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1、国家公共英语（二级）笔试模拟试卷 361（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 Where did the conversation take place?（A）At the bank.（B） In the restaurant.（C） At the post office.2 Where is the post office?（A）Two blocks ahead.（B） On the right.（C） At

2、 Green Street.3 Whats the relationship between the speakers?（A）Husband and wife.（B） Ticket assistant and customer.（C） Shop assistant and customer.4 Why does the man want the bill?（A）To check out and leave the hotel.（B） To check out after he leaves.（C） To carry his luggage downstairs.5 Why is Frank s

3、o sad about his future planning?（A）Because he wants to be a singer but he cannot.（B） Because he wont be able to live in Milan.（C） Because he is afraid that he cant pass the examination.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

4、段对话或独白读两遍。6 Where would Mary like to sit?（A）Sit in the comer.（B） Sit by the piano.（C） Sit near the platform.7 Where does this conversation take place?（A）On a train.（B） In a classroom.（C） In a bar.8 Whats the womans opinion of the movie?（A）Wonderful.（B） Not good.（C） Just so so.9 When was the movie on

5、 show?（A）Last night.（B） Tonight.（C） Tomorrow.10 What does the woman complain about?（A）It is difficult to find a house that has everything they want.（B） The new house doesnt have a garden.（C） The new house is small.11 What does the woman dunk of the new house?（A）It is very good.（B） It is too dear.（C）

6、 It is too small.12 Why will they move to that big city?（A）They like to live in the big city.（B） The man will work in mat city.（C） The woman wants a house with a garden.13 How can the woman get to the mans house?（A）She will be picked up at her own house.（B） She will take a train there.（C） She will b

7、e picked up at he station.14 Whats the mans telephone number?（A）769-1919.（B） 936-1919.（C） 709-1919.15 When does the woman plan to get to the station?（A）Around 2 p.m.（B） Around 5 p. m.（C） Around 10 p. m.16 How long does the man get to the station?（A）About five minutes.（B） About fifteen minutes.（C） Wa

8、snt mentioned.17 Why is she going abroad?（A）To study.（B） To visit his friend.（C） His parents are abroad.18 How does Juan feel?（A）He is happy.（B） He is excited.（C） He is happy, excited, lonely, and worried.19 What is Juan worried about?（A）Flying over an ocean.（B） His family and friends.（C） If he will

9、 learn enough English.20 How long is Juans flight?（A）Four hours.（B） Three hours.（C） Seven hours.单项填空21 Professor White has written some short stories but he is known_for his plays.（A）the best（B） more（C） better（D）the more22 Are you feeling any better today? No, Im feeling_better today.（A）not（B） no（C）

10、 any（D）some23 A doctor can expect_at any hour of the day or night.（A）calling（B） seeing（C） being called（D）to be called24 What color_her_?（A）is, clothes（B） are, clothes（C） is, cloths（D）are, cloths25 How about the two of us_ a walk down the garden?（A）take（B） to take（C） taking（D）to be taking26 His furni

11、ture has been painted white.（A）So have I（B） So I have（C） So did I（D）So has mine27 There are also records of gymnastics_in China.（A）perform（B） to be performed（C） performing（D）being performed28 Are you invited to the conference_tomorrow afternoon?（A）to hold（B） to be held（C） held（D）being held29 I didnt

12、 feel like _,so he suggested_a taxi.（A）to walk, taking（B） walking, taking（C） to walk, to take（D）walking, to take30 Hi, Mary, you look very tired.Yeah, I_for a whole week.（A）worked（B） had worked（C） have worked（D）have been working31 They_with their performances despite rain.（A）went through（B） went on（

13、C） went over（D）went for32 Jane caught a_cold and couldnt smell_.（A）bad, good（B） bad, well（C） badly, good（D）badly, well33 Are they coming to the meeting?（A）I suppose so（B） I hope it（C） I am afraid of it（D）I dont think this34 Its no use_with him. He wont change his decision.（A）arguing（B） to argue（C） t

14、o be arguing（D）if you argue35 The airport is within_drive from here.（A）two hours（B） two-hours（C） two-hour（D）two-hour-long完形填空35 I have been a barber(理发师)for over thirty years. The other day, I was having lunch with some of the other【C1】_ in the town. We talked about some of the most interesting【C2 】

15、_ we had had. When it was my【C3】_, I told them something that happened to【C4 】_ not long ago.A man came into my【C5】_ holding the hand of a young boy. He asked me to cut his hair first and then to【C6】_ the boy s hair. While I was cutting his hair. The boy sat in the【C7】_ area reading magazines. When

16、I finished with the man, he【C8】_ the boy in my chair. He then【C9】 _ himself saying that he was【C10】_ . He asked me to go ahead and cut the boy s hair. He【C11 】_ to be back soon to pay for them both.He【C12 】_ , and I cut the boy s hair. When I had finished, I asked him to sit in the waiting area. The

17、 boy seemed content to sit【C13】_, so I didn t【C14 】_ him.A half-hour【C15】_ , then an hour. Finally, I said to the boy, “Dont【C16 】_ .Your father will be back soon. “ “He isn t my father, “the boy said. “I was playing outside【C17】_ the stranger came along and asked【C18 】 _ I d like to have my hair cu

18、t. I said yes. So he【C19】_ me in here. I had【C20】_ seen him before. “36 【C1 】（A）people（B） barbers（C） friends（D）shopkeepers37 【C2 】（A）boys（B） stories（C） customers（D）days38 【C3 】（A）turn（B） time（C） chance（D）task39 【C4 】（A）a man（B） us（C） aboy（D）me40 【C5 】（A）room（B） house（C） shop（D）office41 【C6 】（A）do（B）

19、 wash（C） make（D）dry42 【C7 】（A）working（B） waiting（C） reading（D）washing43 【C8 】（A）left（B） seated（C） talked（D）smiled at44 【C9 】（A）lied to（B） cleaned（C） thought（D）excused45 【C10 】（A）in trouble（B） on business（C） in a huny（D）on the way46 【C11 】（A）said（B） pretended（C） decided（D）promised47 【C12 】（A）waited.（

20、B） went（C） moved（D）escaped48 【C13 】（A）lonely（B） excitedly（C） quietly（D）politely49 【C14 】（A）question（B） bother（C） notice（D）serve50 【C15 】（A）passed（B） later（C） after（D）flew51 【C16 】（A）forget（B） wait（C） leave（D）worry52 【C17 】（A）when（B） before（C） because（D）so53 【C18 】（A）how（B） why（C） if（D）when54 【C19 】（

21、A）brought（B） forced（C） let（D）carried55 【C20 】（A）seldom（B） hardly（C） even（D）never55 Hugh Troy, a well-known artist, was a very interesting and clever person who spent most of his life playing tricks for the joy of it.One winter, while a student at Cornell University in New York, Troy got hold of a ve

22、ry old and ugly wastebas-ket with a real rbinoceros(犀牛 ) foot as its base. He filled it with metal weights and tied 30 feet of clothes-line to either side. Later one night he and a friend carried it out onto campus, pulling the lines straight between them. Every few feet they would lower it into the

23、 snow, their own footprints so far away as to raise no suspicions(怀疑).The next morning someone noticed the prints and invited learned professors to come and have a look. Excitedly, they followed the rhinoceros tracks. Then they were led onto the ice covering Beeb Lake, which connected to where the s

24、chool got its drinking water. There the tracks ended in a huge hole.It was said that half the population of Cornell stopped drinking tap water. Those who continued to drink it insisted mat it tasted like rhinoceros.56 What was Troy doing when the story began?（A）He was working as an artist.（B） He was

25、 studying in the university.（C） He was examining a rhinoceros foot.（D）He was doing rhinoceros experiments.57 Why did Troy fill the basket with metal weights?（A）Make it easy to tie the lines.（B） Get rid of these useless things.（C） Make it heavy enough for prints.（D）Support the base of the old basket.

26、58 Why did someone ask learned professors to examine the prints?（A）They knew where the rhinoceros existed in winter.（B） They might be able to explain what had happened.（C） They were looking for this animal just then.（D）They enjoyed following animal tracks.59 Troy wanted people to believe that a rhin

27、oceros_.（A）might appear on campus again（B） might exist in this area all the time（C） had dug a hole for its winter home（D）had fallen into the lake through a hole59 American society does not treat nap friendly. In fact, says David Dinges, a sleep specialist (专家) at the University Of Pennsylvania Schoo

28、l Of Medicine, “There s even a prohibition against admitting we need sleep“. Nobody wants to be caught napping or found asleep at work. To quote a proverb: “ Some sleep five hours, nature requires seven, laziness nine and wickedness eleven. “ Wrong. The way not to fall asleep at work is to take naps

29、 when you need them. We have to totally change our attitude toward napping. “ says Dr. William Dement of Stanford University, the godfather of sleep research.Last year a national commission led by Dement identified an “ American sleep debt“ which one member said was as important as the national debt

30、. The commission was concerned about the dangers of sleepiness: people causing industrial accidents or falling asleep while driving. This may be why we have a new sleep policy in the White House. According to recent reports, President Clinton is trying to take a half hour snooze(打盹) every afternoon.

31、About 60 percent of American adults nap when given the opportunity. We seem to have “ a mid-afternoon quiet phase“ also called “a secondary sleep gate“. Sleeping 15 minutes to two hours in the early afternoon can reduce stress and make us refreshed. Clearly, we were born to nap. We don t nap to repl

32、ace shut-eye or to prepare for a night shift. Rather, we snack on sleep, whenever, wherever and at whatever time we feel like it. I myself have napped in buses, cars, planes and on boats, on floors and beds, and in libraries, offices and museums.60 It is commonly accepted in American society that to

33、o much sleep is_.（A）unreasonable（B） criminal（C） harmful（D）costly61 The research done by the Dement commission shows that Americans_.（A）dont like to take naps（B） are terribly worried about their national debt（C） think sleeping less is good for them（D）have caused many industrial and traffic accidents

34、because of sleepiness62 The purpose of this article is to_.（A）warn us of the wickedness of napping（B） explain the danger of sleepiness（C） discuss the side effects of napping（D）convince the reader of the necessity of napping63 The “American sleep debt“ (Para. 3) is the result of_.（A）the traditional m

35、isconception about sleep（B） the new sleep policy of the Clinton Administration（C） the rapid development of American industry（D）the Americansworry about the danger of sleepiness63 People often show their feelings by the body positions they adopt. These can contradict(同矛盾) what you are saying, especia

36、lly when you are trying to disguise the way you feel. For example, a very common defensive position , assumed when people feel threatened in some way, is to put your arm or arms across your body. This is a way of shielding yourself from a threatening situation. This shielding action can be disguised

37、 as adjusting one s coif (束发帽) or watch strap. Leaning back in your chair especially with your arms folded is not only defensive, it s also a way of showing your disapproval, of a need to distance yourself from the rest of the company.A position which betrays(显示) an aggressive attitude is to avoid l

38、ooking directly at the person you are speaking to. On the other hand, approval and desire to cooperate are shown by copying the position of the person you are speaking to. This shows mat you agree or are willing to agree with someone. The position of one s feet also often shows me direction of peopl

39、es thoughts. For example, feet or a foot pointing towards the door can indicate that a person wishes to leave me room. The direction in which your foot points can also show which of the people in the room you feel most sympathetic towards, even when you are not speaking direcdy to mat person.64 Body

40、 positions are used to show_.（A）peoples intentions（B） peoples feelings（C） what people said（D）what people assumed65 To put your arms across your body is to show_.（A）a threatening position（B） mat you are angry（C） mat you are defending yourself（D）mat you are indifferent to what has happened66 To copy t

41、he position of me person you are talking to is to show_.（A）your disapprove of him（B） mat you admire him very much .（C） that you agree with him and want to cooperate with him（D）mat you are willing to follow after him67 “To avoid looking directly at the person you are speaking to“ indicates you_.（A）ar

42、e very shy and timid（B） dont like to talk to that person（C） are willing to be inferior to that person（D）are aggressive and impolite to that person67 Sometime in the next century, me familiar early newspaper on the front gate will disappear. And instead of reading your newspaper, it will read to you.

43、 You 11 get up and turn on the computer newspaper just like switching on TV. An electronic voice will distribute stories about the latest events, guided by a program that selects the type of news you want. You 11 even get to choose me kind of voice you want to hear. Want more information on me brief

44、 story? A simple touch makes me entire text appear. Save it in your own personal computer if you like. These are among the predictions(Mill) from communication experts working on me newspapers of me future. Pictured as part of broader home based media and entertainment systems, computer newspapers w

45、ould unite print and broadcast reporting, offering news and analysis with video images of news events.Most of the technology is available now, but convincing(说服)more people that they dont need paper to read a newspaper is the next step. But resistance to computer newspaper may be stronger from withi

46、n journalism. Since it is such a cultural change, it may be mat the present generation of journalists and publishers will have to the off before the next generation realizes that me newspaper industry is no longer a newspaper industry. Technology is making the end of traditional newspapers unavoidab

47、le.Despite technological advances, it could take decades to replace newsprint wim computer screens. It might take 30 to 40 years to complete the changeover because people need to buy computers and because newspapers have established financial (财经的) interests in the paper industry.68 What is the best

48、 title for this passage?（A）Computer Newspapers are Well Liked（B） Newspapers of the Future Will Likely Be on Computer（C） Newspapers Are Out of Fashion（D）New Communications Technology69 It might take 30 to 40 years for computer newspapers to replace traditional newspapers, because_.（A）it is technologi

49、cally impossible now（B） computer newspapers are too expensive（C） there is strong resistance from both the general population and professional journalists（D）traditional newspapers are easy to read70 Journalists are not eager to accept computer newspapers, because_.（A）they dont know how to use computers（B） th