大学英语音体美专业测试

1、大学英语音体美测试listening part: (30% )1 listen to the dialogues and choose the best answer to each question(10%)1. a more than 15 years.b. more than 5 years.c more than 100 years.d. only 3 years.2. a. she disagrees with the man.b. she prefers not to argue about it.c. she wasift able to live in the hotel.d.

2、 she shares the man's opinion.3. a. he will visit the tv tower next year,b. he doesn't like to visit the big tower at all.c. he visited the tv tower last year.d. he has visited the tv tower twice.4. a. she doesn't agree with him.b. the room was painted at the marts request.c. she also fi

3、nds it enjoyable to work there now.d. she doesnt think the room is enjoyable to work in.5. a the kitchen. b the bedroom. c. the bathroom. d. the living room.6. a. he likes the roommate as well as the new roomb. he likes the roommate except the new room.c he likes the new room except the roommate.d.

4、he neither likes the new room nor the roommate.7. a. he must hand in a report about the museum.b. he has already visited the museum.c. he is not interested in her proposal.d. he is too busy to go with her.8. a. at the office.b. in a flat.c in a mansion.d. in a house9. a. his roommate stays awake all

5、 night.b. he needs a quieter place.c. he wants to play the piano.d. the present apartment is too expensive.10. a. yellow. b. green. c. blue. d. white.2 listen to the passage three times and fill in the missingwords. (10%).(每空一词)japan is a 1 country but the population is about 2 million. most people

6、live in big 3 so compared to america, each house is a lot 4usually each japanese house is surrounded by some kind of 5. there is a _6 infront of each house, and an entrance called ngenkann. usually the door is 7 so when you visit someone, you open the door and say, hgomen kudasai( hello)11 if there

7、is no buzze匚 when you enter the house, you 8 off your shoes at genkan. usually the of the house is 0than genkan.3 listen and choose the correct answer to each question. (5 %)( )1. a. england b america c. india. d. china.()2. a. happy. b. lonely. c. tired. d. disappointed()3. a. he wished he didnt ha

8、ve to leaveb. he wished he had someone to go together with him.c. he wished he had someone to see him off.d. he wished he had many close friends.()4. a. many people.b. rupert brooke.c. nobody.d. william.()5 a. he waved at the poet as he left.b. he bought a bandana for the poet.c he taught the poet a

9、 lesson.d. he gave the poet six shillings.4 listen and decide whether the following statements are true orfalse. (5 %)()1.1 have few long distance friendships.()2. it's easy to keep up to date with friends-()3.1 stay tight with my friend jane by phone.()4.1 often write to other friends.()5. e-ma

10、ifs really a great way to keep in touch with friends.il reading comprehension: questions 1 to 20 are based on the following passages (20%).passage ibeijing hutongs, lanes that run between old-fashioned court homes (siheyuan), help visitors appreciate beijing ancient culture and folklore. each hutong

11、 is a window into the true lives of beijingers and the major changes that have happened in the city over the past few centuries. many courtyard house dwellers are open-minded and hospitable, and some continue to follow yuan dynasty (1271-1368) social etiquette. they maintain a close community, which

12、 high-rise apartments dwellers cannot understand.beijing's hutongs first appeared during the yuan dynasty. originally, a single family lived in a single courtyard house, but now a courtyard house is shared by many families. some houses have been modernized, and many remain relatively unchanged,

13、still using coal-burning stoves and public toilets.by tradition, courtyard house gates are at southeastern, northwestern, or northeastern corners. steps at the front gates are high, the doors are painted deep red, and behind the front gate is a large screen wall to prevent passers-by from looking di

14、rectly into the courtyard. the front of the wall is brick or stone carvings that show happiness and good fortune, and the back is engraved with poems or poetic couplets.outsiders may wonder how many hutongs are in beijing locals usually say there are 360 major hutongs and countless minor ones in bei

15、jing. sources indicate that there are over 4,550 major and minor lanes throughout the city. hutongs are concentrated in central beijing 一 in dongcheng district, xicheng district, chongwen district and xuanwu district.1 many hutong courtyard house dwellers are.a. friendly b. sociable c. hostiled. clo

16、se2. beijing hutongs first appeared indynasty.a. song b. yuanc. ming d. qing3. the feature that some hutong houses remain is.a. people still use public toilets and coal-burning stovesb. one family lives in each yard house.c- many fomilies live in each yard house.d the gates are at southwestern, nort

17、hwestern, or northeastern corners.4. the large screen wall is to.a. show brick or stone carvings.b. be carved with poems or poetic couplets-c- prevent passers-by from looking directly into the courtyard.d show the owner's wealth5. according to locals, there areminor hutongs in beijing.a. 4550 b.

18、 countless c. 360 d. manypassage iiwhile the rest of the world carried on cycling during the 1950s and 1960s, americans forgot how; even high-school children would drive to school. recently there has been a new interest in cycling, and in many areas is a very useful way of getting around, especially

19、 where bike paths or bike routes have been built. you may well want to buy, hire or borrow a bike.there are two important consequences of this earlier drop in cycling in the usa one is that many people do not know how to cycle that is, cyclists often behave more like pedestrians than motorists: they

20、 ride on the sidewalk or on the wrong side of the road; they do not care for stop signs or traffic lights; they ride without lights at nights; they give no hand signals. the other consequence is that cycling is regarded by many people not so much as a way of getting from one place to another but as

21、a way of life, a form of exercise, etc. as a result, large a number of young americans have tenspeed racing bikes these are very high and fast and great if you are cycling long distances, riding up mountains or racing. at first, though, you may find them awkward, for cycling in town, sightseeing or

22、shopping一they are expensive, uncomfortable and hard to control until you get used to them, and unsuitable for rough stony roads.there are also ordinary bikes around .if you get hold of one of these, you may find that the brakes work by pedaling backwards. this is perhaps safer than ordinary brakes w

23、hen it is wet, but it seems to be less effective this arrangement also means you canl pedal backwards in order to get the pedals in the right place for getting on or moving off.6 the passage gives us a brief introduction to.a. advantages of bikesb cycling in americac> american transportationd how

24、 to ride a bike7. young americans prefer racing bikes because they.a. can help people keep fitb. are easy to learnc. are safer to rided. are expensive and popular8. which of the following is not right?a. cyclists do not care for traffic lights.b. people ride on the wrong side of the roads-c. cycling

25、 is not considered a way of transportation.d. people have to pedal backwards to stop the bike.9. from the passage we can learn that in the middle of the 20th century.a. many americans enjoyed cyclingb. cycling was popular in the worldc. racing bikes were better than ordinary onesd there were no spec

26、ial roads for bikes in america10. when an american begins to ride bicycle to buy things, he may think it.a. comfortableb. very suitable for rough stony roadsc. difficult to controld faster and saferpassage ikthe famous director of a big and expensive movie planned to film a beautiful sunset over the

27、 ocean, so that the audience could see the hero and heroine in front of it at the end of the film as they said goodbye to each other forever. he sent his camera crew out one evening to film the sunset for him.the next morning he said to the men, “have you provided me with that sunset?"“ no, sir

28、 the men answeredthe director was angry. "why not?'，he asked."well, sir/ one of the men answered. "wete on the east coast here and the sunsets in the west. we can get you a sunrise over the sea if necessary, but not a sunset?""but i want the sunset!" the director sh

29、outed"go to the airport, take the next flight to the west coast, and get one/9 but then a young secretary had an idea. “why dorf t you photograph a sunrise? she suggested, "and then play it backwards? then it'll look like a sunset.the camera crew went out early the next morning and fil

30、med a bright sunrise over the beach in the middle of a beautiful bay. then at nine cf clock they took it to the direct or. " here it is, si 匚 they said, and gave it to him. he was very pleased they all went into the studio. " all right?5 the director explained “now our hero and heroine are

31、 going to say good-bye. run the film backwards so that we can see the sunset behind them.the “sunset" began, but after a quarter of a minute, the director suddenly put his face in his hands and shouted to the camera crew to stop.the birds in the film were flying backwards, and the waves on the

32、sea were going away from the beach.11. one evening the director sent his camera crew out.a. to watch a beautiful sunsetb to find an actor and an actressc. to film a scene on the sead. to meet the audience12. why did the director want to send his crew to the west coast?a. because he changed his mind

33、about getting a sunset.b. because he was angry with his crew.c because it was his secretary suggestion.d. because he wanted to get a scene of sunset.13. which of the following is not true?a. the crew had to follow the secretary's advice.b. if you want to see a sunrise, the east coast is the plac

34、e to go to.c the camera crew wasift able to film the scene the first day.d. the director ordered his crew to stop filming the “ sunsef14. the director wanted to film a sunset over the ocean because.a. it went well with the separation of the hero and the heroineb when they arrived at the beach it was

35、 already in the eveningc. it was more moving than a sunrised. the ocean looked more beautiful at sunset15. after the "sunset” begun, the director suddenly put his face in his hands.a. because he was moved to tearsb as he saw everything in the film moving backwardsc. as the sunrise did not look

36、as beautiful as he had imaginedd. because he was disappointed with the performance of the hero and heroine passage ivin 1826, a frenchman named niepce needed pictures for his business .but he was not a good artist .so he invented a very simple camera （照相机）.he put it in a window of his house and took

37、 a picture of his garden. that was the first photo.the next important date in the history of photography （摄影术）was in 1837. that year, daguere, another frenchman, took a picture of his reading room .he used a new kind of camera in a different way. in his picture you could see everything very clearly,

38、 even the smallest thing. this kind of photo was called a daguerreotype.soon, other people began to use daguerre's way. travelers brought back wonderful photos from all around the world people took picture of famous buildings, cities and mountains.in about 1840, photography was developed then ph

39、otographers could take picture of people and moving things. that was not simple .the photographers had to carry a lot of film and other machines. but this did not stop them, for example, some in the united states worked so hardmathew brady was a famous american photographe匚 he took many picture of g

40、reat people .the picture were unusual because they were very lifelike（栩栩如生的）photographers also became one kind of art by the end of the 19th century. some photos were nor just copies of the real world. they showed and feelings, like other kinds of art.16. the first photo taken by niepce was a pictur

41、e ofa. his businessb. his housec. his gardend. his window17. the daguerrotype wasa. a frenchmanb a kind of picturec a kind of camerad. a photographer18. if a photographer wanted to take pictures of moving things in the year of 1840j, hehad toa. watch lots of films b. buy an expensive camerac stop in

42、 most cities d take many films and something else with him.19. mathew brady.a. was very lifelikeb. was famous for his unusual picturesc- was quite strongd. took many pictures of moving people20. this passage tells usa. how photography was developedb. how to show your ideas and feelings in picturesc

43、how to take pictures in the worldd. how to use different camerasiil vocabulary and structure: in this part there are 20 incomplete sentences for each sentence there are four choices marked a, b， c and d choose one best answer to complete the sentence. (10%)1 they were all very tired, butof them woul

44、d stop to take a rest.a)anyb)somec)noned)neither2. when shall we meet again?-make itday you like； it's all the same to me.a)oneb)anyc)anotherd)some3 tom felt that he knew everybody's business better than they knew it.a)themselves b)oneselfc)itselfd)himself4. i agree with most of what you sai

45、d, but i don't agree with.a)everything b)anythingc)somethingd)nothing5. -is your camera like bilts and ann，s?no- but ivs almost the same as.d)theird. don，i youa) herb)yoursc)them6. 一 alice, you feed the bird today,?but i fed it yesterday.a. do youb. will youc. didn't you7. role she played in

46、 the film! no wonder she has won an oscar.a. how interestingb. how an interestingc- what interestingd. what an interesting8. she thought i was talking about her daughter, in fact, i was talking about mydaughte 匚a. whomb. where9. is your father? he is a manager in a company.a. whatb. how10. if you do

47、nt go to the movie,a. neither do i11. the hotel a. of whichb. nor do ithey are staying is very expensive.b. at thatc. thatc. whichd. whilec. whod. wherec. so don，11d. neither shall id. at which12. my home village is no longer the sameit used to be.a. whichb. asc. where d. in which13. there are 103 e

48、lements found in nature,are metals.a. most of whichb. most of themc most of thatd. most which14. tom came to the party in patched jeans,surprised the other guests.a. thisb. thatc. whichd. as to15. this book contains littleis useful.a. thatb. whichc./d. what16. he said at the meeting astonished every

49、body present.a. whatb. thatc. the fact d. the matter17. it is generally considered unwise to give a childhe or she wants.a. howeverb. whateverc whicheverd. whenever18. team will win the match is still unknown.a. whichb. whatc. whend. why19-1 read about it in some book or othe匚 does it matterit was?a

50、. whereb. whatc. howd. which20. something is wrong withcar, but luckily they knew how to fix it.a. jim's and tom'sb. jim and tom'sc. jinfs and tomd. jim and tomiv. please filling theblanks with a proper preposition or adverb(10%)1. the sort of meal people like to eat also differsone coun

51、try from anothe匚2. no one can be immune material pleasures and almost everyoneadmires beauty.3. frequent exercise, a balance diet and avoidance of foods that we know are notgoodus are essential and natural4. the real keybeauty lies deep within, and it is a long way from thatexterior we see in the mi

52、rror.5. british homes are usually smalleramerican homes6. some gardens are very small,just one tree or a few flowers.7. to paytheir houses, homeowners borrow money from a “ buildingsociety and pay back a little every month.8. by giving works paid transportation, the automobile has freed themhaving t

53、o live near their place of work9. farm families the automobile is very helpful.10. family life has been affectedvarious ways.11. however, when teenage children have the use of the car, their parents cannotkeep an eyethem.12. students have formed a similar organization, sadd, and are spreading thesam

54、e messagetheir friends.13. there is a great danger if the driver has been drinking alcohol or taking drugs,or showing off by speeding or breakingtraffic laws.14. hundreds of people gather in hollywood to see the oscars presented to theoutstanding actors, and others involvedthe motion pictureindustry

55、.15. a new actor, oscar was unknown.16. the interviewee can make use of the opportunity to know the job he is going totake17. the interviewee has to be ne让her too proudtoo timid18. in the schools of ancient greece and rome, testing usually consisted saying poetry aloud or giving speeches.19. perhaps it cameexistence with the great in