至于英语2016年浙江省专升本英语真题

2021年1月7日发(作者：包承祖)
浙江省2016年选拔优秀高职高专毕业生进入本科学习统一考试
英语
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PartIReadingComprehension(60marks ,60minutes)SectionA（每小题2分）
FormatI
Direction s:hofthem
therearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,C,ulddec ideonthebestchoiceandblackenthe
correspondingle tteronAnswerSheet.（40marks）
Passageone
Quest ions1to5arebasedonthefollowingpassage:
stsighto fyouisabrilliant
sitswayintoyournewacquaintance ’seyesandcanstayprintedinhisorhermemory
forever .
Artistsaresomethingabletocapturethisquicksilv er,friend,
RobertGrossman,anaccomplishedartistw hodrawsregularlyforForbes,Newsweek,SportsIllustrat ed,
hasauniquegiftforcapturingnotonlythephysica l
appearanceofhissubjects,iesandsoulsof
hund redsoffiguresradiatefromhissketchpad(素描).Oneglance athispicturesoffamouspeople,you
cansee,forinsta nce,theinsecureofarroganceofMadonna,theboyishnesso fClinton,theawkwardnessof
GeorgeBush.
Someth ingataparty,’s
finisheddrawing,puzzledlookcomes over
thesubject’eusuallymumblessomepolitenessli ke,“well,er,eallyis
notme.”Thecrowd’sconvincing echoof“Ohyesitis!”drownsdownthesubject,whoisleftto stareback
attheworld’skedRoberthowhecouldcaptur epeople’s
,”ookatthem.”Almosteverysideofpeople’ spersonalities
isevidentfromtheirappearance,the irgesture,thewaytheymove.
einourfast- pacedinformation-overloadworld,multiple
stimuli bombarduseverysecond,people’stformquickjudgmentsto make
erpeoplemeetyou,theytakeaninstant
ageof youbecomesthedatathattheydealwithforalongtime.
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usuallygetthefirstimpressionifapers onthrough.
ganarticleabouthimorherinafamousmaga zine
gacquaintedwithhisorherbestfriends
abri eflookathisorherappearance
nghisorherpersonalit ycarefully
stheauthorsaythatRoberthasauniquegif t?
rawthesubjectcarefully
emorizethenamesofp eopleinstantly
llustratethesubject’scharacteris tic
ommunicatewithfamouspeopleeffectively
es thephrase“zeroinginon”mostprobablymean?
dingon< br>ng
zledlookonthesubject’sfacesuggeststhat.ist’sdrawingisoutofsubject’sexpectation
wedtr eatedthesubjectrudely
istfailedtoshowhisrespect forthesubject
geofthedrawingwastoorealtobelieve
oncludefromthepassagethat.
uldnevertrustape rsonbyhisorherappearance
stimpressionusuallyhas alonglastinginfluence
gmentbasedonthefirstimpre ssionisalwaysreliable
olongermakeanysenseofthei nformationanhand
Passages2
Questions6to10are basedonthefollowingpassage:
Mydadwasaplumberfor thepublicworksdepartmentinourtown,sofromtimetotime hecameinto
imaginesittingintheclassandseeingyou rdadpeekthroughthedoorofyour
classroomandwaveat you?Injuniorhigh?
Onegirlinourclassalwaysmadefu nofmebecausemydadwasaplumberandherswasalawyer,
andshewouldalwayssaythingslike,“that’sgross!”Imust admitthatIwassometimesembarrassedby
whatmydaddi d,especiallyinmyearlyteens,whentheonlythingIreally caredaboutwaswhattheother
girlsthought.
Theg irllivedafewstreetsawayfromus,andawinterday—theday heroldersistergotmarried—the
toihercalledevery< br>plumbeghtertold
herfatherthatmyfatherwasaplu mber,erwentoverandtookmewithhim.(maybe
hewashop ingthatthelawyer’sdaughterwouldbenicertome.)Myfath erfixedthetoilet,helpthemclean
upeverything,and didn’ewereleaving,hetoldthegirl,“IfIever
needal awyer,I’llbehappytocallyourdad.”
Aswewalkedtoou rcar,hesaidtome,“Doyoubelievehedidn’tknowwherethem ainshut-offvalve
was?Whatadumbass!”
Fromthat pointon,herdadwasknowninschoolasAttorneyDumbAss.WhenmyhusbandandIboughtourhouse,thefirstthingmyf athershowedhimwasshut-offvalve.I
havealwaysbeen proudtosaythatIamaplumber’sdaughter.
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rfathercametoherschoolandpeekedthroughtheclas sroomdoor,thewritermight
feel.
ened
l’sat titudetowardsthewritercanbebestdescribedas.
het ic
arlyteens,theonlythingthewritercaredaboutwas .
dy
earance
rfatherdid
eothergirlstho ught
ldn’tthelawyerfindanybodytofixthetoiletont hatwinterday?
ittlemoney
plumbersweretoobusy tocome
asamajorsnowstormandnobodywouldcomeoutisdaughterswasgettingmarriedandthehousewasinames s
ghtthewriter’sfatherthinkofthelawyer?
tful
Passage3
Questions6to10arebasedonthefollowi ngpassage:
Imagineaguitarsotinythatyoucan’tseei twiththehumaneye,butyoucanhearsoundwhenits
ople saythefutureisbig,butwhenitcomestotechnology,thewo rldisgetting
smaller.
Nanotechnology(纳米技术)is thesciencethatdealswithdoingthingsinaverysmallway, anditis
-machinestoosmalltobeenseenbytheeyeare< br>semachinesnolargerthanindiameterthanahumanhair, are
ientistssaynanotechnologywillproducethenext industrialrevolution(工
业革命).
iodoftheend
ofthissentencecancontainabout100micrometers,whichi nequalto100,rstand
thisnewtechnology,wehavetoge tridofthenormalideasofsizeandstrength.
Minute(微 小的)robots,called“nanorobots”arebeingdevelopedinthe revolutionizemanufacturing.
Insteadofcarsbeingp roducedonassemblingline,forexample,scientistpredic tthatcarscanbebuiltina
ndsofnanorobotswill
d irecttheprocessandtellthemachinewhattodo.
,pois onchemicalsarestored
h
nanotechnology,ducewo uldbeno
biggerthanasugarcubeandwouldmanufacture exactlytheamountofchemicalsneededatthemoment.
k placewouldbesafer,andtheenvironmentwouldbe
clea ner.
hormentionsguitaratthebeginningofthepassag einorderto.
ucetheknowledgeofguitar
ucetheto picofnanotechnology
sorherowninterestinmusic
bethecraftofmakingmusicalinstruments
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ingtothepassage,whydoesthenanotechnologylead tothenextindustrialrevolution?
-machinesaretiny butbeautiful
-machinesarestrongbutsmart
-mac hinesaresmallbutpowerful
-machinesarecuteandvar ied
ddwarfinPra.3isclosestinmeaningto.

< br>notechnology,wherewillcarsprobablybeproduced?mbleline
containers
themicro-machines
t henanorobots
fthefollowingisNOTthecausesleading tocleanerenvironmentbyadoptingnanotechnology?
i llbelessdangerousspills.
untofproducedchemicals canbepreciselycontrolled.
-factoriesneednotstor echemicals.
torieswillbeoflargesize.
Passage 4
Questions6to10arebasedonthefollowingpassage:< br>WhenCarolineheardthephoneringlateintheevening,< br>hildrenwerelostinthePennsylvaniawildness.
Ca rolinepulledontheredjacketthatsaidRescueonitandcal ledonherdog,Aly,Aly
rolineputontheemergencyligh tandsteppedonthegas.
Sheknewtheyhadnotimetolate .
InthedarkPennsylvaniawood,
wasafierceautum nnight,ly,
cold,itwasdifficultforAlytopickupthe children’sscent,
twomilesdowntheroad,Alybeganto yelpwithjoy,reshiveringand
crying,buttheyweresa fe.
CarolineandAlyareaspecializedteamwithmanyam azing,life-savingrescuestotheircredit.
afriends uggestedcaninesearchand
rescueteam.
inedAlyt o
neisanaturalathleteswhoskisand
mountaincli mbs,Alycanfindpeoplefasterthana
necanalsospeaks evenlanguages,sosheoftentranslatesforother
resc ueworkswhensheworksindifferentcountries.
fthefo llowingcanbestdescribethesituationinPra.1?
ryfthefollowingisNOTafactorleadingtothedifferentsi tuationinPra.2?
negotlost.
therwascold.
n ewasverytired.
ifficultforAlytofindthescent.
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