江蘇成人高等教育英語(yǔ)考試夜大函授卷B

文檔編制序號(hào)：[KK8UY-LL9IO69-TTO6M3-MTOL89-FTT688]江蘇省成人高等教育英語(yǔ)考試（夜大、函授卷）B4I.ListeningComprehension10%（略）II.VocabularyandStructure20%Thereare20incompletesentencesinthispart.Foreachsentencethereare4choicesmarkedA,B,

CandD.Choosetheonethatbestcompletesthesentence.11.Itiseasyforustomakefriendswitheachother,butitishardto_______ourfriendshipforalongtime.A.makeB.maintainC.holdD.reserve12._______makesperfect.Ifyougoonpractising,youwillmakemuchprogress.A.ExerciseB.TrainingC.PracticeD.Drill13.Shehadason_______whenshecametoChinaforthefirsttime.A.agedsixB.isatsixageC.issixyearoldD.isoldsix14.In_______yearstherehavebeenmanychangesinmyhometown.Manyjoint-venturesareseeneverywhere.A.latelyB.lateC.recentlyD.recent15.Theseresearchworkerswill______theproblematonce.A.searchB.lookintoC.inquireD.exploit16.Don’t______thereceiver.Heiscoming.A.putupB.lineupC.hangupD.keepup17.TheSummerPalace____manyforeignvisitorseveryyear.A.attacksB.affectsC.affordsD.attracts18.Hismothertoldhimto______hislittlebrotherwhenshewasaway.A.lookbackB.lookoverC.lookatD.lookafter19.Asmybeloveduncle,hegavemeadvice______money.A.aswellB.aslongasC.aswellasD.asgoodas20.Iwonderwhetherwetweatherisa______oflifeinScotland.A.creatureB.featureC.pictureD.nature21.We______hearingfromyouassoonaspossible.A.lookforwardtoB.payattentiontoC.gavewaytoD.holdonto22.WhenIwenthome,theyhadalready______fortheNorth.A.cutoffB.calledoffC.setoffD.droppedoff23.Fortunately,theexperiment______aswehadexpected.A.felloutB.fellbehindC.fellbackonD.fellin24.Jacktoldmethat________ofthetwowomenwashisteacherofChinese.A.thetallestB.themosttallC.thetallD.thetaller25.Thislessonis________thanthelastoneinthisbook.A.moreeasyB.veryeasyC.moreeasierD.mucheasier26.Themanlooked____atthenewsthathehadfailedagain.A.disappointedB.beingdisappointedC.disappointingD.tobedisappointing27.Ihadthecar____formeforanhouryesterdayafternoon.A.waitingB.waitedC.towaitedD.bewaiting28.WhenwesawJimmyatthepartylastnight,wefoundthathehadgreatly____.A.changedB.tochangeC.tohavechangedD.changing29.Hemadeanoteofthehomework______heforgetit.

A.thatB.soC.lestD.incase30.Ishallstayathomeallday_____thereisnewsofmyhusband.A.sothatB.thereforeC.howeverD.incaseII.ReadingComprehensionThefollowingpassageshavebeenchosenfromthetextbookandfollowedbyquestionsorunfinishedstatements.Foreachofthemthereare4

choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Youshoulddecideonthebestchoiceonthebasisofwhatisstatedorimpliedinthepassage.1Somepeopleareluckyenoughtobebornwithagoodsenseofdirectionandeveniftheyhaveonlyvisitedaplaceonce,theywillbeabletofinditagainyearslater.Iamoneofthoseunfortunatepeoplewhohaveaverypoorsenseofdirection,andthoughImayhavevisitedaplacetimeaftertime,Istillmanagetogetlostonmywaythere.Soifanyoneeverasksmethewaysomewhere,IalwaystellthemthatIamastrangertothetowninordertoavoidconfusingthem,buteventhiscanhaveembarrassingresults.IwasonceonmywaytoworkwhenIwasstoppedbyamanwhoaskedmeifIwoulddirecthimtotheBankofChinaBuilding.Withoutthinking,Igavemyusualreply,butIhadonlywalkedonafewstepswhenIrealizedthathehadaskedfordirectionstomyofficebuilding.However,atthispoint,IfounditwastoolatetoturnbackandsearchhimoutinthecrowdbehindmeasIhadanappointmenttokeepattheofficewithanewclientandIdidnotwanttokeephimwaiting.Imaginemyembarrassmentwhenmysecretaryshowedintheverymanwhohadaskedfordirectionstomyofficeandhissurprisewhenherecognizedmeasthepersonhehadasked!31.Theauthorthinksthatsomepeoplearefortunatebecause_______.A.theyarebornwithapoorsenseofdirectionB.theyarebornwithagoodsenseofdirectionC.theyarebornwithnosenseofdirectionD.theyarebornwithlesssenseofdirectionthanothers32.Whensomeoneaskstheauthortheway,heusuallysays_______.A.thatheknowsthewayB.thatheiswillingtotellthedirectionC.thatheisastrangertothetownD.thatheisanacquaintancetothetown33.Latertheauthorrealizedthatthemanhadaskedfordirections_______.A.tohisofficebuildingB.tohisfriend'sofficebuildingC.toabankhedoesn’tknowD.toaplacehehasneverheardof34.Themanwhohadaskedtheauthorfordirectionswas_______.A.theauthor'sfriendB.theauthor'snewclientC.theauthor'sbossD.theauthor'ssecretary35.Theauthorfelt_______whenhissecretaryshowedintheverymanwhohadaskedfordirections.A.satisfiedB.luckyC.fortunateD.embarrassed2TheLondonStockExchangehasalwaysbeenfamousasaplaceformenonly,andwomenusedtobestrictlyforbiddentoenter.Buttheworldischangingdaybyday,andeventheStockExchange,whichseemedtobeaman’scastle,isgraduallyopeningitsdoorstotheothersex.On

November16,1971,agreatdecisionwasmade.TheStockExchangeCouncil(thebodyofmenthatadministerstheStockExchange)decidedthatwomenshouldbeallowedontothenewtradingfloorwhenitopenedin1973.Butthe“castle”hadnotbeencompletelyconquered.Thefirstgirlstoworkin“TheHouse”werenotbrokersorjobbers.Theywereneitherallowedtobecomepartnersinstock-brokingfirms,nortobeauthorizeddealersinstocksandshares.Theyweresimplyjuniorclerksandtelephoneoperators.WomenhavebeentryingtogetintotheStockExchangeformanyyears.Severalvoteshavebeentakenin“TheHouse”toseewhetherthememberswouldbewillingtoallowwomentobecomemembers,buttheanswerhasalwaysbeen“No”.Therehavebeenthreerefusalsofthiskindsince1967.Nowwomenareadmitted,althoughinaveryjuniorcapacity.TwofirmsofjobbersmadeanapplicationtotheStockExchangeCounciltobeallowedtoemploygirlclerks.Permissionwasfinallygiven:“thenewfloorisgoingtobedifferentfromtheoldone.Allthejobberswillhavetheirownstands,withspaceforatelephoneandtypewriters.Thereforetherewillhavetobetypistsandtelephoneoperators.Sowomenmustbeallowedin.”Thisdecisiondidnotmeanaverygreatvictoryinthewarforequalrightsforwomen.

However,itwasastepintherightdirection.TheChairmanoftheStockExchangesaid,“IthinkthattheopeningofthenewbuildingwilleventuallyleadtowomenbeingallowedtohavefullmembershipoftheStockExchange.Itisonlyamatteroftime;itmusthappen.”36.TheStockExchangeseemedtobeaman’scastle（城堡）because______.A.menhadcompletelyconquereditbyforceB.womenweresimplyjuniorclerksandtelephoneoperatorsC.menwererichandstrongenoughtobuilditD.womenwerestrictlyforbiddentoenter37.TheStockExchangeCouncilmadeadecisionthat______.A.theywouldgraduallyopenitsdoorstotheothersexB.womenwereallowedtoworkintheStockExchangefrom1971C.womenshouldbeallowedtoworkinthenewStockExchangesetupin1973D.womenwerenotallowedtobecomepartnersinstock-brokingfirms38.TheHousetookthevotetosee______.A.whetherthememberswouldbewillingtoallowwomentobecomemembersB.howmanywomenwantedtoworkintheStockExchangeC.whethertheyneedtypistsandtelephoneoperatorsD.whethertheapplicationmadebytwofirmsofjobberswasreasonable39.Womenareadmittedbecause______.A.womenarebadlyneededinthenewbuildingB.theyhavebeentryingtobeadministratorsoftheStockExchangeformanyyearsC.twofirmsofjobbersmadeanapplicationforgirlclerksafterwomenhadtriedhardforalongtimeD.womenagreetotakejuniorpositions40.Theopeningofthenewbuildingissignificantbecause______.A.itisanewtradingfloorB.itmeansagreatvictoryinthewarforequalrightsforwomenC.itwillallowwomentobetypistsandtelephoneoperatorsforeverD.itwilleventuallyleadtowomenbeingallowedtohavefullmembershipoftheStockExchange3FootprintsonTheMoon.Onthelonely,lifelesssurfaceofthemoon,astrange-lookingvehiclesquats（蹲伏）motionlessunderthesun’sglaring（刺眼的）rays.Ononeofitsfourlegsisattachedasmall,stainlesssteelplaque（匾）whichreads:HEREMENFROMTHEPLANETEARTHFIRSTSETFOOTUPONTHEMOONJULY,1969.WECAMEINPEACEFORALLMANKINDThevehicle,thecast-off（丟棄的）lowerhalfofalunarlandingcraft,isamonument（紀(jì)念）tothehistoriceventonJuly20,whentwoAmericanastronautsplantedthefirsthumanfootstepsonthemoon.ThemanwhotookthefirststepwasNeilA.Armstrong,the39-year-oldciviliancommanderoftheApollo11.Ashereachedthebottomofthelandingcraft’sladderandextendedhisbootedleftfoottotouchthemoon’spowderysurface,hesaid,“That’sonesmallstepforaman,onegiantleapformankind.”HewasfolloweddowntheladderminuteslaterbyEdwinB.Aldrin,Jr.,a39-year-oldAirForcecolonel.For2hoursand21minutes,thetwomen,carefullyatfirstandthenboldly,wanderedaboutonthebarren,rock-strewnsurface.Theytestedtheirabilitytomoveaboutonthisstrangeworld.Theytookphotographsofthelandscape.Theysetupscientificexperimentsandcollectedrockandsoilsamples.Theysetupatelevisioncamerasothewholeworldcouldwatch.Allthewhile,thethirdmemberofthecrew,MichaelCollins,38,anAirForcelieutenantcolonel,pilotedtheCommandShipinlunarorbit70milesabovethesurface,waitingforthetwoexplorerstorejoinhimforthetripbacktotheearth.Altogether,thevisittothemoonlasted21hoursand37minutes.Thoughthemission（任務(wù)）wascompletedalmostwithoutflaw（瑕疵）,itwasfilledwithsuspenseandanxiety.Theastronautsfacedrisksonthemoonneverbeforemetbyman.And,aswithallspaceflights,chancesoffailureanddisasterwereeverpresent—theblast-off（發(fā)射）ofthegiantSaturn（土星）rocketatCapeKennedy,theentryofthespaceshipintoearthandlunarorbits,thenever-before-attemptedlandingandlift-offfromthemoon,thelink-upofColumbiaandEagle,there-entryintotheatmosphere（大氣層）,andthesplash-down（濺落）.Anerrororfailureofanyofthemillionsofindividualpartsanywherealongthewaycouldhaveendedthemissionshortofthegoal.Anequipmentfailureoraccidentonthemooncouldhavelefttheastronautsstranded（陷入困境）.Buttheymadeit.Aftereightdaysinspace,theysplasheddowninthePacifictoapresidential（總統(tǒng)的）greetingaboardtherecoverycarrier,theUSA.Hornet.Theyweretheheroesofthenationandtheworld.Itwasajourneythattookmanbeyondtheearthtowalkonanotherworld.41.Whatwasleftonthemoonafterman’sfirstlandingonitA.Twoastronaut’sfootprints.B.Amonumentbuiltbyman.C.Thecast-offlowerhalfofalunarlandingcraft.D.Aflag.42.WhendidmanfirstsetfootonthemoonA.1969.

.C.2001.D.1984.43.WhatisthenameoftheastronautwhofirstlandedonthemoonA.NeilA.