英語(yǔ)寫作基礎(chǔ)試題.doc

1、英語(yǔ)寫作根底試題全國(guó) 2022 年 1 月高等教育自學(xué)考試 英語(yǔ)寫作根底試題 課程代碼：00597 .重寫句子(30 points, 3 points each) Revise the following sentences according to the requirement.E_le: The history of English words is the history of our civilization in many ways.( periodic sentence)In many ways, the history of English words is the histo

2、ry of our civilization.1.The bridge had been no longer safe weakened by successive storms.(simplesentence) 2.In the contract, there are too many ifs.(loose sentence) Too many ifs are in the contract. 3.if you make your own clothes, it will save money,.(periodic sentence) 4.To know how to study and t

3、o learn how to arrange time is important for college students. (parallel structure) 5.It was a huge rock that took five people to move.(ple_ sentence) 6.He doesnt smoke and he does not drink.(pound sentence) 7.We wanted to play a joke on Pauline, so we sent her a Valentines card which said “From you

4、r secret lover”.(pound-ple_ sentence) 8.Go anywhere, and I will follow you.Wherever you go, I will follow you.(ple_ sentence) 9.After her parents died, she was sent to live with her aunt.(simple sentence) She was sent to live with her aunt after her parents death.10.If we do not hurry, we will be la

5、te.(pound sentence) Do hurry, or we will be late. .改寫病句15 points, 3 points each Correct the errors in the following sentences.E_le: Made by his mother Tony ate up the cake.Tony ate up the cake made by his mother.11.I never saw so many cheerful, courteous and helpful students.12.I am very tired this

6、evening after a long day at the office.13.I have followed faithfully the instruction given by the manual.14.For her to take this course, the professor must give her approval.15.A very powerful story really puts its message across. .標(biāo)出主題句15 points, 5 points each 16.Choose the best topic sentence from

7、 the group below.A.Picasso was thought to be dead at birth in Malaga on.Oct.25, 1881.B.By the age of 25, Picasso was an able and gifted artist.C.Picassos father was a painter named Jose Ruiz Blasco.D.The full sweep of Picassos effect on modern art is difficult to document.Answer: _17.Read the follow

8、ing paragraph and underline the topic sentence. There is a popular belief that some particular scientific discoveries or theories, such as the Darwinian theory of evolution, have led to the downfall of religion.It would be foolish to deny that these discoveries have had a great effect in undermining

9、 religious dogma.But this account does not at all go to the root of the matter.Religion can probably outlive any scientific discoveries which could be made.It can acmodate itself to them.The root cause of the decay of faith has not been any particular discovery of science, but rather the general spi

10、rit of science and certain basic assumptions upon which modern science, from the 17 thcentury onwards, has proceeded.18.Read the following paragraph carefully and select the best topic sentence from the four possible answers that follow the paragraph. Topic sentence _At one time, transistor radios w

11、ere not practical, because they were too e_pensive, Now all of that has changed.With the reduced price of transistors and the cheaper costs of mass production, the transistor radio is cheaper than the old-style tube model.In addition, transistor radios do not heat up like the old tube radios, so the

12、y will not wear out as quickly.Also, transistor radios can be made much smaller because transistors are smaller than tubes.Furthermore, transistor radios are more reliable.They have fewer parts, so less can go wrong.A.Transistor radios are practical and ine_pensive.B.Transistor radios have undergone

13、 much improvement.C.Transistor radios are cheaper than tube radios because of mass production.D.Transistor radios are better than the old-style tube radios. .重新組合段落(10 points, 2 points each)Rearrange the following numbered sentences so that they will read logically, put the number in proper sequence

14、 in the bo_es provided below.19.Those who did not bee miners found work in railroad construction, farming and light industries, doing low-paid jobs.20.As in California they formed small pockets of Chinese culture that were known as “Chinatowns”.21.The government issued E_clusion Acts to stop the imm

15、igration of Chinese laborers into theUnited States.22.The Chinese called the new land “Mountain of Gold”.23.Many workers fled the concentrated Chinese munities in the West and scattered to the Mid-west and the East.24.He was accused of taking jobs away from the white man.25.By the 1880s, American in

16、dustrialization brought changing economic realities, resulting in an e_plosion of resentment toward the Chinese laborer.26.The first big wave of Chinese immigration to America came when gold was discovered in California in 1848.262423 .標(biāo)出與段落內(nèi)容無(wú)關(guān)的句子10 points Read the following paragraph and underline

17、 irrelevant sentences (either one or two).A diamonds hardness makes it useful in ways you may not know about.If you have a record player in your house, it probably has a diamond-tipped needle.Your dentist uses a diamond tipped drill.Similar drills are used in industry to cut very hard materials.Howe

18、ver, not all drills are made of diamonds.When a diamond is cut,the dust is gathered and saved.Manufacturers then use it in many grinding, polishing and sawing jobs.Recently, diamonds have been put to new uses.Eye surgeons use diamond knives for delicate operations.A spacecraft sent to Venus had a diamond window.A diamond was the only transparent material that could withstand the e_tremes of temperature and pressure on Venus.Scientist