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升大英语模拟题

Adult College English Test 1
Part I

Listening Comprehension (10 points)
Directions:
In
this
section,
you
will
hear
10
short
conversations.
At
the
end
of
the
conversation,
a
question
will
be
asked
about
what
was
said.
Each
conversation
and
question will be spoken only once. After each question there will be a pause. During the
pause, you must read the four suggested answers marked A, B, C and D, and decide which
is the best answer.
Example: You will hear: Woman: Would you like a cup of tea?

Man:

A cup of tea?
I’
ll need two or three.
Question: What does the man mean?








You will read: A. He wants to buy a tea cup.
B. He doesn
’
t like tea at all.
C. He needs to rest for two or three hours.
D. He will need more than one cup of tea.
The most suitable answer is D. So you should choose answer D as the correct one.

1.

A. By bus





B. By train






C. By plane





D. By ship

2.

A. Tom
’
s






B. His own





C. John
’
s








D. Hers
3.

A. Frank






B. Honest







C. Not strict





D. Strict
4.

A. Eight o
’
clock
















B. Nine o
’
clock





C. Seven o
’
clock
















D. Six o
’
clock
5.

A. 5










B. 3











C. 13











D. 8
6.

A. To visit friends














B. To make friends







C. For pleasure

















D. On business
7.

A. In the classroom













B. In the office







C. In the lab


















D. At home
8.

A. He has no idea where the department is.




B. He wants to go to the department with the woman.




C. He often visits the department.




D. He can
’
t go to the department.
9.

A. To a play.



















B. To a football match.




C. To a film.



















D. To a concert.
10.

A. Because his car broke down.





B. Because the road was bad.




C. Because he got up late.
D. Because he had a traffic accident.

Part II.

Vocabulary & Structure



(20 points)
Directions: There are 20 incomplete sentences in this part.
For each
sentence
there
are four choices marked A, B, C and D. choose the one answer that best completes the
sentence.

11. When he entered the university, he decided to take math as his ____.

A. job








B. work








C. career






D. task
12. ____ you practice your English, ____ you
’
ll learn.
A.

Most
…
the fastest














B. The much
…
faster





C. The more
…
the faster











D. More
…
faster
13. He hasn
’
t come yet, but when he ___, I
’
ll call you up at once.



A. does








B. has









C. would





D. will

14.
“
Must I hand in the paper before Friday?
”




“
Oh, no, you ___.



A. mustn
’
t





B. won
’
t







C. needn
’
t





D. shan
’
t

15. Some people find it difficult to ___ between right and wrong.



A. divide






B. distinguish



C. differ







D. separate
16. Thirty
years later, when she got
her own
family to
___, she came to understand her
mother.



A. raise








B. rise








C. arise







D. arouse
17. Molly was very ____ on watching football matches on TV
.



A. eager







B. interested



C. keen








D. good
18. If ____, we
’
ll stay at home.



A. it
’
ll rain





B. it rains



C. it
’
ll be raining


D. it
’
s to rain
19. I suggest he should ____ himself to his new conditions.



A. adopt







B. regulate



C. suit








D. adapt
20. The man who spoke at the meeting yesterday ____ his brother.



A. was








B. has been



C. is









D. had been

21.
“
Mike is looked down upon.
”




“
So he is. He is thought of as the ____ important person there.
”




A. more







B. least






C. most







D. less
22. Would you please tell me what university you graduated ____?



A .from







B. in








C. on









D. at

23. Let
’
s start working, ____ we?



A. will








B. can






C. may








D. shall
24. Red flowers are generally thought of as a(n) ____ of happiness.



A. sign








B. association


C. object




D symbol
25.
I’
ll put you ____ to Prof. Smith.



A. up









B. in









C. through



D. off

26. When I passed by the classroom, I heard them ____.
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A. singing





B. sing







C. sang






D. to sing

27. The Yangtze River is ____ river in the world.



A. the third long


















B. the third longer





C. the third longest
















D. third longest

28. I
’
d like to take ____ of this opportunity to thank you all for your co- operation.



A. profit






B. benefit






C. advantage


D. occasion
29. Mary was sitting in her comfortable room ____ TV
.




A. watching



B. watched





C. to watch





D. watch
30. Numerous modern skyscrapers have been ____.




A. put on





B. put off







C. put up







D. put down

Part III


Reading Comprehension


(40 points)
Directions: There are 4 reading passages in this part. Each passage is followed by some
questions or unfinished statements. For each of them there are four choices marked A, B, C
and D. You should decide on the best choice.
Passage 1
Our language, songs, and slang are full of images that spring from the use of cash.
When you hear of someone
“roiling
in the green stuff
”
, or when someone asks you for a
“
ten
”
,
you
know
what
they
’
re
talking
about.
But
vital
as
“
greenbacks
”

and
“
cold,
hard
cash
”
may seem to our way of life, one day be outdated. Plastic and microchips
are the
currency of modern banking, and
even those
who now enjoy the feel
of
change in
their
pockets may one day just as attached to a
“
smart card
”
.
The automatic teller machine
“
ATM
”
has become a feature of American life. Many
banks give their customers ATM cards when they open an account, and some cards users
find the service so convenient that they almost never see the inside of the bank. All you do
is insert your card into a slot and punch in your personal identification number and your
transaction.
The
machine
makes
sure
you
have
enough
in
your
account
to
cover
your
present request, then spits out the cash. Customers like the service because it
’
s available at
off-hours and because the machines tend to be faster than going inside and waiting for a
human teller. Banks like the machines because they often save money.
When ATMs first appeared, they were set up by individual banks to serve just that
bank
’
s customers. Now, however, most ATMs are part of networks. Instead of driving to
the ATM at their home branch, most people can now use their cards at ATMs in shopping
malls and supermarkets, or
in
the machines of other banks,
small banks join together to
create
regional
shared
networks,
so
card
holders
can
do
business
anywhere
within
their
region.
And
though
the
concept
is
relatively
new,
two
major
national
networks
have
already made their 30,000 ATMs available to 100 million cardholders.

31. According to the first paragraph, ____ may one day be outdated.



A. cash













B. our languages, songs and slang




C. banks












D. plastic and microchips
32. Many banks give ____ to their customers when they open an account.



A. money





B. cards




C. checks





D. all of the above
33. What do you not do when you get money on ATM?
A.

Insert a card.






B. Punch in transaction.



C. Go inside the bank and wait for the bank teller

D.

Punch in personal identity number

34. Why do customers like the service of ATM?
A.

Because it saves money




B.

Because they can get everything from ATM.
C.

Because it earns money.
D.

Because it is convenient.
35. ATMs were firstly set up by individual banks to serve ____.
A.

Customers from just that bank.
B.

Customers all over the country.
C.

Customers from all banks.
D.

Criminals who wanted to steal money from ATM.
Passage 2
The United States is a very large country. It has many different kinds of landscapes
(
风景
) and many different kinds of people.
In the East, the countryside is green and fresh. Here are some of the first states and
some of the big cities. New York and the capital, Washington D. C., are in the East.
In
the
South,
there
is
the
beautiful
city
of
New
Orleans,
the
capital
of
jazz.
It
is
something hot here, and the people here are very different from those in the East.
The central plains of the United States are fertile (
肥沃的
) with big fields of wheat
and corn.
In the South-West, it is often hot and dry. But the deserts
（沙漠）
and mountains are
beautiful. And California, on the West Coast, is famous as a
“
paradise
”
(
天堂
) state.
The
weather
in
the
Mid-West,
near
the
Great
Lakes,
is
often
cold
and
windy,
and
there is a lot of snow in winter.

36. It
’
s well-known that the United States has many different kinds of _____.



A. landscapes


B. people




C. climates



D. all of the above

37. Some of the first states and some of the big cities are in the East, including _____.




A. New Orleans











B. Washington D. C.


C. California














D. Los Angeles

38. New Orleans is famous for its _____.



A. ballet




B. country music



C. jazz




D. classic music
39. Big fields of wheat and corn can be found in _____.



A. the Central Plains













B. the East







C. the South- West















D. the South

40. The weather near the Great Lakes is often ____.