English Proficiency Test (3)
I. Phonetics (语音辨析5%)
Model: A. Both
B.note
C.come
D.only
1. A.cost
B.case
C.price
D.chemical
2. A.payment
B.Monday
C.railway
D.maybe
3. A.load
B.broad
C.float
D.road
4. A.supper
B.supply
C.suppose D.surround
5. A.cargo
B.dark
C.quarter
D.alarm
II. Dialogue Completion (完成对话10%)
1.
Student: ___________?
Teacher:
Sure. What can I do for you?
Student: I'd
like to ask you a question.
Teacher: Go
ahead.
A. Can I sit
down
B. May I come in
C. Should I
speak
D. Are you busy
2.
Doctor: Your problem is not serious. You have got a cold.
Patient: But
I feel very weak.
Doctor:
Drink plenty of water, and don't forget to take the medicine.
Patient:
____________.
A. I won't
B. I'll try
C. I'm sick
D. I don't
forget
3.
A: What a surprise! I didn't expect we'd meet here.
B:
______________. So, how have you been?
A: Not bad.
And you?
B: Good.
A. Either do I
B. Neither do I
C. So do I
D. Neither did I
4.
A: _______________? I'm afraid I get lost.
B: Let's
see. Where do you want to go?
A: Oh, Shi
Sha Hai area. But I don't know how to get there.
B: That's
easy. Follow me.
A. How are you
B. How do you do
C. Can you help
me
D. Are you a
guest
5.
Answerer: Hello!
Caller:
Hello! Can I speak to Jenny?
Answerer:
_____________
Caller:
Thank God, I've finally got hold of you.
A. I'm not
Jenny.
B. This is she,
speaking.
C. What do you
want?
D. I'm not sure.
III. Vocabulary and
Structure(词汇与结构30%)
1. I was born
in Shanghai _______ April 9, 1978.
A. on B.
in C. / D. by
2.
Japan is _______ Asian country. Its capital is Tokyo.
A. an B.
a C. the D.
/
3.
Now more and more students enjoy _______ tennis.
A. to play B.
playing C. play D. played
4.
Look! ________ lovely day it is!
A. What B.
How C. What a D. How a
5.
My radio doesn't work. There must be something wrong _________
it.
A. on B.
at C. with D. about
6.
—Is there _________ good on TV this evening?
—Sorry,
nothing good.
A. nothing B.
anything C. something D.
everything
7.
They are going to plant trees __________ side of the road.
A. on both B. in
either C. in both D. on
either
8.
I had rice and meat __________ lunch today.
A. in B.
on C. for D. of
9.
That's the biggest _________ he has ever told in his life.
A. speech B.
talk C. lesson D. lie
10.
Susan lives in the dormitory, which _________ last month.
A. catch fire B. get
fire C. caught fire D. got
fire
11.
—Let me help you with your lessons.
—That's very
nice __________ you.
A. of B.
for C. to D. at
12.
I __________ the present, but I didn't __________ it.
A. received, receive
B. received, accept C.
received, accepted D. accepted, receive
13.
If it __________, we shall stay at home.
A. rained B.
rain C. will rain D. rains
14.
She was a famous film star _________.
A. in the 1930 B. in
the 1930s C. in 1930's D. in
1930s
15.
Professor Harvey gave me some __________ read books in English.
A. advice on how to
B. advices on how to C. advice
how to D. advices about how
16.
— I don't like the film.
—
___________.
A. Nor do I B. So do
I C. Neither do I D. Either do
I
17.
It __________ everyday so far this month.
A. rains B. is
raining C. has rained D.
rained
18.
I bought my daughter a __________ shoes.
A. pair of new B.
new C. piece of
new D. pairs of
19.
___________ you do, do it well.
A. What B.
Which C. That D. Whatever
20.
I am going to have my old watch ____________.
A. to repair B. to
be repaired C. repairing D.
repaired
21.
Is this the place ____________?
A. whom you are
looking for B. that you are looking
for C. for which you are
looking D. which you are looking
22.
The officer whom we are waiting for _________ us a talk this
evening.
A. giving B. will
give C. having D. will have
23.
Everyone is working. Please __________ a little.
A. turn the radio
down B. turn the radio up C.
turn the radio off D. turn over the radio
24.
Do you have any __________ the sentence?
A. difficulties to
understand B. difficulties at
understanding C. difficulty on
understanding D. difficulty in understanding
25.
She said she __________ the temple last fall.
A. would visit B.
has visited C. visited D.
visits
26.
In Beijing, the best season of the year is probably ___________
autumn.
A. later B.
latter C. last D. late
27.
Do you know ___________ he is looking for?
A. that B.
what C. where D. which
28.
Can I ___________ your dictionary until next Monday?
A. keep B.
let C. give D. lend
29.
He lost the bag __________ he spent lots of money.
A. in which B. for
which C. on which D. to
which
30.
I _________ stop working until eleven o'clock tonight.
A. shall B.
will C. don't D. won't
IV. Mistake Identification
(挑错练习10%)
1. We have no rain for months so it
will be nice to have some now.
2. Don't interrupt him. He is busy
writes an article in his room.
3. Even you do not hurry up you will
miss the last bus.
4. I didn't know if he really tells
such a story to others.
5. What you going to do if your mother
finds out the truth?
6. She just stood there and not know
what to say.
7. Have you visited the house which Lu
Xun once lived?
8. How can I forget the day on that my
son was born?
9. Jane worked there as a secretary
since 1980 and she is going to change her job soon.
10. Have you hear that Mike won the
first prize in the competition?
V. Translation (翻译15%)
1. 这学期我们学了10课书。
2.
他必须在下星期日前完成这项工作。
3. 你知道他住在哪里吗?
4.
虽然我很想去看电影, 但是我没有时间。
5.
你刚才遇到的那个人是一位著名的科学家。
VI. Reading (阅读理解30%)
(1)
We are all part of history. Our ways
of living today will seem strange to our grandchildren. Our
clothes, our automobiles, even our kinds of food, will seem very
queer (奇怪的) to them. "How strange life must have been back in those
days!" our grandchildren will say to us.
Changes in ways of living are an
important part of history. Our ancestors (祖先) lived very
differently from the way we live now. And their ancestors seemed
strange to them too.
History is the story of whatever
happened to people before today. Some events were thrilling
(令人激动的), and some were sad. Men have been very cruel in wars and
revolutions. On the other hand, many men have worked for peace and
freedom.
Discoveries of new lands have played
an important part in history. How interesting those stories of
discoveries are! It is fun, too, to read about inventions and the
ways in which they have changed people's lives. Discoveries in
science and medicine have made great changes, too.
History is the story
of presidents and kings, of heroes and villains (坏蛋,恶棍). It is the
story of ordinary people, too. History is everybody's story!
1. We are part of
history because _________.
A. we are living in
the 20th century
B. we have many
grandchildren
C. we have a
different way of life
D. we have strange
things
2. The following
queer things are mentioned in the passage except _________.
A. clothes
B. housing
C. automobiles
D. foods
3. Which of the
following is NOT true?
A. Our way of life
is much the same as our ancestors.
B. New discoveries
have brought about changes.
C. Discoveries have
played an important part in history.
D. History tells us
what happened in the past.
4. The passage
suggests that __________.
A. man is always
good
B. the changes make
people invent
C. man enjoys
learning about history
D.
we do the same as our ancestors
5. History is the
story about __________.
A. ordinary
people
B. heroes and
villains
C. kings and
presidents
D. all of the
above
(2)
An employer has several choices he
can consider when he wants to hire a new employee. First, he may
look within his own company. But if none of the present employees
are suitable for the position, he will have to look outside the
company. If his company has a personnel office(人事处), he can ask
them to help find qualified applicants (申请人).
There are other valuable sources the
employer can use, such as employment agencies, professional
societies and so on. He can also advertise (作广告) in the newspapers
and magazines and ask prospective candidates to send in resumes
(简历).
The employer has two kinds of
qualifications to consider when he wants to choose from among
applicants. He must consider both professional qualifications and
personal characteristics. A candidate's professional qualifications
include his education, experience and skills. These can be listed
on a resume. Personal characteristics must be evaluated (评估)
through interviews.
6. This passage
mainly tells us _________.
A. there are many
applicants looking for a job
B. how an employer
hires his employees
C. employer hires a
new employee within his company
D. employer can
advertise in newspapers and magazines
7. The word
"prospective" may mean _________.
A. promising
B. outstanding
C. expected
D. qualified
8. When an employer
wants to hire a new employee, he will consider _________.
A. the employee's
professional qualifications
B. the employee's
personalities
C. the employee's
education and family background
D.
both A and B
9. "Professional
qualifications" does not include _________.
A. good health
B. skills
C. experience
D. education
10. We can conclude
that a candidate who _________ is in a better position to be
hired.
A. has worked for 2
months
B. has had college
education
C. is getting
training
D. is fond of
sports
(3)
Now a computer is able to teach you
English. It will soon be able to translate any language for you,
too. It is one more result of the development of microprocessors —
those tiny parts of a computer commonly known as "silicon chips"
(硅片). So you don't have to go to classes or buy textbooks. In a few
years you won't need the international language of English.
A computer can be a good teacher if
you really want to learn the language. You can sit in front of a
screen and practise. The computer will tell you when you are
correct and when you are wrong. It can even talk to you because the
silicon chips are able to change electronic impulses (电脉冲) into
sounds.
So think of it. You will be able to
teach yourself at your own pace. You will waste very little time,
and you can work at home. And if after all that, you still can't
speak English, you can always use the translating machine. In a few
years, therefore, perhaps there will be no need for BBC Modern
English, no more textbooks or teachers of English. Instead of
buying an exciting new textbook, the computer will ask you to
replace it with microprocessor 2002. Think of that, you can get
fast and efficient language learning and translating facilities,
and there will be no more tears or embarrassing (难堪的) moments. One
little problem is that a computer can't laugh yet — but scientists
are working on it. Happy learning!
11. Silicon chips are
_________.
A. the computer
itself
B. the result of the
development of microprocessors
C.
microprocessors
D. parts of
microprocessors
12. You will
_________ if you use a computer to learn the language.
A. waste much of
your time
B. do everything at
your own pace
C. need no
translating machine
D. speak better
English
13. The computer can
be used to replace __________.
A. exciting new
textbooks
B. experienced
language teachers
C. language teaching
radio programs
D. all of the
above
14. Computers can
_________.
A. even laugh
B. make you shed
tears
C. even talk
D. get
embarrassed
15. This passage is
mainly about __________.
A. what language
learning will be like when computerized (电脑化)
B. someone learning
English by using a computer
C. fast and
efficient language learning
D. the computer
teaching the language
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