全国2008年7月高等教育学考试
综合英语()试题
课程代码：00794
I 适语法形式词汇填空ABCD四选项中选出佳答案代码填答题纸相应位置(题20题题1分20分)
1 I planned（ ）the task before last Sunday but failed because of a bad cold
A to finish B to have finished
C finishing D having finished
2 Tom has been writing letters all morning but he should finish them by now（ ）
A has he B hasn’t he
C should he D shouldn’t he
3 We can make some changes in the plan（ ）you find anything improper
A in case B unless
C so that D even though
4 The manner in which he talked reminded me（ ）his grandfather
A in B by
C of D towards
5 He has made another wonderful discovery（ ）of great importance to science
A I think which it B which I think is
C that I think is D which I think it is
6 It’s 10∶00 am Mr Johnson（ ）home now for he told me that he would meet me in his office at this time
A must be B mustn’t be
C can be D can’t be
7 If only we（ ）as we were told This would never have happened
A did B had done
C would do D would have done
8 The key（ ）success is hardworking and persistence
A on B for
C to D of
9 For nearly three hours we waited for the decision only（ ）to come again the next day
A to tell B to be told
C being told D telling
10 In our opinion there is much（ ）in their proposal
A to improve B improving
C to be improved D to have been improved
11 Hardly had he rushed out of the gate（ ）the whole building collapsed right behind him
A when B than
C then D that
12 His report is（ ）it gives a quite clear idea of every fact
A written as well that B written too well that
C written so well that D written well so as
13 The book is much too difficult for me most of it is quite（ ）my understanding
A over B behind
C against D beyond
14 She will have some visitors tomorrow so the has to have somebody（ ）her sixbedroom house today
A cleaned B cleaning
C clean D to be cleaned
15 The wife blamed the husband for not having told her that they were（ ）short of money
A turning B running
C going D proving
16 It is hardly（ ）that I shall be able to present on the occasion
A possibly B feasible
C incredible D likely
17 John won’t go hunting tomorrow and（ ）
A won’t his brother neither B won’t his brother either
C neither his brother will D neither will his brother
18 However hard I tried I could not（ ）him that he was wrong
A believe B ensure
C convince D persuade
19 After three days he came（ ） But staring at his wife and children he could recognize none of them
A out B up
C across D to
20（ ）to our disappointment all our efforts were proved useless
A Many B Much
C More D Such
II 认真阅读面两篇短文篇短文五问题根短文容ABCD四选项中选出佳答案代码填答题纸相应位置（题10题题2分20分）
Passage 1
It would be interesting to discover how many young people go to universities without any clear idea of what they are going to do afterwards If one considers the enormous variety of courses offered it is not hard to see how difficult it is for a student to select the course most suited to his interests and abilities If a student goes to a university to acquire a broader perspective of life to enlarge his ideas and to learn to think for himself he will undoubtedly benefit Schools often have too restricting an atmosphere with its timetable and disciplines to allow him much time for independent assessment of the work he is asked to do Most students would I believe profit by a year or so’ s exploration of different academic studies especially those allrounders with no particular interest They should have a longer time to decide in what subject they want to take their degrees so that in later life they do not look back and say I should like to have been an archaeologist If I hadn’t taken a degree in Modern Languages I wouldn’t have ended up as an interpreter but it’s too late now I couldn’t go back and begin all over again
There is of course another side to the question of how to make the best use of one’s time at a university This is the case of the student who excels in a particular branch of learning He is immediately accepted by the university of his choice and spends his three or four years becoming a specialist emerging with a firstclass Honor Degree and very little knowledge of what the rest of the world is all about It therefore becomes important that if students are not to waste their opportunities there will have to be much more detailed information about courses and more advice Only in this way can we be sure that we are not to have on the one hand a band of specialists ignorant of anything outside of their own subject and on the other hand an everincreasing number of graduates qualified in subjects for which there is little or no demand in the working world
21 The main idea of the first paragraph is that（ ）
A a student should not select his speciality in a hurry
B allrounders are the treasure of a university
C every student should study for a degree
D if a student is not satisfied with what he is studying he can go back and begin all over again
22 The quotation at the end of the first paragraph means that （ ）
A the student is happy with his work being an interpreter
B the student complains about being an interpreter
C the student is asking to start other courses
D it is too late for the student to become an interpreter
23 Based on the second paragraph which of the following statements is TRUE （ ）
A A student should not be limited to book knowledge only
B Every student should strive for a firstclass Honor Degree
C Many specialists are ignorant of what is going on around them
D The working world rejects unqualified specialists
24 The main idea of the passage probably is that （ ）
A if a student goes to a university to acquire a broader perspective of life he will undoubtedly benefit
B only in this way can we be sure that we are not to have a band of specialists ignorant of anything outside
C it would be interesting to discover how many young people go to universities without any clear idea of what they are going to do in the future
D college students should realize the importance of having much more detailed information and more advice without wasting their opportunities
25 The word allrounders in the first paragraph probably means a person who （ ）
A is good at all subjects
B is not sure of whatever he is doing
C takes no interest in doing anything
D does not know how to make best use of his time
Passage 2
One day Mr Kerry was walking along the Strand in London killing time when his eye was caught by a huge picture displayed upon the wall of a house It represented a human figure covered with long dark hair with huge nails upon his hands and a most fearful expression On coming nearer he heard a man call out Walk in ladies and gentlemen the most wonderful curiosity ever exhibited—only five pence—the wild man from Africa—he eats raw food and many other pleasing and surprising performances Mr Kerry paid his money and was admitted At first the crowd prevent him seeing anything for the place was full to suffocation (窒息) and the noise awful At last Mr Kerry obtained a place in the front and to his horror he saw a figure that was far worse than the portrait outside
It was a man nearly naked covered with long shaggy hair that grew even over his nose and cheekbones He sprang about sometimes on his feet sometimes on allfours but always uttering the most fearful yells and glaring upon the crowd in a manner that was really dangerous Mr Kerry did not feel exactly happy at the whole thing and began heartily to wish himself outside Suddenly the savage gave a crazier scream than before and seized a piece of raw beef tore to pieces eagerly and ate in the wildest manner I’ll go now thought Mr Kerry for who knows whether in his hungry moods he might not want to finish his dinner with me Just at this moment some sounds struck his ear that surprised him He listened more attentively and to his amazement found that among the most fearful cries and wild yells the savage was talking Irish Now Mr Kerry had never heard of an African Irishman so he listened very closely He turned to the savage and addressed him in Irish
Who are you said Mr Kerry
Billy McCabe sir
And what do you mean by playing your tricks here instead of earning your living like an honest man
Well said Billy one may do some strange things to earn his living
26 Mr Kerry was walking along the Strand because（ ）
A he had nothing else to do
B he was late for an appointment
C he was looking for something to do
D he was unwilling to go home
27 Inside the house at first Mr Kerry（ ）
A was nearly suffocated
B could see nothing
C was pushed out
D couldn’t hear anything
28 The wild man gave the impression of being dangerous by（ ）
A the way he moved B the way he dressed
C the looks he gave D the cries he made
29 Mr Kerry decided to leave the house because（ ）
A he felt frightened B he felt hungry
C he didn’t wish to eat with the savage D he feared he might have a heart attack
30 The wild man surprised Mr Kerry by speaking Irish since（ ）
A he was on show in London
B he was a primitive savage
C he spoke native language before
D he was thought to be African
II 根国际音标标出列单词中划线字母字母组合读音（题20题题05分10分）（注意：考生新式老式音标均）
31 solid 32 celebration 33 emergency 34 author
35 unwilling 36 instrument 37 challenge 38 phrase
39 equally 40divide 41convince 42product
43 stretch 44 pleasure 45 hearing 46 commit
47 careless 48 concerning 49 besides 50 rather
IV 完形填空（题20题题05分10分）
A列单词中选择适词填空词次
with taking which if
since have for at
that where to possible
I don’t often lose things and I’m especially careful with money so I was quite surprised when I reached 51 my wallet and it wasn’t there At first I thought it was 52 that I could have left it at home Then I remembered 53 it out to pay for the taxi so I knew I had it 54 me just before I walked into the restaurant I wondered 55 it was possible that it could 56 slipped out of my pocket while I was eating dinner Thinking about 57 possibility I turned and walked back to the table 58 I had been sitting Unfortunately there were several people sitting at the table 59 the time so I called a waiter and explained 60 him that my wallet had fallen out of pocket while I was sitting at the table a few minutes earlier
B根课文容空白处填入恰词
Closely related to English reserve is English modesty Within their hearts the English are perhaps 61 less conceited than anybody else but in their 62 with others they value at least 63 show of modesty Selfpraise is felt to be impolite If a person is 64 us say very good at tennis and someone 65 him if he is a good player he will seldom reply Yes because people will think him conceited He will probably give an answer 66 I’m not bad or I think I’m very good or Well I’m very 67 on tennis (ie I’m very fond of it) 68 if he had managed to reach the finals 69 last year’s local championships he would say it in such a way as to suggest that it was only 70 to a piece of good luck
V根学课文容完成列句子（题10题题2分20分）
71 According to the author of The Time Message the biggest problem for a firstyear college student is ______
72 Bob Sugg recognized Cross the criminal because______
73 When Louise Mallard saw her husband she died According to the doctor she died of______
74 By making his students observe with their own eyes Professor Agassie wanted to show them that facts are stupid things until______
75 In Love of Life the man found bones of a man and ______ besides the bones
76 When Dr Coleman the trashman said Hello to people on the route most of them______
77 In Thank You Ma’am instead of turning the boy to the police the woman treated him nicely What she gave him was not only money but also______
78 Although Jim was dying of cancer his example and his words taught the author______
79 ______helped Lois DiazTalty made up of her mind to lose weight
80 That Christy Brown’s mother never gave her son up was not because she felt it a rigid duty but because______
VI 列句子译成英语（题10题题2分20分）
81陷入绝做事容易顾果
82卫想琳达未拒绝起电影
83二十年里直保持联系
84车遇位老朋友
85约翰深吸口气说道：决定首
86书放太高
87求接离开房间
88发生身事情实太吃惊
89时刻语言难描述心情
90应该详细解释钱历
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综合英语()试题
课程代码：00794
I 适语法形式词汇填空ABCD四选项中选出佳答案代码填答题纸相应位置(题20题题1分20分)
1 I planned（ ）the task before last Sunday but failed because of a bad cold
A to finish B to have finished
C finishing D having finished
2 Tom has been writing letters all morning but he should finish them by now（ ）
A has he B hasn’t he
C should he D shouldn’t he
3 We can make some changes in the plan（ ）you find anything improper
A in case B unless
C so that D even though
4 The manner in which he talked reminded me（ ）his grandfather
A in B by
C of D towards
5 He has made another wonderful discovery（ ）of great importance to science
A I think which it B which I think is
C that I think is D which I think it is
6 It’s 10∶00 am Mr Johnson（ ）home now for he told me that he would meet me in his office at this time
A must be B mustn’t be
C can be D can’t be
7 If only we（ ）as we were told This would never have happened
A did B had done
C would do D would have done
8 The key（ ）success is hardworking and persistence
A on B for
C to D of
9 For nearly three hours we waited for the decision only（ ）to come again the next day
A to tell B to be told
C being told D telling
10 In our opinion there is much（ ）in their proposal
A to improve B improving
C to be improved D to have been improved
11 Hardly had he rushed out of the gate（ ）the whole building collapsed right behind him
A when B than
C then D that
12 His report is（ ）it gives a quite clear idea of every fact
A written as well that B written too well that
C written so well that D written well so as
13 The book is much too difficult for me most of it is quite（ ）my understanding
A over B behind
C against D beyond
14 She will have some visitors tomorrow so the has to have somebody（ ）her sixbedroom house today
A cleaned B cleaning
C clean D to be cleaned
15 The wife blamed the husband for not having told her that they were（ ）short of money
A turning B running
C going D proving
16 It is hardly（ ）that I shall be able to present on the occasion
A possibly B feasible
C incredible D likely
17 John won’t go hunting tomorrow and（ ）
A won’t his brother neither B won’t his brother either
C neither his brother will D neither will his brother
18 However hard I tried I could not（ ）him that he was wrong
A believe B ensure
C convince D persuade
19 After three days he came（ ） But staring at his wife and children he could recognize none of them
A out B up
C across D to
20（ ）to our disappointment all our efforts were proved useless
A Many B Much
C More D Such
II 认真阅读面两篇短文篇短文五问题根短文容ABCD四选项中选出佳答案代码填答题纸相应位置（题10题题2分20分）
Passage 1
It would be interesting to discover how many young people go to universities without any clear idea of what they are going to do afterwards If one considers the enormous variety of courses offered it is not hard to see how difficult it is for a student to select the course most suited to his interests and abilities If a student goes to a university to acquire a broader perspective of life to enlarge his ideas and to learn to think for himself he will undoubtedly benefit Schools often have too restricting an atmosphere with its timetable and disciplines to allow him much time for independent assessment of the work he is asked to do Most students would I believe profit by a year or so’ s exploration of different academic studies especially those allrounders with no particular interest They should have a longer time to decide in what subject they want to take their degrees so that in later life they do not look back and say I should like to have been an archaeologist If I hadn’t taken a degree in Modern Languages I wouldn’t have ended up as an interpreter but it’s too late now I couldn’t go back and begin all over again
There is of course another side to the question of how to make the best use of one’s time at a university This is the case of the student who excels in a particular branch of learning He is immediately accepted by the university of his choice and spends his three or four years becoming a specialist emerging with a firstclass Honor Degree and very little knowledge of what the rest of the world is all about It therefore becomes important that if students are not to waste their opportunities there will have to be much more detailed information about courses and more advice Only in this way can we be sure that we are not to have on the one hand a band of specialists ignorant of anything outside of their own subject and on the other hand an everincreasing number of graduates qualified in subjects for which there is little or no demand in the working world
21 The main idea of the first paragraph is that（ ）
A a student should not select his speciality in a hurry
B allrounders are the treasure of a university
C every student should study for a degree
D if a student is not satisfied with what he is studying he can go back and begin all over again
22 The quotation at the end of the first paragraph means that （ ）
A the student is happy with his work being an interpreter
B the student complains about being an interpreter
C the student is asking to start other courses
D it is too late for the student to become an interpreter
23 Based on the second paragraph which of the following statements is TRUE （ ）
A A student should not be limited to book knowledge only
B Every student should strive for a firstclass Honor Degree
C Many specialists are ignorant of what is going on around them
D The working world rejects unqualified specialists
24 The main idea of the passage probably is that （ ）
A if a student goes to a university to acquire a broader perspective of life he will undoubtedly benefit
B only in this way can we be sure that we are not to have a band of specialists ignorant of anything outside
C it would be interesting to discover how many young people go to universities without any clear idea of what they are going to do in the future
D college students should realize the importance of having much more detailed information and more advice without wasting their opportunities
25 The word allrounders in the first paragraph probably means a person who （ ）
A is good at all subjects
B is not sure of whatever he is doing
C takes no interest in doing anything
D does not know how to make best use of his time
Passage 2
One day Mr Kerry was walking along the Strand in London killing time when his eye was caught by a huge picture displayed upon the wall of a house It represented a human figure covered with long dark hair with huge nails upon his hands and a most fearful expression On coming nearer he heard a man call out Walk in ladies and gentlemen the most wonderful curiosity ever exhibited—only five pence—the wild man from Africa—he eats raw food and many other pleasing and surprising performances Mr Kerry paid his money and was admitted At first the crowd prevent him seeing anything for the place was full to suffocation (窒息) and the noise awful At last Mr Kerry obtained a place in the front and to his horror he saw a figure that was far worse than the portrait outside
It was a man nearly naked covered with long shaggy hair that grew even over his nose and cheekbones He sprang about sometimes on his feet sometimes on allfours but always uttering the most fearful yells and glaring upon the crowd in a manner that was really dangerous Mr Kerry did not feel exactly happy at the whole thing and began heartily to wish himself outside Suddenly the savage gave a crazier scream than before and seized a piece of raw beef tore to pieces eagerly and ate in the wildest manner I’ll go now thought Mr Kerry for who knows whether in his hungry moods he might not want to finish his dinner with me Just at this moment some sounds struck his ear that surprised him He listened more attentively and to his amazement found that among the most fearful cries and wild yells the savage was talking Irish Now Mr Kerry had never heard of an African Irishman so he listened very closely He turned to the savage and addressed him in Irish
Who are you said Mr Kerry
Billy McCabe sir
And what do you mean by playing your tricks here instead of earning your living like an honest man
Well said Billy one may do some strange things to earn his living
26 Mr Kerry was walking along the Strand because（ ）
A he had nothing else to do
B he was late for an appointment
C he was looking for something to do
D he was unwilling to go home
27 Inside the house at first Mr Kerry（ ）
A was nearly suffocated
B could see nothing
C was pushed out
D couldn’t hear anything
28 The wild man gave the impression of being dangerous by（ ）
A the way he moved B the way he dressed
C the looks he gave D the cries he made
29 Mr Kerry decided to leave the house because（ ）
A he felt frightened B he felt hungry
C he didn’t wish to eat with the savage D he feared he might have a heart attack
30 The wild man surprised Mr Kerry by speaking Irish since（ ）
A he was on show in London
B he was a primitive savage
C he spoke native language before
D he was thought to be African
II 根国际音标标出列单词中划线字母字母组合读音（题20题题05分10分）（注意：考生新式老式音标均）
31 solid 32 celebration 33 emergency 34 author
35 unwilling 36 instrument 37 challenge 38 phrase
39 equally 40divide 41convince 42product
43 stretch 44 pleasure 45 hearing 46 commit
47 careless 48 concerning 49 besides 50 rather
IV 完形填空（题20题题05分10分）
A列单词中选择适词填空词次
with taking which if
since have for at
that where to possible
I don’t often lose things and I’m especially careful with money so I was quite surprised when I reached 51 my wallet and it wasn’t there At first I thought it was 52 that I could have left it at home Then I remembered 53 it out to pay for the taxi so I knew I had it 54 me just before I walked into the restaurant I wondered 55 it was possible that it could 56 slipped out of my pocket while I was eating dinner Thinking about 57 possibility I turned and walked back to the table 58 I had been sitting Unfortunately there were several people sitting at the table 59 the time so I called a waiter and explained 60 him that my wallet had fallen out of pocket while I was sitting at the table a few minutes earlier
B根课文容空白处填入恰词
Closely related to English reserve is English modesty Within their hearts the English are perhaps 61 less conceited than anybody else but in their 62 with others they value at least 63 show of modesty Selfpraise is felt to be impolite If a person is 64 us say very good at tennis and someone 65 him if he is a good player he will seldom reply Yes because people will think him conceited He will probably give an answer 66 I’m not bad or I think I’m very good or Well I’m very 67 on tennis (ie I’m very fond of it) 68 if he had managed to reach the finals 69 last year’s local championships he would say it in such a way as to suggest that it was only 70 to a piece of good luck
V根学课文容完成列句子（题10题题2分20分）
71 According to the author of The Time Message the biggest problem for a firstyear college student is ______
72 Bob Sugg recognized Cross the criminal because______
73 When Louise Mallard saw her husband she died According to the doctor she died of______
74 By making his students observe with their own eyes Professor Agassie wanted to show them that facts are stupid things until______
75 In Love of Life the man found bones of a man and ______ besides the bones
76 When Dr Coleman the trashman said Hello to people on the route most of them______
77 In Thank You Ma’am instead of turning the boy to the police the woman treated him nicely What she gave him was not only money but also______
78 Although Jim was dying of cancer his example and his words taught the author______
79 ______helped Lois DiazTalty made up of her mind to lose weight
80 That Christy Brown’s mother never gave her son up was not because she felt it a rigid duty but because______
VI 列句子译成英语（题10题题2分20分）
81陷入绝做事容易顾果
82卫想琳达未拒绝起电影
83二十年里直保持联系
84车遇位老朋友
85约翰深吸口气说道：决定首
86书放太高
87求接离开房间
88发生身事情实太吃惊
89时刻语言难描述心情
90应该详细解释钱历
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