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1、模 拟试题 六 I.Vocabulary Section ADirections:There are 10 incomplete sentences in this part.For each sentence there are four choices marked A,B,C and D.Choose the ONE answer that best completes the sentence and mark your answer on the answer sheet.1.An ambulance must have priority as it usually has to d

2、eal with some kind of_.A.crisis B.urgency C.emergency D.emergence 2.More than two hundred years ago,the United States_from the British Empire and became an independent country.A.got off B.pulled down C.broke away D.dropped off 3.During the strike,the electricity was cut off for hours,so we had to_ca

3、ndles for lighting.A.manage with B.turn on C.carry out D.keep to 4.They remained full of hope and determination_their repeated failures.A.instead of B.in search of C.because of D.in spite of 5.All the information we have collected in relation to that case_very little.A.put off B.hold back C.put asid

4、e D.hold up 6.In Britain,the best season of the year is probably_spring.A.latter B.later C.last D.late 7.They have been waiting for many hours to see the singer,but the airplane must have been_.A.off time B.on time C.ahead of schedule D.behind schedule 8.The roar of the crowd finally_to a murmur.A.r

5、educed B.diminished C.decreased D.cut down 9.If you dont put the food in the refrigerator,it may_.A.go off B.go over C.go wrong D.go out 10.Though badly damaged by fire,the palace was eventually_to its original splendour.A.repaired B.renewed C.restored D.renovated Section BDirections:There are 10 se

6、ntences in this section.Below each sentence are four other words or phrases.You are to choose the one word or phrase which would best keeping the meaning of the original sentence if it were substituted for the underlined word or phrase.Then,mark your answer on the answer sheet.11?The 1920s were a ti

7、me of great transition.A.change B.travel C.excitement D.opportunity 12.The prisoners were liberated as soon as the new government took over.A.told B.freedC.moved D.aided 13.When did Miss Perkins pass away?A.die B.marry C.leave D.decide 14.His previous play won a literary prize.A.best B.first C.earli

8、er D.lengthy 15.The statements was attributed to Dr.Kohler.A.angrily denied by B.reportedly said by C.presumably repeated by D.carelessly published by 16.Ellen said she would accompany Dave if she had time.A.go with B.call up C.write to D.come for 17.Extraneous material should be deleted from all sc

9、ientific reports.A.prevented B.removed C.exploded D.detached 18.Many clothes are now made out of synthetic fibers instead of cotton.A.flexible B.physical C.congruous D.artificial 19.It is not likely that John will come this weekend.A.hoped B.correct C.probable D.expected 20.The football game commenc

10、ed at 1:00.A.transpired B.began C.ended D.continued II.Grammatical Structure Section ADirections:There are 10 incomplete sentences in this part.For each sentence there are four choices marked A,B,C and D.Choose the ONE answer that best completes the sentence and mark your answer on the answer sheet.

11、21.If this universitysuch a good reputation,I would not have come here.A.didnt have B.hadnt had C.doesnt have D.hasnt had22.An Olympic Marathon is 26 miles and 385 yards,approximately _ from Marathon to Athens.A.the distance B.distance C.the distance is D.is the distance 23.You are supposed _ everyt

12、hing ready by now.A.to get B.getting C.to have got D.having got 24.A cold is nothing to you _ it is merely a cold;but it sometimes becomes a danger.A.no matter B.as well as C.so long as D.so far as 25.Sally s score on the exam is the lowest in the class.She _ hard.A.should have studied B.must have t

13、o study C.must have studied D.neednt have studied 26.All flights _ because of the heavy storm,we decided to take the train.A.having canceled B.being canceled C.having been canceled D.canceled 27.David s mother seldom docs her homework on Sunday._.A.So does my mother B.Nor does my mother C.My mother

14、isnt,eitherD.My mother doesnt，too 文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4

15、W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:C

16、V2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4

17、W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:C

18、V2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4

19、W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:C

20、V2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z828.1 am interested in _ you have told me.A.which B.all what C.that D.all that 29.The world s supplies of petroleum_.A.have been gradually being ex

21、hausted B.have gradually exhausted C.are gradually exhausted D.are being gradually exhausted 30.，the more necessary it is to break it up into a number of parts which the readers can visualize.A.The more complex a subject becomes B.The more becomes a subject complex C.A subject becomes the more compl

22、ex D.The more subjects become essential Section BDirections:In questions 31-40 each sentence has four underlined words or phrases,marked A,B,C,and D.Choose the one word or phrase which is incorrect and must be changed to make the sentence correct.Then,mark your answer on the answer sheet.31.Bacteria

23、 lived in the soil play a vital rolein recycling the carbon and nitrogen needed by A B C D plants.32.The partners agreed that buying a new buildingwill be a solid investment.A B C D 33.The result ofthe studieshave had a strong impact on future developments.ABC D 34.Although an interior designer had

24、been consulted,the decorwas not as impressive we had A B CD expected.35.After press conference,the speaker s assistant made a summary of her remarks available.A BCD 36.The new established advertising agency used innovative demographic studies to attract new A B CD clientele.37.The downtown store it

25、is definitelyluxurious,with plush carpeting,a sweeping staircase,and A B C mirrors everywhere.D 38.There is a report in todays newspaper that the bank announces bankruptcy late last week.A B C D 39.The executives speaking remarks always come across much more powerfully than his A B C 文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A

26、3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W

27、6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A

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30、3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W

31、6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A

32、3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8published reports.D 40.The painter lived more than a decade in Europe,in which he could be in closecontact with A BCD other cubists.III.Cloze Test Directions:There are 10 blanks in the following

33、passage.For each blank there are four choices marked A,B,C and D.You should choose the ONE that best fits into the passage.Then mark your answer on the answer sheet.In every cultivated language,there are two great classes of words which,taken together,comprise the whole vocabulary.First,there are th

34、ose words 41 which we become acquainted in daily conversation,which we learn,that is to say,from the members of our own family and from our familiar associates,and 42 we should know and use even if we could not read or write.They 43 the common things of life,and are the stock in trade of all who use

35、 the language.Such words may be called popular,since they belong to the people 44 and are not the exclusive share of a limited class.On the other hand,our language 45 a multitude of words which are comparatively 46 used in ordinary conversation.Their meanings are known to every educated person,but t

36、here is little necessity to use them at home or in the market-place.Our 47 acquaintance with them comes not from our mothers lips or from the talk of our school-mates,48 from books that we read,lectures that we attend,or the more 49 conversation of highly educated speakers who are discussing some pa

37、rticular topic in a style appropriately elevated above the habitual extent of everyday life.Such words are called learned,and the 50 between them and the popular words is of great importance to a right understanding of linguistic process.41.A.at B.with C.by D.through 42.A.which B.that C.those D.ones

38、 43.A.mind B.concern C.care D.involve 44.A.in public B.at most C.at large D.at best 45.A.consists B.comprises C.constitutes D.composes 46.A.seldom B.much C.never D.often 47.A.primary B.first C.principal D.prior 48.A.besides B.and C.or D.but 49.A.former B.formula C.formal D.formative 50.A.diversion B

39、.distinction C.diversity D.similarity IV.Reading Comprehension Section A 文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W

40、7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV

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42、7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV

43、2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W

44、7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV

45、2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8文档编码:CV2R3H1U6A3 HN1W4O1P4W7 ZU9H2W6D4Z8Directions:There are 5 passages in this section.Each passage is followed by 4 questions or unfinished state

46、ments.For each of them there are four choices marked A,B,C and D.You should decide on the best choice and mark your answer on the Answer Sheet.Questions 51 to 54 are based on the following passage:At dawn on September 5th,1972 a band of Black September Arab guerrillas broke into the Israeli building

47、 in the Olympic village near Munich where 10,000 athletes were staying.Over 250 plain clothes police had been brought into the village,following a tip off of trouble ahead,but none of them saw the Arabs scale the fence.They burst into the Israeli building with submachine guns blazing at 5:10 am.Some

48、 Israeli athletes escaped through the windows and side doors.Nine were taken hostage.The guerrillas demanded the release of 200 Palestinians held in Israeli jails and a safe passage out of Germany.Within hours the Olympic village was surrounded by 13000 police.The Olympic Games were suspended.After

49、some negotiations,the terrorists were told they would be flown with their hostages to an Arab country.They were taken by helicopter to the Furstenfield military airport 25 miles from Munich.Just before midnight the guerrillas and their hostages began to walk across the tarmac to a waiting Boeing 727

50、 aircraft.Suddenly all the airport lights were turned out and German police sharp shooters opened fire.The rescue attempt failed tragically.In the gun battle all nine hostages were killed,as well as four Arabs and one policeman.Three Arabs were captured and one escaped into the nearby woods.On the 8