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1、2022北京大学英语考试模拟卷（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.The brave soldiers _ the attacking invaders.ArejectedBrepelledCcompelledDrebelled 2.Where there is an earthquake, energy is _ in one area along a crack in the earth crust.ArepelledBreleasedCrunDrushed 3.You

2、d better add them up. Im not good at _.AfiguresBcharactersCsummariesDcounters 4.The student was disappointed _ the prize awarded by the school.AinBwithCatDto 5.I believe watching TV is _ listening to radio.Aso good or better thanBlike good or better thanCas good as or better thanDas good as or bette

3、r 6.I would _ you not to involve in this matter.AcouncilBcounselCdeclareDconsole 7.He has to _ his mean salary by living economically.AonsetBoutsetCoffsetDoutlet 8.They are bending with great _ over the computer.AattemptBconcentrationCtoleranceDdevotion 9.Some people do not show much _ in their choi

4、ce of food.AdiscriminationBrecognitionCadmissionDindecision 10.I do not doubt _ he will appear soon.AthatBwhetherCifDwhatever 11.Only in recent years _ begun to realize the importance of Internet.Apeople haveBhave peopleCthat people haveDsince have people 12.You should _ your room now and then to ke

5、ep it supplied with fresh air.AventilateBversatileCverifyDversify 13.A sneeze cannot be performed voluntarily, _ be easily suppressed.Anor it canBit can notCnor can itDcannot it 14.All living things must, _ reason of physiological limitations, die.AonBtoCbyDfor 15.The ever-lasting inflation caused t

6、he rising of the living _.AcostBexpenseCpriceDvalue 16.Is it important that he _ his education in all waysAdevelopBdevelopsCwill developDdeveloped 17.During last decade, there have been many changes in family life.Are these changes _ Afor the good or for the badBfor the worse or for the betterCfor w

7、orse or for betterDfor the worst or for the best 18.All substances, _ , liquid or solid, are made up of atoms.Abe they gasesBwhether they are gasesCthey are gasesDthey can be gases 19.How could you buy the whole flat I bought it _ account.AwithBinCatDon 20.The old gardener used to keep all his tools

8、 and do-it-yourself equipment in a _ in the gardeAbarnBroomChutDshed 21.James was born in London _ May 7, 1952 _ 4:45 _ the morning.Aon/at/inBin/at/inCin/at/onDon/by/in 22.Can you introduce the girl _ the right to meAinBatConDof 23.I have no choice then but _ the work.AfinishedBto finishCfinishDfini

9、shing 24.Ive got a big coffee _ on the front of my dress.AporeBpatchCstainDgrease 25.He is still not here, he _.Amay miss his planeBcould miss his planeCshould have missed his planeDmay have missed his plane 26.She broke her leg, but the _ healed quickly.AfractureBinjuryCskeletonDcavity 27.Would you

10、 send this message to Prof. Wilson Sure, _ him about something else in any case, so there wont be any bother at all.AIll seeBI seeCIll be seeingDI may see 28.The effect of the medicine, _ we had expected, was quite encouraging.AwhichBthatCasDwhat 29.He was _ by the police with breaking the law.Achar

11、gedBaccusedCcapturedDsentenced 30.Each winter holidaymakers in the mountains come face to face with death because _.Athey fail to realize how dangerous avalanches can beBthey are not expert enough at skiing on the fixed runsCthey are trying to avoid where avalanches happenDthey ski great distances d

12、own the mountainsides 31.It would appear from the text that avalanches are brought about because _.Aa particular section of snow is not thick enoughBthere is a slight fall in the temperatureCheavy snowfalls turn into rainDthe ice between different sections of snow melts 32.In areas where avalanches

13、are known to happen _.Alocal residents stay indoors when the weather is badBmeasures are taken to prevent serious avalanchesCsmall avalanches can easily be preventedDskiers form themselves into a wall to keep the snow in position 33.According to the passage, during which period of time do the polar

14、bears come ashoreAJanuary through March.BJuly through October.CSeptember through December.DNovember through July. 34.With what aspect of bears lives is the passage mainly concernedATheir evolution.BTheir hunting skills.CTheir temperament.DTheir seasonal movements. 35.It can be inferred from the pass

15、age that the polar bear population of Hudson Bay _.Ais one of several polar bear populationsBis unfriendly toward humansCconsumes food voraciously (贪婪地) during the whole yearDis an endangered species 36.Which of the following is NOT implied in the articleADivorced parents can never rear good childre

16、n.BOne sixth of the American children live in one-parent families.CTwo-parent families have better chances of raising their children successfully.DNowadays there are nearly twice as many single-parent families as there used to be in 1950. 37.Captain Kangaroo cant offer _ to a child.AentertainmentBco

17、mpanionshipClove and careDeducation 38.An appropriate title for this selection would be _.AA Peacetime Use of the AtomBAtoms and MoleculesCThe Satellite TimekeepersDThe Role of the Clock 39.Implied but not stated: _.Aprecise timekeeping is essential in scienceBscientists expect to disprove Einsteins

18、 relativity theoriesCatomic clocks will be important in space flightDthe rate of vibration of an atom never varies 40.According to the passage, a murder would most likely occur _.Aon a weekend night in winterBon a weekday afternoon in summerCon a weekend night in summerDon a weekday night in winter

19、41.The damaging effect of the treatment many American children receive today _.Ahas not been taken seriouslyBhas aroused hot debatesCis beginning to be recognizedDis unquestionable 42.From the selection, we may assume that temperature changes _.Aaffect only ammonia moleculesBmay affect the vibration

20、 rate of atomsCaffect the speed at which the atoms travelDdo not affect atoms in any way 43.What is the one strange statistic for MayAThere are more robberies in May.BThere are more dog bites in May.CThere is the most crime in May.DThere are more suicides in May. 44.In paragraph 4, why is there an e

21、xclamation point (!) after the last sentenceABecause the author is surprised that so many people marry in June.BBecause the author is surprised that the marriage peak occurs in the same month as the suicides and mental hospital peak.CBecause the author doesnt understand why the peak for suicides and

22、 marriage is the same month.DBecause the author is excited that so many people marry in June. 45.The new housing form discussed in the passage refers to _.Asingle-family homesBapartment buildingsCrow housesDhotels 46.It can be inferred that the majority of people who lived in New Yorks first apartme

23、nts were _.Ahighly educatedBunemployedCwealthyDyoung 47.Why did the idea of living in an apartment become popular in the late 1800sALarge families needed housing with sufficient space.BApartments were preferable to tenements and cheaper than row houses.CThe city officials of New York wanted housing

24、that was centrally located.DThe shape of early apartments could accommodate a variety of interior designs. 48.It can be inferred that a New York apartment building in the 1870s and 1880s had all of the following characteristics EXCEPT _.Aits room arrangement was not logicalBit was rectangularCit was

25、 spacious insideDit had limited light 49.Why was the Stuyvesant a limited successAThe arrangement of the rooms was not convenient.BMost people could not afford to live there.CThere were no shopping areas nearby.DIt was in a crowded neighborhood. 50.Mr. Smith became very _ when it was suggested that he had made a mistake.AingeniousBempiricalCobjectiveDindignant第17页 共17页第 17 页 共 17 页第 17 页 共 17 页第 17 页 共 17 页第 17 页 共 17 页第 17 页 共 17 页第 17 页 共 17 页第 17 页 共 17 页第 17 页 共 17 页第 17 页 共 17 页第 17 页 共 17 页