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1、自考高级英语试题 浙江省2009年4月自学考试高级英语试题 课程代码：10005请将答案填在答题纸相应的位置上Part I. Vocabulary (20%)Directions: There are 20 incomplete sentences in this section. For each sentence there are four choices marked A, B, C and D. Choose one answer that best completes the sentence. Then write the answer on the ANSWER SHEET.1
2、. If this method doesnt _, well have to think of another way.A. come down B. come toC. come across D. come off2. The patient _ eating anything for five days.A. went through B. went withoutC. went on D. went in for3. The plane _ so smoothly that the passengers could hardly feel it.A. took off B. took
3、 onC. took down D. took up4. _ friends helped him to get appointed ambassador to France.A. Efficient B. InfluentialC. Impressive D. Effective5. Its a great pity that those fine old houses had to be _ to make way for the new road.A. pulled up B. pulled togetherC. pulled down D. pulled on6. He was on
4、the point of slipping down the slope when he heard someone shouting to him to _ the rope.A. hang about B. hang togetherC. hang up D. hang on to7. Before he went to Europe on a business trip, Mr. Ford _ the day-to-day management of his company to his brother.A. turned over B. turned outC. turned in D
5、. turned up8. Its shameful to _ in face of danger.A. hold in B. hold backC. hold up D. hold out9. He _ freedom of speech for everyone, regardless of color, race or creed.A. stood for B. stood up toC. stood out D. stood by10. When Alfred Nobel died, an annual peace prize was established _.A. at his s
6、ervice B. with his consentC. in his memory D. on his part11. Its hard to _ the knowledge that he is a failure.A. live up to B. live byC. live out D. live with12. She has such a distinctive appearance that I could _ her _ anywhere.A. pick up B. pick outC. pick at D. pick on13. You have been _ since t
7、he early hours of this morning, and I think you should stop for the good of your health.A. working up B. working onC. working away D. working off14. Our representative, Mr. Brown, _ an important customer on the West coast last week and renewed a contract.A. called for B. called forthC. called on D.
8、called up15. Mother hasnt _ you for quite some time. She is beginning to think you must be ill.A. heard about B. heard outC. heard of D. heard from16. Examinations are not the only means of _ a students ability.A. assessing B. assumingC. asserting D. assigning17. Sam wanted to quit his job, but when
9、 he _ the matter he decided not to.A. thought ahead B. thought outC. thought about D. thought back18. The applause _ and the actors were able to continue.A. died down B. died outC. died off D. died away19. In evaluating applicants some colleges _ heavily _ interviews.A. lean to B. lean towardsC. lea
10、n on D. lean over20. Then Eisenhower retired from the United States Army; he had decided to _ President.A. run at B. run forC. run into D. run afterPart II. Cloze (10%)Directions: There are 20 blanks in the following passage. For each blank there are four choices marked A, B, C and D. Choose the one
11、 that best fits into the passage and write it on the ANSWER SHEET. The world population is increasing 21 the rate of 139 people every minute, or more than seventy million more human beings every year. If the current rate of 22 continues, the present world population of four point two billion will do
12、uble 23 the end of this century. Many demographers say that the world food supply cannot keep pace 24 the population. They are 25 “localized famines” in the developing countries, beginning in the next decade. Others are less 26 . They look 27 the sea to supply food for the 28 , or point out the succ
13、esses of new high yield strains of wheat and rice. The world population 29 grow very slowly. For many 30 the birth rate held only a slim margin over the death rate. Then came the 31 of modern medicine. Medical science found cures for diseases that once held population 32 check. Babies 33 today have
14、a greater chance of growing to maturity than ever before. People live 34 too. The death rate is down, and the birth rate, while declining in some countries, remains high, so population 35 . Technology has made significant gains, too, but in many developing countries these gains are wiped 36 because
15、population grows 37 . Americans have usually thought of the population crisis 38 something that exists halfway around the world. It has long been popular belief that “people in poor countries have too many 39 ,” while the affluent US has no such worries 40 . 21. A. on B. about C. over D. at22. A. enlarge B. expansion C. growth D. swell23. A. by B. before C. to D. after24. A. along B. with C. to D. between25. A. profaned B. predicted C. predicting D. profaning26. A. pessimistic B. optimistic C. pessimist D. optimist27. A. to B. at C.
