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1、国家公共英语（二级）笔试历年真题试卷汇编 9（无答案）第一节听下面 5 段对话。每段对话后有一道小题，从题中所给的 A、B 、C 三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有 10 秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1 What is the woman going to do?（A）Have a coffee.（B） Attend a meeting.（C） Clean her office.2 What does the woman ask for?（A）A dress of different size.（B） A dress of bet

2、ter quality.（C） A dress of a bright color.3 What does the man want to do?（A）Take his leave.（B） Borrow a ladder.（C） Clean the roof.4 What will the woman probably do next?（A）Go to the mans place.（B） Reserve an exhibition hall.（C） Call the Hillsboro Hotel.5 Where are the speakers?（A）At home.（B） In a mu

3、seum.（C） In the city square.第二节听下面 5 段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几道小题，从题中所给的 A、B 、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有5 秒钟的时间阅读各个小题；听完后，各小题将给出 5 秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。6 Why has the man hardly seen the woman lately?（A）She had a traffic accident.（B） She moved to another place.（C） She is working unusual hours.7 Wher

4、e does the conversation take place?（A）In an apartment.（B） At a bus stop.（C） In an office.8 What does the man have to do now?（A）Plan a trip.（B） Look for a job.（C） Make a decision.9 What does the woman think of the journey to South America?（A）Exciting.（B） Dangerous.（C） Expensive.10 What advice does th

5、e woman give to the man?（A）Staying at home.（B） Going abroad.（C） Opening a bookstore.11 What is the radio program for?（A）Discussing language skills.（B） Promoting community service.（C） Sharing personal feelings.12 What is the second point Prof. Sheffield mentioned?（A）To conclude the article.（B） To int

6、roduce main ideas.（C） To give details and facts.13 What makes an excellent article according to Prof. Sheffield?（A）Detailed facts.（B） Personal style.（C） Formal language.14 What do the Hoffmans do for a living?（A）They are gardeners.（B） They sell vegetables.（C） They run a guesthouse.15 How much direct

7、 sunshine do tomato plants actually need every day?（A）Five hours.（B） Eight hours.（C） Twelve hours.16 Why do Irish potatoes grow better in the shade?（A）They have deeper roots.（B） They have wider leaves.（C） They have bigger flowers. 17 What are the speakers mainly talking about?（A）A summer job.（B） A f

8、ood company.（C） A birthday party.18 What does the mans company do?（A）Offer food services.（B） Organize concerts.（C） Design furniture.19 What will the man do before the party?（A）Play music.（B） Cook food.（C） Set tables.20 What does the woman think of the man s work?（A）Difficult.（B） Interesting.（C） Valu

9、able.完形填空20 It was a summer evening. I was sitting by the open window, reading a【C1】_ . Suddenly, I heard someone crying, “Help! Help!“ It came from the tree at the other end of the yard. I【C2】_ but it was too dark to see anything clearly. Almost【C3 】 _ I heard the cry again. It【C4】_ like a child, b

10、ut I could not imagine what anybody would be doing in our backyard.I decided to go out and have a【C5】_ in the yard, just【C6】_ someone was in trouble. I got a flashlight and a【C7 】_ and went out into the yard.【C8 】_ I heard the cry. “Who s there?“ I【C9】_ as I walked across the yard toward the trees.

11、But there was no【C10】_. With the help of my flashlight, I【 C11】_ all over that end of the yard. There was no【C12】_ of anybody or anything. I came to the conclusion that my【C13】_ was playing tricks on me, probably because of the story I was reading about strange beings on the moon.Feeling rather【C14】

12、_ about walking around in my own backyard with a stick, I went back into the【C15】_ . I had just sat down to read my book again when I was【C16】_ by the cry of “ Help! Help!“ this time from right behind me. I【C17】_ my book and jumped up. There, sitting on the table, was a large parrot, a bird that can

13、 copy human【C18 】_ ! While I was out in the yard, it must have【C19】_ the light in the living room and【C20】_ through the open window.21 【C1 】（A）newspaper（B） book（C） letter（D）report22 【C2 】（A）looked out（B） shouted（C） sat down（D）listened23 【C3 】（A）clearly（B） madly（C） immediately（D）certainly24 【C4 】（A）t

14、hought（B） played（C） felt（D）sounded25 【C5 】（A）rest（B） look（C） party（D）ride26 【C6 】（A）because（B） like（C） as if（D）in case27 【C7 】（A）knife（B） stick（C） belt（D）gun28 【C8 】（A）Still（B） Besides（C） In addition（D）Once again29 【C9 】（A）heard（B） thought over（C） called out（D）replied30 【C10 】（A）problem（B） progress（

15、C） hurry（D）answer31 【C11 】（A）searched（B） travelled（C） ran（D）smelt32 【C12 】（A）idea（B） voice（C） sign（D）scene33 【C13 】（A）imagination（B） feeling（C） neighbor（D）friend34 【C14 】（A）cruel（B） foolish（C） dangerous（D）special35 【C15 】（A）house（B） garden（C） garage（D）street36 【C16 】（A）shocked（B） pleased（C） excited（

16、D）attracted37 【C17 】（A）finished（B） took out（C） dropped（D）picked up38 【C18 】（A）mistakes（B） manners（C） speech（D）action39 【C19 】（A）put out（B） turned on（C） brought（D）seen40 【C20 】（A）climbed up（B） come in（C） flown out（D）got down语法填空40 This summer the citys Department of Transportation starts a new bike-s

17、hare program. People【K1】_ live and work in New York will be able to travel【K2 】 _ (quick) and cheaply between many neighborhoods. This is important. It will make New Yorkers rethink their city and rewrite the mental maps we use to【K3 】_ (decide) what is convenient, what is possible. Parks, restauran

18、ts and friends who once【K4】_ (seem) beyond reasonable travelling distance on public transportation will seem a lot closer. The possibilities arent limitless, but the change will be pretty【K5】_ (impress).Ive used a bike to get around New York【K6】_ decades. Theres great excitement you feel from self-p

19、ropelled transportationskateboarding, in-line skating and walking as well as biking; New York【K7】_ (have) good public transportation, but you just dont get the kind of rush I m talking about on a bus or subway train. I enjoy biking because it is【K8】_ pleasure, not because biking is environment-frien

20、dly, improves my health or brings【K9】_ (I) to different parts of the city. But it does all these things, tooand sometimes makes us a little self-satisfied for it; still, the reward is emotional(情感的)【K10】_ (satisfy), which beats reason, as it often does.41 【K1】42 【K2】43 【K3】44 【K4】45 【K5】46 【K6】47 【K

21、7】48 【K8】49 【K9】50 【K10】短文理解50 Leicester Society of Arts 121st Arts Festival Guide to EventsAll events are free unless otherwise stated. You are welcome to make phone calls for more information.Hands-On Archaeology (考古学) Saturday 15th July, 11:00 am3:30 pm, Jewry Wall Museum, Tel: 0116 225 4900 Cele

22、brate National Archaeology Week by bringing along your archaeological discoveries for the experts (专家) from Finds Office to examine. Learn the techniques, examine real objects, discover archaeology through fun activities and make something to take home. 1. 50 for activities.The Wonder GardenWednesda

23、y 19th July, 10:00 am11:50 am, Belgrave Gardens, Tel: 0116 225 4980 Enjoy an artwork morning using a variety of materials. Produce your own flowers to help decorate trees with them to make the garden wonderful and then take a tour around the garden, sensing the beauty and touching the nature.Belgrav

24、e Hall Evening Talk: Belgrave s Past YearsTuesday 24th July, 7:00 pm9:00 pm, Belgrave Hall, Tel: 0116 266 6590Learn the history of Belgrave village and its ever-changing population. Find out how people moved, what they did, and how they used to live. Also discover the history of Belgrave Hall as a m

25、iddle class country house and the families that lived there. Booking needed. 2. 50.Jewry Wall Homework HelpWednesdays 19th and 26th July, 3:30 pm-4:30 pm, New Walk Museum, Tel: 0116 299 5111Need help with a history homework project? Drop into the museum for a discussion with the history expert. He c

26、an point out interesting books and objects in the museum and you will have a quiet space to work in. All ages are welcome. Topic areas include Roman, Egyptian and Greek history as well as local history.51 Which event should you go to if you want to learn to make something?（A）Hands-On Archaeology（B）

27、The Wonder Garden（C） Belgrave Hall Evening Talk（D）Jewry Wall Homework Help52 If you want to book the Belgrave Hall Evening Talk, you should call_.（A）0116 225 4980（B） 0116 299 5111（C） 0116 266 6590（D）0116 225 490053 Where can you go if you need help with your history homework?（A）Jewry Wall Museum.（B）

28、 Belgrave Gardens.（C） Belgrave Hall.（D）New Walk Museum.53 Why can you look at an object in the real world and see it as a three-dimensional (三维的) object, but if you see that same object on a television, it looks flat? What s going on, and how does 3-D technology get around the problem?It all has to

29、do with the way we see objects. When the light that travels to an object is sent back to our eyes, our brains understand the light and make up a picture in our minds. When an object is far away, the light travelling to one eye is parallel(平行的) with the light travelling to the other eye. But as an ob

30、ject gets closer, the lines are no longer parallelthey move toward the same point where they join. You can see this effect if you try to look at something right in front of your noseyoull get a lovely cross-eyed expression.When you look at an object, your brain measures the effort your eyes make to

31、focus on the object as well as how much they had to gather the light to the same point. Together, this information allows you to guess how far away the object is. If your eyes had to gather the light with quite a big effort, then it stands to reason that the object is close to you.The secret to 3-D

32、television and films is that by wearing a special pair of glasses and by showing each eye the same picture in two different places, you can make your brain think that the flat picture you re seeing has depth. But this actually doesnt match up the way we see real objects. While your eyes may gather t

33、wo images(形象) that seem to be one object right in front of you, they re actually focusing on pictures further away. This is why your eyes get very tired if you try to watch too many 3-D movies in one sitting.54 What makes us see an object in the real world as three-dimensional?（A）The shape of the ob

34、ject.（B） The way our eyes work.（C） The area the object covers.（D）The sharpness of our mind.55 How does our brain judge the distance between us and an object?（A）By the effort our eyes make to focus.（B） By the speed at which the object moves.（C） By the time it takes us to touch the object.（D）By the br

35、ightness of the light our eyes receive.56 Why do our eyes get tired if we watch 3-D movies for too long?（A）The 3-D movies usually have too many images.（B） The special glasses are not comfortable to wear.（C） Were not used to seeing things as three-dimensional.（D）Our eyes have to focus harder when see

36、ing 3-D movies.56 Jessamine is a calligrapher(书法家) and she has, over the years, printed out the history of her town by printing up wedding and death announcements, invitations and menus. Now she has another abilityshe finds herself forced to print out such calligraphy of events before they happen. S

37、he knows this is a precious and dangerous gift. She persuades a man in town to accept the love affair between his daughter and a young man whom he dislikes because Jessamine has already printed the wedding announcement. Her relationship with Callie, that young woman, is a wonderful inter-generationa

38、l friendship. When Jessamine prints her own death notice, she deals with it as wisely as she has dealt with all the rest.The story of Jessamine is only 51 pages long and, as such, there isnt much difficulty for less able readers. Meanwhile, the idea that one can use a magic(魔法) power to do good secr

39、etly is such an intriguing idea that more able readers will also be drawn to the book.Readers might be willing to read the book closely to see how DeFelice, the writer of the story, managed to describe such a complex(复杂的) person in so few pages and do it so skilfully. There are times when the passag

40、es come close to poetry and students might like to read particular selections aloud. For example, when Jessamine learns that Callie will not win the scholarship which could give her a fresh start in life, the way she gives Callie the strength to accept the disappointment and yet gain self-respect is

41、 worth examining.57 What probably is the text?（A）A short story.（B） A news report.（C） A book review.（D）A public notice.58 What is Jessamines special ability?（A）Making people fall in love.（B） Staying away from dangers.（C） Turning dreams into reality.（D）Knowing events in advance.59 What does the word “

42、intriguing“ in paragraph 2 probably mean?（A）Exciting.（B） Interesting.（C） Practical.（D）Valuable.60 What is paragraph 3 mainly about?（A）Students reading habits.（B） The knowledge of poetry.（C） DeFelices skilful use of language.（D）The friendship between Jessamine and Callie.补全文章60 “The more that you rea

43、d, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you ll go. “ These simple-but-true words were written by Dr. Seuss in one of his 44 books.【B1】_ Theodor Seuss Geisel was born in 1904.【B2】_ He grew up in the town of Springfield, Massachusetts. When he was a small child, his

44、mother would help him go to sleep with children s songs. Years later, Ted would go on to write some very famous songs of his own.When he was at college, Ted began to write for a magazine. This was the first time he wrote under the name Seuss. Though not a real doctor, he would soon write only as Dr.

45、 Seuss.【B3】_ His drawings were published in many kinds of magazines.In time, Ted wanted to both write and draw pictures for his own children s books. His first book had many drawings of some of the cars and people he knew from the streets of Springfield. It was difficult to get the book printed.【B4】

46、_ It was turned down 27 times before it was finally published. Not long after, his book The Cat in the Hat became a huge success. It helped to make Dr. Seuss a well-known name in children s books.Over the years, Ted wrote some of the best-loved children s books in the world. He won a Pulitzer Prize

47、and many other prizes for his work.【B5】_ But his books and his songs are still well-known today. More than 200 million of his books are now in print in 15 languages.A In 1991, he passed away.B He soon became a famous writer.C At college, he started writing books for children.D Ted had to be patient

48、and keep trying.E It is likely that you have read one or more of them.F When he left college, Ted began drawing.G To his family and friends, though, he was known as Ted.61 【B1 】62 【B2 】63 【B3 】64 【B4 】65 【B5 】第二节 书面表达66 假定你是李明，是校英文报的编辑(editor)，想向外教 Mike 约稿。请给他写一封电子邮件，内容要点如下：1稿件内容：在中国任教或生活的体会；2稿件字数：5

49、00 词左右；3交稿时间：4 月中旬。注意：1词数 80 左右；2请将电子邮件直接写在答题卡上的相应位置。改写对话67 阅读下面对话，根据其内容写一篇有关 Lily 创业经历的短文。要求：1所写短文应与对话相关内容意义相符，涵盖其要点；2用你自己的语言表达，可改写对话中的句子，但不可照抄原句。注意：1词数 80 词左右；2请将短文直接写在答题卡上的相应位置。Nancy: Hi Lily. Hows your shop going?Lily: Very well. We made some money in the first month!Nancy: What made you decide on a sandwich shop in the first place?Li