2015年浙江專升本英語考試真題3

Format II

Directions: In the following passage, some sentences have been removed. For questions 21—25, choose the most suitable one from the list A—G to fit into each of the numbered blanks. There are two extra choices, which do not fit into any of the gaps. Mark your answers on Answer Sheet.

Facing the interview might make you apprehensive, but there is no reason to fear it. 21） Take the time to prepare properly. The interview has been your goal thus far in the job search, so it

is your stepping stone to future success.

Always be positive. 22) Don't worry about where you have been, worry about where you are going. Make sure your accomplishments are related to your capabilities.

Listen and stay focused. Throughout the interview, concentrate to be sure you're listening to what the interviewer has said. It looks very bad when you ask a question the interviewer just answered. 23) Don't get off on the matters that have nothing to do with the job or your qualifications.

Ask questions.Be sure to ask intelligent, well-thought-out questions that indicate you are trying to find out what you can do fbr the company. Base any statement on proven experience not dreams and hopes.

Don't get personal. Keep personal issues out of the interview. 24) If you feel the urge to bare you soul, your feelings should tell you the interviewer is very skilled in creating a casual atmosphere. Plan some answers to obvious questions. Why did you leave your previous position? Why did you choose your major? What are your training and experience going to do for the company?

When the interview concludes, don't linger, but don't run out the door,either. 25) Remember to write a brief thank-you note to the people who interviewed you.

A. Focus on the conversation at hand.

B. If you can't look the interviewers in the eye, they won't believe you answer.

C. It is your real opportunity to get face to face with your potential employer.

D. If the interviewers haven't indicated when a decision will be reached, ask them.

E. Explain in detail how a team atmosphere can improve your personal efficiency.

F. Losers dwell on past losses whereas winners dwell on future success.

G. Never tell an interviewer everything no matter how relaxed and comfortable you feel.

Section B (10 marks: 1 mark for each item )

Directions: In this section, there is a passage with ten blanks. You are required to select one word for each blank from a list of choices given in a word bank following the passage. Read the passage through carefully before making your choices. Please mark the corresponding letter for each item on Answer Sheet. You may not use any of the words in the bank more than once.

“No one can teach you, but you may leam.” This 26 means that though we may hear or read the greatest words of wisdom, they will remain mere words unless we 27 them.

We may be able to name the courses that we have taken over the years: algebra, history. Geology, French, and so forth. But 28 we have internalized the subject matter or have studied it very 29 we will not recall what we have "learned”.

With good study skills, you will not only learn material more thoroughly, 30 ,you will also be less dependent on your teachers. As long as you look to someone else fbr an "explanation”, you will not be a 31 person intellectually.

To become an independent studier, you must have the desire and 32 to open a textbook, read it, and ponder it. Then you must be able to get up in class the next day, or write on paper a week or so later, saying. “As I 33 the author, he says. ”

The purpose of the course is to guide you through 34 steps efficiently, The teacher is there

to explain and amplify you textbook. But only you can educate 35 .

Part II Integrated Testing (30 marks, 30 minutes)

Section A Cloze ( 20 marks: 1 mark for each item )

Directions: There are 20 blanks in the following passage. For each blank there are four choices marked A, B, C and D. You should choose the ONE that best fits into the passage. Then mark the corresponding letter on Answer Sheet.

Dave Tally could 36 believe his eyes. 37 waiting to board a commuter train in Tempe, Ariz, last November, he spotted an 3S backpack containing $3,300 in cash.After six years of being homeless, Tally's mind raced, thinking 39 he could spend the money—An apartment? A bike? "Yet 40 it” recalls Tally, "wasn't the right thing to do. ”

With 44 from the staff at his homeless shelter, Tally 42 down the owner. Bryan Belanger, 22, a senior at Arizona State University, who had 43 the pack behind in his 44 to get to work. "I'd given up 45 /'says Belanger, who was 46 to buy a used car with the money. " I was greatly 47 when I found out it was a homeless guy."

Since then, Tally's kindness has been 48 tenfold. As news of his good deed spread, the recovering alcoholic and 49 landscape gardener received nearly $ 10,000 in 50 from strangers a small reward from Belanger and a new set of teeth. 52 a local oral surgeon. Says Tally, who now has his own apartment and a full time gardening 53 : UI can't believe all this was made 54 just by doing the 55 thing?"

36. A. readilyB. al waysC.hardlyD.merely

37. A. BeforeB.WhileC.WithoutD.for

38. A. unattendedB.unavailableC.unbalanced□.unavoidable

39. A. whoB.whichC.whatD.how

40. A. givingB.losingC.eamingD.taking

41. A. orderB.helpC.questionsD.offers

42. A. trackedB.tumedC.putD.cut

43. A. heldB.pushedC.leftD.carried

44. A.carB.effbrtC.classD.rush

45. A.suspicionB.hopeC.beliefD.honor

46. A. planningB.workingC.searchingD.asking

47. A. relievedB.excitedC.surprisedD.annoyed

48. A. repaidB.forgottenC.practiced□.explained

49. A.shamedB.abusedC.fbrmerD.doubtful

50. A. replyB.additionC.factD.donation

51. A. in spite ofB.as well asC.as a result ofD.in front of

52. A. except forB.regardless ofC.back fromD.thanks to

53. A. jobB.marketC.expertD.student

54. A. relevantB.possibleC.valuabieD.helpful

55. A. firstB.realC. rightD.other