2013年成人河北学士学位英语考试答案-115712.9066

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2013年成人高等教育学士学位英语考试答案-11571.29066

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◇ 本卷共分为 5大题 86小题，作答时间为 120分钟。 ◇ 试卷年份：2013 年

Paper one(90 minutes)Part Ⅰ Dialogue Completion(15 points) 1

Speaker A: We've got to plan the menu for the dinner party. Speaker B: Oh, that's right.（D）

Speaker C: I think we could make chicken salad. A. My God! B.

It just slipped my min C.

How much should we spend? D.

Do you have anything in mind?

2

Speaker A: Let's get back to our talk.（C）

Speaker B: You were talking about your trip to South Africa. Speaker A: Oh, yeah. A.

What did I do? B.

I forgot the plac C.

Where was I? D.

Remind m 3

Speaker A: This is Peter Jackson calling. Is Bob in, please? Speaker B: I'm afraid he's out at the moment.（D）?

Speaker A: Yeah, could you ask him to call Peter at 8964523? A.

Can you call later B.

What's up C.

What's happening D.

Can I take a message

4

Speaker A: I've just been reading through you project report. Speaker B: I hope you didn't find too much wrong with it. Speaker A: , you've done a good job.(B) A.

Otherwise B.

On the contrary C.

However D.

In other words 5

Speaker A: I just lost another 50 cents in this stupid pay phone. Speaker B: . It's always out of order.(B) A.

You're right B.

I'm not surprised C.

Sure it happens D.

It's expected

6

Speaker A: The two parties are fighting for every vote. Speaker B: I think you're right. This election（D）! A.

will come to an end B.

will be funny C.

is going to be close D.

is going to be terrific 7

Speaker A: My girlfriend had an accident and was taken to hospital. Speaker B: Oh, that's terrible.Is she OK? Speaker A: She wasn't hurt badly, but .(A) A.

she was scared B.

she was worried C.

she couldn't care less D.

she would soon recover

8

Speaker A: My new roommate always makes loud noises at midnight and when I remind her, she always makes rude remarks.

Speaker B: Why don't you have a heart-to-heart chat with her? Speaker A: I tried, but .(C) A. no way B.

no problem C.

it didn't work D.

she didn't know 9

Speaker A.. Did you know that James went out of business? Speaker B: That's too bad. his family now.(B) A.

Life must be poor for B.

Life must be pretty hard for C.

Bad luck has fallen on D.

Luck isn't on the side of

A.

Stay overnight in nearby cheap hotel B.

Choose the attractions with lower ticket pric C.

Buy inexpensive meals at fast food restaurant D.

Try not to buy a lot of souvenirs of foo 20

Which of the following statements is true about a mini vacation?(B) A.

It can be as exhausting as a standard vacatio B.

It can be as satisfying as a standard vacatio C.

It can save money but not tim D.

It can save time but not mone 21

请根据以下内容回答21-25题

The sky in the folktale used to（A）. A. be the source of food

B. provide material for painting C. offer bananas and potatoes D. prepare gifts for everyone

本题答案: ABCD 22

How did the sky show that it was angry?(B) A.

It destroyed the palac B.

It turned dar C.

It started storm D.

It killed peopl 23

What did Adami do with the pieces he couldn't finish?(C) A.

He kept them for the next mea B.

He asked King Oba to help hi C.

He hid them under some garbag D.

He threw them awa 24

After the sky went away,（A）. A.

people had to do farming and hunting B.

people went hungry C.

people learnt to make their own gifts D.

people became angry 25

What lesson does the folktale want us to learn?(C) A.

Nature can conquer ma B.

Lazy people will be punishe C.

Do not waste any gift of natur D.

Do not ignore good advic 26

请根据以下内容回答26-30题

What did the author's mother plan to do for the next 10 days?(D) A. Pack up her belongings in Buffalo. B. Drive to her home in Florida. C. Help the author move home. D. Visit her relatives and friends.

本题答案: ABCD 27

Why did the author and her husband move essentials from the van into their car?(B) A.

The heavily loaded van broke dow B.

The van was probably badly damage C.

The van had taken too heavy a loa D.

Her mother got seriously injure 28

The author was most concerned that（C）. A.

the deer was not killed right on the spot B.

her mother was not feeling good after the accident C.

no one tried to relieve the deer's pain and save its life D.

their well-planned journey was ruined 29

Why did the author ask the police officer to shoot the deer?(A) A.

She couldn't bear to see it suffer the pai B.

She blamed it for causing the road acciden C.

She knew it was going to die anywa D.

She believed it could no longer stand up and ru 30

What does the author most probably agree with?(D) A.

Human life is a lot more important than animal lif B.

Animals should be prevented from crossing highway C.

Injured animals should all be killed to stop their suffering D.

Injured animals should all be given quick and proper treatment 31

请根据以下内容回答31-35题

The biggest problem with talking into a mobile phone when driving is more closely related to the functioning of the（C）. A. hands B. feet C. brain D. eyes

本题答案: ABCD 32

In Melina Kunar's experiments, the group who were talking while performing tasks A.

reacted more quickly and made fewer mistakes B.

reacted more quickly, but made more mistakes C.

reacted more slowly, but made fewer mistakes D.

reacted more slowly and more mistakes 33

The law forbidding the use of hand-held phones when driving（A）. A.

has frequently been broken B.

is necessary and practical C.

will soon arouse heated debate

D）. （D.

has been widely observed 34

It is most difficult to ask people not to use hands-free while driving because（B）. A.

people using them cannot be debated B.

many cars are equipped with such devices C.

drives rely on them for communication D.

it will be inconvenient without them 35

The purpose of the passage is to（A）. A.

inform people of the danger of using phones while driving B.

call on lawmakers to make new road laws on the use of mobile phones C.

offer suggestions for drivers who use mobile phones while driving D.

encourage people to reconusider the need to use phones when driving

Part Ⅲ Vocabulary(20 points) 36

Little（C）how much trouble those junk mails would have brought to the receivers. A.

will the senders know B.

the senders will know C.

did the senders know D.

the senders knew 37

Human beings are superior to animals（C）they can use language as a tool to communicate. A. for which B. in which

C. in that D. for that 38

In some countries,（B） is called \ A. which B. what C. that D. one 39

It is not always possible（D）oneself understood in a foreign country. A. make B. making C.

to be made

D. to make 40

Lakers' player Johnson doesn't want to feel the（D）of defeat again in NBA's new season, A. anger B. emotion C. passion D. pain 41

The reporter managed to get into the fake cigarettes mill by （B）himself as a worker. A. altering B.

disguising C. changing D.

pretending

42

The news report explores the problems of the present social（A）system. A. welfare B. benefit C. finance D. profit 43

This company is the major manufacturer of （B）air-conditioners in Europe. A.

homework B.

household C. housing D.

housework

44

Guards（B）shall pay attention to the situational in all aspects. A. on time B. on duty C. on hand D.

on purpose 45

（B）student with a little common sense should be able to answer the question. A. Each B. Any C. Either D. All

46

Ivy felt herself（C） pink with pleasure just as his hands on either side of her head and kissed her. A. to turn B. turned C. turning D.

being turned 47

Since October 2008, there（D）a rapid tall in the volume of exports in this country. A. is B. was C. should be D. has been

48

To my surprise, Lisa said that she enjoyed classical music（B）than pop music. A.

further more B. far more C. any more D. not more 49

Advanced medical technology can extend the fife of the sick and aged to well（A） the age of 70. A. above B. about C. past D. beyond

50

They thought we were late, but my husband and I（B） at the railway station. A.

were already B.

had already been C.

would already be D.

would already have been 51

At the Mayan ruins, we imagined what it（A） like 1,300 years ago when 30,000 people lived here. A.

must have been B. must be C.

should have been D. should be 52

If David hadn't wasted his money gambling in Las Vegas, he（A） to Canada with us next week. A. would go B. should go C.

would have gone D.

should have gone 53

By this time next year, I（D） . and I will already be looking for a job. A.

will graduate B.

am graduating C.

have graduated D.

will have graduated 54

（B）she always did well on her math tests, her parents were not surprised that she got an A.

A. When B. Since C. While D. After 55

The robber passed the bank clerk a bag and told her to fill it with money, （C）she did. A. what B. that C. which D. of which 56

After（D）on eBay, a person can search for an item that he or she is looking for and view pictures of the item.

A. register B.

registered C.

being registered D.

registering 57

In Australia, like in other countries, the Asians make their influence（A） in businesses large and small. A. feel B. feeling C. felt D. to be felt 58

According to IQ scores, you are smartest from 18 to 25, but you're wiser and more experienced（B）increasing age.

A. for B. with C. at D. of 59

The animals, highly sensitive to pollution, can （A） monitors of water quality. A. serve as B. work for C. make up D. take on 60

The complaint would be more（C） if the customer could show us the receipt of the product. A. genuine

B. honest C. credible D. true 61

The cash reward itself wasn't the point:It was the （D）of the contribution. A.

realization B.

admission C. adoption D.

recognition 62

In the early 1990s, with users no longer（D）to the military communities, the Inter'net quickly expanded. A. referred B.

responded C. related D. restricted 63

It is usual for close friends to have attitudes and interests(D) A. in return B.

in practice C.

in general D.

in common 64

I cannot（A） your decision, for I see no money return for the effort. A.

approve of B.

argue with C.

insist on D.

turn down 65

You should develop several relaxation tools and use them regularly（A ）wait until you become stressed. A.

rather than B.

except for C. so as to D. instead of 66

He is not ambitious, and is happy（D）he, has a job which can earn him a living. A.

as soon as B. as far as C. as well as

D. as long as 67

The judge said he was greatly（C）by the high standards of the children's performance. A. excited B. interested C.

impressed D.

appreciated 68

In Britain, employees who are unable to work because of sickness can（B）a weekly state sickness benefit of about 40 pounds. A. apply B. claim C. entitle D.

charge 69

The traffic was moving very slowly, so the driver stopped to （C）another passenger along the way. A. take up B. catch up C. pick up D. put up 70

The （B）meter can detect even a very small amount of gas in the room. A. sensible B. sensitive C. sensing D. sensed

71

It's not always right for teachers to（C）a student's performance and potential by his marks. A. value B. estimate C. evaluate D. calculate 72

it was a lovely room furnished with large ehai and sofas, a kind of sofas（C）one might put his feet up. A. what B. that C. where D. which

73

New research has discovered that the very small brains of bees are（A）to recognize different human faces. A.

good enough B. so good C. too good D.

good only 74

（C）intelligence is largely inherited; it's hard to find out the sources of IQ differences between two individuals. A. If only B. Because C. Even if D. When

75

The truth is not easy to find, （D）is so often the case with a study of history. A. for B. so C. such D. as

Part Ⅳ Cloze Test(10 points) 76

请根据以下内容回答76-75题Internet use appears to cause a decline in psychology well-being, according to research at Carnegie Mellon University.

Even people who spent a few hours a week on the Internet experienced 76 depression and loneliness than 77 who logged on less frequently, the two-year study showed. And

it wasn't that people who were already feeling bad spent more time on the Internet, 78 using the Net actually appeared to cause the bad feelings.

Researches are puzzled over the result, which were completely 79 to their expectations. They expected that the Net would prove socially healthier than television, since the Net 80 users to choose their information and to communicate with others.

The fact that Internet use reduces time available for family and friends may 81 the drop in well-being, researchers claimed. Faceless, bodiless “virtual”

communication may be less psychologically 82 than actual conversation, and the relationships formed through it may be shallower. Another possibility is that exposure 83 the wider world via the Net makes users less satisfied with their lives.

“But it's impossible to remember this is not about the technology; it's about 84 it is used,” says psychologist Christine Riley of Intel, one of the study's

sponsors. “It really points to the need for considering social factors in terms of how you 85 applications and services for technology.”

（C） A. less B. little C. more D. much 77

A. that B. those C. which D. they

本题答案:（B） ABCD

78

A. with that B. in that C. and that D. but that

本题答案:（D） ABCD 79

A. contrary B. similar C. common D. indifferent

本题答案:（A） ABCD

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