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2021湖北专升本英语真题

PartIVocabulary&Structure（25%）

Directions：

ThispartistotesttheuofEnglish,hntence

theoneanswerthatbestcompletesthe

ntenceandblackenthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet

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PartllReadingComprehension（45%）

retwoctionsinit.

Section1（40%）

Directions：

estionis

thebestanswertothequestionand

blackenthecorrespondingletterAnswerSheet.

Passage1

Mobilephoneshavebecomeapartofeveryone’oplehaveatleastonemobile

rymonth,ferexcitingnewfeatureslike

ilephoneurscando

eabletodoalmostallthethingsontheirmobile

er,somemobilephonesnowhavevoice

recognitionsoftware,n

simplytelltheirphoneswhattheywanttoeordo.

r,thisproblemcould

besolvedinthefuturebymakingphonesthatprojectpicturesandmoviesontoawallorasheetof

phoneswillalsobeudwith“e-paper”（largescreensthatcanbefoldedandeasily

storedandcarried）aswellaspersonalvideoscreensthatlooklikepairsofsunglass.

Asyoucane,themobilephonehasapromisingfuture,anditsfeatureswillchangeinways

thatwecannotevenimagine.

fthefollowingisNOTanexcitingnewfeatureoftoday’smobilephones？

3players

etconnection

peopletotelltheirphoneswhattheywanttoeordo.

nalvideoscreen

ecognitionsoftware

ingtothepassage,whatistheproblemwithmobilephones？

nnectwiththeInternet.

manythingsacomputerdoes.

followingarefeaturesofe-paperEXCEPTthat.

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eprinted

nweinferfromthelastparagraph？

ilephonehasabrightfuture.

ilephonehasadifficultfuture.

Passage2

ycenturies,Marshasalsobeencalledthe

“RedPlanet”.ople

imaginedthatMarswasliketheEarthandinhabitedwithmanystrangecreatures.

scopesimprove,

AmericanMarin

rriedtwocolortelevision

cameras,a3-meter-longretractable（可伸缩的）arm,asmalllaboratory,

helpedscientistsdiscoverexcitingnewknowledgeaboutMars.

Marsismostlyavastdertwithimmenmountains,extremelydeepcanyons,andenormous

erstheMartianpolar-regions,gions

cangetwarm,buta-60℃istheaverageMartiantemperature.

scouldhelp

towarmthecoldredplanetandmakeitmoreliketheEarth.

Thefutureisfullofexcitingchanges,andsomedayMarswillhavehumanexplorers

colonists,neofthepeoplewillbeyou.

fthefollowingisnottrueaccordingtothepassage？

liketheEarth.

ecreaturesliveonMars.

alsocalledthe“RedPlanet”.

tGreeksbelievedMarswasthegodofpeace.

thisaboutMars.

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Passage3

ManypeoplebelievethatSigmundFreud’sworkmarkedthebeginningofmodern

opledisagreedwith

hisideas,andothersthoughthewasagenius.

SigmundFreudwasbornin1856inMoravia,ily

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nointerestinsportsoroutdooractivities,ilyapartmenthadonlyfour

bedrooms,butSigmund’ly

d,heatealoneinhisroom,surroundedbyhisfavoritebooks.

Sigmundfirstthoughtaboutstudyinglaw,lled

dworkinginthelaboratoryandstudyingthescientific

,hestayedinschoolforvenyearsinstead

oftheusualfivebecauhespentsomuchtimeworkinginthelaboratoryofafamousprofessor.

fthefollowingaboutSigmundFreudisNOTtrue？

topstudent.

ismother’yedhavingmealswithhisfamily.

dSigmund’sfamilymovetoVienna？

1864.

1856.

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wasdifficultforhim

ingtothepassage,whatispeople’sopinionaboutSigmundFreud？

lregardhimasagenius.

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Passage4

AnearlyattempttofindatechnologicalbreakthroughforhighspeedrailtravellingChina

wastheShanghaiMaglev,irstcommercialmagnetic

Levitation(磁悬浮)trainintheworld,itconnectsShanghai’sPudongInternationalAirportwiththe

Shanghaisubwaysystem,travelingadistanceof30kilometersin8minutes,atspeedsashighas

efastestcommerciallyoperatedtrainanywhereintheworld.

hangshaandtheotherinBeijingHowever,bothof

theonlycovershortdistancesandthetrainstravelatspeedsofaround100kilometersper

hour,whichisnotmuchfasterthantrainsonmanyconventionalraillines.

Aparrbig

thoughmaglevtechnology

willcontinuetobeudinthefuture-atrainthatiscapableofreachingspeedsof600kilometers

perhourisbeingdeveloped-thefocushasbeenonoreconventional,off-the-shelftechnologyin

thedevelopmentofChina’shighspeedrailnetwork.

stcommercialmagnetic-levitationtrainintheworldisin.

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fthefollowingstatementsaboutShanghaiMaglevistrue？

efastesttrainintheworld.

edtothepublicin2004.

els600kilometersperhour

tveryexpensivetobuild.

onChina’sconventionalraillinesmostprobablytravelatspeedsofabout

kilometersperhour.

A.30B.100

C.430D.600

fthefollowingisNOTadrawbackwithbuildingamaglevline？

logy.

usofthedevelopmentofChina’shighspeedrailnetworkhasbeenonallofthe

followingEXCEPT.

ionaltechnology

tionaltechnology

Section2（5%）

Directions：

epassageandfillineachblank（No.46toNo.50）

ouranswersinthecorrespondingspaceontheAnswer

Sheet.

Passage5

WhyishotpotsopopularinChina?ItshowstheChineculturalvaluesofopennessand

otpot,youcanputinanyingredientthatyoulike:

samepotcas

leftout,andeveryonegetstoeatasmuch-oraslittle-astheywant.

Hotpotcreatesacozy,warmatmosphereandreallybringspeopletogetherasyousitarounda

pot,cooking,eating,talking,disimportantbutalsoimportantarethefeels.

InChina,peopleliketojokethatthereisnoproblemthatahotpotcan’efrom

thehotpot

peoplecantalkandsharenotjustfood,hefoodmaysoonbeforgotten,the

friendshipsstaywithusforever.

PartIIITranslation-EnglishintoChine（20%）

ThispartistofestyourabilitytotranslateEnglishintoChineTherearetwoctionsinit.

Section1（10%）

Directions：

lreadthreesuggestedtranslationsmarkedA.B,

andCChoothebestoneandblackenthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.

odsuggestionswerenotfullyunderstoodwhentheywerefirstbroughtup.

A.许多好的建议在最初提出时完全不被理解。

B.很多好的建议在第一次提出时没有被误解。

C.许多好的建议刚开始提出时未能被充分理解。

,acoupleofyearslater,regettingaheadofthestory.

A.几年之后，他们反目成仇，唉，不过这是后话了。

B过了几年，他们成了敌人，唉，说到故事前面去了。

C两年之后，他们成仇人了，唉，这只是预测罢了。

’tbetoocareful.

A.在收货款前，你要仔细检查每个条目。你一定要小心。

B你应在付款之前逐项检查每个条款。你不能太小心。

C.付货款之前，应仔细检查每个项目。你再小心也不为过。

ssomuchhappeningthismorning,Idon’tknowwhetherI’mcomingorgoing.

A.今天上午发生了太多事情，搞得我晕头转向。

B.今天上午发生了很多事情，我不知道该不该来。

C.今天上午发生了一些事情，我不知道自己该不该离开。

eingsareinterestinginthattheytendtofirstegoodinanewacquaintance.

A.人们往往对他们初次交往时会首先看到对方优点这件事很感兴趣。

B.人之所以有趣是因为他们刚接触一个人时，首先看到的往往都是他或她的优点。C.

人是很有意思的，他们接触熟人时，看到的往往都是他或她的第一个优点。

Section2（10%）

Directions：

WriteyourtranslationinthecorrespondingspaceontheAnswerSheer.

lso

uldbecomeariounvironmental

problem,chersintheUSandsomeEuropeancountriesdidastudy.

Theyestimatedthatpeoplearoundtheworldarenowusing129billionfacemaskverymonth.

Thatistosayweu2.8millionmaskveryminute！

PartIVWriting（10%）

Directions：

ThispartistotestyourwritingabilityWritealetterbadonthefollowinginformationgivenin

Chine,WriteinthecorrespondingspaceontheAnswerSheet.

57.假定你是N公司人力资源部HumanResources的AndyWhite，根据以下内容，给Peter

Black先生写一封信，字数不少于100个单词，内容包括：

（1）感谢他上周发来求职信和简历；

（2）公司让他6月19日上午九点参加面试；

（3）面试地点是公司总部大楼26层T3会议室；

（4）请他携带本人有效证件，提前半小时到达，做好准备。