大学英语(上)模拟试卷一

大学英语（上）模拟卷1IReadingComprehension(30%)Passage1Peopleoftengreeteachotherwith“Hello”or“Hi”.Otherformsofgreetingare“Goodmorning”,“Goodafternoon”,or“Goodevening”accordingtodifferenttimesoftheday.Whenmeetingforeignfriendsforthefirsttime,wedonotaskthemquestionsabouttheirprivatelife.Sowemaytalkabouttheweather,sportsorshowourconcernabouttheirchildren.Inintroductions,weusuallyintroduceamantoawoman,andtheyoungtotheold.ThetitlesofMiss,Mrs.,Mr.,Professor,orDoctor,etc.canbeusedwiththesurname.Newlyintroducedpeoplewillshakehandsandgreeteachotherwith“Howdoyoudo?”or“Iamgladtomeetyou.”Whenpeoplemeetforthefirsttime,theyusuallygreeteachotherwith_____.A.“Howareyou?”B.“Nicetoseeyou.”C.“Howdoyoudo?”D.“Goodmorning!”PeopleusuallygreeteachotherwithallofthefollowingEXCEPT_____.A.“Goodnight!”B.“I’mgladtomeetyou!”C.“Goodmorning!”D.“Howareyou?”Weusuallyreplyto“Howdoyoudo?”with_____.A.“Hello!”B.“Howareyou?”C.“I’mfine,thankyou.”D.“Howdoyoudo?”WhenwemeetAmericanfriendsforthefirsttime,weusuallydonotaskthemquestionslike_____.A.“Isitthefirsttimeyou’vebeenhere?”B.“Areyoumarried?”C.“Whatdoyouthinkofthecity?”D.“Doyouliketheweatherhere?”Whenpeoplemeetforthefirsttime,theyusually_____besidessaying“Howdoyoudo?”A.shakehandsB.shakeheadsC.kisseachotherD.smileateachotherPassage2Mostpeoplewanttowork,butithasbecomemoredifficultintoday’sworldtofindworkforeverybody.Theeconomies(经济)oftheworldneedtogrowby4%eachyearjusttokeeptheoldnumberofjobsforpeople.Oftenthisisnotpossible,andsomorepeopleareoutofwork.Somepeoplehavenojobsnowbecausenewmachinescandotheworkofmanypeopleinashorttime.Also,machinesdonotaskformoremoneyandlongerholiday.Inallofthecountriesoftheworld,machinesaretakingworkfrompeople,notonlyinfactoriesbutalsoonthefarms.Onemachinecanoftendotheworkoffortypeople.About75,000peoplearemovingtothecitiesadaytolookforjobs,butonly70%ofthemcanfindjobs.Itwas_____forpeopletofindworkbeforethantoday.A.notpossibleB.difficultC.moredifficultD.easierIftheeconomiesoftheworldgrowby4%eachyear,_____.A.peoplewillhavenojobB.peoplecanstillhavejobsasbeforeC.4%ofthepeoplewillhavejobsD.97%ofthepeoplewillhavejobs.Onemachinecandoasmuchworkas_____.A.40%ofthepeopleB.4%ofthepeopleintheworldC.40peopleD.75,000peopleHowmanypeopleoutsidecitiesgointocitiestolookforjobseachday?A.70%ofthepeopleB.4%ofthepeopleintheworldC.morethan75,000D.about75,000peopleWhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?Machinesaretakingworkinsteadofpeople.Nowmorepeopleareoutofwork.Machinesneedmoremoneyandlongerholidays.Mostpeoplewanttohavejobs.Passage3Astherearesomanynationalities(民族)inAmerica,peoplecanfindalmostanykindofrestaurantsinmostofthelargecities.Thetelephonebooklistsrestaurantsforeachcityaccordingtothename,area(地区)ofthecity,orkindoffood.Restaurantsinlargecitiesvarygreatlyinprice.Manyrestaurantsputuptheirmenus(菜单)onthewindowsoyoucanhavesomeideaofthepriceandkindoffoodbeforeyouenter.Ifyoucannotfindthemenuonthewindow,andyouarenotsureabouthowexpensivetheplaceis,asktoseeamenubeforeyousitdownatatable,orjustaskabouttheprice.Appearancesfromtheoutsidecanbemisleading(误导)–whatlookslikeasmall,informalrestaurantmayreallybeveryexpensive,andwhatlookslikealarge,expensiverestaurantmaybeveryreasonable(价格合理的).Youcangetamealforabout$4or$5oralittlemoreifyoueatinasnackbar(快餐馆)orcoffeeshop,butinmostcityrestaurantsyoushouldexpecttopay$8to$10apersonfordinner,withalcoholic(酒精的)drinksandwineextra(另付).PricesinNewYorkCiRestaurantsineachcityarelistedinthetelephonebookaccordingtothe_____.A.areaofthecityB.nameoftherestaurantC.kindoffoodD.anyoftheaboveWherecanyouseethemenusinmanyrestaurants?A.Onthetables.B.Onthedoor.C.Onthewindow.D.Onthewall.Toletpeoplegetsomeideaof_____,manyrestaurantshavetheirmenuputuponthewindow.A.thepriceofthefoodB.theareaofthecityC.therestaurantD.thekindofserviceprovidedInmostcityrestaurants,whatistheusualdinnerpriceforaperson?A.$4to$6.B.$4to$8.C.$6to$8.D.$8to$10.Whatdoesthepassageintendtotellus?PricesinNewYorkareevenhigher.Restaurantsinbigcitiesvarygreatlyinprice.Appearancesoftherestaurantsfromtheoutsidecangiveyousomewrongidea.Anykindofrestaurantscanbefoundinmostofthelargecities.IIChoosethebestanswertocompletethesentences(30%)Lilyis___theairportto___Mr.Green.A.onseeB.ingetC.atmeetD.towelcomePeopleinthecountryalwayshave_____food.A.niceB.goodC.modernD.freshMyfriendwill_____atthetrainstationonSaturday.A.seemeoffB.seeoffmeC.seemeofD.seemeawayWhenevertheyask_____help,sheisalwaysreadytohelp.A.withB.forC.inD.overShepreferssinging_____.A.todanceB.todancingC.thantodanceD.thandancingThisis_____BinhaiA.a,/,aB.a,/,theC.the,a,/D./,the,theJohnandMarylike_____.A.oneantherB.onetheotherC.eachothersD.eachotherThereisa_____oftwohourswiththe8:00train.A.delayB.delaysC.lateD.laterMr.SmithishelpingLily_____herpaper.A.forB.onC.withD.overOurmonitortakespartinthe800-meterrace.Let’s_____him.A.lookatB.cheerforC.comeonD.callonAnoverseasstudentstudies_____.A.athomeB.abroadC.atseaD.onashipThefoodintherestaurantisvery_____.A.delightedB.detailedC.delayedD.deliciousHeisverybusy;shedoesn’thavemuch_____time.A.highB.partC.happyD.leisureXiaoYang_____greatprogressinhisstudyo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