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2005年北京市高职升本科英语试题

Part I Vocabulary and Structure

Directions: In this part, there are 15 incomplete sentences. You are required to complete each one by deciding on the most appropriate word or words from the 4 choices marked with A,B,C and Do Then you should write the letter in the corresponding space on the Answer Sheet.

1. I don't think this software is appropriate ______children under 12 years old.

A, for B among C. to D will

2. Passengers should allow for ______travel time to the airport in rush hour traffic.

A. actual

B. exact

C. additional

D. accurate

3. I was advised to ______my flight number at least 24 hours in advance when

I was 7 Paris.

A. Justify

B. confirm

C. identify

D. convert

4. AB soon as he comes back I'll tell him when ______and see him

A. you come

B. do you come

C. you will come

D. will you come

5. We are past the period of evolution when only the fittest can______.

A. endured

B. function

C. remain

D. survived

6. The name originated from the days ______this house belonged to the local policeman.

A. which

B. when

C. that

D. what

7 Mr. Black has _____arrived in New York and will meet with the Minister of Trade on

Monday morning.

A. still

B. yet

C. already

D. barely

8. Tom told me that he was really rich and owned a Ferraro, but I _______ him at once.

A. saw off

B. saw out

C. saw over

D. saw through lo.

9. It was not until December 31______we finally got a letter from him.

A. that

B. when

C. which

D. then

10. Miss Poole had no friends and seldom had visitors, ______ the girls who came over occasionally for high tea.

A. except

B. besides

C. in addition to

D. apart from

11. Never for one moment _______ that it could happen to her.

A. has she imagined

B. she did imagine

C. had she imagined

D. she would imagine

12. Because the equipment to be shipped to France is very delicate, it must be handled with _____.

A. care

B. pleasure

C. ease

D. confidence

13. You _____come to meet me here at the station. The tube is quite convenient in this city.

A. needn't

B. needn't have

C. didn't need to

D. don't need to

14. At one time we had about eighty people here who did nothing but _____ into ho family history.

A. to research

B. researched

C. researching

D. research

15. ______ harder, you could have passed this exam.

A. Wan you works

B. Had you worked

C. If you worked

D. If you have worked Part II Reading Comprehension

Directions: There are four reading passages in this part. After reading each passage, you will find 5 questions or statements. For each question

or statement there are 4 choices marked with A, B. C and D. You should

choose the Answer Sheet.

Questions 16 to 20 are based on the following passage.

Most holidaymakers are not aware of the health risks they face abroad even in the most popular destination, because official advice is not reaching them, according to a report from the Foreign Policy Center.

The research by the European think tank found that only 9 percent of travelers could name a health threat on their trip, from sunburn to malaria, and only 2 percent of holidaymakers consult the Office before their departure.

The failure to take necessary precautions abroad could lead to a serious situation which can be disastrous for both individual health and the global economy. The growing intensity and complexity of travel patterns means controlling health problems is becoming even more difficult. Recent outbreaks of SARS and bird flu in the Far East have shown that even relatively small outbreaks can have a great impact on countries economies and the travel industry.

In 2002, Britons made 60 million trips abroad, and around 30-50 percent fell ill, though most cases were minor complaints such as sunburn. The "Health Travel" report recommends major changes in the way travelers are advised about health abroad. Worldwide studies have shown that health officers often give inadequate travel health advice that is not up-to-date, many people assume they will be told about health risks and don't realize they should seek advice themselves, and most brochures don't contain any health information.

The report suggested that instead of relying on the Foreign Office to give advice, travel agents, insurers, the media and guide books should all pass on health information. It said there should be more projects along the lines of the “Know Before You Go" campaign which asks travel companies to pass on Foreign Officers advice to customers.