[外语类试卷]国家公共英语（二级）笔试模拟试卷120及答案与解析.doc

1、国家公共英语（二级）笔试模拟试卷 120及答案与解析 第一节 听下面 5段对话。每段对话后有一道小题，从题中所给的 A、 B、 C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有 10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。 1 What time is it now? （ A） 8:05. （ B） 7:05. （ C） 7:25. 2 How much does the gold ring cost now? （ A） 40. （ B） 80. （ C） 160. 3 Where does this conversation most probably

2、 take place? （ A） In a hospital. （ B） In a post office. （ C） In a fast-food restaurant. 4 What does the man want to do? （ A） The man wants to buy some popcorn. （ B） The man wants to ask for a favor. （ C） The man wants to ask for a leave. 5 What can we learn from the conversation? （ A） The man gives

3、the woman a better price, （ B） The man makes the camera cheaper. （ C） The man refuses to bring clown the price. 第二节 听下面 5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几道小题，从题中所给的 A、 B、 C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位 置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有 5秒钟的时间阅读各个小题；听完后，各小题将给出 5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。 6 What does the man want? （ A） A suit. （ B） A double room. （

4、C） A single room. 7 How many days will the man stay at the hotel? （ A） 20 days. （ B） 21 days. （ C） 2 days. 8 Where does the conversation take place? （ A） In a restaurant. （ B） In a hotel. （ C） In a store. 9 What is the mans problem? （ A） There was a stain on the shirt he bought yesterday. （ B） The m

5、an sprit the soup on his shirt. （ C） The woman refused to serve him. 10 Where does the talk most likely happen? （ A） At home. （ B） At the railway station. （ C） At a bus stop. 11 Where was John? （ A） He went to the station. （ B） He went to buy tickets. （ C） He went shopping. 12 Whats wrong with John?

6、 （ A） His foot is hurt. （ B） His leg is hurt. （ C） He loses his ticket. 13 What are they talking about? （ A） An exam. （ B） The boys French. （ C） A football match. 14 What do you learn according to the dialogue? （ A） The gift is very good at French. （ B） The girl likes football better than the boy. （

7、 C） The boy didnt do well in the exam. 15 What do you know about the boy? （ A） He isnt good at football. （ B） He is interested in football. （ C） He doesnt like to watch TV. 16 What does the boy think of the football on TV tonight? （ A） Wonderful. （ B） Not so bad. （ C） The Chinese team wont win the g

8、ame. 17 Where are the passengers? （ A） In the train. （ B） On the ship. （ C） In the plane. 18 Why has the captain asked the passengers to keep their seat belts on? （ A） The plane is going to land. （ B） The plane is going to take off （ C） The air might become very rough. 19 What has the captain asked

9、the passengers not to do during this time? （ A） Order drinks. （ B） Smoke cigarettes. （ C） Use the toilets. 20 When will the passengers be able to get up again? （ A） When an air-hostess says so. （ B） When the seat-belt sign goes off. （ C） When the captain makes another announcement. 单项填空 21 The women

10、 carrying babies come in first, _? （ A） will you （ B） will they （ C） do you （ D） dont you 22 Not that Im unwilling to lend you a hand, _ Im too busy for the moment. （ A） because （ B） but that （ C） but （ D） however 23 -Mark broke his leg when he was playing football. - _ was that? （ A） Since when （ B

11、） Since when ago （ C） How long （ D） How long ago 24 -I really dont know how to thank you enough. （ A） No problem （ B） Think nothing of it （ C） Not at all （ D） It doesnt matter 25 At the seventh International Ballet Competition, Fernando Bujones won the first gold medal ever _ to an American male dan

12、cer. （ A） awarded （ B） to be award （ C） being awarded （ D） should be awarding 26 Britain has recently had a high level of unemployment and the same is true _ many other countries. （ A） at （ B） from （ C） of （ D） to 27 The thief _ the lock of the ladys jewelry case open. （ A） hit （ B） forced （ C） stoi

13、c （ D） broke 28 From his _ eyes, we can see that he is _. （ A） puzzling; puzzled （ B） puzzling; puzzling （ C） puzzled; puzzling （ D） puzzled; puzzled 29 Although he was ill, _ he went on working. （ A） but （ B） yet （ C） and （ D） while 30 -Who are you going to have this letter _ for you? -My secretary

14、. （ A） type （ B） typed （ C） been typed （ D） been typing 31 -What about having a rest? - _. （ A） Good idea （ B） Help yourself （ C） Go ahead, please （ D） Me, too 32 -Why dont you take a shower? -Didnt I just have _? （ A） it （ B） that （ C） one （ D） this 33 He has made another discovery, _ of great impo

15、rtance to science. （ A） which I think it is （ B） of which I think it is （ C） which I think is （ D） I think which is 34 _ he referred to in his speech, the pollution in Beijing is indeed not serious. （ A） What （ B） As （ C） Which （ D） Since 35 When she heard the news, her hope _ disappointment. （ A） g

16、ot （ B） turned in （ C） turned to （ D） felt 完形填空 36 Smoking is considered dangerous to the health. Our tobacco-seller, Mr. Smith, therefore, always asked his customers, if they are very young, whom the cigarettes are bought 【 B1】 . One day, a little girl whom he had never seen before walked 【 B2】 int

17、o his shop and demanded 20 cigarettes. She had the 【 B3】 amount of money in her hand and seemed very 【 B4】 of herself. Mr. Smith was so 【 B5】 by her confident manner that he 【 B6】 to ask this usual question. 【 B7】 , he asked her what kind of cigarettes she wanted. The girl replied 【 B8】 and handed h

18、im the money. While he was giving her the 【 B9】 , Mr. Smith said laughingly that 【 B10】 she was so young she should 【 B11】 the packet in her pocket in 【 B12】 a policeman saw it. 【 B13】 , the little girl did not seem to find this funny. Without 【 B14】 smiling she took the 【 B15】 and walked towards th

19、e door. Suddenly she stopped, turned 【 B16】 , and looked steadily at Mr. Smith 【 B17】 was a moment of silence and Mr. Smith 【 B18】 what she was going to say. All at once, in a clear 【 B19】 voice, the girl declared,“ 【 B20】 dad is a policeman,“ and with that she walked quickly out of the shop. 36 【 B

20、1】 （ A） with （ B） to （ C） for （ D） by 37 【 B2】 （ A） nervously （ B） heavily （ C） hesitatingly （ D） boldly 38 【 B3】 （ A） exact （ B） some （ C） large （ D） enough 39 【 B4】 （ A） ashamed （ B） sure （ C） fond （ D） glad 40 【 B5】 （ A） worried （ B） annoyed （ C） surprised （ D） pleased 41 【 B6】 （ A） forgot （ B） c

21、ame （ C） feared （ D） remembered 42 【 B7】 （ A） Therefore （ B） Instead （ C） Anyway （ D） Somehow 43 【 B8】 （ A） readily （ B） patiently （ C） angrily （ D） rudely 44 【 B9】 （ A） change （ B） warning （ C） cheque （ D） cigarettes 45 【 B10】 （ A） as （ B） for （ C） while （ D） though 46 【 B11】 （ A） cover （ B） hide （

22、 C） dip （ D） take 47 【 B12】 （ A） time （ B） case （ C） fear （ D） order 48 【 B13】 （ A） Nevertheless （ B） Moreover （ C） Therefore （ D） Then 49 【 B14】 （ A） ever （ B） little （ C） some （ D） even 50 【 B15】 （ A） packet （ B） money （ C） advice （ D） bill 51 【 B16】 （ A） away （ B） over （ C） round （ D） aside 52 【

23、B17】 （ A） It （ B） There （ C） She （ D） Here 53 【 B18】 （ A） wondered （ B） considered （ C） doubted （ D） expected 54 【 B19】 （ A） weak （ B） firm （ C） joking （ D） humble 55 【 B20】 （ A） The （ B） For （ C） My （ D） As 短文理解 56 “Go for it !“ The expression “Go for it!“ is a way of encouraging someone to try som

24、ething. “Go for it!“ means you should not worry about failure or be too careful. You should take a chance, be brave, and act firmly. “Go for it !“ gets its name from football. Not football as it is played in most countries such as England, Egypt or Japan, but the kind of football played in the Unite

25、d States and Canada. One of the most exciting times in football comes when a team has failed, after three attempts, to move the ball forward ten yards. The team must make a critical decision. The conservative (保守 ) choice is to kick the ball and accept temporary defeat in order to gain a good positi

26、on for your team the next time it gets the ball. The more exciting choice, however, is to try a fourth and final time to gain the remaining yards needed. People present are certain to shout their advice. Some will shout: “Kick the ball!“ But others will encourage the team to take a chance. “Go for i

27、t!“ they will scream. In the 1980s, people began using this expression in many kinds of situations to encourage someone to act bravely. There is no guarantee (保证 ) that the action you “go for it“ will succeed. But that is the chance you take when you decide to go for it. You put your fears behind. Y

28、ou choose courage over safety. You hold your breath and go for it. 56 The expression “Go for it!“ comes from _. （ A） English football （ B） Egyptian football （ C） Japanese football （ D） American football 57 According to the passage, when we decide to go for it, we only consider _. （ A） safety （ B） ac

29、tion （ C） result （ D） situation 58 In which of the following situations should we use the expression nowadays? （ A） We decide to avoid trouble or danger for the future. （ B） We try to improve our English for better education. （ C） We need to make a quick decision at the last moment. （ D） We have to

30、make a0 choice between success and failure. 59 Why havent I left yet? Everyone seems to be asking me this question now. Clearly their having to say goodbye as if its the last time theyre ever going to see me is beginning to wear out my friends. Some of the more unfortunate must have said goodbye at

31、least three or four times. Much to everyones delight, i will be setting off this Saturday, but getting all the necessary visas (签证 ) for the journey has been far from quick, cheap or straightforward. Getting a Chinese visa was easy enough. The Mongolian embassy (大使馆 ) seemed a bit unprepared for me,

32、 or in fact any other tourist, wanting to visit the country in winter and it took half an hour of knocking at the door before 1 got an answer. The Mongolian visa, however, has a map of the country in the background that should come in handy if I get lost out on the grassland. It was getting a Russia

33、n visa that had me wondering if Id ever be able to leave. The requirements for the visa, especially for the trip that I plan to take, were a mountain of paperwork. I was required to prove, for example, where and when I plan on staying in each city and what train I plan to catch between cities. Ive s

34、pent a lot of time preparing for this trip, but I still have no idea what to expect on this journey. The planning and packing has taken my mind off any worries I have so now everything is ready and I just want to get going. Im sure I will see some interesting people and see some wonderful sights, an

35、d the sense of the unknown makes it all the more exciting. 59 How do the writers friends feel about the delay of his trip? （ A） Grateful. （ B） Impatient. （ C） Delighted. （ D） Worried. 60 What made the writer start doubting the possibility of the trip? （ A） Getting a Russian visa. （ B） The cold winte

36、r in Mongolia. （ C） Inconvenient transport. （ D） Poor living conditions. 61 The phrase “come in handy“ ( line 4, para. 2 ) probably means _. （ A） be useful when needed （ B） be written by hand （ C） be held in hand （ D） be easy to carry 62 How does the writer feel about the trip he is going to take? （

37、 A） Curious and eager. （ B） Patient and encouraged. （ C） Worried but proud. （ D） Tired but hopeful. 63 Like all other mothers who have small children, I, too, have to steal time from my own children at home and from the children who know me as their teacher just to put a few words down on paper. Man

38、y times Ive wanted to write for myself, for other women, for my parents, for my husband, and especially for my children. I would have liked to leave a legacy (遗产 ) of words explaining what it has meant to have twins (双胞胎 ). One reason there is not a great deal written about being a mother of a new b

39、aby is that there is seldom a moment to think of anything else but the babys needs. With twins, I did not have a spare hand to write with. Before my twins were born, my days were long and I had nothing to write about. After the twins birth I did have something to write about, but I found myself faci

40、ng not a pen and paper but milk bottles. Some nights, friends would visit. They would leave at 11 p. m. , heading for bed, and for us the night was only just beginning. With twins, there is really no night. Each feeding lasts a long time. At 1:00 a. m. , each of them would begin crying from hunger.

41、At 4: 00 a. m. , when I finally put them down, I head for the kitchen and light a cigarette. I havent smoked in almost a year, but I feel Ive never needed it more. Im so sleepy and so fired that I dont care. Two years have passed since then and weve managed to live through it all. My days are still

42、very full and even now there isnt one evening when I put the twins down for the night that I dont breathe a sigh of relief (松口气 ). At last a little time for myself. 63 What does the writer mainly write about? （ A） Her role as a wife. （ B） Her work as a writer. （ C） Her role as a teacher. （ D） Her ex

43、perience as a mother. 64 When did she have time but nothing to write about? （ A） Before the birth of her twins. （ B） When she faced bottles of milk. （ C） After her friends visit to her home. （ D） When she had to think about the babies needs. 65 When the writer says “I dont care“ (paragraph 4 ), she

44、means that she doesnt care about_. （ A） her babies any more （ B） the time to go to bed （ C） the writing of her book （ D） the possible effects of smoking 66 Even when the twins were two years old, the only time the writer could find for herself was_. （ A） when her babies were asleep （ B） when the fee

45、ding was over （ C） when her friends left （ D） when evening began 67 Good table manners are back Candlelight bathes the restaurant guests in a friendly light, the menu is about to be served. Some guests are prepared to eat while others are looking around with nervous glances. Which knives and forks s

46、hould be used first, and where should you put the napkin (餐巾 ) ? For a while table manners were “out“. Now men and women aged 30 or so are rediscovering the finer points of being polite. Good manners give a pleasant impression (印象 ). But how do you eat “properly“ ? The golden rule is to act silently

47、. You should not talk to someone with your mouth full. When eating a five-course meal a frequent event during the holiday season guests neednt feel frightened by the variety of knives and spoons before them: you work your way towards the plate from the outside. Uncertain situations often can be mast

48、ered with common sense. For example, many unknown salad (沙拉 ) greens can be difficult to tell from one another, but you can cut them all with a knife. The napkin remains subject special care. The correct way is to fold it in half and lay it on your lap (膝上 ). If you leave your place, you should alwa

49、ys place your napkin next to the plate. After the meal is over, both cloth and paper napkins are folded and not thrown onto the plate. The proper table manners also can serve professional advancement. If a choice has to be made among several people for an important position, the employer may choose to lunch with them. Those who make noise with their lips certainly wont stand a chance. 67 How would you understand “table mann