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A英语考试SOTBETSICHUAN OPEN-COLLEGE BACHELORS ENGLISHTEST试题册（分钟）120注意事项
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三、选择题的答案一定要填划在答题卡上，英汉、汉英译文一定要写在答题纸上凡是写在试题册上的答案一律无效选择题答案的填划方法是用铅笔在答题卡上相应题号的相应字母上划一道中央水平横线选择题每题只能选一个答案，多选则该题无分
四、准考证号、试卷代号和选择题答案，应用铅笔填划划线应当有一定的粗度和浓度假如划2B线有误，需要改动，必须先用橡皮擦净本来的划线，然后再重新填划
五、仔细读懂题目的说明，并按规定答题
六、在分钟内答完所有试题，不得迟延时间考试结束后，指导试题册、答题卡以及答题纸放在120桌上，等监考人员收卷并点清以后才可离开考场试题册、答题卡以及答题纸均不得带走四川省学位委员会办公室A Theygot helpfrom theschools andthe government.B Theyborrowed alarge sumof moneyfrom theschools.C Theyencouraged theirtwin sonsto dopart-time jobs.D Theytold theirchildren todrop outof school.
53.Financia.ai.administrator.believ.tha.......A collegetuition feeswill doublein the next decadeB the governmentwill receivemore lettersof complaintCmore familieswill facethe sameproblem asthe JacobsDthey will have enoughmoney to support poorstudents.
54.Wha.ca.w.lear.abou.th.middLclas.familie.fro.th.passageA Theyblame thegovernment forthe collegetuition increase.B Theyearn enoughtosupporttheir kidscollege education.C Theywill trytheir bestto sendtheir kidsto college.D Theirdebts will be paidoff withina decade.
55.Accordin.t.th.pas.paragraph.th.governmen.wil......A providemost studentswith scholarshipsBcut downfinancial aidto collegestudentsC stopthe companiesfrom providingstudent loansDgo onproviding financialsupport forcollege studentsPassageFourBlin.imitatio.^^.i.self-destruction.Bu.i.th.earl.stage.o.skil.o.characte.development.imitatio.i.helpfulLdail.life.imitatio.ca.hur.u.i.w.subconsciousl.T^17\ife.hol.poo.rol.models.If.a..child
9.I.yo.ar.goin.t.follo.someone.focu.o.thei.talent.no.thei.ba.characte.o.unacceptabl.behaviors.幸福.Blessedfitl.i.th.perso.willin.t.ac.o.thei.sudde.desir.t.creat.somethin.unique.Thin.o.th.movies.books.teachers.an.frieiv.peopLhav.a.endles.resourc.o.ideas.Th.prob!e..creato.face.i.no.runnin.ou.o.material.i.i.wha.t.d.wit.th.mate.Stud.you.rol.models.accep.th.gift.the.hav.given.an.leav.behin.wha.doe.no.serv.you.下意识地In dailylife,imitation canhurt usif wesubconsciously holdpoor role models.If,as ach:choices ofothers.If youare goingto followsomeone,focus ontheir talent,not theirbad characteror unacceptablebeha幸福的3/essed isthe personwilling toact ontheir suddendesire tocreate somethingunique.Think beendonebefore them,but bythose whodo whathas beendone insidethem.Creative peoplehave anenStudy your role models,accept thegifts theyhave given,and leavebehind whatdoes notserve you.
56.Imitatio.prove.usefu.whe.yo..A havethe skillto imitateBbegin todevelop yourcharacterC turnout tobe aperson ofgood tasteDfollow otherssubconsciously
57.1mitatio.ca.b.harmfu.i.yo.....A focuson someonestalent Bmake strongchoices foryourselfC followyourrolemodels blindlyD arefearful ofmaking choices
59.Th.troubl..creato.face.i..A theimaginative useof materialB thecontinuous absenceof materialCthe severeshortage ofmaterial Dthe strongmotivation bymaterial6O.Wha.i.th.authof.purpos.i.writin.thi.passageA Tocriticize thecharacters ofrolemodels.B Tohighlight theimportance ofcreatively.C Tocompare imitationwith creation.D Toexplain themeaning ofsuccess.Part IIICloze10pointsDirection.Ther.ar.l.blank.i.th.followin.passage.Fo.eac.blan.ther.ar.fou.choice.marke.A,B,C.an.D.Yo.shouLchoos.ON.tha.bes.fit.int.th.passage.The.mar.th.answe.b.crossin.th.correspo ndin.lette.o.th.Answe.Shee.wit..pencil.Man.peopl.worr.abou.losin.thei.menta.facultie.whe.the.ge.older.forgettin.thing.an.people.doin.craz.things.an.s.on.Well.ther.i.goo.news.T.star.of.with.onLabou.
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7.wil.kee.you.menta.bein.health.a.well.S.g.ou.an.exercise.sta.busy.an.fin.thing.t.kee.you.min.acti ve.
61.A.who....B.whic.....C.wh・.・・.•…B.goo.….C.awfu…・・D.big
63.A.reduc....B.increas....C.affec...・.D.change
64.A.vitamin...B.meal・.・・.C.foo・・・..D.diet
65.A.no.t.heL.B.helpin....C.no.helpin...D.t.help
66.A.include...B.suc.a....C.i.spit.o...D.a.to
67.A.need....B.wa.neede...C.i.neede...D.i.needing
68.A.a.wel....B.a.littl....C.a.mor....D.a.less
69.A.activit....B.healt.•…C.practic....D.exercises7O.A.negativ...B.positiv....C.activ•….D.passivePart IVTranslation15pointseas.writ.you.answer.o.th.Answe.Sheet.Man.student.mus.fin.livin.accommodatio.awa.fro.home.an.larg.number.o.students.house.hav.bee.built.
71.Unti.recentl.the.wer.calle.dormitorie.an.ar.generall.adequat.an.moder.bu.rathe.crowded.Outsid..residenc.hal.fo.wome.student.a.th.beginnin.o.term.on.ma.se..fathe.bringin.hi.da衣架,ughte.i.th.car.takin.ou.o.th.bac..larg.stoc.o.clothe.o.thei.hangersgoin.int.th.buildin.an.the.te.minuteJate.comin.ou.agai.carryin.mos.o.the.becaus.ther.i.n.room.Student.ar.wel.provide.wit.recreationa.facilities.bot.i.th.residenc.hall.an.outside.
72.Bu..stu自den.a..universit.i..smal.tow.live.hi.lif.mainl.o.th.campus.whic.become..self-containedziL.world.rathe.tha.isolate.fro.th.ordinar.community.Ther.i.no.muc.scop.fo.student.t.si.an.taLi.cafes.
73.Als.meal.ar.provide.i.campu.restaurants.wher.th.foo.i.usuall.goo.an.varie.an..littl.cheape.tha.outside.Lha.alway.bee.commo.fo.student.t.wor.t.ear.money.no.onl.i.vacation.bu.also.whe.practicable.b.doin.part-timjob.durin.term-time.
74.A.th.tota.cos.o.stud.an.livin.ma.b.$2,
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75.Som.student.d.pai.wor.fo.th.universit.a.whic.the.study.i.th.librar.o.restaurant.o.eve.b.actin.a.lifeguard.a..swimmin.p ool.Other.wor.outside.On.popula.occupatio.i.tha.o.porte.a..supermarket.carryin.housewives.gro cerie.ou.t.thei.cars.Part Vwriting15pointsDirections.Fo.thi.part.yo.ar.allowe.
3.minute.t.writ..compositio.o.th.topic.M.Opinio.o.Heipin.Thos.i.Need.Bas.you.compositio.o.th.outlin.belo.an.writ.a.leas.lO.words.Yo.ma.us.th.word.fo.reference.Pleas.writ.you.compositio.o.th.Answe.Sheet.My Opinionon HelpingThose inNeed帮助需要帮助的人是应当的
1..帮助需要帮助的人有时也会有麻烦2Words forreference:（同情某人），（传统美德）,（和sympathize within trouble,trust,traditional virtueharmonious谐的）society另年真题答案，请参考！2023参考答案I.01-20BACAA ADBACDCBAB DBABD21-40ABDAC DCDABBDCAB ABCAC
11.41-60BDACA CADBBDACBA BCDABIII.61-70BAACD BACBD我们认为，有必要考虑地球上水的总量，水资源的分布情况，以及这一发现的长期的重要性
71.干旱的陆地区域重要涉及一些岛屿群，这些岛屿群在海平面之上的高山地区
72.因素在于大气中的水重要是以不可见的水蒸气的形式存在，而其中的一些则是通过气流到达陆
73.地上的在一个特定地区，大暴雨或许只会用光通过大气层水量中很少一个部分
74.答案在于雨所产生的气流始终处在运动之中，同时由于干燥气流的运动，新的湿润的空气就形
75.成了年月20233Parti Vocabularyand Structure20pointsDirections.Ther.ar.
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1.Li.suppose.tha.th.personne.manage.wil...・.th.positio.o.genera.manager.A runover B get overC takeover Dgo over2・・・・・th.question.whe.suddenl.h.foun.th.answer.A giveup Bsubmit toC arriveat Dwork out
3.Leader.o.th.tw.countrie.ar.talkin.abou.peac.hupreparin.fo.wa.i.secret.A popularlyB actuallyC naturallyD particularly
4.Mos.room.i.th.apartmen.buildin.hav.bee.rente.out.an.onl.severa.room.o.th.firs.floo.ar.stil..A capable B availableC advisableD considerable
5.Unde.thfro.Franc.an.Germany.Japa.gav.i.an.agree.t.ope.it.ric.marke.t.othe.countries.A frontB forceC threatD pressure
6.
1.・・・・・wit.fres.an.nutritiou.food.A boundB tiedC associatedD relation
7.He.previou.experienc.give.he..bi・・・・・ove.th.othe.applicants.A advanceB adviceC advantageD advocate
8.LBritain.th.bes.seaso.o.th.yea.i.probabl..spring.A lateB lastC latterD later9・・・..th.her.wh.gav.hi.lif.fo.th.caus.o.th.people.A withB afterC byD from10・・・・.t.b.give.suc..grea.honor.A worthyBgetC achieveD deserve
11.The moneyis tobeused forthe of the floodvictims.A meritB effectC benefitD advantage
12.Obviously.there..stronbetwee.smokin.an.lun.cancer.A contentB invoC connectD link13・・.・•goa.i.t.wi..gol.meda.a.th.Olympi.Games.A immediateB ultimateC basicD ordinary14・・・・・th.plane.A boardBabroad Cbroadcast Dabsorb
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16.Th.furnitur.yo.sel.look.nic.indeed.bu.yo...・.A affordB offerC payD charge
17.Dayto.wa..fo.William.i.th.secon.hal.o.th.footbal.matc.a.scheduled.A substitutedB succeededC subscribedD submittedAconstitute Bconsist Cconvince Dconsult・・・・・th.peopLi.cour.tha.hi.clien.ha.bee.nowher.nea.th.seen.o.th.murder.A putdown Bput awayC putaside Dput forward
19.
1.you r.plannin..tri.t.th.museum.b.sur.ta.leas.a.hou.an..half.A generallyB increasinglyC likelyD instantly2O.Hi.healt.i.....good.bu.h.doe.hav..fe.mino.problem.tha.ma.com.u.occasionally.A to working B toworkC workD havingworked2l.Sh.remind.m.o.th.wif.o.th.pilo.wh.use…・・fo.yo.i.Boston.A frequentB lessfrequent Cfrequently Dless frequently・・・・.i.Britis.Englis.tha.America.English.A InsteadB BesidesC ThereforeD However
23.Th.do.ma.b..goo.companio.fo.th.old.......th.nee.t.tak.i.fo.walk.ma.b..disadvantage.
24.Ltoo.m..lon.tim.befor..wa.abLt.full.appreciat.wha.the.・・・•fo.me.A haddone Bdid C would doD wheredoing
25.Ho・・.・・th.nigh.ai.was.w.slep.deepl.becaus.w.wer.s.tire.afte.th.lon.journey.A whileB althoughC asD however・・・・・yo.loc.yoursel.ou.on.day.A eventhough Bin caseC aslong asD asif
31.The.ar.goin.t.hav.th.servicema..a.electri.fa.i.th.offic.tomorrow.A toinstall BinstallC tobe installedD installed
32.
1..ha v.remembere・・.・・th.window.th.thie.woul.no.hav.go.in.A closingBtoclose Ctohaveclosed Dhaving closed
33.Loo.a.th.terribl.situatio..a.in.Lonl......you.advice.A hadfollowed BfollowC wouldfollow D have followed34・・・..retur.th.boo.immediately.A notableBmustnt Cwouldnt Dneednt
35.Bot.team.wer.trainin.hard...・.wa.willin.Llos.th.game.A Theother BEither COne otherD Neither36・.・.・A doesnthe Bdoes heC isshe Disnt she
37.T.everybody’.surprisecontinu.th.argumen.tha.ha.laste..hour.already.h.sai.nothin.an.walke.away.A ratherthan Banything thanC otherthan Dmore than
38.L.ha.know.you.bicycl.ha.go.broke.whe.yo.cam.t.m.yesterday...yo.m.ow.then.A wouldlend Bhad lentCwouldhave lentD lent
39.
1.urve.wa.carrie.ou.o.colleg.students.learnin.techniqueswa.ver.upsetting.A asa result of whichBtheresultofwhichC itsresult Dwhich result
40.Th.statio.i.sai.t......month.ago.obvious!.i.i.no.unde.constructio.now.A becompleting Bhave completedCbe completedDhavebeen completedPartII ReadingComprehension40pointsDirections.Ther.ar.fou.passage.i.thi.part.Eac.passag.i.followe.b.som.question.o.unfinishe.statements.Fo.eac.o.the.ther.ar.fou.choice.marke.A.B,C.an.D.Yo.shoul.decid.o.th.bes.answe.an.mar.i.b.crossin.th.correspondin.lette.o.th.Answe.Shee.wit..pencil.Passage one恐龙Toda.w.visite.th.Fiel.Museu.t.se.thene.dinosau..exhibit.A.firs..wasnt intereste.i.seein.a.ol.pil.o.bones.Wh.woul.anyon.want t.learn abou.somethin.that,no.aroun.anymoreFirs.w.walked into.bi.room..wa.starin.a.th.bone.o..gian.beast.I.almos.fille.th.room.Tw.huge.dar.hole.i.it.bone.hea.stare.bac.a.me.I.wa.Dinosau.Sue.Ou.guid.told u.tha.whe.Su.wa.living.sh.weighe.mor.tha.l
5.fourt.grader.pu.together!H.aske.u.t.loo.a.her teet.whic.wer.lon.an.sharp.Th.guid.sai.Sue.teet.sho.tha.sh.wa..mea.eater.r.gla..wasn.aroun.whe.th.dinosaur.wer.alive..migh.hav.bee.lune.fo.her!.belonge.t..livin.creatur.her.o.Earth.I.mad.m.wonde.abou.othe.creature.tha.ha.onc.live.here.No.I understandwh.peopl.wan.t.lear.abou.thes.creatures.Perhap..wil.hun.fo.dinosau.bone.someday.I.woul.b.ver.excitin.t.fin..dinosau.skeleton骨架.4l.Whe.th.autho.firs.go.t.th.museum.sh.......A waseager to see thegiant beastBdidnt want to knowabout dinosaursCdidnt wanttoseethe boneyheadD wassad tolook atthe deaddinosaurs
42.W.ca.lear.fro.Paragrap..tha.th.autho.wa.....A worriedthe dinosaurmight bealiveB afraidof beinglunch forthe dinosaurCglad thatDinosaur Suewasameat eaterDsurprised bythe sizeoftheskeleton
43.Afte.visitin.th.Museum.th.autho.....A becomesinterested indinosaursB believesdinosaurs arestill aliveCdoesnt thinkdinosaurs arecreaturesD doesntwanttotouch dinosaurs
45.Thi.passag.mainl.talk.abou.A theweights andsizes ofdinosaursB thedescription ofthe authorsinterests indinosaursC thechange ofthe authorsattitude towarddinosaursD theexperience ofhunting fordinosaur bonesPassageTwoLorgani.foo.better.Mos.o.th.parent.sa.i.is.a.leas.i.part.农药残“I.organi.food.ther.i.les.pesticid.residue.留”・..know.t.b.harmful.s.parent.thin.cautio.shoul.b.i.order.“Clearl.i.yo.ea.organi.product.yo.hav.fewe.poisonou.substance.i.you.body.Joe.Forman.a.associat.professo.says.That.particular!.importan.fo.youn.children.h.says.becaus.the.ar.especiall.eas.t.b.hur.b.chemica.exposur.whil.thei.brain.ar.developing.,.affor.t.bu.i.only.Suggestions aremade thatparents shouldthink aboutbuying organicfruits andvegetables thataremore likelyto containmore pesticide residue,and goingconventional forthose thattend tohaveless.一抗生Anothe.simila.cas.i.abou.milk.conventionall.raise.cow.ar.ofte.fe.antibiotics素激素.t.stimulat.growth.an.parent.ar.worrie.tha.thi.ma.d.har.t.children.Growt.hormone.i.cow.doesn.wor.i.people,.Forma.says.“There.ver.littLi.th.milk.An.eve.i.ther.was.i.wouldn,.b.absorbed.
46.Parent.ar.worrie.abou......A chemicalexposure tomilk Bhigh costof organicvegetablesC poisonous substances infood Dgrowth hormonein fruits
48.Parent.ar.i..difficul.situatio.becaus.....A thereis stillpesticide residuein organicfruits andvegetablesB organicfood costsso muchthat noparents canafford itCthey canhardly affordenough organicfood fortheir childrenDchildren willbe exposedto morepoisonoussubstancesin organicfood
52.Ho.di.th.Jacob.manag.t.solv.thei.problem。
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