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1、2021贵州大学英语考试真题卷（8）本卷共分为1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50题，每题2分。每题的备选项中，只有一个最符合题意） 1.The population in Hong Kong is _ Chinese.ApopularlyBpredominantlyCcommonlyDregularly 2.The Japanese used to _ ten million tons of coal each year.AextractBcontractCsubtractDconstrain 3.Too much information c
2、an only _ people and they dont know what to do with it.AbrightenBglareCdazzleDglitter 4.If you _ an agreement or law, you do something that disobeys it.AgiggledBhinderedCbreachedDbracketed 5.Our football team is _ with one from the next town for the championship.AconfrontingBcontrivingCcontendingDco
3、nverging 6.Her father decided she ought to have a private English _.AtuitionBtutorCcoachDcounsel 7.Basketball requires coach to teach athletes skills they are _ in.AdeficientBfragileCfeebleDdreadful 8.I saw men _ the streets with rifles on their backs.ApedalingBpatrollingCpavingDplastering 9.The wat
4、er came in _ bursts of hot and cold.AalternateBalternativeCreciprocalDmutual 10.Theres no dining room or _, but guests can have a self-service breakfast for 2.50.AgalleryBleafletCnapkinDlounge 11.In this game, he was an amateur, not an expert, and thus, for the first time, became a _ instead of a ma
5、n of action.AspectatorBsolicitorCrefereeDstatesman 12.He entered the classroom with _ steps.AabnormalBdeliberateCskepticalDlegitimate 13.He is a good leader. He can distinguish practical questions from moral issues and he knows when to _ and when to fight.AstruggleBcompromiseCcompeteDstrive 14.The r
6、eason he gave for his absence was obviously _, for it was not the same excuse he told to another person.AgeneratedBmanufacturedCfabricatedDformulated 15.Cinderella is the story of the _ between a beautiful girl and a handsome prince.AriotBroutineCromanceDrumor 16.The two surfaces _ to each other, an
7、d we couldnt get them apart however we tried.AclingBdependCadhereDconsider 17.He _ the mud with a stick, looking for the ring he had dropped.AprobedBpokedCraidedDrotted 18.The train came to a/an _ stop, making many passengers fall off their seats.AinterruptiveBabruptCcorruptDprompt 19.Many universit
8、y courses are not really _ to the needs of students or their future employers.AassociatedBrelativeCgearedDgreased 20.Fill all the holes with _ first before you paint the wall.AperfumeBgreaseCplasticDplaster 21.Richard was his fathers only _, as he had no brothers or sisters.AoffspringBheritageCheirD
9、heiress 22.According to the passage, which of the following statements is impliedAPoverty means lack of money.BPoverty means smelly,CPoverty means tired.DPoverty means dirty. 23.According to the passage the poor is always tired because _.Athey had chronic anemia caused from poor dietBthey had many c
10、hildrenCthey had to work for twenty-two dallors a weekDthey had no one to take good care of their children 24.According to the passage which of the following statements is NOT the reason for Poverty is dirtyAHot water is a luxury.BThe poor had no money for soap.CCold water does not help wash the dis
11、hes clean.DThe children of the poor always make their clothes too dirty to be washed clean. 25.What was the most difficult test of her abilityATo read through glass-blindfolded.BTo identify the colour and shape of light on a screen while securely blindfolded.CTo carry out tasks with someone pressing
12、 on her eyeballs.DTo work from behind a screen, blindfolded and with a card round her neck. 26.Which of the following statements is NOT true according to the passageAThe poor need understanding.BThe poor need empathy.CThe poor are always polite.DThe poor need your pity. 27.According to the passage,
13、which of the following statements can not be considered as the reason of the smelly house of the poorAThe outdoor privy is smelly.BThe refrigerator has gone out of order.CThe housewife cannot afford the time to clean the mattress.DIt is costy to bury rotting garbag 28.The first white man to visit So
14、moa found men who _.Awere not entirely blindBdescribed things by touching themCcould see with their handsDcould see when they held hands 29.Patches are _.AraysBwavesCspotsDlines 30.Why did Shaefer put the paper under glassATo make things as difficult as possible.BTo stop the reflection of heat.CTo p
15、revent Rose from feeling the print.DTo stop her from cheatin 31.What is the main idea of the first paragraphAVery few people have the sensitivity of the blind.BBlind people can manage to see things ,but only vaguely.CThe eyes are not the only way of seeing.DIt is possible to localise the photo sensi
16、tive areas of the body. 32.Who has hallowed this groundAThe brave people.BThe living and the dead.CThe people who are struggling or struggled here.DThe brave people except us all. 33.The government of the people, by the people, for the people is the government _.Aowned, struggled and enjoyed by the
17、peopleBowned, run and enjoyed by the peopleCowned, managed and served by the peopleDowned, controled and shared by the people 34.What kind of the spirit we can get from those martyrsADevotion to the cause.BHonored death.CThe birth of freedom.DThe last full measure of devotion. 35.When was the new na
18、tion foundedAForty-seven years ago.BEighty-seven years ago.CTwenty-eight years ago.DOne hundred and seven years ago. 36.The main point of this speech is something about _.Afight or battle mobilizationBthe civil war summaryCthe memory of the martyrsDcommemorating the martyrs and encouraging the livin
19、g 37.As the author sees it, one of the most important gains from the study of great literature is _.Aenrichment of our understanding of the pastBbroadening of our approaches to social problemsCthat it gives us a bowing acquaintance with great figures of the pastDthat it provides us with various expe
20、riences which provide a much broader experience than we can get from experiences of simply Our own lives alone 38.According to the passage the end goal of great literature is_.Athe recounting of dramatic and exciting stories, and the creation of charactersBto create anew a synthesis of life that ill
21、umines the human conditionCthe teaching of morality and ethical behaviorDto write about tragedy and despair 39.In the authors opinion, as seen in this passage, one outcome of the influence of the Life experience adherents has been _.Athe gradual subordination of the study of great literature in the
22、schoolsBa narrowed interpretation of the theories of John DeweyCa sharp swing over to learning through doingDan end to rigorous study as a way of learning 40.It can be inferred from the passage that studies of endangered species _.Ahave revealed little of importance to improve wildlife preservationB
23、are more likely to be carried out when a financially concerned interest group is involvedCsometimes endanger the very species they hope to protectDshow that endangered species can never be saved except at great cost 41.Which of the followings is neither expressed nor implied in the passage as being
24、a threat posed by mall to wildlife preservationAThe discharge of chemical wastes into streams as a result of industrial development.BLarge - scale housing development.CPoor coordination of international efforts at park and refuge management.DIntroduction of species into environments. 42.linguists gi
25、ve priority to the spoken language not the written language because _.Avocal sounds are derived from writing systemsBspeech precedes writing everywhere in the worldCwe have recording devices to study speechDspoken language precedes written language only in Indo - European languages 43.Which descrpti
26、on is NOT correct about Benjamin FranklinAScientist.BPhilosopher.CDiplomat.DActor. 44.About Britains social welfare, which is the correct discription in the following statementsAFrom - cradle - to - grave.BBritish disease.CThe Great Depression.DThe patient of Europ 45.Which of the following sounds i
27、s a voiceless bilabial stopAp.Bm.Cb.Dt 46.Which American president witnessed the disintegration of the Soviet Union and the Westernization of East European countriesACarter.BReagan.CBush.DClinton. 47.Emerson based his religion on an intuitive belief in an ultimate unity, which he called _.Athe Spiri
28、tBthe OverlordCthe OversoulDthe Self 48.According to the law, children in Britain between the ages of should receive efficient fulltime education.A5 and 16B6 and 17C7 and 18D4 and 15 49.A linguist regards the changes in language and language use as _.AunnaturalBsomething to be fearedCnaturalDabnorma
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