2019年⼤学⽣英语竞赛（NECCS）D类初赛真题试卷⼀及详细答案（精品）
⼤学⽣英语竞赛（NECCS）D类初赛真题试卷⼀
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看气质⼤学⽣英语竞赛（NECCS）D类初赛真题试卷⼀
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(总分160, 做题时间90分钟)
Part Ⅰ Vocabulary and Structure Section A
1. Residents will be able to work on______board, and______number of contracts have already been signed for restaurants, shops and business.
A the; a
B /; the
C a; the
D /; a
2. Some children living in Europe don't have any______to learn a foreign language. They just cannot e why they should learn it.
A ability
B motivation
C stress
D interaction
3. We explained why his plan doesn't work, but he is very______and won't change
his mind.
A promising
B strict
C conscious
D stubborn
4. The Nobel Peace Prize is______by the vast fortune Alfred Nobel______lling explosives.
A found; developed into
B founded; coming out
C funded; made out of
D fund; started from
5. Reading______pleasure and looking for opportunities to read in English are the two factors most cloly
related______successful language learning.
A for; to
B in; with
C with; for
D by; to
6. There is no doubt, in my opinion, ______matters is not the speed, but the quality of the project.
A that that
B what that
C what if
D that what
7. In England and Wales the subjects taught in school are______by the National Curriculum, ______was introduced in 1988.
A ttled down; that
B laid down; which
C taken up; it
D t off; what
8. If the mayor______more concerned with education, he______a law reducing class sizes in our schools.
A were; would pass
liangzhouB hasn't been; will pass
C isn't; will pass
D had; would pass
9. It is not practical to expect that any society can resolve all the social problems it is faced with______.
A back and forth
B once for all
C by nature
D in detail
10. Hardly had Professor Wilson finished his speech______the audience started cheering.
A since
dhtmlB than
C when
D as
11. ______that the partnership between the two countries reached its highest point.
A During the 1990s
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B It was the 1990s
C That it was in the 1990s
caD It was in the 1990s
12. —Hello. Pacific Airlines. Can I help you? —Yes. ______My name is Andy Philips.—Let me check. Plea hold on You are leaving for Chicago at 3: 30 tomorrow afternoon. —Right. Thank you.
A I'd like to reconfirm my flight.
B I would like to book an air ticket.
C Is there any flight to Chicago tonight?
D When will the flight to Chicago leave?
13. —So, Terry. You've been in London quite a long time now. —Yes.—______How does that compare with the United States?—Well, I think life's a lot easier in the United States. It's easier to make money and spend it there.
A When are you going to leave?
B When did you come here?
C What's your impression of living here?
D What did you do before you came to England?
14. —______Phone me when you can.—I will. As soon as I come out of it, I'll give you a ring.—When will you know if you've got the job?—They'll nd me a letter in the next few days. If they offer me the job, I'll accept it.
A What are you doing today?
B Good luck with the interview!
C My mobile phone doesn't work.
D How long have you been away from home?尾货服装
15. —Are you ready for the trip to the Big Apple? I can hardly wait. —The Big Apple?______—The Big Apple is the nickname for New York. You're going to New York with us, aren't you? —Yes, I am. I'm especially looking forward to eing the Muum of Modern Art. There's a special show of 20th century American painters there.
A What if I want to go to a pub?
B What are you talking about?
C How can I get to New York?
D Where is the new muum?
Part ⅡCloze Joe Simpson and Simon Yates were the first people to climb the West Face of the Siula Grande in the Andes Mountains. They reached the top【C1】______(success)but on their way back conditions were very difficult. Joe fell and broke his leg.They both knew that【C2】______ Simon continued alone, he would probably get back safely. But Simon decided to risk his life and try to lower Joe down the mountain on a【C3】ro______. The weather got wor as they went down. Then another disaster【C4】h______. They couldn't e or hear each other and, by mistake , Simon lowered his friend over the edge of a precipice(悬崖). It was impossible for Joe to climb back or for Simon to pull him up.
Joe's【C5】______(weigh)was pulling Simon slowly towards the precipice. Finally, after more than an hour in the dark and the【C6】______(ice)cold,
Simon had to make a decision. He cut the rope. Joe fell into a huge crevas(裂缝)in the ice below—
but he survived. He had no food or water and he was in terrible pain. He couldn't walk, but he【C7】man______to get out of the crevas. Then he started to hop and crawl towards their camp, nearly ten kilometres away. Simon had returned to the camp at the foot of the mountain. He thought that Joe must be【C8】______, but he didn't want to leave immediately. Three days later, in the middle of the night, he heard Joe's voice calling his name. He couldn't believe it. Joe was there, a few metres from their tent,
still【C9】______(live). Simon felt guilty about cutting【C10】______rope, but both men believed he had done everything possible to save his friend.
1. 【C1】
2. 【C2】
3. 【C3】
4. 【C4】
5. 【C5】
6. 【C6】
7. 【C7】
8. 【C8】
9. 【C9】
10. 【C10】
Part ⅢReading Comperhension Section A
Public holidays and festivals are an important part of a country's life. They give everyone a break from routine and they form part of the annual life in that country.
Sometimes they celebrate a day in a country's history, commemorate a special person , mark the passing of time or celebrate a religious festival.Many national festivals have been celebrated for years, but occasionally new ones come along and old ones gradually disappear. This is unlikely to happen to Burns' Night or St. Patrick's Day, however. The two festivals are celebrated far beyond their native land. The first of the, Burns' Night on 25 January, marks the birthday of the Scottish poet Robert Burns(1759—1796). It is celebrated by his countrymen and admirers, not only in Scotland but all over the world, from New York to Sydney, from Toronto to Tokyo.On Burns' Night the
guests eat haggis. Haggis is chopped mutton and other ingredients encad in sheep's gut, which is boiled before being rved. The haggis is brought into the room to the sound of the bagpipes and the chief guest "address" it reciting Burns' poem "Ode to the Haggis". After eating, the other guests recite more of Burns' poems, sing Scottish tunes and drink a lot of whisky. Another widely celebrated festival is St. Patrick's Day(17 March), which celebrates the life of the 5th-century saint, St. Patrick. St. Patrick was Bishop of Ireland, and it is said that he gave Ireland its national symbol when he illustrated his religious teaching with the shamrock—a three-leafed clover. But the festival is now more than anything a celebration of "Irishness" , whether it takes place in Dublin, Auckland, Melbourne, Montreal or Boston. On St. Patrick's Day there are big parades, and people wear shamrocks. In some places people add green colouring to the beer and even to rivers and streams. They go out and have " a good craic"(pronounced "crack")—Irish for good fun. Questions 56—60 Complete the table with no more than three words from the passage.
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Section B
People wear clothes to protect their bodies from the cold or the burning sun, from inct bites and injuries, and from the unwelcome eyes of strangers. However, what people wear can also convey a message about who they are and their role in society.For example, visit nearly any country in the world and you will notice that young people everywhere are wearing fashionable blue jeans. They wear them not for work, but for social occasions such as parties and concerts. The jeans are somewhat of an index of how the young people view themlves : I'm modern and stylish. I'm different from the traditional older generation. 【B1】______They can convey allegiance to schools and sports teams, adverti places or products, rve as wearable travel souvenirs, and commemor
ate important occasions. The messages clearly tell others, This is what I want you to know about me. 【B2】______It says that the person wants to impress others with his or her professional status.
A fitted jacket and matching trours constitute a man's suit, while a fitted jacket and matching skirt constitute a woman's suit.
A collared shirt and a necktie are integral parts of the man's outfit, while stockings and high-heeled shoes complete the woman's. 【B3】______Military personnel are easy to identify by their uniforms. The same is true for civil emergency
personnel like police officers and firefighters. In certain contexts, special clothing is worn to differentiate not only the occupation of people, but also their authority. For example, the chef's tall white hat indicates his job and that he's in charge in the restaurant's kitchen. 【B4】______ For example, Scotsmen were distinctive tartans to show their clan affiliation, just as school uniforms identify children as students at a certain school.【B5】______In Western societies, women—and often men —wear wedding rings on their left hands. Other cultures u different symbols. Hindu women, for example, wear a red powder in their hair after they marry. Clothing rves many function
s beyond just protecting our bodies. Clothing can tell a lot about the people who wear it. Questions 61—65Complete the passage with the following ntences. There are two extra ntences that you do not need to u.A. Clothing might also show which group a person belongs to.B. An even more direct means whereby people make statements about themlves is via messages printed on T-shirts.C. A uniform identifies the occupation of many people.D. Societies choo different ways to show marital status.E. Jeans make such an important statement that, in some groups, a person might be judged by the brand of jeans he or she is wearing.F. Often the original significance of the clothing has been forgotten or has changed over time.G. Just as blue jeans and T-shirts
say a great deal about the people who are wearing them, so does the Western business suit.
6. 【B1】
7. 【B2】
8. 【B3】
9. 【B4】
10. 【B5】
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Section C
China's first Nobel Prize winner in physiology or medicine, Tu Youyou, celebrated her 86 th birthday by signing an official agreement to donate 1 million yuan to establish the Peking University Tu Youyou Talent Award Foundation.The initiative will provide financial support and incentives to the university's students and young teachers of medicine. A vice-chairman of the National Committee of the Chine People's Political Consultative Conference and a vice-minister of education witnesd the signing at Tu's residence on December 25th, 2016, a few days before her birthday on December 30th. "I've gotten to where I am now thanks to the university's medicine programme," Tu says. "I hope the younger generation can achieve even more. " Young rearchers enjoy a favourable environment compared with the past, as the country is now very supportive of science and innovation, she says. Tu is best-known for discovering the u of artemisinin(青蒿素)and dihydroartemisinin(双氢青蒿素)to treat malaria(疟疾). She shared the Nobel Prize in 2015 with Irishman William Campbell and Japane Satoshi Omura for developing therapies against malaria and infections caud by roundworm parasites. That made her the first Chine Nobel
winner in physiology or medicine, and the first Nobel winner who education and rearch was completed exclusively in China.Tu enrolled in Peking University's medicine school(now the Peking U
clear是什么意思niversity Health Science Centre)in 1951. After graduation, she continued her studies and rearch of fusing traditional Chine and modern Western medicines at the China Academy of Chine Medical Sciences, where she still works. She won the top medical-science prize, the Lasker Award, in 2011. She was the first Chine to claim the honour. Her foundation will award 5, 000 yuan per student and 25, 000 yuan per teacher. The foundation's annual earnings will determine the number of recipients each year. The PKU Health Science Centre, founded in 1912, ranks among China's most prestigious medical schools. It has earned international prominence for its rearchers' achievements. And some of the rearch has been published in the journal Science. Questions 66—70 Answer the following questions according to the passage.
11. How did Tu Youyou celebrate her 86th birthday?
12. What was Tu Youyou's contribution to medicine?
13. Who won the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine of 2015?
14. How many students and young teachers can receive awards from the foundation each year?
15. When was the Peking University Health Science Centre founded?
Section D
In this age of consumerism, many people are finding themlves overloaded with posssions and a desire for even more, probably as a result of the countless advertiments we are expod to. With advertirs finding new ways to get people to buy their products, a movement towards living a simpler non-consumer life is taking
just a kiss/doc/2d50c9ab326c1eb91a37f111f18583d048640f5d.html newspaper columnist Craig Wilson spent all
