[专升本类试卷]2011年广东专插本（英语）真题试卷及答案与解析.doc

1、2011 年广东专插本（英语）真题试卷及答案与解析一、Vocabulary and Structure1 One of my _ sayings is “where there is a will, there is a way“.（A）alike（B） likely（C） favourite（D）favourable2 One afternoon I went to_Miss White again.（A）call for（B） call in（C） call off（D）call on3 I am_of the same programme every evening though we

2、have few entertainments in our town.（A）bored（B） ill（C） tired（D）exhausted4 Teachers have free_to the library that can provide a lot of data.（A）admission（B） access（C） account（D）approach5 High interest rates _ people from borrowing money even when they are in bad need of it.（A）discourage（B） distribute（

3、C） disappoint（D）disturb6 Climate and weather affect every_of our lives.（A）factor（B） respect（C） fact（D）aspect7 A dog was_by a vehicle and killed.（A）knocked into（B） knocked out（C） held back（D）run over8 Two planes were hardly_on the horizon.（A）sensible（B） invisible（C） visible（D）available9 Last year the

4、 income of the organization was_more than one-fourth.（A）cut down（B） slowed down（C） dropped off（D）brought down10 He always did well at school_having to do part-time jobs every now and then.（A）despite of（B） in spite of（C） regardless of（D）in case of11 You should not_too much from him even if he has mad

5、e a promise.（A）expect（B） express（C） expose（D）experience12 He was left alone in the room with_to look after him though he was only five years old.（A）anyone（B） someone（C） not one（D）no one13 It would be unwise to_too much importance to these opinion polls.（A）stick（B） attach（C） apply（D）insist14 Import o

6、f the first three months this years is larger by 7 percent than that of the _period last year.（A）relating（B） concerning（C） corresponding（D）regarding15 My cap looks_to John s, so I often take his by mistake.（A）same（B） identical（C） different（D）likely16 Aunty Mary earned a good reputation_hard working

7、and being honest.（A）about（B） with（C） at（D）for17 Jim isn t_, but he did badly in the final exams last term, which surprised us greatly.（A）dull（B） bright（C） awkward（D）clever18 Finally we_to get what we wanted after we had suffered so much hardship.（A）operated（B） attempted（C） managed（D）succeeded19 It s

8、_ my power to give you advice on the matter.（A）above（B） below（C） under（D）beyond20 Having stayed in the United States for more than ten years, he got an American_.（A）speech（B） accent（C） voice（D）sound21 February is the month_is usually the coldest.（A）the weather（B） whose weather（C） its weather（D）when

9、the weather22 At first, I didn t recognize her because she_at least fifty pounds.（A）have lost（B） might lose（C） had lost（D）may lose23 John suggested_ anything about it until they found out more facts.（A）not to say（B） not say（C） to say not（D）not saying24 The general s command was that the soldiers _ t

10、he place and carry out more important tasks.（A）leave（B） left（C） have left（D）would leave25 I was very tired. Otherwise, I _ to the theatre with you for the new film.（A）had gone（B） have gone（C） would have gone（D）must have gone26 _ to wait for hours, she brought along a book to read.（A）Expected（B） Expe

11、cting（C） Expects（D）To expect27 Mrs. Smith, together with her friends, _ to visit the new museum.（A）are going（B） are（C） is going（D）will be28 _before we leave the day after tomorrow, we should have a wonderful dinner party.（A）Had they arrived（B） Were they to arrive（C） Were they arriving（D）Would they a

12、rrive29 Mr. Wang said such a thing_to happen at school again and he forgave me this time.（A）ought not to be allowed（B） ought to be not allowed（C） ought to be allowed not（D）not ought to be allowed30 A Dream of the Red Mansion is said _ into dozens of languages in the last decade.（A）to translate（B） to

13、 have translated（C） to be translated（D）to have been translated31 We enjoyed ourselves very much last night at the party. You_with us.（A）should have come（B） must come（C） must have come（D）should come32 Only under special circumstances_to take make-up tests.（A）freshmen are permitted（B） are freshmen per

14、mitted（C） permitted are freshmen（D）are permitted freshmen33 There is not much news in today s paper, _?（A）is it（B） isnt it（C） isnt there（D）is there34 You ve already missed too many classes this term. You_four classes just last week.（A）had missed（B） miss（C） missed（D）have missed35 Before leaving the v

15、illage, he visited the old house_he spent his childhood.（A）in which（B） which（C） to which（D）at which35 Even people who don t understand English can enjoy Chaplin s films because they are almost silent. It isnt what he says that makes us laugh. His comedy(喜剧)doesnt depend upon words of language, but o

16、n the little actions which mean the same thing to people all over the world.In his films, Chaplin raises his thick black eyebrow(眉毛). He straightens his coat or swings his walking stick in the air. He hides behind a fat lady or climbs under a table to escape from his enemies. Trying to be brave, he

17、faints away on the floor. He pretends to be what he is not and never could be a rich, successful, important man. It is the secret of Chaplin s huge success.He discovered the character of the little tramp almost by accident. As young men, he and his brother traveled to America in a small company of a

18、ctors and acted in various cities. One day Charles was invited to join a new company that was making comedies. It was in his second film that he wore the clothes that made his reputation; black hat, tight coat, big trousers, huge shoes, moustache(胡须)and walking stick. He intended simply to make peop

19、le laugh. But the old disguises(扮相)made him look both comic and sad.His appearance was a popular success, right from the beginning. But his early films hadn t much story. They were full of actions. The little man played fast-moving games of hide-and-seek with his enemies, racing down city streets, j

20、umping on trains, and boating down rivers.36 Which of the following is true?（A）Chaplin was a homeless traveler.（B） Chaplin hardly did actions in films.（C） Chaplin amused his audience by his actions.（D）Chaplin always did the same actions in his films.37 The secret of Chaplin s success is that he crea

21、ted a character who_.（A）faints away on the floor, trying to be brave（B） behaves as if he was a successful, important, rich man（C） straightens his coat or swings his walking stick in the air（D）hides behind a fat lady or climbs under a table to escape from his enemies38 The word “tramp“ in Line 1, Par

22、agraph 3 may mean a “_“.（A）person who walks far（B） person who walks heavily（C） disabled person who is unlucky（D）homeless person who moves about39 With the help of his odd appearance, Chaplin intended to look_.（A）rich（B） funny（C） successful（D）impressive40 Chaplin s films were full of the following ac

23、tions EXCEPT_.（A）boating down rivers（B） racing down city streets（C） jumping on trains（D）driving bicycles40 A cat burglar invaded the bedroom of the President of the United States, who confronted him and helped him escape. The event occurred in the early morning hours in one of the first days of the

24、presidency of Calvin Coolidge, late in August, 1923. He and his family were living at the Willard Hotel in Washington that they had occupied during his vice presidency.Coolidge awoke to see a burglar search his clothes. Finally he got a wallet and a watch. When he was removing the watch chain, Cooli

25、dge spoke: “I wish you wouldn t take that. “ The thief, at his voice, said:“Why?“ “I dont mean the watch and chain, only the charm. Take it near the window and read what is engraved(雕刻)on the back of it, “ the President said. The burglar read : “Presented to Calvin Coolidge, Speaker of the House, by

26、 the Massachusetts General Court. “ “Are you President Coolidge?“ he asked. The President answered, “Yes, and the Legislature gave me that watch charm. I m fond of it. It would do you no good. You want money. Let s talk this over.“ Holding up the wallet, the thief bargained:“ Ill take this and leave

27、 everything else.“ Coolidge, knowing there was $80 in the billfold, persuaded the thief to sit down and talk. The young man said he and his college roommate had overspent during their vacation and did not have enough money to pay their hotel bill. Coolidge added up the room rate and two rail tickets

28、 back to the campus. Then he counted out $ 32 and said it was a loan. He then told the thief that there probably would be a Secret Service agent patrolling(巡逻)the hotel corridor and asked if an escape could be made by going back along the hotel ledge(窗台). The man left through the same window he had

29、entered.41 The phrase “a cat burglar“ in the first line means “a thief who_“.（A）steals cats（B） has nine lives like a cat（C） is fond of the game of cat-and-mouse（D）enters buildings by climbing through windows42 The burglar intended to steal the_.（A）wallet（B） watch（C） wallet and the watch（D）wallet and

30、 the watch chain43 The “charm“ in Paragraph 2 probably means “_“.（A）the power of attracting people（B） a word believed to have magic power（C） a small object that is attached to a chain（D）a small thing worn for supposed magic power44 The president gave the burglar_dollars.（A）80（B） 32（C） 48（D）11245 Wha

31、t can we infer from the passage?（A）Coolidge kept the secret for the burglar.（B） Coolidge gave the watch to the burglar but kept the charm.（C） Coolidge gave the burglar a sum of money which was only enough to pay his hotel bill.（D）Coolidge reported the burglar to the Secret Service Agency and the bur

32、glar was arrested.45 China will continue its policy of encouraging people to study abroad, Vice-Minister of Education Wei Yu said last week.China will also encourage students to return to the motherland to participate in its modernization effort, she said, and if they want to go abroad again the cou

33、ntry will give them the green light.On June 23, 1978, the late Deng Xiaoping, then Chinese Vice-premier, decided that more people should study abroad, and the policy started a 20-year study-abroad fever.In Chinese cities, it is difficult to find a young person who has not heard of TOEFL(Test of Engl

34、ish as a Foreign Language)or GRE(Graduate Record Examination), the primary tests required to attend graduate school in the United States.China sent its first group of students to study in the United States and Europe back in 1872. That ended during World War II .During the 1950 s, the major destinat

35、ion for students was the former Soviet Union. Many Chinese leaders were students in Soviet colleges.But the “cultural revolution(19661976)“ dealt a blow to the enthusiasm. Any contacts with foreigners were strictly banned(禁止).“ To some extent, the difficulty of a shortage of talented people has been

36、 eased,“ she said, “thanks to the study-abroad policy which has in turn promoted China s opening-up to the rest of the world. “ Wei went on to say that during the past two decades, about 300, 000 Chinese have gone to study in more than 100 countries. By the end of 1997, a total of 163, 100 Chinese h

37、ad studied in the United States, accounting for 56 percent of the students who went overseas to study.“Facts have proved that Dengs decision was correct. “ Wei said.Another official said that more and more students have returned to China after completing their studies abroad. “China s economic mirac

38、le is providing them with opportunities to develop their talent. “ he said, adding that their social status, working and living conditions have been improving.46 In Paragraph 2, the “green light“ refers to_.（A）the passport（B） the permission（C） the symbol of welcome（D）one of the traffic signals47 The

39、 passage implies that_.（A）in China few young people have taken the TOEFL test（B） it is difficult to find many young people to take TOEFL test（C） TOEFL and GRE are tests for primary education in the U. S.（D）TOEFL and GRE are two popular tests for Chinese have been sent to study abroad48 According to

40、the passage, about 300,000 Chinese have been sent to study abroad since _.（A）1978（B） 1976（C） 1950（D）187249 Chinas study-abroad policy is rewarded, for_.（A）the returned talents from abroad have helped China to develop（B） 163000 students have received or completed higher education in the U. S.（C） all

41、the students who went to the U. S. for further studies have returned to China（D）the problem of shortage of talents has become more severe50 In the passage, it may be concluded that_.（A）people go abroad mainly for better working conditions（B） very few young people have completed their education abroa

42、d（C） China s study-abroad policy has been proved a great success（D）more talented overseas students will come to China to finish their studies50 Thousands of years ago man used handy rocks for his surgical operations. Later he used sharp bone or horn, metal knives and more recently, rubber and plasti

43、c and that was where we stuck, in surgical instrument terms, for many years. In the 1960s a new tool was developed, one which was, first of all, to be of great practical use to the armed forces and industry, but which was also, in time, to change greatly the art and science of surgery.The tool is th

44、e laser(激光)and it is being used by more and more surgeons all over the world. As we all know, light is hot, any source of lightfrom the sun itself down to a simple match burningwill give warmth. But light is usually spread out over a wide area. The light in a laser beam(激光束), however, is concentrate

45、d( 密集). This means that a light with no more power than that produced by an ordinary electric light bulb becomes intensely strong as it is concentrated to a pinpoint-sized(针尖大小的)beam.Experiments with these pinpoint beams showed researchers that different energy sources produce beams that have a part

46、icular effect on certain living cells. It is now possible for eye surgeons to operate on the back of human eye without harming the front of the eye, simply by passing a laser beam right through the eye-ball. No knives, no stitches(缝针), no unwanted damagea true surgical wonder. Operations which once

47、made patients tired and in need of long period of recovery time now leave them feeling calm and comfortable. So much more difficult operations can now be tried.The rapid development of laser techniques in the past ten years has made it clear that the future is likely to be very exciting. Perhaps som

48、e cancers will be treated with laser in a way that makes surgery not only safer but also more effective. Altogether, tomorrow may see more and more information coming to light on the diseases which can be treated medically.51 The instruments of surgical operations up until 1960s can be described as_

49、.（A）traditional（B） complicated（C） magical（D）revolutionary52 What changes have taken place since the appearance of laser in the 1960s?（A）Industrial revolution has made medical help available for industrial workers.（B） The research in study of art went through a complete revolution.（C） Surgery benefits greatly from