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1、遼寧省成人本科生學(xué)士學(xué)位英語課程考試Part1VocabularyandStructure(0.5x3015pointsDirections:Thereare30incompletesentencesinthispartForeachsenlcncetherearcfourchoicesmarkedA,B.CandDChooseihconeanswerthatbestcompletesthesenkneoThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenterLThtbookbeontheItno

2、tbetinvwhert?elseA.can.mayBcan.mustC.must,canDmuz.mu2-Yourdressisverybeautiful.B.PleasedonlsaysoD.ThankyouverymuchA.1donthinkB.PleasedonlsaysoD.Thankyouverymuch3.C.No.itisntbeautiful3.A:Wouldyoulikeiogototheparkwithme?B:A.IthinkIcanB.Yes,1wantC.I*dlovetoD.ThankyouVrOU4.Mr.Greenisn*tinhisofHceVrOUA.n

3、ewsC.wordB.intbrmationDmessageyouforalongtime.WhereA.havensseen:have;beenB.didrfisee;have;goneC.didrflsee;did;goD.haventseen;have;gone6.1aletterfromhersinceshelefthere.A.didntreceiveC.haverfgotWcmust_A.didntreceiveC.haverfgotWcmust_八.provideforC.provideagainstStepit.D.haven*!heardthum_everythingthey

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5、orthytomarryItwasdifficulttothiscountryofdepressionA.informB.cureCremindD.warnIllgowithLinTaotomovethebagofricetheroad.A.intoB.awayofC.fromonD.outofHelikedtotellfunnystoriespeopleA.making;tolaughB.tomake;laughC.make;laughD.makes;tolaughliewalkedfastforus_catchupwithhim.A.so;thatB.such;thatCenough;to

6、D.too;toTheYellowRiveristhesecondriverinChina.A.longB.longerC.longestD.thelongestThenumberofbooksoflhi$shoplarge.A.arenAtB.isnYC.hasnAtD.haventHehastaughttorememberthatitwastointerrupt.A.politeB.rudeCtroublesomeD.rough!8HearrivedanhourofscheduleA.inadvanceB.beforeC.aheadD.infront.youhavetostudy.A.VZ

7、hetheryoulikeitornotB.HoweveryoulikeitC.NomatteryoulikeitD.UnlessyoulikeitHehassoldhishouseahighpriceA.onB.in英語試卷B第2頁12頁）英語試卷英語試卷B第3頁（共12頁）英語試卷英語試卷B第3頁（共12頁）C.atD.withhadIgoneoutthanIheardthesoundofthesubwaytrain.AssoonasB.ScarcelyC.NosoonerD.HardlyIfonly1theanswer,Iwouldhavetoldyou.A.knewB.hadknown

8、CwouldhaveknownDhaveknownItrarelyhappenedthatpeopleinthetowntothetheatretoseethenewopera.A.attendedB.jointedCflockedD.gotalongthisinformation,theysatdownagaintowait.A.AfterhavingtogiveB,OngivingC.AftergivenD.HavingbeengivenAllafewbabiesLearntowalkbytheageoftwoandtotalkbytheageofthere.A.fromB.onlyC.b

9、utD.andManypeoplelikewhitecolorasitisaofpurity.A.signalB.signCsi如alureDsymbolItisclearthat.sclfawarencssisahealthyquality,overdoingitisharmful.A.asB.whileD.sinceCwhenD.since28.1don；knowwhysheislookingatmesheknewme.TveneverseenherbeforeA.asB.althoughC.evenifD.asif29.Mr.Whitediedtwoyearsagoandlefthisw

10、ifetosupportafamilywiththreechildrenA.aloneB.loneC.alongD.lonely30.Canyoutellmethebusstop?A.wherecan1gettoB.howcan1gettoCwhereIcangettoD.howIcangetto英誥試住英誥試住B第4頁（共12頁）PartIIReadingcomprehension(2x2OM0points)Directions:Ihcrcare4readingpassagesinthispart.EachpassageisAllowedbysomequestionsorunfinished

11、stalcments.ForeachoflhemtherearetourchoicesmarkedA.R,CandDYoushoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthecorresponding,letterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenic匚IStarbucksdciesnljustsellcotleesellsacodecdrinkingexperienceSfbrtabkseatingareas,andfamousbrands.Theyarefunandfashionableplacestohavead

12、rink.ThefirstStarbucksopenedin197LinScatlie.WashingtonAlfirst,itvsasjustanormalcotlecshop.Inthe1980sitwentthroughbigchanges.Theowners,aflertravelinginItaly,decidedtoturnStarbucksintoanItalianstylecofleeshop.Iheirideawasverysucccssiiil.Soon,therewereStarbucksinmanyAmericancilies.Inthe1990s.Starbucksw

13、entinternational.TheyopenedthefirststoreinJjipanin1995.Afterthat,storesopenedincounlriesalloverAsia.Bylheyear2000.thereweremorethan3.000Starbucksaroundtheworld.StarbucksismuchmorethanaeoRceshop.ThecompanyispartofmanycommunityprojectsForexample.thereisagroupofmanagerscalledtheAGreenTeamTheyleadrecycl

14、ingprojectsintheirJocalareas.Theyalsoplanttreesandckanneighborhoods.AnothergrouptheStarbucksFoundation,encouragesyoungpeopletoread.So.lhenexttimeyouorderadrinkatS皈bucks、feelgoodaboutyourself.!*$nicetoknowthatsomecompaniescareaboutyouandyourenvironmenuandnotjustyourmoney.31WhatledtobigchangesatStarbu

15、cks?AtriploItaly.B.AnItalianbusincssmsinC.AHCAgroupofowners.I).IheAmericanfashionscetie32.ThearticledocsNOTdiscussStarbucksshopsinChinaIVAmericaC.ItalyI).Japan33.Whatisthe“GreenTeam”？AgroupofStarbucksmanagersAtypeofcoffee.CAcommunityproject.I).AfootballteamTohelptheenvironment.Starbucks.givesmoneyto

16、parksB.helpsyoungpeoplelearntoreadthrowsawayeverythingDispartofmanyrecyclingprojectsYoucanleelgoodaboutdrinkinga(Starbucksbecause_2it5cheapthecompanymakesalotofmoneythemanagersarefriendlylhecompanycaresabouttheenvironmentIIAsateenagerin1972,BillGatesboastedthathewouldbeamillionairebythetimehewas20.W

17、hilehedidnotquiteachieve(hatgoalonly15yearslatenhewasamillionaire.Andby1992.asheadoftheMicrosoftCompany,hebecametherichestmaninAmericawithassetsofapproximatelyUS$6.3billion.BominSeattle.Washingtonon2&October1956.GateswasnamedWilliamHenryafterhisfatherandgrandfather.Fromthebeginning,hewasanextremelye

18、nergeticandintelligentchildHehadreadtheeniireworldbookencyclopaedia(百科全書)bytheageofnine.Hisfavoritesubjectsatschoolwerescienceandmathsandhisfavoritepastimewasthinking：Gatesfirststartedtophywithcomputersattheageof13.whenonewasinstalledathisschool.Atthattime,computerswerelarge,awkwardmachines.Operator

19、swererequiredtolearncomplexcomputerlanguagesbefore【hemachinescouldbeused.Eventhenagreatdealoftimeandeffortwasneededtoperformthesimplestfunctions.BeforelongGateswasexpertatworkingtheschoolscomputer.Afterhisgraduationfromsecondaryschool.GateswasacceptedbythethreetopuniversitiesinlheUSAPrinceion.Harvar

20、dandYale.HechoseHarvardandbeganclassestherethenextautumn,majoringmaths.Buthewasstillobsessed(占據(jù)心思)withcomputersandspentasmuchtimein(hecomputerlaboratoriesashedidinthelecturehallsBy1975.GatesandapartnerPauiAllen,haddevelopedasoftwareprogramcalledBASIC.Thiswasnotthefirstprogramevercreated,butitsinvent

21、orswerethefirsttodecidethatpeoplewhowantedtouseilshouldpayforilBASICwasasuccessbecauseuntilitcamealongTtherehadbeennoefficientwayofgettingcomputerstocarryoutinstructions.Althoughhehadnotcompletedhisdegree.GatesleftuniversityandwenttoworkfulltimeforthenewcompanyhehadformedcalledMicrosoft.Hisnextproje

22、ctwasthesoftwareprogramthatmadehimfamousandveryrich.ItwascalledDOS,shortforDiskOperatingSystem,anditwaspurchasedbyIBMin1980.Todayitistheoperatingsystemusedinmorethan14millionpersonalcomputersaroundtheworld.AschiefexecutiveofficeofMicrosoft,Gatesisknownasabrightman,butonewhoisnoteasilysatisfied,heisq

23、uicktocriticizehisstaffandhatestobequestionedaboutdecisionshehasmadeHewasregardedasalonerandunfashionableboringcomputernutuntilhismarriagetoMicrosoftmanagerMelindaFrenchonNewYearsDay1994.Yettomostpeoplenow,Gates,isapersonwhois.inspiteofhisgreatwealth,humbleandordinary.HespendshismoneycarefullyHeeats

24、infastfoodrestaurantsandflieseconomyclass.AndwhenpraisedforMicrosoffsgreatsuccess,hehasbeenheardtosay.“AllwedoisputsoftwareinaboxandifpeopleseeitinIhestoresandlikeit,theybuyit.”Whenhewasateenager,BillGateswantedtobea.teacherB.businessmanC.doctorD.professorWhenGateswenttoHarvard,he.wasinterestedonlyi

25、nmathsspentmostofhistimeincomputerlaboratoriesdevelopedthefirstcomputersoftwareprogramdividedhistimebetweenhismathsstudiesandthecomputerlaboratories英誥試卷英誥試卷B第 頁（共12頁）英講試卷英講試卷B第7頁（共12頁）3&BeforethedevelopmentofBASIC,noonewasinterestedincomputersoftwaresoftwareprogramswereveryexpensivesoftwareprogramsw

26、erenotconsideredcornmercidprojectsnoonewantedtopayforcomputersoftwareWhenthewritersaysa,Billwasregardedasanunfashionableboringcomputernulhemeans.BillwasscstrongmindedthatnoonecouldchangehismindtheonlythingthatcouldinieresiBillonhislifewascomputerBillwassuchaboringyoungmanthatnobodywouldliketotalktoh

27、imBillcouldntworkouttheboringcomputerproblemsMostpwplethinkGatesis.aquiteconrmon,normalpersonapeanobsessedwithmakingmoneyCsomeonewhospendsmoneyfreelyD.acrazypersonfflAtthemomentthenoteofthehighestvaluewhichisgenerallyinuseisthe20-poundnote.Now.theblankofEnglandplansiointroduceanew,50-poundnote.Andth

28、eBanRistryingtodecidewhichfamousEnglishmanorwomantoputonthebankofthenewnote.Quiteaproblem.TheBankusuallychoosesgfe.historicalpersonalities.WealreadyhaveSirIsaacNewton,thescientist,thefirstDukeofWellington,thefamoussoliderwholedtheBritisharmyatWaterloo.FlorenceNightingale,founderofEnglishNursingand-o

29、fcourse-Shakespeare.Sofar,thelistofpossiblechoicesforthe50-poundnoteisquitepredictable，丁hereMSirFrancisDrake,torepresenttheachievcinentsofEnglishexplorersinthesixteenthcentury*.fheftwehaveLordNelson,anothersailorandthemanwhowonthebattleofTrafalgarin1805forEngland.TheBankwillnotiorgetmusicthislimecit

30、her.Iftheychooseawoman,thefeministmovementhastworepresentatives;Boadicea,whofbughiagainsttheRomans,orPankhurstrwhofoughttogetthevoleforwomenearlyinthiscemury.4LAccordingtothepassage,thenoteottlichighestvalueisnothighenoughnowB.incirculationanew,SO-poundnoteDnotthe20-poundnote42-Welearnfromthefirstpa

31、ragraphthat.the20-poundnoteisthehighestvalueintheworldthe50-poundnoteisthehighestvalueintheworldCtheBankisgoingtousea50-poundnotetheBankisgoingtousea20-pfthevalueoftheper$on$intheEnglishhistoryIVOnesillyquestionIsimplycannotbearisHowdoyouEci?Usuallythequestionisaskedofamaninactionamanwalking,alonglh

32、estreet,orbusilyworkingathisdesk.Souhaidoyouexpecthimtosay?Hellprobablysay,Fine.Pmallright?Butyouhaveputabuginhisearmaybenowheisnotsure.Ifyouarchisgoodfriend,youmayhaveseensomethingonhisface,orinhiswalk?thatheoverlookedthatmorning.ItmakeshimworryingalittleHelooksinamirrorioseeifeverythingisallright,

33、whileyougomerrilyonyourwayaskingsomeoneelshowdoyouEveryquestionhasitstimeandplace.Itsperfectlyacceptable.lorexample,toaskHoudoyoutcel?*wifyouarevisitingaclosefriendinthehospital.Buiifthefellosviswalkingonbothlegs,hurryingtotakeatrainorsittingathisdeskworking,itsnotimetoaskhimthatsillyquestion.WhenGe

34、orgeBernardShaw,thefamousBritishwriterofplayswasinhiseighties,someoneaskedhim.Howdoyoufeci?”ShawputhiminhisplaceWhenyoureachmyage/hesaid,eitheryoufeelallrightoryouaredead.46canbeinferredfromthepassagethaf1Howdoyoufeel?isusedA.aquestionB.agreetingnotacorrectsentenceD.oftenasktdamongmenThewritercannot

35、bearhequestionHowdooufee廣becauseA.itisnotastandardEnglishsentenceitisoftenaskedinanimpropertimeorplaceitisnotrighttosayittoafriendimakepeopleangryWhatdocs*ilmeaninthesentenceItmakeshimworryingalittle?A.Thebuginhisear.Aprobicm.Somethinginaminor.Thequestion“HowdoyouWhaidoesShawlswordsimply?A.Themancou

36、ldnotlivetobeeighty.Hewasfeelingallright.Themanwasfamiliarwithhim.D.Heuaniedthemantoshuthismouth.WhichofthefollowingstatementisTRUE?A.Wehadbetteraskthequestionwhensomeoneisillinhospital%makeothersateasewhenweaskthemHowdoyoufeel?*CWeshouldnotalwaysasksuchsillyquestionsD.Weshouldask4lowdoyoufeed?”when

37、amanisbusyworking.PartHICloze(0.5*20=10points)Directions:Thereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage.ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Youshouldchoosetheonethatbestfitsintothepassage.ThenmarkthecorrespondingIcticrontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.Nowadaysmostpeopledecidequite51w

38、hatkindofworktheywoulddo.When1wasatschool,wehadtochoose52whenwewerefifteenIchosescientificsubjects.“53.scientistswilleamalotofmoney/myparentssaid.54Itriedtoicamphysicsandchemistry，buiinthe55IdecidedthatIS6asAknlist.Itwasalongtime57Itoldmyparentsthatu?Qnthappyatschool.%neverC-wouldnotbeeverwouldbePartIVProofreading(1*5=5points)Directions:ThereisoneerrorineachlineofthepassageProofreadthepassageandchoosetheerror$.ThenmarkthcorrespoiKiinglettvro