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1、2022年考博英语-中国地质大学考前模拟强化练习题（附答案详解）1. 填空题Our initial fieldwork site（1） out to be completely unsuitable. Our team（2） over a week there before we recognized that we （3）never find the quality of fossils we were （4） for in that spot. 【答案】1. turned;2.worked;3.would;4. looking【解析】1.固定搭配。turn out to be被发现是，结果
2、是。而且此处应为过去式turned。2.语义题。第二空填不及物动词,因此worked符合句意。3.语法分析。第三空填would表示过去将来时。4.固定搭配。we were for是定语从句修饰the quality of fossils,那么第四空可填现在分词looking,构成look for “寻找”。2. 单选题Once you have finished reading these documents from our consultant, we would like to have your opinion regarding the value of the advices re
3、ceived so far.问题1选项A.Once you haveB.regardingC.value of the advicesD.so farE.没有问题【答案】E【解析】3. 填空题While I was a student, I （1）many stories about the value of English for ones career,but I thought they were irrelevant（2） the life that I had planned for myself. In that（3）I was similar to many of todays
4、students. After graduating, I （4）how accurate those stories were. I（5） many opportunities because my English was so poor, （6）I finally decided to correct* my earlier mistake. One day I （7）a tutor and began to studyEnglish seriously - as a tool of real communication, not a mere test subject for the f
5、irst（8）in my life. This turned（9） to be one of the best decisions that Ive （10）made. After I（11） my attitude toward the language, I really started to enjoy using it, andas a （12）I made rapid（13） in it. Since then my career has benefited greatly （14）my new ability to use English actively.【答案】1.heard2
6、.to3.respect4.realized5.lost6.so7.got8.time9.out10.ever11.changed12.result13.progress14.from【解析】1.固定搭配。Hear story about 听关于的故事。而且这里应该用过去式。2.固定搭配。be irrelevant to sth. 与某事无关。3.语义题。句意: 在这方面，我和今天的许多学生很相似。4.语义题。句意:我意识到这些故事是多么准确。5.固定搭配。Lose opportunities 失去机会。这里应该用过去式。6.逻辑分析。空格前后句子为因果关系:英语不好，我失去了很多机会。因此,
7、 我决定纠正之前的错误。7.固定搭配。get a tutor 请家教。这里应用一般过去时态。8.固定搭配。For the first time 第一次。9.固定搭配。turn out to be 结果是,证明是。10.语义题。句意: 我曾经做的最好决定之一。11.语义题。句意: 在我改变对英语的态度后。12.固定搭配。as a result 结果。13.固定搭配。Make progress in 在方面取得巨大进步。14.固定搭配。benefit from sth. 受益于。4. 填空题On our cycling tour we managed to cover an average （1）
8、of about 25 kilometers（2） day.【答案】1.distance;2.a/per【解析】1.语义题。由后面的about 25 kilometers推测此处填distance。2.语法分析。第二空填冠词a或介词per合适。5. 单选题The woman, 69 years old and still active as a professor at Harvard University, told a research team that she had begun to find it hard to recall the names of ever faculty m
9、embers. Not long ago she had forgotten her classroom number when asking for a slide projector to be sent up. She had one anxious question for the research team, assembled to study the normal course of mental aging: “Am I losing my ability to remember, and perhaps even to think clearly?”That question
10、 is the principal focus of a new wave of scientific inquiry on the decline in mental ability with age. The findings are challenging some basic assumptions, like the belief that such decline is a natural part of the aging process, irrespective of general health.From 20 to 30 percent of people in thei
11、r 80s who volunteer for cognitive testing perform as well as volunteers in their 30s and 40s, who are presumably in their mental prime. The intellectual and creative productivity in later life of certain artists and intellectuals may represent not so much an exception as an ideal, some experts now s
12、ay.Dr KW Schaie, a psychologist at Pennsylvania State University, is the director of a major study of normal mental decline in the elderly. For over 35 years, his study has been following more than 5000 men and women who have been tested regularly. Dr Schaies investigations seek to fill a gap in ger
13、ontological research, which, according to Dr Jack Rowe, president of the Mount Sinai School of Medicine and a leading expert in the field, has focused on disease and disability, and neglected the prospects of maintaining high functioning in old age. Dr Rowe heads a research network on successful agi
14、ng sponsored by the MacArthur Foundation. In an interview he pointed out that gerontologists have focused on the 6 to 15 percent of the elderly who are frail and then lumped everyone else together as normal. But there is a huge variation from person to person among older people: the older a group ge
15、ts, the less like each other people in it become.”Dr Schaies most recent findings were reported this month in The American Psychologist. Although the studys results show abilities begin to decline gradually in the middle to late 60s and accelerate in the late 70s. The rate of decline differs for various mental faculties and differs in men and women. The sharpest declines are seen in basic mathematics. By their late 80s, both men and women were only about half as adept in basic math as they had been in their 50s. For men, the least decline shown i
