months是什么意思中央电大2013年7月高级英语(2)试题

2020年11月25日发(作者：鲁仙圃)
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中央广播电视大学
2012-2013
学年度第二学期“开放本科”期末考试
高级英语（2)试题
2013年7月
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1,Vocabujary and Gramma:
Choose the best answer fur each bnank from the four choices your answer on the
Answer Shect.(2 points each,30 points)
1 .A
speak to the recruitment manager, please.
B: I'm sorry, I'm afraid he's not in the office at the moment
A.I wonder i
门
could
B.I'rn afraid I can't
you think you could
you for
2. Th
is time tomorrow,we'll have handed in Our assignments and
'll be relaxing
're relaxing
'11 relax
relax
3. Just
dirty dishes in the sink. I'11 wash them.
B. take
D. lose
your lunch? Aren't you hungry?
in the park.
A. talk
C. leave
4. Why are you
g out
g with
g at
ng out
5. After they

finishing
finished
finished
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dinner, they went out.
6. A:I really should go home now,or
my name'll be mud.
B:_
A:Oh,I meanl'11 be very u flpopu1ar_I'm late!
I meant was
you with me?
C.I am listening.
,I'm not with you.
7. I'm glad I saw that film,it really
A. cheered up
B. cheered me up
C. cheered up me
D. me
cheered up
8
admit that most people are not interested
in being informed.
decide to
have to
other hand to
far as I
9
it, it's all about money-it's pure greed.
way I see
have to say
about
far as I see
1o. If Tony
me a lift on his bike, I always say'no
八．
offer
B. would offer
C. offered
D. offers
11. I sometimes feel as if Toby 'Sn't even aware of my
A. exist
B. existence
C. existing
d
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12. Do we really have to fill in all these forms? It's so
A. simple B. appealing
C. modern D. tiresome
13. You look a bit_.Maybe you should take some extra vitamins.
d
-down
ent
ed
14. Once the press find out his secret,he'11 never live it

C. down D. off
15. There are_mistakes in this TV guide:I'ye found one on every page so far.
a few
too many
no
few
II .Reading comprehension
Passage One
Read the article and then match 16-20 to A-E. Write your answer on the Answer Sheet.(4
points each,20 points)
Do you realise that your body language is telling people a whole range of things that you
may not be conscious of? In this introduction to her series on nonverbal communication,
Rebecca Cripps gives us some tips for interpreting and using the unspoken code.
一 16一 . We lean towards people we find attractive and interesting and away from those
we don't,It's that simple!
止里一．
Holding your palms slightly up and outwards is seen as open and friendly.
Gestures with the palms down are generally seen as dominant and possibly aggressive. This
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palm up,palm down distinction is very important when it comes to shaking hands
we
suggest you always offer a handshake upright and vertical,to convey equality.
18 .Stand too close and you'11 be seen as pushy. Stand too far away and
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appear unfriendly. Neither are what we want,so observe in a group Situation how close the
other people are to each other. If you move closer to someone and they back away,you'ye
probably overstepped the mark and are just a bit too much in their personal space.
19,even though most people can'tmove them much,if at all. However, you'ye
got two ears and only one mouth,so try to use them in that order, If you listen twice as
much as you talk,you come across as a good communicator who knows how to strike up a
balanced conversation without being
20 .We purse our lips and sometimes twist them to the side when we're thinking.
We might also use this movement to hold hack an angry comment. Then of course we smile:
people smile for all sorts of reasons, only one of which is to signal happiness. But more of
that next week.
movements can give away all sorts of clues
gestures are so numerous it's hard to give a brief guide but here goes
ce from others is crucial if you want to give the right signals
of the body in relation to others gives an indication of our attitude towards
them
play a vital role in communication with others
Passage Two
Read the article and then judge the statements are true
《
T),false
《
F)or not informed(NI).
Write your answer on the Answer Sheet(2 points each,10 points).
Amazing People
In this week's edition of Amazing People,we have decided to include some less
well-known celebrities. They may not be world famous or household names,but as we often
say,there's more than one way to be special!
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Disabled sailor crosses Channel
On August 23rd 2005,a British woman who can only move her head,eyes and mouth,
sailed across the English Channel and into the record books. Completing her journey in just
over six hours,Hilary Lister set a record for the world's longest solo sail by a disabled
person. Using only her breathing to navigate her boat,she reached Calais to a hero'5
welcome. Having arrived in France,Mrs Lister said,'I'm just thrilled',and attributed her
success to the people who'd helped her. When she made her crossing,she'd been paralysed
for four years. And she'd been sailing for only two. Having lived an active life before her
illness,she took up sailing to boost her confidence.
Lightning never strikes twice?
Roy Sullivan,a forest ranger from Virginia,was struck by lightning seven times in his
thirty- six-year career. The first strike was in 1942. He wasn't hit again until twenty-seven
years later,driving his truck. The following year, another bolt of lightning burnt his
shoulder, while his hair caught fire in a fourth strike in 1972. A year later,Sullivan was
driving around the park when a bolt came out of a small cloud,knocking off his shoe.'l
actually saw the lightning coming straight for me,'he said. Lightning struck for the sixth
time in 1976. But it was the final strike in 1977,while he was fishing,that put him in the
Guinness Book of World Records. Two of his Ranger hats,burnt by lightning,are now in
Guinness Exhibit Halls- proof that lightning does strike in the same place twice.
Child prodigy
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart showed musical gifts at a very early age, and was already
composing his first works when he was four. Born in Salzburg in 1756,he was one of the
greatest musical geniuses in history. By the age of six, he'd played before the Austrian
empress and had begun to write his earliest symphonies. A year later,he was playing to
audiences in London and Paris, astonishing them with his brilliance. He worked all over
Europe during the next seventeen years,finally settling in Vienna. He lived just a little over
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