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学科教学（英语）

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高级英语

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I. Vocabulary and Structure (

每题

2

分

,

共

40

分

)

Directions:

Choose the best word or phrase to complete each of the following

statements.

1. ______

，

Marcia walked up to the podium and deliverer an animated

acceptance speech

．

A

．

Excited about winning the award

．

B

．

Been excited with winning the award

．

C

．

To be excited about winning the award

D

．

Exciting with winning the award

2.

As

a

scientific

document,

the

book

should

stand

for

several

years

until

further make revision .

A. development; impossible

B. experiments; optional

C. advances; necessary

D. attempts; undesirable

3. When I was a teenager

，

I______a lot and people couldn

’

t understand

what I was saying

．

A

．

complained

B

．

mumbled

C

．

uttered

D

．

gossiped

4. Dry farming is a type of agriculture used in areas less than 20

inches of rainfall.

A. there are

B. where there is

C. in which is

D. which has

5.

Not until 1942______a drying patient’s life using penicillin．

A

．

when John Bumstead and Orvan Hess saved

B

．

saved John Bumstead and Orvan Hess

C

．

did John Bumstead and Orvan Hess save

D

．

that John Bumstead and Orvan Hess saved

6. Birds that breed on high cliffs have pear

－

shaped eggs that roll in

a tight circle

，

making_____less likely to roll off the cliff

．

A

．

somewhere

B

．

sometimes

C

．

something

D

．

somewhat

7.

______

，

the

condor

in

Peru

is

threatened

by

the

rapid

encroachment

of

humans

．

A

．

As isolated as its few remaining habitats may be

．

B

．

As its few remaining isolated habitats may be

．

C

．

May its few remaining habitats be as isolated

．

D

．

Its few remaining habitats may be as isolatcd

．

8.

When

the

limestone

or

other

carbonate

rock

just

below

the

ground

surface

dissolves naturally, ______ collapses and forms sinkholes.

A

．

a land

B

．

the land

C

．

the lands

D

．

lands

9. We look with pride at our new bridges and dams, for they are works of

art as well as of______.

A

．

leisure

B

．

aesthetics

C

．

drudgery

D

．

utility

10. When two people feel the same way about each other, their feelings

are ______.

A

．

habitual

B

．

mutual

C

．

relevant

D

．

equivalent

11.

American

schools

tend

to

put

more

emphasis

on

developing

______

skills

than they do on acquiring quantities of facts. Students are encouraged

to ask questions, think for themselves and express their own opinions.

A

．

critical-thinking

B

．

interpersonal

C

．

intellectual

D

．

social

12.

At

each

end

of

the

tube

______,

one

which

gathers

light

and

one

which

magnifies the image.

A

．

are two lenses there

B

．

two lenses are

C

．

are two lenses

D

．

two lenses are there

13. Reports have recommended that universities should prize good

teaching______ good research.

A

．

the same as

B

．

much as

C

．

as well as

D

．

in accordance with

14.

The

county

of

Kent

is

known

as

the

of

England

yields

a bountiful harvest of fruits and vegetables.

A

．

although

B

．

because

C

．

so that

D

．

such as

15.

______ almost every major city in the world.

A

．

Air pollution that now afflicts

B

．

Not only does air pollution now afflict

C

．

Air pollution now afflicts

D

．

Air pollution is now afflicted

16.

it

has

been

estimated

that one

hundred

thousand

men

participated

in the gold rush of 1898.

imately much as

17.

It is generally true that the lower the stock market falls,

A. higher the price of gold rises

B. the price of gold rises high

C. the higher the price of gold rises

D. rises high the price of gold

18. Famous for his punctuation, typography, and language, Edward

Estlin Cummings published his collected poems in 1954.

A. new innovations for

B. innovations newly approached in

C. newly approached

D. innovations in

19. The average elevation of the Himalayas is twenty thousand feet, and

Mount

Qomolangma to

more

than

twenty-nine

thousand

feet

at

its

apex

C. aroses

20. Unless protected areas are established, the Bengal tiger, the blue

whale, and the California condor face of extinction.

A. possible

B. the possibility

C. being possible

D. possibly

II. Close Test (

每题

2

分

,

共

40

分

)

Directions

:

Read the following passage carefully and fill in each blank with the best

choice.

Most

worthwhile

careers

require

some

kind

of

specialized

training.

Ideally,

therefore,

the

choice of an

1

should be made even before choice of a curriculum in high school.

Actually,

2

, most people make several job choices during their working lives,

3 because

of

economic

and

industrial

changes

and

partly

to

improve

their

position.

The

perfect

job

does not exist. Young people should

4

enter into a broad flexible training program that will

fit them for a

5

of work rather than for a single job.

Unfortunately many young people have to make career plans

6

benefit of help from a

competent vocational counselor or psychologist. Knowing

7

about the occupational world,

or themselves for that matter, they choose their lifework on a hit-or-miss

8

. Some drift from

job to job. Others

9

to work in which they are unhappy and for which they are not fitted.

One common mistake is choosing an occupation for its real or

10

prestige. Too many

high

school

students

or

their

parents

for

them

choose

the

professional

field,

11

both

the

relatively small proportion of workers in the professions and the extremely high educational and

personal

12

. The prestige that people tend to

13

to a profession or a white-collar job is

no good reason for choosing it as life's work.

14

,

these

occupations

are

not

always

well

paid.

Since

a

large

15

of

jobs

are

in

mechanical and manual work, the majority of young people should give serious

16

to these

fields.

Before

making

an

occupational

choice,

a

person

should

have

a

general

idea

of

what

he

wants

17

life and how hard he is willing to work to get it. Some people desire social prestige, others

intellectual

18

.

Some

want

security;

others

are

willing

to

take

19

for

financial

gain.

Each occupational choice has its demands as well as its

20

.

1.

［

A

］

identification

［

B

］

entertainment

［

C

］

accommodation

［

D

］

occupation

2.

［

A

］

however

［

B

］

therefore

［

C

］

though

［

D

］

thereby

3.

［

A

］

entirely

［

B

］

mainly

［

C

］

partly

［

D

］

his

4.

［

A

］

since

［

B

］

therefore

［

C

］

furthermore

［

D

］

forever

5.

［

A

］

place

［

B

］

chance

［

C

］

field

［

D

］

opening

6.

［

A

］

to

［

B

］

for

［

C

］

without

［

D

］

with

7.

［

A

］

little

［

B

］

few

［

C

］

much

［

D

］

a lot

8.

［

A

］

chance

［

B

］

basis

［

C

］

purpose

［

D

］

opportunity

9.

［

A

］

apply

［

B

］

appeal

［

C

］

stick

［

D

］

turn

10.

［

A

］

imagined

［

B

］

substantial

［

C

］

acquired

［

D

］

demanded

11.

［

A

］

concerning

［

B

］

following

［

C

］

considering

［

D

］

disregarding

12.

［

A

］

preferences

［

B

］

requirements

［

C

］

tendencies

［

D

］

ambitions

13.

［

A

］

contribute

［

B

］

attach

［

C

］

attribute

［

D

］

allot

14.

［

A

］

Therefore

［

B

］

However

［

C

］

Nevertheless

［

D

］

Moreover

15.

［

A

］

proportion

［

B

］

part

［

C

］

quanitity

［

D

］

batch

16.

［

A

］

proposal

［

B

］

suggestion

［

C

］

consideration

［

D

］

appraisal

17.

［

A

］

towards

［

B

］

against

［

C

］

out of

［

D

］

without

18.

［

A

］

knowledge

［

B

］

satisfaction

［

C

］

culture

［

D

］

sensitivity