2003年安徽省普通高等学校专升本招生考试试题I.VocabularyandStructure(1pointeach;35pointsinall)1.Onceyouenterthesociety,youaremostlyA.inA.is3.IthinkthatitisnouseA.tocontinue4.WhatdidtheteacherA.distributeA.toA.possible7.WhenIsawherfacialA.appearance8.A.Who9.ThetravelersA.passed10.SammostprobablyA.regardedA.on12.SheearnsahighA.salaryA.beganA.placeA.jobA.arrange17.Giveupsmoking;A.orA.combine19.YouA.musttell20.Mybrotheris21.You13.ItisnecessarythatmeetingB.beginB.locationB.taskB.requireB.andB.comparemeabouthisillnessyesterday.B.hadtoldmine.C.oughttotellD.shouldhavetoldB.assignB.withB.likelyB.expressionB.ThatB.tookB.viewedB.forasadoctor.B.wagesC.moneyatonce.C.begins.D.situation.D.careerD.inviteD.otherwiseD.contactC.spaceC.workforhisfathertocome.C.demandC.sothatblackwithwhite.C.confuseD.willbeginD.paymentB.onB.arewiththis.B.ContinueC.continuingC.dividehisnewjob.C.fortowin.C.likeC.lookingC.WhatC.coveredherforanothergirlattheparty.C.mistookanycase.C.inD.toD.lookedD．probableD.feelingD.WhenD.wentD.onD.continuedD.pointyoutodoathome?2.Thechairmanaswellasmanyotherpeopleyourown.C.ofpresent.C.willD.shouldD.to5.Itdidn'ttakelongforhimtoadjust6.Withhisresolutedetermination,heis,Iknewshewasangry.isgoingtodothejobthereremainsaquestion.300milesadaybycarwhentheywereinAfrica.11.Whateverhappens,thisrulecanbeapplied14.Accordingtothedoctor,theoldladywasinahelpless15.Attheageofeighteen,hedecidedtotakepoliticsashis16.WheneverneededBobwouldyouwillhaveagoodhealth.18.Ifyouarenotcarefulenough,youmayA.fiveyearsmorejuniortoB.fiveyearsjuniorthanC.fiveyearsjuniortoD.fiveyearsmorejuniorthanmebecauseIdidn'tsaythat.B.mustmisunderstandC.mustbeunderstoodD.hadtomisunderstand?C.nowmandoes1D.asmandoesA.musthavemisunderstoodA.thatmandoes22.CanmachinesperformthesametasksB.whatmandoes23.Itistheboy'slazinessthatA.resultedfrom24.25.A.ExceptforA.Harder26.JohnandSallyA.copedwithA.hasA.confinedtoA.when30.IfA.carryingA.promotedadaptB.adoptC.useB.broughtinB.Inspiteofhisfailureintheexams.C.resultedinC.BecauseofD.ledintohiswealth,heisnothappy.D.BesidesD.TheharderD.turnedupD.thatD.limitedbytheplanetookoff.D.thanD.carryoutD.improvedhissuggestionforitsoundedpractical.A._youwork,thegreateryourprogresswillbe.B.ThehardierB.handledwithB.whatB.lockedtoB.whereB.carriedoutB.raisedD.receive!D.Don'tbesuretotouchitB.BesurenottotouchitC.BenotsuretotouchitB.HowhardisthediamondD.HardasthediamondisB.ThelightshavinggoneoutD.ThelightshavegoneoutC.HardierC.dealtinC.laterC.tiedwithC.whileC.tocarryC.developedalltheirproblemscheerfully.madehimsuchagoodtechnician.theirbedsathospital.Theyneedourhelp.27.Itwasthetrainingthathehad28.Someelderlypeopleare29.Nosoonerhadthelate-airportgentlemangottotheairportsuccessfully,theplanwillcompletelychangethetraffic.31.Withinafewyearshewasfromanordinaryclerktothemanagerofthecompany.32.Thoughtheydislikedthetoneofhisspeech,theyfinallydecidedto33.Thepaintisstillwet.A.Besuretonotit34．,itisquiteeasytodrillaholeonitwithlaser.A.HardalthoughthediamondisC.Asthediamondishard35.A.ThelightshadgoneoutC.ThelightwentoutAnswerSheet.thestudentshadtogotobed.Ⅱ.Cloze(1pointeach;10pointsinall)ThehistoryoftheAmericanpeopleis,36,thehistoryofthemovementoftheAmericanpeople.Theymovedfromthe37.Theymovedfromthecountryandthefarmtothecity.38,40coloniesoftheEastCoasttotheopenspaceofthePioneerAmericansbegan39Americanshavebeenmovingfromthecitiestothesuburbs.fromtheEastCoasttotheWest250yearsago.Theymovedwestformanyreasons.4143openspaceandland4442reasonwasthattheycouldobtainfarming.Americanslikedlargeopenspaces.Andtheylikedthefreedomandindependencetothelandintheirownway.Someofthelandbecamefarms.Importantmineralswere.Otherlargeareasbecamecattleranches.ThereseemedtobeenoughD.onpartD.EastD.LaterD.goingD.OneD.inseparableD.inD.develop245ofendlessworkandhardship.C.NorthC.MorerecentlyC.comingC.MostC.disconnectedC.onC.builddiscoveredinsomeareas,sosomeofthelandbecamelandforeverybody.Butitwasadifficultlife,36.A.withpart37.A.West38.A.Notlongago39.A.moving40.A.Mainly41.A.unlimited42.A.of43.A.makeB.ofpartB.SouthB.ThenB.passingB.MuchB.indivisibleB.forB.plantC.inpart44．A.towns45．A.ataskB.factoriesB.ajobC.minesC.alifeD.farmsD.acareerⅢ.ReadingComprehension(50points)Task1(2pointseach;10pointsinall)Directions:Afterreadingthefollowingpassage,youwillfind5questionsorunfinishedstatements(No.46throughNo.50).Foreachquestionorstatementthereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.YoushouldmakethecorrectchoiceandputthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.Manypeoplearefrightenedbyspiders(蜘蛛).Theyareespeciallyafraidoflarge,hairyones.Thelargestandmostfrighteningofallspidersisthebird-eatingspider,whichlivesinthehot,thickrainforestsofnorthernSouthAmerica.Bird-eatingspidersareatypeoftarantula(狼蛛).Theycanbite,andthebiteispainful,butitwillnotkillagrown-up.Thepoisonousbiteofablackwidowspiderisfarmoredangerous.Bird-eatingspidersoftenhideinholesandunderrocksduringtheday,butatnighttheycreepoutandhuntforinsects.Asyoumightguessfromtheirname,theyalsocatchbirdsandeatthem.Theyhaveanotherunusualability.Theycanwalkupwindowpanes(玻璃窗)becauseofsticky,silkyhairsontheirfe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