2011年10月自考英语二真题答案(00015)

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  • 1. Elderly people do not like having their daily()upset.

    Ahabit

    Bpractice

    Croutine

    Dcustom

  • 2. The biologist turned down a position in the government()a university appointment.

    Ain favor of

    Bin front of

    Cin honor of

    Din place of

  • 3. Scientists will have to come up()new methods of increasing the world"s energy supply.

    Ato

    Bfor

    Cagainst

    Dwith

  • 4. (), Jane is by no means a happy woman.

    AAs she is rich

    BAs is she rich

    CRich as she is

    DRich as is she

  • 5. ()I admire David as a poet, I do not like him as a man.

    AIf only

    BOnly if

    CMuch as

    DAs much

  • 1. 20题选()

    Auntil

    Bunless

    Cwhile

    Dsince

  • 2. 17题选()

    Aunderstand

    Bunderstanding

    Cunderstood

    Dto understandC

  • 3. 15题选()

    Afor

    Bin

    Cdespite

    Dwithout

  • 4. 16题选()

    Astandards

    Bvarieties

    Cprogrammes

    Dsystems

  • 5. 18题选()

    Apurpose

    Bprocess

    Cmethod

    Dmotivation

  • 1. In Bingman"s opinion, the study of birds’ brain helps people to().

    Ainterpret human behavior

    Bobserve birds’ behavior

    Cimprove human memory skills

    Dunderstand human brains

  • 2. The experiments at the University of Nebraska proved that birds().

    Ahave some memory skills

    Bcan be trained to win prizes

    Clearn songs to communicate with others

    Dhave the ability to understand complex tasks

  • 3. The scientific findings presented at the AAAS conference are related to birds’ abilities to().

    Asing songs, use tools and find directions

    Bunderstand, remember and find directions

    Cremember, choose food and find directions

    Dremember, communicate and process information

  • 4. The evidence Irene Pepperberg gave shows that().

    Abirds have a very good memory

    Bbirds can communicate with each other

    Cbirds may have the ability to understand

    Dbirds can learn to store food for winter use

  • 5. The word "he" in Paragraph 3 refers to().

    AGriffin, the grey parrot

    BIrene Pepperberg, the scientist

    Csomeone who lives in the laboratory

    Dthe Massachusetts Institute of Technology

  • 1. 谈判,协商v. n()
  • 2. 薪金,薪水n. s()
  • 3. 包围,环绕v. s()
  • 4. 停止,放弃v. q()
  • 5. 发生,出现v. o()
  • 1. I'm pleased to have you()(become) a member of our group.
  • 2. The boy looked at me, eyes wide open, and full of()(curious).
  • 3. We can't endure()(watch) all the violence shown on television.
  • 4. Even if it()(be) difficult, I should try to accomplish it.
  • 5. It is his greatest()(expect) that all of his children will go to college.
  • 1. 一些科学家认为需要有更多的数据才能证明这一事实。
  • 2. 我们都被大自然的美深深地打动了。
  • 3. 如果想省钱,你就不要买那块昂贵的表。
  • 4. 那篇小说是她创作时心情的真实反映。
  • 5. 应歌迷要求,年轻歌手又唱了一首民歌。
  • 1. Every culture has its own ideal of behavior, and the United States is no exception. There, children are encouraged to be open and direct. Americans think that openness is a sign of honesty, and they are suspicious of silence and reserve. They feel that you must be hiding something if you do not speak out. They feel threatened by silence, which they do not trust or understand. Many other cultures, however, do not value openness and directness highly. In fact, they discourage these qualities because, to them, openness and directness seem rude and childish. They do not signify adult behavior in their eyes. It is not surprising, then,that many cross-cultural misunderstandings have developed around openness and directness.