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英语二3
CollegeEnglishTestforNon-EnglishMajorsofAdultEducation
(英语二模拟题3)
I.VocabularyandStructure
Thereare30questionsinthispart.Foreachquestionthereare4choicesmarkedA,B,C,andD.ChoosetheOnethatbestanswersthequestion.
1.MarriageContrueloveoftenbringshappiness.P7
A.decidedB.determinedC.basedD.relied
2.The___A_____schemeisdestinedtofailfromtheverybeginning.P7
A.foolishB.foolC.fooledD.folly
3.DtheChristmasseason,allthepeopleareveryhappy.P23
A.WithB.ForC.ToD.In
4.Haveyougot__D___forthecomingexaminationP23
A.easyB.busyC.lazyD.ready
5.WhatistheCnameofBritainP35
A.officiousB.officesC.officialD.office
6.DidyoutakeBinthefightingyesterdayP39
A.thepartB.partC.partsD./
7.AlltheparentsworryabouttheCofTVontheirchildren.P50
A.defectB.resultC.effectD.affect
8.Wearefullyprepared__C___morehardwork.P56
A.onB.inC.forD.\
9.Thenoise__B___mefromsleepjustnow.P56
A.arousesB.arousedC.ariseD.raise
10.Soonheisinsidethe___B_buildingwherehiscompanyhasoffices.P57
A.sixtystoryB.sixty-storyC.sixtystoriesD.sixty-stories
11.Youshouldbeoutplaying__B__workingindoors.P57
A.insteadB.insteadofC.butD.nothingbut
12.Whensheopenedthedoor,shefoundaboy___A_inthesnow,weeping.P58
A.lyingB.layingC.lieD.lay
13.Youmustn’tblameme___B_that;itwasn'tmyfault.P58
A.ofB.forC.toD.in
14.Bhisoldage,hestillwenttohisofficeonfooteveryday.P58
A.BecauseofB.InspiteofC.ThoughD.Despiteof
15.HeisveryAwithhismoney.P59
A.carelessB.worriedC.freeD.thoughtless
16.YouaresupposedtoAcarelessness,foritoftenleadstoerrors.P74
A.getridofB.gettheridofC.getrideoverD.getridden
17.HowdoEnglishpeopleuseCP88
A.aknifeandforkB.knifeandforkC.theknifeandforkD.knifeandforks
18.HeseemedtofeeltheCofsomeexplanation.P89
A.essentialB.wishC.necessityD.necessary
19.Sometimesit’simportantforamysteryshoppertohavetherightB.
A.programB.profileC.progressD.process
20.Ifyouordertheticketsbyphone,youhavetopaya$2Cchargeaswellas$foreachticket.P106
A.servingB.serveC.serviceD.serves
21.Thescientistplayedanimportantpartindevelopinghiscountry’snuclearpowerC.(A)P107
A.processB.profileC.programD.progress
22.It’sachallengingjobbutarewardingone.CP106
A.easyandquickB.lightandprofitable
C.usefulorbeneficialD.hardorslow
23.PeopleareratherCabouttheappearanceofclones.P120
A.doubtB.doubtedC.doubtfulD.doubting
24.Theessaysbyforeignstudentsarewell-written___D___somespellingmistakesP127
A.besideB.besidesC.exceptD.exceptfor
25.Itistheboy’slazinessthat__A___hisfailureintheexams….P127
A.resultedinB.resultedfromC.broughtinD.ledinto
26.Besureto__C___yourworkattheendofexam.P128
A.setasideB.hangupC.lookoverD.catchsightof
27.Scientistsdidn’tknowmuchaboutlungcancer__C____.P128
A.beforelongB.longbeforeC.untilrecentlyD.verysoon
28.Themanagersaidtheplanwasterribleandhad___B___chanceofsuccess.P129
A.afewB.fewC.alittleD.little
29.Ihadnosoonerclosedthedoor__B____somebodystartedknockingonit.P129
A.asB.thanC.beforeD.when
30.TruelovecannotbeC,anditispriceless.
A.broughtB.caughtC.boughtD.broad
II.Cloze
Thereare2passagesinthepart.Ineachpassagethereare10blanks.Foreachblankareprovided4answers.Choosetheonethatbestcompletesthepassage.
Nowadaysmoreandmorepeopleareconcerned31theirhealth.ButhowtokeephealthyDifferentpeoplemaygivedifferentanswerstothisquestion.Inmyopinion,itisessentialtodo32.
First,itisabsolutelynecessarytotakesomeexerciseeveryday.Researchshowsthatgetting33ofexercisemakestheheartbeatfasterandthelungsworkharder.Thisstrengthenstheheart,reducesthechanceofheart34,andhelpslowerbloodpressure.That’s35moreandmorepeoplearebecomingactiveinvariouskindsofsportsandexercises.Everymorningmanypeoplegetupearlyand36muchexercise.SomepracticeTaiJiQuanandswordplaywhileothersrun,jog,walkordancetomusic.Intheafternoon,therearealsomanypeoplekeen37sports.Someplaybasketballorvolleyballortabletennis,othersgoinforgymnasticsortrackevents.Throughsportsandexercises,peoplebecomehealthierandstronger.
Medicalresearchershaveprovedthat38peopleeataffectstheirhealth.Theyadvisepeopletoeatmorefruitsandvegetablesandlessmeatsuchasbeefandporkbecausemeatcontainsmorefatthanpoultryandfish.Fatcanbuild39inthearteries,blocktheflowofblood,andcauseaheartattackorstroke.
Gettingridofbadhabitslikesmokinganddrinkingalcoholisalsoanimportantwaytokeephealthy.Smokinganddrinkingalcoholinjureone’shealthagreatdeal,andthereforeshouldbegivenup.40fewpeoplefollowthisadvice.
Ifpeoplefollowthesethreewaysofkeepingfit,theycangreatlyimprovetheirhealth.
P68
C31.A.overB.ofC.aboutD.for
A32.A.thefollowingB.afollowingC.thatfollowsD.asfollows
A33.A.plentyB.aplentyC.theplentyD.plenties
A34.A.attackB.struggleC.hitD.strike
B35.A.reasonB.whyC.whysD.reasons
B36.A.graspB.takeC.holdD.carry
A37.A.onB.upC.downD.to
C38.A./B.thisC.whatD.that
C39.A.onB.downC.upD.over
D40.A.UnfortunateB.FortunatelyC.FortunateD.Unfortunately
Themechanicsofeating
Correctly,nooneshouldstarteatinguntileveryonehasbeenserved.41,ifsomepeopleareservedbeforeothers,theunservedshouldturntotheserved,andsay“Don’twait;pleasestart.”Theserveddo42,butpickslowlyattheirfoodsothattheotherswillbeabletocatchup.
Thesetofsilverware43youataclassydinnercanbeformidable,buttheruleissimple:
useitfromtheoutsidein.Thatis,youusetheoutsidespoon44yoursoup,themiddleonefordessert,andtheinneroneforyourcoffee.
Weeatnearlyeverythingwithafork,whichmostpeople45intherighthand.Ifsomethinghastobecutup,youswitchyourknifetotherighthandand46yourcutting,thenlaydowntheknife,switchtheforktotherighthandandeat.Englishpeopleprefertheefficiencyofkeepingtheforkinthelefthandandknifeintheright.
Spoon-feeding
Foodstooliquidtobeeatenwithaforkareeatenwithaspoon.Itis47formtodrinkfromyousoupbowl,whichshouldnotbeliftedfromthetable.Whenyouare48,laythespoonontheplateunderthesoupbowl.Youshowthatyouhavefinishedbylayingtheknifeandforkside-by-sideontheright-handsideoftheplate.
Thecheck
49fatherandtwobrotherswhowentouttodinnermaysplitthecheckthreeways.Inafamilythisismostunusual,butamongfriends,splittingthecheckiscommon.Ifyoudon’towemeandIdon’toweyouwehaveanice50relationship.
P83
A41.A.HoweverB.SomehowC.InspiteofD.Whereas
B42.A.suchB.soC.itD./
B43.A.facedB.facingC.facesD.face
D44.A.withB.atC.ofD.for
D45.A.haveB.getC.graspD.hold
D46.A.graspB.takeC.makeD.do
C47.A.theB.aC.badD.some
D48.A.finishB.finishesC.finishingD.finished
D49.A.AnyB.SomeC.TheD.A
D50.A.neverB.everC.evenlyD.even
III.ReadingComprehension
SectionA:
Thereare2passagesinthissection.Eachpassageisfollowedbysometrue-falsequestions.Decidewhethereachofthemistrue(T)orfalse(F).
Passage1
AIDS,fiftyyearsago,didn’texist.Fifteenyearsagoafewdoctorsandpublichealthofficialsnoticedthefirstcases.Withinafewyearsitwasclearthatithasnowkilledalmost14millionpeoplearoundtheworld.
Fouryearsagodoctorscameupwiththefirsttreatmenttomakeadentinthespiralingdeathrate.Todaythattreatmentworksforsomepatients,butit’snotclearhowlongresultswilllast.Andstillthereisnocure.
Forthenearly35millionpeoplearoundtheworldnowlivingwithHIV,theremayneverbeacure.OncecellsareinfectedwithHIV,itisverydifficult—perhapsimpossible―toridthemofthevirus.TheonlysurewaytostopAIDSistopreventinfectioninthefirstplace,andonlyavaccinecandothat.
UnfortunatelyHIVisoneofthemostchangeablevirusesknowntoscience.Aftermorethanadozenyears,itisstillratherdifficulttoproduceeffectivevaccine.
StillthebillionsofdollarsspentonAIDSresearchoverthepast20yearshasnotbeenwasted.AsscientistslearnmoreabouthowHIVsurvivesinthehumanbody,theyarerealizingthatdrugsalonemaynotbeenough.Tocontaintheviruseffectively,itmaytakeabalancebetweendrugtreatmentsthatcankeepHIVlevelslowandastrengthenedimmunesystemthatcanthentargetanddestroytheremainingvirus.Untilscientistsfindavaccine,however,theymaycontrolbutnevercurethecentury’sfinalscourge.
P124(网络答案)
F51.AIDSdidn’texistfifteenyearsago.
T52.ScientistshavefoundavaccinewhichcanpreventHIVinfection.
T53.AlthoughsometreatmentworksforsomepatientswithHIV,thereisstillnocure.
T54.HIVisachangeablevirussothatitisverydifficulttoproduceeffectivevaccine.
F55.WehavewastedbillionsofdollarsonAIDSresearch.
Passage2
Letchildrenlearntojudge
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