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1、考研英语一廊坊市广阳区2023年临考冲刺试题Section I Use of EnglishDirections:Read the following text. Choose the best word(s) for each numbered blank and mark A, B, C or D on the ANSWER SHEET. (10 points)Nancy Volk operated a sidewalk cafe in Anoka, Minnesota to support her family.Dan Heins, one of the cafes regular cu
2、stomers, had a 1 : kidney dialysis（肾透析） from 6 to 10 a.m on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, after 2 at the cafe. The 56-year-old owner of the small cafe, Nancy 3 that Heins diabetes(糖尿病)was 4 for his kidney failure and the cut-off of his leg. And Dan knew that Nancy, a single mother with three d
3、aughters, worked two other jobs to 5 the cafe open and meet her housing loans.One morning as he ordered his breakfast, he 6 he would be on kidney dialysis the rest of his life if he didnt receive a(n) 7 Nancy didnt hesitate, simply saying “Ill donate”. A normal 8 volunteered to give him an organ? It
4、 seemed 9 to Dan, and Nancy had to spend a few weeks 10 him she was serious. The day before Thanksgiving in 2009, the results of the medical tests came in: She was a 11 While they were 12 the transplant, Dans other leg was cut off and Nancys financial 13 grew from bad to worse.Nancy decided to close
5、 the cafe last September much 14 she loved it. At the same time, her home was going into 15 Dans insurance would 16 her surgery costs, but she was worried too much that she wouldnt be able to work the part-time jobs for six weeks.Steve Ohlsen, another customer of the cafe, 17 a donation box near the
6、 register. In less than one month, people gave Nancy several thousand dollarsenough to ensure 18 on her home while she recovered.Nancy and Dan had their 19 in September. Four months later,Dan is 20 dialysis, and Nancy has sent thank-you notes to her supporters.1、AwayBserviceCrouteDroutine2、Abreakfas
7、tBsupperClunchDdinner3、AguessedBknewCimaginedDconcluded4、AseriousBimpossibleCresponsibleDimportant5、AkeepBrunCcauseDwant6、AshoutedBmurmuredCsmiledDinformed7、AoperationBsurgeryCtransplantDtransfer8、AfriendBrelationCshopkeeperDstudent9、AexcitingBunrealCunusualDmoving10、AcheatingBconvincingCinformingDi
8、nvolving11、AmatchBpartnerCcompanionDmate12、Asearching forBwaiting forClooking intoDtaking in13、ApositionBprofessionCsituationDcondition14、AalthoughBwhileCthoughDwhen15、AtroubleBbusinessCserviceDluck16、AofferBprovideCgiveDcover17、AmadeBlaidCplacedDset18、ApaymentsBexpensesCrepairsDfees19、Apersonalitie
9、sBsupportersCsurgeriesDlives20、AoffBdownCupDtoSection II Reading ComprehensionPart ADirections:Read the following four texts. Answer the questions below each text by choosing A, B, C or D. Mark your answers on the ANSWER SHEET. (40 points)Text 1Have you ever listened to a private conversation? Maybe
10、 you were standing by a door or in a hallway and you heard people talking about someone else. You paused . you perked up your ears . and you listened. These people were not speaking to you. You eavesdropped.To eavesdrop means you secretly listen to something said in private. Nosy people, people who
11、like to gossip and spies are all good eavesdroppers. When it was first used in the 1600s, eavesdrop was the water that fell, or dropped, from the eaves of a house. After even more time passed, eavesdropper described someone who stood near a house to secretly listen to a conversation happening inside
12、.English has another expression related to eavesdropping and the home: the walls have ears. This means be careful what you say as there might be people listening.Some word experts say this expression may come from story about an ancient Greek ruler who had an ear-shaped cave cut and connected betwee
13、n the rooms of his palace. This form of eavesdropping became common practice with rulers from many cultures.Theres a great one more for eavesdropping to listen in on. When you listen in on something, you listen to people speaking without joining in, usually secretly. But not always. You can listen i
14、n on a class at university or listen in on a meeting at work. These examples do not suggest that you were listening secretly.Now, maybe you were minding your own business. Maybe you just happened to have overheard a private conversation. Overhearing is more innocent than eavesdropping. You can overh
15、ear something by being in the wrong place at the right time.1、How many expressions are mentioned on listening in different ways?A3. B4.C5. D6.2、Which is TRUE about the word of “eavesdrop”?AIt means the fallen water from a house now.BIt was first used in 1600 in ancient Greece.CRulers seldom eavesdrop in many cultures.DIt didnt originally mean “to listen secretly”.3、Which word or phrase means to listen to something by coincidence?AEav
