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1、2022江西大学英语考试真题卷（5）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.What was the UNs attitude towards the NATO attackAIt was against it originally.BIt was neutral on this issue.CIt was on the side of the NATO.DIt kept silent as for this issue. 2.What will be the Kosovo situ

2、ation in the near futureAIt will be better.BIt will be worse.CIt is unclear about that now.DIt is not mentioned in the news. 3.Who is Mordechai FeingoldAThe president of the University of Cambridge.BThe chairman of Science and the Making of Modern Culture.CA faithful follower of Newton.DA professor

3、at the California Institute of Technology. 4.What does The Moment of Isaac Newton refer to in the newsAA discussion about Newtons theory.BA conference held in the honor of Newton.CA display of Newtons works in the library.DAn exhibition of documents and other items about Newton. 5.What is the purpos

4、e of moving NBA games to ChinaATo boost the popularity of NBA in China.BTo support the development and growth of basketball in China.CTo earn a considerable sum in the market of China.DTo help the Chinese players to improve their level. 6.What games will be moved to China by NBA in 2004ARegular game

5、s.BPre-season games.COff-season gamesDAll-star games 7.What can be inferred from the newsAAmerican college presidents often meet to talk about politics.BAmerican college students are not very interested in politics.CAmerican college students care much about politics.DAmerican college teachers are no

6、t very interested in politics. 8.50AconceivedBmaintainedCretainedDperceived 9.William told his wife _.Ato have his shoes shoneBto have his shoes shinedCto have his shoes shiningDshine his shoes 10._ many times, this radio receiver is found very sensitive.ABeing testedBHaving been testedCHaving teste

7、dDTesting 11.She intends to move that the committee _ discussion on this issue.AsuspendsBsuspendCwill suspendDsuspended 12.All the ceremonies at the 2004 Olympic Games had a unique Greek flavor, _ of their ancient mythology.AnoticeableBindicativeCconspicuousDimplicit 13._ scientists say the earth wi

8、ll heat up like a pot of flowers in a greenhouse.AIn the first placeBAt any rateCAs a matter of factDAs a result 14.Ill try as hard as I can but I dont think I have much _ of winning the game.AluckBopportunityCchanceDdestiny 15.Whereas sudden great disasters are instantaneous, others, such as drough

9、ts, are _.AcumulativeBformidableCeternalDprospective 16.Mr. Johnson is _ to our party.Amore than pleased to comeBpleased more than to comeCmore pleased than to comeDmore pleasing than to come 17.Can you _ any smell of the gas which is escapingAdiscoverBdetectCfindDspot 18.Jones and Edwards are, _, t

10、he producer and director of the movie.AresponsivelyBrespectfullyCrespectivelyDrespectably 19.His illness made him _ of concentration.AincompetentBunableCincapableDpowerless 20.The publishers will send you a specimen copy of their new books _.Awhen it will be requestedBwhen they are requested itCwhen

11、 it is requestedDwhen requested 21.He told me only part of the story _.Aso that was itBso that was thisCand that was soDand that was that 22.Not only you but also I _ mistaken on this point.AareBwereChaveDam 23.His honesty is _; nobody can doubt it.Ain questionBout of questionCbeside the questionDwi

12、thout question 24.We are late. I expect the film _ by the time we get to the cinema.Ahas startedBwill have startedCwill startDmay start 25.When Mr. Green was away on business, his neighbor gave his wife a(n) _ with the housework.AaidBhelpChandDlift 26.These varied racial groups have learned to live

13、together in peace and _, setting an example well worth following.AharmonyBgraceCrhythmDrelief 27.His speech was careful and _ but his words seemed to make no sense.AdistinctBdistinctiveCdistinguishableDdistinguished 28._ his eyes when she told him that it was time for them to leave.AHardly had he op

14、enedBScarcely did he openCNo sooner did he openDHe had no sooner opened 29.The older worker and the young each _ their own tools.AhaveBhasCare havingDis having 30.We advised them to take a rest, but they _ on finishing the work.AsuggestedBcontinuedCinsistedDpersisted 31.The office staff _ gathered t

15、o hear the manager speak.AhaveBis beingChasDis 32.The manager made a farseeing decision _ what she had said.Ain the light ofBin the course ofCin favor ofDin the face of 33.Jane has just _ a letter from a friend of hers in England.AreturnedBansweredCofferedDreplied 34.If he hadnt stood under the ladd

16、er to catch you when you fell, you _ here now.Awouldnt be smilingBwont smileCcouldnt have smiledDdidnt smile 35.It wasnt such a good dinner _ she had promised us.AthatBwhichCasDwhat 36.Doctor Godwin says that _ what forceful arguments against smoking there are, many people persist in smoking.Athough

17、BhoweverCno matterDbut 37.These two areas are similar _. they both have a high rainfall during this season.Ato thatBbesides thatCin thatDexcept that 38.Craig Anderson would probably agree that _.Athe relation between violent music and aggressive thoughts was ambiguousBmore experiments were needed to

18、 justify the results achieved so farCsome antisocial exchanges could be attributed to violent songsDnonbiased interpretations might cause more aggressive social responses 39.The word catharsis in paragraph 3 most probably means _.Aan unpopular notionBthe removal of strong feelingsCan increase of agg

19、ressive emotionsDthe overreaction to violent lyrics 40.It can be concluded from the passage that _.Asome musical styles would lead to a short period of increased social hostilityBresearchers were divided about the fundamental causes of aggressive emotionsCparents neednt worry a lot about their kids

20、occasional exposure to violent songsDmusic industry would have to be more alert to violent words in its music 41.That many subjects taught at British colleges are useless is mainly owing to _.Atheir falling short of the demands of economyBtheir validity as a discipline being untestifiedCtheir failur

21、e to meet the standards of university instructionDtheir inability to arouse the interest of students 42.The second paragraph is meant to demonstrate that _.Astudents of other disciplines than journalism are preferred employees of newspapersByoung people should learn other subjects than journalism af

22、ter leaving school.Cveterans of the authors trade would give the same advice to puzzled youngstersDyoung people should diversify their learning subjects to be better employed 43.Charles Clarke as described in the passage would probably agree that _.Apeople should choose their jobs according to their

23、 majors at collegeBphysics should be the topmost choice of disciplines for prospective journalistsCthe Daily Telegraph is poorly staffed and needs rearrangementDthere is no reason for the state to pay for subjects of higher education 44.The authors primary purpose in writing this passage is to _.Apr

24、opose an academic discipline for young people wishing to be journalistsBdebate both sides of the proper pattern of Britains higher educationCcondemn Charles Clarke for his improper statements about higher educationDcontrast Charles Clarkes claim about higher education to that of his own 45.What fact

25、 indicated that the talk was mostly one-sidedAThere were very few farmers present in the dialogue.BThe President manipulated the government.CThe cabinet officials and governors and legislators were on the farmers side.DThe campesino leaders supported the President. 46.What does Keith Christie think

26、of the treatyAHe is against any change of it.BHe thinks it no good for any countries concerned.CHe thinks Mexico will get more benefits from it than Canada will.DHe is in favor of reopening the entire agreement. 47.Why did the farm leaders protest against the sessionABecause they did not like the se

27、ssion to be held in the National Archives building.BBecause they did not think sports had anything to do with the talk.CBecause they thought the decision of changing venue was against the previous agreement.DBecause they thought the talk was unfair to poor farmers. 48.What is implied about the Mexic

28、an agricultural productsAThe Mexican agricultural products have been highly commercialized.BSome agricultural products are imported from The US.CThe Mexican agricultural products are in the leading place in the world.DSome Mexican agricultural product has got a majority of America market share. 49.W

29、hat do campesino leaders think is the disadvantage of NAFTAAThey think it unfair to Mexican farmers.BThey think it hinders the development of Mexican agriculture.CThey think it affects the benefits of the campesino organizations.DThey think it hurts the interests of poor Mexican farmers. 50.What is

30、probably NOT the problem most people in the bar are worrying aboutAHow to get home.BWhen the electricity recovers.CIt is too hot.DAnother terrorist attack like the 9/11.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