北京大学2004年秋季现代远程教育招生入学考试专升本英语试卷.doc

北京大学2004年秋季现代远程教育招生入学考试 专升本 英语试卷点击次数：5421发布日期：2006-9-1【关闭窗口】字号设置： 大 中 小 考生注意事项：1 本试卷满分100分，考试时间90分钟2 所有答案必须写在答题纸上，写在试题纸上无效！ 一. 语音知识。请找出下面四个单词中划线部分读音不同的， 选出来把答案写在答题纸上。（每题1分，共10分）1.A). the B). thin C). three D). thirty2.A). tailor B). actor C). doctor D). corn3.A). dark B). card C). war D). bar4.A). sack B). music C). sister D). us5.A). sugar B). put C). pudding D). busy6.A). school B). good C). cool D). room7.A). where B). why C). whose D). white8.A). boy B). club C). debt D). breed9.A). question B). attention C). reception D). reflection10.A). write B). waist C) wage D). wait 二. 语法与词汇从下面每题中的四个选项（A，B，C，D）中选出正确的一个填在答题纸上。（每题2分，共计40分）11. There are five _ on these_.A. hero; picture B. heroes; pictures C. heros; picture D. heros; pictures12. This classroom is _.A. Mary and Roses B. Marys and RosesC. Marys and Rose D. Mary and Rose13. Most of my classmates come from _.A. east B. easts C. the east D. an east14. How_!A. a beautiful girl you are B. beautiful a girl you areC. a beautiful girl you is D. beautiful a girl you is15. This is the place _ I used to live.A. what B. which C. where D. when16. When you give a speech, you should speak _.A. big B. quickly C. out D. loudly17. Jack is _ than me and he is also _ one in our company.A. tall; tallest B. taller; tallest C. tallest; taller D. taller; the tallest18. We must _ hard; otherwise we cannot _ a graduated student.A. study; are B. study; be C. studied; were D. studied; be19. He _ down to _ a good rest.A. lying; having B. lain; had C. lay; have D. lies; have20. Dont move, just stay where _.A. are you B. is you C. you are D. you is21. I _ the weather when I was in that country.A. was not used to B. used to be C. am not used to D. was not used to be22. -Who is the baby in the picture?-Its _.A. me B. my C. I D. mine23. These apples which _ the apple tree are getting red and red.A. in B. on C. above D. over24. He _ by his team member, when he played football.A. was hitted B. was hit C. were hit D. were hitting25. John told me _ he would come to China again.A. that B. what C. who D. where26. I get _ a bus at a middle school and get _ the bus at modern plaza to work everyday.A. on; off B. on; down C. over; off D. above; under27. Be careful, he always wants to take advantage _ people.A. of B. with C. in D. on28. I _ a meeting yesterday and I _ my opinion on the meeting.A. join; raise B. joined; rise C. attended; raise D. attend; rised29. Have you _ to this country? It is an extremely wonderful country.A. be B, been C. being D. go30. - Didnt you have dinner last night?- _. ( 是的， 我没吃。)A. Yes, I didnt B. No, I did C. Yes, I did D. No, I didnt三. 完形填空。读下面一段话，在后面四个选项（A，B，C，D）中选出适合于文中相应空白处的正确一个，然后写在答题纸上。（每题2分，共计20分）If you plan to remain in the United States _31_ any length of time, you will soon find it too expensive _32_ stay in a hotel and will want to find another place to live. As is true _33_ cities everywhere in the world, the farther you live outside the city, generally _34_ lower the price will be. However, traveling to and _35_ the city _36_ bus, car, or train may make it as expensive as living in the city. Naturally, it is easier to join in the life of a city if one is close to the center. For this reason, you may prefer to live as close to the center of the city _37_ possible. Or you may prefer _38_ rent a place for only a month or two until you become more familiar with the area.You can get the information about _39_ houses or apartments from the local newspaper. Usually, the weeks most complete list of houses or apartments appears in the Sunday newspaper, which in many cities can be got late Saturday night. Many people looking for houses or apartments believe that they have a better chance of finding a place to live if they have all the information as soon as possible. _40_ Sunday morning, they are ready to call or visit it.31. A. on B. for C. with D. to32. A. to B in C on D. with33. A. above B. on C in D. to34. A. to B under C the D in35. A with B to C. come D from36. A. in B. on C with D. by37. A. as B in C. on D to38. A. with B. to C in D. on39. A. neither B to C. with D. either40. A. In B. For C. On D. To四. 阅读理解。下面两段话后面都有五个小题， 每个小题有四个答案，请选出正确的一个写在答题纸上。（每题3分，共计30分）In 1925, Sam Van Aradale (萨姆 范阿斯代尔), proprietor (业主) of the Ruff Hotel in Marshall (马歇尔镇), Missouri, purchased an English setter (塞特种猎犬) puppy in Louisiana. The puppy was considered the least promising of the litter (一窝) and was sold at a throwaway price. Tire dog was nothing special to look at as he had usually big paws and an ungainly (难看的) appearance. Sam decided to call him Jim.Jim grew to be a fine companion for Sam. The dog was smart and good-natured, and Sam was pleased with his bargain.One day, when Jim was three years old, he and Sam were walking through the woods. The weather was hot, and Sam said to Jim. C mon boy, lets go and rest a little under a hickory (山核桃) tree.There were many types of trees in the woods, but Jim ran straight over to a hickory tree. Sam was a hit surprised. No doubt it was just a coincidence (巧合). On a whim, Sam said to Jim, Show me a black oak tree.” When Jim ran to the nearest black oak and put his right paw on the tree, Sam was amazed. This couldnt possibly be true.Show me walnut (胡桃) tree, he said, and Jim ran unerringly (准确无误的) to the nearest walnut and put his paw on it. Sam continued with everything he could think of - a stump (树墩), hazel (榛树) bushes, a cedar (雪松) tree, even a tin can. Jim correctly identified them all. Sam could hardly believe the evidence of his own eyes. How could a dog do such things?Sam went home and told his wife what had happened.She said flatly, Sam Van Arsdale, you can tell me, but dont go telling anyone else.Sam persuaded his wife to accompany them back to the woods, where Jim put on a flawless repeat performance. She shook her head in amazement - Sam s crazy story was true!41. When did the story happen?A. The story happened in 1825.B. The story happened in 1926.C. The story happened in 1937.D. The story happened in 1925.42. What was Sams career?A. He was a proprietor of a hotel.B. He was a proprietor of a farm.C. He was a person who trains dogs in a zoo.D. He was a chief of the Ruff Hotel.43. Who was Jim?A. Jim was a cat.B. Jim was a dog that was considered the least promising of the litter.C. Jim was Sam Van Arsdales neighbor.D. Jim was a police dog.44. What made Sam amazed when Sam and Jim in the woods?A. Jim could show Sam any tree rightly, which Sam asked him to find.B. Jim had magic power which he could foreknow things in future.C. Jim could speak humans language.D. Sam and Jim met a robber, and Jim killed the robber.45. When Sam told his wife about Jim, what did his wife say?A. His wife said, “ You are crazy.”B. His wife said, “ Dont cheat me.”C. His wife said, “ Dont go telling anyone else.”D. His wife said, “ Are you sick?”2Over the next few days, Sam couldnt help telling his friends around town what his smart dog could do. They smiled at him indulgently (宽容地) and moved off pretty fast.One man did listen, although of course he was skeptical. Sam, noticing that the man had parked his ear on the street a few yards away, told Jim to show the man which car was his. Jim went straight to the car and put his front paw on it.Then another man gave Sam the license plate number of his car. Sam wrote it down on a piece of paper and put the paper on the sidewalk. He told Jim to identify the car. Without hesitation, Jim walked to the car in question.After incidents like these, Jims reputation spread like wildfire around the small town. Soon he was demonstrating his powers in the Ruff Hotel for amazed crowds of up to a hundred people at a time. There seemed to be no limit to what Jim could do. When people were in the lobby, he could determine what room numbers they occupied in the hotel. He could identify people according to the clothes they wore, the color of their hair - in spite of the fact that dogs are thought to be color-blind - their profession, and, in the case of the military, their rank.Perhaps, the skeptics said, Sam was secretly signaling to Jim. Although none of Sams friends and associates questioned his integrity (诚实), knowing him to be a plain-speaking man who wouldnt dream of deceiving others, one woman decided to test this theory. She had the clever idea to write an instruction for Jim in shorthand (速记法), which Sam did not understand. When Sam showed Jim the paper on which the instruction was written, and told him to do whatever it said, Jim went over to a certain man. The woman shouted, Hes doing it! Then she explained that the instruction was, Show us the man with rolled socks.”Jims reputation spread far beyond the small town of Marshall. Newspapers and magazines from all over the country sent reporters to cover the story. They went away, like everyone else, amazed. Jim became known as the Wonder Dog.Jims feats aroused scientific and medical curiosity. He was examined by veterinarians at Missouri State University, who said that there was nothing unusual about Jim - physically, he was just like any other dog. They could offer no explanation for his uncanny (不寻常的) talent.One day, some friends persuaded Sam to test Jim further. Could he possibly predict the future? Sam took an interest in the Kentucky Derby, so that year he wrote down the names of the horses on pieces of paper that he then laid on the floor. He asked Jim to select the horse that would win. Jim put his paw on one of the slips of paper, which was then put in a locked safe (保险箱) until after the race. It turned out that Jim had picked the winner. He repeated his success the following year, and so on for seven successive years.Sam was not a gambling man and never attempted to profit from Jims abilities to foretell the future. He received many letters and telegrams requesting Jims predictions of winning horses. Some people offered to split the profits with Sam. But Sam never wavered (动摇). Nor was he interested in a lucrative (赚钱的) offer from Paramount (派拉蒙) for Jim to work in movies for a year. Like the modest Midwesterner he was, Sam said he didnt really need the money and didnt want to commercialize Jim.As time passed, the bond between Sam and Jim grew. Sam s love for Jim was that of a man for his greatest friend. And the dogs ability to do anything Sam asked was just one facet (一个方面) of Jims deep devotion towards Sam. So when Jim died at the age of twelve in 1937, Sam was devastated (伤心欲绝的). And indeed, the whole town of Marshall was stunned by the loss. Jim was buried in t