大学英语模拟试题三

《大学英语（一）》模拟试题三第一部分：交际用语（共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分）此部分共有5个未完成的对话，针对每个对话中未完成的部分有4个选项，请从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并用铅笔将答案题卡上的相应字母涂黑。

示例[A] [B] [C] [D]1. — _______—I'm fond of pop music.A. Do you like musicB. Rock and roll is fun.C. What kind of music do you likeD. How about if we enjoy classical?music2. — Hi, David. How's it going— _______— Not bad.A. It's OK. How about youB. Going well. ?C. Not bad.D. I am fine, thank you.3. — I believe the cleaning has been done before we arrive.— _______A. Yes, it is impossible.B. No, it can't be true.C. Who knows!D. No, they couldn't.4. — Allow me to introduce myself. I'm Lisa Cox.— _______A. It's an honor.B. Pleased to meet you.C. I feel very lucky.D. It's my pleasure.5. — _______— I'm very worried about my oral English test.A. Why are you so depressedB. Why are you so excitedC. What are you doingD. Did you do well in your English?test第二部分：阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）此部分共有4篇短文，每篇短文后有5个问题。

请从每个问题后的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并用铅笔将答题卡上的相应字母涂黑。

示例[A] [B] [C] [D]Passage 1It is understood that a ballad is a song that tells a story, but a folk song is not so easily defined. A ballad is a folk song, but a folk song is not a ballad until it tells a story. Folk song, then has included many kinds of music. For example, a sailor’s song of the sea is a folk song. The blues（勃鲁斯歌曲）, a type of jazz popular in New Orleans, may be a folk song. In fact, there are folk songs for every job.“Home on the Range” shows how a popular song may become a folk song. It was first picked up as a folk song in 1910 by John Lomax in San Antonio, Texas. Lomax heard the song from an old man who had been a cook many years before. The song was known all over the Midwest; thought it did not come to national attention until the early 1930s. By 1947 “Home on the Range” was so popular that it became the official state song of Kansas.6. A folk song is also a ballad when it _______.A. tells a storyB. is sung by workersC. makes the listeners feel sadD. covers many kinds of music7. According to the author, which of the following is NOT always a folk songA. A ballad.B. A sailor’s song.C. A state song.D. A goatherd’s song.8. According to the passage, which of the following is NOT TRUE of a folk songA. It is passed on orally.B. It has different forms.C. It may talk about work.D. It is found only in the western states.9. The author uses the example of “Home on the Range” to show that folk songs _______.A. always tells a storyB. are based on written formsC. may come from popular songsD. have become state songs10. The main topic of the passage is the _______.A. different kinds of folk songsB. development of popular musicC. definition of a balladD. importance of folk songs in American lifePassage 2Once a rich man was giving a great dinner. He had got every kind of food that he required except fish, which happened to be hard to get, for the weather had been too stormy for fisherman to go out to seas.On the very morning of the dinner, however, a fisherman appeared at the rich man’s house with a fine turbot （比目鱼）for sale. The fish was gladly accepted, and the fisherman was asked to name his price.“One hundred lashes（鞭子）, si r, and nothing less,” was the strange answer. “And these lashes must be laid on my bare back.”As the fisherman could not be persuaded to take money instead of whipping, the lashes were laid. After he had received fifty lashes out of the hundred, he cried out, “Stop! I have had my share. I have a partner in this business, and it is right that the remaining fifty should be given to him.”“What!” said the rich man, “Is there another such madman in the world Call him in, and let us see him.”“You need not go far, sir,” said the fisherman. “He is your own porter. He would not let me pass until I promised that he should have half of the price to be paid for my fish.”“Call him in,” said the rich man angrily. “He shall have his fifty lashes.”The fifty lashes given, the porter was dismissed and the fisherman was paid for his fish.11. The rich man was hard to get fish _______.A. because he did not really need any fishB. because of the bad weather the fishermen couldn’t go out to seasC. because the fishermen did not want to give fish to himD. because the fish were in deep seas12. The fisherman reached the rich man’s house _______.A. when all the guests had comeB. just as the dinner was being cookedC. after the dinner was readyD. just on time13. Why did the fisherman ask for 100 lashes for his fishA. Because he did not need any money.B. Because he was foolish and mad.C. Because he wanted to whip the porter himself.D. Because he wanted the porter to be also whipped.14. The porter has also been whipped because _______.A. he didn’t treat the fisherman as a guestB. he didn’t ask for any moneyC. he didn’t let the fisherman pass without asking for anythingD. the fisherman had agreed to his requirement15. Which statement is TRUEA. The porter was dismissed but got half of the money.B. The porter got neither money nor punishment.C. The fisherman received the money but was given the remaining fifty lashes.D. Either the fisherman or the porter was satisfied with the result of the matter.Passage 3Go and watch the baby when he is asleep, see how his chest rises and falls, then rises and falls again.He does not know what he is doing, but he breathes as well as the oldest and cleverest man in the world. He began to breathe when he was born, and he will not stop until he dies; still he does it without thinking about it.See how long you can hold your breath.In some places men dive in the sea for the pearls（珍珠）. They pick up shells that hold the pearls, and the longer they stay under water, the more pearls they can find. For the reason they hold their breath as long as they possibly can. Yet even these pearl divers can’t go without breathing for a long time.Watch to see how many times a man draws his breath every minutes. Some men breathe fifteen times a minute. An elephant breathes only eight times. It was told that a mouse breathes a hundred and twenty times each time.No one needs to tell us that what we breathe every minutes of every day is air. It is around us everywhere, like wonderful sea that we can not see.16. Everyone began to breathe _______.A. when he is oldB. when he is cleverC. when he was bornD. when he was a child17. What do the men dive in the deep sea forA. They want to hold their breathB. They want to make their bodies strongerC. They want to find pearlsD. They want to find reasons for breath18. The word “It” in the last paragraph means _______.A. wonderful seaB. airC. a mouseD. an elephant19. A mouse breathes _______ times more than an elephant every minute.A. 105B. 120C. 112D. 1520. Which of the following is NOT TRUE in the passageA .We can’t live without air B. The babies need to breatheC. The dead also need to breatheD. Animals need to breathe every minute.Passage 4In 1884, Thomas Stevens decided to ride around the world. He would go by bicycle. No one had done that before. No one has done the same way since. But first Tom hadto learn how to ride a bicycle.Tom learned quickly. In April, he left his home in San Francisco. He covered 3,000 miles of rough roads. He got to Boston in August. By then Tom had run out of money. He met the famous Colonel Pope. Pope was a rich man who made and sold bicycles. He agreed to pay for Tom’s trip to Europe, so Tom put his bicycle on a bo at.Tom’s bike had a giant wheel in front. Sometimes the wheel broke. In Europe, there was always someone to fix it. Tom liked Europe. The roads were good there. There were wonderful things to see. Back home, people read about Tom’s trip in the newspapers.In Asia, the ride got harder. Most people did not speak English. Sometimes people stopped him to look at his bicycle. Animals blocked his path, but Tom rode on. Chinese people gave him gifts. Tom was pleased with the gifts, but they were heavy. The gifts slowed him down. He didn’t worry about lost time, though. He was in no hurry.In January, 1887, Tom returned to San Francisco. He had been away for almost three years. He wrote about his trip and gave talks. He became well-known. He made enough money to li ve on. Tom’s long ride really paid off!21. This story is mostly about _______.A. animals in AsiaB. a man who saw the world on a bicycleC. a new kind of bicycleD. Colonel Pope22. Colonel Pope paid for _______.A. Tom’s trip to Eu ropeB. a new bicycleC. a hamburger dinnerD. Tom’s trip to Asia23. Tom liked Europe because _______.A. he made moneyB. the roads were goodC. his wheel brokeD. the people were friendly there24. At home, people found out about Tom’s trip _______.A. on the radioB. from Chinese peopleC. from newspapersD. on TV25. Tom rode slowly in Asia because _______.A. his gifts were heavyB. he did not speak EnglishC. his bicycle brokeD. he became ill第三部分：词汇与结构（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）此部分共有15个未完成的句子，针对每个句子中未完成的部分有4个选项，请从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并用铅笔将答题卡上的相应字母涂黑。