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1、2022浙江大学英语考试模拟卷（6）本卷共分为2大题50小题，作答时间为180分钟，总分100分，60分及格。一、单项选择题（共25题，每题2分。每题的备选项中，只有一个最符合题意） 1.In New York there is a shifting population of vagrants usually with an unhealthy_ for alcoholAattitudeBaptitudeCappetiteDaltitude 2.Old Mr. Browns condition looks very serious and it is doubtful if he will_
2、.Apull throughBpull upCpull backDpull out 3.When do you think the President will_ you in officeAlocateBconfirmCreinforceDqualify 4.The Second World War ,_the earlier one of 1914, prompted public concern about the physical and intellectual well-being of the countrys human resources.Aso asBas wereCas
3、didDsame as 5.The teacher tried to explain the problem but her explanation did not_ to the students.Aget acrossBcome aroundCgo byDmake out 6.President Bandas background as a doctor has given him_ into the medical problems that face the country.Aa viewBa visionCan insightDa sight 7.The traveler looks
4、 like an Englishman, but his f6reign accent gave him_.AawayBoutCoffDover 8.We would contact your nearest relative_ any accident occurring.Ain the event ofBin the course ofCin the place ofDin the light of 9.The bus is so crowded that there is_ sufficient room for you.ArarelyBseldomCscarcelyDsome 10.H
5、e just cannot_ to the different life style here in America.AalterBmodifyCadaptDadopt 11.Cars and motorcycles are similar_ they are both privately owned means of transport.Aso thatBin thatCfor thatDin which 12.He was at the_ of his career when he was killed in a traffic accident.AglamourBextremeCbloo
6、mDpeak 13.Mary went through the report carefully to_ all spelling mistakes from it.AdiminishBwithdrawCeliminateDabandon 14.It was such a hot day that everyone_ swimming in the river.Atended toBwas inclined toCmade forDfelt like 15._preparations are now being made for the Presidents official visit to
7、 three foreign countries.AElaborateBGracefulCRoyalDTedious 16.Mother always taught me to be thrifty and not to live_.Abeyond my meansBout of placeCat my leisureDaround the clock 17.In the past decades, the farms of the world have succeeded in producing enough food to feed _all of the planets people.
8、ArelevantlyBexternallyCutterlyDvirtually 18.High corporate leaders seem to be in favor of promoting diversity so as to _.Alower the rate of unemploymentBwin equal political rights for minoritiesCbe competitive in the world marketDsatisfy the demands of a growing population 19.According to the author
9、, a bachelor resists marriage chiefly because _.Ahe is reluctant to take on family responsibilitiesBhe believes that life will be more cheerful ff he remains singleChe finds more fun in dating than in marriageDhe fears it will put an end to all his fun adventure and excitement 20.What is the author
10、trying to tell usAHappiness often goes hand in hand with pain.BOne must know how to attain happiness.CIt is important to make commitments.DIt is pain that leads to happiness. 21.It can be inferred from the passage that _.Ameritocracy can never be realized without diversityBAmerican political circles
11、 will not accept diversityCit is unlikely that diversity will occur in the U. S. mediaDminorities can only enter the fields where no debate is heard about diversity 22.Raising children, in the authors opinion is _.Aa moral dutyBa thankless jobCa rewarding taskDa source of inevitable pain 23.Accordin
12、g to the passage diversity can be achieved in American society by _.Aexpanding the pool of potential employeesBpromoting policies that provide skills to employeesCtraining more engineers, scientists lawyers and business managersDproviding education for all regardless of race or sex 24.To understand
13、what true happiness is one must _.Ahave as much fun as possible during ones lifetimeBmake every effort to liberate oneself from painCput up with pain under all circumstancesDbe able to distinguish happiness from fun 25.From the last paragraph, we learn that envy sometimes stems from _.AhatredBmisund
14、erstandingCprejudiceDignorance 二、多项选择题（共25题，每题2分。每题的备选项中，有多个符合题意） 1.As more and more college students prefer to rent a room outside the campus and enjoy their private life there, problems come along. To solve these problems, the Ministry of Education stipulates that college students are not allowed
15、to live outside the campus. This regulation raises heated discussion among students, and even among the whole society. What is your opinion on this issue Write an essay of about 400 words entitled: On College Students Living Off Campus 2.1描述一下你在公共场所亲眼目睹的扒窃事件 2谴责这种不文明行为 3在构建和谐社会进程中，人人都应该有正义感 Pickpock
16、eting _ _ _ 3.近年来，出国留学呈增长趋势；2. 出国留学的益处是显而易见的，但也客观存在着一些负面影响；3. 要正确看待和谨慎处理出国留学。 Studying Abroad 4.Current situations in the universities on compulsory courses and optional courses.2. Reasons of having more optional courses.3. Your answer to the question. 5.Directions: In this part, you will have 15 mi
17、nutes to go over the passage quickly and answer the questions on Answer Sheet 1. For questions 1-7, choose the best answer from the four choices marked A, B, C and D. For questions 8-10, complete the sentences with the information given in the passage. The Sacrifice at Masada One discovery always le
18、ads to another. Archaeologists working near the Dead Sea became curious about a steep rock near Qumran. At the top of this rock are the ruins of the great palace and fort of Masada. In 1963 a man began careful exploration of this forbidding place. Yigael Yadin was both soldier and archaeologist, and
19、 he and his father had both been studying the Dead Sea Scrolls. Yadin was anxious to explore the history of the great palace of Masada. It was a huge palace. He knew that hundreds of workers were going to be needed for digging there, so Yadin extended an invitation to young men and women from all ov
20、er the world to join him in digging at Masada. For two summers hundreds of young people came. Masada is not a pleasant place in mid-summer; the mountains are hot and brown and dry. There was no protection for the workers except in camp huts. Yet each year hundreds came to help. Why What was the part
21、icular interest of this place Why was there any excitement about this lonely ruin Masada had been the scene of great events and acts of courage. The story was famous, but many people had doubts about its truth. Now Yadin and his young workers were digging in order to prove it was true. Masada had on
22、ce been the palace of King Herod who ruled Palestine under the Romans during the life of Christ. He had had this palace built far from the city. It was lonely and it was safe, hanging over the steepest part of the rock. The palace was fixed to the actual sides of the rock at three levels. Nowadays m
23、en would not dare to build in such a place; yet Herod gave orders tot his servants to build it there. They did the work with their own hands and simple tools. They made it beautiful with wall paintings and fountains and fine stone floors. Water was brought from a great distance to this waterless mou
24、ntain, and on the upper level there were beautiful fountains and gardens and baths. Inside their palace Herod and his family were comfortable and safe. Earthquakes have since destroyed a lot of the palace, but the main walls are still standing. Young workers have cleared some of the ruins so we can
25、see how beautiful they were. The workers were tied together with ropes and let down over the cliffs as they worked. Digging in those ruins the young people were sharing the dangers of the men who first built the palace. After Herods death the palace became a fort for the Jewish rebels fighting for t
26、heir freedom from Rome. But the Romans were too powerful. They had already attacked Jerusalem and the great temple had gone up in flames. They had destroyed the monastery at Qumran. Its priests had escaped to the mountains with their scrolls and treasure. In the year A. D. 73 the Roman army arrived
27、at Masada. Orders had been given to destroy the fort and everyone inside it. There were nine hundred and sixty men, women and children defending the fort, and the Romans were determined that nobody should escape. They built a wall all round the hill. There were eight camps for guarding every corner.
28、 The water pipes going into the fort were cut, and the fountains and the baths in Herods palace ran dry. Soon the drinking water was finished. Then the Romans began building a great bank of earth against the side of the hill at Masada; soon the height of the bank reached the height of the wails of t
29、he fort. They then shot burning arrows into the fort and set fire to the buildings inside. As the wooden walls went up in flames and the arrows shot through the air, the defenders were driven back into the fort inside. It was clear that the Romans were going to win. The Jews had no hope of keeping t
30、heir freedom, and were facing certain death. But the Jews were determined to die as free men, preferring to kill themselves while they were still free. They would not wait for the Roman victory, and decided to make a terrible sacrifice. Every man took his wife and children to his own room. First the
31、y burned all their belongings, and said a loving goodbye to each other. When they could say no more the men killed their wives and children. Sadly they returned to a place in the centre of the fort. Their lives had no value now, and they chose ten men to kill all the others. Hundreds of men then lay
32、 clown beside their dead families, and the ten chosen officers had the dreadful task of killing them all. Finally, the last ten men chose one to complete the sacrifice. He had to kill his nine companions and then he killed hi 6.Directions: In this part, you will have 15 minutes to go over the passag
33、e quickly and answer the questions on Answer Sheet 1. For questions 1-7, choose the best answer from the four choices marked A, B, C and D. For questions 8-10, complete the sentences with the information given in the passage. The Sacrifice at Masada One discovery always leads to another. Archaeologi
34、sts working near the Dead Sea became curious about a steep rock near Qumran. At the top of this rock are the ruins of the great palace and fort of Masada. In 1963 a man began careful exploration of this forbidding place. Yigael Yadin was both soldier and archaeologist, and he and his father had both
35、 been studying the Dead Sea Scrolls. Yadin was anxious to explore the history of the great palace of Masada. It was a huge palace. He knew that hundreds of workers were going to be needed for digging there, so Yadin extended an invitation to young men and women from all over the world to join him in
36、 digging at Masada. For two summers hundreds of young people came. Masada is not a pleasant place in mid-summer; the mountains are hot and brown and dry. There was no protection for the workers except in camp huts. Yet each year hundreds came to help. Why What was the particular interest of this pla
37、ce Why was there any excitement about this lonely ruin Masada had been the scene of great events and acts of courage. The story was famous, but many people had doubts about its truth. Now Yadin and his young workers were digging in order to prove it was true. Masada had once been the palace of King
38、Herod who ruled Palestine under the Romans during the life of Christ. He had had this palace built far from the city. It was lonely and it was safe, hanging over the steepest part of the rock. The palace was fixed to the actual sides of the rock at three levels. Nowadays men would not dare to build
39、in such a place; yet Herod gave orders tot his servants to build it there. They did the work with their own hands and simple tools. They made it beautiful with wall paintings and fountains and fine stone floors. Water was brought from a great distance to this waterless mountain, and on the upper lev
40、el there were beautiful fountains and gardens and baths. Inside their palace Herod and his family were comfortable and safe. Earthquakes have since destroyed a lot of the palace, but the main walls are still standing. Young workers have cleared some of the ruins so we can see how beautiful they were
41、. The workers were tied together with ropes and let down over the cliffs as they worked. Digging in those ruins the young people were sharing the dangers of the men who first built the palace. After Herods death the palace became a fort for the Jewish rebels fighting for their freedom from Rome. But
42、 the Romans were too powerful. They had already attacked Jerusalem and the great temple had gone up in flames. They had destroyed the monastery at Qumran. Its priests had escaped to the mountains with their scrolls and treasure. In the year A. D. 73 the Roman army arrived at Masada. Orders had been
43、given to destroy the fort and everyone inside it. There were nine hundred and sixty men, women and children defending the fort, and the Romans were determined that nobody should escape. They built a wall all round the hill. There were eight camps for guarding every corner. The water pipes going into
44、 the fort were cut, and the fountains and the baths in Herods palace ran dry. Soon the drinking water was finished. Then the Romans began building a great bank of earth against the side of the hill at Masada; soon the height of the bank reached the height of the wails of the fort. They then shot bur
45、ning arrows into the fort and set fire to the buildings inside. As the wooden walls went up in flames and the arrows shot through the air, the defenders were driven back into the fort inside. It was clear that the Romans were going to win. The Jews had no hope of keeping their freedom, and were facing certain death. But the Jews were determined to die as free men, preferring to kill themselves while they were still free. They would not wait for t