2022陕西大学英语考试考前冲刺卷（8）.docx

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1、2022陕西大学英语考试考前冲刺卷（8）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 author uses the example of the Renaissance painting to show that _.Aadults were smaller and smaller now because they had many things to doBadults expressed less concern for their childrenCchildren loo

2、ked and acted like adults at that timeDchildren were not allowed to appear in family paintings 2.In the third paragraph, the Old Country refers to _.Athe EuropeBthe original part of AmericaCthe AmericaDthe Kids Country 3.Referring to the phrase draw a line under the hasty legislation(Line 5, Para. 1

3、), the author most probably means_.Arevise the hasty legislationBreinforce the hasty legislationCunderline the hasty legislationDrestrict the hasty legislation 4.It is shown that the attitude of government toward the high bankruptcy rate of middle class is_ApositiveBcriticalCoptimisticDindifferent 5

4、.Shaffer claimed her bankruptcy in order to_.Aavoid the arrest ever threatened by the AdvocateBregain her health insurance to supply her following lifeCpay off a smaller sum of money than beforeDmeet the requirements of the hospital she worked at 6.Charles Clarkes attitude towards the new legislatio

5、n might be_.AapprovalBdisapprovalCcriticalDneutral 7.Supporters regard the idea of house arrest as a presentation of a humane response because they think_.Ait might tap into deep wells of pain connected with South AfricaBpeople could be detained but the state neednt to pay for itCit would affront Br

6、itish beliefs that home shouldnt be a place of punishmentDhouse arrest could affect the freedom of other family members of the suspects 8.The reason why the judges are against the anti-terror laws could NOT be_.Adetention without trial of non-citizens is contrary to human rightsBthose supporting the

7、 new law tend to detain only non-citizens without trialCthose supporters tend to use the same system for different kinds of threatDit provides an effective regime for the resolution of difficult issues 9.The fact that Shaffer was delighted to work in a home health agency is primarily because_.Ait ow

8、ned a better reputation than those Chicago hospitals she ever stayedBshe was appointed as a director of the whole suburb of LombardCthe job was helpful to clear her house debts as early as possibleDshe thought her cousins success would be a great stimulus to her career 10.How might Shaffer feel when

9、 receiving the bill of $18,000 from AdvocateAShe thought it was very reasonable.BShe was quite at ease about it.CShe didnt care about it at all.DShe felt it was simply unthinkable. 11.According to anti-terror laws, you can do the following things EXCEPT_.Adetaining the suspects at homeBholding suspe

10、cts for up to 14 daysCdisclosing material which might be exculpatoryDrelying on intelligence obtained by torture 12.According to the study of those four professors, we can learn that_.Athe growth of personal bankruptcies is much faster than the medical onesBthe middle-class Americans are extremely a

11、ffected in medical bankruptciesCthe poor underclass is actually not the victims of nowadays medical systemDthose highly-educated people will never be knocked down by anything 13.Which of the following is NOT the viewpoints of Norman AngellACountries could obtain great profits through a world war.BTr

12、ade among European powers would make war become impossible.CWar in the continents could knock down the global economy.DCosts of war were much greater than benefits from it. 14.It can be inferred that in the first period of globalization_.Atrade among countries developed with greater speed than prese

13、nt eraBthe United States played a more important role than Great BritainCpredictors regarded the occurrence of war as an inevitable thingDpeople believed that economic globalization would guarantee peace 15.The common ground of Great Britain and the United States during the globalization is that_.Ab

14、oth made contributions to the space technologyBboth had great dominance in the marine industryCboth owned strategic bases all around the worldDboth obtained benefits from other nations seas 16.Nowadays the United States undertakes the global security mainly because_.ABritain insisted in transferring

15、 this important responsibility to itBit could gain some important advantages over any other countriesCGermany has a good relation with it as an economic giantDit wants to have a superiority to both Japan and Russia 17.By saying as wrong now as they were then (Line 5-6, Para.1), the author indicates

16、that_.Athe First World War is just an unexpected thing in the historyBit is still possible to break out large-scale war at presentCthe development of technologies is not a good thing for human peaceDmany observers are worried about the quickly spreading of globalization 18.The passage can be describ

17、ed as a(n)_.AexpositionBnarrativeCproseDargumentation 19.We can conclude from the passage that Lou Dobbs is standing in the shoes ofAprogressiveBconservativeCprotectionistDnon-protectionist 20.Mr. Dobbs persuaded the audience to oppose free trade by_.Ashowing them charts of free tradeBequating free

18、trade with unemploymentCequating free trade with lower pricesDequating unemployment with lower prices 21.According to the protectionist, U.S. needs offshoring because of_.Athe lack of skilled domestic workersBthe unproductivity of domestic workersCthe need to improve global competitivenessDcorporate

19、 greed for profits 22.The author takes the example of hiring typists in the Third World to show that_.Atherere no skilled typists years ago and they had to hire from abroadBthe corporations didnt want to pay American typists to transcribe charge slipsCtheres something on the order of fungibility in

20、the use of certain skillsDits same with what happened to Indian technicians employed by other nations 23.The speaker had gone confused by the questioners sharp question, and started _ himself.AcontrivingBconvergingCculminatingDcontradicting 24.He_ himself totally in his work, till the smell of burnt

21、 furnitures spread over the room.AconcentratedBimmersedCdevouredDspecialized 25.The accident_ him of his sight and the use of his legs.AexcludedBdisabledCdeprivedDgrieved 26.Since shes gone to Spain, Janet quickly_ to a golden brown under the hot Spanish sun.AdyedBtoastedCtannedDfostered 27.We manag

22、ed to reach the top of the mountain, and half an hour later we began to_ .AascendBdescendCdeclineDplunge 28.The rocket was_ into space from the launching pad. After three minutes, it vanished in the sky.AforcedBpiercedCpropelledDpropagated 29.He has a strong_ sense. Even a small desk has some beauti

23、ful respects in his eyes.AerroneousBaestheticCeternalDethnic 30.My boss has always attended to the_ of important business himself.AtransactionBstimulationCtransitionDsolution 31.The music_ memories of her youth, which was buried deep in her heart.AevolvedBevokedCstimulatedDcorrelated 32.At the party

24、 we found that shy girl_ her mother all the time.Adepending onBcoinciding withCadhering toDclinging to 33.Employees spend too much time on road, so many companies_ office hours so that they are not all using buses, trains, etc. at the same time.AstabilizeBstaggerCstammerDstrand 34.The police_ him fo

25、r questioning when they found him sneaking away from the store.AaccusedBtorturedCdetainedDprosecuted 35.She is a naive person with a_ nature, so she depends on her boyfriend almost everything.AsensibleBsuspiciousCsubjectiveDsusceptible 36.When a psychologist does a general experiment about the human

26、 mind, he selects people_ and asks them questions.Aat lengthBat randomCin essenceDin bulk 37.Some people find retiring difficult, but he has taken it all_ .Aon his strideBat his strideCup his strideDin his stride 38.She_ a new idea for increasing sales. It turned out to be a excellent one.Afollowed

27、upBkept up withCcame up withDwent ahead with 39.The club will_ new members the first week in September when the freshmen enter the university.AregisterBsubscribeCenrollDaccommodate 40.The stories about King Arthur and his knights of the Round Table are _, not history.AlegendsBgossipsCnarrativesDmyth

28、s 41.Things has changed a lot under the new_ , such as civilians income, living standard etc.AregimentBreignCregimeDrehearsal 42.All students in this university are requested to_ with the regulations.AyieldBcomplyCsuperviseDconstrain 43.She frowned and stamped her feet to_ anger. The lively performa

29、nce gained high praise of the judges.AportrayBsummonCmarshalDhinder 44.Nothing can_ for the loss of ones health. Being bursting with health is ones greatest wealth.AconceiveBcompensateCconformDconfer 45.That swimming pool is_ to the people living in these apartments free of charge.AaccessibleBexcess

30、iveCpredominantDrecreational 46.He wrote a book about computer in_ with one of his colleagues.AcriterionBcorrespondenceCcollaborationDcounterpart 47.The layer_ himself with the details of his clients business affairs.AacquaintedBadvocatedCactivatedDinhibited 48.The doctor tried to_ the patients suff

31、ering which made him hardly stand up.AdiminishBreduceCdefaultDalleviate 49.After careful examination the doctor_ the illness of the child as pneumonia.AconceivedBaffirmedCembodiedDdiagnosed 50.I am_ of his methods which he spent two months researching; they seem not very scientific to me.AsturdyBskepticalCindefiniteDhysterical第19页 共19页第 19 页 共 19 页第 19 页 共 19 页第 19 页 共 19 页第 19 页 共 19 页第 19 页 共 19 页第 19 页 共 19 页第 19 页 共 19 页第 19 页 共 19 页第 19 页 共 19 页第 19 页 共 19 页