2022辽宁大学英语考试考前冲刺卷（7）.docx

2022辽宁大学英语考试考前冲刺卷（7）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.The novel Pride and Prejudice was written by the famous woman writer _.ACharlotte BronteBEmily BronteCJane AustenDJane Eyre 2.Raising one's open hand with palm down to one's throat means" _" in English culture.AShame on you.BI'm full.CKill yourself.DYou're shorter than 3.Which of the following is the correct way to transcribe a phrase structure ruleANPNBSNP VPCVPVDPPP NP 4._ River flows through New York state and into New York city.AThe MississippiBThe Rio GrandCThe OhioDThe Hudson 5.The Renaissance began in _ in the early 14th century.A. BritainB. ItalyC. FranceD. Greek 6.In the late 17th century, the most famous writers were _.AJohn Bunyan and John MiltonBJohn Bunyan and John DonneCJohn Donne and John MiltonDJohn Donne and Francis Bacon 7.During the British Civil War, the supporters of the king was called _.ACavaliersBmerchantCRoundheadsDScots 8.According to the writer, people start to be interested in possible female-dominant societies in the past because _.Atheir society has developed very wellBthey support equality between men and womenCthey have been better educated than people in the pastDsome historians have found something about it 9.The author discusses computing machines in the first paragraph primarily in order to _.Aindicate the dangers inherent in relying to a great extent on machinesBillustrate his views about the approach of mathematicians to problem solvingCcompare the work of mathematicians with that of computer programmersDprovide one definition of intelligence 10.British English is spoken in _.AGreat BritainBAustraliaCNew ZealandDA, B, and C 11.Why was Masabumi denounced as a disgrace to JapanABecause he killed some people on the Titanic.BBecause he was then an official.CBecause he was dismissed from his ministry post.DBecause the culture of shame was too stron 12._ was among the descendants of the Liner's only Japanese survivor.AMasabumi HosonoBYurikoCCameronDFindley 13.Speech act theory is an important theory in the _ study of language.AsemanticBpragmaticCphoneticDmorphological 14.What's the biggest difference between the first and second green revolution in AmericaAThe first green revolution is to improve the food output while the second is not.BThe second green revolution is based on the theory of inserting genes while the first depends on that of crossbreeding.CThe technology that is used in the second green revolution has much more enormous potential than that of the first's.DThe second green revolution has caused harm to the environment while the first has not. 15.What is the main purpose of the first green revolution in AmericaATo crossbreed the related plants.BTo add the desirable traits to the plants.CTo realize the green revolution in three decades.DTo make the high-yield crops thrive. 16.What's the main idea of the last paragraphACrops begin infiltrating our food supply.BMaybe the application of biotechnology will cause environmental problems as well as bring effects to human health.CThe application of biotechnology is also questioned by some other people.DThe application of biotechnology will bring enormous business to America. 17.The best title for this passage might be _.ABiotechnologyAnother Green Revolution.BBiotechnologyHope and ConcernsCSoybeanthe Future Dinner Food for AmericansDScientific Research in Agriculture 18.The example of the soybean the author takes is to prove that _.AAmericans are fond of soybeansBEvery mouthful of soybean has been changed by genetic engineeringCAmerica is on the verge of a second green revolutionDSoybean is treated as an additive to scores of foods 19.Which of the following gives the main idea of the passageAWomen differ in their attitudes toward the multiple roles society assigns to them.BWomen's multiple roles can be both positive and negative and are decided in social and cultural context.CWhether to have a job or a family to look after should be a woman's personal choice.DThe debate about women's multiple roles could be rendered obsolete by changes in societal expectations. 20.According to Johansson, the signals influencing women's individual decisions are _.ApoliticalBprivateCsocialDeducational 21.Johansson's research on the plight of women managers in Sweden and the former West Germany shows that _.Ain Sweden, most of the women managers had at least two children and sometimes moreBthe influential signals come not only in the form of equal employment opportunity laws, but also in the support society makes available to familiesCin Germany, most were single women with no childrenDSweden offers high-quality childcare to almost every family that requests it 22.The argument of this article is centered around _.Athe multiple roles a woman should have in societyBthe two opposing hypothesises about working womenCthe way working women win their self-esteem and social supportDthe overload and inter-role conflict a working woman has to face 23.What do the traditional gender roles refer to in the fourth paragraphAWomen's getting into the paid labor force.BWomen's stay at home to take care of home and children.CMultiple roles a woman plays in soxiety.DSocial status assigned to a traditional woman. 24.What does the man needs to do to rent a roomAPay a damage deposit of $150.BGet the keys to the apartments he likes.CGo to the agency on Broadway Avenue.DSign a leas 25.Why was the pub built halfway of the hillABecause the hill is steep.BBecause the air is fresh.CBecause most villagers live there.DBecause tourists will possibly stop up for a drink. 26.Which of the following statements is NOT trueAHaworth is the home of the Bronte sisters.BTravellers to Haworth are from different countries.CThe Bronte novels attract the man greatly.DSome travellers may go up the hill on foot. 27.Who is the man talking toAA hotel clerk.BAn estate agent.CA sports centre instructor.DA professor. 28.Why is the man moving to HaworthABecause it is good for his business.BBecause his wife loves the Bronte novels.CBecause a lot of Americans live there.DBecause the literature atmosphere is good ther 29.Which of the following statements is NOT trueAThe man wants to live near the university.BThe price should be less than $500.CCentral air conditioning is not important for the man.DThe man can move in at the beginning of the mont 30.What is the man's jobAHe is a book salesman.BHe is a tourist guide.CHe is a pub owner.DHe is a novelist. 31.Why won't John name his boy after a poetABecause it is plain.BBecause his wife doesn't agree.CBecause he wants to name his boy after himself.DBecause it is old-fashione 32.What does the woman suggestAA child should be named after his or her father.BA child should be named after a film star.CA child should be given a number rather than a name.DA child should be named after his or her mother. 33.What is the passage mainly concerned withAThe transformation of Finland's economy.BThe successful Finnish school education.CThe facilities in Finnish schools.DThe quality of teachers in Finnish schools. 34.When was the Message Group foundedASeveral days ago.BSeveral weeks ago.CSeveral months ago.DSeveral years ago. 35.Which of the following statements is NOT trueAFinland ranks first in the Program for International Student Assessment exams.BFinland has almost 85 cell phones per 100 citizens.CA college-level degree is necessary to teach in an elementary school.DThe job of teaching is very attractive in Finlan 36.Why do the schools in Finland have less state spendingABecause the number of students is declining.BBecause the number of old people is increasing.CBecause the economy is far from good.DBecause more money is spent on Internet usage and environmental practices. 37.What is the conversation mainly aboutAChoosing names for children.BFamily names.CUp-to-date names.DNames of famous writers. 38.Who supported teaching alternatives to evolution in schoolsAFollowers of Darwinism.BMost scientists.CThe Kansas Board of Education.DThe Message Group. 39.Why did the Message Group select evolution as their missionAThey are from the middle-class.BOther issues are not important at this moment.CThis topic is manageable to them.DThey can win the debat 40.What is the Message Group defendingAThe theory of evolution.BThe new classroom approaches.CThe Christian right.DThe government. 41.Which of the following is a feature of the monastery cloister in the Middle AgesAIt was surrounded by a river.BIt generally had a fountain or a well at the center.CIt was surrounded by flowers.DIt generally had a wall at the center. 42.Which statement is NOT true about gardens in the 18th centuryAThey looked more natural.BThey had curve paths.CThey had their paths covered with flowers.DThey became open. 43.What is this passage mainly aboutAThe history of the English gardens.BThe English gardens in the Middle Ages.CThe features of the current English gardens.DThe passion of the English people for gardens. 44.What did Bush administration officials try to doASupply India with military nuclear technology.BBetray its nuclear-control policies.CUpset the regional balance of power.DGet support from Congress and allies for its new deal with Indi 45.What is the purpose of the Indian Prime Minister's speechATo reveal the secret in the 1970s.BTo promise to give up its nuclear program.CTo describe the growth of Indian economy.DTo ask for U.S. investment in Indian nuclear program. 46.Which of the following statements is NOT true about the bomb blasts in LondonAThey destroyed three underground trains.BThey killed more than 50 people.CThey all occurred within 50 seconds.DThey occurred on Saturday. 47.What is this news mainly aboutAThe growth of tobacco industry.BThe lawsuit of the government against cigarette makers.CThe health risks of smoking.DThe past profits of tobacco industry. 48.What is the main topic of this newsAA uniform standard on graduation rates.BA global economy.CThe reform of the current high school system.DThe National Governors Association. 49.What were cigarette makers accused ofABribing government officials.BMisleading the public about the health risks of smoking.CEngaging in a conspiracy to overthrow the government.DDefrauding the Supreme Court. 50.Which of the following is a key predictor of whether students will eventually graduate from collegeARace.BEconomic situations.CCompletion of a rigorous course of study in high school.DInvolvement in social activities.第18页 共18页第 18 页 共 18 页第 18 页 共 18 页第 18 页 共 18 页第 18 页 共 18 页第 18 页 共 18 页第 18 页 共 18 页第 18 页 共 18 页第 18 页 共 18 页第 18 页 共 18 页第 18 页 共 18 页