国开一网一《国家开放大学英语专业学士学位英语》形考答案（英语专业学位英语考试2021 秋 1A/1B 参考答案及评分标准）

注意：试卷1A和1B仅选项位置不同，题目相同，按实际答案选填即可。

试卷：2021年英语类专业学位英语考题 1A

 Listening Comprehension  (10 points, 1 point each)

Section One

Questions 1 - 5:

Directions: You are going to listen to FIVE short conversations. After each conversation, there is one question. Choose the best answer to each question and write your answers on the Answer Sheet. You’re going to listen to each conversation TWICE.

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1.Conversation 1

 What might be the relationship between the two speakers?

单选题 (1 分)

 A.Doctor and patient.

 B.Teacher and student.

 C.Husband and wife.

 D.Visitor and receptionist.

正确答案是：C.Husband and wife.

2.Conversation 2

 What are the speakers talking about?

单选题 (1 分)

 A.A TV show.

 B.Healthy eating.

 C.Eating out.

 D.Losing weight.

正确答案是：C.Eating out.

3.Conversation 3

 Where are the speakers?

单选题 (1 分)

 A.At a hospital.

 B.At a library.

 C.At a bank.

 D.At a travel agency.

 正确答案是：A.At a hospital.

4.Conversation 4

 What is the waiter most probably trying to do?

单选题 (1 分)

 A.To apologize for the poor quality of food.

 B.To remind the customer of the tip.

 C.To criticize the customer for not finishing with the food.

 D.To help the customer get some napkins.

 正确答案是：

5.Conversation 5

 Who is Ken talking to?

单选题 (1 分)

 A.A roommate.

 B.A friend.

 C.A house-owner.

 D.A driver.

 正确答案是：

Questions 6 – 10:

Directions: You are going to listen to ONE long conversation. After the conversation, there are five statements. Decide whether each statement is True (T) or False (F). Write your answers on the Answer Sheet. You’re going to listen to the conversation TWICE.

6.Beth is going to look after the man’s house.

判断题 (1 分)

 A.对

 B.错

 正确答案是：

7. Beth needs to collect the mail once a week.

判断题 (1 分)

 A.对

 B.错

 正确答案是：

8.Beth has to feed and walk the dog twice a day.

判断题 (1 分)

 A.对

 B.错

 正确答案是：

9.The garbage collector comes on Tuesday night.

判断题 (1 分)

 A.对

 B.错

 正确答案是：

10.Beth is allowed to enjoy the swimming pool and the car.

判断题 (1 分)

 A.对

 B.错

 正确答案是：

II. Vocabulary and Grammar (15 points, 1 point each)

Questions 11-25:

Choose the best answer to complete each sentence. Write your answers on the Answer Sheet.

11. The team did as well as the opponents after the first quarter, ____________ they couldn’t win.

单选题 (1 分)

 A. while

 B.as

 C.be it ever so

 D. even though

 正确答案是：

12.The party _______________ I was a guest of honour, was extremely enjoyable.

单选题 (1 分)

 A. to what

 B. for what

 C.by which

 D. at which

 正确答案是：

13.I ___________________at school on time, if it hadn’t been for the rain.

单选题 (1 分)

 A.would arrive

 B. will arrive

 C.would have arrived

 D.will have arrive

 正确答案是：

14.Bob’s mother approved of               in the United States for another year to earn his Ph.D.单选题 (1 分)

 A.his staying

 B.he staying

 C.him to stay

 D.he to stay

 正确答案是：

15. We will go picnicking ___________ play computer games at home.

单选题 (1 分)

 A.and not to

 B.but not

 C. and prefer not

 D. rather than

 正确答案是：

16.That girl can speak better English than _____________ in her class.

单选题 (1 分)

 A.any other girl

 B.any other girls

 C. all the girls

 D.any of the girls

 正确答案是：

17.Our cat ______________ for two days, and I am beginning to worry about its safety.

单选题 (1 分)

 A.has been missed

 B.has been missing

 C. had been missing

 D. was missed

 正确答案是：

18.He will have to ____________ what he has done.

单选题 (1 分)

 A.answer for

 B.answer to

 C.answer about

 D.answer back

 正确答案是：

19.Do you know how to __________ the volume of your mobile phone?

单选题 (1 分)

 A.get down

 B. come down

 C. turn down

 D.take down

 正确答案是：

20.Nervous shoppers hurry past the noisy gangs, trying not to make eye __________.

单选题 (1 分)

 A.content

 B.contact

 C.contract

 D.control

 正确答案是：

21.That salesman is really pushy and _______________. I don’t like to do business with him.

单选题 (1 分)

 A.apprehensive

 B.aggressive

 C.attentive

 D.attractive

 正确答案是：

22. One morning I met a man on the train, and ____________ him at once.

单选题 (1 分)

 A.communicated with

 B.kept up with

 C.made contact with

 D.made acquaintance with

 正确答案是：

23.In the nursing profession, women are in the _________________ .

单选题 (1 分)

 A.maximum

 B. minority

 C.majority

 D.minimum

 正确答案是：

24.The Russian foreign minister yesterday __________ his visit to Washington.

单选题 (1 分)

 A.cancelled

 B.accommodated

 C. abandoned

 D.abolished

 正确答案是：

25.Suddenly my mind went ___________ and I couldn’t think of her name.

单选题 (1 分)

 A.crazy

 B. blank

 C.deserted

 D.vacant

 正确答案是：

III. Cloze (10 points, 1 point each)

26.Visit schools anywhere in the world, and you will probably notice a number of similarities. There are students, teachers, books, blackboards, and exams   26    . However, a school system in one country is not   27     to the system in any other country. It cannot be exactly the same because each culture is different. The educational system is a   28    that reflects the culture. Look at the school system, and you will see the social structure and the values of its culture.

Education in the United States is available to everyone, but not all schools are equal. Public primary and secondary schools are free for everyone: there is no   29    . Almost 80 percent of all Americans are high school graduates. Students themselves decide if they want college preparatory or vocational classes in high school; no national exam   30     this. Higher education is not free,   31     it is available to almost anyone, and about 60 percent of all high school graduates attend college or university. Older people have the opportunity to attend college, too, because Americans believe that “you're   32     too old to learn”. On the other hand, there are also problems in U.S schools. In many secondary schools, there are problems with   33     discipline and with drugs and crime. In addition, public schools receive their money from local taxes, so schools in poor areas receive less money.   34    , they don’t have enough good teachers or laboratory equipment, and the buildings are often not in good condition. Clearly, U.S. education reflects   35     the best and the worst of the society.

 A. somewhere    B. everywhere      C. nowhere      D. anywhere

单选题 (1 分)

 A.somewhere

 B.everywhere

 C.nowhere

 D. anywhere

 正确答案是：

27.Visit schools anywhere in the world, and you will probably notice a number of similarities. There are students, teachers, books, blackboards, and exams   26    . However, a school system in one country is not   27     to the system in any other country. It cannot be exactly the same because each culture is different. The educational system is a   28    that reflects the culture. Look at the school system, and you will see the social structure and the values of its culture.

Education in the United States is available to everyone, but not all schools are equal. Public primary and secondary schools are free for everyone: there is no   29    . Almost 80 percent of all Americans are high school graduates. Students themselves decide if they want college preparatory or vocational classes in high school; no national exam   30     this. Higher education is not free,   31     it is available to almost anyone, and about 60 percent of all high school graduates attend college or university. Older people have the opportunity to attend college, too, because Americans believe that “you're   32     too old to learn”. On the other hand, there are also problems in U.S schools. In many secondary schools, there are problems with   33     discipline and with drugs and crime. In addition, public schools receive their money from local taxes, so schools in poor areas receive less money.   34    , they don’t have enough good teachers or laboratory equipment, and the buildings are often not in good condition. Clearly, U.S. education reflects   35     the best and the worst of the society.

 A. alike             B. equal           C. identical      D. equivalent

单选题 (1 分)

 A.alike

 B.equal

 C. identical

 D.equivalent

 正确答案是：

28.Visit schools anywhere in the world, and you will probably notice a number of similarities. There are students, teachers, books, blackboards, and exams   26    . However, a school system in one country is not   27     to the system in any other country. It cannot be exactly the same because each culture is different. The educational system is a   28    that reflects the culture. Look at the school system, and you will see the social structure and the values of its culture.

Education in the United States is available to everyone, but not all schools are equal. Public primary and secondary schools are free for everyone: there is no   29    . Almost 80 percent of all Americans are high school graduates. Students themselves decide if they want college preparatory or vocational classes in high school; no national exam   30     this. Higher education is not free,   31     it is available to almost anyone, and about 60 percent of all high school graduates attend college or university. Older people have the opportunity to attend college, too, because Americans believe that “you're   32     too old to learn”. On the other hand, there are also problems in U.S schools. In many secondary schools, there are problems with   33     discipline and with drugs and crime. In addition, public schools receive their money from local taxes, so schools in poor areas receive less money.   34    , they don’t have enough good teachers or laboratory equipment, and the buildings are often not in good condition. Clearly, U.S. education reflects   35     the best and the worst of the society.

 A. image        B. glass               C. echo         D. mirror

单选题 (1 分)

 A.image

 B.glass

 C. echo

 D.mirror

 正确答案是：

29.Visit schools anywhere in the world, and you will probably notice a number of similarities. There are students, teachers, books, blackboards, and exams   26    . However, a school system in one country is not   27     to the system in any other country. It cannot be exactly the same because each culture is different. The educational system is a   28    that reflects the culture. Look at the school system, and you will see the social structure and the values of its culture.

Education in the United States is available to everyone, but not all schools are equal. Public primary and secondary schools are free for everyone: there is no   29    . Almost 80 percent of all Americans are high school graduates. Students themselves decide if they want college preparatory or vocational classes in high school; no national exam   30     this. Higher education is not free,   31     it is available to almost anyone, and about 60 percent of all high school graduates attend college or university. Older people have the opportunity to attend college, too, because Americans believe that “you're   32     too old to learn”. On the other hand, there are also problems in U.S schools. In many secondary schools, there are problems with   33     discipline and with drugs and crime. In addition, public schools receive their money from local taxes, so schools in poor areas receive less money.   34    , they don’t have enough good teachers or laboratory equipment, and the buildings are often not in good condition. Clearly, U.S. education reflects   35     the best and the worst of the society.

 A. tuition       B. bill                   C. fare            D. expense

单选题 (1 分)

 A. tuition

 B.bill

 C.fare

 D.expense

 正确答案是：

30.Visit schools anywhere in the world, and you will probably notice a number of similarities. There are students, teachers, books, blackboards, and exams   26    . However, a school system in one country is not   27     to the system in any other country. It cannot be exactly the same because each culture is different. The educational system is a   28    that reflects the culture. Look at the school system, and you will see the social structure and the values of its culture.

Education in the United States is available to everyone, but not all schools are equal. Public primary and secondary schools are free for everyone: there is no   29    . Almost 80 percent of all Americans are high school graduates. Students themselves decide if they want college preparatory or vocational classes in high school; no national exam   30     this. Higher education is not free,   31     it is available to almost anyone, and about 60 percent of all high school graduates attend college or university. Older people have the opportunity to attend college, too, because Americans believe that “you're   32     too old to learn”. On the other hand, there are also problems in U.S schools. In many secondary schools, there are problems with   33     discipline and with drugs and crime. In addition, public schools receive their money from local taxes, so schools in poor areas receive less money.   34    , they don’t have enough good teachers or laboratory equipment, and the buildings are often not in good condition. Clearly, U.S. education reflects   35     the best and the worst of the society.

 A. ensures       B. identifies        C. judges        D. determines

单选题 (1 分)

 A.ensures

 B.identifies

 C. judges

 D.determines

 正确答案是：

31.Visit schools anywhere in the world, and you will probably notice a number of similarities. There are students, teachers, books, blackboards, and exams   26    . However, a school system in one country is not   27     to the system in any other country. It cannot be exactly the same because each culture is different. The educational system is a   28    that reflects the culture. Look at the school system, and you will see the social structure and the values of its culture.

Education in the United States is available to everyone, but not all schools are equal. Public primary and secondary schools are free for everyone: there is no   29    . Almost 80 percent of all Americans are high school graduates. Students themselves decide if they want college preparatory or vocational classes in high school; no national exam   30     this. Higher education is not free,   31     it is available to almost anyone, and about 60 percent of all high school graduates attend college or university. Older people have the opportunity to attend college, too, because Americans believe that “you're   32     too old to learn”. On the other hand, there are also problems in U.S schools. In many secondary schools, there are problems with   33     discipline and with drugs and crime. In addition, public schools receive their money from local taxes, so schools in poor areas receive less money.   34    , they don’t have enough good teachers or laboratory equipment, and the buildings are often not in good condition. Clearly, U.S. education reflects   35     the best and the worst of the society.

 A. thus         B. but             C. and           D. so

单选题 (1 分)

 A.thus

 B. but

 C. and

 D.so

 正确答案是：

32.Visit schools anywhere in the world, and you will probably notice a number of similarities. There are students, teachers, books, blackboards, and exams   26    . However, a school system in one country is not   27     to the system in any other country. It cannot be exactly the same because each culture is different. The educational system is a   28    that reflects the culture. Look at the school system, and you will see the social structure and the values of its culture.

Education in the United States is available to everyone, but not all schools are equal. Public primary and secondary schools are free for everyone: there is no   29    . Almost 80 percent of all Americans are high school graduates. Students themselves decide if they want college preparatory or vocational classes in high school; no national exam   30     this. Higher education is not free,   31     it is available to almost anyone, and about 60 percent of all high school graduates attend college or university. Older people have the opportunity to attend college, too, because Americans believe that “you're   32     too old to learn”. On the other hand, there are also problems in U.S schools. In many secondary schools, there are problems with   33     discipline and with drugs and crime. In addition, public schools receive their money from local taxes, so schools in poor areas receive less money.   34    , they don’t have enough good teachers or laboratory equipment, and the buildings are often not in good condition. Clearly, U.S. education reflects   35     the best and the worst of the society.

 A. ever         B. always          C. never         D. sometimes

单选题 (1 分)

 A.ever

 B. always

 C.never

 D.sometimes

 正确答案是：

33.Visit schools anywhere in the world, and you will probably notice a number of similarities. There are students, teachers, books, blackboards, and exams   26    . However, a school system in one country is not   27     to the system in any other country. It cannot be exactly the same because each culture is different. The educational system is a   28    that reflects the culture. Look at the school system, and you will see the social structure and the values of its culture.

Education in the United States is available to everyone, but not all schools are equal. Public primary and secondary schools are free for everyone: there is no   29    . Almost 80 percent of all Americans are high school graduates. Students themselves decide if they want college preparatory or vocational classes in high school; no national exam   30     this. Higher education is not free,   31     it is available to almost anyone, and about 60 percent of all high school graduates attend college or university. Older people have the opportunity to attend college, too, because Americans believe that “you're   32     too old to learn”. On the other hand, there are also problems in U.S schools. In many secondary schools, there are problems with   33     discipline and with drugs and crime. In addition, public schools receive their money from local taxes, so schools in poor areas receive less money.   34    , they don’t have enough good teachers or laboratory equipment, and the buildings are often not in good condition. Clearly, U.S. education reflects   35     the best and the worst of the society.

 A. lack of       B. shortage of       C. low in        D. short of

单选题 (1 分)

 A. lack of

 B.shortage of

 C.low in

 D.short of

 正确答案是：

34.Visit schools anywhere in the world, and you will probably notice a number of similarities. There are students, teachers, books, blackboards, and exams   26    . However, a school system in one country is not   27     to the system in any other country. It cannot be exactly the same because each culture is different. The educational system is a   28    that reflects the culture. Look at the school system, and you will see the social structure and the values of its culture.

Education in the United States is available to everyone, but not all schools are equal. Public primary and secondary schools are free for everyone: there is no   29    . Almost 80 percent of all Americans are high school graduates. Students themselves decide if they want college preparatory or vocational classes in high school; no national exam   30     this. Higher education is not free,   31     it is available to almost anyone, and about 60 percent of all high school graduates attend college or university. Older people have the opportunity to attend college, too, because Americans believe that “you're   32     too old to learn”. On the other hand, there are also problems in U.S schools. In many secondary schools, there are problems with   33     discipline and with drugs and crime. In addition, public schools receive their money from local taxes, so schools in poor areas receive less money.   34    , they don’t have enough good teachers or laboratory equipment, and the buildings are often not in good condition. Clearly, U.S. education reflects   35     the best and the worst of the society.

 A. What’s more   B. On the contrary   C. As a result     D. On the contrast

单选题 (1 分)

 A.What’s more

 B. On the contrary

 C.As a result

 D. On the contrast

 正确答案是：

35.Visit schools anywhere in the world, and you will probably notice a number of similarities. There are students, teachers, books, blackboards, and exams   26    . However, a school system in one country is not   27     to the system in any other country. It cannot be exactly the same because each culture is different. The educational system is a   28    that reflects the culture. Look at the school system, and you will see the social structure and the values of its culture.

Education in the United States is available to everyone, but not all schools are equal. Public primary and secondary schools are free for everyone: there is no   29    . Almost 80 percent of all Americans are high school graduates. Students themselves decide if they want college preparatory or vocational classes in high school; no national exam   30     this. Higher education is not free,   31     it is available to almost anyone, and about 60 percent of all high school graduates attend college or university. Older people have the opportunity to attend college, too, because Americans believe that “you're   32     too old to learn”. On the other hand, there are also problems in U.S schools. In many secondary schools, there are problems with   33     discipline and with drugs and crime. In addition, public schools receive their money from local taxes, so schools in poor areas receive less money.   34    , they don’t have enough good teachers or laboratory equipment, and the buildings are often not in good condition. Clearly, U.S. education reflects   35     the best and the worst of the society.

 A. either              B. both                  C. neither             D. all

单选题 (1 分)

 A.either

 B. both

 C.neither

 D. all

 正确答案是：

IV.  Reading Comprehension (30 points, 2 points each)

Questions 36 – 45:

Read Passages 1 & 2. Choose an appropriate answer to complete each statement after the passages. Write your answers on the Answer Sheet.

Passage 1

Making Smart Fast-Food Choices

Fast Food Can Be Good Food

Many people are too busy to prepare and eat three nutritious meals a day. So they turn to the convenience of fast-food restaurants. Many of the items at fast-food restaurants, snack bars, and food stands are fattening and not very nutritious. But fast food doesn’t have to be unhealthy. You can eat at fast-food restaurants and still eat well.

Pay Attention to Calories and Fat Content

By paying attention to the number of calories and fat that a food item has, you can make smarter choices. Calories are “units for measuring how much energy a food will produce.” Consider two fast-food meals. A quarter-pound hamburger with cheese, jumbo-size fries, and a 16-ounce soda have a total of 1,535 calories and 76 grams of fat. A broiled (cooked under direct heat or over a flame) chicken sandwich, a side salad with low-fat dressing, and a glass of water at the same fast-food restaurant have only 422 calories and 7 grams of fat. But maybe you really want a hamburger and fries. Well, you can have a small hamburger, a small serving of fries, and a glass of water. At a total of 490 calories and 20 grams of fat, that’s still a much smarter choice than the large burger, fries, and soda.

There’s More That You Can Do

There are a few additional things you can do to make sure you eat well in fast food restaurants. First of all, say “no” when the cashier asks you if you want to “supersize” your meal (order an extra large portion of each item). Second, ask for no mayonnaise or sauce, or ask for it on the side (in a separate dish). Third, substitute (use something instead of something else) healthy foods for fatty ones. For example, instead of ordering deep-fried tempura, order fresh vegetables. Instead of ordering a beef burrito with lots of cheese and sour cream, order a vegetable burrito with beans and rice. And don’t eat the chips! Another thing you can do is order a side salad or a vegetable soup and eat it first. That way, you’ll eat some vegetables, and you won’t be able to eat as much of your burger and fries. Finally, eat slowly and stop eating when you’re full. It sounds simple, but many people keep eating even after they become full.

36.  What is the main idea of this article?

单选题 (2 分)

 A.It’s smart to eat foods with low calories and fat content.

 B. You can eat well in fast-food restaurants.

 C.Fast food is always bad for you.

 D. Fast-food restaurants are the best place to find healthy foods.

 正确答案是：

37.  What kind of comparison can be drawn from the article in terms of calories?

单选题 (2 分)

 A. A small hamburger and small fries has more calories and fat than a chicken sandwich and a salad.

 B.A small hamburger and small fries has fewer calories and fat than a chicken sandwich and a salad.

 C.A small hamburger and small fries has the same amount of calories and fat as  a chicken sandwich and a salad.

 D.A small hamburger and small fries has the same amount of calories and fat as a large portion of fries.

正确答案是：

38. What can you do to eat well in fast-food restaurants?

单选题 (2 分)

 A.You can ask for extra mayonnaise and sauce and say no to “supersizing”.

 B.You can order smaller portions and eat all the food you order.

 C.You can order healthy foods instead of fatty ones and drink water.

 D. You can order a vegetable burrito instead of chips and eat sour cream.

 正确答案是：

39. Which of the following statements about mayonnaise and sauces is TRUE?

单选题 (2 分)

 A.They make you eat more because they make your food taste better.

 B.They have a lot of sugar.

 C.They have a lot of fat and calories.

 D.They make you eat less because they make you feel full sooner.

 正确答案是：

40. What will happen to you by eating a salad or soup before the rest of your meal?

单选题 (2 分)

 A.You will get full sooner.

 B. You will eat less of the rest of your meal.

 C.You will eat more slowly.

 D.You will eat the rest of your meal more quickly.

 正确答案是：

Passage 2

Dealing with Difficult People

“I try to get along with John, but we seem to be on different wavelengths.”

“The atmosphere always seems to be tense when Michelle’s in the room.”

Sound familiar? Unfortunately, some people are more difficult to get on with than others. Let’s have a look at six ‘difficult’ personality types, and offer some advice on how to deal with them.

THE KNOW-IT-ALL

The first on the list is ‘the know-it-all’. Know-it-alls see themselves as experts on everything. (51)They appear knowledgeable and will speak confidently about almost any subject, often making other people feel stupid or inferior. This personality type is conceited and competitive and is likely to react to others’ ideas or arguments angrily or dismissively.

First of all, don’t take their behaviour personally: it affects most people that they come into contact with.(52) Know-it-alls are driven by a need to control and they use their knowledge as a ‘shield’ to protect themselves from uncertainty. So in order to cope with this type, you need to get them to consider your ideas without directly questioning their expertise. This means that you need to be well-prepared and diplomatic.

THE CRY BABY

Next is ‘the cry baby’. As the name suggests, the cry baby behaves like a child when they don’t get their own way. They use moodiness to manipulate other people. They’ll go away and sulk, giving you the ‘silent’ treatment, or they’ll complain and even start to rant and rave about how nobody listens to them or takes them seriously, etc. This infantile and inappropriate behaviour can be very annoying.

You need to find out why the cry baby acts like they do.(53) If they are selfishly looking for attention, your best policy is simply to ignore them. However, if their behaviour stems from a real lack of confidence, they need support and encouragement.

THE BOSSY-BOOTS

Next on the unwanted list is ‘the bossy-boots’. This type of person is always telling other people what to do. They have a very strong personality and will walk all over you if you let them. They are so used to doing things their way, that they have pushiness down to a fine art. A lot of the time you’ll find yourself doing what they want, just for a quiet life.

Don’t try to beat a bossy-boots at their own game: there’s no point in telling them what to do. Your first task is to learn to say ‘No’. This will be difficult initially, but after you’ve said it once, it’ll get much easier. The trick is to remain calm and polite: this way you’ll be able to stand up to them without being drawn into a fight or an argument.

THE LOOSE CANNON

The next type we’ll look at is ‘the loose cannon’.(54) Like a cannon which is not tied down and rolls around on the deck of a ship, this personality type is unpredictable and can cause problems. A loose cannon tends to act impulsively without thinking about the consequences. Understandably, people feel anxious around them because they appear to be out of control and unapproachable.

A loose cannon needs to be made aware that their behaviour is irresponsible and of the effect their actions have on other people. You can do this, not by reacting negatively at the time of an incident, but by waiting until you are both calm later and quietly describing what happened.

THE WET BLANKET

Most people have come across the next type, ‘the wet blanket’, at some time in their lives. Wet blankets are negative and critical. They don’t seem able to see the positive in any situation and always think that the worst will happen. Their attitude makes them appear insensitive and spoils things for other people.

You have two options with the wet blanket. You can try to show them the positive where they see the negative. Or you can take what they say at face value, so for example, when you invite them to a picnic at the weekend and they say it’ll probably rain, you simply reply: ‘OK, so you don’t want to come, then?’

THE SPACE CADET

The last type is ‘the space cadet’. This kind of person is intriguing because they seem to be in a world of their own and are out of touch with reality. (55)They have difficulty paying attention or remembering things, and sometimes behave strangely, which can make other people feel uncertain.

This type can be frustrating, but they are not likely to provoke very negative reactions. Try instead to make the best of their uniqueness and don’t put them in a position where you need to rely on them for anything.

41. In what ways are the know-it-all and the bossy-boots similar?

单选题 (2 分)

 A.They tell people what to do.

 B.They want to be in control.

 C.They use knowledge to manipulate others.

 D.They enjoy an argument.

 正确答案是：

42. There are two different ways to deal with certain types of people. Which are they?

单选题 (2 分)

 A. The loose cannon and the wet blanket.

 B.The bossy-boots and the space cadet.

 C. The cry baby and the wet blanket.

 D. The know-it-all and the loose cannon.

 正确答案是：

43. What characteristics are shared by the bossy-boots and the cry baby?

单选题 (2 分)

 A.They are very confident.

 B. They manipulate people in different ways.

 C.They always get their own way.

 D. They are easy to ignore.

 正确答案是：

44. Why are the loose cannon and the space cadet difficult to deal with?

单选题 (2 分)

 A.Because you are not sure what they are going to do next.

 B.Because they both cause problems for other people.

 C. Because people react very negatively to them.

 D.Because they are both forgetful.

 正确答案是：

45. Why is the space cadet different from the other types?

单选题 (2 分)

 A.Because they are aware of other people’s feelings.

 B.Because they are unreliable.

 C. Because they are unpredictable.

 D. Because there is a positive side to their personality.

 正确答案是：

Questions 46-50:

Read Passage 3 and choose an appropriate sentence from A, B, C, D and E to complete each paragraph. Write the letter representing your answer on the Answer Sheet.

Passage 3

The Secret World of Animals

There is a long history of animals being used to defend and protect us — from Hannibal’s elephants to guide dogs for the blind. But nowadays there’s a whole new dimension to what animals can do — including spying missions!

Codename: Mr. Codfish

       (46)             They can see and hear extremely well underwater, and are able to detect enemy swimmers and sea mines. Traditionally, human divers have had to do this job but now they don’t need to, as sea lions can stay underwater for much longer periods. They have been so successful that the Navy might start using other marine animals for this work.

Codename: Goldwing

Pigeons were extensively used as messengers in the two World Wars and were so important that UK citizens couldn’t shoot them. They had two crucial qualities: they were able to find their way home from anywhere and could fly at great speed. (47)         Another equally heroic pigeon had to wear a camera around its neck and was supposed to take photos. Unfortunately he couldn’t fly very far with it, but still succeeded in returning on foot two days later!

Codename: Squeaksqueak- bang-bang

       (48)              Rats can do the job very well because of their excellent sense of smell. They have to run around a specified area and are supposed to stop and scratch the ground when they smell explosives. More than 50 people a day are killed or injured by landmines but rats have been able to reduce this risk. On one occasion, they managed to find nine mines in one day, and are sure to get better at it in future.

       (49)             One animal rights supporter said, ‘Why has such cruelty to animals been allowed in this country? Ordinary people can’t treat animals badly but scientists are allowed to. There’s so much technology these days, they needn’t use sea lions! Missions like this can be very dangerous, and the animals could die. In fact, they might! But nobody will ever tell us.        (50)             They should be free!’

46.（46）

单选题 (2 分)

 A.Animals shouldn’t suffer like this.

 B.The US Navy started using trained sea lions to protect their ports in 2000.

 C.However, not everybody is happy about all this.

 D.A Belgian research group has trained rats to find landmines in ex-war zones like Mozambique.

 E.On one famous occasion in 1918, a heroic French pigeon called Cher Ami saved 194 soldiers, and won a medal for bravery!

正确答案是：

47.（47）

单选题 (2 分)

 A.Animals shouldn’t suffer like this.

 B.The US Navy started using trained sea lions to protect their ports in 2000.

 C.However, not everybody is happy about all this.

 D. A Belgian research group has trained rats to find landmines in ex-war zones like Mozambique.

 E.On one famous occasion in 1918, a heroic French pigeon called Cher Ami saved 194 soldiers, and won a medal for bravery!

正确答案是：

48.(48)

单选题 (2 分)

 A.Animals shouldn’t suffer like this.

 B.The US Navy started using trained sea lions to protect their ports in 2000.

 C. However, not everybody is happy about all this.

 D. A Belgian research group has trained rats to find landmines in ex-war zones like Mozambique.

 E. On one famous occasion in 1918, a heroic French pigeon called Cher Ami saved 194 soldiers, and won a medal for bravery!

 正确答案是：

49.（49）

单选题 (2 分)

 A.Animals shouldn’t suffer like this.

 B. The US Navy started using trained sea lions to protect their ports in 2000.

 C. However, not everybody is happy about all this.

 D. A Belgian research group has trained rats to find landmines in ex-war zones like Mozambique.

 E. On one famous occasion in 1918, a heroic French pigeon called Cher Ami saved 194 soldiers, and won a medal for bravery!

 正确答案是：

50.（50）

单选题 (2 分)

 A. Animals shouldn’t suffer like this.

 B.The US Navy started using trained sea lions to protect their ports in 2000.

 C.However, not everybody is happy about all this.

 D. A Belgian research group has trained rats to find landmines in ex-war zones like Mozambique.

 E.On one famous occasion in 1918, a heroic French pigeon called Cher Ami saved 194 soldiers, and won a medal for bravery!

正确答案是：

V. Translation: (20 points, 2 points each)

51.Section A

Questions 51-55:

Directions: In this section, there are five sentences. They are taken from one of the passages you have just read in the Reading Comprehension section.  Translate the five underlined sentences into Chinese. You can refer back to the passage if necessary. Write your translation on the Answer Sheet.

 They appear knowledgeable and will speak confidently about almost any subject, often making other people feel stupid or inferior.

52. Know-it-alls are driven by a need to control and they use their knowledge as a ‘shield’ to protect themselves from uncertainty.

53. If they are selfishly looking for attention, your best policy is simply to ignore them.

54. Like a cannon which is not tied down and rolls around on the deck of a ship, this personality type is unpredictable and can cause problems.

55. They have difficulty paying attention or remembering things, and sometimes behave strangely, which can make other people feel uncertain.

简答题 (10 分)

正确答案是：

52.Section B

Questions 56-60:

Directions: In this section, there is a paragraph in Chinese. Translate the underlined sentences into English. Write your translation on the Answer Sheet.

      (56)语言是文化的一部分，是文化的基石，并对文化起着重要作用。(57)从另一个方面看，语言又受文化的影响，反映文化。(58)可以说，语言反映一个民族的特征。(59)它不仅包含着该民族的历史和文化背景，而且蕴藏着该民族对人生的看法、生活方式和思维方式。(60)语言与文化互相影响，互相作用; 理解语言必须了解文化，理解文化必须了解语言。

简答题 (10 分)

正确答案是：

VI. Writing (15 points)

53.Choose one of question 61-1 and question 61-2 to answer（从Question 61-1和Question 61-2中二选一进行作答）

Question 61-1

You are supposed to complete this tasks within 30 minutes. Write at least 150 words.

In 2017, the government had decided to name August 19th as the Chinese Doctors’ Day, in the purpose of showing respect of the work of the doctors.

Write about the following topic: Chinese Doctor’s Day

You should write three parts:

* In the first part, state the significant role of doctors in the society and support your views with two or three reasons;

* In the second part, state how the doctors should be treated by the society;

* In the last part, bring what you have written to a natural conclusion.

Question 61-2

You are supposed to complete this task within 30 minutes. Write at least 150 words.

Write about the following topic: Third Child Policy

You should write three parts:

* In the first part, state your view on Third Child Policy;

* In the second part, support your views with two or three reasons;

* In the last part, bring what you have written to a natural conclusion.

简答题 (15 分)

正确答案是：