西安石油大學《大學英語(大一上冊)》期末試題C及其答案西安石油大學《大學英語(大一上冊)》期末試題C及其答案西安石油大學《大學英語(大一上冊)》期末試題C及其答案V:1.0精細整理，僅供參考西安石油大學《大學英語(大一上冊)》期末試題C及其答案日期：20xx年X月2009/202009/2010學年第一學期期末考試題（卷）班級學號姓名命題教師教研室（系）主任審核(簽字)---------------------------------------------裝-----------------------------------------訂----------------------------------------線--------------------------------------------裝訂線以內不準作任何標記課程名稱大學英語（大一上冊）考試性質考試試卷類型C使用班級全校非藝術專業(yè)考試方法閉卷人數題號一二三四五六七八九十總成績成績一，聽力理解SectionADirections:Inthissectionyouwillhear10statements.Eachstatementwillbereadonlyonce.Thentherewillbeapause.Duringthepause,youmustreadthefoursuggestedchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD),anddecidewhichisclosestinmeaningtothesentenceyouhavejustheard.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.1.A)HisEnglishbookisbehindhim.B)HisEnglishbookislost.C)HeforgottotakehisEnglishbook.D)Hedidn’treadhisEnglishbook.Themedicinedoesn’thaveanyeffect.B)Themedicinedoesn’twork.C)Themedicinecurethesickman.D)Themedicinemakesthediseasedevelopslowly.Itisdangerouswhenthetrafficlightisred.B)Don’tcrossthestreetwhentheredlightison.C)Itisdangeroustodrivewithouttheredtrafficlight.D)Waituntiltheredlightison.Thisbookcostmealot.B)ThebookIreadlastweekwasmoreinteresting.C)I’minterestedinthesetwobooks.D)IpreferthisbooktotheoneIreadlastweek.Hepaidthewriterlastmonth.B)Allthetypewriterswererepairedlastmonth.C)Heusedallthetypewritersintheofficelastmonth.D)Allthetypewriterswereexaminedlastmonth.6.A)Heenjoyedtheparty.B)Heenjoyedmeetinginterestingpeopleattheparty.C)Allthepeopleenjoyedtheparty.D)Itwasapleasureforhimtotalkwithpeopleattheparty.Shewenttobedaftershefinishedreadingthebook.B)Shewenttobedaftershefinishedwritingthebook.C)Shewenttoherbedtogetthebook.D)Shereadthebookinherhand.Youwillbuytheticketsintendays.B)Theplayisnotfree.C)Alltheticketsweresoldouttendaysago.D)You’dbetterbooktheticketswellinadvance.Joedoesn’tknowhowtoreadabook.B)Joeoftenloseshisbooks.C)Joeoftenloseshiswayafterhereadsbooks.D)Joeissointerestedinhisbooksthatheforgetshissurroundings.Thepolicemencaughtfivemen.B)Thepolicemengottoknowfromareportthatfivemenhadstoppedacar.C)Thepolicemenreceivedareportthatfivecarshadbeenstopped.D)Itwasreportedthatfivemenhadbeencaught.SectionBDirections:Inthissectionyouwillhear10shortconversations.Attheendofeachconversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Theconversationandquestionwillbespokenonlyonce.Aftereachquestiontherewillbeapause.Duringthepause,youmustreadthefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD),anddecidewhichisthebestanswer.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.11.A)Atthemarket.B)Inthekitchen.C)Intherestaurant.D)Inthedepartmentstore.12.A)Theradioneedsrepairing.B)Herepairedtheradiobyhimself.C)Arepairmanrepairedtheradio.D)Hisbrotherrepairedtheradio.13.A)Hehurthimself.B)Hiscarwasoutoforder.C)Hiscarwasstolen.D)Hehadanaccident.14.A)Johnusedtoplaybasketball.B)Johnwasusedtoplayingbasketball.C)Johndoesn’tplaybasketballverywell.D)Johndoesn’tplaybasketballasheusedto.15.A)Theman.B)Agirl.C)Bob.D)Thespeaker.16.A)Theywanttodrinksomething.B)Theywanttofindashelter.C)Theycanhavearest.D)Theyarethirstyandtired..A)Acakeandacupofcoffee.B)Acakeandacupofmilk.C)Asandwichandacupofcoffee.D)Asandwichandacupofmilk.18.A)Writeanarticle.B)Typeafewletters.C)Writeareport.D)Mailsomeletters.19.A)Shehastofinishherworktonight.B)Shedoesn’tliketogowithhim.C)Shedoesn’tlikehim.D)Shehasseenthenewfilm.A)5:10.B)5:00.C)10:05.D)9:55.二，單項選擇.Thescientistthateveryonewasatriskofthatdisease.A)pointedB)wasputforwardC)emphasizedD)lectured2.Thesephotos,whichweretoherlastE-mail,wereallabouthertravelacrossEurope.A)fixedB)tiedC)fastenedD)attached3.Inthatcountry,allmenbetween18and45withoutareexpectedtoserveinthearmyduringthewar.A)excuseB)exceptionC)expirationD)explanation4.Someofarmedattacksareseldomabletoidentifytheiroffendersbecausetheirattentionfocusesontheguns,ratherthanontheirusers.A)targetsB)aimsC)goalsD)victims5.Thetwoboysacoinintotheairandwaitedpatientlyforittodropontotheground.A)bouncedB)jumpedC)pushedD)tossed6.Thetrainisjustthestation,soweshallbeintimetomeether.A)pullingoutB)pullingoffC)pullingupD)pullinginto7.Dogswerebroughtintotheareaforsurvivors.A)researchB)lookforC)searchD)find8.Hewaswokenupbyanphonecallearlyinthemorning,whenhewassleepingsoundly.A)unexpectedB)expectedC)extraD)exceptional9.Accordingtomanyeducators,folktalesoftenhelptodevelopachild’s.A)mindB)heartC)imaginationD)thought10.ThereareseriousproblemsintheUnitedStatesA)humankindB)racialC)humantypeD)humantribe11.Nationalwealthdependstoahighdegreeonacountry’sstandards.A)teachingB)learningC)studyingD)educational12.Withthemoneygivenbyherfather,shecouldahouseinthetownnearby.A)costB)spendC)affordD)bargain13.WhenIsawthejobannouncedinthepaper,Iwrotetothecompanytoaskforthe___ofit.A)managersB)employersC)employeesD)details14.Shelookedabit_____whenyoucalledhermiddle-aged.A)ragedB)offendedC)delightedD)cautious15.Peopleknowthatbabiescryby_____whentheyarehungry.A)instituteB)institutionC)distinctD)instinct16.Theseahasbeen_____awayattherockforyears.A)eatingB)takingC)washingD)rushing17.Thecarmovedsidewaysontheiceandwent____control,hittingacomingtruckheadon.A)outB)outofC)underD)awayfrom18.Theworkneedssome_____help;wecannotfinishthetaskaloneinsuchashortperiodoftime.A)traditionalB)fashionableC)additionalD)behavioral19.Helookedaboutthirty,talland_____.Inmyopinion,helookslikeanormalartist.A)shavedB)shockedC)trembledD)polished20.Thedoctorwillbehere_____.Wemightaswellgeteverythingwellpreparedbeforehearrives.A)currentlyB)presentlyC)unexpectedlyD)previously21.Alltheseexperienceshavetaughtmeagreatdealaboutlifeand.A)factB)realityC)practiceD)true22.Itwasallawrongunderstanding;hehadmeantno.A)harmB)damageC)lossD)wound23.Heiscleverenoughtohavesomeideas.A)originalB)wiseC)highD)created24.Thetwoteachingbuildingsare200meters.A)apartB)separateC)farD)setaside25.Mostleadersatthemeeting______pollutioncontroltoprotecttheenvironment.A)advancedB)conveyedC)advocatedD)expressed26.Evenasachild,heshowedanintentionto_____overotherchildren.A)eliminateB)determineC)donateD)dominate27.Needsofthepoor,diseaseand_____remainmajorproblems.Thisisespeciallytrueinthethirdworldcountries.A)literacyB)innocenceC)ignoranceD)idiot28.Ihave_____anattackerinmyimagination,notinreality.A)conflictedB)confessedC)conductedD)confronted29.Thegovernmenthopesthatall_____willberunningonelectricitybytheendofnextdecade.A)transportationB)cashiersC)automobilesD)robbery30.Janefeltmost_____whiletheteachertalkedtohermotheraboutherpoorachievementatschool.A)cozyB)dozyC)uncomfortableD)odd班級班級學號姓名---------------------------------------------裝-----------------------------------------訂----------------------------------------線--------------------------------------------裝訂線以內不準作任何標記三，閱讀理解ABDBBIsyourfamilyinterestedinbuyingadogAdogcanbeahappyadditiontoyourfamily,butifyouchoosethewrongkindofdog,itcancausealotoftrouble.Familiesshouldsitdownandthoroughlydiscusstheproblemsinvolvedbeforebuyingadog.Evenifthechildreninyourfamilyaretheoneswhowantthedog,theparentsareoneswhoarereallyresponsibleforseeingthattheanimalisproperlycaredfor.Ifyoudon’tknowmuchaboutdogs,it’sagoodideatogotothelibraryortheASPCA(美國動物保護協(xié)會)forbooksaboutvariouskindsofdogs,aswellasbooksabouthowtotrainapuppy.Inreadingaboutthedifferentkinds,youshouldknowthatadogdescribedasveryalertmaybetoojumpyandbouncy.Whenabookdescribesadogasanidealhuntingdog,itprobablymeansthatthedogwon’tbehappylivinginasmallapartment.Dogsofdifferentkindsvaryinpopularityastheyearsgoby.OneofthemostpopulardogsthesedaysistheGermanshepherd.Thisisbecauseitprovidesprotectionaswellascompanionship.Thefamilyshouldbewarnedthatthesedogsgrowuptobeverybig,andmaybetoopowerfulforchildrentohandle.Ifspaceislimited,atoydogmaybeagoodchoice.Thesedogsareverysmallandeasytotrain.Theydon’tneedtobewalkeddaily,sincetheycanexerciseinthespaceavailableinthehome.1.Themaintopicofthepassageis________.A)thecareandproperselectionofdogsforfamilypetsB)differentbreedsofdogsC)responsibilityforseeingthatdogsareproperlycaredforD)differentkindsofbooksaboutdogs2.Accordingtothepassage,whoisreallyresponsibleforthedog’swelfare?

A)Children.B)Parents.C)FamilyD)ASPCA3.Thewritersuggestsonecangetinformationaboutthedifferentkindsofdogs_________.A)fromtheASPCAB)fromthelibraryC)bybuyingadogfromapetstoreD)byreadingbooksaboutdogs4.Accordingtothepassage,whyistheGermanshepherdapopulardog?A)Becausetheyarebigandaggressive.B)Becausetheyprovidecompanionshipaswellasprotection.C)Becausemostpeopleareafraidofthem.D)Becausetheyareeasytotrain.5.Thetoydogisagoodchoicewhen________.A)youhavesmallchildrenB)yourlivingspaceisnotlargeC)youareafraidoflargedogsD)youliveinthecityCACBCSarahWinchesterwasaveryrichwoman.Shedidn’tbuymanyjewelsorfancyclothes.Instead,shespentmillionsofdollarstobuildahouse.ThestrangethingaboutSarah’shousewasthatitwasneverfinished.Workonthehousewentonfor38yearsbecauseSarahwasafraidtostopbuildingit.Sarah’shousewasnearSanJose,California.Everyday,acrewofcarpenters,WhydidSarahwantahousethatkeptgettingbiggerThereasonseemedtobethatSarahwasafraidofdying.Shethoughtshewoulddiewhenthehousewasfinished,soshemadecertainthatitneverfinished.SarahWinchester’splanseemedtohaveworkedbecauseshelivedtobe83yearsold.Finally,herhousefinished.1.WhatdidSarahkeepdoingherhouse?A)Makingitcleaner.B)Makingitquieter.C)Makingitbigger.D)Makingitmorebeautiful.2.ThestorysaysthatSarah’shousehad________.A)7floorsB)40floorsC)160floorsD)3floors3.WhodidtheworkonSarah’shouse?

A)Sarahherselfandotherworkers.B)Sarah’schildrenandotherworkers.C)Carpentersandplumbersandotherworkers.D)Engineersandotherworkers.4.Howlongdidtheworkonthehousecontinue?A)For7years.B)For38yearsC)For83years.D)Thestorydoesn’ttell5.Sarah’shousewasfinallyfinished________.A)whenshemovedinB)whenshespentallhermoneyC)whenshediedD)whenshewasseriouslyill（三）BADCBWeliveinthe“ComputerAge.”Just35yearsago,computerscouldn’tdomuch.Theywerehugeandcostly.Theyusedalotofenergy.Onlyafewpeoplewereinterestedinthem.Todaycomputersaresmallerandcheaper.Theycandosomeamazingthings.Computershavebecomeimportantformanyreasons.Theyworkfasterthanhumansandmakefewermistakes.Theycan“remember”hugeamountsofinformation.Acomputercansolvemillionsofproblemsinafewseconds.Apersonmightneedyearstosolvethesamenumberofproblems.Computersareusedinnearlyeverykindofwork.Policeusethemtocheckonstolencars.Companiesusethemtokeeptrackofsupplies.Planesandtrainsareguidedbycomputers.Soaretelephonecallsandtrafficlights.Smallcomputersarebeingusedinschoolsandhomes.In1981therewere30,000computersinourclassrooms.Todaythereareover700,000computersinourclassrooms.Theuseofcomputersingrowing.Morecomputerswillmeanmorejobsformanypeople.Peoplewillneededtorunandrepairthem.班級班級學號姓名---------------------------------------------裝-----------------------------------------訂----------------------------------------線--------------------------------------------裝訂線以內不準作任何標記1.Computersweren’tpopularatfirstbecause________.A)noonecouldunderstandthemB)theyweretoobigandexpensiveC)theyusednoenergyD)theyhadtoomanywires2.Comparedwithaperson,acomputer________.A)worksfasterB)speakslouderC)rememberslessD)makesmoremistakes3.Thepassagesaysthatcomputersarenowin________.A)kitchenB)phoneboothsC)storesD)classrooms4.Accordingtothestory,Whatkindofworkwillgrow?A)Flyingplanes.B)Buildingtrafficlights.C)FixingcomputersD)Repairingtelephones.5.Howmanycomputersareusedinclassroomstoday?A)About500,000.B)Morethan700,000.C)About50,000.D)Morethan60,000.（四）ACDCCEachMaythequietcityofIndianapolisisjammedwithpeople.Theycometowatchthe“Indy500.”This500-mileraceisthemostfamousofallautoraces.Themotorracetrackisonthespotwhereanoldfarmoncestood.AmannamedCarlFisherboughtthelandin1909.Thecarwasanewinventionatthattime.Hardlyanyonetooktheideaofcarracingseriously.YetFisherpushedaheadwithhisplantobuildatrack.Intwoyearsthetrackwasfinished.Ittook450workers,300mules,andsevengiantsteamrollerstodothejob.First,thegroundwasmadeperfectlyflat.Thengravelwasspreadoverthetwo-and-a-half-miletrack.Thetoplayerwasmadeofcrushedstoneandtar.Grandstandstohold15,000peoplewerebuild.Thefirstracesatthetrackwereadisaster.Theroadbrokeunderthespeedingautos.Dustandrocksflewintodriversfaces.Therewereseveralaccidents.Somedriversandevensomefanswerekilled.Autoracingmighthaveendedafterthat.ButCarlFisherpromisedtomakethetracksafer.Thiswasdonebypavingitwith3,000bricks.Safergrandstandswerealsobuilt.Nowtheyhold300,000fanswhoattendtheraceeachyear.1.Whatkindlandwastheautotrackbuilton?A)Farmland.B)Parkland.C)Cityland.D)Swampland.2.In1909,mostpeoplehadn’tseenany________.A)roadsB)mulesC)carracesD)farmers3.Thetracetackwascoveredwith________.A)tarandgrassB)woodandstoneC)tarandplasticD)stoneandtar4.Whathappenedatfirstraces?A)Nooneshowedup.B)Carsranoutofgas.C)Peoplewerekilledinaccidents.D)Autoracingended.5.TheracetrackwaspavedwithbrickstomakeIt________.A)quickerB)biggerC)saferD)faster.四，完形填空(1)WhenIwasgrowingup,Iwasembarrassedtobeseenwithmyfather.Hewas___1__crippledandveryshort,__2__wewalkedtogether,hishandonmyarm__3__balance,peoplewouldstare.Iwould__4__struggleattheunwantedattention.__5__heevernoticedorwasbothered,heneverleton.Itwasdifficulttotakeourstepstogether--__6__,mineimpatient–and__7__that,wedidn’tsaymuchaswewentalong.__8__aswestartedout,healwayssaid,“Youfixthespeed.Iwilltrytochangemyspeedandkeepuptoyours.”O(jiān)ur__9__walkwastoorfromthesubwayonwhichhetraveledtowork.Hewenttoworksick.Healmostnever__10__aday,andwouldarriveintimeattheofficeevenifotherscouldnot.Amatterofpride.1.A)probablyB)nearlyC)severelyD)likely2.A)afterB)andwhenC)andD)when3.A)forB)withC)toD)before4.A)directlyB)formallyC)anxiouslyD)inwardly5.A)AlthoughB)IfC)AsD)WhilehiswashaltedB)hishaltedC)hishaltingD)hiswashalting7.A)insteadofB)exceptforC)inplaceofD)becauseof8.A)ButB)OnceC)UnlessD)Since9.A)apparentB)usualC)currentD)relative10.A)consideredB)regardedC)missedD)forgot(2)Whensnowwasontheground,itwasimpossibleformyfathertowalk,evenwithhelp.AtsuchtimesmysistersorI__1__pullhimthroughthestreetsofBrooklyn,.,onachild’swagonwithsteelrunnerstothesubwayentrance.__2__there,hewouldcling__3__thehad-railuntilhereachedthe__4__thatthewarmertunnelairkept__5__ice.InManhattanthesubwaystationwasthebasementofhisofficebuilding,andhewouldnothavetogooutsideagain__6__wemethiminBrooklyn__7__Ithinkofitnow,Iamamazedathowmuchcourage__8__musthavetakenforagrownmantoexperiencesuchshameandstress.And__9__howhedidit—withoutbitternessorcomplaint.Henevertalkedabouthimselfasa(n)__10__ofpity,nordidheshowanyenvyofthemorefortunateorable.Whathelookedforinotherswasa“goodheart”,andifhefoundone,theownerwasgoodenoughforhim.1.A)shouldB)wouldC)couldD)might2.A)OnceB)SinceC)tillD)After3.A)in