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《大学英语》(专科)自测题1

《大学英语》(专科)自测题1
《大学英语》(专科)自测题1

英语练习(A1卷)

I 词汇及语法结构(30分, 30 分钟)本大题共有30小题,每题给出A B C D 四个选择。要求从中

选出最佳答案,并在答题纸上用铅笔将相应字母涂黑。

1. If we _______learn English in the same way, it would not seem so difficult.

A. should

B. could

C. would

D. might

2. And practice needs __________ and takes much time.

A. great force

B. great power

C. great effort

D. great strength

3. If we could learn English in the same way, it would not seem so _________.

A. difficulty

B. difficult.

C. difference

D. different

4. Will you help me when I am________?

A. in trouble

B. out of trouble

C. in difficult

D. have problem

5. He went to his father and _________ some money.

A. ask for

B. asked

C. asked for

D. asked about

6. Good manners really mean to be kind and helpful ________, especially those older or weaker than ourselves.

A. to others

B. for others

C. for the other

D. to the other

7. He cut his hand________.

A. in accident

B. by accident

C. on accident

D. for accident

8. I?ll come ___________ I don?t like to.

A. no matter

B. if only

C. as if

D. even if

9. Just then I noticed that a young porter in a sleeping-car ______at me.

A. was looking

B. look for

C. looking

D. looked

10. I asked the man at the booking office _______ I could have two tickets.

A. that

B. if

C.what

D. which r

11. It was important for me _______ the tickets.

A. having

B. being having

C. to have

D. to having had

12. When people _________for a bus, or in a post office, he takes his turn.

A. are waiting

B. wait

C. waited

D. were waiting

13. Margie _______ her diary almost every day.

A. kept

B. go on

C. keep

D. had

14. She didn?t like her picture book__________, so she threw it away.

A. not more

B. no longer

C. any longer

D. no more

15. Her school was a room _______ her bedroom.

A. next to

B. close upon

C. besides

D. nearby

16. Mark Twain paid the young porter_________ he usually did for a porter for his helping them have two seats in the

sleeping car.

A. twice more as

B. twice as much as

C. twice as many as

D. as twice much as

17. They learned the same things, so they could help _______their homework and talk about it.

A. one another with

B. one other with

C. one another for

D. each other for

18. I?m ashamed of ________I did.

A. which

B. that

C. as

D. what

19. I found a railway official and asked him if I could get a place _______in a sleeping-car.

A. where

B. when

C. somewhere

D. somewhat

20. He kept himself all the time as straight as a young soldier ________.

A. on guard

B. in guard

C. with guard

D. for guard

21. “It will make me _______ tall that people will stop calling me a LITTLE man.”

A. too

B. very

C. so

D. such

22. What was the use _____ such high heels, when people seemed to turn a blind eye to them.

A. to have

B. of having

C. of taking

D. to take

23. It seemed it was going to rain, but it has ______ fine.

A. turned down

B. turned out

C. turned up

D. turned over

24. Edison did not allow his odd moments to _______ while he was earning his living by tapping out messages.

A. slip by

B. slip away

C. slip off

D. slip on

25. Many giants in science or art have made huge success for ________ in the world.

A. himself

B. yourselves

C. themselves

D. yourself

26. How much money _________ when you had bought everything you wanted?

A. was left over

B. left over

C. were left

D. left out

27. Edison succeeded ________a lot of things entirely new to the world.

A. for working on

B. on working out

C. in working on

D. in working out

28. “Do you enjoy ________ beside me?” she asked coldly.

A. sitting

B. seating

C. to sit

D. to seat

29. I?m a little bit ________ this town.

A. dissatisfying with

B. dissatisfied with

C. to dissatisfy to

D. dissatisfy to

30. She is _________better today.

A. a lot of

B. a great deal

C. a great deal of

D. much more

II. 阅读理解(30分,40分钟)

本部分有四篇短文,每篇短文后面有五个阅读理解题,根据短文从A、B、C、D中选出最佳答案,并在

答题纸上用铅笔将相应字母涂黑。

1.The Carter’s Light

An old man was going home late one night with his horse and cart after a hard day?s work. When he was not far from his house, the light on the cart went out. He tried to make the lamp burn again, but he could not.

He was near his home, and so he went along the road without a light. But a policeman saw the cart without a light.

He stopped the old carter.

“Where?s your light?” said the policeman. “No one may take a cart along a road at night without a light. You know that. You?ve broken the law”.

“I had a light,” said the old man, “but it has just gone out.”

“I don?t believe that story,” said the policeman. He took out a book and got ready to write. “What?s your name and where do you live?”

“Please don?t take down my name,” said the man. “My house is just there. You can see it from here. I had a light nearly all the way. I haven?t come far without a light.”

“You came all the way without a light. What?s your name?”

The carter quickly took the policeman?s hand and put it down hard on the top of the lamp. The lamp was still hot, and it burnt the policeman?s hand. He jumped and was very angry.

“Now what do you think?” said the carter. “Did I come all the way without a light?”

“No,” said the policeman, “I believe you now, but I still want to know your name. You?ve broken the law now.

You?ve burnt a policeman?s hand. What?s your name?”

“If I tell you my name, you can?t write it. Your hand?s burnt.”

“You?re right,” said the policeman. “I can?t write now. So you must come with me to the police station. You?ll be there all night.

31.The carter?s light went out ______.

A. on his way to work

B. on his way home

C. in front of his house

D. at the police station

32. The carter was stopped because he __________.

A. had stolen a cart

B. would not give his name

C. had burnt a policeman?s hand

D. was going along the road without a light

33. The carter was stopped by the policeman when he ________.

A. was near his house

B. was still far from his house

C. got to his house

D. left his house

34. The carter put the policeman?s hand down hard on the top of the lamp to prove that _______.

A. he had had a light all the way

B. the light had just gone out

C. he had tried to make the lamp burn again

D. his house was not far away

35. Finally the policeman said the carter had broken the law for __________.

A. coming all the way without a light

B. refusing to give his name

C. burning a policeman?s hand

D. wasting the policeman?s time

2.Christopher Columbus

About five hundred years ago, there lived a boy named Columbus. He loved the ocean, and often went to sea.

He grew up to be a fine sailor.

In the time of Columbus, men did not know much about the earth; most of them thought it was flat. Columbus thought it must be round. He said: “I think I can sail around it, just as a fly can walk around an apple, I will do so.

All I want is a ship and some sailors to go with me.”

But he was a poor man. How could he get ships and some men? He asked many people to help him. Some

made fun of him. Some even thought he was crazy. But he kept on trying for many years.

At last the queen of Spain gave him three ships and some men. With these Columbus sailed west. One week passed, and on he went. Two weeks, and still he sailed on. Three weeks went by, and still he saw the sea, the sea,

only the sea.

The sailors became frightened and wished to turn back, but Columbus would not give up. He said, “Sail on.”

At last the sailors said, “We will not go on any longer.”“Sail on three days longer,” Columbus told them, “only three days. If we do not come to land by then, you may turn back.”

One day went by and no land was seen. Two days, and still no land. The next day passed, and night came.

That night a man on one of the ships called out, “A light! A light!” The other men ran to see it. Yes, there was a

far-off light.

The next morning the sailors saw something dark at the edge of the sky. Was it land? The day grew bright. Land! Land! It was land at last. How glad the men were to see it! Gladdest of all was the brave Columbus.

The sailors got in their boats and went ashore. They shed tears of joy, and even kissed the ground, so happy

were they to be on land again.

This is how the New World was found. It took place in 1492.

36. When Columbus was a boy, he________.

A. became a good sailor

B. began to sail around the earth

C. tried to find a new world

D. was interested in sailing

37. In the time of Columbus, most people________.

A. thought the earth was round

B. didn?t know a lot about the earth

C. knew a lot about the earth

D. supported the idea of sailing around the earth

38. Columbus began sailing west with________.

A. a ship and some men

B. the Queen of Spain

C. three ships and some sailors

D. no help at all

39. After sailing for_______, the sailors got frightened and wanted to turn back.

A. two weeks

B. three weeks

C. a month

D. a month and a half

40. The sailors became frightened because__________.

A. they didn?t think they could reach any land

B. they had nothing to eat

C. the weather turned bad

D. most of them got ill

3.Walt Disney

When Walt Disney was young he loved to draw(画画). But his father had many jobs for him to do. “Stop all

that drawing!” old Disney would say, “There?s work to be done.”

When he was older, Walt decided to make art his career. He worked hard drawing cartoons (漫画). When he

had time, he studied art. He began to make cartoon movies. But he didn?t have much money and he didn?t always have enough to eat.

Sometimes when he worked in his little office, a mouse would run near his desk.

“Would you like to be my pet?” Walt asked the mouse. He caught the mouse and kept him as a pet. He called

him Mortimer.

A few years later, Walt remembered Mortimer and decided to make a cartoon about him.

“I?m making a cartoon about a mouse named Mortimer,” he told his wife.

“Mortimer Mouse? I think Mickey Mouse would be a better name,” she said.

“You?re right! It would.”

Disney made many Mickey Mouse cartoons. People all over the world saw Mickey and loved him. Mickey Mouse made Walt Disney famous. Then came Donald Duck and others.

Walt began to make full-length cartoons. One was Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (七个小矮人). Then

Walt made movies for TV. Millions of children watched the shows every week.

Walt dreamed of making a beautiful park that every one would like. His dream came true with Disneyland in 1955 in California, real boats, trains, mountains, rivers ―all in one beautiful park.

Years later, Disney World was built. Walt Disney now had another wonderful world of fun in Florida.

Walt Disney died in 1966, but the world will not forget him quickly. Mickey Mouse and all his friends will

help us to remember him.

41. Walt Disney was fond of _______when he was young.

A. music

B. sports

C. drawing

D. Flowers

42. Young Walt couldn?t do what he liked to, because he had to ________.

A. go to school every day

B. help his mother with some housework

C. do a lot of work for his father

D. cook for the family

43. When Walt got older, he decided to _________.

A. become a TV writer

B. make art his career

C. build a beautiful park for children

D. do anything his father liked

44. The first cartoon Walt made was about _________.

A. Donald Duck

B. Mickey Mouse

C. Disneyland

D. Snow White and Seven Dwarfs

45. What made Walt Disney so famous?

A. Disneyland in California

B. Disney World in Florida

C. Mickey Mouse cartoons

D. Donald Duck and other cartoons

4. How to Get Main Ideas

One of the most important tasks of remembering what you read is choosing the right ideas to remember. It?s easy to this, but many readers do not realize that they must learn to choose what is worth remembering.

Just as a traveler in a desert searches for landmarks, you must learn to find …landmarks? to guide you through your reading. These landmarks are the main ideas, the important statements around which the writer builds his article.

To find main ideas easily, you should practice the skill of looking for the most important statement in each paragraph. If this statement were taken away, the paragraph would have no meaning. But if the rest of the paragraph were taken away, statement would still make the writer?s message clear.

By collecting the main ideas of each of the paragraphs you read, you will find you have a series of statements that, put together, make up the main ideas the writer wanted you to discover.

46. This passage tells us________.

A. how to read

B. how to remember

C. How to find the main ideas to remember

D. the importance of reading

47. If you travel in a desert and don?t want to lose your way, you should follow the ________.

A. footprints

B. main ideas

C. important statements

D. landmarks

48. To find main ideas easily, you should________.

A. take up reading

B. write often

C. practice reading more

D. practice the skill of looking for important statements

49. Without its main idea, a paragraph_________.

A. would be meaningful

B. would be meaningless

C. would still make the writer?s message clear

D. would help the readers to consider

50. The writer wanted you to discover_________.

A. the statement in his article

B. the main ideas

C. the new words

D. the word phrases

III. 完形填空(10分,15分钟)

本部分为一篇短文,中间有10个空,每个空后边有相应的A、B、C、D四个选项,根据短文的意义及结构从后边A、B、C、D中选出最佳答案,并在答题纸上用铅笔将相应字母涂黑。

Language Study

In order to learn a foreign language well, it is necessary to overcome the fear of making 51 . If the primary goal of language use is communication, the mistakes are 52 consideration that

may be dealt 53 gradually as awareness of those mistakes increases. On 54 , students should

not 55 their mistakes. The learner may observe how native speakers express themselves, and

how 56 expressions differ from the way the learner might say them. For example, a Spanish

speaker who 57 “I do it” to express willingness to do something in the immediate future, could,

by interacting (相互作用) 58 native speakers of English, observe that native speakers actually

say “I?ll do it”. The resulting discrepancy(不同) can serve as a basis for the student to modify his

way of using the present tense in English. But a student who is unwilling to interact 59 the first

place would lose this opportunity to learn by 60 and error.

51. A. mistakes B. f laws C. errors D. wrongs

52. A. a dvanced B. secondary C. elementary D. intermediate

53. A. in B. with C. from D. by

54. A. the other hand B. the contrary C. second thought D. condition that

55. A. think about B. neglect C. ignore D. examine

56. A. local B. foreign C. normal D. native

57 A. is saying B. has said C. says D. has been saying

58. A. by B. with C. from D. to

59. A. in B. by C. at D. from

60. A. trying B. try C. trial D. the trial

V. 英译汉(15分,15分钟)

请将下列句子译成中文,用钢笔或圆珠笔写在答题纸上。

61. None of the children ever blamed our parents for the poor living conditions.

62. My father worked his head off from the time I can remember.

63. Professor White helped us with our pronunciation.

64. But I will pour only on this condition: All that falls into the bag shall be gold; but every piece that falls

upon the ground shall become dust.

65. The fish learned in time to go to the circle but not to the square.

V. 汉译英(15分,20分钟)

请将下列句子译成英文,用钢笔或圆珠笔写在答题纸上。

66. 老师告诉我们不要在教室里大声喧哗。

67. 礼貌是非常重要的。如果你懂礼貌,你总是与人为善,乐于助人。

68.医生转过身来,非常有礼貌地同我打招呼。

69. 别把报纸杂志到处乱扔。

70. 我的笔出了毛病。

I 单选:1-5 BCBAC II阅读:31-35 BDABC

6-10 ABDAB 36-40 DBCBA

11-15 CAACA 41-45 CCBBC

16-20 BADCA 46-50 CDDBB

21-25 CBBAC III完形填空:51-55 ABBAC

26-30 ADABB 56-60 DDBAC

大学物理测试题及答案3

波动光学测试题 一.选择题 1. 如图3.1所示,折射率为n2 、厚度为e的透明介质薄膜的上方和下方的透明介质的折射率分别为n1和n3,已知n1 <n2 >n3,若用波长为(的单色平行光垂直入射到该薄膜上,则从薄膜上、下两表面反射的光束(用①②示意)的光程差是 (A) 2n2e. (B) 2n2e-(/(2 n2 ). (C) 2n2e-(. (D) 2n2e-(/2. 2. 如图 3.2所示,s1、s2是两个相干光源,它们到P点的距离分别为r1和r2,路径s1P垂直穿过一块厚度为t1,折射率为n1的介质板,路径s2P垂直穿过厚度为t2,折射率为n2的另一介质板,其余部分可看作真空,这两条路径的光程差等于 (A) (r2 + n2 t2)-(r1 + n1 t1). (B) [r2 + ( n2-1) t2]-[r1 + (n1-1)t1]. (C) (r2 -n2 t2)-(r1 -n1 t1). (D) n2 t2-n1 t1. 3. 如图3.3所示,平行单色光垂直照射到薄膜上,经上下两表面反射的两束光发生干涉,若薄膜的厚度为e,并且n1<n2>n3,(1 为入射光在折射率为n1 的媒质中的波长,则两束反射光在相遇点的位相差为 (A) 2 ( n2 e / (n1 (1 ). (B) 4 ( n1 e / (n2 (1 ) +(. (C) 4 ( n2 e / (n1 (1 ) +(. (D) 4( n2 e / (n1 (1 ). 4. 在如图3.4所示的单缝夫琅和费衍射实验装置中,s为单缝,L为透镜,C为放在L的焦面处的屏幕,当把单缝s沿垂直于透镜光轴的方向稍微向上平移时,屏幕上的衍射图样 (A) 向上平移.(B) 向下平移.(C) 不动.(D) 条纹间距变大. 5. 在光栅光谱中,假如所有偶数级次的主极大都恰好在每缝衍射的暗纹方向上,因而实际上不出现,那么此光栅每个透光缝宽度a和相邻两缝间不透光部分宽度b的关系为 (A) a = b. (B) a = 2b. (C) a = 3b. (D) b = 2a. 二.填空题 1. 光的干涉和衍射现象反映了光的性质, 光的偏振现象说明光波是波. 2. 牛顿环装置中透镜与平板玻璃之间充以某种液体时,观察到第10级暗环的直径由1.42cm 变成1.27cm,由此得该液体的折射率n = . 3. 用白光(4000?~7600?)垂直照射每毫米200条刻痕的光栅,光栅后放一焦距为200cm的凸透镜,则第一级光谱的宽度为. 三.计算题 1. 波长为500nm的单色光垂直照射到由两块光学平玻璃构成的空气劈尖上,在观察反射光的干涉现象中,距劈尖棱边l = 1.56cm的A处是从棱边算起的第四条暗条纹中心. (1) 求此空气劈尖的劈尖角( . (2) 改用600 nm的单色光垂直照射到此劈尖上仍观察反射光的干涉条纹,A处是明条纹,还是暗条纹? 2. 设光栅平面和透镜都与屏幕平行,在平面透射光栅上每厘米有5000条刻线,用它来观察波长为(=589 nm的钠黄光的光谱线. (1) 当光线垂直入射到光栅上时,能看到的光谱线的最高级数km 是多少? (2) 当光线以30(的入射角(入射线与光栅平面法线的夹角)斜入射到光栅上时,能看到的光谱线的最高级数km 是多少? 3.在杨氏实验中,两缝相距0.2mm,屏与缝相距1m,第3明条纹距中央明条纹7.5mm,求光波波长?

新标准大学英语综合教程3_课后答案_Unit_1_3

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第1章 大学物理答案

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