[英語考試]2007年10月自考綜合英語二試題(編輯修改稿)

　

【文章內容簡介】 5. “ We’ ve got to believe it [the missile is heading for us],” he said, looking her steadily in the eye, “ we can’ t afford not to.” A. … we can’ t take the risk of not believing it. B. … we don’ t have the money to do otherwise. C. … not believing it, we would suffer a great loss. D. … not believing it, we wouldn’ t have another chance of survival. 46. What are the basic ingredients of good manners? Certainly a strong sense of justice is one。 courtesy is often nothing more than a highly developed sense of fair play. A. … courtesy is actually playing a game without cheating. B. … courtesy is not something that is beyond ordinary people. C. … courtesy is often no more than treating both sides alike. D. … courtesy is often just a highly developed form of politeness. 47. Love and knowledge, so far as they were possible, led upward toward the heavens. But always pity brought me back to earth. A. Love and knowledge made me happy. B. Love and knowledge are bread and butter for men. C. Heaven is the place for knowledgeable people. D. Loving and learned people deserve a trip to Heaven. 48. I trust the reciprocal nature of our love. A. I am confident that both sides benefit from love. B. I think both sides have to make sacrifices for love. C. I am sure love is blind and onesided. D. I believe that our love is mutual. 49. She would make me make something of myself whether I wanted or not. A. She wanted me to make a lot of money. B. She made up her mind to get me to strive for success. C. She wanted me to bee what she expected me to be. D. She decided to get me to do what she thought best for me. 50. The secretary looks up and, then freeze. A. The secretary ..., and then she stays pletely still and quiet. B. The secretary ..., and then she fixed her eyes on me, surprised. 各類考試歷年 試題答案免費免注冊直接 下載 全部 WORD 文檔 第 5 頁 C. The secretary ..., and then she began to shiver, obviously from cold. D. The secretary ..., and then she looked at me as if she didn’ t know me. Ⅳ .閱讀理解 。 認真閱讀下列兩篇短文，每篇短文后有 5 個問題，根據短文的內容從 A、 B、 C、 D 四個選項中，選擇一個正確答案，并填入答題紙相應位置。 (本 大題共 10 小題，每小題 1 分，共 10 分 ) Read the two passages and answer the questions. (10 points) Passage 1 Is American society full of untouchables? From my own experiences, I would say no. In fact, it never even occurred to me that some people might be annoyed by a friendly pat on the shoulder. But after our discussion about this in class the other day, I visited several friends on the matter. My family and I seem to be somewhat in the minority. For example, my family, while not being made up of the greatest cheekkissers, has always been very generous with hugs, hand squeezes, arminarm walks, and forting shoulder pats. All of this is spontaneous. Nobody has ever said to me, “ Now, Linda, go kiss your Aunt Ada.” It just so happened I thought enough of my Aunt Ada to want to kiss her now and then when she had been especially nice. When Dad introduces me to anyone, he always has that big protective arm right around my shoulders that tells me he is proud of me far better than his words could. I wouldn’ t think of walking into Grandma’ s house without grabbing both of her hands in a tight squeeze and smiling into her eyes so that she can get a good look at her granddaughter. My husband and I went bowling with my cousin and his wife the other night, and he often threw his arm around my shoulders or Virg’ s as we visited. I didn’ t think that was queer at all. In fact, I thought it was very sweet the way he has accepted Virg in the family. How forting it was to have my aunt’ s arm around me after my Grandpa’ s funeral! She knew how very close we were, and her words would never have been warm and understanding as that arm was. Several people I talked to about this had different thoughts. One lady I work with said she didn’ t like people “ pawing” her. A girlfriend said she had no reservations about kissing her husband, but couldn’ t kiss her parents, although she wished she could. My answer to that would be for heaven’ s sake TRY!!! Don’ t regret it later that you didn’ t. I