最新年安徽分类招生考试英语模拟题e资料

2017年安徽分类招生考试模拟题
注意事项：
1、本试题全部为选择题，分为语文、数学、英语三部分，共90小
题，满分300分，
考试时间150分钟。

2、答卷前将密封线内的项目用黑色水笔填写清楚。

第三部分英语
Part Ⅰ Vocabulary and Structure（30 points, 2 point for each）Directions: Complete each sentence by deciding on the most appropriate words or phrases or expressions.
（词汇语法：选择正确答案。

分值30分，每题2分。

）从各题A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳答案。

( )61. --- Can I borrow your dictionary?
A. Yes, help yourself
B. No, you can’t
C. Yes, you can borrow
D. Yes, go on
( )62. Hi s mother didn’t him to go to the party, but he still went out.
A. let
B. get
C. agree
D. allow ( )63. He will die the doctors operate at once.
A. if
B. but
C. because
D. unless ( )64. --- Have you ever been to Guangzhou?
--- Yes, I there once when I was a child.
A. went
B. have been
C. would go
D. allow ( )65. I found speaking really in English though I can do a lot of reading.
A. easy
B. hard
C. well
D. good ( )66. I will him about it as soon as he comes back.
A. say
B. speak
C. tell
D. talk
( )67. --- I don’t have much knowledge ab out country music for my paper.
--- Why not get some from Internet?
A. instruction
B. information
C. message
D. advice
( )68. We have had the TV set for ten years. Shall we change it
a new one?
A. to
B. into
C. for
D. with
( )69. Is there a shop near here I can buy some postcards?
A. where
B. which
C. when
D. if
( )70. --- Why don’t we go out for a drive this weekend?-- .
A. Yes, please
B. I think so
C. Yes, that’s all right
D. That’s a good idea ( )71. He was sure that Mathilde lost her necklace in the palace on her way home.
A. both, and
B. not only, but also
C. whether, or
D. either, or ( )37. I’m sure he will come to see me before he abroad.
A. go
B. goes
C. is going to
D. will go
( )72. We together when we were young.
A. were used to swim
B. are used to swimming
C. have been used to swim
D. used to swim
( )73. --- “ does Mr. Lee go to Shanghai on business?”
--- “At least twice a year.”
A. When
B. How soon
C. How often
D. How long ( )74. Excuse me, Mrs. Jones. Would you mind me a favour?
A. making
B. doing
C. to make
D. to do
( )75. It is difficult to carry on the discussion with all this around us.
A. voice
B. noise
C. sound
D. nonsense
Part ⅡReading Comprehension(30points, 2 points for each)
Directions: Read the following two passages and choose the best answer to each question.
（阅读理解：选择正确答案。

分值30分，每题2分。

）
A
Geriatrics is a new branch of medicine that studies diseases of older people. In the past one hundred years medical science has become successful in conquering many diseases that used to kill large numbers of people. As a result many more people are living today in the older age groups. These large groups of older people have their own medical problems, and the study and treatment of these is called geriatrics （老年病学）. The doctor who specializes in them is a geriatrician.
Of course older people have many of the same diseases as younger people, but they are more likely to get some diseases and less likely to get others; so the geriatrician specializes in the diseases that older people are most likely to have trouble with. These are diseases that have something to do with parts, or organs（器
官）, of the body which may gradually（渐渐）wear out. Mainly it is the veins（静脉）and arteries （动脉）,or blood vessels（血管）, that wear out in such places as the heart (causing heart trouble), or the brain (causing cerebral hemorrhage, or bleeding within the brain). Cancer（癌）is another disease studied by geriatrics because it is often caused by long wear and irritation in different parts of the body. Also, there is mental disease that can be caused by the wearing out of blood vessels of the brain in older people. It is like mental disease in younger people except that they usually cannot remember things, or think clearly. In all disease of geriatrics older people need much care and attention.
( )76. Geriatrics is .
A. the study of the illnesses that affect old people and the methods
of treating them
B. the medical problems of old age
C. a kind of diseases of old people
D. a kind of new medicine
( )77. In the second sentence, “conquering” means .
A. getting control of
B. studying
C. discovering
D.fighting against ( )78. Cerebral hemorrhage is .
A. serous bleeding from broken blood vessels inside a person’s brain
B. a disease caused by bleeding within the brain
C. a mental disease
D. a cancer
( )79. who get mental illness usually cannot remember things.
A. Younger people
B. Older people
C. Women
D. Men
( )80. From this article we can know that .
A. organs of older people may wear out easily
B. the wearing out of the organs can be easily broken
C. the wearing out of the organs can cause a lot of diseases
D. diseases of older people are mainly caused by organs of the boby.
B
One cold afternoon is 1937 a football game was taking place. The players were students at Harard University, near Boston, in the United States of America. American football is a rough game in which it is easy to get hurt. The players are usually strong, solid young men, but on this occasion one player was tall and thin. He wasn’t really strong enough for football. But he was keen to succeed in spite of that. He loved outdoor games and played most of them well. Whatever he did, he did with all his heart. He was John Fitzgerald Kennedy.
Twenty-three years later he would become President of the United States. ( )81. The players are easy to get hurt in American football game because .
A. the game is very rough
B. the players are young
C. the weather is cold
D. some players are not strong ( )82. The following statements are true about Kennedy except .
A. he was interested in outdoor games
B. he once studied at Harward university
C. he was tall and strong enough to be a football player
D. he was once elected president of the U. S.
( )83. According to the passage, and young men seemed to be more fit to be football players.
A. tall, thin
B. strong, solid
C. short, fat
D. heavy, keen ( )84. The sentence “he was keen to succeed in spite of that” means .
A. he was sharp and quick to succeed though he was tall
B. he was brave and strong to succeed though he was thin
C. he was important and clever to succeed though he was not strong
D. he was active and eager to succeed though he was not heavy
( )85. When the author says “Whatever he did, he did with all his heart.”
He wants to imply（暗示）Kennedy was a man.
A. warm-hearted
B. serious
C. active
D. quiet
C
Jack Hawkins was the football coach at an American college, and he was always trying to find g ood players, but they weren’t always accepted by the college.
One day the coach brought an excellent young player to the dean（教务长）of the college and asked for admission（可以进入）without taking an examination. “Well,” the dean said after thinking for a while, “I’d better ask him a few questions first.”
Then he turned to the student and asked him some very easy questions, but the student didn’t know any of the answer. At last he said, “Well, what’s five times seven?”
The student thought for a long time and then answered, “Thirty-six.”
The dean who was very serious and strict in his work, threw up his hands and looked at the coach hopelessly, but the coach said earnestly（认真地）“Oh, please let him in, sir! He was only wrong by two.”
( )86. In this passage the writer told us that .
A. none of the sportsmen is not good at arithmetic
B. though the player was good at sports, he was too poor at arithmetic
C. it was always difficult for best sportsmen to enter colleges
D. the coach was very strict in his work
( )87. It is true that .
A. the college would accept all the students who came out at the top in sports
B. the coach didn’t think the player made a great mistake
C. the dean completely agreed to the coach’s suggestion
D. the coach hoped the player could graduate from the college without an exam ( )88. “The dean threw up his hands….” suggests that .
A. he wanted to stop the talk
B. he could not help the coach any more
C. the player had already passed the examination
D. the player’s answer made the dean unhappy
( )89. What do we know about the coach?
A. He had little knowledge of arithmetic.
B. He was an excellent football coach.
C. He was strict with his players.
D. He was satisfied with the player’s answer.
( )90. Which of the following might have happened after that?
A. The coach succeeded in accepting the player.
B. The player was thankful to the coach for his help.
C. The dean could do nothing but give in.
D. The student failed to enter the college.
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