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1、2021年湖南大学英语考试模拟卷本卷共分为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.Andy Dole had been a successful electronics manufacturing executive and the owner of a disco in the 1970s and early 1980sAt his (62) , he earned$100, 000 a year But his real (63) was the lotteryAndy, 53, reme

2、mbers the first time he bought a ticketin 1982I knew it was a suckers bet, he saysBut there was no other (64) I could make a million dollars for a buckAndy played compulsively every day (65) eight years Finally, $100, 000 worth of lottery tickets (66) , he lost his job, his disco business (67) and h

3、e was$1million (68) debtAfter his wife divorced him, he moved in with his mother, vowing (69) his teenage daughter and son that he would pull himself (70) Andy hit bottom on July 31, 1990, a date he (71) asa good day for gamblersbecause there were three local lottery drawingsThis was my last shot at

4、 (72) my daughters first semester at college, he saysAfter (73) all three games, I tried to slash my wrists (74) a razorAndy Doles (75) finally came after Gamblers Anonymous helped him control his (76) and formulate a budget plan to pay down his (77) out of the$75,000-a-year salary he earns (78) a t

5、extile- plant managerMeanwhile, his daughter is now in law school, and his son is in collegeAnd best of all, Andy hasnt bought a lottery (79) in six years My children (80) in me, and I have peace of mind, he saysIts (81) ： everything I wanted from gambling I got from not gamblingApeakBprimeChighDtop

6、 2.Though it is a mere one to three percent of the population, the upper class (62) at least 25 percent of the nations wealthThis class has two segments：upper upper and lower upper Basicallythe upper upper class is theold rich-families that have been wealthy for several generationsan aristocracy of

7、(63) and wealthA few are known across the nation, such as the Rockefellers, and the VanderbiltsMost are not (64) to the general publicThey have no (65) to the rest of the community, (66) their income from the investment of their inherited wealthBy (67) , the lower upper class is thenew rich (68) the

8、y may be wealthier than some of the old richthe new rich have been (69) to make their money like everybody else (70) their classThus their status is generally lower than that of the old richwho have not found it necessary to lift a (71) to make their money, and who (72) to look (73) upon the new ric

9、h However its wealth is acquired, the upper class is very richThey have enough money and leisure time to (74) an interest in the arts and to (75) rare books paintings, and sculpturesThey generally live in exclusive areas, (76) to exclusive sociaI clubscommunicate with each Otherand marry their own k

10、indall of Which keeps them so (77) from the masses that they have been called the out-of-sight classMore than any other class, they tend to be (78) of being members of a class They also (79) an enormous amount of power and influence here and abroadas they (80) many top government positions and contr

11、ol multinational corporations Their actions (81) the 1ives of millionsApossessesBdemandsCobtainsDattains 3.Andy Dole had been a successful electronics manufacturing executive and the owner of a disco in the 1970s and early 1980sAt his (62) , he earned$100, 000 a year But his real (63) was the lotter

12、yAndy, 53, remembers the first time he bought a ticketin 1982I knew it was a suckers bet, he saysBut there was no other (64) I could make a million dollars for a buckAndy played compulsively every day (65) eight years Finally, $100, 000 worth of lottery tickets (66) , he lost his job, his disco busi

13、ness (67) and he was$1million (68) debtAfter his wife divorced him, he moved in with his mother, vowing (69) his teenage daughter and son that he would pull himself (70) Andy hit bottom on July 31, 1990, a date he (71) asa good day for gamblersbecause there were three local lottery drawingsThis was

14、my last shot at (72) my daughters first semester at college, he saysAfter (73) all three games, I tried to slash my wrists (74) a razorAndy Doles (75) finally came after Gamblers Anonymous helped him control his (76) and formulate a budget plan to pay down his (77) out of the$75,000-a-year salary he

15、 earns (78) a textile- plant managerMeanwhile, his daughter is now in law school, and his son is in collegeAnd best of all, Andy hasnt bought a lottery (79) in six years My children (80) in me, and I have peace of mind, he saysIts (81) ： everything I wanted from gambling I got from not gamblingAfort

16、uneBpassionCSUCCESSDbusiness 4.Though it is a mere one to three percent of the population, the upper class (62) at least 25 percent of the nations wealthThis class has two segments：upper upper and lower upper Basicallythe upper upper class is theold rich-families that have been wealthy for several g

17、enerationsan aristocracy of (63) and wealthA few are known across the nation, such as the Rockefellers, and the VanderbiltsMost are not (64) to the general publicThey have no (65) to the rest of the community, (66) their income from the investment of their inherited wealthBy (67) , the lower upper c

18、lass is thenew rich (68) they may be wealthier than some of the old richthe new rich have been (69) to make their money like everybody else (70) their classThus their status is generally lower than that of the old richwho have not found it necessary to lift a (71) to make their money, and who (72) t

19、o look (73) upon the new rich However its wealth is acquired, the upper class is very richThey have enough money and leisure time to (74) an interest in the arts and to (75) rare books paintings, and sculpturesThey generally live in exclusive areas, (76) to exclusive sociaI clubscommunicate with eac

20、h Otherand marry their own kindall of Which keeps them so (77) from the masses that they have been called the out-of-sight classMore than any other class, they tend to be (78) of being members of a class They also (79) an enormous amount of power and influence here and abroadas they (80) many top go

21、vernment positions and control multinational corporations Their actions (81) the 1ives of millionsAbeginningBbirthCinfancyDfoundation 5.Andy Dole had been a successful electronics manufacturing executive and the owner of a disco in the 1970s and early 1980sAt his (62) , he earned$100, 000 a year But

22、 his real (63) was the lotteryAndy, 53, remembers the first time he bought a ticketin 1982I knew it was a suckers bet, he saysBut there was no other (64) I could make a million dollars for a buckAndy played compulsively every day (65) eight years Finally, $100, 000 worth of lottery tickets (66) , he

23、 lost his job, his disco business (67) and he was$1million (68) debtAfter his wife divorced him, he moved in with his mother, vowing (69) his teenage daughter and son that he would pull himself (70) Andy hit bottom on July 31, 1990, a date he (71) asa good day for gamblersbecause there were three lo

24、cal lottery drawingsThis was my last shot at (72) my daughters first semester at college, he saysAfter (73) all three games, I tried to slash my wrists (74) a razorAndy Doles (75) finally came after Gamblers Anonymous helped him control his (76) and formulate a budget plan to pay down his (77) out o

25、f the$75,000-a-year salary he earns (78) a textile- plant managerMeanwhile, his daughter is now in law school, and his son is in collegeAnd best of all, Andy hasnt bought a lottery (79) in six years My children (80) in me, and I have peace of mind, he saysIts (81) ： everything I wanted from gambling

26、 I got from not gamblingAwayBmethodCmodeDmanner 6.Though it is a mere one to three percent of the population, the upper class (62) at least 25 percent of the nations wealthThis class has two segments：upper upper and lower upper Basicallythe upper upper class is theold rich-families that have been we

27、althy for several generationsan aristocracy of (63) and wealthA few are known across the nation, such as the Rockefellers, and the VanderbiltsMost are not (64) to the general publicThey have no (65) to the rest of the community, (66) their income from the investment of their inherited wealthBy (67)

28、, the lower upper class is thenew rich (68) they may be wealthier than some of the old richthe new rich have been (69) to make their money like everybody else (70) their classThus their status is generally lower than that of the old richwho have not found it necessary to lift a (71) to make their mo

29、ney, and who (72) to look (73) upon the new rich However its wealth is acquired, the upper class is very richThey have enough money and leisure time to (74) an interest in the arts and to (75) rare books paintings, and sculpturesThey generally live in exclusive areas, (76) to exclusive sociaI clubsc

30、ommunicate with each Otherand marry their own kindall of Which keeps them so (77) from the masses that they have been called the out-of-sight classMore than any other class, they tend to be (78) of being members of a class They also (79) an enormous amount of power and influence here and abroadas th

31、ey (80) many top government positions and control multinational corporations Their actions (81) the 1ives of millionsAvisibleBseenCobviousDapparent 7.Though it is a mere one to three percent of the population, the upper class (62) at least 25 percent of the nations wealthThis class has two segments：

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33、o the rest of the community, (66) their income from the investment of their inherited wealthBy (67) , the lower upper class is thenew rich (68) they may be wealthier than some of the old richthe new rich have been (69) to make their money like everybody else (70) their classThus their status is gene

34、rally lower than that of the old richwho have not found it necessary to lift a (71) to make their money, and who (72) to look (73) upon the new rich However its wealth is acquired, the upper class is very richThey have enough money and leisure time to (74) an interest in the arts and to (75) rare bo

35、oks paintings, and sculpturesThey generally live in exclusive areas, (76) to exclusive sociaI clubscommunicate with each Otherand marry their own kindall of Which keeps them so (77) from the masses that they have been called the out-of-sight classMore than any other class, they tend to be (78) of be

36、ing members of a class They also (79) an enormous amount of power and influence here and abroadas they (80) many top government positions and control multinational corporations Their actions (81) the 1ives of millionsAconnectionBassociationCcommunicationDrelation 8.Andy Dole had been a successful el

37、ectronics manufacturing executive and the owner of a disco in the 1970s and early 1980sAt his (62) , he earned$100, 000 a year But his real (63) was the lotteryAndy, 53, remembers the first time he bought a ticketin 1982I knew it was a suckers bet, he saysBut there was no other (64) I could make a m

38、illion dollars for a buckAndy played compulsively every day (65) eight years Finally, $100, 000 worth of lottery tickets (66) , he lost his job, his disco business (67) and he was$1million (68) debtAfter his wife divorced him, he moved in with his mother, vowing (69) his teenage daughter and son tha

39、t he would pull himself (70) Andy hit bottom on July 31, 1990, a date he (71) asa good day for gamblersbecause there were three local lottery drawingsThis was my last shot at (72) my daughters first semester at college, he saysAfter (73) all three games, I tried to slash my wrists (74) a razorAndy D

40、oles (75) finally came after Gamblers Anonymous helped him control his (76) and formulate a budget plan to pay down his (77) out of the$75,000-a-year salary he earns (78) a textile- plant managerMeanwhile, his daughter is now in law school, and his son is in collegeAnd best of all, Andy hasnt bought

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45、 and to (75) rare books paintings, and sculpturesThey generally live in exclusive areas, (76) to exclusive sociaI clubscommunicate with each Otherand marry their own kindall of Which keeps them so (77) from the masses that they have been called the out-of-sight classMore than any other class, they t

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