2015年10月高等教育自学考试【2018年自学考试《英语(一)》考前模拟试题【三篇】】
【导语】以下是大范文网为大家整理的《2018年自学考试《英语(一)》考前模拟试题【三篇】》供您查阅。祝大家考试顺利，考入理想院校。
【第一篇】
If you are lucky enough，you may find the hummingbird，the smallest bird of the
animal world。in a South American forest.
Though the hummingbird is no bigger than a bee and weighs only 2 t0 3 grams，it can fly as fast as 50 meters in a second.It can fly forwards as most birds do，and it can fly backwards as well.The strangest thing about it，however，is that it can stay still in the air，just like a helicopter(直升飞机).
Whenever a hummingbird needs food，it will fly slowly towards a flower.It wont’ t stand on the flowers，as bees would，but just hangs t0 the flower and then begins to suck the honey from inside the flower with its needle—like beak(喙).
The hummingbird is very particular in designing and building its nest. It takes
great trouble to choose materials，preferring soft ones to hard ones. Its eggs are so small that a common mate box can hold as many as one hundred of them.
56.The passage suggests________
A. people can easily find a hummingbird
B. there are hummingbirds all over the world
C. not many people are lucky enough to see a hummingbird
D. the hummingbird can fly faster than any other bird
57.In what a different way does a hummingbird fly from other birds?
A. It can fly as fast as a helicopter.
B. It can keep still in the sky.
C. It can fly backwards.
D. Both B and C。
58. Which of the following will a hummingbird choose to build its nest?
A.cotton B.earth C.wood D.stone
59.We can learn from this passage that______.
A. a hummingbird has few feathers in its wings
B. the hummingbird mainly lies on flowers
C. the hummingbird can finish building its nest within
D. the beak of the hummingbird is probably short and
【第二篇】
What makes 1 5，000 men and women take off their jackets on a cold day in April
and run for hours or more through the streets of Boston?1 was one of those runners·
The race is called the Boston Marathon.
“I could do that.”I slid.
“No，you couldn’t，Ted，’’my friend Ed replied.
“Want t0 bet?’’I said.That’s how it happened.
I had never run more than eight mnes before，and here 1 was training for over three times that 1ength.I trained hired throughout the winter.Even in gloves，my fingers gusto Cold that they 100ked like red carrots;my nose dine t get warm until lunchtime!
FinaHy，the big day arrived.The weather was cold，with ice and rifling.Bang! The
gun sounded，and we were off.Well，I didn’t really g0 anywhere at first because 1 was tending behind so many people. I had to wait for them to move.It was like being atraffic jam，so I jumped up and down to stay warm.
At first’ the running was easy.The 0ther runners just seemed to pull me along。
somewhere around the 20—mile mark I even caught myself thinking，“This is nothing.
Why did I train so hard?”
That’s when I hit” the wall”.“Thewall”is what marathoners call the point at which your body simply runs out 0f gas.My legs turned to rubber;my arms turned into pieces of wood· 1 was almost falling down. I cant t remember anything about the last five miles of the race.
I kept running though.At 1east，that’s what Ed told me at the finish line.
“YOU 100ked g00d，”he said.“HOW did it feel?”
“Terrific，”I lied. 1 wasn’t going to let him get the last laugh.
63. From the passage we knew that Ted ran in the Boston Marathon just for .
A.fun B.training C.a bet D.money
64.Which one best describes the weather on the race day?
A.Sunny，with a cool wind.
C.C0ld，with snow and ice.
B.Cold，with rain and snow.
D.Cold，with ice and rain.
65. Based on the article，what must someone do to prepare for a marathon?
A. 0ne must be wining to train many hours and put in a lot of miles.
B. One must eat certain f00ds and get plenty of sleep.
C. One must be a very g00d runner t0 train for the marathon.
D. One must be w.1ling t0 eat，sleep，and train many hours a day.
66.“T0 hit the wall” means _________.
A. you hit a wall and hurt
B. your body reaches a point where you think.you can’t go on any more
C. you have no feeling and can’t move
D. your mind reaches a point where it stops working and you can’t continue
【第三篇】
With the support of our readers, China Today has become successful in helping the world learn about China, and has built a bridge of friendship between the people of China and the rest of the world.
Every day we receive many letters from our readers expressing their admiration for China Today, their appreciation of our work, and suggestions for improving the quality of the magazine. Some letter are published in “Post Bag ”while others are kept for reference.
Many readers have suggested contests to develop closer contact between readers and editors. We held a History and Tourism contest in 2000 and a China Trivia Contest in 2001. We received warm response to both.
This year, China Today is holding a Reading Contest. Questions, chosen form articles published this year ,will appear every three issues. Entrants(参赛者)must mail their answers before January 31,2004. Fifty entries with correct answers to all the questions will be selected as prizewinners. All the winners will be named in the April 2004 issue. Please address your entries to :
Mr..Kang Jingo
China Today
24 Baiwanzhuang Road
Fax：0086—010一682383338
Mean：[email protected]
The first three questions:
1.What was Shanghai’s GDP in 2002?
2.HOW much of the Chinese population still 1acks enough f00d and clothing?
3.When was the new Marriage Law of the People’s Republic of China passed?
Please do not post your answers right way，but wait unto all the questions have
been published.
60.If you are going to be an entrant，how many ways can you send your entries to
China Today?
A.It’s not clear. B.Only one.
C.No leSS than three. D.At least four.
61.According to the passage，we can draw a conclusion that________
A.fifty people who answer all the questions correctly may see their names in the
April 2004 issue·
B. all the people who answer the three questions correctly fly see their names in
the Apron 2004 issue.
C.auk the people who answer auk the questions correctly must win prizes·
D.all the people who answer the three questions correctly can win prizes.
62.How did the editors deal with the letters from the teasers?
A.They put some letters in a postbag for reference.
B.They published some letters in the column” Post Bag” and kept the rest for
reference.
C.They 100ked up some information in the leviers and then put them in a postbag·
D.They did nothing but keep a11 the letters for reference·