2015 年成人高考学士学位英语最后冲刺试题(5)Part I Dialogue Communication ( 15 % )1、Martin: Is there anything else to discuss? Jenny:_ . I guess. Martin: Then, let s call it a day.AYes, just one more thing BOh, I m not sure CYes, still a lot DNo, that s all2、Speaker A: Id like to book a ticket for next Monday morning to New York. Speaker B :_AWhat can I do for you? BWhat s the matter? CJust a second, please. DAt your service.3、A: Take a seat, Mr. Carl. Could you tell me which position you think most appeals to you? B: _AWell, I am easy-going and have many interests. BIm strong willed and determined. CI prefer to take the post of sales manager if you think I am qualified. DI don t quite care whichever is offered to me.4、A: Thank you for your help. I really appreciate it. B:_.AThat is a piece of cake BThat s a great idea CMy pleasure DDon t worry. Everything will be fine5、Tina: Paul, where are the cookies? Dont tell me you ate them all! Again! Paul :_I couldn t help it. They were so good !AYes, Idid BYes, Ido CNo, Ididnt DNo, Idont6、Steven: I d like to visit the museum. When is it open?David:_AFrom $10to $20. BFrom 10a. m. to5p. m. every day. CNine hours. DA lot.7、Cindy : Bye, Rose ! Have a nice day ! Rose:_AIm fine. BThanks, and you. See you later! CIts a fine day. DYoure welcome.8、Directions: In this section, you will read 15 short incomplete dialogues between two speak- ers, each followed by 4 choices marked A, B, C and D. Choose the answer that best suits the situ- ation to complete the dialogue by marking the corresponding letter on the Answer Sheet with a single line through the center. Simon: Do you have a dictionary here?Cathy:_ It s at home.AYes, I do. BWhat s the matter? CI m sorry I don t. DYes, of course.9、A: Is the post office far from here? B :_, that s all.AThat s not true BYou re right CDon t mention it DNo, just two minutes10、Jane: Whats your job, Terry?Terry :_AIm an actor. BI work in London. CI live in London. DI like traveling.11、Kevin: Do you happen to know what s on after the news?Robert:_.AThere is no important news after that BI m not interested in the program CIt s a documentary about animals DI hope you watch a movie after that12、Rose: Hello, Sean. Whats wrong with your arms? Sean: I broke it when I was skating during the holiday. Rose : Oh, No!_ Sean: Much better, thanks.AWhat a nuisance! BHow awful! How is it now? CWhy was that? DWhat a trouble!13、Jessie: Can you do me a favor? May:_. What is it?AYou re welcome BSure CIt s not true DNever mind14、Eva: I have to go back to the classroom again. Helen:_AIt s a good idea. BWhat s up? CYou are welcome. DNot too bad.15、 Directions: In this section, you will read 15 short incomplete dialogues between two speak- ers, each followed by 4 choices marked A, B, C and D. Choose the answer that best suits the situ- ation to complete the dialogue by marking the corresponding letter on the Answer Sheet with asingle line through the center. Sam: Christmas day is coming. Have a nice holiday.Max :_AWell, Ill stay home. BThanks, the same to you. CWhat s your plan? DYes. I will. How about you? Part I Reading Comprehension (30%)16、Questions16-30are based on the following passage: (79) It s a day to celebrate, a time to educate, and a wa/to make a difference. Earth Day was first observed on April 22.1970. The tradition began in the United States and is now an in- ternational focal point for people who are concerned about the environment. Imagine a time before the Clean Air Act, the Clean Water Act, the Endangered Species Act,and even the Environmental Protection Agency. Hot topics of the time were industrial pollution,nuclear accidents, oil dependency, pesticides, and a variety of social issues. However, policy-makers were not yet acting on many important environmental problems,Earth Day grew out of grassroots action and institutional support. Student leader Denis Hayes and Wisconsin Senator Gaylord Nelson were two key organizers for the first event. Over 20 mil-lion concerned citizens rallied for clean air and water. College students were a major force in the campaign, although participants of all ages were involved. Still, we cannot really credit a handful of individuals for the success of Earth Day. After all, a major message of Earth Day is that every single person has an important role in the environment. (80) The first Earth Day was very successful, inspiring the passage of congressional protec-tion for air, water, and endangered species. Momentum from the demonstration also fueled theformation of the Environmental Protection Agency.Thirty years later, the focus has changed but the urgency remains the same. Due to increas-ing amounts of scientific evidence that fossil fuels are changing the global climate, the theme for Eart