Hopefully, it's not too late.
41. We can take lots of things from the ocean EXCEPT A. fish B. pearls C. sponges D. petrol
42. Onlycan we get salt and other minerals from the ocean. A. through fire B. through evaporation C. through the sunshine D. with heat
43. The reason that the ocean water is undrinkable is that A. it is too salty and polluted
B. it contains so many important and useful minerals C. it is filled with strange-looking fishes D. it is too deep to reach its bottom
44. In the sentence \as it is, the ocean cannot hold all the waste we pour into it\, the
word \
A. although B. though C. while D. however
45. By saying that \ wants to tell people that
A. the environment protection is very important B. water will be too dirty to swim in C. no sealife could be seen swimming in it
D. ocean will no longer be a fascinating sight to look at 4. What Is Cohousing
Cohousing Neighborhoods .... Some people call them a return to the best of small- town communities. Others say they are like a traditional village or the close-knit neighborhood where they grew up, while futurists call them an altogether new response to social, economic and environmental challenges of the 21st century. Each holds a piece of the truth. Cohousing is a concept that came to North America in 1988 from Denmark where it emerged over 25 years ago. It describes neighborhoods that combine the autonomy of private dwellings with the advantages of shared resources and community living.
Residents usually own their individual homes, which are collected around a \ house\a
children's playroom, workshops, guest rooms, an arts and crafts area, a laundry and more. Each home is self-sufficient with a complete kitchen, but resident-cooked dinners are often available at the common house for those who wish to participate. In some communities participants will join a cooking team once or twice a month then sit and enjoy meals cooked by fellow residents the remaining evenings of that month.
Cohousing residents participate in the planning, design, ongoing management and maintenance of their community, meeting frequently to address each of the processes. Cohousing neighborhoods tend to offer environmentally sensitive design. They typically range from 10 to 35 households emphasizing a multi-generational mix of singles, couples, families with children, and elders.
In North America there have been over 40 communities completed since 1991 and
another 130 plus in various stages of development. The level of social interaction and shared
resources varies among communities. A cohousing development seems limited only by the imagination, desire and resources of the group of people who are actively creating their own neighborhood. Cohousing groups are based on democratic principles that support no ideology other than the desire for a more practical and social home environment. Cohousing proved personal privacy combined with the benefits of living in a
community where people know and interact with their neighbors. It's about living in a way
that's responsive to a world that has changed dramatically in the last fifty years a world in which home life has changed, women are integral in the labor force, resource limitations and environmental concerns are on the rise, and many people feel overextended.
Cohousing offers hope in our often dissociated society. By means of cohousing, we can build a better place to live in, a place where we know our neighbors, a place where we can
enjoy a rich sense of community and contribute to a more sustainable world. 46. According to the passage, the concept ofcohousing first appeared in __ A. North America B. Britain C. South America D. Denmark
47. In cohousing neighborhoods, residents usually __
A. own their individual homes, but share facilities in the common house B. share the same house as well as facilities C. own their individual homes and facilities
D. share the same house but own their individual facilities 48. Cohousing residents emphasize __ A. households of singles B. households of elders of children
multi-generational mix of singles, couples, families with children and elders 49. It can be inferred from the passage that in modem society __
A. people are dissociated B. people know and interact with their neighbors C. people have wilder imagination D. people are more satisfied 50. The word \ A. overworked B. overburdened C. overjoyed D. overlooked IV. CIoze 10%
Directions: There are 20 blanks in the following passage. For each blank there are 4 choices marked/1, B, C and D under the passage. You should choose the one that best fits into the passage.
Do people in your country hug (拥抱) and kiss on the street In some countries, it is
51 for people to show 52 in public places. In the United States, for example, we often
see
couples 53 hands, hug or kiss on the street, in the park, in the restaurants, and 54 on trains
and buses! But ill some 55 countries, people never show affection in 56 places because their customs_ don't 57 this. For example, in China and Korea, custom 58 .people to do so
in public places. So, when Chinese and Korean people 59 the United States, they sometimes feel very surprised or even 60 when they see Americans hug and kiss on the street.
In some countries, friends show physical affection 61 each other. In some South American countries, female friends walk arm 62 arm when they walk along the street 63 . In Italy and Russia, 64 friends often kiss each other on 65 cheeks when they greet. In most 66 , men don't kiss or hug when they greet 67 another. They usually shake hands 68 pat each other on the back.
People 69 the world are different in the amount, manner, and situations in 70 they
touch each other.
51. A. common B. usual C. ordinary D. difficult
52. A. addition B. affection C. attention D. attraction 53. A. carry B. take C. shake D. hold 54. A .even B. often C. hardly D. rarely
55. A. foreign B. western C. other D. independent 56. A. public B. private C. open D. secrete 57. A. permit B. persist C. approve D. refuse
58. A. forbid B. forbids C. forbidden D. forbidding 59. A. visiting B. visit C. visits D. visited 60. A. shock B. shocking C. shocked D. being shocked 61. A. after B. with C. from D. to 62. A. in B. with C. upon D. to
63. A. either B. alone C. neither D. together 64. A. male B. boy C. girl D. woman 65. A. each B. both C. every D. all
66. A. cultures B. habits C. behaviors D. feelings 67. A. every B. some C. one D. any 68. A. or B. to C. but D. so 69. A. upon B. above C. around D. about 70. A. which B. what C. that 1,7. Translation (E- C)
71. I hope that you have gathered by now that going to college means a lot more than earning a grade.
72. internet use really took off in the early 1990s with the arrival of the Web, which made it
easier to find and view information online.
73. lfyou begin a conversation by asking someone about their love life or telling about
yours, you're sure to turn them off.
74. There is a great deal of uncertainty in the workplace. Th old ideal of having a job for life
is gone. 75. Some people choose the flowers at the wedding on the basis of their symbolic meanings. VI. Writing 76.
亲爱的汤姆夫人:
杰克和我将在5月5日(星期二)下午7时愉快地民你共进晚餐,承你们邀请,非常高兴! 我们以及其愉快的心情,盼望再一次和您及汤姆博士面晤.
你真诚的
劳娜
江苏省成人高等教育英语考试
2005. 6 (脱产卷) A 6
I. Listening Comprehension 10%
Directions: In this part, you will hear some sentences and short conversations. After each sentence and conversation, a question will be asked about what was said. After each question there will be a pause. During the pause, you must read the four suggested answers marked A, B, C and 19, and decide which is the best answer. Sentences:
1. A) Modem education. B) Home education. C)Cultural education. D) Higher education. 2. A) Less than 12 hours. B) Just 12 hours.
G) More than 12 hours. D) No more than 12 hours. 3. A) $ 606. B) $600. C) $660. D) $666.
4. A) Nanjing. B) Shanghai. Cb) His hometown. D) Beijing.
5. A) Competition. B) Pressure. C) Struggle. D) Competition and pressure.
Conversations:
6. A) In the office. B) In the classroom. C) In the bank. D) In the hotel. 7. A) Very cheap. B) Very expensive. C) The same. D) Very different. 8. A) Because he forgot the time.
B) Because he didn't finish his work.
C) Because he had difficulty finding the house. D) Because he was caught in a heavy traffic jam.
9. A) Teacher and student. B) Boss and clerk.
C) Doctor and patient. D) Shop assistant and customer. 10. A) Next month. B) Next year. C) Next week. D) Next winter. II. Vocabulary and Structure 20%
Directions There are 20 incomplete sentences in this part. For each sentence there are 4
choices marked A, B, C and D. Choose the one that best completes the sentence.
11. More attention to road safety can in a decrease in road accidents. A. lead B. result C. conduct D. guide
12. You are the only person who can fly this plane, so we all _______ you. A. call on B. carry on C. rely on D. get on 13. ______ a good teacher, he passed the examination.
A. Turn to B. Thanks to C. Lead to D. Refer to 14. Who __________ the arrangements for the next meeting
A. sees to B. makes sure that C. sees to it that D. goes to 15. ________ your goal until you've achieved it.
A. Refer to B. Come to C. Keep to D. Due to
16. He made some reasonable suggestions _______ his thorough research.
A. regardless of B. in front of C. for the sake of D. on the basis of 17. Do you know that \
A. is based on B. belongs to C. takes the place of D. stands for 18. In the children's minds, the Spring Festival is ______ good food and clothes. A. associated with B. dreaming of C. with respect to D. famous for
19. Barbara was invited to give a speech at her son's graduation _____ in his school. A. ceremony B. certificate C. conclusion D. congratulation
20. I come here to buy a _______ computer to learn something to become more qualified. A. personnel B. personal C. person D. person's
21. The family have agreed to spend their ______ in Italy, a beautiful country. A. variety B. vacation C. venture D. voyage 22. The mayor was invited to the prizes to the winners.
A. distribute B. dismiss C. distinguish D. dissolve 23. You need money and time. ______, you need diligence.
A. In short B. In brief C. In addition D. In public 24. A good leader should be _________ the need of the people.
A. useful to B. attractive to C. grateful to D. attentive to 25. He has been working very hard since last , he got the highest score in the exam.