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成人高等学校专升本招生全国统一考试英语答案必须答在答题卡上指定的位置，答在试卷上无效I.Phonetics.pointsDirections.Leac.o.th.followin.group.o.words,ther.ar.fou.underline.letter.o.lette.combination.marke.A Bv^n*D.Compar.th.underline.part.an.identif.th.on.tha.i.differen.fro.th.other.i.pronunciatio9n.Mar.you.answe.b.blackenm.th.corresppondm.lette.o.th.Answe.Sheet.
1.A.Pattern B.Package C.palace D.parade
2.A.prescription B.observation C.preserve D.deserve
3.A.nowhere B.nuclear C.declare D.millionaire
4.A.double B.found C.doubt D.southwest
5.A.subway B.replay C.survey D.turkeyII.Vocabulary andStructure15pointsDirectionszTher.ar.l.incomplet.sentence.i.thi.section.Fo.eac.sentenc.ther.ar.fou.choice.marke.A,B an.D.Choos.on.aiiswe.tha.bes.complete.th.sentenc.an.blacke.th.correspoiidin.lette.o.th.Answe.Shveet.
6.-----Are yousatisfied withher work,sir--------Not atall.It couldntbe any.A.better B上est C.worse D.worst
7.H.i.no..strange.fo.me..hav.me.hi.o.several.A.situations B.environments C.occasions D.positions
8.We hadbonowed twoVCDs,but didnthave timeto watchof them.
9.Some urgentbusiness has,with willtake upthe wholemoring.A.turned upB.run upC.mixed upD.filled uplO.This diseaseis secondonly heartacttack asa causeof deathall overthe world.Silvia:Well,I justcouldnt fallasleep thesedays.Linda:58Idon,t rememberyou havesleeping problems,Whats botheringyouSilvia:.can.fin..job..faile.i..numbe.o.jo.interviews.Linda:
59.Take iteasy,babe.Everything willbe fine.Silvia:60You know,I reallyneed ajob tomake lifegoing.Linda:Don.worry.Kee.o.tryin.an..wil.kee.a.ey.o.th.jo.ad.fo.you,too.Silvia:Thanks,I will.VI.Writing25pointsDirection.:Fo.thi.parLyo.ar.suppose.t.wriL.lette.i.Englis.i.l00-120word.base.o.th.followin.situation.Remembe.t.writ.i.clearly..你刚收到订购的一件商品，不过发现质量有问题，请你写一封投诉信，内容包括:•61Li Yuan商品名称、订购时间、地点和价格；•何时发现质量问题、何种质量问题；•你所但愿的处理方式参照答案I.
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11.Allen anygood jobsince hecame toNew YorkCity twoyears ago.A.doesnt findB.hasnt foundC.didnt findD.hadnt find
12.The house,was completedin1856,was famousfor itshuge marblestaircase.A.where B.that C.what D.which
13.----Im afraidI haveto gonow,Jim.---------Id ratheryou goalone,It9s alreadytoo late.A.don.B.didn.C.wouldn.D.shouldn,t
14.The profit-sharing planis designedto thestaff towork hard.A.arouse B.excite C.motivate D.assist
15.This isfor tenof ussit at,Please getus a larger one.A.too smalla tableB.a toosmall tableC.a such small tableD.suchsmalla table
16.Air pollution,together withlittering,many problemsin ourlarge industrialcities today.A.caus.B.cause.C.cause.D.causing
17.The deadlinefor thejob isthe endof themonth.we cantget itdone ontimeA.What ifB.How ifC.Only ifD.Even if
18.1f yourelooking fora fully-furnished roomto rent,I thinkthere9s anapartmentin mybuilding.A.empt.B.bar.C.vacan..D.free
19.He isalready anhour late,I dontthink hewill come,A.d...B.wil.h..C.won\h.don.I
20.The managerpromised tokeep mehow ourbussiness wasgoing on.III.Cloze
3.pointsDirections:B an.D.Choos.th.on.tha.i.mos.suita9vbl.an.mar.you.answe.b.blackenm.th.correspondm.lette.o.th.Answe.Sheet.O.ou.firs.day.drivin.o.th.Scottis.islan.o.Mull,m.husban.an..cam.t..stretc.o.wate.tha.w.ha.t.cros.o..smal.ferr.boat.Th.ferryma.aske.i.w.would waitin.te.minute.whiLb.transporte..famil.o.cows th.wate.t.thei.summe.past ure.Thiswit.th.cow.stuc.i.m.min.a..o.Mull,.plac.fa.remove.fro.th.hurrie.confusio.o.cit.lif..tle.an.sand.beaches.On.o.th.bes.day.o.ou.tri.wa.w.joine..natur.tou.o.th.ialand,an.ha.th.fortun.t.se..o.rar.cteatures.includin.re.dee.an.golde.eagles.Bu.n.visi.t.MuLi.withou..tri.t.th.smal.islan.o.Iona.Ion.ha.grea.historica.becaus.i.i.th.plac.wher.earl.Scotti s.king.wer..Ou.firs.attemp.t.ge.t.Ion.ha.t.b.owin.t.th.heav.rai.whic.i.characteristi.o.th.island.
1.wa.anothe.thre.day.befor.w.coul.ge.t.Iona.bu.i.th.en.i.wa.weL th.wai.an.wa.th.highligh.o.ou.trip.
21.A.bothe.B.car.C.objec.D.min.
22.A.acros.B.fro.C.ove.D.beyon.
23.A.acciden.B.even.C.chanc..D.symbo.
24.A.signa.B.sig..C.mar.D.symbo.
25.A.ai..B.searc.C.hop.D.interes.
26.A.found B.learned C.experienced D.realized
27.A.how B.when C.why D.what
28.A.goo.B.luck.C.ba.D.il..
29.A.su..B.numbe.C.dea.D.par.
30.A.considerabl.B.complicate..C.concret.D.complete
31.A.recor..B.senc.C.significanc..D.contribution
32.A.kept B.buried C.placed D.unearthed
33.A.abandoned B.rejected C.left D.deieted
34.A.same B.such C.another D.other
35.A.worth B.costly C.worthy D.valuableIV.Reading Comprehension60pointsDirections.Ther.ar.fiv.readin.passage.i.thi.part.Eac.passag.i.followe.b.fou.questions.Fo.eac.questio.ther.ar.fou.suggeste.andwer.marke.A,Bvan.D.Choos.on.bes.answe.an.blacke.th.correspondin.lette.o.th.Answe.Shee..Passage Oner.typin..messag.i.Wave,eithe..ne.massag.o..repl.,th.perso.yo.ar.writin.tea.se.wha.your.typin.a.yo.typ.i..Sound.awful.rightr.replyin.t.happe.t.b.online,the.ca.jum.int.th.conversatio.a.tha.point.an.chang.wha.i.a.emai.conversatio.int.a.instan.messag.conversatio.o..chat.,.kno.i.th.technolog.wil.wor.a.scal..,.lik.i...lo.o.peopl.didn.lik.e-mai.eithe.whe.i.firs.showe.u..bu.peopl.wil.fin.rea.use.fo.Wav.o.whateve.i.becomes.an.it.on.o.th.mos.interestin.ne.take.o.communicatio..Eve.i.yo.don.lik.it.i.wil.mak.yo.thin.differentl.abou.e-mail.
36.What isspecial aboutWaveA.It makespeople seeeach otheronline.B.It enablespeople tosend real-time e-mails.C.It allowsyou tosend moree-mails at the same.D.It canbe easilyconnected toother communicationsystems.
37.lt isuncertain thatWave willwork onalargescale because.A.people cannotfind practicaluses forit B.it willbe achallenge toregular e-mailC.the technologyit needsis morecomplicated D.many peopledo notunderstand howit works
38.We knowfrom thelast paragraphthat.A.Wave isa basisfor face-to facecommunication onlineB.Wave allowspeople tolook ate-mail froma newangleC.most Internetusers willhave accessto WaveD.Wave isnow aspopular asstandard e-mail
39.What isthe anthersattitude towardWaveA.Optimistic..B.Indifferent.C.Pessimistic..D.Critical.Passage TwoWeL,i.coul.no.hav.go.bette.fo.youn.Kavy.Shivashanka...l3-years-ol.studen.fro.Olath..Kansa.a.sh.cam.ou.ver.su..全美拼字大赛）.O.Thursda.nigh.sh.defeate.th.othe.l lfinalist.t.wi.th.82n.Scripp.Nationa.Spellin.Bee,takin.hom.mor.tha.$40,
00.cas.mone.alon.wit.othe.prizes.Kavya Shivashankar,whose parentsmigrated tothe United States fromIndia,and whoaims to become adoctor,enjoys playingthe violin,bieyeling,swimming andlearning Indianclassical dance.Thin.cam..bi.lat.i.Kavya.lif.sinc.sh.coul.wi.th.championshi.wit.he.fourt.appearanc.i.th.competitio..Th.las.thre.time.whe.sh.ha.take.par.i.th.sam.competitio.sh.ha.finishe.Tench.Eight.an.fourth.Howeve.,thi.tim.Kavy.prove.he.courag.an.determinatio.b.winnin.th.titl.sh.ha.bee.competin.fo.s.lon..He.las.challeng.wa.t.spel.out“laodicean”.Th.wor.ulaodicean.mean.on.wh.i.indifferent.mostl.i.religiou.matters.Sh.spelle.i.correctLan..bi.smil.appeare.o.he.face.Kavy.wrot.th.wor.o.he.pal.eac.tim.an.spelle.ever.wor.correctly.Afte.winnin.Kavy.exclaimed..can.believ.i.happene.・・・•••I.feel.kin.o.unreal..He.famil.wa.ther.t.suppor.he.throug.th.competitio..He.fathe..MirLShivashanka.said.u,,.he.qualit..vH.wen.o.t.sa.tha.thi.wa.“th.moment”the.ha.bee.waitin.fo.s.long.Lwa.lik.u.drea.com.true.fo.them.
40.Who isKavya ShivashankarA.One of the11finalists atthe spellingcompetion.B.A13-year-old girlplanning to become astar dancer.C.Champion of the ScrippsNational SpellingBee.D.An Indiangirt enjoyingplaying variousmusical instrument.
41.The secondtime Kavyatook partin thesame competition,she tookthe place.A.third B.fourth C.eighth D.tenth
42.Before spellingout thelast word“Laodicean”,Kavya.A.wrote itdown inher handB.hesitated fora momentC.smiled ather fatherD.knew thatshe couldwin
43.The fatherswords showthat.A.the familyneeded theprize moneyto supportKavyas educationB.the familywere tooworried tobe presentatthecompetitionC.Kavya wasvery goodat expressingher feelingsD.Kavya hada strongsense ofcompetitionPassage ThreeNothingsays“Happy Birthday!like havinga coinreleased inyour honorby theUnitedStatesMint（铸币局），and hasbecome anespecially festiveyear asthe Mintrolled outnine differentcoins inhonor ofAbraham Lincolns200thbirthday.Fou.pennie.wit.ne.design.o.th.revers.sid.wer.issue.stsrtin.Februar.l
2.Th.imag.o..caus.Lincoln.famil.wa.poor,an.n.on.coul.hav.predicte.hi.late.importance,th.actua.cabi.i.lon.gone.Therefor.th.desig.i.base.o.th.symboli.cabin.displaye.a.th.Abraha.LincoLBirthplac.Nationa.Histori.Sit.i.Kentucky.Th.othe.design.sho.Abraba.takin..brea.t.rea..book.th.youn.lawye.lincol.i.fron.o.th.Illinoi.stat.capito.an..Lincoln-fre.imag.o.th.haLfinishe.U.S.Capito.dom.a.i.looke.durin.hi.tim.i.office.Thes.fou.coins-produce.wit.today.standar.mi.o.
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2..percen.copper-ar.intende.fo.generna.circulation.Th.Min.als.relwase.fiv.collectibl.coin.tha.sel.fo.mor.tha.thei.fac.valu..Specia.edition.o.th.fou.penn.design.wer.produce.wit.th.meta.conten.use.i.l909:.mi.o.9,percen.coppe.an..percen.ti.an.zin..Laddition..th.worl.o.“bigger.money,ha.brough.th.Lincol.Commemorativ.One-Dolla.Coin-mad.u.o.
9.percen.silve.an.l.percen.copper-wit.a.imag.tha.ha..Gettysbur.Addres.theme.
44.What doesParagraph2tell aboutthe cabinon thecoinsA.It isa symboliccabin rebuiltin Kentucky.B.It isnewly builtfor productingnew coins.C.It hasbeen productedwell forover200years.D.It isexactly theone whereLincoln wasborn.
45.Special editionsofthe4collectible coins.A.are madeof copperand silverB.sell ata pricesame astheir facevalueC.are likelytobeused forcirculation in the futureD.have differentmetal contentfrom theone-dollar coin
46.The one-dollar coinhas adesign ofon it.
47.What isprobably thebest titlefor the passageA.Abraham Lincolns200lh BirthdayB.Coins Issuedwith MetalContent in1909C.Coins inHonor ofAbraham LincolnD.Collectible Coinsfor AbrahamLincolnPassage FourLaur.an.Anthon.Valoi.ar..youn.Ne.Yor.coupl.wh.hav.bee.tryin.i.vai.t.hav.thei.firs.child.Severa.year.ago.Belind.Ramlre.rea.a.lnterne.adoptio.listin.an.quickl.contacte.the.fro.he.hom.i.Texas,tellin.the.the.coul.adop.he.unbor.baby.Excited.Laur.an.Anthon.spen.week.communicatin.wit.Ramire.an.go.regula.update.o.he.pre.-nancy.Befor.long.Ramire.bega.t.as.the.fo.financia.support.Tha.too.th.Valoise.b.surprise.Bu.wer.willin.t.d..lo.t.ensur..smoot.birth.The.sen.mor.tha.$1,OO.t.Ramire.ove.severa.months.Laur.an.Anthon.finall.drov.t.Texa.s.the.couLb.o.han.fo.th.birth.Bu.onc.the.arrived,Ramire.avoide.thei.dail.phon.calls.Afte.ther.weeks.th.coupl.drov.bac.t.Ne.York-empty-hande.an.emotionall.crushed.The.late.learne.Ramire.ha.bee.cheatin.abou.te.othe.peopl.fo.suc.thing.a.Wal-mar.gif.card.i.stste.rangin.fro.Californi.t.Ohi.t.Florida.Fro.star.t.finish,i.wa..sca..Lfact,Ramire.wa.neve.eve.pregnant.Sh.wa.sentence.t.
2.month.i.priso.a.sh.deserved.Whe.yo.fin.ou.yo.can..jus.depressing..Laur.Valoi.toL.Texa.T.station.“Bu.whe.somebod.intentionall.doe.thi.t.you,it.l.time.worse.,,A.They losttheir firstchild in an accident.B.No oneresponded totheir adoptiondemand.C.They havebeen tyingto havea childbut failed.D.They arenot qualifiedto adopta child.
49.The couplewere excitedbecause.A.several babieswere availablefor adoptionB.an adoptionagency inTexas contacredthemC.their namewas putinanInternet adoptionlistingD.a womenoffered themher unbornbaby foradoption
50.The underlinedword scamin paragraph4is closestin meaningto.A.joke B.game C.kidnap D.cheat
51.What wasdepressing forthe coupleaccording toLauraA.They didnthave timeto meetRamirez.52Ramirez causedthem afinancial lossof$
1000.C.Their eagernessto havea childwas takenadvantage of.D.Ramirez committedmany crimesbefore shewas caught.Passage FiveDoctor.sa.ange.ca.b.a.extremel.damagin.emotion,unles.yo.lear.ho.t.dea.wit.it.The.war.tha.angr.hostil.feelin.ca.lea.t.hear.disease.stomac.problems,headaches.emotiona.problem.an.possibl.cancer.Ange.i..norma.emotio.tha.w.al.fee.fro.tim.t.time.Som.peopl.expres.ange.openLi..cal.reasonabl.way.Other.explod.wit.anger,an.yell.Bu.othe.peopl.kee.thei.inside.The.ca.no.o.wil.no.expres.it.Thi.i.calle.repressin.H$iJ.anger.Fo.year.man.doctor.though.tha.compare.wit.expressin.anger,repressin.ange.wa.mor.dangerou.t..person.health.Lma.spee.th.hear.rate,rais.bloo.pressur.o.suga.int.th.bloo.an.narro.th.bloo.vessels.T.avoi.thes.problems,doctor.though..perso.shoul.le.th.ange.ou.b.expressin.i.freely.Bu.recentl.som.doctor.dispute.this.The.sai.tha.peopl.wh.expres.ange.repeatedl.an.explosivel.di.cause,i.fact,mor.an.no.les.anger.The.sai.thes.to.ca.caus.medica.problems.velo.hear.disease.an.keepin.ange.insid.ma.fac..a.wit.anger.The.sa.th.firs.ste.i.t.admi.tha.yo.ar.angr.an.t.recogniz.th.rea.caus.o.th.anger.the.decid.i.th.caus.i.seriou.enoug.t.ge.angr.about.I.i.isnt.the.say,Don.expres.you.ange.whil.angr..Wai.unti.you.ange.ha.coole.dow.an.yo.ar.abl.t.expres.yoursel.calml.an.reasonably，，Doctors saythat a good way to dealwith angeris tofind humorinthesituation thathas madeyou angry.They saidthatlaughter ismuch healthierthan anger.
52.The passagemainly focuseson.A.the causesof angerB.the medicaltreatment ofangerC.the healthproblems causedby angerD.reasonable waysof dealingwith anger
53.lt canbe concludedfrom thepassage that.A.keeping angerinside isbetter thanexpressing itintensivelyB.both repressingand expressing anger causehealth problemsC.keeping angerinside ismore likelyto causeheart diseaseD.expressingangerfreely canavoid medicalproblems
54.The autherofthepassage ismost probablyan.A.patient B.editor C.psychologist D.surgeon
55.According tothepassage,agoodwaytocontrol angeris.A.to dosports B.tobehigh-spirited C.to turnit intolaughter D.to discussit withdoctorsV.Daily Cinversation15pointsDirections:Pick outappropriate expressionsfrom theeight choicesbelow andcomplete thefollowingdialogues byblackening thecorresponding letteron theAnswer Sheet.C.Youre welcomeD.Im sosorry tohear thatE.What shallI doF.What isitG.Well,nothing H.Come onLinda:Hey,whats wrong,dear Youdont lookquite yourselftoday.Silvia:56J amjust tired.Linda:57!Tell me,Maybe Ican help.。
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