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北京市高职升本科招生统一考试试题

北京市2013年高职升本科招生统一考试

英语

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PartIVocabularyandStructure

Directions:

Thereare15incompletesentencesinthispart.Youarerequiredtocompleteeachonebydecidingonthemostappropriatewordorwordsfromthe4choicesmarkedA.,B.,C.andD.ThenblackenthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.

1.

Jane_____upinavillagewithoutTVorradio,whichcausedhertodevelopaloveforreading.

A.grows

B.grew

C.hadgrown

D.wasgrowing

2.

Thepublicdemandedthatthecentralgovernmentshouldtakemeasuresto______theprices

down.

A.bring

B.cut

C.put

D.take

3.

Heressaywasentirelybasedondata______fromreliablerecords.

A.collecting

B.tocollect

C.collected

D.beingcollected

4.Thewoundedsoldierdied_______wehadachancetoknowhisnameandfamily.

A.when

B.until

C.since

D.before

5.

I______havesavedformyretirementwhenIwasyoung.

A.must

B.need

C.should

D.would

6.

Lucyisgoingtotravelaroundtheworldwhenshe_______school.

A.leaves

B.left

C.hasleft

D.isleaving

7.

Weaskedbothjohnandjerry,but______couldofferasatisfactoryexplanation.

A.both

B.either

C.neither

D.none

8.

IsawJanedancingatMary’sbirthdaypartyandonthat_____shewasreallyexcellent.

A.condition

B.occasion

C.position

D.situation

9.

Tomstoodatthedoor,_______overwhetherornottotellMomhisfailureintheexam.

A.hesitating

B.hesitated

C.tohesitate

D.havinghesitated

10.Thebookswouldn’thavebeendamagedifMary______themaway.

A.moved

B.hasmoved

C.couldmove

D.hadmoved

11.Whileinthecity,wepaidavisittothehospitalfounded_______FlorenceNightingale.

A.infavourof

B.inhonorof

C.inplaceof

D.intermsof

12.Therain_______tolastuntiltheendofthisFriday.

A.expected

B.hasexpected

C.expects

D.isexpected

13.

Afterthreedays’climbing,wefinallyreached______wethoughtwastheplacewe’dbeen

dreamingof.

A.that

B.what

C.where

D.which

14.

-----Hashegotanyexperience?

-----No,________he’skeentolearn.

A.soB.forC.butD.and

15.Thecommitteerejectedthesuggestionthatthehouses______onthissite.

A.arebuiltB.werebuiltC.wouldbebuiltD.bebuilt

PartIIReadingComprehension

Directions:

Thereare5readingpassagesinthispart.Afterreadingeachpassage,youwillfindsomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.Foreachquestionorstatementthereare4choicesmarkedA.,B.,C.andD.YoushouldchoosethemostappropriateanswerandblackenthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.

Questions16to19arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

Choosingacollegerequiresthatyouaskyourselfmanyquestions.Whodoyouwanttobe?

Whatdoyouwanttodo?

Wheredoyouwanttogoinlife?

Howdoyougetthere?

PerhapsthebestwaytofindthoseanswersistolookatourcollegeonLongIsland.

Thinkaboutit.PrivatecollegesonLongIslandchargeanaverageof$25,000ayearonoverallcosts,anaveragetotalof$100,000overfouryears,ourcollege’scostisjustover$13,000,orabout$53,000overfouryears.Thatmeans,becauseoftheinvestmentoftheStateofNewYorkinourpubliccollege,youpaynearlyhalfwhatstudentsatthoseprivatecollegespay.That’sthemoneyyoucanuselaterforgraduateschool,travel,orwhateveryouchoose.

LOCATION:

Withawooded604-acrecampuscentrallylocatedonLongIsland,thenation’s16thlargestpopulationcenter.Ourcollegeoffersthebestofbothworlds,aquietatmospherededicatedtolearningyetjust20milesfromtheheartofNewYorkCity.

STUDENTS:

3,200studentsfromacrosstheUnitedStatesandmorethan20foreigncountries,amongthemostculturallydiversestudentspopulationintheNortheast.

FACULTY:

120full-time,ofwhom80%holdaterminaldegreeintheirfield.A17:

1students-to-facultyratio.

CURRICULUN（课程）:

Comprehensive,with45undergraduatemajorsand16minorsinbothliberalartsandprofessionalfield.Onegraduateprogramcurrentlyavailable.

DEGREES:

Undergraduate:

BachelorofArts,BachelorofScience,BachelorofProfessionalStudies.Graduate:

M.S.inAccounting.

STUDENTLIFE:

Activeanddiversewithmorethan50studentsorganizations,includingastudent-runnewspaperandtelevisionstation,academicorganizationsandcommunityservicegroups.

FINANCIALASSISTANCE:

60%ofstudentsreceiveeitherneed-basedaidormerit-basedscholarships.

ADMISSIONREQUIREMENTS:

Applicationsconsideredonarollingbasis.About55%offreshmanapplicantsareaccepted.Transferstudentsearningmorethan24credithoursofcollege

workwillbeevaluatedbasedonthatwork.

16.

Incomparisonwithprivatecolleges,howmuchcanbesavedoverfouryearsinthiscollege?

A.About$13,000.

B.About$25,000.

C.About$47,000.

D.About$53,000.

17.

Howmanyfull-timefacultymembersholdaterminaldegreeintheirfields?

A.120.

B.96.

C.80.

D.45.

18.Whatistheroughnumberofstudentswhogetfinancialassistance?

A.3,200.

B.1,900.

C.120.

D.50.

56.WhyisthiscollegelessexpensivethanprivatecollegesonLongIsland?

Itoffersbothundergraduateandgraduateprograms.

Studentsgetmoreaidandscholarships.

NewYorkStateinvestsmoneyinit.

Ithasasmallnumberofstudents.

Questions20to23arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

ThestoryofchocolatebeginswiththediscoveryofAmerica.Until1492,theOldWorldknewnothingatallaboutchocolatethatwastobecomethefavoriteofmillions.

DuringhisconquestofMexico,Cortez,thegreatSpanishexplorer,foundtheAztecIndiansusingcocoabeansinthepreparationoftheroyaldrink“chocolate”,meaningwarmliquid.However,thedrinkwasverybitter,andtheSpaniardsdidnotfindittotheirtaste.TomakeitmoreagreeabletoEuropeans,Cortezandhiscountrymeninventedtheideaofsweeteningitwithsugar.Thenewdrinkquicklywonfriends,especiallyamongtheSpanisharistocracy（贵族）.

Spainwiselycontinuedtoplantcocoainitsoverseascolonies,whichgavebirthtoaveryprofitablebusiness.Remarkablyenough,theSpanishsucceededinkeepingtheartofthecocoaindustryasecretfromtherestofEuropefornearlyahundredyears.

Later,thesecretwasletout.ForawhilechocolatewasthedrinkatthefashionableCourtofFrance.ThenitspreadacrosstheChanneltoGreatBritain,and1657thefirstofmanyfamousEnglishchocolatehousesappeared.

IntheUnitedStatesofAmerica,theproductionofchocolateproceededatafasterpacethananywhereelseintheworld.Itwasinpre-revolutionaryNewEngland---1765,tobeexact---thatthefirstchocolatefactorywasestablishedinthiscountry.

20.WhatmadechocolatedisagreeabletoSpaniards?

A.Itwasabitterdrink.B.Itwasaroyaldrink.

C.Itwasawarmdrink.D.Itwasanewdrink.

21.WhydidtheSpanishkeeptheartofcocoaindustryunknowntoothercounties?

A.TopleasetheSpanisharistocracy.

B.Toplantcocoainitsoverseascolonies.

C.Tomakemoreprofitfromtheindustry.

D.Toenablethedrinktowinmorefriends.

22.Thesecretoftheartofthecocoaindustrywasprobablyletoutaround_____.

A.1590.

B.1500.

C.1760.

D.1650.

23.Whatdoes“thiscountry”inthelastparagraphreferto?

A.France.

B.Spain.

C.GreatBritain.

D.TheUnitedStates.

Questions24-27arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

Livinginthecityishard.IwasbornandraisedinDallas,solknowfirst-handaboutheavytrafficandbusyroads.However,whenImovedtoNewYorkCity（NYC）,Iwasnotverywellpreparedforit.IloveNYC,butsometimesIhavetoescapefromthenoise,tofreemymindfromallthedailyworriesandtoclearmythoughts.Howeverhardandchallenginglifecanbe,Istillhavetoenjoytheroadalongthewaytosuccess.

EveryoneneedstotakeabreakfromthecrazypaceofNYClifestyleonceinawhile.MyfavoritespottodothatistheVanCortlandtPark,withitslongpathswhereIliketorideonmybike,passingtreesandbushessowildthattheymakeyoubelieveyouhaveescapedthecitycompletelyandaresomewhereinthemiddleofarealforest.

YesterdayImademyweeklyescapetothepark.Wantingtobeclosertonature,Idecidednottotakethepathwaybut,instead,godirectlythroughtheforest.AsImovedthroughthethickforest,Ipushedawaythebranchesthatcameinmyway.Itwasasiftherewasn’tasignofcivilizationaroundmeatall.Theairwasstillwetfromtheearlymorningshower,whileeverywhere,intheopen,ithadalreadybeenverydryandhot.

HalfanhourlaterIwasatmydestinationpoint,themeadow（草地）inthemiddleoftheforest.Therewereacoupleofpeoplealreadysittingonthegrass,picnicking,reading,justlyingdowndreaming.EventhoughIwasn’taloneonthemeadowthistime,Iactuallyenjoyedthisfact:

Icouldwatchthepeoplemerge（融合）withnature,inthisparadise-likeplace.

24.TheauthormovedtoNYCinorderto______.

A.getawayfromDallaB.escapefromthenoise

C.clearhisthoughtsD.achievesuccess

25.Whydidtheauthorgodirectlythroughtheforestthatday?

A.Becausehewantedtostayedclosertonature.

B.Becausetherewerebranchesinhisway.

C.Becausehehadnobicyclethatday.

D.Becauseitwasveryhotanddry.

26.Whywastheairwetinthethickforestthatmorning?

A.Becausetheparkwasnearthepathway.B.Becausetheparkwasclosertonature.

C.Becauseitwashotintheopen.D.Becauseitrainedearlier.

27.Whatistheauthor’spurposeofgoingtotheVanC