專升本英語復(fù)習(xí)資料

I.VocabularyandStructure

1.Tomwasdisappointedthatmostoftheguestswhenheattheparty.

A.hadleft,arrivedB.left,hadarrived

C.hadleft,hadarrivedD.left,arrived

2.SirDenis,whois78,hasmadeitknownthatmuchofhiscollectiontothenation.

A.hasleftB.istoleaveC.leavesD.istobeleft

3.Theworkbythetimeyougethere.

A.willhavebeendoneB.isdone

C.hadbeendoneD.wouldhavedone

4.I(foraweekandihestreetswereHooded.

A.hasrainedB.wasrained

C.hadbeenrainingD.shouldhaverained

5.Sorry,butwecannotgotoSanDiego.OurcousinstoseeusnextSunday.

A.comeB.arecoiningC.havecomeD.came

6.ThebusislateandJulieiscold.She____forthebusfor10minutes.

A.waitsB.waitedC.hasbeenwaitingD.haswaited

7.Allofusthinkitdifficult(othedifferencebetweenthetwothings.

A.talkB.speakC.lectureD.tell

8.Georgeissoindebtthatheisafraidtoshowupinthepubincasehemeetshissixcreditors.

A.involvedB.concentratedC.devotedD.concerned

9.Anewsituationislikelytowhentheschoolleavingageisraisedto16.

A.riseB.ariseC.happenD.raise

10.Bequiet!Il'srudetopeoplewhentheyarespeaking.

A.interfereB.introduceC.interruptD.prevent

11.Themusicadvisertaughtherhowtoasongtofinditsmoodandmeaning.

A.composeB.preserveC.includeD.analyze

12.Rapidreadingmeansreadingsomethingfastjusttothegeneralidea.

A.masterB.seizeC.graspD.imagine

13.Findingitdifficulttototheclimateinthecity,hedecidedtomoveto(heNorth.

A.adoptB.adaptC.fitD.suit

14.Theybuiltstrongwallsroundthetownasaagainsttheenemy.

A.dependB.defendC.defeatD.defense

15.Thestudentswerenottoleavethec.assroomwithoutanadequatereason.

A.permittedB.remittedC.admittedD.emitted

16.Idon'tthinkitiseasytoyourweightifkeeponeatingthatway.

A.decreaseB.reduceC.declineD.shorten

17.Theguideisalineoftouriststhroughthenarrowpassagewiththehelpofhistorch.

A.concludingB.containingC.conductingD.conquering

18.Itthevillagewherewespentourholidayslastsummer.

A.remindsmeofB.remindsmetoC.remembersmeofD.remembersmeto

19.Il'stooexpensiveforme.Ican'tit.

A.spendB.costC.payD.afford

20.Ididn'tknowwhattodobutthenanideasuddenlytome.

A.happenedB.enteredC.occurredD.hit

21.Mr.Wilsonsaidthathedidnotwanttoanyfurtherresponsibilities.

AlakeonB.blingunC.gelonD.carryout

22.Dear,dosendthechildrentobed.Ican'lIhcirnoiseanylonger.

A.putoffB.putupC.standupD.putupwith

23.Willyoupleasemyparcelat(hepost-officeasyoupass?

A.pickoutB.pickupC.takeoutD.takeup

24.Inmakingsuchmodels,skillsaswellasthoroughknowledgeofplantstructureare.

A.calledonB.calledupC.calledforD.calledin

25.Thelittleboyhishidingplacewhenhecoughed.

AgaveawayB.gaveupC.gotawayD.gotin

26.Noneofusexpectetithechairmantoattheparty.Wethoughthewasstillinhospital.

A.turninB.turnupC.turnoverD.turndown

27.Whenheheardthebadnews,hecompletely.

A.brokeawayB.brokeupC.brokedownD.brokeout

28.IfIhadmoretime,Iwouldgolfasahobby.

A.takeinB.takeonC.takeupD.takeover

29.Wouldyoulikemetheradioabii?

A.turningdownB.turneddownC.turndownD.toturndown

30.Sincetheroadiswetthismorning,lastnight.

A.itmusthaverainedB.itmustrainC.itmustberainingD.itmusthavebeenrained

31.Asteachersweshouldconceniourselveswithwhatissaid,notwhatwethink.

A.oughttobesaidB.mustsayC.havetobesaidD.needtosay

32.YOJallthosecalculations.Wehaveacomputertodothatsortofthing.

A.mustnothavedoneB.shouldnothaveC.cannothavedoneD.needn'thavedone

33.Withallthisworkonhand,hetothecinemalastnight.

A.mustn'tgoB.wouldn'tgoC.oughtn'tgoD.shouldn'thavegone

34.“IsawMaryinthelibraryyesterday/*“Youher,sheisstillinhospital.”

A.mustn'thaveseenB.couldnotseeC.can'thaveseenD.mustnotsee

35.Heregrettedthedecisionsohastily.

A.makeB.makingC.tomakeD.havemade

36.Thespeechwhichhemadetheprojecthasbotheredmegreatly.

A.beingconcernedB.concerningC.beconcernedD.concerned

37."Joedoesn'tseemlikethesameperson.”

somuchinthewarhasmadehimmorethoughtfill.”

A.TohaveseenB.HavingseenC.HisseeingD.Forhimtosee

38.Hehadnochoicebuttoseehim.

A.togoB.wentC.goingD.go

39.Althoughyoung,Fredcouldresistwhattodoandwhatnottodo.

A.(obetoldB.havingbeentoldC.tohavebeentoldD.beingtold

40.Nomatterhowfrequently..theworksofBeethovenalwaysattractalargeaudience.

A.performingB.performedC.tobeperformedD.beingperformed

41.Themusicwassothattheaudienceweretodeath.

A.boring..boredB.bored...boringC.bored...boredD.boring...boring

42.Whenhecamebackafteranabsenceof20years,hefoundhishometowncompletely.

A.changingB.tobechangedC.tochangeD.changed

43.Someoftheexperimentsinthebookareeasytoperfonn.

A.beingdescribedB.describedC.tobedescribedD.havingbeendescribed

44.Ireallyappreciatetohelpme.butIamsurethatIcanmanagebymyself.

A.youloofferB.thatyouofferC.yourofferingD.thatyouareoffering

45.HeshouldgetusedbynowChinesefood.

A.toeatingB.toeatC.foreatingD.eating

46.Themanagerpromisedtokeepmeofhowourbusinesswasgoingon.

A.tobeinformedB.oninformingC.infonnedD.infonning

47.NoonethoughtthatJohn'ssuggestionwasworth.

A.toconsiderB.consideringC.tobeconsideredD.ofconsideration

48.Theyoungmangothismotorbicyclelyreearlythismorning.

A.changedB.changeC.changingD.bechanged

49.enoughmoney,theydecidedtocallofftheconstructionproject.

A.NottohaveraisedB.NotraisingC.HavingnotraisedD.No<havingraised

50.Whilereadingthenewspaper,.

A.acolorfuladvertisementcaughtmyeyes

B.myattentionwasattractedbyanadvertisement

C.Iwasattractedbyacolorfuladvertisement

D.Whatattractedmyeyeswasacolorfuladvertisement

51.Weighingsevenhundredpounds,.

A.shecouldnotmovethepianoB.thepianoshouldnotbeineved

C.thepianowastooheavyforhertomoveD.thepianowasunabletomove

52.Thefactoryissaidlastmonth.

A.tohavegoneintoproductionB.togointoproduction

C.tobegoneintoproductionD.tobegoingintoproduction

53.inanatmosphereofsimplelivingwaswhatherparentswishedfor.

A.ThegirlwaseducatedB.Thegirleducated

C.ThegirltobeeducatedD.ThegiiTsbeingeducated

54.Havingplentyoftime,.

A.weneedn'ttohavehuiriedB.therewasnoneedforustohurry

C.wedidn'tneedtohurryD.hurryingwasnotnecessary

55.,littleJohndidnotreply.

A.WhenbeingaskedwhathisnamewasB.Whenaskedwhathisnamewas

C.WhenhisnamewasaskedD.Whenheisaskedwhatish.sname

56.Withitsexpensivefurnitureandcarefullycolorscheme,theroomlookedquiteluxurious.

A.chooseB.choseC.chosenD.choosing

57.Tine,wewillarrangeforthetouriststovisittwoorthreemoreremotespotsofculturevalue.

A.permitsB.pcrmittingC.permitlcdD.lobepermitted

58.Alltheafternoonheworkedinhisstudywiththedoor.

A.tolockB.lockingC.lockD.locked

Theguldenrequires

A.wateringB.beingwateredC.towaterD.havingwalcred

60.Wehavecooperatedwellwiththemmanyyearsfortheshared

A.honourB.rewardC.benefitD.prize

61.Itookthemedicine,butitdidn'thaveanyonme.

A.effectB.relationC.touchD.alTcct

62.Hesaidthathe'dliketotakeofthisopportunitytoco-operatewithyou.

A.benefitB.advantageC.profitD.occasion

63.Thenewnursedoesnothavemuchintakingcareofpatients.

A.experienceB.regretC.desireD.talent

64.Electricity,likeotherformsof,,hasgreatlyincreasedinprice.

A.strengthB.forceC.powerD.energy

65.Willyoubetakingmypreviousexperienceintowhenyoufixmysalary?

A.possessionB.scaleC.mindD.account

66.Isuggestthatyouputthedangerousthingsoutofthechildren's

A.controlB.reachC.orderD.sight

67.Whenwehadfinisheddinner.Georgeaskedwaitertobringhimthe

A.(ipB.costC.menuD.bill

68.MyfatherwasborninGermanyandstillspeaksEnglishwithaGerman

A.pronunciationB.accentC.relativeD.sound

69.Theyhavealwaysbeenongoodwiththeirnext-doorneighbors.

A.(ennsB.friendshipC.relationsD.connection

70.Grandmatoldthestoryinaverysad____andwewereallmoved.

A.luneB.(ungucC.(uncD.tun

71.Thetelegramwasbasedoninformationfromasource.

A.recentB.reliableC.rareD.private

72.Hishealthis

A.aspoor,ifnotpoorthan,hissisterB.poorashissister'sifnetpoor

C.aspoorasifnotpoorerthan,hissister'sD.aspoor,ifnotpoorertliansister's

73.Thekiteflewintheskyandever/onespokeofi(.

A.high...highlyB.highly...highlyC.high...highD.highly...high

74.“DJCSyourwiferegretpayingsixhundreddollarsfbrthefashionabledress?”

“Notatall.Shewouldgladlyhavepaidforif'

A.twicesomuchB.twiceasmuchC.asmuchtwiceD.somuchtwice

75.Petrolismanufacturedfromtheoilwetakeoutoftheground.

A.rawB.roughC.toughD.crude

76.YOJaremakingmewithyourstoriesofhowhardtheexaminationis.

A.normalB.negativeC.nervousD.neutral

77.I'llcomewithyouwedon'tstaylate.Ineedtobeupearlytomorrow.

A.evenIB.aslongasC.sothatD.nowthat

78.EvenafterIwashedthecoat,itstillhadsomemarksonit.

A.weakB.familiarC.faintD.regular

79.Everj'onein(heroomremained.

A.happilyandfriendlyB.orderlyandkindlyC.happilyandkindlyD.orderlyandfriendly

80.Somepeoplethinkabouttheirrightsthanabouttheirduties.

A.muchmoreB.asmuchC.toomuchD.manymore

81.Applesareinsummerandcostalot.

A.rareB.scarceC.commonD.unusual

82.Inihefutureshehopestogoforfurtherstudies.

A.awayB.abroadC.outsideD.far

83.Thenewmachineisagreathelpin:heproductionofthisfactory.

A.adequateB.sufficientC.efficientD.effective

84.LittleJohncaughtafishthismorning.

A.aliveB.aloneC.lonelyD.living

85.ThefootballmatchwastelevisedfromtheBeilinOlympicStadium.

AliveBaliveClivingDlively

86.Themorefruitsandvegetablesyoueat.chanceofgettingcanceryouhave.

AHuieBlessCihelessDiheleast

87.He'stoknowtheanswer.

A.HkelyB.probableC.maybeD.probably

88.thathewillhepresentatthemeeting.

A.rightB.sureC.certainD.exact

89.TheexaminationItookyesterdaywasn'tverydifficult,butitwaslong.

A.muchratherB.somuchC.toomuchD.muchtoo

90.Itmayrain,but1shallgoout;1don'tmindtherain.

A.anywhereB.anyhowC.howeverD.Hcveriheless

91.Hehadnotmadeuphismindwhatattitudetoadopttowardsher.

A.asyetB.aswellC.asusualD.asthough

92.IpulledthehandleIcould.

A.sohardlyasB.ashardlyasC.sohardasD.ashardas

93.Heissoshythathespeaksinihepublic.

A.oftenB.frequentlyC.seldomD.sometimes

94.ThestoryofMaryismerelyofapoorfanner.

A.oneB.thatC.thoseD.which

95.Thesecond-handcarwasnotworth

A.muchthatB.thatmuchallC.allthatmuchD.muchalltnat

96.ofthemknewabouttheplanbecauseitwasasecret.

A.SonicB.AnyC.NooneD.None

97.Mycarisnotsofashionableas

A.hc,sB.heC.hisD.hi$'

9X.TomMarycanhelpme.fortheyareverybusy.

A.Both;andB.Neither;norC.whether:orD.Either;or

99.DeyouknowanyotherforeignlanguageEnglish?

A.exceptB.butC.besidesD.beside

100.Withfivehungrychildrenseatedaroundthetable,thefooddisappeared.

A.innotimeB.atnolimeC.aheadof(imeD.from:imetotime

101.Thereisaverybigbridgetheriver.

A.aboveB.onC.overD.below

102.Thechairmansignedthedocument_____thecompany.

A.insteadofB.onbehalfofC.inplaceofD.incaseof

103.It'sabout400mmraininthisareaayear____?

A.aboveallB.ofallC.ibraverageD.onaverage

104.Inmanyschools,studentsdon'thavesufficientaccessthelibrary.

A.toB.ofC.intoD.about

105.Thetraditionalapproachwithcomplexproblemsistobreakthemdownintosmallerones.

A.indealingB.todealingC.dealingD.todeal

106.Theflyoveratthecrossingonthe6thringroadisnowconstruction.

A.underB.inC.atD.with

107.It'sthefirstturning_____theleftafterthetrafficlights.

A.byB.inC.onD.for

108.1knownothingabouthim______heisa(eacher.

A.besidesB.inadditionC.exceptibrD.exceptthal

109.Theheavysnowcouldnotkeepus_____goingouttowork.

A.fromB.onC.uponD.up

110.Jackworkssohardashedreams____owninghisownhousesoon.

A.toB.ofC.withD.on

111.1supposeIcancount____youforhelpinthismatter.

A.ofB.onC.atD.to

112.Itwasdifficultfbrhimtobuygoodshoesbecausehehadsuchabig_____offeet.

A.pairB.sizeC.coupleD.number

113.Itwasrainingagain,______isveiybadforourcrops.

A.itB.thatC.whatD.which

114.1havetwobrothers,both______aredoctors.

A.ofwhichB.ofthemC.ofwhomD.who

115.doesn'tmattertheywillcometothemeetingnextmonth.

A.It,whetherB.That,whetherC.Ifit,whoD.Whether,it

116.TheCityFootballTeam,______,meetseveryotherday.

A.whichIamamemberB.ofwhichIamamember

C.thatIamamemberD.ofthatIamamember

117.Ourfactoryismuchmoreproductivenow.Thisyear'sproductionisfivetimesitwastenyearsago.

A.whatB.thatCthanD.as

118.Thsisthemostdifficultbook.

A.whatIhaveeverreadB.whichihaveeverread

C.IhaveeverreadiiD.ihaiIhaveeverread

119.Inordertosearchfortheescapedprisoner,thepolicedecidetoquestionconiesalongthisroad.

AwhoB.whomC.whoeverD.whomever

120.Thetruthisthatitisonlybystudyinghis:orywecanlearnwhattoexpectinthefuture.

A.thatB.andthenC.bywhichD.throughwhich

121.Thepeople.hadbeendamagedbytheflood,weregivenhelpbytheRedCross.

A.alltheirhomesB.ofallwhosehomes

C.allofwhosehomesD.alloftheirhomes

122.Hehasmadeanotherwonderfuldiscover)-,ofgreatimponancetoscienceandman.

A.which1thinkisB.whichIthinkitisC.ofwhichIthinkitisD.Ithinkwhichis

123.Anewtelevisionprogramteacheschildrencanandshouldthinkaboutcareerdevelopment.

A.whatB.thattheyC.bothD.whoirithey

124.Thechairmanrequestedthat.

A.themembersshouldhavestudiedtheproblemmorecarefully

B.theproblemweremorecarefullystudied

C.theproblemcouldbestudiedwithmorecare

D.themembersstudytheproblemmorecarefully

125.Anotheradvantageofthemassmediaisitgivespeopletheinformationtheyneedintheirdailylives.

A.whatB.whetherC.wheneverD.that

126.Theyshowedusaroundthefactoryisequippedwithmodernmachines.

A.inthatB.whichC.inwhichD.what

127.asmuchasone-fburthofalltimbsrharvestedisnotusedprovedtobefalse.

A.TheestimateB.Itisestimatedthat

C.TheyareestimatedD.Theestimatethat

128.Doyouknow?

A.whattimethemoviestartsB.whattimestartsthemovie

C.whendoesthemoviestartD.thetnoviewhattimestarts

129.Perhapsthedayswillcomepeoplewillbeabletobreathecleanairincities.

A.asB.whenC.whileD.sine

130.Tomysurprise,tunicdoutthatSustnfailedintheexamination.

A.thisB.whatC.itD.as

131.Jennyistheonlyoneofthegradewho___selectedtoschoolfashion-showteam.

A.isB.areC.hasD.have

132.Hetoldhernothing,upsether.

A.thatB.forwhichC.aboutwhichD.which

133.ThereasonI'mwritingistotellyouaboutapartyonSaturday.

A.becauseB.whyC.forD.as

134.Suchadevicehewasgivenprovedalmostworthless.

A.asB.likeC.thatD.which

135.Hardlyhadweanivedhomeweallsatdowntorest.

A.thanB.thenC.whenD.until

136.whenhesawhiswife'sfacedidToinrealizethetruemeaningofherremark.

A.JustB.NeverC.UsuallyD.Only

137_,hefailedintheexamination.

A.Althoughhedidn'tworksohardasusualB.Asheworkedharderthanusual

C.HardasheworkedD.Havingworkedharderthanusual

138.Usuallyscientiststestatheoryforawhiletheyacceptitastrue.

A.beforeB.afterC.whenD.because

139.Thestudentsdidn'tmanagetoworkouttheproblemtheirteacherhadexplainedhow.

A.whenB.untilC.unlessD.as

140.…CouldIborrowyourdictionary?

--I'dgetitfbryouIcouldrememberwholastborrowedit.

A.exceptthatB.unlessC.onlyifD.ifonly

141.1knewhimbetter,Idiscovered:hatmyimpressionhadbeenright.

A.whichB.asC.untilD.unless

142.Watchyourstep.youmightfallintothewater.

A.orB.andC.unlessD.but

143.Heisstrongamanhecanlifttenstoneslikethisone.

A.such...soB.such...thatC.so...thatD.soa...fbr

144.It'sapitythatweshouldstayathomewhenwehaveweather.

A.sofineB.sofineaC.suchafineD.suchfine

145.Inthenuclearpowerstationweusegeneratorisusedinthecommonsteampowerstation.

A.thesame...asB.such...asC.so...asD.as...as

146.Ifthecityhadbuiltmorehomesforthepoorin1990,thehousingproblemsinthatareanowsoserious.

A.wouldn'thavebeenB.wouldn'tbeC.willnothavebeenD.shouldn'thavebeen

147.Themanagerrecommendedthatthattheproductexhibitionearlynextmonth.

A.aretobeheldB.willbeheldC.beheldD.mustbeheld

148.doitmyselfthantrytopersuadesuchasillyfellowlikehim.

A.rdlikeB.I,dliketoC.TdbetterD.Tdrather

149.IthessentialthattheapplicationformbeforeFridaymorning.

A.bliullbtliundcdinB.be1landedin

C.willbehandedinD.mustbehandedin

150.If1hadabike,Iittoyouyesterday.

A.wouldhavelentB.wouldlendC.wouldhavelendD.couldlend

151.Jeanthinksthatifsheherjobsheprobablywouldn'tbeabletoearnsomuch.

A.wouldhavetochangeB.weretochangeC.haschangedD.couldhavechanged

152.Everybodyhasarrived.It'stimewe.

A.wouldstartB.shallstartC.startedD.hadstart

153.Franklyspeaking.I'dratheryouanythingaboutitfbrthetimebeing.

A.didn*tdoB.havedoneC.don'tdoD.haven'tdone

154.Mostpeoplecometorealizeihalitisabouttimethegovernmentfurthermeasurestocontrolthepopulation.

A.musttakeB.istakingC.takesD.took

155.Onlybyshoutingatthelopofhisvoice.

A.hewasabletomakehimselfhearB.hewasabletomakehimselfheard

C.washeabletomakehimselfheardD.washeabletomakehimselfhear

156.Hardlyhisspeechwhenhesawtheaudienceriseasone.

A.hadhefinishedB.didhefinishC.hefinishedD.hehadfinished

157.Lindaatthedancetonight,norwillPeter.

A.can'tbeB.willbeC.maynotbeD.won'tbe

158.Theyhavesentallilicinvitaiiunslutheiriclalivcsandftiends.?

A.havetheyB.didtheyC.haven'ttheyD.didn'tthey

159.YOJnevertolduswhyyouwerelatefortheparty.?

A.weren'tyouB.didyouC.hadyouD.didn'tyou

160.“l(fā)ately?1havenotseenyouforquitesometime.”

A.WherewereyougoneB.Wheredidyougo

C.WherewereyougoingD.Wherehaveyoubeen

II.ReadingComprehension

Directions:Thereare12readingpassagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbyfivequestions.Foreachquesliontherearefoursuggested

answersmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosethebestanswerandblackenthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.

PassageOne

Th:sisnottheworldweknow.Thiswordiscontrolledbycomputers.Menandwomencanbeseen,buttheyarefollowingordersgiven

lothembymachines.Themachineswcredesignedbym