2012英统考复习题.doc

英语复习题英语 2011 至 2012 学年度第 一 学期专业班级 姓名 学号 题 号一二三四五六七八合计得 分评卷人（考生注意：答案须写在答题纸上，并注明题号，考试结束后将试卷连同答题纸一齐交） 1 .Choose the best answer for each of the following sentences.(30points)1. The low value of the dollar growing concern about the US economy.A. reflects B. standsC. refers D. occupies2. After looking up in the dictionary. I know NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization.A. stands by B. stands up C. stands over D. stands for3. Only those people who are rich can afford the luxurious furniture.A. much B. ratherC. too D. enough4. Lei Feng died more than forty years ago; ,his spirit, serving the people heart and soul, lives on.A. besides B. howeverC. there for D. moreover5. In the United States, professors have many other duties, teaching, such as administrative or research work.A. but B. except for C. with D. in addition to 6. Bills design was good, but the manager thought there was still room for improvement.A. much B. many C. a few D. little7. In order to , the new product should be superior to the old one in most aspects.A. be accepted B. being acceptedC. accept D. accepted8. If you want to get the driving license, you ought to practice A. to park B. parkingC. park D. being parked9. he couldnt pass the exam because he had studied in a wrong way.A. No matter how he worked hardB. No matter hard how he workedC. No matter how hard he workedD. No matter he worked how hard10. accident, illness, and death are not pleasant subjects, each of us knows we face these possibilities.A. As B. BecauseC. When D. Although11. He said it a way that people though he was serious.A. was B. wasntC. werent D. were12. , she nevertheless become an international pianist.A. Born blind B. Being born blind C. Born to be blind D. Being blind when born13.Since you are on holiday, you get up late if you likeA. need B. might C. must D. would14. If you work hard you have a holiday on Saturday.A. shall B. mustC. would D. dare 15. Let s start working , we?A. will B. canC. shall D. may16. Now youre home, you help me in the kitchen.A. may well as B. may as well C. may as well as D. may well17. If you speak to me like that again, you will be sorry.A. dare B. ought toC. must D. might18. I got the praise from the boss since my new design worked well under the special A. situations B. termsC. conditions D. aspects19.The volunteers(自愿者) helping the old people huge amounts of their time to helping the old people.A. offer B. spend C. contribute D. take20. The manager asked me if I had any idea how to the sales of this product.A. decrease B. riseC. produce D. promote21.He _ music more than history.A. feel likeB. likes C. likeD. is like22.The story is _ interesting _ that one. A. much than B. verythanC. lessthanD. sothan 23.Christmas Day _ on a Thursday this year. A. goes B. isC. happensD. falls24.Recently, _ in the business world, women have begun shaking hands too. A. especiallyB. specificallyC. really D. wonderfully 25. This is the place _ we met yesterday.A. where B. thereC. whoD. why 26. Its not _ to judge a person only by the appearance.A. enable B. capableC.ableD. reliable27. The university granted a scholarship _ the top qualified students.A. toB. on C. atD.in28. Students should show _ and respect to their teachers.A. politenessB. policeC. pensionD. public29. The sign “_” means “小心轻放” in Chinese.A. Speed LimitB. Handle With Care C. Business HoursD. Danger, Keep Out30. Please _ the TV. Its time for the “World Cup”. A. shut on B. shut offC. turn offD. turn on2. Fill in the blanks with the words or expressions given below. Change the form where necessary.(20points) chance regularly recommend manged to taking advantage of hiding next to a bit of at least steam 31.I _ playing tennis.32.His employer him to another office after he made the big mistake.33.I never miss a _ to play football.34. last he _ get there in time.35.We put the pot of water on the fire and soon it was producing lots of .36.Rose wants you to go and look for her. Shes somewhere upstairs. 37.I think she is just his good nature.38.Cheese is my favorite food, and cheese, I like chocolate.39.Marys put on weight, hasnt she?40.The letter was very short, but she did write to me.3. Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions.(26points) Passage 1Because there are so many nationalities in America, visitors can find almost any kind of restaurant in most of the large cities. The telephone book lists restaurants for each city according to the name, area of the city, or kind of food. Restaurants in large citied vary greatly in price. Many restaurants post their menus in the window so you can have some idea of the price and kind of food before you enter. If the menu is not posted, and you are uncertain about how expensive the price is, ask to see a menu before you are seated at a table, or else just ask about the price range. Appearances from the outside can be misleading-what looks like a small, informal restaurant may really be very expensive. And what looks a large, expensive restaurant may be very reasonable. You can get a meal for about $4or $5 or slightly more if you eat in snack bars (快餐店) or coffee shops, but in most city restaurants you should expect to pay $8 to $10 a person for dinner, with alcoholic drinks and wine extra. Prices in New York City are even higher.41. Restaurants for each city are listed in the telephone book according to the _a. name of the restaurantb. area of the city c. kind of foodd. any of the above42. Where is the menu posted in many restaurants?a. On the door of the restaurants.b. In the window.c. On the tables.d. In the front of the restaurants.43.To let people get some idea of _, many restaurants have their menu posted in the window.a. the kind of food.b. the price.c. the kind of restaurant.d. both a and b.44. If you are not sure about the prices of the restaurants, what should you do?a. Ask to post a menu in the window.b. Ask to see a menu before you sit down at a table.c. Just ask the price range.d. Either a or c.45. In most city restaurants, what is the average dinner price range for a person?a. $4 to $8.b. $4 to $6.c. $6 to $8.d. $8 to $10.Passage 2 A Frenchman came to London to study English. He lived at his English friends home. He worked hard at his lessons. Every morning he often did some reading by the window before he went to class.His friend, Grant, liked to keep birds. Every day, early in the morning, he took his birds out of the room. Sometimes he hung his cage on a tree in his garden or sometimes on his windows upstairs.One morning, when he took out his birdcage and tried to hang it on the window upstairs, the cage suddenly fell off his hand. He couldnt catch it. So he shouted, Look out! As soon as he heard the shout, the Frenchman put his head out of the window and tried to look at what was happening. What happened? The cage was just in time to hit him on the head! From then on the Frenchman knew what the English Look out really meant. 46. What did the Frenchman come to London for?a. Study. b. A visit.c. Keeping birds. d. Work.47. Where did the Frenchman live?a. At a hotel. b. In his friends home.c. At a school dormitory. d. In his own home.48. What did the mans friend like?a. Birds. b. Dogs.c. Birdcages. d. Cats.49. What happened to the Frenchman one morning?a. His friend hit him on the head.b. He didnt catch the bus.c. The cage hit him on the head.d. He lost the birdcages. 50. What does Look out mean in the last sentence?a. Look up. b. Take care.c. Look outside. d. Look carefullyPassage 3The attitude of the teacher toward her pupils does much to from the opinion that they have of themselves. If she expresses faith in her pupils, recognizes their strong points, and adjusts the work to their capacities, she is apt to condition them to have desirable attitudes about themselves and their work. On the other hand, if she displays contempt for their abilities, minimizes their efforts, and is inflexible in her requirements, she will help develop associations that may give rise to unhappy emotional states. When these associations come to mind, the emotions surrounding them will be restored to the former state. The emotions may be either stimulating or depressing.51. Which of the following best expresses the main idea of this passage? A. It is the job of the teacher to teach in a creative way so that children might enjoy their school work.B. The teachers attitude toward her pupils helps form the pupils attitudes and emotions C. The teacher may make pupils unhappy by minimizing their efforts and being too rigid in her requirements.D. The teacher should express faith in her students, recognizing strong points, and adjust the work to their capabilities.52. It c