenedtoJamestown?
A)Itwaspracticallydestroyed.
B)Itbecameamodelcity.
C)Itremainedtheseatofgovernment.
D)Itwasalmostcompleted.
PassageTwo
Questions36to40arebasedonthefollowingpassage.
Inspiteofthestrongoppositiontonewandstricterenvironmentallaws,however,itisstillpossibletoattacktheproblemofchemicalpollution;
butwemustattackitfromthreedirections.First,weneedmoreindependentresearchintotheeffectsofchemicalsbyscientistswhoarenotpaidbythegovernmentorby
largeindustrialcompanies.Second,scientistsneedtoeducatethegeneralpublicandinformthemaboutthedangersofchemicalsintheenvironment.Ifthepublicknowsthatacertainchemicalthreatensthehealthof.theirchildren,thenitwillputpressureonpoliticiansinlocalandnational,governments.Ifthepoliticians
wanttoremaininoffice,theywilltakeactiontocorrectthesituation.Third,economistsneedtoeducategovernmentsaboutthelong-termeconomiccostsofchemicals.Itwillbeextremelyexpensivetocleanareasoflandwhicharecontaminated(污染)bychemicals;
itwillbeevenmorecostlytogivemedicaltreatmenttopeoplewhoaresufferingfromseriousillnessesafterexposuretodangerouschemicals.Ifgovernmentsrealizethis,theshort-termeconomicbenefitsofchemicalswillseemmuchlessattractivetothem.
Ifwecanputpressureongovernmentsinthesethreeways,perhapstheywillbegintobehavemoreresponsibly.Theywillperhapspassnewlawsagainstpollutionandenforcethemstrictly.Perhaps,then,thechemicalproducerswillbegintobehavemoreresponsibly.
36.Whichofthefollowingmightbethebesttitleforthepassage?
A)TheEnvironmentinDanger.B)TheProblemofChemicalPollution.
C)NewandStrictEnvironmentalLaws.D)PossibleSolutionstoChemicalPollution.
37.Whichofthefollowingstatementsbestdescribestheorganizationofthepassage?
A)Twocontrastingviewsofaproblemarepresented.
B)Aprocedureisexplainedanditsimportanceisemphasized.
C)Ageneralstatementisgivenandpossiblewaysarepresented.
D)Recentscientificadvancementsareoutlinedinorderofimportance.
38.Whichofthefollowingistrueofthegovernmentsmentionedinthepassage?
A)Theyarealreadybehavinginanextremelyresponsibleway.
B)Theydonotbelievethatitispossibletosolvethechemicalpollution.
C)Theythinkchemicalsdolittleharmtothehealthofhumans.
D)Theyareunwillingtostoptheuseofcertainchemicals.
39.Whichofthefollowingcanbeinferredfromthepassage?
A)Theeconomyismoreimportanttogovernmentsthanthepeople'
shealthis.
B)Governmentsthinkchemicalsbringthemmoreeconomicbenefitsthaneconomiccosts.
C)Thepublicknowsenoughaboutthedangersofchemicalpollution.
D)Thegovernmentsfullyrealizethelong-termeconomiccostsofchemicalpollution.
40.Accordingtothepassage,whatwillhappenifthegovernmentsstoptheuseofsomechemicals?
A)Theeconomyofthecountrieswillsuffer.
B)Unemploymentinthecountrieswillgrow.
C)Somepeopleandscientistswillcrit
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