英语B卷(1)
中考总分是多少-会计专业实习报告
IV. Translations (10%
I. Multiple
Choice(30 %)--B
Directions: Choose the best
answer from the four choices marked
with A, B,
C and D.
1. We can't say with any _______
where we shall be next year.
A. certainty
B. certain C. certainly D. certance
appears big in contrast_____ that.
A. to B.
at C. with D. for
3. If you are _____
that something is true, you feel sure that it is
true.
A. convince B. convincing C. convinced
D. conviction
4. The _______of this bottle is
one litre.
A. capacity B. capable C. cable
D. ability
5.I've looked ______all my papers
but I still can't find the contract.
A. upon
B. out C. through D. in
train is______ into
Beijing Station on time.
A. arriving B.
pulling C. reaching D. turning
7. Good
managing of a factory________ more energy.
A.
calls for B. calls out C. calls in D. calls at
8. Beijing is admired _______its places of
interest
A. at B. in C. for D. to
12. They carried the chairs and benches ___as
it was raining outside.
A. indoor B. indoors
C. outdoor D. outdoors
13. This is my first
time in this city, so the first thing I need to do
is to
know about the bus ________
here.
A. routes B. roads C. ways D. paths
14. He said he had caught a bad cold and told
me to ______ him.
A. stay at B. stay up C.
stay in D. stay away from
ering the problems
he’s had there can
be little ____ of him
winning the race.
A. exploration B. expansion
C. expectation D. expense
facial expression
________ that he didn’t tell the truth .
A.
imagined B. advocated C. revealed D. dominated
_______ he is, he is equal to the task.
A. although B. because C. as D. however
heating system here has an ______ temperature
control.
A. aggressive B. intentional C.
accidental D. automatic
g a lot can
______your horizon.
A. explore B. extend C.
explode D. expand
II. Reading Comprehension
(30 %)--B
Directions: Read the following
passages carefully and choose the best answer
from the four choices marked A, B, C and D.
Passage 1
II. Reading comprehension
(30%)--B
21.C 22.B 23.D 24.B 25.D
26.B 27.D 28.A 29.D 30.B
31.C 32.D
33.A 34.A 35.B
In the United States, a
university professor is given a few months of
freedom from his duties
about every seventh
year for travel or advanced study. This period of
freedom from teaching is
called a
him a
wiser person and a better teacher when he returns
to his university.
Few study leaves are
interesting enough to be described in national
newspapers and magazines.
Recently, however,
there was an exception. The public learned how Dr.
John R. Coleman,
president of Haverford
College, had spent his study leave.
At the age
of 51, Dr. Coleman was determined to escape from
university life for a few months
and to get a
variety of experiences in the world of work. He
especially wanted to learn about
people.
People who do hard physical labor were especially
interesting to him.
—the things a
president does,
take yourself very
seriously and to think you have power you don't.
You forget things about
people. I wanted to
relearn things I'd forgotten.
Telling no one of
his plans, Dr. Coleman started his study leave on
a farm in Canada, hundreds
of miles from his
college. Getting up at 4:30 each morning, working
thirteen hours a day in fields,
he prepared
himself physically for his next job, digging
ditches(沟渠) in Atlanta, Georgia. After
that,
the college president washed dishes in a Boston
restaurant. During the last ten days of his
leave, he worked as a garbage collector.
first paragraph is mainly about ________.
A.
why a professor should be free from his duties
every seventh year
B. how professors spend
their study leave
C. what a study leave is and
its purpose
D. how a study leave makes a
professor a wiser person and a better teacher
22.A study leave is a period of freedom from
duties allowed to a university teacher who has
taught
________.
A. for six years since
his last leave
B. for seven years since his
last leave
C. for a term since his last leave
D. for a university year since his last leave
learned about Dr. Coleman's unusual
experiences from ___.
A. the people he works
with
B. the boss of a Boston restaurant
C. the Canadian newspapers and magazines
D. the U.S. newspapers and magazines
.
Coleman carried out his study leave in an unusual
way because he _____.
A. hated his university
life, especially his job as a president
B.
wanted to learn about people, especially people
who do hard physical labor
C. wanted to make
himself known to the public
D. wanted to write
articles about people and have them printed in
newspapers and magazines
did Dr. Coleman do
during his study leave?
A. He worked on
a farm, dug ditches, went to parties, and
collected garbage.
B. He worked on a farm,
talked to news writers, washed dishes, and
collected garbage
C. He worked on a farm,
washed dishes, talked to news writers, and wrote
articles for
newspapers and magazines
D.
He worked on a farm, dug ditches, washed dishes,
and collected garbage.
Passage 2
II.
Reading comprehension (30%)--B
21.C 22.B
23.D 24.B 25.D 26.B 27.D 28.A 29.D
30.B
31.C 32.D 33.A 34.A 35.B
Too often young people get themselves employed
quite by accident, not knowing what lies in
the way of opportunity for promotion,
happiness and security. As a result, they are
employed
doing jobs that afford them little or
no satisfaction. Our school leavers face so much
competition
that they seldom care what they do
as long as they can earn a living . Some stay long
at a job and
learn to like it others quite
from one to another looking for something to suit
them, the young
graduates who leave the
university look for jobs that offer a salary up to
their expectation. Very
few go out into the
world knowing exactly what they want and realizing
their own abilities. The
reason behind all
this confusion is that there never has been a
proper vocational guidance in our
educational
institution. Nearly all grope（摸索） in the dark and
their chief concern when they look
for a job
is to ask what salary is like. They never bother
to think whether they are suited for the job
or, even more important, whether the job suits
them.
Having a job is more than merely
providing yourself and your dependants with daily
bread and
some money for leisure and
entertainment. It sets a pattern of life and, in
many ways, determines
social status in life,
selection of friends, leisure and interest.
In
choosing a career you should first consider the
type of work which will suit your
interest
.Nothing is more pathetic than taking on a job in
which you have no interest, for it will not
only discourage your desire to succeed in life
but also ruin your talents and ultimately make you
an emotional wreck （受到严重伤害的人）and a bitter
person.
26. The reason why some people are
unlikely to succeed in life is that they _____ .
A. have ruined their talents
B. have taken
on an unsuitable job
C. think of nothing but
their salary
D. are not aware of their own
potential
27. The difficulty in choosing a
suitable job lies mainly in that_____ .
A.
much competition has to be faced
B. many
employees have no working experience
C. the
young people only care about how much they can
earn
D. schools fail to offer students
appropriate vocational guidance
28. Which of
the following statements is most important
according to the passage?
A. Your job must
suit your interest.
B. Your job must set a
pattern of life.
C. Your job must offer you a
high salary.
D. Your job must not ruin your
talents.
best title for this passage would be
____.
A. What Can A Good Job Offer
B. Earning A Living
C. Correct
Attitude On Job-hunting
D. How To Choose A
Job
30. The word “pathetic”in paragraph 2 most
probably means ____ .
A. splendid B.
miserable
C. disgusted D. touching
Passage 3
II. Reading comprehension
(30%)--B
21.C 22.B 23.D 24.B 25.D
26.B 27.D 28.A 29.D 30.B
31.C 32.D
33.A 34.A 35.B
For good or bad,
computers will become even more important in this
century. Computer lovers
talk about how useful
computers can be in business, in education, and in
the home. Apart from all
the games, you can do
your accounts on them, use them to control your
central heating, and in
some places even do
your shopping with them. Computers, they say, will
also bring more free
time to relax, as more
and more unpleasant jobs are taken over by robots.
Haters, on the other
hand, argue that
computers bring unemployment, not free time. They
worry, too, that people who
spend all their
time talking to computers will forget how to talk
to each other. And anyway, they
ask, what's
wrong with going shopping and learning languages
in a classroom with real teachers?
But their
biggest fear is that computers may eventually take
over for human beings altogether.
do computer
lovers say about computers?
A. Computers
cannot be escaped.
B. Computers should be
everywhere.
C. Computers are useful
everywhere.
D. Computers control people's
lives.
of the following advantages of
computers is mentioned?
A. Computers can run a
business.
B. Computers can help save energy.
C. Computers can do homework.
D. Computers
can help in shopping.
do some people worry
about computers doing instead of giving free time?
A. Computers will cause job loss.
B.
Computers will lose information.
C. Computers
will control all life.
D. Computers will not
improve life.
might computers affect
communication, according to computer haters?
A. By causing people to forget how to talk to
real people.
B. By replacing workers in their
regular employment.
C. By changing the words
that people use in daily life.
D. By taking
the place of humans in all parts of their lives.
concerns computer haters more than anything
else?
A. That communication will
disappear.
B. That computers will replace
people.
C. That jobs will be difficult to get.
D. That free time will be too great.
III.
Filling the blanks (10%)------B
Directions: In
this part, you’ll read ten sentences carefully.
Then
fill each blank with the word given in
the brackets, changing the
form when must
write down the word on the
corresponding
number on ANSWER SHEET 2.
girl who just
came back from Africa has been _ infected
______(infect) with AIDS.
tried to find a
line of __ employment _______(employ) in this
city.
__ deceased _______(decease) was
only 51 years old
because of his hard work.
’s no use ___ retreating _______(retreat)
into self-pity.
__ committed ________(commit)
a robbery when he was 20
years old.
41.
___ Robbing _______(rob) a person of his money is
against the
law.
’ll feel as if you __
were ________(be) at home while here.
baby
may cry ___ instinctively ________(instinctive)
when he or she is hungry.
at last
the miracle happened for which his unconscious
mind had been ___ seeking _______(seek) for so
long.
’t say any ____ offensive______ (offend)
words to others
III. Filling the blanks
(10%)--B
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Direction: Put the following sentences into
Chinese. You must write down the
sentences on
the corresponding number on ANSWER SHEET 2.
46.I said hello in quite a few yards before
the message registered that this wasn’t
normally done.
you want to graduate with
a degree, you should stay away either from
online games or from part-time work.
the
sound of the music, the girls got to their feet
unexpectedly and began
to dance.
49.I used
to buy lots of books, many of which I didn’t have
time to read.
more highly insightful the
person, the sharper and more dramatic the
signals become.
1.
我在一些院子里和别人打了招呼，后来我才明白人们一般都不这样做。
2.
如果你毕业时想拿到文凭，你既要远离网络游戏，也不要去做兼职了。
3.
一听到音乐，女孩们不由自主地站起来开始跳舞。
4. 我曾经买了许多书，好多书我都没时间读过。
5. 一个人的理解力越敏锐，这些信号就越强烈。
V. Writing:
(20%)--B
Direction: Please write a paragraph
about 80-100 words on
the AWSWER SHEET
2, using the skill “a general statement
supported by examples”.
General
statement:
People come to China for different
reasons
Examples
○visit places of
interest
○study culture of China
○do
business