4、A. dealt with
C. figured out
4. The li&ht from a laser
A# connect ■
C. contacts
H. rtrrivcd nt
11 renchcd (or
in a narrow bcam
B> concentrnteN
D. conhneM
5. Fifteen in a littlr younx to a serious long distance relationfthqh
A. put up with B. be pressed into
C. be convinced of 11 be invo
5、lved in
6. When it waa all overt both men spoke g i( there n Kerioi^ problem.
A. isn*t
B. hadnt been
Q hAvrn*t been
D. w 心 nt
7. Hy the time you 一 — in Beijitw.
dinner with Mom und Dud nt
A. nrrive ??? will be having
It arrived …will hove
(\ will arrive ??? will hnve
& Hr no eiirk today
6、that he does not
Anything to ent.
A. feel to like having
G (eel like to huve D. fee! like having
9. Can you tell me a post office nrxir here?
A. where la there FL that is there
C if there is D. what there is
10. Not only pets, they made them do strange things tor their rnieruinmcnu
A. kept
7、 rich people rich people did keep
C. did rich people keep D. rich people kept
II ? Cloze
Dirrctiomit For each numbered bliink in the following passage# there are four choices marked A, B? C and D. Choose the best onr and nurk your answer on the ANSWER SHEET. (20 poind)
When you read n story in E
8、nglish> do you read it for the story or for the English? Thig t> a qurstion that is not ho foolish 11 it may ecm. For I find that many tudcnu of English pay far more attention to the story than to the English. They read nnd enjoy and (or a long rime 12 remember the tttory> but do not care to siudy i
9、hr use of words and phra^E^ in it. For inMance9 they keep the memory of 13 thr eternnl triangle is solvedt but do not remember a single sentence in the story and cannot tell what preposition is used before or after u 14 word in the speech of a ccrtnin chnrRCtcn
()1 course its all right to read And
10、15 and remember a story, and bo long ns one wants to know the story only, one needs not 16 aboui the UnguHKe< The camc K quite different with n student of En^liiih. I mean h stucicni as distinguished from a student of Mtanea or 17 in called the gmernl reader.
As you may also have gathered from the
11、above, you ought to read very carefullye Not only very carefully but aloudt and that Again and again 】8_ you know the passage by heart and can recite it as if it were your own. Positively this will teach you many 19 words and phraaes; negatively it will help you to avoid many errors and faults in ex
12、pression. Incidenrallyv I have found from experience that intelligent copying is an aid to 20 by heart ?
11.
A.
that
B.
(:? than
D. as if
12.
A.
afterwards
B.
lately
C. Utter
D. mere
13.
A.
when
B.
where
C whm
D. how
14.
A.
simple
K
single
Q only
D. certain
15.
A.
enj
13、oy
B.
ignore
C< comprehend
【). realise
16.
A.
bother
R
worry
C? concern
D. trouble
17.
A.
which
B.
what
C? that
D?13
18. A. iiinre
B. for
C? till
IX while
19. A< uiteful
B. toiiKh
C. denirnble
t). Available
20. A. mtidying
B. kerning
C. rvadinK
D? reviewing
Ul> Rea
14、ding Comprvhcmiion
Dirccthmsi butch of the p&Miges below h followed by Mime quMtlonx. For each question Ihm ■re four answer% marked A? B? C and I). Read the pasMagcsi carvfully und chmmc thr bct nnwcr to each ot (he qucutions. Mark your answer on the ANSWER SHEET. (20 point*) Questions 21 ~25 urc o
15、n the following
Deep inidc a mountain nenr Sweetwater in E/im( Tennessee ir a body of water known am thr Lout Sca< It i limed by the (iuinne Book of World Records 心 the world、 underground lke< The Lost Sen in pnrt of nn rxtrnmvc nnd Inntoric cove nylcm called Craighead CaverriB<
The cuvcrnii have
16、been known nnd used since the day* of the Cherokee Indinn nution* The rve expandn into n ncricn of huge rooms from ? sninll opening on ihr nidr of the mountaint approxiniAtely onr mile from the cnironett in o room called HThe Council Room.〞 where many Indian artifacts have been found. Some of the it
17、ems discovered include pottcry> arrowheadst weapons ? and jewelry.
For many years there were persistent rumors of a large underground lake somewhere in a eave, but it was not discovered until 1905. In that year, a thirteen-year-oH boy named Ben Sands crawled through n small opening three hundred fe
18、et undergrounds He found himself in a large cavc half filled with water.
Today tourists vtJtit the Lost Sea and ride far out onto it in glass-boitomed boats powered by electric motors- More than thirteen acres of water have been mapped out so far snd still no end of the lake has been found. Even th
19、ough teams of divers hove tried to explore the Lost Seat the full extent of it is still unknown.
21. The Losl Sea is unique because U is ?
A. part of a hisioric cave system
B< the biggest underground lake in the USA
C listed in the Guinness Book of World Records
D? the largest body of water in
20、 Tennessee
22. The Craighead Caverns have been knozun ?
A. throughout history
R. since the time of the Indian nations
C? since 1905
IX diver explored them
23. Who located tht Lott Sea ifi recent Zimri? ?
A. The Cherokee Indiana B> Tourim
Q Hen Sandu D? Scientists
24. What wai found in **
21、 Thf Council Room H? ?
A. A tmall natural opening U. A Urge cave
C< Another ncricn af raonin 11 Many old Indinn Objrctn
25. It can br inferred from /Ar pasia^r that thf Oajg/iruJ ( awrns presently srrrzr at
A. an underground taHinR site 11 an Indian meeting ground
C. ? touriiit Attrnction D.
22、a motorboat rnce coume
Questions 26?30 are bused on the following pf Rts
Some people htc everything that in modern. They ennnot imARinc how unyone can rcnlly like modern mutci they find H hard to accept the new faahion!! tn clothingi they think that all modern painting in uglyi and they seldom hov
23、e n Rood word for the new huildingR thm lire beintf built everywhere in the world Such people look for perfection in evcrythinR> nnd they take their ntAndftrdn of perfection from the pa(> They arc uNually impnfient whIi Anyone who i? brnvc enough to ex|x?nmcnt with new idmts or to exprenff hiniAelf
24、or the n^c in any oriRinnl wayn It in. o( coume* (rue thnt many artints do not nucccrd in their work and inntrftd produce worku that enn only br conjiidcrrd aa Rhimi. 1( the work of art a painlinKt the mints (allure conccrnji himnell alone> but if it in n buildingt hin (Allure concern* olhcrt loo. b
25、eenunv it mny dnmAgr I hr benuty of the whole place* This docs ?ometirnrn happen, but it i completely untrue to My.心 tome people do# that modern architecture is nothing.
We cunft judRc every modern building by the stAnclArds of the ancient time# evrn though wc admire fhr nncient buildiriKK. Technol
26、ogically? the modern buildmK^ nrc more advanced. The modrrn architect known he should learn from thr ancient worksf but with hin grrmrr rcnources of knowlrdgc and mntcriid牌 hr will never br content to imiiAte the pAW. He i too proud io do that.
26. Some people half fvrrythinn that m mw/rrn became _
27、 .
A. they are 味ed
B. they look nt fhinK* by the ntarulArda of the pawt
C? they take their mundurdti o( perfection Irom the (ireek
D> they find it hard to nccept modern thin好
27. The writer o f N paxsagr thtriki that .
A. it i true to sny Artime hil in their work
B. i< in untrue to wy artijit
28、s (nil in their work
C it in irue to y only piitntcrM fail in fheir work
D. it in true to my fk)me mim (ail in their work
28. Thr writer th ink $ the failure of a budding ?
A. concerns others
l< mcann nothing
C. concerns only the artiiil
11 concerns all the people in the world
29? Tht write
29、r thinkn that ?
A. we emt buddtngN by the Ancient utAndardM
11 wr cnnft judge all the modern buildings by the ancient tandard!i
C. wr c/inft judge all the buildings by the ancient Mftndards
(X wr cnnFt judge modern buildings
30. Technolo^ically. the madtrn butldinn^ art mort advanced. I hr srn
30、/rnrr mrana
.
A. the nneient nrchitcct# h?d no technology
H. the modern buildin.n are advanced because they are completely different from the
nncirnt buildinft^
(\ the modern Architect!* use more advnncrd technology
【). the modern buildingn nre more bcu(i(ul
|V. Translalion
l)lrectiomt Put e
31、ach of the following wntrncci into EnRlhh or Chinese. wiinR I hr word given In
I he bracket if any. Write your an^cr on the ANSWER SHEET. (15 points)
3L Whiitf n intrnne in a relationship is ncwncM< Phnt 1 a why the urcnt romances of litcrAturr urc never between people who >tay tORclheL
32. To wi
32、n the lottery you only need luck, but to manage the ehnnges in your life that come with the jackpot ? you need 1。調(diào) of planning and good advice*
33. There was# however. 8 need for food to be carried from the bowl to the mouth, and chopsticks came along to meet that need.
34. 那么,F 一次頭偏發(fā)作時(shí),也許你不會(huì)急奔藥店了
33、 .而是成談下面這些頭痛自然療法.
(instead of>
35. 在過去的二十年里.個(gè)人計(jì)算機(jī)EliS給家庭生活和工作帶來了巨大的變化〔brinR
chAnffca〕.
V. Writing
36. Directions| For this part you arv allowed 30 minutes to write a composition io no less than 100 words according to the inforimidon igiven. Write your answer on the ANSWER SHEET. 〔25 points〕
〔D
34、Wn〔Mmogg〕fi VttJKi
〔2〕 B形成的原因i
〔3〕 治理霧菰的建儀.
You can write the composition In three paragrnphs. Kemcmbcr to write it neatly.
試題答案及評(píng)分標(biāo)準(zhǔn)
〔僅供參考〕
I.第一部分〔20%,每小H 2分〕
L B
2. A
3. D
4.B
5. D
6.B
7. A
8. D
9. C
10. C
H.MZ分〔20%,每小BS2分〕
11. B
12. A
13. D
14. D
15. A
16. A
17. B
1
35、8. C
19. A
20. B
嘰第三部分〔20%,每小題2分〕
2\. C
22. B
22. C
24. B
25. C
26. B
27?D
28. A
29. B
30. C
IV. 第四部分〔15%,每小原3分〕
〔答案并不?定要求與所給答案完全一樣.符合句意,無語法錯(cuò)誤?得3分,基本符合句 蔻.無重大語法錯(cuò)誤.得2分,不太符合句意,有明顯兩法錯(cuò)誤,得1分j不符合句意,句子無法 讀懂.得0分.其他情況?酣情扣分?〉
31. 戀愛關(guān)系中最強(qiáng)烈的是新釁感.這就是為什么偉大的文學(xué)作品從來不去描述人們?nèi)?何幸福地生活在一起的原因.
32. 中彩
36、票你需要的只是運(yùn)氣.但是如何把摞暴富帶來的生活中的神種變化.你需要的卻 是精心的安排和良好的建議?
33. 不過.由于需要將食物由碗里送到嘲里.這樣筷子就應(yīng)運(yùn)而生了.
34? So. next time you have a headache* instead of rushing to the drug store, you might want to try one of these natural headache remedies.
35. Over the past twenty years? personal computers have brought tremendous changes to the home and the workplace.
V. 第五部分〔25%〕〔答案略〕
36 .〔評(píng)分標(biāo)準(zhǔn):
21?25很好.基本無語法惜誤.內(nèi)容切颼、結(jié)構(gòu)合理、行文
16?20較好.無食大語法惰誤、內(nèi)容比較切地、靖構(gòu)比較合理、文字比較通原.
10-15差.語法錯(cuò)誤很多?結(jié)構(gòu)較亂.內(nèi)容與83目要求不很一致?字?jǐn)?shù)不第.
。?9很差.語句不通、語技錯(cuò)誤太務(wù),文不時(shí)題、結(jié)構(gòu)混亂.〕
國家開放大學(xué)電大?？啤毒C合英語3》2020-2021期末試題及答案試卷號(hào)：2160
