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1、2023年上海公共英语考试考前冲刺卷（4）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.Jane was made _ the truck for a week as a punishment.A washB washingC to washD to be washing 2.The speaker raised his voice but still couldnt make himself _.A hearB to hearC hearingD heard 3.It worried h
2、er a bit _ her hair was turning grey.A whileB thatC ifD though 4.The spy was caught _ though he died from wounds the next day.A livingB aliveC liveD lived 5.Enough of it! Nobody here thinks what are saying should make any _.A excuseB senseC useD value 6.This pair of trousers _ my sister.A is belong
3、toB are belong toC belong toD belongs to 7.- Jane, what do you think of Mr Green - As _ teacher, he ought to set _ good example to the pupils.A the; aB a; aC a; theD /; the 8.Careless driving _ a lot of high accidents.A affectsB makesC causesD results 9.- Do you think I could borrow your bicycleA Ho
4、w comeB Take your time.C Yes, go on.D Yes, help yourself. 10.The _ month of the year is December.AthirdBtwelveCtwelfth 11.When I got to the airport, the plane _.Aalready took offBhad already taken offChas already taken off 12.The car _ me 100,000 yuan.AspentBcostCtook 13.That big room _ for meeting.
5、AusesBis usingCcan be used 14.He _ asleep when he was reading.Awas fallingBfellCfalls 15._ you like a cup of teaAAreBCouldCWould 16.The more, the _.AbetterBgoodCbest 17.Xiao Zhang _ in this company for three years.Ahas workedBworkedCworks 18.Neither Peter _ Jack works in this factory.AorBnorCeither
6、19.I_ from him since he left.Adidnt hearBhavent hearedChavent heard 20.This is a book _ sports.AinBonCfor 21.Which is Lucys bag, the yellow one _ the red oneAandBbutCor 22.He _ while I was studying.AplayedBplaysCwas playing 23.Its cold outside. Youd better _ your coat.Ato put onBput onCtake off 24.H
7、e doesnt come today. He _ be ill.AmustBcanCshould 25.The central idea of the passage isAhow my dream of becoming a teacher came true.Bdreams are of great significance but can not substitute for hard-working.Cillusions can be positive forces which bring about happiness and growth.Dyour dreams are sur
8、e to come true so long as you stick to them. 26.The underlined sentence Ill take healthy illusion any day in paragraph 4 implies that the authorAis against being a realist.Bis no guard against unhealthy illusion.Cbelieves that illusions are indispensable.Dis afraid of getting depressed. 27.The story
9、 of Snow White is used toAmake the description more vivid only.Bbring out the central idea.Cserve as another example of successful dreams.Dwarn readers against fantastic thinking. 28.The underlined word moping in the last paragraph meansAwandering about.Bfeeling sad.Ctrying to escape.Drunning away.
10、29.Which of the following can be inferred from the passageAMothers are always right.BHis mother was so dear to him that she fears his dreams might make him come to nothing.CHis mother only wanted him to make more money.DIt was with his mothers help that the author turned out successful. 30.The purpo
11、se of paragraph 4 is to suggest thatApoliticians will need to learn to become more personal when meeting citizens.Bpoliticians who are considered very attractive are favored by citizens over politicians who are less attractive.Ccitizens tend to favor a politician who analyzes the issues over one who
12、 does not.Dcitizens will need to learn how to evaluate visual political images in order to become better informed. 31.The author mentions the stump speech in paragraph 2 as an example ofAan event created by politicians to attract media attention.Ban interactive discussion between two politicians.Ca
13、kind of political presentation types of the nineteenth century.Da style of speech common to televised political events. 32.What is the main point of the passageACitizens in the United States are now more informed about political issues because of television coverage.BCitizens in the United States pr
14、efer to see politicians on television instead of in person.CPolitics in the United States has become substantially more controversial since the introduction of television.DPolitics in the United States has been significantly changed by television. 33.It can be inferred that before the introduction o
15、f television, political partiesAhad more influence over the selection of political candidates.Bspent more money to promote their political candidates.Cattracted more members.Dreceived more money. 34.Which of the following statements is supported by the passageAPolitical presentations today are more
16、like advertisements than in the past.BPoliticians today tend to be more familiar with the views of citizens than in the past.CCitizens today are less informed about a politicians character than in the past.DPolitician speeches today focus on details about issues than in the past. 35.The word concret
17、e in the second sentence of the passage meansAgeneral.Bparticular.Cscientific.Dverifiable. 36.All scientific truth is tentative becauseAevidence is basically a value judgment.Bevidence is basically an esthetic judgment.Cevidence is basically a purposeful judgment.Devidence is basically a factual jud
18、gment. 37.Which statement is trueAA question is important and therefore it is scientific.BA question is unscientific and therefore no scientist believes it.CA fact is a descriptive statement upon which all qualified observers agree in believing to be accurate.DScientists sometimes study metaphysics.
19、, 38.The central idea of the passage isAscientific knowledge is based on verifiable evidence.Bscience does not have answers for verifiable evidence.Cscience has no absolute truths.Dthe scientific method requires that all conclusions be open to reexamination whenever new evidence is found to challeng
20、e them. 39.Which statement is NOT trueAScience answers questions about accurate facts.BScience answers questions about observations.CScientists cannot study the social consequences of beliefs.DScientists can study the truth or error of beliefs. 40.This passage states that a person is really asleep o
21、nlyAafter dreaming has passed.Bwhen his EEG reveals no alpha rhythm.Cwhen his EEG begins to show an alpha rhythm.Dafter the completion of his alpha rhythm decline. 41.According to the author, the alpha state has been shown to beAimmeasurable.Berratic in its rhythm.Ca brief burst of activity in the b
22、rain.Dcontrollable. 42.The use of the term subjects in the selection refers toAwaves.Bdreams.Cvolunteers.Dmeasurements. 43.All of the following were suggested as being used by sleep researchers exceptAprojection.Bhypnosis.Ccharts.Drecorders. 44.Sleep is described asAa gradual parting from the real w
23、orld.Bundisturbed by tension or problems.Cdrowning in an ocean of darkness.Ddependent only upon individual age and health. 45.You must give me your _ for refusing to tell me the _ of the accident.Areason, reasonBcause, reasonCcause, causeDreason, cause 46.The weather was _ worse than I expected.Afai
24、rlyBratherCquiteDvery 47.The long walk gave her a good _AtasteBappetiteCfoodDmeal 48.The horses skin _ to drive away the annoying flies.AquiveredBtrembledCshookDshivered 49.The picture _ my school days to my mind.ArecalledBrememberedCremindedDrecollected 50.When I saw Jane, I stopped and smiled, but she _ me and walked on.ArefusedBignoredComittedDdenied