2012年北京专升本英语真题及答案

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  • A.competent
  • B.grateful
  • C.regretful
  • D.responsible
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44

  • A.put up
  • B.make up for
  • C.keep up
  • D.get through
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43

  • A.familiar
  • B.same
  • C.similar
  • D.pleasant
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  • A.agreed
  • B.attempted
  • C.decided
  • D.expected
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  • A.chances
  • B.choices
  • C.reasons
  • D.replies
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  • A.handle
  • B.adjust
  • C.make
  • D.adapt
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  • A.allow
  • B.help
  • C.decide
  • D.afford
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  • A.arrived
  • B.called
  • C.stayed
  • D.went
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  • A.after
  • B.behind
  • C.beyond
  • D.under
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What is the passage mainly about?

  • A.improvement in communication skills
  • B.open-ended questions vs. closed questions
  • C.distractions and concentration
  • D.mind drift and engaging in conversations
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What does the underlined phrase “ mind drift ” in Step 2 most probably mean?

  • A.thinking about something else
  • B.feeling comfortable
  • C.listening with a purpose
  • D.speaking slowly
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What is your purpose to engage with the speaker in a conversation?

  • A.for the tone of your voice
  • B.for blocking distractions
  • C.for the use of body language
  • D.for good communication
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Question 32 to 35 are based on the following passage.

Step 1:

Use open-ended questionsFor a conversation to flow well, it ’ s important to ask open questions, these often start with “ how” , ” when” , ” why” , etc. Tryto avoid asking closed questions that can be answered with yes or no answer, because closed question tend to kill theconversation.

Step 2:

Listen activelyPeople speak at 100 to 175 words per minute, but they can listen intelligently at up to 300 words per minute. Since onlya part of our mind is paying attention. It is easy to go into mind drift — thinking about other things while listening to someone.The cure for this is active listening, which involves listening with a purpose.

Step 3:

Create a “ cocoon”If you ’ re finding it particularly difficult to concentrate on what someone is saying, try to imagine a “ cocoon ” arou ndyou and the person you ’ re listening to. Imagine that the cocoon is blocking out all outside distractions( 干扰 ), so you canreally focus on what they are saying.

Step 4:

Engage with the other personWhen someone is trying to get your attention, or engage you in a conversation, don ’ t turn your back on them, or answerover your shoulder. Instead, turn and face them, engage with them. Good communication is when you really engage. Whenyou are talking to people, observe your body language and your tone of voice. Remember to use gestures, look people in theeye and smile when you talk unless you are complaining about something.

32.Which of the following questions tends to kill a conversation according to the passage?

  • A.Why do you like reading novels?
  • B.How do you improve your reading skills?
  • C.What do you usually read?
  • D.Do you like reading science fiction?
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Where do Chinese students study in the US today?

  • A.In a handful of institions
  • B.In small liberal arts institutions
  • C.In different kinds of institutions
  • D.In engineering institutions
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Which of the following would be the best title for the passage?

  • A.Home Countries of International Students in the US
  • B.Study Areas of International Students in the US
  • C.New Trends of International Students in the US
  • D.Backgrounds of International Students in the US
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According to the passage the number of Chinese students in the US is__________

  • A.about 720,000
  • B.about 360,000
  • C.about 158,000
  • D.about 8,600
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Questions 28 to 31 are based on the following passage.

The number of international students at colleges and universities in the United States has increased continually for fifthyear.

The Institute of International Education in New York released its annual ” Open Doors ” report this week. It says a record ofmore than 720,000 students from other countries were studying in America during the last school year. The number was 5%higher than the year before and almost one-third higher than ten years ago.

There were big increases from China, Saudi Arabia, Vietnam, Iran and Venezuela. Almost 22% of international studentswere Chinese, with increases especially at the undergraduate level. Together, almost half of all international students camefrom China, India and South Korea.

Peggy Blumenthal at the institute says that Chinese students are now studying throughout the United States. Twenty yearsago, students from China only knew of a handful of the US institutions, but now they are admitted into the US communitycolleges, small liberal arts institutions, and research universities — really spread across the US. Ms. Blumenthal suggests thatone reason for the increase is a lack of space in Chinese colleges for everyone who wants an education. She says studentsand their parents are also looking for a different educational experience.

More international students study in California than in any other states. For ten years in a row, the University of SouthernCalifornia in Los Angeles led the country, with more than 8,600 foreign students.

The most popular area of study for international students is business and management, followed by engineering.

28.Big increases in the number of international students were mainly from __________

  • A.China, Vietnam, India, etc
  • B.South Korea, China, Vietnam, etc
  • C.Iran, China, Saudi, Arabia, etc
  • D.South Korea, Vietnam, Venezuela, etc
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This passage is mainly about the relationship between___________

  • A.food and health
  • B.sleep and weight
  • C.weight and exercise
  • D.exercise and equipment
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How long do normal mice live according to the passage?

  • A.about one year
  • B.about a year and a half
  • D.about two years
  • E.about three years
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What can we learn from the experiment?

  • A.daily amount of food may influence our health
  • B.sleeping may have nothing to do with weight
  • C.playing with others may help us sleep better
  • D.less exercise may make us live longe
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Questions 20 to 23 are based on the following passage.

White rice is the world ’ s most popular form. of rice. But it goes through a milling process that removes many nutrients(营养成分) . As a result, people who eat a poor diet based on white rice may not get enough vitamin A.Each year about 250,000 to 500,000 children go blind from vitamin A deficiency . The World Health Organization(WHO ) says half of them die within a year of losing their sight. Vitamin A deficiency is a problem especially in Africaand Southeast Asia.

So scientists thought of an answer. They combined white rice with plant compounds that the body can change intovitamin A. These plant colorings give the rice a golden color.

The scientists also thought of a plan to give away this Golden Rice for free to poor farmers. But the rice cannot be madeusing traditional methods. The scientists worked for ten years, until 1990, to develop the technology to add genes to rice.Then it took nine more years to get the genes they wanted into the seed.

Professor Ingo Potrykus says rice with two added genes will be available in 2013. One gene comes from maize, or corn,and the other from a soil bacterium (细菌) .Opponents say such crops may cause environmental damage by breeding withother plants. Opponents also question the safety of Golden Rice. However, Mr. Potrykus says Golden Rice has never beenshown to be unsafe for the environment or people. Many agricultural organizations support the project.

20. What is the probable reason why some people do not get enough Vitamin A?

  • A.Because they are short of food
  • B.Because white rice contains no vitamin
  • C.Because they feed on white rice
  • D.Because white rice has no nutrients
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Who will be the most likely participants of the above seminars?

  • A.Anyone looking for a job
  • B.Future employees of the company
  • C.Former employees of the company
  • D.Current employees of the company
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Questions 16 to 19 are based on the following passage.

Job Search and Career Planning SeminarsDo you want to grow with the company but aren ’ t sure what direction you should take? Do you read internal jobpostings but not apply for jobs because you are not sure how to write a resume or fill in the required application form? Doyou go for interviews but feel nervous about answering the questions?The Human Resources Department is considering offering two three-hour seminars for employees who would like tolearn more about our job posting policy, career planning and job searching techniques. The seminars would be offered onevening or weekends and would cover the following topics.

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Session 1

Career planningIn this session you would learn how to:

● set goals, priorities, and timelines

● document your skills and abilities

● analyze your personality and interests

● determine the type of job that suits you best

● create the learning plan

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Session 2

Job Search TechniquesIn this session you would learn how to

● write a great resume

● complete an application form

● develop strong cover letters

● prepare for an interview

● answer common interview questions

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If you are interested in attending one or both of these sessions, please fill one of the attached forms and leave it in thelabeled envelope. If there is enough interest in this sessions, dates will be scheduled and interested employees will becontacted.

16. How long does it take if an employee participates in both sessions?

  • A.Two weekends
  • B.Three weekends
  • C.Five hours
  • D.Six hours
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Which of the following is one of the topics of session 2?

  • A.Goal setting
  • B.interview preparation
  • C.learning planning
  • D.personality analysis
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Smoking ______in all public places in China from May1,2011.

  • A.prohibited
  • B.prohibits
  • C.is prohibiting
  • D.is prohibited
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---Did you listen to the speech?---No. We _______it, but we had lots of traffic on the way.

  • A.could have attended
  • B.must have attended
  • C.didn ’ t attend
  • D.hadn ’ t attended
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What he said severely _________my feelings.

  • A.injured
  • B.hurt
  • C.spoilt
  • D.wounded
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I unexpectedly ________him on the street yesterday evening

  • A.ran after
  • B.ran through
  • C.ran to
  • D.ran into
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It is raining so _______that we can_______ go out without an umbrella

  • A.hard; hard
  • B.hard; hardly
  • C.hardly; hard
  • D.hardly; hardly