广东警官学院成人高等学历教育

⼀、培养⽬标 培养具有严格的组织纪律观念、良好的道德品质和为维护国家安全、社会安定⽽献⾝的精神，熟悉我国公安⼯作⽅针、政策和刑事侦查法律、法规，系统掌握侦查学专业的基本理论、基本知识和基本技能，能在公安、检察、国家安全等部门从事案件侦查、刑事执法、预防和控制犯罪专门⼈才。

⼆、基本要求 1、掌握马克思列宁主义、⽑泽东思想、邓⼩平理论基本原理和“三个代表”重要思想，具有坚定的政治⽅向、严明的纪律观念、良好的职业道德，全⼼全意为⼈民服务，忠于党、忠于祖国、忠于⼈民、忠于法律，有雷厉风⾏的作风和不怕牺牲的奉献精神。

2、熟悉掌握公安⼯作的法律、法规和党的政策。

树⽴执法为民，严格、公正、⽂明执法的思想。

3、熟悉掌握侦查学的基本理论、基本知识；接受刑事执法、侦查破案等⽅⾯的基本训练，掌握侦查⼿段和侦查技术，具有较强的刑事执法和侦查破案的基本能⼒。

4、了解侦查学的理论前沿及其研究的发展动态，掌握公安学研究的基本⽅法。

5、具有良好的⼼理和体能素质，能适应公安实战的需要。

三、教学对象、教学形式和学制 1、教学对象：通过成⼈⾼考后被我院正式录取的在职公安民警。

2、学习形式：函授。

以业余⾃学为主，定期到学院或函授点⾯授为辅。

3、学制三年。

四、课程设置 本专业课程分为公共基础课、专业课，均为必修课。

主要开设的课程有⽑泽东思想概论、邓⼩平理论概论、⼤学语⽂、⼤学英语、⾏政法及⾏政诉讼法、治安案件查处、刑事侦查学导论、犯罪现场勘查、犯罪情报学、刑事侦查措施、禁毒概论、刑事案件侦查、预审学、经济犯罪案件侦查等。

五、教学原则 （⼀）坚持教学改⾰的原则。

（⼆）坚持理论联系实际的原则。

（三）坚持加强实践性教学环节的原则。

六、教学⽅法 根据函授教育的特点，结合治安学专业的学科特性，本专业的教学采⽤⾯授和⾃学相结合，以⾃学为主，辅以⾯授、作业、实习、辅导及撰写毕业论⽂。

（⼀）⾯授 ⾯授是函授教学的重要环节。

⾯授的主要任务是：1、通过教师授课指导学员全⾯、系统地学习与掌握各课程的基本内容；2、着重对各课程的重点和难点进⾏讲解，加深学员对教材的理解；3、布置作业，传授解题的要求和⽅法；4、加强案例教学，训练和提⾼学员在实际⼯作中运⽤所学理论解决具体问题的能⼒。

广东警官学院成人高考招生简章
一、招生对象
本次招生对象为18周岁以上，拥有高中以上学历的成年人。

二、报名条件
1、具备高中以上学历，并能提供相应的学历证明；
2、拥有健康的身体，没有不良嗜好；
3、身份证原件，照片；
4、购买广东警官学院成人高考报名表；
5、缴纳报名费；
三、报名时间
本次报名时间为2023年4月1日至6月30日。

四、报名方式
1、网上报名：请访问广东警官学院官方网站进行网上报名。

2、现场报名：请于2023年4月1日至6月30日，携带相关资料前往广东警官学院报名处进行现场报名。

五、考试时间
本次考试时间定于2023年7月10日，考试时间为上午9:00-11:30，下午14:30-17:00，具体考试时间将另行通知。

六、考试内容
本次考试内容为政治、历史、地理、法律、心理学等科目。

七、录取
录取结果将于2023年7月30日公布，请考生留意广东警官学院官网及微信公众号公布的最新消息。

八、其他
1、报名费用需缴纳至广东警官学院指定账户；
2、报名费用一经缴纳，不予退还；
3、考生需携带有效身份证件（身份证原件、照片）及考生准考证，进入考场；
4、请考生务必遵守考场纪律，不得携带任何违禁物品进入考场；
5、考试期间，考生需全程佩戴口罩，保持考场秩序。

特此公告！。

广东警官学院成人高等学历教育B卷复习提纲Part I Blank Filling (15%)Directions:Fill in the blanks with the words given below. Change the form1)Insects __. possess_____a biological clock that programs the insect’s growth, reproductionand dormant (休眠的) periods2) The_ merchant ____ worked off an undesirable lot of goods.3) We compared supermarkets in London and Paris and found that most products were still a_ bargain _____.4) There is no ___ blossom ___this year on the plum trees.5) His speech called forth _.admiration___from all the people present.6) They___ buried ____ their gold in the garden where they hoped nobody would be able to find it.7) If he dies without making a will (遗嘱), his closest relative will __ inferited____the house.8) Whatever you say will not ___ affect ____my decision, so it’s no use arguing with me.9) The whole world is now___confronted ____ with the problem of terrorism (恐怖主义).10)The escaped criminal offered no_ resistant _____ when the police caught up with him.11）Being an introvert, I felt quite __.isolated ____during the first few weeks of college life. 12) Since we have only two professors of psychology, we have to __restrict the number of students on this course.13) Though she answered all the questions, she was not ___ optimistic about the result of the exam.14) Don’t be so __ selfish _____, let us share your books.15) Don’t mention that she has put on weight; she is rather __ sensitive about it.Part II V ocabulary and Structure (10%)16. The city ______ by an army of 600 men was difficult to take.A. defenseB. defendantC. defendD. defended17. The bus driver was badly ________on both legs in the traffic accident.A. woundedB. hurtC. injuredD. harmed18. We have made approaches ______ them with an intention to form a business partnership.A. towardsB. onC. withD. to19. There was a second knock at the door. It was the second time I had been _______ that evening.A. interferedB. interruptedC. interviewedD. introduced20. As is reported, every means has _________ practical and everything is going well in the experiment.A. provedB. verifiedC. confirmedD. testified21. You must get there within an hour. There should be no ________ in sending this information to him.A. questionB. problemC. quarrelD. delay22. Dark glasses are sometimes worn to _______ the eyes from strong sunlight.A. protestB. preventC. protectD. guarantee23. What's your plan for next Sunday?---I am __________ to visit Jane next Sunday.A. knownB. supposedC. regardedD. considered24. _________ his excited look, he enjoyed himself at the party.A. Judging fromB. Depending onC. deciding from D .Relying on25. Whatever _________ he may give, they can only be excusesA. resultsB. reasonsC. excusesD. conclusionsPassage OneHealthy trees are important to us all. Trees provide shade, beauty, and homes for wildlife. Trees give us products like paper and wood. Trees can give us all these only if they are healthy. They must be well cared for to remain healthy.Your trees’ trouble may be you yourself. People spend much and money to plant and maintain trees. Trees improve the looks of homes, parks, business, and public buildings. Yet, people who love trees the most may be the ones who cause them injury. Of course, they do not this on purpose. They are most likely not aware of the kinds of things that can help to keep your trees healthy.Healthy trees are beautiful. They make our world a pleasant place to live. Unhealthy trees are not as beautiful. They make the world less pleasant. Healthy trees help to cool and clean the air. They can even deaden (闷抑) sound. Unhealthy trees cannot help or protect the environment. Trees, like people, are disturbed by changes around them. Construction of buildings is a major cause of tree injuries.26. According to the passage, only __ __trees can give us shade and products..A. beautifulB. healthyC. oldD. young27. People who love trees may __ .A. never cause trees injuryB. damage trees on purposeC. do some harm to trees without knowing it.D. not be aware of which trees are healthy28. People protect their environment byA. cutting down unhealthy treesB. making changes around the treesC. cooling and cleaning the air around the tressD. protecting the environment for trees growth29. Which of the following statements is true?A. Construction of buildings is good for trees.B. Some trees’ trouble comes from human treesC. People should keep trees beautiful.D. Trees are not disturbed by changes around them.30. The purpose of the passage is to tell ________A. that people should protect treesB. that people should plant more treesC. what trees can be used forD. what kinds of trees look beautifulPassage TwoCoin collection is one of the oldest known hobbies. In the past it was often enjoyed by Kings and Scholars. It is also a pleasant way of saving.The designs on coins tell many stories. The coins of a country often are a record of its history and geography. Some ancient coins tell us all we know about a country or a period of history. They bring us portraits (肖像) of rulers who would be otherwise unknown. Coins tell us about the art, religion, dress and hairstyles of people who lived long age.Some people choose to collect the coins from countries can be the beginning of a collection. To get the most enjoyment from your hobby of coin collecting, read as much as you can on the subject. Try to form a group of collection friends. If you have an old or foreign coin, find out where and when it was made, its name and value, and what you could have bought with it when it was in use.Never clean a coin unless it is caked with dirt (污垢结块). Remove the dirt with soap and warn water. Do not use anything hard. This will damage both the looks and value of the coin.31. Which of the following is true according to the first paragraph?A. Of all the hobbies that we know, coin collection is the oldest noe.B. It doesn’t cost much money to buy ancient or foreign coins.C. Poor people could save money by collection coins.D. Kings and Scholars enjoyed coin collection in the past.32. From coins we can know___________.A. portraits of great rulersB. people’s hairstyleC. a country’s history and geographyD. a country’s religion and art33. According to paragraph 3, now the collection of foreign coins is _____________.A. forbidden by governments all over the world.B. popular and not costlyC. illegal in UN member countriesD. costly but profitable34. If you want to get the most enjoyment from coin collection, you’d better__________.A. collect as many kinds of coins as possible.B. find some friends who share the same interest with youC. read a lot about coin collectionD. both B and C.35. In the last paragraph the author tells collections_________.A. not to clean the coins even if they are dirty.B. to put coins in soap and warm waterC. that coins must be handle with careD. that coins are less valuable when they are cleanedPassage ThreeAs a boy in Rock Island, Illinois, Dalkoff was terribly insecure and shy. He had few friends and no self-confidence. One day in October 1965, his high-school English teacher, Ruth Brauch, gaveThe class an assignment. The students had been reading To Kill a Mockingbird. Now they wereto write their own chapter that would follow the last chaper of the novel.Dalkoff wrote his chapter and turned it in. Today he cannot recall anything special about the chapter he wrote. What he does remember-what he will never forget –are the four words Mrs Brauch wrote in the margin of the paper:“This is good writing.”Four words. They changed his life.Over the rest of that year in school, he wrote many short stories and always brought them to school for Mrs. Brauch to evaluate. She was encouraging, tough, and honest.“She was just what I needed,” Dalkoff said.He was named co-editor of his high-school newspaper. His confidence grew; his horizons broadened; he started off on a successful, fulfilling life.For the 30th high-school reunion, Dalkoff went back and visited Mrs. Brauch, who had retired. He told her what her four words had done for him. He told her that because she had given him the confidence to be a writer, he had been also to pass that confidence on to the woman who would become his wife, who became a writer herself.Four words. They can change everything.36. If Mrs. Brauch had not written the four words, Dalkoff would not have been_________.A. named co-editor of the school newspaperB. a successful writer later in lifeC. a useful personD. able to find a wife37. Before he got the four words from his teacher, Dalkoff had been ________.A. no friends and self-confidenceB. quite confident about himselfC. a top student in English classD. hoping to become a newspaper co-editor38. “She was just what I need” most probably means“__________”.A. She was a friend I’d like to have.B. I needed a person who was encouraging, tough, and honest.C. She was a writer I’d like to follow.D. She was a teacher I loved most.39. From the last paragraph we know that___________.A. Mrs. Brauch visited Dalkoff on his birthday.B. Mrs. Brauch was thankful for his students’s visit.C.Ｍrs. Brauch was still working.D. Dalkoff gave confidence to his wife who become a writer40. It can be inferred from the passage that___________. A. confidence is the key to success B. a teacher should be tough to his/her studentsC. a teacher should encourage his/her students to become writersD. a teacher should pay more attention to shy studentsPassage FourIn one way, it may be thought that failure is a part of life. In another, failure may be viewed as a step towards success.The “spider-story” is often told as an example of this. Robert Bruce, leader of the Scots in the 13th century, was hiding in a cave from the English. He watched a spider making a web. Bruce is said to have gained confidence from this sight and to have gone on to defeat the English. Edison, too, the inventor of the light bulb, made hundreds of models that failed before he found the right way to make one.So what? First, always think about your failure. What caused it? Were the conditions right?Were you in top from yourself? What can you changes so that things will go right the next time?Second, is the goal you’re trying to reach the right one? Try to do some thinking about what your real goals may be. Think about this question:“If I do succeed in this, where will it get me?”This may help to prevent failure in the things you shouldn’t be doing anyway.The third thing to bear in mind about failure is that it is a part of life. Learn to “live with yourself” even though you may have failed. Remember, “You can’t win them all.” _______.41. Robert Bruce was mentioned in the passage to show that_____A. nature will help us if we are hard-workingB. people who fail are not lonelyC. one can learn something from failureD. confidence is important for one to achieve success42. Edison’s example shows us that _____________.A. he was a man of many important inventionsB. he invented many types of light bulbsC. failure may be a way towards successD. an inventor as he was, he liked to do other types of work.43. Which of the following statements is NOT true according to the passage?A. Take failure for grantedB. Avoid things that are beyond your power.C. Find out what has gone wrongD. Check your aims to see if they are right for you.44. It can be learned from the passage that___________.A. one should try not to failB. one’s failure is another’s successC .one should learn lessons from failures. D. one should take failures seriously.45.This passage is mainly about ___________.A. two great menB. two sides of failureC. the right attitude toward failureD. ways to avoid failurePart IV Translation (20%)Section A Translate the following sentences into English. (10%)1).他有创造性，对未来也有很好的判断力，可就是喜欢秘而不宣。

07年军校成人高等教育招生简章一、引言随着我国国防事业的蓬勃发展，军队干部的素质培养显得尤为重要。

为了满足部队广大官兵提升自身学历的需求，进一步提高军队干部的综合素质，我国军校成人高等教育应运而生。

近年来，军校成人高等教育在培养质量、专业设置、招生规模等方面取得了显著成果。

本文将为您详细介绍2007年军校成人高等教育的招生政策，帮助您了解报考条件、专业设置、录取原则等方面的内容。

二、军校成人高等教育简介1.办学性质军校成人高等教育属于国民教育体系，由我国军队院校主办，旨在为部队官兵提供继续教育机会，培养具有实际应用能力和创新精神的高素质军事人才。

2.招生对象军校成人高等教育主要面向现役军人、军队文职人员、武警部队官兵以及国防工业系统职工等。

3.培养目标军校成人高等教育旨在培养德、智、体全面发展，具备现代军事素质、掌握先进科技手段、适应国防和军队建设需要的高级专业人才。

三、招生专业及名额1.专业设置2007年军校成人高等教育招生专业涵盖了军事指挥、工程技术、信息技术、管理等多个领域，满足不同官兵的兴趣和需求。

2.招生名额根据上级有关部门的部署，2007年军校成人高等教育招生名额共计XXX 名。

具体名额分配如下：（1）军事指挥专业：XX名（2）工程技术专业：XX名（3）信息技术专业：XX名（4）管理专业：XX名四、报考条件及要求1.报考年龄报考军校成人高等教育的年龄要求为：截止到报名截止日期，年满18周岁，且不超过35周岁。

2.学历要求报考军校成人高等教育的要求具备高中、中专及以上学历。

3.身体素质要求报考军校成人高等教育的要求身体健康，符合军队招生体检标准。

4.政治审查报考军校成人高等教育需进行政治审查，确保考生思想品质优良。

五、考试科目及形式1.考试科目2007年军校成人高等教育考试科目包括：语文、数学、英语、政治、物理、化学等。

2.考试形式考试采用闭卷笔试的形式进行，满分100分。

3.考试时间考试时间为2007年X月X日。