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2019 年广东成人学士学位英语考试真题及答案 Part I Dialogue Completion 1.Chris:Doris,Highland Mall is having a big sale this weekend.( ) Doris:Don’t feel like it.I’m broke. A .You wanna go? B .I wish I knew it. C .I can tell. D .You like it? 正确答案：A 2.Brenda:Did you say you’re going to take a vacation next week? Lorena:Yes.I’m going to San Francisco for a couple of days. Brenda: ( )I wish I could get away for a while. A .Could you go with me? B .How lucky I am! C .I really appreciate it. D .I really envy you. 正确答案：D 3.Jerry:Can you loan me some money? Cathy: ( )I’ve already gone through my paycheck for the week. A .How can I? B .I’m sorry. C .I’m not sure. D .Can you imagine? 正确答案：B 4.Jose:Pamela,can you come to a meeting on Friday? Pamela:I’m not sure. ( ) What time are you having it? Jose:We’re planning on having it around noon. A .Oh,go ahead. B .Oh,yes. C .Let me check my schedule. D . I would like to join you. 正确答案：C 5.Marshall:Do you know what Jason’s office phone number is? Pam:I’m sorry.You might want to look it up in the phone book. Marshall: ( )but it seems that his phone number is UNLISTED. A .Sure thing, B .I don’t know, C .I’ve checked it already, D .Oh,don’t bother, 正确答案：C 6.Jake:I thought Jane’d be happy. Cathy:Yeah,especially since she got a promotion recently. Jake:Maybe it’s ( )

A .something she’d like to keep secret. B .what she usually does. C .how she copes with something unpleasant. D .some kind of personal problem. 正确答案：D 7.Sarah:Why isn’t Judy at work today? Barbara:Apparently, ( )and she couldn’t come. Sarah:I wonder what happened. A .something came up B .she didn’t say anything C .she would like to quit D .something could happen 正确答案：A 8.Angela:I came across Amanda yesterday. Bruce: ( ) A .How is she doing? B .Never mind. C .No worry. D . Is she right? 正确答案：A 9.Hart:Don’t lose heart.Whatever difficulties you have will be overcome in the end. Rose: ( ) A .That sounds odd. B .We are expecting a change. C .I hope so! D .You are welcome! 正确答案：C 10.Jack:I’ve sent out lots of applications,but received no offer yet. Jerry: ( ) A .You think so? B .Look who’s talking. C .Is that OK? D .Don’t worry. 正确答案：D 11.Customer:I’m sorry to say this,but these snacks are awful. Waitress: ( ) A .What’s your opinion? B .How can you say that? C .I’m terribly sorry about that,sir. D .That’s quite normal. 正确答案：C 12.Grace:Why don’t we go out for a picnic this weekend? Susie: ( ) A .That’s a brilliant idea.

B .Sounds like an excellent job. C .Glad you could make it. D .I’m sure it isn’t so bad. 正确答案：A 13.Secretary:Can I get some information about this program? Manager: ( ) A .Yes,you do. B .Go on. C .You certainly can. D .Good idea. 正确答案：C 14.Guest:Thank you for your effort to make my stay comfortable. Host: ( ) A .Never mind. B .Don’t be so polite. C .You are so kind. D .It’s my pleasure. 正确答案：D 15.Linda:Can you lend me a hand with this suitcase? Richard: ( ) A .Well,I can’t. B .I guess you can. C .With pleasure. D .Don’t bother. 正确答案：C Part II Reading Comprehension Passage One A 3-year-old boy who was lost in the woods for two days is now safe at home.But Casey Hathaway told his rescuers that he was not along in the rainy,freezing cold woods.He said he was with a friend—a bear. The child went missing on January 22 while playing with friends at his grandmother’s house in the southern state of North Carolina.When the other children returned to the house and Casey did not,the family searched the area for almost an hour before calling the police. Police formed a search and rescue team to look for the young boy in the nearby woods.But two days went by and still—no Casey.The woods of North Carolina are home to many black bears,like this one.It seems one of them helped a little boy while he was lost in the woods.Then on January 24,someone called the police saying they heard a child crying in the woods. Police followed up on the information and found Casey at about 9:30 that night.They pulled him out of some briar(荆棘).He was in good health.Police Officer Chip Hughes said that Casey did not say how he was able to survive in the woods for two days in the could,rainy weather,but that “he did say he had a friend in the woods that was a bear that was with him.”

Hundreds of people helped in the search and rescue efforts,including some 600 volunteers,federal police and members of the military.Hughes told reporters that at no point did he think Casey had been kidnapped(绑架). Doctors at Carolina East Medical Center treated Casey for minor injuries.He was ( ). then released to his family on January 25. 16.According to the passage,Casey’s missing is a case of A.pure accident B.planned kidnap C.children’s trick D.animal attack 正确答案：A 17. The woods are mentioned again and again to indicate that they ( ). A.provide good places for children to play in B.are home to bears and thus dangerous to children C.stand for good environment around Casey’s home D.may be the cause of the rainy weather in the area 正确答案：B 18.After receiving the call,the police ( ). A.appeared indifferent B.found Casey immediately C.made a quick response D.did not know what to do 正确答案：C 19.When found in the woods,Casey was ( ). A. playing with a bear B.badly injured by a bear C.hiding in some briar D.in good condition 正确答案：D 20.All the following are mentioned as those helping in the rescue efforts EXCEPT ( ). A.reporters B.volunteers C.federal police D.members of the military 正确答案：A Passage Two eating have not about The ideas healthy your great-grandmother’s time.Eat a variety of foods,don’t gain weight and avoid too much salt and sugar.But scientists keep changing their advice.In a 2012 U.S. poll,half of the respondents(受访者) said it was easier to do taxes than to figure out what is healthy to eat.Why isn’t it simpler? changed much from For one thing,nutrition or food science is really new research.It is not yet reliable.And,there’s lots of money to be made in the food business.So companies

will say their food is healthy even if it isn’t. In 2011,the U.S. government put out dietary guidelines about cholesterol(胆固醇) and total fat.The panel of scientists wrote that a healthy diet is “lower in red and processed meat” because these meats lead to higher death rates from cancer and heart disease.After strong objections from the meat industry,that caution was dropped in 2016. U.S. nutrition are The 2016 guidelines very complicated,making many believe that they have,at times,contributed to worsening health.For instance,warnings that the fat in butter and cream produced heart attacks made people switch to nondairy creamer.But these contain the trans fats that scientists now think are more harmful. pages.They have 204 Furthermore,warnings to avoid fat altogether led Americans to eat significantly more carbohydrates(碳水化合物).The carbohydrates in “fat-free” diets increase sugar in the blood,leading to more weight gain. Some nutritionists think the guidelines should be easier to understand,which would put them more in line with the eating advice given by the World Health Organization (WHO). 21.According to the first paragraph，as to what is healthy to eat,people ( ). A.prefer traditional food B.are somewhat confused C.trust the advice of scientists D.keep changing their choices 正确答案：B 22.The example of the meat industry implies that ( ). A.food science is not reliable B.food business has strong power C.nutrition scientists are wrong D.food preference is changing 正确答案：B 23.What do we know about nondairy creamer( )? A.It contains harmful trans fat. B.It increases sugar in the blood. C.It raises the cholesterol level. D.It leads to more weight gain. 正确答案：A 24.Some nutritionists think that compared with the WHO advice,the U.S. guidelines ( ). A.lack reliability B.make no sense C.seem too complicated D.do more harm than good 正确答案：C 25.What seems to be the author’s attitude towards the U.S. nutrition guidelines in 2016( )?

A.Indifferent. B.Supportive. C.Unclear. D.Dissatisfied. 正确答案：D Passage Three As the national attention to fake news and the debate over what to do about it continue,one place where many are looking for solutions is in the classroom. In Scott Bedley’s version of Simon Says,what keep you in the game is to decide correctly whether a news story is real or not.To start off the game,Bedley sends his fifth-graders at Plaza Vista School in Irvine,California,an article to read on their laptops.He gives them about three minutes to make their decision—they have to read the story carefully,examine its source and use their judgment.Those who think the article is false stand up.The “true” believers stay in their seats. Bedley says he’s been trying to teach his students for a while to look carefully at what they’re reading and where it comes from.He’s got a seven-point checklist his students can follow. Bedley also teamed up recently with Todd Flory at Calamus Wheatland Elementary School in Calamus,Iowa,to do a fake news challenge via Skype.Flory’s fourth-graders chose two real article and wrote a fake article of their own.Then,they presented them to Bedley’s class in California. The fifth-graders decided which article out of the three was fake.Most importantly,they had to explain why they thought it was fake.Otherwise,no points. Flory says writing the fake news article was more difficult for his students than they expected because they had to make it believable.“It really hammered home the idea to them that fake news doesn’t have to be too eye-catching,”he says. “It can be a very subtle(微妙的 ) change,but that subtle change can have big consequences.” 26.What is probably Bedley’s version of Simon Says( )? A.new course to learn about Simon’s news strategy. B.A lecture to follow Simon’s discussion of fake news. C.A classroom game to help students identify fake news. D.A reading competition to inspire students to read news. 正确答案：C 27.In Bedley’s game,the fifth-graders ( ). A.are encouraged to have a group discussion B.learn the tips for writing a good story C.need to explain whether they like the news or not D.make decisions the way Bedley has taught them 正确答案：D 28.What can be learned about Flory’s fourth-graders( )? A.They wrote articles to test the fifth B.They teamed up with the fifth graders to write articles. graders’ judgment.

C.They had a writing competition with the fifth-graders. D.They presented their articles for the fifth-graders to correct. 正确答案：A 29.The most important task for the fifth-graders was to ( ). A.finish reading within three minutes B.decide which article was fake C.explain why they made the choice D.team up with other students 正确答案：C 30. The fourth-graders understand that the key to writing false news articles is to make them ( ). A.subtle B.believable C.big D.eye-catching 正确答案：B Passage Four For a long time,people have disagreed about whether golf is a sport or a game. On one side of the argument,people say that golf meets the dictionary definition of a sport,because it is a physical,athletic activity.They add that golf is recognized as a sport by sporting goods companies,athletic groups,fans,and the media.Also,golf’s inclusion in the Olympics in 2016 is more proof that it is sport. On the other side,people say that golf is a game,not a sport.They say golf is not a very physical activity and can be played well by people who are overweight or injured.Also,golf was only recently added to the Olympics.For more than 100 years it was not included in the Olympic Games. For many,the Olympic Games serve as a measurement for whether an activity should be called a sport.Golf was first included in the Olympics in 1900.However,it was removed shortly thereafter because of a lack of participation and confict with other golf events.Through the years,there were several attempts to bring golf back to the Olympics.It wasn’t until the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro,Brazil that golf returned. Some say the return of golf does not prove that it is a sport.Rather,it only proves that the Olympics wanted to benefit from the star power of famous golfers like Tiger Woods. The disagreement continues today.Those who think golf is a sport point to pro-golfers like Woods,who are strong and fit.Those who disagree point to golfers like John Daly.He is a successful pro-golfer who once had health problems.So is golf a sport?The answer depends on who you ask—and whether that person owns a set of golf clubs. 31.All the following evidence is used to prove that golf is a sport EXCEPT ( ). A.professional training B.Olympic Games

C.dictionary definition D.media recognition 正确答案：A 32.The overweight or injured people are mentioned in Paragraph 3 to ( ). A.demonstrate the popularity of golf B.indicate the special function of golf C.prove that golf is more of a game than of a sport D.show the physical,athletic nature of golf 正确答案：C 33.Which of the following statements about golf and the Olympics is true( ) ? A.Golf was first included in Olympics several years ago. B.Golf has been in and out of the Olympics a dozen times. C.Golf was brought back to the Olympics over 100 years ago. D.Golf was excluded from the Olympics for more than a century. 正确答案：D 34.According to Paragraph 5,the inclusion of golf in the Olympics ( ). A.indicates that it is a sport B.results from the star effect C.ends the debate on golf D.benefits its development 正确答案：B 35.The author seems to suggest in the last paragraph that ( ). A.golf is a game B.golf is a sport C.golf is both a game and a sport D.there is no definite answer 正确答案：D Part III Vocabulary and Structure 36.The working group will be looking for practical solutions to the problems ( doctors. A .face B .facing C .faced D .being faced 正确答案：B 37.All the cars driving in the opposite direction ( A .had B .have had C .having D .had had 正确答案：A 38.An area in ( A .which B .what ) the computer has made big progress is in playing chess. ) their headlights on. )

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