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自考英语二(00015)2012年4月真题试卷及答案

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  1. In order to solve the pollution problems that began from the mid-20th century, a number of environmental protection organizations have formed. However, the most important pollution fighter is perhaps each individual person. If everyone makes the effort, pollution can be greatly reduced.In a way, some pollution can be controlled in daily life. For example, solid wastes are a major cause of land pollution, but many wastes, such as empty cans, glass bottles, old car tires and newspapers, can be recycled. Some places pay people to bring in used goods for recycling. Moreover, one major factor in air pollution is that many people use cars needlessly. So public transportation, bicycles, and walking are all good choices to prevent pollution

  2. 66.我认为那部电影不值得看两遍。

    67.在东北住的时候你学过滑冰吗?

    68.那些帮助他人的人值得我们称赞。

    69.我们说服了他放弃乘飞机而坐火车走。

    70.通过节食和运动,他把体重减到了150磅。

  3. 36.最大量n. m________

    37.可惜n. p________

    38.贴标签v. l________

    39.收入n. i________

    40.饥饿n. h________

    41.顺利的a. s________

    42.真实地ad. t________

    43.金属n. m________

    44.幸存v. s________

    45.讨论v. d________

    46.混乱n. c________

    47.音乐会n. c________

    48.买得起v. a________

    49.海滩n. b________

    50.商业的a. c________

    51.相等的a. e________

    52.热带的a. t________

    53.仅仅ad. m________

    54.挤压v. s________

    55.九月n. S________

  4. 56. You need to have ________(patient). The economy will improve soon.

    57. The infant’s self-esteem is totally ________(depend) on family members.

    58. The insurance agent tried to ________(fright) her into buying the most expensive house insurance.

    59. My hair is much more ________(manage) since I have had it cut short.

    60. Necessary ________(provide) has been made against flood.

    61. The event went ________(surprise) well, considering the bad weather.

    62. The parts are made in this factory and then shipped to another country for ________(assemble).

    63. Marriage is a serious ________(commit), one that isn't taken lightly for most people.

    64. Don't worry about ________(formal) at my parents house. It's always easy and free there.

    65. The main forms of ________(verbal) communication include gestures, eye contact, external appearance and clothing etc.

  5. Toys worldwide share the characteristic of________.

    • A.introducing new skills
    • B.shaping new lifestyles
    • C.encouraging inventions
    • D.reflecting local customs
  6. The development of the rattle reflects________.

    • A.changing artistic tastes
    • B.leaps in material invention
    • C.the value of artistic creation
    • D.a straight upward movement
  7. The history of toys indicates that toys are not________.

    • A.regarded as an art form
    • B.affected by time and space
    • C.subject to cultural differences
    • D.liable to the progress of skills
  8. The passage indicates that toys can help children to________.

    • A.develop their sense of duty
    • B.imitate their parents' trades
    • C.prepare for their future roles
    • D.understand their surroundings
  9. Passage ThreeQuestions 31 to 35 are based on the following passage.There seems never to have been a civilization without toys, but when and how they develop is unknown. They probably came about just to give children something to do.In the ancient world, as is today, most boys played with some kinds of toys and most girls with others. In societies where social roles are rigidly determined, boys pattern their play after the activities of their fathers and girls after the tasks of their mothers. This is true because boys and girls are being prepared, even in play, to step into the roles and responsibilities of the adult world.What is remarkable about the history of toys is not so much how they changed over the centuries but how much they have remained the same. The changes have been mostly in terms of skill, process, and technology. It is the universality of toys with regard to their development in all parts of the world and their persistence to the present that is marvelous. In some African nations, the Americas, China, and Japan, generally the same kinds of toys appeared. Variations depended on local customs and ways of life because toys imitate their surroundings. Nearly every civilization had dolls (玩偶), little weapons, toy soldiers tiny animals and vehiclesBecause toys can be generally regarded as a kind of art form, they have not been subject to leaps in technology that characterize inventions for adult use. The progress from the wheel to the ox-cart to the automobile is a direct line of upward movement. The progress from a rattle(拨浪鼓) used by a baby in3000 BC to one used by an infant today, however, is not characterized by invention Each rattle is the product of the artistic tastes of the times and subject to the limitations of available materials.

    31. According to paragraph 1, it remains unknown________.

    • A.why toys were invented
    • B.when toys began to exist
    • C.when toys became popular
    • D.what toys could do for kids
  10. The issue concerning the use of locational data should be solved by________.

    • A.Congress
    • B.the public
    • C.federal courts
    • D.phone companies
  11. The use of locational data should be regulated to protect the owner's________.

    • A.safety
    • B.freedom
    • C.reputation
    • D.privacy
  12. Passage TwoQuestions 26 to 30 are based on the following passage.

    Smart phones do many things these days: make and receive calls, send e-mails, take photos and videos. But one thing they can do that phone companies don’t advertise is keep a secret watch on you. As long as you don't leave home without your phone, that handy gadget keeps a record of everywhere you go—a record the government can then get from your telephone company.When you carry a cell phone, it is constantly sending signals about where you are. It signals the nearby cell-phone towers about every seven seconds so it can be ready to make and receive calls. When it does, the phone is also telling the company that owns the towers where you are at that moment--data the company then stores away. There is also a second kind of locational data that phone companies have, thanks to a unit in most smart phones now for locating positions. This is even more accurate--unlike the towers, which can only tell a general area where you may be, this unit can often reveal exactly where you are at any given moment within a matter of meters.The American government's position is that it should be able to get most of this data if it decides it is relevant to an investigation, with no need for a search permit. If the government needs a permit, it would have to show a judge evidence that there was probable cause to believe that the cell-phone user committed a crime. Without this requirement, the government can get locational data pretty much anytime it wants.The law is unclear about how easy it should be for the government to get its hands on this locational data. A federal court pronounced last week that in some cases the government may need a search permit. That' s a step forward, but it's not good enough. Some hearings on this issue are being held. It is time for Congress to act. It should make clear that information from cell phones is deeply private, and that without a search permit the government cannot have it.

    26.The word "gadget"(para. 1) probably refers to________.

    • A.a computer
    • B.a camera
    • C.a cell phone
    • D.a recorder
  13. The American government holds that________.

    • A.it should obtain the data with a search permit
    • B.it should have free access to the locational data
    • C.it has no need for a permit on urgent occasions
    • D.it has full right to investigate cell-phone owner
  14. A cell-phone owner can be precisely located because his phone________.

    • A.records his whereabouts
    • B.sends signals at intervals
    • C.makes and receives calls
    • D.has a unit for positioning
  15. It is indicated that the writer almost has no time at night________.

    • A.to finish his homework
    • B.to relax with his family
    • C.to complete his practices
    • D.to go out with his friends
  16. In the passage the writer mainly talks about________.

    • A.his love for the family
    • B.his fully-scheduled life
    • C.his craziness for sports
    • D.his great goals in study
  17. Passage OneQuestions 21 to 25 are based on the following passage.

    My top priorities are school, sports and my family. Track and tennis are the sports I enjoy most. During the track season, I have practice Monday through Friday, mostly at 7: 30 a.m. Tennis is a yearlong sport for me, and I never get a break. I don't mind this, and look forward to practices, which are three hours, three times a week. The only thing i dislike about running and tennis is when they conflict. It pains me whenever I have to choose between them.I also take school extremely seriously. I am a straight-A student and am looking to keep this up. Unlike many parents, mine do not get angry if i get a grade lower than an A They simply advise me to go talk to my teachers to find out if there is any work I could do to bring the grade up. I appreciate this because it seems as though I get enough criticism from myself.One of my greatest struggles is trying to find time to spend with my family and friends. I hate that something has to be sacrificed. For me, that thing is my friends. At times my friends get angry with me, which annoys me because I really want to hang out with them but cant because of my time constraints. I wish they knew that I miss them. i also long for the nights when I used to relax with my family. Now I come home from meets and practices to eat and finish homework. Many times I am exhausted.It may sound as though there must be someone making me live in this manner. Well, there is: me. I choose to spend my time this way, even though it may mean less time for friends, family and relaxing. Call me crazy, but the reason for my overscheduled lifestyle is the love I have for all my chosen activities. Just like with my schooling, I have long-term goals for the sports with which I am involved. Those goals drive me to keep up the hard work I enjoy what I do, not planning to stop anytime soon.

    21.The writer feels painful when he has to________.

    • A.balance schoolwork and sports
    • B.handle conflicts with his friends
    • C.choose between track and tennis
    • D.practice sports all the year round
  18. A straight-A student probably means________.

    • A.a hardworking student
    • B.a highly gifted student
    • C.an all-excellent student
    • D.a straightforward student
  19. The writer thanks his parents for________.

    • A.their easy way of treating him
    • B.their well-intentioned criticisms
    • C.their exchanges with his teachers
    • D.their direct assistance in his studies
  20. ()

    • A.over
    • B.into
    • C.beyond
    • D.above
  21. ()

    • A.current
    • B.common
    • C.conservative
    • D.casual
  22. ()

    • A.chance
    • B.future
    • C.reality
    • D.action
  23. ()

    • A.obvious
    • B.desirable
    • C.slight
    • D.natural
  24. ()

    • A.Still
    • B.Then
    • C.But
    • D.Hence
  25. ()

    • A.must consider
    • B.will consider
    • C.considered
    • D.consider
  26. ()

    • A.Since
    • B.Although
    • C.Unless
    • D.Until
  27. A decision is a choice made from among alternative courses of action that are available. The purpose of making a decision is to establish and achieve organizational goals and objectives. The 11 for making a decision is that a problem exists, goals or objectives are wrong, or something is. 12 in the way of accomplishing them.Thus the decision-making process is fundamental to management. Almost everything a manager does 13decisions. Indeed, some suggest that the management process is decision making. 14 managers cannot predict the future, many of their decisions require that they 15 possible future events. Often managers must make a best guess at what the future will be and try to leave as little as possible to 16 , but since uncertainty is always there, risk accompanies decisions. Sometimes the consequences of a poor decision are 17 ; at other times they are serious.People often assume that a decision is an isolated phenomenon. 18 from a systems point of view, problems have multiple causes, and decisions have intended and unintended consequences. An organization is an ongoing entity, and a decision made today may have consequences far 19 the future. Thus the skilled manager looks toward the future consequences of 20 decisions.

    11.()

    • A.aim
    • B.effort
    • C.example
    • D.reason
  28. ()

    • A.preceding
    • B.turning
    • C.spoiling
    • D.standing
  29. ()

    • A.changes
    • B.achieves
    • C.involves
    • D.makes
  30. Even if we can reduce our birth________ to 1%, it still means l3 million new babies every year.

    • A.pace
    • B.rate
    • C.speed
    • D.number
  31. He blamed his poor judgment of the situation________jet lag.

    • A.in
    • B.of
    • C.by
    • D.on
  32. We should be aware of the dangers of________children to violence on TV.

    • A.assigning
    • B.Attaching
    • C.exposing
    • D.disclosing
  33. Taking care of your body is a powerful first step________mental and emotional health.

    • A.toward
    • B.from
    • C.with
    • D.into
  34. ________, would go fishing, but the weather is bad today.

    • A.Obviously
    • B.normally
    • C.Particularly
    • D.Presently
  35. His________in the stock market has made him a rich mall.

    • A.interference
    • B.interaction
    • C.investigation
    • D.investment
  36. She________him to give her another chance, but he refused.

    • A.hoped
    • B.insisted
    • C.begged
    • D.suggested
  37. Literary critics should be as________as possible in analysis and judgment.

    • A.imperative
    • B.objective
    • C.competitive
    • D.productive
  38. The police can________the witness against danger.

    • A.ensure
    • B.relieve
    • C.promise
    • D.distract
  39. I don’t think that________of the two answers is correct.

    • A.both
    • B.all
    • C.either
    • D.none