广东省成人学士学位外语水平考试模拟试题(一)

广东省成人高等教育学士学位外语水平考试模拟试题（一）英语试卷一广东省成人高等教育学士学位外语水平考试模拟试题（一）英语试卷一PartPartI DialogueCompletion(15points)Directions:Thereare15shortincompletedialoguesinthispart,eachfollowedby4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosethebestonetocompletethedialogueandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEETwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.Jack:CanIhelpwithyourluggage?Linda:Jack:CanIhelpwithyourluggage?Linda: No,you’dbetternot.Thankyouanyway.No,notnecessary.Thankyouanyway.C.No,thanks.IcanmanageC.No,thanks.Icanmanageit.D.No,please.Icando.Customer: Receptionist:Certainly,doyouhaveareservation?Customer:Yes,thenameisCollins,Mr.andMrs.Collins.I’dliketoresthere,I’dliketoresthere,please.I’dliketocheckin,please.I’dliketorentaroom,I’dliketostayin,please.Jill: .Idon’tquiteunderstandopera.Jill: .Idon’tquiteunderstandopera.A.Iamafraidnot.B.No,Ican’tactually.C.Ireallywanttogo.D.No,Imustrefuseit.Emily:Yourlittleboyhasdoneagoodjobatschool.Nancy:Emily:Yourlittleboyhasdoneagoodjobatschool.Nancy: A.Yes,Ithinkso. B.No,hedoesn’tdeserveit.C.No,youaresopolite. D.Yes,Iamproudofhim.Peter: ?Benjamin:Sorry!Isitdisturbingyou?Stopplayingyourmusic!Turnoffyourterribleradio!Doyouthinkyoucouldkeepthenoisedownabit?Doyouevercareaboutotherpeople’sfeelings?Martin:Willyoupleasepassmethesaltshaker,Robert?Robert: Justtakeit.B.Thereyougo.C.Heregiveyou.D.Oh,sure.Alice:Hurryup!Wedon’thavemuchtimeleft.Alice:Hurryup!Wedon’thavemuchtimeleft.Ann: .Westillhave15minutes.A.That’sfine.B.Youareright.C.Takeiteasy.D.Takeyourtime.Daniel:Daniel:I’mafraidI’vespiltsomeinkoveryourtablecloth.Ifeelterriblysorryforthat.Mrs.Gamble: A.Youshouldfeelbetter.Oh,itdoesn’tOh,itdoesn’tmatter.Idon’twanttohearit.Oh,Idon’tlikethattablecloth.George:Hello,couldIspeaktoMr.Simpson,please?Lisa: .CanItakeamessage?Speaking,please.Whoareyou,please?I’msorryhehasrunaway.I’msorryheisnotavailable.10.StudentA:MayIborrowyourcomputerthisafternoon?StudentB:I’m10.StudentA:MayIborrowyourcomputerthisafternoon?StudentB:I’mbutIhavetofinishmytermpaperwithit.StudentA: A.Neverthinkofit.B.Verynice,thanks.C.Thankyouallthesame.D.Idon’tcare.Virginia:HaveyouheardaboutEva?SheisgoingtogetmarriedwithTodd!Bertha: A.Congratulations!B.Areyoukidding?C.Goodluck!D.Isitreal?12.12.Doctor: ?Patient:I’vecaughtabadcoldandasourthroat.Whatseemstobetheproblem?Whathashappenedtoyou?Doyoufeelbetternow?Doyouhavesomethingtosay?Salesman:Goodmorning,Iwonderifyoucouldspareafewminutesofyourtime.Mrs.Davis: .Areyousellingsomething?Iamnotfreenow. B.Idon’tknowifIcan.gastankdoesn’tmakeyourcarrunfaster.Ifyouansweredthesequestionscorrectly,youcanforthetimebeingconsideryourselfC.Youarewelcome. D.Youdon’ttowonder.gastankdoesn’tmakeyourcarrunfaster.Ifyouansweredthesequestionscorrectly,youcanforthetimebeingconsideryourselfJim:IthinkEdwardneedstogoonadiet.He’sputtingonsomuchweight.Lucas: IthinkhelooksOK.Iagreewithyou.B.Youareright.C.Doyouthinkso?D.HowdoIknow?15.Rosemary:We’vemadeanappointmentwiththestudentsat7inthemorning.Would15.Rosemary:We’vemadeanappointmentwiththestudentsat7inthemorning.Wouldyoucomeontime?Nicholas:I’msorryNicholas:I’msorry,itistooearly.A.Idon’twantit.B.Idon’tgetit.C.Ican’thandleit.D.Ican’tmakeit.PartIIReadingComprehension(40points)Directions:Thereare4passagesinthispart.Eachofthepassagesisfollowedby5questionsorunfinishedstatements.Foreachofthemthereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosethebestoneandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEETwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.PassageOneHowmuchdoyouknowaboutnutrition?IfyourknowledgeissimilartothatoffoodshopperswhoansweredthreesurveysfortheU.S.FoodandDrugAdministration,thenyouprobablysharesomewide-spreadmisinformationaboutnutrition.Checkyouranswerstothefollowingstatements.Isittrueorfalse?Statement1:Freshvegetablescookedathomearealwaysmorenutritiousthancannedorfrozenvegetables.False.Thenutritionaldifferencedependsmoreonhowvegetablesarehandledorpreparedthaninwhethertheyareboughtfreshorpackaged.Overcooking,forexample,destroysmanynutrients.Vegetablescookedintoomuchwatercanloseasignificantamountofvitamins.Statement2:Whendieting,avoid)foods,suchasbreadorpotatoes.False.Ifyoucutoutstarchyfoods,suchaspeas,potatoes,bread,andrice,youcutoutverygoodsourcesofseveralBvitamins,VitaminC,andothernutrients.sourcesofseveralBvitamins,VitaminC,andothernutrients.ounceforounce,breadandpotatoeshavefewercaloriesthansirloinsteakandroastbeef.Statement3:Takingextravitaminsbeyondtherecommendeddailyallowanceswon’tgiveyoumoreenergy.True.It’swidelybelievedthatextravitaminsprovidemoreenergy.Butyoumoreenergy.True.It’swidelybelievedthatextravitaminsprovidemoreenergy.Buttakingmorethanthebodyneedsdoesn'tmakeitfunctionbetter,justasoverfillingyourwellwellinformedaboutfoodandnutritionbytoday’sstandards.Butrememberthatnutritionisacomplexandgrowingscienceandthattoday’sbeliefsmaybechangedasnewinformationbecomesavailable.16.Thefirstparagraphimpliesthat16.Thefirstparagraphimpliesthatmanypeople .arewellinformedaboutarewellinformedaboutnutritiondon’tcareaboutnutritionhavemuchknowledgeofnutritionhaveincorrectideasaboutnutrition17.Accordingtoparagraph2,whichisNOTtrueaboutnutrition?17.Accordingtoparagraph2,whichisNOTtrueaboutnutrition?Overcookingdestroysmanynutrients.Itmakesnodifferencehowyoupreparevegetables.Bothfreshandpackagedvegetablesarenutritious.Vitaminsinvegetablecouldbelostduringcooking.18.Whichisacorrectattitudetowardsstarchyfood?Starchyfoodsareunnecessaryinabalanceddiet.Breadandsteakhavethesameamountofcaloriesperounce.Valuablenutrientscouldbefoundinstarchyfoods.Starchyfoodsincludeonlypeas,potatoes,breadandrice.19.Thedescriptionof“overfillingyourgastank”19.Thedescriptionof“overfillingyourgastank”showswhy .oneshouldtakeasmuchvitaminsaspossiblemorethanenoughvitaminsisunnecessaryC.vitaminscostasmuchasgasC.vitaminscostasmuchasgasD.doctorsrecommendallowanceofvitamins20.Agoodtitleforthisarticlewouldbe .TipsofLosingWeightEffectivelyTestYourNutritionIQNutrition:AComplexBranchofScienceMisleadingNutritionConceptsPassageTwoMostwomeninGhana--theeducatedandilliterate,theurbanandrural,theyoungandold--worktoearnanincomeinadditiontomaintainingtheirrolesashousewivesandmothers.Theirreputationforeconomicindependence,self-reliance,andhardworkiswellknownandwelldeserved.MostofGhana’sworkingwomenarefarmersandtraders.Onlyonewomaninfive,orevenfewer,canbeclassifiedassimplyhousewives.Eventhesewomenoftenearnmoneybysewingorbybakingandcookingthingstosell.Theyalsomaintainvegetablegardensandchickenfarms.Indeed,thewomanwhodependsentirelyuponherhusbandforsupportislookeduponwithdisfavor.Traditionallythe tasks of motherhood have been shared. Mothers and sisters,grandmothersandniecesallhelpedtoraisethechildrenandtocarryoutdailytasks.Asthefamilygrew,olderbrothersandsistersalsohelpedtocarefortheyoungeronesandhelpedininthehome.Nowwithmorechildrengoingtoschool,withmorepeoplemovingawayfromtheirtraditionalhomes,notonlymustthemothercontinueherincome-producingactivities,butshemusttakeonalltheheavy,time-consuminghousework.butshemusttakeonalltheheavy,time-consuminghousework.Ghanatodayislookingfornewwaystomeettheneedsofwomenandtheirfamilies,suchasprovidingmoredaycarecenters,sowomencancontinuetoplaytheirmultiplerolesinthehomeandintheeconomy.WhatistheroleofmostwomeninWhatistheroleofmostwomeninGhana?Handlingvarioushouseworkathome.Takingcareofchildrenindoors.Farmingandtradingoutofhouse.Workingaswellasmaintainingfamilies.22.“self-reliance”couldbeexplained22.“self-reliance”couldbeexplainedas“ makinggreatwealthdependingononeselfcaringforone’sownD.beingareliablepersonWhatkindofwomendopeopleinGhanaprefer?Beautifulandcharming.Skillfulatsewingorbaking.Dependingtotallyonhusbands.Workinghardtoearnincomes.Paragraph3describes .howtraditionalextendedfamiliesoperatewhywomeninGhanahavemoreburdensnowhowchangesinlifehelptheworkingwomenthenewlifestyleofGhana’speopleTheauthorofthisarticleprobablyagreesthatwomeninGhanashould .stayathomeandfocusonfamilylifebecomeasactiveasmeninbusinesstrytomaintaintheiroriginalrolesmakeachoiceandsticktoonerolePassageThreeessnneiraney.rel,slaveswerefreebutlifewasstillnoteasy.Theyhadtofindnewwork.IntheSouth,workcampswereformed.BlackpeoplefromthesecampsworkedonfarmsandonbuildinguptheMississippiRiverbanks.Duringtheweekthepeopleworkedlongandhard.Theyoftenlivedalone,withouttheirfamilies,farfromhome.Ontheweekends,theworkersgottogetheratpicnicsordrinkingplaces.Travellingblackmusicianswithguitarsentertainedthem.Themusicianssangsongsaboutthedifficultlifeoftheworkers.Thesesongswerecalledtheblues.Ifyouhavethebluesitmeansyoufeelverysad.Youcanhavethebluesbecauseyouhavenomoney,nojob,nolover,ornohome.Butbluesongswerenotalwayssad.Someofthemwerehappyandmanyofthemwerefunny.Sometimesthebluessingershadsongcontests.Eachsingersangnewwordsoranewstyleofthebluessong.Theymadeupthemusicastheyplayed.Inthiswaytheycreatednewmusic.Thisiscalledimprovisation.improvisationbecameaveryimportantpartofjazzmusic.BluesbeganinthecountryintheSouth.Asblacksmovedintothebigcitiestowork,theblueswentwiththem.There,theysangaboutlifeinthecities.W.C.Handy,ablackbandleaderfromMemphismadethebluespopularalloverAmerica.In1914hewrotethemostfamousbluessongofall,“TheSt.LouisBlues”.AftertheCiviltheBlackpeople .weremostlyslavesstillledahardlifeenjoyedtheirnewlifewithfamiliesworkedontheirownfarmsAttheverybeginning,theblueswere .notperformedonformaloccasionstraditionalsongsoftheBlackpeopleaboutthelifeoftravellingmusiciansverypopularthroughoutthenationWhatkindofemotiondoesthebluesexpress?SadnessHappinessJokingAlloftheabove29.Howdid“improvisation”comeinto29.Howdid“improvisation”comeintobeing?Thebluessingersgatheredtohavecontests.Newwordswereaddedintooldsongs.Newstyleswereplayedwithguitars.Thebluessingerscreatedmusicwhileplaying.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?TheblueswereborninthecountryintheSouth.Thebluessoondisappearedinbigcities.W.C.HandyisthefirstbluessingerinUS.Themostwell-knownbluessongis“TheSt.LouisBlues”.PassageFourPassageFourYes,She.Onlythefemalemosquitobites.It’snotbecauseshe’sunfriendly:sheneedsbloodtoreproduce.Femalemosquitoisquiteselective,andshechooseshervictimscarefully.First,sheusessensorstofindhervictim.Withthesesensors,shetestsyourbodymoisture,Yes,She.Onlythefemalemosquitobites.It’snotbecauseshe’sunfriendly:sheneedsbloodtoreproduce.Femalemosquitoisquiteselective,andshechooseshervictimscarefully.First,sheusessensorstofindhervictim.Withthesesensors,shetestsyourbodymoisture,bodywarmth,andchemicalsubstancesinyoursweat.Ifshelikeswhatshefinds,orouereue,egs：uewiththe蚊子)--althoughyouprobablywishyouweren’t.Mosquitoesareeverywhere.Theycanbefoundallovertheworld,andtheycomeinmorethan2,500species.Somewhere,atsometime,youhavesurelymetatleastone.Noonelovesthemosquito.Butunfortunatelythemosquitomaydecidethatshelovesyou.shebites.Butifyoudon’tappealtohe,rshe’llrejectyouforsomeonemoreappetizing.Theshebites.Butifyoudon’tappealtohe,rshe’llrejectyouforsomeonemoreappetizing.Thenexttimeamosquitobitesyou,justrememberthatyouwerechosen.You’respecial.Ifthemosquitolikesyou,shesettlesontoyourfleshverygently,andshebreaksyourskinwithherproboscistip.It’sakindofmouthanditjustbelowthemosquito’seyes.Shestabstheproboscistipintoyourskinatonce,andifshehitsabloodvessel,she’llgetafulldinnerinaboutaminute.Afterthat,themosquitoistired.Heavywithyourblood,shepicksaspot---onaleaveorastone---tolayhereggs.Justonedropofbloodwillproducepicksaspot---onaleaveorastone---tolayhereggs.Justonedropofbloodwillproducehundredsofeggs.Bythesentence“youareacquaintedwiththemosquito--althoughyouprobablywishyouweren’t”,theauthormeansthatpeople .knowmosquitoandwishthemwellknowmosquitoandwishthemwellwishallthemosquitodisappearedwanttobefriendlytomosquitobutfailatlastWhyisitonlyfemalemosquitothatbites?SheisgreaterinSheisgreaterinBloodisherfavoritefood.Bloodenableshertolayeggs.33.Toselectwhomtobite,themosquito’ssensorsmay33.Toselectwhomtobite,themosquito’ssensorsmayNOTtest thetemperatureofthebodythecoloroftheskinthechemicalelementsinsweatthewetnessofthebodyAccordingAccordingtothelastparagraph,thefunctionofproboscistipisto findwheretobitetostickintothefleshandsuckbloodC.toremovetheskinandcollectC.toremovetheskinandcollectbloodD.decidewhomtoreject35.Themainideaofthepassage35.Themainideaofthepassagecouldbe .whyandhowmosquitobiteswhyandhowmosquitobitespeoplewhypeopledislikemosquitowhatkindofmosquitobitespeoplehowtoidentifyfemalemosquitoPartPartIII VocabularyandStructure(20points)Directions:Thereare40incompletesentencesinthispart.Foreachsentencethereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatbestcompletesthesentence.MarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEETwithasinglelinethroughthe36.36.Wehaddecidedtosellourhouse,butafterawhilewebegantohavesecond A.ideas B.thoughtsC.minds D.plansA.ChancesC.PossibilitiesB.OpportunitiesD.ConditionsA.ChancesC.PossibilitiesB.OpportunitiesD.ConditionsBooksinthelibraryarearrangedbydifferent .A.classes B.categoriesC.degrees D.ranksTheBeringStraitBridgewillbeoneofthemostchallengingengineeringprojectsever .A.undertaken B.underestimatedC.undergone D.underneathOurcustomerswould itverymuchifthesalespersoncouldgivethemcleardirectionstooperatethemachine.A.appear B.applyC.appreciate D.anticipate41.Theeconomyofthe41.Theeconomyofthecountrywas withforeigninvestment.A.boomed B.blossomedC.raised D.increased42.42.Thegirl alargeamountofmoneyfromherparents.A.achievedB.inheritedA.achievedB.inheritedC.savedD.collected43.TheHRmanagerwillbe fornotfulfillinghisduty.A.cancelledB.recalledC.correctedD.replaced44.TheimpactoftheGreenhouseEffecthas44.TheimpactoftheGreenhouseEffecthaslongbeen andspecialattentioniscalledupontoexaminethisissue.A.overcomeB.overlookedC.overchargedD.overrated45.Nomatterwhathappens,pleaserememberwearethetruefriendswhomyoucouldalways45.Nomatterwhathappens,pleaserememberwearethetruefriendswhomyoucouldalways .A.turnupB.turntoC.turninD.turnoff46.Ourseries46.Ourseriesofproduct fromtoystosportsequipments.A.differ B.separateC.range D.includeTheaudiencewereso atthecolorfulsceneofthedramathatnoonenoticedthepassageoftime.A.fascinated B.fanciedC.frightened D.forseen48.Pleasenotedownthis48.Pleasenotedownthistelephonenumber youmeetwithanyemergencies.A.forfearthatB.soA.forfearthatB.sothatC.unlessD.incasethatThehousesinthiscommunity,mostwhicharebeautifully ,haveattractedmanybuyers.decoratedB.demandedC.delivered D.determinedIt’simpossibleforanyonetobe bysuchanobviouslie.takenoverB.takeninC.takendownD.takenawayRosemaryRosemaryis fatterthanshewaswhenIfirstmetA.consistentlyB.constantlyC.considerablyD.consideratelywordwhilereading.A.comeatB.comeacrossC.comealongD.comeup52.Itmaynotbeagoodhabittolookupthedictionarywheneverwordwhilereading.A.comeatB.comeacrossC.comealongD.comeup53.I53.Ihavetried tomaketheGeneralMangerchangehismind.A.inspiteB.inhopeA.inspiteB.inhopeC.inwayD.invainTheThenoiseoftheparadewasverydisturbing,whichmadeitalmostimpossibleforusto onwhatthespeakerwassaying.A.concentrateB.beconcernedC.confirmD.bedependentThestudentsThestudentsarevery toMissLewisforherkindnessandhardwork.A.gracefulB.gratefulC.dependentD.confidentItwasnotItwasnotuntilAugust thetwosidesfinallyreachedanagreement.A.whenB.thatC.before D.whileA.willbefinishingB.willhavebeenfinishingA.willbefinishingB.willhavebeenfinishingC.wouldfinishD.willhavefinished57.Don’tworry.She itbythetimeyouare willbeknowntomorrow.WhethertheflowerturnsredIftheflowerturnsredWhendoestheflowerturnredHowdoestheflowerturnredA.tiringandwearoutB.tiringandwornoutC.tiredandwornoutD.tiringandwearingoutAtmidnight,shefinallyfinishedtheA.tiringandwearoutB.tiringandwornoutC.tiredandwornoutD.tiringandwearingoutRareanimalsarestillbeinghunted, thereisseverepunishmentforit.asifB.eventhoughC.evenasD.aslongas61.Beforeenteringtheclassroom,Professor61.Beforeenteringtheclassroom,ProfessorLucasheard .A.thestudentsattalkB.somestudentstalkedC.somestudentstalkingD.thestudentstotalk62.Theassignmentfortodayistowrite62.Theassignmentfortodayistowriteasummary themajorsubjectsinthischapteraretobechapteraretobecovered.A.inthatB.thatC.whichD.inwhich63.63.We onitforseveralhours,butwehavenotyetfoundanysatisfactorysolution.solution.A.areworkingB.havebeenworkingC.havebeenworkedD.workIwouldhaveinvitedDoctorFoxtomakeaspeech,IwouldhaveinvitedDoctorFoxtomakeaspeech,butI himverywell.A.hadn’tknownB.don’tknowC.wouldn’tknowD.wasn’tknowing objectsinthedistanceismadepossiblewiththehelpofatelescope.A.ObservationB.ObservatoryC.ObservedD.Observing66.66. ,theworseIseemtofeel.A.MoremedicinetakenB.WhenItakemoremedicineC.ThemoremedicineItakeD.Takingmoreofthemedicine67.Theywantedtofindout67.Theywantedtofindoutthereason adolescentcrimesareincreasing.A.becauseB.ofA.becauseB.ofC.whyD.toI readingnewspapersduringbreakfast.A.aminthehabitofB.makearuleofC.oughttoD.usedtobeTheThesquareis theoneinmyhometown.A.threetimesbigof B.asbigthreetimesasC.threetimesasbigasD.biggerthreetimesthanA.onceafouryearsB.fouryearsatimeC.forfouryearsD.everyfouryearsTheAsianGamesmeet ,sometimeswithmorethan40nationstakingA.onceafouryearsB.fouryearsatimeC.forfouryearsD.everyfouryearsWhat nextwillbediscussedatthemeetingintheafternoon.canwedoB.tobedoneC.shallwedoD.todoingManyancienttombshavebeenstolenbythievesandthetreasuresinsidewerelost. thisisamatterofregret.Nowonder B.NowayC.Noproblem D.NodoubtA.whereIworkedthereB.whichIworkedC.inwhichIworkedD.whereIworkedinThefa