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会计专业学位外语考试模拟试题1)2004.12一、语音题每1分共分1、A.holidayB.somecomecover2、A.thousandsurroundC.cloudyshould3、A.greatfateC.palaceD.grade4、A.moveB.noticeC.motorD.whole5、A.chooseB.floodC.spoonD.food二、辩错题每1分共分6Therewasnobus.Itowalkhome.A.noB.haveC.towalkD.7ShehasreadthearticlelastA.hasreadB.theC.articleD.last8Wesetupalotofuniversities1949.alsosetupaCentralRadioandTelevisionUniversity.A.setB.sinceC.alsoa9Bythatfactoryforyears.A.B.inC.thatD.10、thattheysuccessfullypassedTOEFL,studentsreadybegintheirclassesattheuniversity.A.NowthatsuccessfullyC.werebegin9、HangzhouisbeautifulcityIsaw.A.theB.mostC.cityD.saw三、单选题每1分共分11、theeyestoreadinsuchpoorlight.A.hurtshurthashurtD.hurt12、smallboykept_____hismotherapenny,sohimandrantheshop.A.askB.toaskaskedD.asking13、Hehadhouses.livedwithhiswifeandchildintheouterhouse,_____wascomfortableandclean.A.thatwhereC.whichit14、Iopenedtheandwentthechildren_____onthebedplaying.A.sittingsataresittingD.15、hadfourcopiesofthisarticle_____black.A.typingB.typedC.tobetypedD.type16、thatplacebeforeearthquaketookplace.A.leftB.leftC.wouldleavehaveleft17、Yesterdayshe_______oneofheroldfriendsthestreet.A.lookedupbuiltC.ledcameacross18、don'tangryhim._______,wasonlyyearsold,youknow.A.B.ThenC.After

19、you_____asItoldyou,thiswouldn'thappened.A.haddoneB.didC.D.havedone20、areinIrelandthaninEngland.A.muchmorelessB.theleastD.less21、thingasifit_____yesterday.A.happenedB.happensC.happenedhashappened22、_____thisjob,youhavetohaveenoughexperience.A.B.CompletingC.CompletedD.Having23、suddenlyrealizedmuchthey_____.A.hadbothchangedB.bothchangedchangingbothchanged24、don'likelivingwitharoommate.I'm_____myfamily'sA.tofromC.outofback25、are_____theseproblems.Theycan'treal.A.missingB.lookingatimaginingworkingat26、leftmyhouseearly.,trafficwasterribleandittooklonggetthere.A.B.AlthoughC.Because27、neverhavecoffeesugar.A.unlessB.inspiteofC.withoutD.despite28、,Idon'tunderstandsituationatall.A.spokenB.speakC.beingD.speaking29、FrenchwasnothanM.Partier'sA.goodB.bestC.thebetterbetter30、youlikesomesalad?_______A.No.B.Yes.C.No,thanks.course.31、_____himsincehemovedtoAmerica.A.neverheardofB.hadneverheardofneverheardofD.neverof32、____true,itcauseusalotoftrouble.A.isgoingtobeB.isC.waswillbe33、wasafraidto_______Marywhenshedoinghomework.A.intendB.interruptC.insertinterest34、wasridingbike_______topspeed.A.atB.withC.on35、usuallybacktobytrain,butthistimeI'll_______therebybusforachange.A.trygoingB.trytoC.tryforgoingD.tryandgoing四、完形填空。空1分共20分Americanstravelbyin36thesamewayEuropeanstraveltrain.Thereare,fact,notmanyrailroadstationsintheUSA,39thetrackbeingused,sincemostofAmerica'sfreightcarried40.Asforpassengers,theseavastnetworkofairlinesandairportsineasy41ofalmosteverytown.Airports,nowthetravelcentersof42comfortableplaces43coffeeshopsbarscleanrestrooms.Flying44expensivethanothercountries,45thegovernmentsubsidized

(补)airfares.Yetdifferentairlinesarenotstate-ownedandoneanotherforpassengers.Thosewho46eithertrainortaketheGreyhoundbus.47transportsystemintheworldcarriessomanypassengersnightandbyday.Driversare48aidandwonderfulsafetyrecord.Europeanstend49cars.treattheircars50asvehiclesareimportant51theirlivestotaketowork,toshoppingplaces,topicnics-theirfriends.52whentheyvacationtheyrarelydrivelongdistances.Thereis.formoftravelwhichiswidelyusedin-therentedcar.Everyandtown54atleastonecarrentedfirm,somethemarenationwideandhavebranchesabroad55.、muchB.moreasall、A.JapanesestheJapaneseC.theJapanD.Japans、B.keptC.leftremaining、A.althoughB.whenC.forbecause40A.ontrainintraintrainwithtrain、reachB.graspC.D.range、isB.C.arehasbeen、B.besideC.D.with、B.lessD.least、becauseB.becauseofC.D.if、takeB.reachC.affordD.offer、NoB.NoneC.AllEvery、greatlyB.moreC.highlyD.wonderfully、loveB.tolovingC.tobelovingloving、reallyB.actuallyC.onlyusually、B.forC.withD.on、BecauseB.BesidesC./D.Except、otherB.anotherC.theotherother、hashaveC.hashadD.havehad、eitheraswellC.alsoD.othercountries五、阅读理解。题1分共25分(一Mostpeoplefeelstresssometimeintheirlives.Somepeoplelikethispressureandworkbetterbecauseofpeoplenotcomfortablewithstressatall;theybecomeunhappyiffeelstress.Sometimesstresscanleadpeopletodothingstheywouldn'tusuallydo,suchasovereat,smoke,drink,orusedrugs.Stress,however,verynormalpartisimportanttounderstandthatstressdoesn'tcomefromaneventitself,thatfromthethingsthatarehappeninginourlives.Itfromthemeaningwewhathashappened.Forexample,acryingmaybestressfultooneperson,butitmaynotbotheranotherpersonatatrafficjammaystressfultoonepersonwhileanotherpersonmayabletocalm.Wecanexperiencestressanytimefeelwedon'thavecontrol.cancomefromfeelingthatcan'tdoanythingasituation.Basically,itbody'swayofanxietyorworry.Stressisnotcausedbyourmentaloremotionalcondition.Itisalsoinfluencedtired

are,whetherwehaveabalanceddietenoughvitaminsandminerals,whetherwegetenoughphysicalexercise,canrelax.56.WhichNOTcorrectstatementaboutstress?A.Stressthecauseofourdiscomfortshouldbeavoidedbyeveryone.B.Stressmaypeopleworkbettermoreefficiently.StressmaycausepeoplerespondinanunusualStressshouldbeviewedasapartof57.Accordingthepassage,peopleunderstressmayallofthefollowingEXCEPTA.overeatcryD.takedrugs58.Theauthorcitestheofcryingbabyinorderto______.A.illustratethatpeoplearenotbythebabyB.arguethatpeoplearedifferenttheirbehaviorandreactiontrackdowntheeventthatmakepeoplestressfulsupportthatstresscomesfrompeopleregardstress59.Accordingthepassage,stresscanbecausedbythefollowingEXCEPT______.A.criticaleventB.weviewtheeventoursenseofhavingcontrolorphysicalcondition60.ThetoneofthepassageisA.desperateB.informativeC.exaggeratedD.indifferentWhatkindofhomeyouneedtoprepareforyourwilldependonwhatkindofdogitSomedogswillspendofoutdoors.Theywillneedtosomesortdoghousethatwillkeepthemwarmanddry.Dogsalsoneedexercises.Toexerciseplayisanimportantpartofadog'sMostdogsneedtodailyforexercise.However,carefultomatchtheamountofexercisetheageandabilityofdog.Throughplay,dogsbecomeoutgoingpetsthatfriendlyintheirinteractions(相配)peopleandotheranimals.Playnotonlyhelpsdevelopadog'spersonality,alsodevelopworkingskills.61.Accordingthewriter'ssuggestions,dogsshould____A.asmuchastheycaneat.B.regularlybalancedfood.withfood.withtheylike.62.isexerciseimportanttothedogs?A.Itmakeshealthy.B.IthelpstodevelopfriendlycharacterworkingIthelpstoeatmore.Itmakeslovely.63.pet(paragraph4)mean?A.AlovelyanimalThedogC.AbirdThedogowner64.ThispassagediscussesfollowingexceptA.feedingofadog.B.dog.exercisedog.trainingofadog.(二)Onemorningayoungwoman,hasrecentlylostherfirstjob,wasexaminingtheadvertisementstheinsearchofotherwork.Suddenlycalledoutherwasinthekitchen."ListentoMother!"shecried.I'vefoundaneasywayofmoney.

""Whatit?"hermotherasked,comingintotheroom."Listen,"saidtheandreadtheadvertisementaloud:"DoyouwanttoSendmeapostalorderforfivepence,togetherwithastamped,addressedenvelope.willreceiveareplyshowingyouhowmakehundredsofpoundswithoutleavingyourhouse.there'saaddress."Nonsense!"Said"You'llloseandthecostofapostalorderandtwostamps.Ifknowshowtodothat,whydoesn'thedoithimself?doeshetoadvertise?Youwon'tgetananswer.""Well,fivepenceisn'tmuch,"said.cantry."Shewentthepost-office,postalorder,sentoff.ordayslatershereceivedenvelopewithasmallpieceofpaperinit.Onthewerefourwords:"DoasIdo."65.thewomandotoknowwayofmoney?A.Continuereadthelatterhalfofadvertisement.B.someenvelopes.Sendapostalforfiveandanenvelopewithastampandaddress.Sendmoney.66.Accordingthestory,A.didn'tbelievethead.anddidn'twanthersoB.hertofindoutsecretquickly.sentapostalforandanenvelopwithaheraddressthoughtwasn'tmuch.67.wastheeasyway?A.sendenvelopes.sendpostalorder.Toadvertisement.D.Tolearnfromtheadvertiser.68.Thispassage_____A.advertisement.ahumor.aseriousarticle.D.ashort(三)Thatmorningfeeling"couldbeacrushingpaininthechestwhichleavessweatingandgasping气forbreath.researchItalyshowsthatheartattacksareonMondaymorningsanddoctorsblamethestress(压力returningtoworkafterweekendbreak.Thefindingscouldtoabetterunderstandingwhatcausesheartattacks,accordingStefanWillchofUniversity."peoplereturnafteraweekendoff,thepaceoftheirchanges.higherworkload,stress,moreangerandmorephysicalactivity,"saidWillch."Weneedtoknowhowtheseeventscauseinbeforewecanunderstandiftheyheartattacks.Butalthoughpeopletendtobelievethatreturningtoworkincreasesriskofheartattack,bothWillchandtheItalianresearchersadmitthatisonlyapartialanswer.Dr.Willchsaid,"Peopleshouldtrytocreateapleasantworkingenvironment.Maybethisriskappliestoseeaburden,andpeoplewhoenjoytheirworknotmuchatWefindoutmore."69.ismorningfeeling"?

A.Peoplehaveheartattacks,thinkingreturningtowork.B.It'sfeelingofpaininchestwhichpeoplegasp.Peoplehavemorestress,thinkingreturningtowork.afeelingofunwillingtogobacktowork.70.AccordingtheresearchItaly,morningfeeling"A.hassomethingdowithheartattacks.B.iscauseofheartattacks.causesstress.preventpeoplefromreturningwork.71.WhatcaninferfromDr.Willichopinionon"Mondaymorningfeeling"andheartattacks?A.Wearenotsuremorningfeeling"causesheartattacks.B.morningfeeling"isnotenoughexplainthecauseofheartattacks."Mondaymorningfeeling"surelycausesheartattacks.Weshouldslowourof72.didDr.Willichsuggest?A.Weshouldlearnenjoyourwork.B.We'llasaburden.Wefindworkburden.Wemustfindoutmoreaboutwork.(四)than2,500yearsago,amaninIndiaadiscovery.discoveredthecauseofunhappinessanditscure.ThewasSiddharthaGautama,buthebetterastheBuddha,whichmeans"thewiseBuddha'steachingsarebasisforoneoftheworld'sgreatreligions-Buddhism.SiddharthaGautamabornabout563B.C.HisfatherasmallstateinnorthernIndia.Strangelythemanwhodiscoveredthecauseofunhappinessknewaboutitwhenwasyoung.Hisfathertriedtoprotecthimknowledgeofsickness,pain,suffering,anddeath.Inspiteofhisfatherdid,Siddharthadideventuallylearnofunhappiness.couldneverbecontentwhenunderstoodtruth.Onenighthelefthisfatherhiswifeandchildandgaveuphispersonalfortune.firstSiddharthatriedlearnwisdomfromsomeholymen.Thenhedecidedtolookfortruthwithinhimself.HesatbeneathaandvowedhewouldnotleaveuntilheunderstoodmeaningofHesatfor49days,thetruthtohim.Siddhartha,theseekerforwisdom,'hadbecometheBuddha-thewiseone.73.Accordingthepassage,Siddharthawas.A.thefirstmanwhodiscoveredatreatpeople'sdiseaseB.thefoundergreatcountrythefounderofareligionveryintelligentman74.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?A.Siddharthahadhappychildhood.B.wassmall,Siddhartharealizedwasofhardships.Hisfathertaughthimtheofsickness,sufferinganddeath.

Siddharthasoughtforhappinessallhis75.Siddharthasitunderthefordays?A.Hewantedtofindawaytodeathdisease.B.HetriedtoworkoutthetruthofmadeuphismindtoawiseHewantedtofoundagreatreligion.76.Whichcanbethebestofthepassage?A.TheFounderofaGreatReligionB.BeginningaGreatReligionTheChildhoodBuddhaTheTeachingsofBuddha(五)ForthousandsyearspeopleofhavingabilitytoMythologyfolklorefilledwithtalesofsupernaturalbeingswhocouldfly.Yetrecentlyasyear1900,peoplethoughtthatanyonewhotooktheideaof"flyingseriouslywasimpracticaldreamer.NowflyingisparteverydayInfact,itissomuchpartofourlivesthattendtotakeitforgranted.Aviationhasbroughttrulyrevolutionarychanges,especiallysinceWarII.thing,theairplanehasshrunktheinoftraveltime.Noplaceintheworldmorethan24hoursotherbytravelercanboardplaneinNewYorkarriveinLondoninlessthanfourThetripwouldtakenseveralonfastestoceanlinerbeforeWorldII.Itnotunusualforbu

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