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1、历年自学考试英语二试题及答案1-10CBABDDCDBA 2010 年 4 月自考英语二试题及答案 word 版下载： 2010 年 4 月自考英语二真题及答案.rar全国 2010 年 4 月自学考试综合英语（二）试题 课程代码：00795 请将答案填在答题纸相应位置上 I. GRAMMARAND VOCABULARY Complete each of the following 15 sentences with the most likely answer. Write the letter corresponding to your choice on the answer sheet
2、. (1 point each, 15 points in all) 1. I was shocked by the number of people who seemed to have nothing better to do with their time than _ to know fish better. A. get B. gets C. getting D. got 2. Not all birds can fly , _ do all birds build nests. A. not B. no C. never D. nor 3. When you fall in lov
3、e for the first time, its surprising _ inconveniences you can put up with. A. that B. what C. which D. those 4. I know my limitations, so I wont do anything _ my ability. A. beyond B. under C. above D. below 5. The hosts apologized for _ that some of their guests might be vegetarians. A. having not
4、considered B. not having considered C. having not been considering D. not considering 6. Mrs. Smith locked both the front and the back doors before she went to bed _ that someone might steal into the house at night. A. so B. for fear C. unless D. on condition 7. We have to wait for the bus, _? A. ha
5、ve we B. havent we C. do we D. dont we 8. _ the popularity of robots in Japan, the countrys robot-production growth is slowing down. A. As B. Although C. With D. Despite 9. The proposal deserves support as it gives _ to the needs of children. A. curiosity B. awareness C. priority D. emphasis 10. Tho
6、se familiar with evening dress will always _ black with elegance. A. link B. associate C. connect D. relate 11-20AbCBD ABCBB11. If youre sitting around a lonely campfire at night, the howl of a wolf can sound pretty _. A. fearful B. threatening C. dreadful D. frightening 12. The suspect cooperated f
7、ully with the police when _ about his role in the incident. A. required B. questioned C. demanded D. negotiated 13. Homing pigeon is useful as a _ carrier because when taken from home, it will return at the first opportunity. A. meaning B. information C. message D. content 14. One of the responsibil
8、ities of the Coast Guard is to make sure that all ships _ follow traffic rules in busy harbors. A. conveniently B. obediently C. sufficiently D. reluctantly 15. She was so _ the noise that she sent the children to bed. A. broken down by B. filled in with C. taken over by D. fed up with II. CLOZE Fil
9、l in each of the 15 blanks in the passage with the most likely answer. Write the letter corresponding to your choice on the answer sheet. (1 point each, 15 points in all) A quarter of the worlds population now speaks English. If you want to 16 your products, or yourself, you have no choice 17 to do
10、it in English. Politicians and business people must speak English if they want to make their mark 18 the worlds stage. Writers of minority languages can 19 hope to sell their books unless they write in English. As English is spoken all over the world, it means that no individual country can really e
11、xercise a 20 influence over it. In the past, it was the mother tongue 21 who controlled the future of the language. Now, indeed for the last few decades, the mother tongue users are in a significant 22 . This means that the character of the language could well 23 with new words, new rhythms, and new
12、 pronunciations. It isnt going to be British and American English anymore- thats 24 . All over the world education authorities are struggling to find the resources to meet the 25 for English. However, it is open to question whether they are putting all their eggs in one 26 . The future of English la
13、nguage is intimately 27 the electronic revolution. Satellite television and the Internet have helped accelerate the 28 of English, but will that always be the case? The Internet, 29 , is now seen as the saviour of minority languages. Indeed, with the continuing improvements in electronic translation
14、, will we even need a(n) 30 language? It is open to question. 16. A. sell B. make C. produce D. trade 17. A. and B. but C. rather D. or 18. A. on B. with C. for D. at 19. A. ever B. still C. no longer D. no more 20. A. negative B. typical C. subtle D. dominant 21-35 CCCDA CDBDA ACBDB 21. A. speakers B. followers C. believers D. interpreters 22. A. group B. number C. amount D. minority 23. A. alter B. differ C. shift D. vary 24. A. old B. ne
