陕西统招专升本英语14年真题

2014年陕西省普通高等教育专升本招生考试大学英语 试题 中考模拟试题doc幼小衔接 数学试题 下载云南高中历年会考数学试题下载N4真题下载党史题库下载 注意事项：1.考生领到试题后，须按规定在试题上填写姓名、、准考证号和座位号。2.所有 答案 八年级地理上册填图题岩土工程勘察试题省略号的作用及举例应急救援安全知识车间5s试题及答案 必须在答题卡指定区域内作答，在试题上作答无效。考试结束后，将本试题和答题卡一并交回。3．满分为150分。考试时间为150分钟。Directions:Inthispart,thereare40incompletesentences,ForeachsentencetherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosetheONEthatbestcompletesthesentence.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre.1.atthedoorbeforeyouentertheroom,please.A.KnockingB.KnockC.KnockedD.Toknock2.Itisoftenthathumanbeingsarenaturallygiftedtospeak.A.saidB.tosayC.sayingD.beingsaid3.IhaveheardalotabouthimIcamebackfromabroadA.sinceB.untilC.beforeD.when4.Thenumberofdeathsfromheartdiseasewillbereducedgreatlyifpeopletoeatmorefruitandvegetables.A.havepersuadedB.arepersuadedC.persuadeD.willbepersuaded5.astrangeplant!Ihaveneverseenitbefore.A.WhichB.WhatC.HowD.Whether6.Itisthethirdtimethatshehaswontherace,surprisedusall.A.thatB.whereC.whichD.what7.MostChineseliketea,butsomeprefercoffeetea.A.forB.withCtoD.than8.Mymothersuggeststhatweeatoutforachangethisweekend.A.shouldB.mustC.couldD.would9.Itwillanotherfivetotenyearsbeforethenewmedicinecanbetestedonhumanbeings.A.costB.spendC.takeD.waste10.Thetwoboyshadsoincommonthattheysoonbecamegoodfriends.A.littleB.fewC.muchD.many11.Onlywhenhereachedthetea-houseitwasthesameplacehe'dbeeninlastyear.A.herealizedB.hedidrealizeC.realizedheD.didherealize12.Ihaveseldomseenmyfatherpleasedwithmyprogressasheisnow..A.soB.veryC.tooD.rather13.Therewassomuchnoisethatthespeakercouldn'tmakehimself.A.hearingB.heardC.beingheardD.tohear14.YouandIcouldhardlyworktogether,?A.couldyouB.couldn'tIC.couldn'tweD.couldwe15.ItwasinNewZealandElizabethfirstmetMr.Morris.A.thatB.howC.whichD.when16.Thecar＿onthehighwayandthedrivertriedtorepairit.'A.brokedownB.brokeoutC.brokeinD.brokeup17.TheyoustudyEnglish,theprogressyouwillmake.A.harder;manyB.harder;muchC.harder;mostD.harder;more18.Sinceyouarealittletired,youhadbetterarest.A.tostoptohaveB.stoptohaveC.tostophavingD.stophaving19.Iamlookingforwardtofromyouassoonaspossible.A.hearB.behearingC.hearingD.haveheard20.Whattimewoulditbeconvenientustomeetagain?A.ofB.forC.byD.with21.ShebelievedthatMr.Smithhadtakenofalltheopportunitiestogettheposition.A.profitB.benefitC.interestD.advantage22.Solarenergyisanewkindofenergythatwecanusetoreplacethetradi-tionalenergy.A.rootB.originC.sourceD.pool23.一Iamstillworking.onmyproject.一Oh,you'llmissthedeadline.Timeis.A.runningoutB.goingoutC.givingoutD.comingout24.Itdoesn'tmatteryoupayincashorbycreditcardinthisstore.A.howB.whetherC.whatD.why25.Nobankwillwantinterestrateswhenthepricesofgoodskeeprising,A.cuttingdownB.beingcutdownC.tocutdownD.tobecutdown26.Weenjoyedourselvesverymuchattheparty;youwithus.A.shouldhavecomeB.musthavecomeC.mustcomeD.shouldcome27.Therewasaheavyfogthismorning,sononeoftheplanescould.A.getthroughB.takeoffC.pulloutD.breakaway28.AlbertEinstein,agreatscientistinthe20thcentury,onceanofferofonethousanddollarsaminutetospeakontheradioduringWorldWarII.A.turneddownB.turnedupC.turnedoutD.turnedin29.Hersisteralwaysspendssomuchherclothesthatshecan'tmanagetolivewithhersalary.A.forB.inC.atD.on30.Myownproblemsseeminsignificantthoseofothers.A.comparedB.comparingC.comparedwithD.comparingwith31.Haveyouseenthelionunderthatbigtree?A.lyingB.layingC.lainD.lay32.Youcanmakeyourdreamscomeaslongasyouworkhardatthem.A.actualB.falseC.trueD.visible33.Sincefivecoursesareprovided,youarefreetochooseonethatsuitsyoubest.A.whateverB.whicheverC.wheneverD.wherever34.Themostimportantisnotyoudo,butyoudoit.A.when;howB.what;whatC.what;howD.how;what35.Ifyouwanttopasstheexam,youshouldchangeyourattitudelearning.A.ofB.onC.inD.toward36.Myjobasaresearchassistantisveryspecialized,whichdemandsalotofacademicknowledge.A.innatureB.inheartC.incaseD.inthat37.Ifyouareinterestedinthisposition,youcantoourpersonneldepartmentforaninterview.A.arrangeB.applyC.appreciateD.appoint38.Thebetweentherichandthepoorhasbeenwidening*A.growthB.fundC.fashionD.gap39.Shetriedtoexplainthisprogrambyofsignlanguage.A.eventB.meansC.routeD.capacity40.somemoretime,andIwillfindasolutiontotheproblem.A.GivingmeB.GiventomeC.GivemeD.GivetomeⅡ.ReadingComprehension(50分)Directions:Inthisparttherearefourpassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyfivequestionsorunfinishedstatements.Foreachofthem,.therearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.YoushoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre.PassageOneHealthytreesareimportanttousall.Treesprovideshade,beauty,andhomesforwildlife.Treesgiveusproductslikepaperandwood.Treescangiveusalltheseonlyiftheyarehealthy.Theymustbewellcaredfortoremainhealthy.Yourtrees'troublemaybeyouyourself.Peoplespendmuchtimeandmoneyplantingandmaintainingtrees.Treeshelptoimprovethelooksofhomes,parks,andpublicbuildings.Yet,peoplewholovetreesthemostmaybetheoneswhocausetheminjury.Ofcourse,theydonotdothisonpurpose.Theyaremostlikelynotawareofthekindsofthingsthatinjuretrees.Therearemanypeoplewhocausetreeinjuries.Youshouldbecomeawareoftheinjuriesandavoidcausingthem.Learnthethingsthatcanhelptokeepyourtreeshealthy.Healthytreesarebeautiful.Theymakeourworldapleasantplacetolivein.Un-healthytreesarenotasbeautiful.Theymaketheworldlesspleasant.Healthytreeshelptocoolandcleantheair.Theycanevendeadensound.Unhealthytreescannothelporprotecttheenvironment.(81)Trees,likepeople,aredisturbedbychangesa-roundthem.Constructionofbuildingsisamajorcauseoftreeinjuries.41.Accordingtothepassage,onlytreescangiveusshade,beauty,andproducts.A.beautifulB.healthyC.oldD.young42.Peoplewholovetreesmay.A.nevercausetreesinjuryB.damagetreesonpurposeC.doharmtotreeswithoutknowingitD.notbeawareofwhichtreesarehealthy43.Peoplemayimprovethelooksoftheirhomesandpublicbuildingsby.A.keepingunhealthytreesinjuredB.makingalotofchangesaroundtreesC.coolingandcleaningtheairaroundtreesD.plantingtreesand.keepingthemhealthy44.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.Constructionofbuildingsisgoodfortrees.B.Sometrees'troublecomesfromhumanbeings.C.Peopleshouldkeeptreesbeautiful.D.Treesarenotdisturbedbychangesaroundthem.45.Thepurposeofthispassageistotell.A.thatpeopleshouldknowtheimportanceofkeepingtreeshealthyB.thatpeopleshouldplantmoretrees.C.whattreescanbeusedforconstructionofbuildingsD.whatkindsoftreeslookbeautifulPassageTwoWhydowelaugh?Foryearsscientistshaveaskedthemselves,thisquestion.Noanimalslaughandsmile一onlyhumanbeingsdo.Sodoeslaughinghelpustolivelonger?Theanswerseemst011einthatsmilingand.laughinghelpustobecomelessworriedandcalm,preventingillnessesthatarecausedbystress.Laughingisreallythebestmedicine.Butifyou'reunhappy,itcan'tdoyouanygoodtosmile,canit?That’snottrue.Itisclearthatsmilingworksjustinthesamewaywhetheryoufeellikesmilingornot.ScientistsinCaliforniaaskedagroupofstudentstoactfivedifferentfeelings:happiness,sadness,anger,surpriseandfear一justusingtheirfaces.Changesintheirheartrate,bloodpressureandtemperaturewererecorded.Mostofthefeelingstheyacteddidn'tcausechanges,butwhenthestudentssmiled,theirheartrateandtheirbloodpressurewentdown.Thathappenedeventhoughtheywereonlyacting!Soevenifwefeelsadinside,smilingseemstomakeusfeelbetter.Now,whatmakesuslaugh?(82)Itseemsthattheanswertothequestionisfarfromsimple.Everyonelikesjokes,butwedon'tlaughatthesameones.Itdependslargelyonhowoldweare.Therearesomejokes,forexample,thatchildrenlovebutolderpeoplemightnotfindfunny.46.Inthefirstparagraph,theunderlinedword"stress"canbebestexplainedas”.A.surpriseandfearB.workanddutyC.happinessandsadnessD.pressureandworry47.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEbasedonthepassage?A.Laughinghelpsustolivetenyearslonger.B.Ifyouareinabadmood,smilinghelpstomakeyoufeelrelieved.C.Ourbloodpressurecanbeinfluencedbyfivedifferentfacialexpressionsmentioned.D.People,oldandyoung,arelikelytolaughatthesamejokes.48.Inthepassage,thewriterseemstopaymoreattentionto.A.howlaughingandsmilingareconnectedwithhealthB.comparinghumanbeingswithanimalsC.findingoutifanyresearchhasbeendoneaboutlaughingD.thedegreetowhichlaughingandsmilingarehelpful49.Thepassagetellsusthatsmilingandlaughing.A.havenothingtodowithone'sheartrateB.doonenogoodwhenoneissadC.improveone'sbloodpressureD.lowerone'sbodytemperature50.Accordingtotheauthor,.A.itisrathercomplicatedtoanswerthequestion"Whydowelaugh?"B.itisreallysimpletoanswerthequestion"Whydowelaugh?"C.itisnotnecessarytoanswerthequestion"Whydowelaugh?"D.scientistshavealreadyansweredthequestion"whydowelaugh?"PassageThreeWhenyouhavecompletedyourcollegeeducation,youwilllookforajobsuitedtoyourtraining,interests,andambition﹒Inmostcases,youwillvisitalikelyemployer'sofficeandcompleteanapplicationformforthepositioninwhichyouareinterested.(83)Theemployermaythenmakeadecisionregardingyourabilityonthebasisofyourapplicationformandinterview.Throughoutyourlifetime,however,youmayfindyourselfinotherjob-huntingsituationsinanattempttoimproveyourposition.Asyougainexperience,youarelikelytobecomeambitiousforbetterandbetterjobs.Thesebetterjobsoftenrequirelettersofapplicationandsummariesofyourbackgroundandexperience.Therefore,yourwritingskillsmayplayanimportantpartinobtainingthejobyoudesire.Inanyjobhuntingsituation,thereareanumberofwaysyoumayuseyourwritingskills:tocompleteanapplicationform,preparearesume,writeanapplicationletter,orwriteemploymentfollow-upletters.Asanambitiousjob-hunter,therefore,youshouldbeabletopre-pareallthewrittenmaterialsthatwillhelpyoutogetthejobyouwant.51.Accordingtothepassage,inlookingforajob,thestudents.A.mustmakeanarrangementforaninterviewB.mayfollowtheirinterestsandambitionC.willsurelygetachancetoimprovetheirpositionsD.willalwaysvisiteveryemployer'sofficeyouwanttoimproveyourpositionandfindabetterjob,itisimportantto.A.improveyourwritingskillsB.makeadecisiononthebasisofyourowndesireC.getajobrelatedtoyoureducationD.understandtheapplicationformofthecompany53.Tofindajob,itisNOTnecessaryforastudenttosupply.A.awritingsampleB.aletterofapplicationC.anapplicationformD.aresume54.Yourapplicationforajobshouldmainlyinformtheemployerofyour.A.presentpositionandincomeB.formeremployersC.backgroundandexperienceD.formercolleagues55.Whatmaybethebesttitleforthispassage?A.HowtoCompleteaJobApplicationFormB.AnIntroductiontoJob-HuntingSituationsC.WritingSkillsHelpinJob-HuntingD.AnAttempttoFindBetterJobsPassageFour(84)Flyingoveradesertareainanairplane,twoscientistslookeddownwiththeirtrainedeyesattreesandbushes.Afteranhour'sflightoneofthescientistswroteinhisbook,"Lookhereforprobablemetals."Scientistsinanotherairplane,flyingoveramountainregion,sentamessagetootherscientistsontheground,"Goldpossible."Walkingacrosshillyground,fourscientistsreported,"Thisgroundshouldbesearchedformetals."Fromanairplaneoverahill-ywastelandascientistsentbackbyradiooneword,"Uranium."NoneofthescientistshadX-rayeyes:theyhadnomagicpowersforlookingdownbelowtheearth'ssurface.Theyweremerelyputtingtouseoneofthenewestmethodsoflocatingmineralsintheground一usingtreesandplantsassignsthatcertainmineralsmayliebeneaththegroundonwhichthetreesandplantsaregrowing.(85)Thisnewestmethodofsearchingformineralsisbasedonthefactthatmineralsdeepintheearthmayaffectthekindoftreesandbushesthatgrowonthesurface.AtWatsonBarCreek,abrooksixthousandfeethighinthemountainsofBritishColumbia,Canada,aminer-alsearchgroupgatheredbagsoftreeseeds.130xeswerefilledwithsmallbranchesfromthetrees,androotsweredugoutandputintoboxeswitheachbagandboxcarefullymarked.Inascientificlaboratory,thepartsoftheforesttreeswereburnedtoashesandtested.Eachsmallpartwasexaminedtolearnwhetherthereweremineralsinit.Studyoftheroots,branches,andseedsshowednosilver.Butthereweresmallamountsofgoldintherootsandalittlelessgoldinthebranchesandseeds.Theseedsgrowingnearesttothetreetrunkshadmoregoldthanthosegrowingontheendsofthebranches.Ifthetreeshadnotindicatedthattherewasgoldintheground,thescientistswouldnothavespentmoneytopayfordiggingdeeper.Theydiddigandfoundmoregoldbelow.Whentheydugdeeper,they:foundlargequantitiesofgold.56.Scientistswereflyingoveradesert,orhillywasteland,oramountainregioninor-dertosearchforintheground.A.treesB.bushesC.seedsD.minerals57.Thestudyoftrees,branches,androotsindicatesthat.A.therewerelargeramountsofgoldinthebranchesthanintheseedsB.thereweresmalleramountsofgoldintherootsthaninthebranchesC.therewerelargeramountsofgoldintheseedsgrowingnearesttothetreetrunksthanseedsgrowingontheendsofthebranchesD.thereweremoregoldinthebranchesthanintheroots58.Whichmaybethebesttitleforthepassage?A.ScientistsSearchingforMetalswithSpecialPowerB.NewMethodsofSearchingforTreesandBushesC.GoldCouldBeFoundbyTreesandPlantsD.ANewMethodofSearchingforMinerals:UsingTreesandPlants59.Basedonthepassage,allofthefollowingarementionedaspartofatreethatcanhelpfindmineralsEXCEPTFOR..A.leavesB.rootsC.branchesD.seeds60.Thescientistsweresearchingformineralsbyusing.A.X-rayB.magicpowerC.aspecialinstrumentD.thenewestmethodⅢ．ClozeTest(20分)Directions:Thereare20blanksineachofthefollowingtwopassages.Foreachblank,therearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.YoushouldchoosetheONEthatbestfitsintothepassage.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre,SectionA[非英语专业学生做）OnedaywhenIwashavingaheartylunchatafast-foodrestaurant,.anoldcoupleentered.They61amealatthecounter.Andthentheytookaseatandbeganto62foodoutofthedish.Onthetabletherewasonesmallhamburger,onepairofchickenwingsandoneorangejuice.Theelderlyman63whattheyhadintotwoandput64infrontofhiswifewithgreatcare.Hetastedthejuice.Hiswifetasteditaswellandsetthepapercup65them."Whata66couple!Whattheycan67isjustonemealforbothofthem,"thoughtI.68themanstartedtoeathischickenwings,I69up,wenttowardsthemandtoldthemthatIwas.70tobuyanothermealforthem.Tomysurprise,he71refusedmeandsaidthattheyconsidereditagood72toshareeverythingtheyhad73,thewomanstoppedeating,Instead.shejustsatthere,74himeating,andtakingturnstodrinkjuice.OnceagainI75tobuythemsomethingtoeatbuttheysaid"No".Afteramoment,whenhewas76hismouthwithanapkin,I77notbearitany-longer.Therefore,Imadeanofferathirdtime.78beingrefusedagain,Iaskedtheoldlady79,"Couldyoutellmewhyyouaren'teating?Yousaidthatyoubothsharedeverything.80areyouwaitingforonearth？“Theteeth,”sheanswered.61.A.askedB.requestedC.ateD.ordered62.A.carryB.takeC.fetchD.bring63.A.dividedB.transformedC.addedD.cut64.A.itB.thatC.thisD.one65.A.amongB.behindC.betweenD.besides66.A.crazyB.madC.richD.poor67.A.affordB.chooseC.requireD.give68.A.SinceB.ThoughC.WhenD.Until69.A.cameB.stoodC.hurriedD.raised70.A.concernedB.willingC.unwillingD.reluctant71.A.kindB.kindnessC.kindlyD.unkind72.A.approachB.habitC.caseD.model73.A.SurprisinglyB.SadlyC.ShockinglyD.Bitterly74.A.seeingB.noticingC.watchingD.signaling75.A.expectedB.askedC.questionedD.pleased76.A.wipingB.washingC.bathingD.touching77.A.shouldB.couldC.mightD.would78.A.WithB.BeforeC.AfterD.Through79.A.curiouslyB.strangelyC.carelesslyD.roughly80.A.WhyB.WhoC.WhenD.WhatlV-Translation(20分)SectionA（非英语专业学生做）Directions:Inthissection,therearefivesentencestakenfromthereadingpassagesyouhavejustreadintheReadingComprehensionpart.YouarerequiredtotranslatethemintoChinese,andyoumayreferbacktothepassagessoastoidentifytheirmeaningsinthecontext.81.(Para.3,Passagel)Trees,likepeople,aredisturbedbychangesaroundthem.Constructionofbuild-ingsisamajorcauseoftreeinjuries.82.(Para.3,Passage2)Itseemsthattheanswertothequestionisfarfromsimple.83.(Para.l,Passage3)Theemployermaythenmakeadecisionregardingyourabilityonthebasisofyourapplicationformandinterview84.(Para.l,Passage4)Flyingoveradesertareainanairplane,twoscientistslookeddownwiththeirtrainedeyesattreesandbushes.85.(Para.3,Passage4)ThisnewestmethodofsearchingformineralsisbasedonthefactthatmineralsdeepintheearthmayaffectthekindoftreesandbushesthatgrowonthesurfaceV-Writin9(20分)Directions:Inthispart,youarerequiredtowriteacompositionof120to150words（非英语专业学生）or150to180words(英语专业学生)Youshouldbaseyourcompositiononthetitleandoutlinegivenbelow.TheHarmofComputerGames1．很多学生迷恋电脑游戏；2.电脑游戏的危害3．你的观点。