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中央电大成人本科英语专业商务学士学位英语考试样题

中央电大成人本科英语专业（商务）学士学位英语考试样题

I.词汇与结构（VocabularyandStructure）20%

1）Idon'tthinkthefirstoftheplaywillbetelevisedlive.

A.viewB.sight

C.performanceD.action

2）Heleftearlyheshouldmissthelastsubwaytrain.

A.incaseB.incaseof

C.inorderthatD.forfearof

3）3.Thereisnodoubttheearthgoesroundthesun.

A.whetherB.that

C.ifD.why

4）IsFannythecleverestofinthisclass?

A.anystudentsB.anyotherstudent

C.anyofthestudentsD.allthestudents

5）Westartedgettherebeforenoon.

A.asearlyastoB.earlyenoughso

C.soearlyastoD.enoughearlyto

6）notforyourhelp,Iwouldbeintrouble.

A.ItwasB.Wasit

C.ItwereD.Wereit

7）Generallyspeaking,awell-behavedchildhasbeenproperlybyhisparents.

A.bornupB.broughtup

C.gotupD.raisedup

8）Peterwillfailtheexamheworkshard.

A.ifB.provided

C.untilD.unless

9）Hewillbeinawheelchairforofhislife.

A.theremainingB.therest

C.theremainD.rest

10）ItwasnotuntilshetookoffherdarkglassesIrealizedshewasafamousfilmstar.

A.thatB.sothat

C.beforeD.when

11）Ihaveseenthepicturedozensoftimes,andit'salwaysasnewtomeIhadneverseenit

before.

A.asB.asif

C.thoughD.like

12）Themanstandingbythewindowismyfriend,Phil.Heisexpertoperatingacomputer.

A.forB.to

C.atD.with

13）Ididn'ttotakeataxibutIhadtoasIwasafraidthatIwouldbelateforclass.

A.assumeB.suppose

C.meanD.consider

14）Fewanimalswerefoundintheforest,asmostofthemseemedkilled.

C.theywereD.thattheyhadbeen

15）ThepersonnelmanageraskedMarywhethershewouldtostartworkthenextday.

A.admitB.agree

C.approveD.accept

16）Unfortunately,myauntdiedofaheartattackherlastnovelstillunpublished.

A.whileB.with

C.butD.before

17）Thecountryhas,asexpected,gotitselfintosocialunrestthegovernmenthaslostcontrol.

A.overthatB.that

C.overwhichD.which

18）Iwouldratheryougoswimmingasitin'gsharardin.

A.didnotB.donot

C.notD.willnot

19）ThegirlisRuth'sniece.

A.CanadianlittleprettyB.prettylittleCanadian

C.CanadianprettylittleD.littleprettyCanadian

20）Hisfatheroftensaidtohim,“Youaoruegohldtoemnakeyourownlivinginsteadofliving

yourparents.

A.offB.for

C.byD.with

21）Theweatherhereisfairlyinspring,whichmakesitdifficulttoknowwhattowear.

A.variableB.varied

C.varietyD.various

22）Ishouldlikeearlierofthegoings-onthere.

C.toinformD.tohavebeeninformed

23）Doesthenewspaperreportsuggestthataneconomiccrisissoon?

A.occurB.thereis

C.therewillbeD.willoccur

24）Theperspectiveinwhichyouviewtheproblemismine.

A.contrarytoB.contrastfrom

C.oppositefromD.disagreeableto

25）Thetoolsthefurnitureisassembledarepackedinthepackage.

A.withthatB.inwhich

C.withwhichD.bywhich

26）Ihavesomedifficultyinimprovingmycomposition.Couldyoulendme?

A.ahelpB.anaid

C.ahandD.anarm

27）“Wouldyoucareforacupofcoffee?

”“No,thankyou.I'dhavecoffee”

A.somethingbesidesB.nothingbut

C.everythingbesidesD.anythingbut

28）ItsohappenedthatJimknockedoverthecandleandthetableclothfire.

A.madeB.got

C.setD.caught

29）Shewenttotheticketoffice,onlythattheticketsfortheperformancehadallbeensoldout.

A.toldB.tobetold

C.beingtoldD.wasshetold

30）whenthetrafficaccidenttookplace.

A.Hehappenedtobepassingby

B.Itsohappenedtohimtobepassingby

C.Itsohappenedforhimtobepassingby

D.Hehappenedthathewaspassingby

31）Hemebytwogamestoone.

A.beatB.conquered

C.gainedD.won

32）anyinstructionsfromtheirgovernment,theycouldnotgiveananswer.

A.HavingnotreceivedB.Nothavingreceived

C.ReceivingnotD.Notreceiving

33）Nowadays,thenewsmediakeepusinformedofwhatintheworld.

A.ishappeningonB.isgettingon

C.istakingonD.isgoingon

34）Metalsastheygrowcool。

A.reduceB.condense

C.contractD.compress

35）Sheisnotasasherclassmates.

A.anactivestudentB.activethestudent

C.activeastudentD.theactivestudent

36）Sincehedidn'tfeelliketothemovies,Isugges_t_e_d___cardsathome.

A.going,playingB.togo,toplay

C.togo,playingD.going,toplay

37）Ithascometomynoticethatpeoplearenottakingfullofthefacilitiesofthelibrary.

C.advantageD.opportunity

38）Forallthoseyears,shewasnonethebeautiful.

A.farB.less

C.veryD.least

39）dotheygoshoppingtogether.

A.SometimesB.Often

C.OccasionallyD.Seldom

40）Noteveryonelikeshisidea;however,itmightbeworthatry.

A.noonethinksB.anyonethinks

C.everyonethinksD.somethink

Key

1）C.performance2）A.incase

3）B.that4）D.allthestudents

5）C.soearlyasto6）D.Wereit

7）B.broughtup8）D.unless

9）B.therest10）A.that

11）B.asif12）C.at

13）C.mean14）A.tohavebeen

15）B.agree16）B.with

17）C.overwhich18）A.didnot

19）B.prettylittleCanadian20）A.off

21）A.variable22）D.tohavebeeninformed

23）D.willoccur24）A.contraryto

25）C.withwhich26）C.ahand

27）D.anythingbut28）D.caught

29）B.tobetold30）A.Hehappenedtobepassingby

31）A.beat32）B.Nothavingreceived

33）D.isgoingon34）C.contract

35）C.activeastudent36）A.going,playing

37）C.advantage38）B.less

39）D.Seldom40）D.somethink

II.辨别错误（ErrorIdentification）10%

41）Rabbitsandhareslookmuchlikeandareoftenmistakenforeachother.

ABCD

42）Buyingclothesareoftenaverytime-consumingpractice

AB

becausethoseclothesthatapersonlikesarerarelytheonesthatfithimorher.

CD

43）Thoughhehadwonseveralprizesinthecompetition,manyofus

ABC

hatedthewaywhichhetreatedotherpeople.

D

44）Headmireshersomuchthatheisalwaysreadytodothatsheaskshimtodo.

ABCD

45）Theathlete,togetherwithhiscoachandseveralrelatives,are

travelingtotheOlympicGames

46）Tomshowsastronginterestininsects,andhespends

mostofhissparetimecollectbutterflyspecimens.

CD

47）Georgehasgotawell-paidjobasanassistantmanagerinabigcompany

AB

andhisnewapartmentisinatwelve-storiesbuildingneartheFifthAvenue.

CD

48）Smithsoldmostofhisbelongings.Hehashardlynothingleftinthehouse.

ABCD

49）PioneerwomanintheWesthadmoreopportunitiestoworkthan

ABC

theyhadhadintheEast.

D

50）Allthebloodinthebodypassesthroughtheheartatleasttwicetheminute.

ABCD

Key:

41（B）42（A）43（D）44（D）45（D）46（D）47（D）

48（C）49（A）50（D）

III.完形填空（Cloze）15%

Everyhumanbeing,nomatterwhatheisdoing,givesoffbodyheat.Theusualproblemishowto

disposeofit.ButthedesignersoftheJohnstowncampusoftheUniversityofPittsburghsetthemselves

aboutthe51problemhowtocollectbodyheat.Theyhavedesignedacollectionsystemwhichutilizes

notonlybodyheat,buttheheatgivenoffbysuchobjectsaslightbulbsandrefrigeratorsaswell.Thesystemworkssowell52noconventionalfuelisneededtomakethecampus'sixbuildingscomfortable.

Somepartsofthebuildingstheatresandoffices53classroomsaremorethanamplyheated

bypeopleandlightsandsometimesmustbeair-conditioned54inwinter.Thetechniqueof55heatandredistributingitis56“Heatrecovery”.Afewmodernbuildingsrecover__57__,buttheuniversityisthefirsttorecoverheat58somebuildingsandreuseitin59.Alongtheway,Pitthaslearnedagreatdealaboutsomeofitsheatproducers.The60astudentstudies,themoreheathisbody61.Malestudentsemitmoreheatthan62students.Andthelargerastudent,themoreheathe63.Itistemptingto64thatthehottestprospectfortheJohnstowncampuswouldbea65,overweightmalegenius.

51）A.similarB.wrongC.opposingD.opposite

52）A.whichB.thenC.thatD.therefore

53）A.includingB.aswellC.withD.aswellas

54）A.evenB.soC.everD.much

55）A.savingB.beingsavedC.disposingD.beingdisposed

56）A.talkedB.thoughtC.suggestedD.called

57）A.lossB.coldC.temperatureD.heat

58）A.toB.fromC.withD.for

59）A.theotherB.otherC.othersD.theothers

60）A.hardB.hardestC.harderD.morehard

61）A.takesinB.givesoffC.givesinD.takesout

62）A.womanB.femaleC.girlD.boy

63）A.producesB.manufacturesC.designsD.assembles

64）A.startB.concludeC.endD.begin

65）A.easy-goingB.fun-makingC.hard-workingD.good-for-nothing

Key

51.D.opposite52.C.that53.D.aswellas54.A.even

55.A.saving56.D.called57.D.heat58.B.from

59.C.others60.C.harder61.B.givesoff62.B.female

63.A.produces64.B.conclude65.C.hard-working

IV.阅读理解（ReadingComprehension）30%

Passage1

Afterabusydayofworkandplay,thebodyneedstorest.Sleepisnecessaryforgoodhealth.Duringthistime,thebodyrecoversfromtheactivitiesofthedaybefore.Therestthatyougetwhilesleepingenablesyourbodytoprepareitselfforthenextday.

Therearefourlevelsofsleep,eachbeingalittledeeperthantheonebefore.Asyousleep,yourmuscles（肌肉）relaxlittlebylittle.Yourheartbeatsmoreslowly,andyourbrainslowsdown.Afteryoureachthefourthlevel,yourbodyshiftsbackandforthfromonelevelofsleeptotheother.

Althoughyourmindslowsdown,fromtimetotimeyouwilldream.Scientistswhostudysleepstatethatwhendreamingoccurs,youreyeballsbegintomovemorequickly（althoughyoureyesareclosed）.ThisstageofsleepiscalledREM,whichstandsforrapideyemovement.

If