2022年内蒙古公共英语考试模拟卷（6）.docx
2022年内蒙古公共英语考试模拟卷（6）本卷共分为1大题50小题，作答时间为180分钟，总分100分，60分及格。一、单项选择题（共50题，每题2分。每题的备选项中，只有一个最符合题意） 1.This passage is probably taken from _.Aa story.Ba science report.Ca book review.Dan advertisement. 2.What is good about NOMEX III is that _.Ait gives many people some extra time to live.Bit is standard wear for many fire brigades.Cit is light and fire-resistant.Dit brings technology to life. 3.As a fireman, Roll Blum knows that _.Afire can kill anyone very quickly.Bfire does not kill easily.Cfire always kills.Dfire is impossible to fight. 4.Why are subterranean buildings good for energy conservationABecause they use solar energy.BBecause they don't need central heating.CBecause the temperature there remains constant.DBecause they don't need air-conditioning. 5.It is not boring inside Bennett's new building because _.Athere is a telewindow on the roof projecting the outside view.Bthere are lenses and mirrors on all floors.Cthere is an array of lenses reflecting sunlight.Dboth A andC. 6.According to Bennett's forecast of the .coming revolution in building design, _.Afuture buildings will have only 20 ,6 of their structure above the ground.Bmore future buildings will go subterranean than they do today.Conly constructions of historic interest will remain above the ground.Dsubterranean structures will all go 110 feet into the earth. 7.Another advantage in building down rather than up is that _.Asurface constructions then can be more aesthetically plannedBhistoric landmarks then can be better preserved.Cthere won't be skyscrapers blocking our view.Dthere will be more green land left untouched. 8.The Zip Code system is used so as to _.Aread addresses quickly.Bhandle mail by machines.Csort out mail very fast.Ddo all of the above. 9.From the passage we may infer that the smallest delivery unit in the postal system in U. 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