湖南商务职业技术学院单招测试卷试题附解析英语.docx

一、单句填空

1.The boy was so crazy computer games that he played online over ten hours

every day.

2.Not once has she given in to any difficulty in her life and that’ s she is a strong-willed woman.

3.As a businessman,David is so busy that rarely he have time for his family.

4.By the time I saw the job(advertise) in the newspaper,it was already

too late.

5.— This is a good place for a picnic.

—Yes,it couldn’ t be(good).

6.Jim(watch)a late night film at home when,right in the middle of a thrilling scene,the television went blank.

7.— Wow! Jane,you ’ re slim again.

—Yes,I have been a diet these days.

8.he couldn ’ t understand was why the number of people eating in his restaurant was decreasing day by day.

9.Please make sure that no details(overlook)before you deliver a speech.

10.I looked up and noticed a snake(wind)its way up the tree to catch its breakfast.

二、语法填空

A:I ’ ve read a book about personal ideals, 1 concludes that living without an

aim is like sailing without a compass.

B:I agree.The most important in life is to have a great aim,and the2 (determine)to attain it.Ideals are like the stars.We never reach them,3like mariners,we can chart our course by them.

A:At the very beginning,I wanted to be a writer.However,I was not very4 (confidence)and gave up.

B:The only limit to our realization of tomorrow 5 our doubts of today.

A:To be honest,I really love writing.Luckily,I6(publish)some stories in newspapers up to now.

B:Congratulations.You should devote yourself7realizing your dream.

A:Right.I’ ve also learned it from the book that it ’ s the ideals8have lighted my way,and given me new courage to face life cheerfully.

B:As the old9goes,where there’ s a will,there’ s a way.So,don’ t part with your illusions.When they are gone,you may still exist,but you have ceased to live.

A:Always10 (bear)this in mind,I may achieve my dream earlier.Right?

B:Correct.Good luck!

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

6.7.8.9.10.

三、完形填空

Do you remember the name of your kindergarten teacher? I do,mine.Her name

was Mrs.White.

I don ’ t1much about what we learned in her class,but my mother once told me that we 2 to write a lot.And I would bring back what I3and she would look at it and see there were so many4.But no red corrections.And always a star.Sometimes even a “Good!”would make my5filled with happiness.But it 6 my mother,so one day,she went to meet Mrs.White and asked

her why she never7my mistakes.And she also asked why Mrs.White8red-pencilled in the right spellings of words or9grammatical errors.Mrs.White said,“The children are just beginning to get excited about using10,about forming sentences.I don’ t want to prevent that11 with red ink.Spelling and grammar can12.The wonder of words won’ t...”Maybe she didn ’ t say it exactly like that.And what my mother gave me was the general idea of what she

could13.I added in the rest,because I grew up14 to use words with loving confidence like that.

And it15to me that if Mrs.White had used her red pen more strictly I

probably wouldn’ t be16 you about this now.I look17 now and think she must have been a rather extraordinary teacher.Allow the joy,wonder and18of expression to flower—however wrongly— like that,19 to bloom is better than

not to bloom.And a bud once nipped(掐掉 )never opens.May we all be so20like Mrs.White.

And thanks to Mrs.White I was not worried about writing what I meant even

if I couldn’ t quite spell it out.