6月6日上海第二工业大学英语I(专科)试卷

2021年1月20日发(作者：孟云卿)
上海第二工业大学继续教育学院

大学英语
I
（专科）试卷

Part I Multiple Choice (50 points)

一、选择题

（每题
2
分，共
25
题，共
50
分）

is internationally famous


A


his novels.

A. for





B. to












D. in

2.

She is blind

B

her husband's faults.

A. as




B. to







C. on





D. in

3. Charles has never felt the need to

C

with anyone.


ition




B. competitive






e




D. complete

4.

Their talks are expected to focus


C

arms control.

A. with





B. in








C. on










use clubs allow members


A


buy goods at wholesale prices.

A.

to
























D. with

6. Your


A


is who you are.

ty


cal




fy





fied

't be a baby and cry


A


that little scratch.























was Helen Lee's major


C

when she changed her job in the middle of her career?



ts


eration





9. There is no


A


at all that we did the right thing.

A. doubt

B. consideration


C. mistake

D. question

should be based


B


solid facts.


A. to




B. on





C. about




D. for

have to cope with
a mountain of
problems.

Which one of the following phrases is
not
the meaning of ‘
a mountain of
’?

D


A.

a large number of



B.a great deal of




of




of

best way to deal with a tease is to


A


him.

A.

ignore









B. neglect








C. ignored




D. neglected

13.

We often


B

to make proper use of our bodies.

A.

ignore








B. neglect








C. ignored





D. neglected

14.

Now that the problem has been identified,


A

action can be taken.

riate




B. appreciate





C. inappropriate



ly

15.

There can be no doubt that you will succeed


B

your scientific research.



1



















C. to







D. from

16.

A


C


place, thing, or person is tidy and smart, and has everything in the correct place.







B. disorder








C. neat







D. dirty

17.

He pointed

A

the dangers of driving alone.








B. in









C. to









D. from

18.

I fell down and broke three of my teeth. I wonder how many times I have to come here and



get my false teeth

C

.

A. fix






B. fixing






C. fixed






D. to fix

19.



D


clean is a safeguard against disease.

A. to be keeping

B. kept





C. keep





D. keeping

20. Seeing is


B

．

A. to believe

B. believing




C. believed


D. being believed

21.I don't know whether you happen


C


, but I am going to study in the USA this September.

A. to be heard

B. to be bearing



C. to hear



D. to have heard

teacher asked us


D

so much noise.

A. don't make

B. not make


C. not making

D. not to make

23.





What is the meaning of
‘be willing to’
in the sentence?


B



no reason for not doing something

or pleased to help

want to do something

ng to do it

teacher came into the classroom

C

by his students.

ing

B. to be following


C. followed

D. having followed

place


A

interested me most was the Summer Palace.

A. which



B. where




C. what



D. in which


Part II Reading Comprehension (30 points)

第二部分

阅读理解

（每小题
3
分，共
10
题，共
30
分）

Passage 1









How I Did It: Jack Ma,

(Jack Ma's Speech in Stanford University I)

When I was 12 years old, I got interested in learning English. I rode my bike for 40 minutes
every
morning,
rain
or
snow,
for
eight
years
to
a
hotel
near
the
city
of
Hangzhou's
West
Lake
district,
about
100
miles
southwest
of
Shanghai.
China
was
opening
up,
and
a
lot
of
foreign
tourists went there. I showed them around as a free guide and practiced my English. Those eight
years deeply changed me. I started to become more globalized than most Chinese. What I learned

2
from my teachers and books was different from what the foreign visitors told us.

The other event that fundamentally changed me was in 1979, when I met a family with two
kids from Australia. We met and spent three days together and played
Frisbee. We became pen
pals. In 1985 they invited me to go to Australia for a summer vacation. I went in July, and those 31
days
changed
my
life.
Before
I
left
China,
I
was
educated
that
China
was
the
richest,
happiest
country in the world. So when I arrived in Australia, I thought, oh, my God, everything is different
from what I was told. Since then, I started to think differently.

I flunked my exam for university two times before I was accepted by what was considered
my
city's
worst
university,
Hangzhou
Normal
University.
I
was
studying
to
be
a
high
school
English teacher. In my university, I was elected student chairman and later became chairman of
the city's Students Federation.

When I graduated, I was the only one of 500 students assigned to teach at a university. My
pay was 100 to 120 RMB, which is like
￡
12 to
￡
15 per month. I always had a dream that when
I
finished
my
five
years,
I
would
join
a
business—a
hotel
or
whatever.
I
just
wanted
to
go
do
something. In 1992, the business environment started improving. I applied for a lot of jobs, but
nobody wanted me! I was turned down for secretary to the general manager of a Kentucky Fried
Chicken.
[1]

Then, in 1995, I went to Seattle as an interpreter for a trade delegation. A friend showed me
the Internet there for the first time. We searched the word beer on Yahoo and discovered that there
was no data about China. We decided to launch a website and registered the name China Pages.


Complete the following sentences with the correct answers according to the text.

1.

Why did Jack Ma ride his bike for 40 minutes every morning, rain or snow, for eight years to a

hotel near the city of Hangzhou's West Lake district?

C


A. Because he wanted to be a free guide.

B. Because he wanted to make friends with foreign tourists.

C. Because he wanted to practice English.

D. Because he wanted to enjoy scenery there.

2. What made Jack Ma became more globalized than most Chinese according to paragraph 1?

A





A. Those eight years experience as a free guide for foreign tourists.

B. Riding his bike every morning.

C. What he learned from his teachers and books.

D. China's opening up.

3. “The other event that fundamentally changed me was in 1979.” In the sentence, what does the
word “fundamentally” mean?

A


A. Essentially.

B. A certain extent.

C. In a sense.

D. Finally.

4. Why did Jack Ma start to think differently since then according to paragraph 2?

B



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