英语模拟试卷(八)

英英语语模模拟拟试试卷卷((八八))Ⅰ. 单项填空A) 从A 、B 、C 、D 中找出其划线部分与所给单词的划线部分读音相同的选项。

1. contraryＡ： comfortable Ｂ： composition Ｃ： comb Ｄ： computer ( )2. seizeＡ： European Ｂ： strait Ｃ： speed Ｄ： sailor ( )3. secretＡ： incident Ｂ： complete Ｃ： experience Ｄ： secretary ( )4. decisionＡ： suggestion Ｂ： profession Ｃ： conclusion Ｄ： discussion ( )5. moustacheＡ： graduate Ｂ： thankful Ｃ： chance Ｄ： affectionate ( )B) 从A 、B 、C 、D 中找出适当的字母或字母组合使以下所给单词完整与正确。

6. magnifi_____t ( )Ａ： sin Ｂ： cin Ｃ： sen Ｄ： cen7. musi_____ ( )Ａ： tion Ｂ： cian Ｃ： cion Ｄ： cien8. su ____ful ( )Ａ： cces Ｂ： ces Ｃ： cess Ｄ： ccess9. carr_____ge ( )Ａ： a Ｂ： e Ｃ： ie Ｄ： ia10. sep_____te ( )Ａ： era Ｂ： ara Ｃ： ora Ｄ： earC) 从A 、B 、C 、D 四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的正确答案。

11. The city assigned a policeman to the school crossing because _____traffic there was so heavy.Ａ： a Ｂ： the Ｃ：／Ｄ： one( )12. I saw_____the day before yesterday.Ａ： the both other two girlsＢ： the two other both girlsＣ： the both two other girlsＤ： both the other two girls( )13. Every teacher and student ____ to come to class immediately.Ａ： have told Ｂ： has toldＣ： have been told Ｄ： has been told( )14. —I've forgotten to buy sandwiches.—It doesn't matter. You can have_____.Ａ： some of us Ｂ： our some Ｃ： some of ours Ｄ： some of our ( )15. Neither Mary nor her brothers_____help from us.Ａ： need Ｂ： needs Ｃ： is needing Ｄ： has needed ( )16. Only by shouting at the top of his voice_____.Ａ： he was able to make himself hearＢ： he was able to make himself heardＣ： was he able to make himself heardＤ： was he able to make himself hear( )17. The size of the audience, _____we had expected, was well over five hundred.Ａ： whom Ｂ： who Ｃ： that Ｄ： as( )18. _____he began to make friends easily.Ａ： Having entered school in the new city, it was foundＢ： Entered into the new schoolＣ： When he had been entered the new school.Ｄ： Upon entering the new school.( )19. —I hope the children won't go near the water.—I warned them _____.Ａ： not Ｂ： not to Ｃ： not go Ｄ： won't( )20. So fast_____that it is difficult for us to imagine its speed.Ａ： has light travelled Ｂ： does light travelＣ： light travels Ｄ： travels light( )21. Scientists are confident about the formation of coal, but they do not seemed to sure____about oil.Ａ： when to ask Ｂ： when askedＣ： when were they asked Ｄ： when asking( )22. He reached the station____only_____that the train had just left.Ａ： tire; learned Ｂ： tiring; learningＣ： to tire; to learn Ｄ： tired; to learn( )23. When you worry you can't sleep and when you can't sleep you worry _____. It'sa vicious circle.Ａ： much more Ｂ： even more Ｃ： many more Ｄ： few more ( )24. It was with great joy_____he received the news that his long lost son would soon return home.Ａ： which Ｂ： because Ｃ： as Ｄ： that ( )25. Mrs Jones does not like shopping, _____.Ａ： and she does like gardeningＢ： nor she does like gardeningＣ： or does she like gardeningＤ： nor does she like gardening( )26. There was a sudden gust of wind and_____.Ａ： went away his hat Ｂ： away went his hatＣ： went his hat away Ｄ： away his hat went( )27. Smith_____knows where you can find the book you want.Ａ： only Ｂ： alone Ｃ： just Ｄ： even( )28. _____,and you can see the whole city of Beijing clearly.Ａ： If you climb up the hillＢ： Unless you reach to the top of the hillＣ： Get to the top of the hillＤ： Standing on the top of the hill( )29. Is this museum_____some German friends visited last Wednesday?Ａ： that Ｂ： where Ｃ： which Ｄ： the one( )30. —The exam was very difficult.—Now, don't begin making excuses. Other boys_____have passed.Ａ： not cleverer like youＢ： as not clever as youＣ： no cleverer than youＤ： cleverer not than you( )31. The Andersons have not_____yet and I doubt if they will now.Ａ： turned up Ｂ： turned in Ｃ： come up Ｄ： come in ( )32. She is leaving her husband because she cannot_____his bad temper any longer.Ａ： put down Ｂ： pat away Ｃ： do away with Ｄ： put up with ( )33. A walk in fresh air will _____.Ａ：better you Ｂ：heat you Ｃ：do you good Ｄ：make you good ( )34. He is looking after three orphans_____his own six children.Ａ： besides Ｂ： except Ｃ： beside Ｄ： instead of ( )35. I can't find my umbrella. I must have_____it on the bus.Ａ： lost Ｂ： left Ｃ： forgotten Ｄ： mislaid( )36. —My flat needs_____.—Would you like me_____it for you?Ａ： to clean; to do Ｂ： cleaning; doingＣ： cleaning; to do Ｄ： to be cleaned; doing( )37. —Do you feel like_____there or shall we take a bus?—I'd like to walk. But since there isn't much time left, I'd rather you_____a taxi.Ａ： walking; hire Ｂ： to walk; hireＣ： to walk; hired Ｄ： walking; hired( )38. —What's wrong with your uncle?—He_____while he_____his bike and hurt himself.Ａ： fell; was riding Ｂ： falls; is ridingＣ： had fallen; rode Ｄ： was falling; was riding( )39. _____you've found, you must give it back to the person it belongs to.Ａ： No matter what Ｂ： ThatＣ： Because Ｄ： No matter how( )40. His telegram said, “I _____ on the 7th.”Ａ： was arriving Ｂ： would arriveＣ： will be arrived Ｄ： am arriving( )Ⅱ. 完形填空“Yes, I'll be ready at nine. Goodbye, dear, and thanks again.”Mrs Robson replaced the receiver(电话听筒)and crossed the hall into the (41). It had not been an easy telephone call for her to (42). Her daughter had been very kind, (43), and had immediately agreed to pick her (44), but Mrs Robson hated to admit that she needed help. Since her husband had died ten years ago, she had prided herself on her (45). She had (46) to live their house (47) and had refused to go and live with her daughter.But this evening, she was standing at her living-room window, (48) out at the “SOLD” notice in the small front garden. Her feelings were (49). Naturally she was (50) at the thought of leaving the house, as it was full of so many memories. But (51) she was looking forward to spending her last (52) near the sea, (53) in the little seaside town where she had been born. (54) the money from the sale of house, she had bought a little flat there.Her husband had always been very (55) this house. She hadn't been (56) here, but it didn't mean as much to (57) as it had to him. (58) most of the people who lived in the street had moved away, and it was this that made her (59) to sell.The next morning Mrs Robson left the house for the station (60) her daughter's car.41.Ａ：bedroom Ｂ：dining-room Ｃ：office Ｄ：living-room( )42.Ａ：set Ｂ：get Ｃ：make Ｄ：take( )43.Ａ：however Ｂ：of course Ｃ：therefore Ｄ：by the way( )44.Ａ：up Ｂ：down Ｃ：out Ｄ：off( )45.Ａ：helplessness Ｂ：happiness Ｃ：independence Ｄ：proud( )46.Ａ：hoped Ｂ： wished Ｃ： refused Ｄ： continued( )47.Ａ：comfortably Ｂ： uneasily Ｃ： lonely Ｄ： alone( )48.Ａ：taking Ｂ： glaring Ｃ： staring Ｄ： observing( )49.Ａ：happy Ｂ： mixed Ｃ： painful Ｄ： angry( )50.Ａ：hard Ｂ： sad Ｃ： pleased Ｄ： delighted( )51.Ａ：at the same time Ｂ：now and thenＣ：all at once Ｄ：before long( )52.Ａ：time Ｂ： life Ｃ： years Ｄ： days( )53.Ａ：stay Ｂ： returning Ｃ： die Ｄ： back( )54.Ａ：Without Ｂ： With Ｃ： To use Ｄ： Having( )55.Ａ：fond of Ｂ：busy in Ｃ：happy about Ｄ： afraid of( )56.Ａ：happy Ｂ：unhappy Ｃ：busy Ｄ： frightened( )57.Ａ：him Ｂ：her Ｃ：them Ｄ： us( )58.Ａ：Once Ｂ：Sometimes Ｃ：Recently Ｄ： In future( )59.Ａ：move Ｂ：wish Ｃ：agree Ｄ： decide( )60.Ａ：to Ｂ：in Ｃ：on Ｄ： toward( )Ⅲ. 阅读理解( A )A joke that a San Francisco-bound United Air-Lines (U A L) jet return to Tokyo in February has cost a Japanese businessman about 4 million Yen ( #E$#28700 ), A UAL lawyer said yesterday 48-year-old businessman had agreed to pay the amount out of the court. On February 13, who the UAL flight was almost half across the Pacific Ocean, a man told a fight attendent he had a bomb (炸弹) hidden in his airsickness bag. “This is a bomb, this is a bomb,” he said in English. Too late, he told the fight attendent it was only a joke. She had already told the captain who had immediately turned back to Tokyo.(From China Daily, April, 3, 1991)61. Where did the joke take place?Ａ： on the Pacific Ocean Ｂ： On the UALＣ： In Tokyo Ｄ： In a court( )62. Which of the following is true?Ａ： The UAL had lost a lotＢ： the jet's value was #E$#28700Ｃ： If the man said “This is a bomb.”in Japanese, nobody in the jet would understand him.Ｄ： If the man had told the truth in time, he wouldn't have lost so much money.( )63. Which of the following may be best used as the title of the news?Ａ： A JET SAVEDＢ： A FAITHFUL ATTENDANTＣ： A FOOLISH BUSINESSMANＤ： AN EXPENSIVE JOKE( )阅读理解( B )“Do you believe in life after death?”Jack's boss asked Jack.“Yes, sir.”“Well, then, that makes everything just fine,”the boss went on. “About an hour after you left yesterday to go to your grandfather's funeral(葬礼), he dropped in to see you.”64. What do you suppose Jack did the day before?Ａ： He attended his grandfather's funeral.Ｂ： He told a lie to get the day off.Ｃ： He meant to attend a funeral but didn't.Ｄ： He did nothing special he worked as usual.( )65. When the boss said, “That makes everything just fine”.Ａ： he meant the was glad that Jack's grandfather was still alive.Ｂ： he meant he was glad that Jack believed in life after death.Ｃ： he was, in fact, telling Jack that everything was OK.Ｄ： he was, in fact, telling Jack that he had been found out.( )阅读理解( C )When Dean Arnold got his first job, he was miserable. Each time he went to work, he coughed and he could't breathe. Working in a bakery (面包房) when you are allergic to (对…过敏) flour can be painful.But Arnold stayed with the National Biscuit Company for ten years. He was a business man and he helped them improve production. At last his health problems became too serious. He left and formed his own company.With his wife and mother, he founded Arnold-Bakery. They tried new recipes(配方), changing the kind and amount of flour used. This enabled Arnold to work there. The bread, made with unbleached flour(标准粉)was baked in a brick oven(烘箱). They began by baking two dozen loaves. The bread was sold door to door for fifteen cents a loaf. Winning customers to his unusual, old-fashioned-style bread took time But Arnold, struggling against his allergy, built his bakery into one of the largestin the United States.66. A good title for this passage would be____.Ａ： A Sick BakerＢ： Brick-oven Bread BakerＣ： Old-fashioned-style BakerＤ： How to overcome Allergy( )67. Dean left the National Biscuit Company because he ____.Ａ： suffered from flour allergyＢ： didn't like the jobＣ： wanted to make more moneyＤ： wanted to form his own company( )68. During his stay in the National Biscuit Company,____.Ａ： he founded Arnold BakeryＢ： he tried a new method of bakingＣ： he helped the company improve their productionＤ： he became successful in his business( )69. Which of the following is not mentioned in the passage?Ａ： Arnold bread was baked in a brick oven.Ｂ： Arnold bread was made with unbleached flour.Ｃ： Arnold bread was sold at a low price.Ｄ： Arnold bread was not good.( )70. From the passage we can conclude that Arnold was( ).Ａ： determined Ｂ： brave Ｃ： unusual Ｄ： unhealthy ( )阅读理解( D )When buting a house you must be sure to have it checked for termites(白蚁).A termite is much like an ant in its communal habits, although physically the two insects are different.Like those of ants, termite colonies consist of different classes, with its own particular job. The most perfectly formed termites, both male and female, make up the reproductive class. They have eyes, hard body walls, and fully devloped wings.A pair of reproductive termites founds the colony. When new reproductive termites develop, they leave to form another colony. They use their wings only this one timeand then break them off.The worker termites are small, blind,and wingless, with soft bodies. They make up the majority of the colony and do all the work. Soldiers are also wingless and blind but are larger than the workers and have hard heads and strong jaws and legs. They defend the colony and are cared for by the workers.The male and female of the reproductive class remain inside a closed in cell where the female lays thousands of eggs. The workers place the eggs in cells and care for them.71. How are termites like ants?Ａ： They live in communities, and each class has a specific duty.Ｂ： Their bodies are the same shape.Ｃ： The king and queen are imprisoned.Ｄ： The females' reproductive capacities are the same.( )72. Which of the following is NOT true?Ａ： All termites have eyes.Ｂ： Some termites cannot fly.Ｃ： Workers are smaller than soldiers.Ｄ： Termits do not fly often.( )73. Which of the following statements is probably true?Ａ：Thousands of termites may move together to develop a new colony.Ｂ：The male and female reproductives don't go outdoors except to form a new colony.Ｃ：There are more soldiers than workers.Ｄ：A worker could easily kill a soldier.( )74. What termites are blind and wingless,with strong bodies?Ａ： Males Ｂ： Females Ｃ： Workers Ｄ： Soldiers( )75. The word “founds”in paragraph 2 means“____”.Ａ： sets up Ｂ： looks for Ｃ： finds Ｄ： discovers ( )阅读理解( E )Primitive (of the earliest times) man would, the story goes, eat the heart of animals he killed.He would eat the heart of a lion to gain the lion's courage.“Impossible,”you may say. Well, listen to this from the world of science. Dr Georges Ungar of Baylor University in Houston says that learned information canbe passed to other animals from the ones who did the learning.Dr Ungar trained(训练) rats to like lighted boxes better than dark boxes. How did he do this to rats that usually like the dark? He shocked (使震惊) any rat which went into a dark area. After five to eight days the rats learned that a more peaceful life could be lived in lighted boxes. They got to love the light.Then he killed the rats. He injected(注射) part of their trained brains into 638 mice. These had shown they liked the dark. He put parts of the brains of untrained rats into 132 other mice.These mice also liked the dark.Result? Animals that got the trained brains spent 63 seconds in the dark. Animals that got the untrained brains spent 118 seconds in the dark. The figures (=numbers) are very important. Normally only one mouse out of 5000 would choose the light by chance.Maybe eating the heart of a lion might not be a bad idea!76. Primitive man thought eating the lion's heart could make him _____.Ａ： fat Ｂ： cruel Ｃ： brave Ｄ： healthy( )77. Dr Ungar thinks that primitive man's idea was____.Ａ： mistaken Ｂ： reasonableＣ： impossible Ｄ： not scientific( )78. According to the experiment,_____.Ａ： only one mouse likes the lightＢ： 5000 mice like the darkＣ： the 132 mice like the light than the darkＤ： the 638 mice spent less time in the dark than the 132 mice( )79. What did Dr Ungar seem to prove?Ａ： It is possible to physically pass training, or learning, from one animal to another.Ｂ： He got his rats to like the light better by keeping their boxes under light.Ｃ： Normally rats like the dark.Ｄ： Animal's hearts cannot be eaten.( )80. The last sentence of the passage implies(暗指) that_____.Ａ： the experiment can be made in other forms of trainingＢ： the lion is a good animalＣ： the lion's heart means courageＤ： we shouldn't kill the lion to keep the balance of nature( )参参 考考 答答 案案Ⅰ.1. B2. C3. B4. C5. C6. D7. B8. D9. D 10. A 11. B 12. D 13. D 14. C 15. A 16. C17. D 18. D 19. B 20. B 21. B 22. D 23. B 24. D25. D 26. B 27. B 28. C 29. D 30. C 31. A 32. D33. C 34. A 35. B 36. C 37. D 38. A 39. A 40. DⅡ.41. D 42. C 43. C 44. A 45. C 46. D 47. D 48. C49. B 50. B 51. A 52. C 53. D 54. B 55. A 56. B57. B 58. C 59. D 60. BⅢ.61. B 62. D63. D 64. B 65. D 66. B 67. A 68. C 69. D 70. A71. A 72. A 73. B 74. D 75. A 76. C 77. B 78. D79. A 80. A。