国家开放大学电大专科《综合英语(2)》2020-2021期末试题及答案(试卷号：2159).docx

国家开放大学电大专科《综合英语(2)》2020-2021期末试题及答案(试卷号：2159)
I . Directional (Vocabulary A Structure) tknoth each of the following Mnlencct. there ・rc four choicer marked A・ C and Choose the onr that best completes the tcntrnce Murk your answer on the ANSWER SHEET. (20 points)
Exarnplrt 1 he homelrnii couple 一 nt last in finding n flat to rent.
A. managed B. did
C. finished D. Mucccedcd
The M>ntcnce nhould read > "The honiclcB!i couple succeeded at last tn (Hiding n firn io rent. " t herefore you should choose【)•
L The French arenf t the only one* who have nindc humorous rcfcrcnccsi to thr dincrcnccA thenc two languniiest
A. for in
C with D> between
2. At the thc/iter« she the (imt act as whe clirnlM ovrr your knees Sword Ix-r f
A. erupts Be dinruptii
C. corruptM D. disrespects
3. Huve you hen rd nboul it? Thr Kim*' house wan and the mask wab nunning.
A. deult with H. recovered
G broken into D. recogniwd
4・ How wa» the party for Joe?
A.； shock B surprise
(X objective D・ intentional
5. People should travel not only to find out about I hr but to find out about ihc
future-
A. time B. pleasant
C prenent D. unknown
6. These pictures in Portugal in 2003.
A. is uken B. Are to be taken
C・ were taken D> took
7. Whit if you nil the money in the world and 200 more year* to live?
A. will you doi hnve nre you going to doi have
C. would you doi had 11 would you doi had had
8. — Who do I turn to if Tm lost on my wayf
— Anyone can give you directions Sue in your class.
A but not ik except
G only [X but for
9・ The murderer was brought in* with hi» hands behind hit boclu
Fk to be tied
Dl tied
A. being tied
C« having tied
IO»the traffic j«m> I wouldn't have been so Ute lor the dinner party.
A. If not B. But
C. Only if D. Were it noi for
0 . DircctkMM：
Cboosc A. B or C to complete each ctNiversalion< lutnf the scntcncci below. Mark yonr answer on the ANSWER SHEET. (20 points)
Examplei — Oh. loo虹 Joni Mitchell is in town.
— What? She'n one of the greatest folk sinfers in the world!
A. Who', that? Ifve never heard of her.
& Sure. Ivm in towru
C Yea. I'm glad shefB coming.
Answer A U correct because the converMtion should re・d.
■— Oht look. Joni Mitchell is in town-
—Who • ■ ' vr itewr hca.d o/ her.
—Whitthat? Sher> one of the greatest folk singer* in the world!*
1L —I'd like to make a reservation (or a single room on the 19^ of this month for two nights
A. Yest «ir< 1 see we have ■ room available (or those nights.
& Yftit there is* The hotel provides a free shuttle but to and from the airporU departing every half hour.
C Yea. there is ■ business center* open seven day» ■ week
12. I'm going downtown to run some rrrnnds<
.
—Not at alL
A. Could you get mr n two liicr bottle o( cola?
H. Would you mind picking up a copy of Time Mngaxinc while youFre downtown?
C. Do you want to watch a film with me?

—Cert/iinly< What nixct please?
—Eight And ■ half* I think.
—Here you arc. Would you like to try them on?
A. I'd like a pair of blnrk shorn• pls”
B< I'd like a white ihirt. plcnse.
C・ I'd like a pair o( rIam9cs« plcaae
14. — Itso cold here!
A. Whrtt makcA you no happy?
B. Why not turn on the heating?
C・ Kelly? Thininteresting-
15» 一 What would you do if you had all the time in the world?
_ •
At If I could find Rnothrr job* you know I'd trike it in a minute^
H 1 would spend two thirds of my time with those people who are in grent need of help.
(：. I will travrl to other countrirw and do everything 1 like.
16« — «
-Don't worry nbout that, h*s OK. Wr are still waiting (or Solly and Linda.
A. I'm sorry (or being late< The traffic ia so heavy.
Come on> Wouldn ft you like to go somewhere and do aomething?
C. I've bcm wniting since one hour ago!
17a —Whm、the weather like today?
Shall we go nwimniing?
A. h 'a windy.
R. It f!i a Bunny summer day.
(L Itquite cold.
IB. —Anne# please bring your pnA»porf with you and nt leant 2>000 dollnrs*
A. How come?
Il 1 wo!ift forgci<
C. How dare you!
19, — That's 14 pounds flow are you pfiying?
A. By plane > I think.
tk Caak • • Here you are#
C. Thank you. Hcre> your ehnnget 6 pounds,
20. Jill. I'm goniK to the cnfetrriA for lunch. Wnrit to join me?
A. Let me nec< I thought I Kot more stuff thnn I thought.
B< ()• K. I rcoily uhould take up M)rne ripen，
C Oht I'd Hkr to* but Pvc got to go to fhr library to look up some things brlorr my two o'clock cIanr.
(IL Directions i
Kor ciich numbered blnnk in <hc followinK pus^ngr • I hen? are four choke* marked A» th C und
D. Choowc the beat one and marK your •nswer on the ANSWER SHEET. (10 points)
Mi・・ Elxrt kept the little bakery on the corner. Two or three finwft n wceki shr hud fl cuntomrr In 2】 *hr began to tflkc ah intrrr%L Hr whs a middle Agrd m«n 22 fipccuclen and m brown bcArd. He ^ipokr English with n ntrong (irrninn Accents His clothes were worn und wrinkled* but hr looked nrnt nnd 23 very good tnnnnrriu He aIwa/r bought two lonvcfl of Btnlr brend. He never ankrd for nnylhinx 24 brtAdi it rout rt
lot leu* than fresh bread.
Once Mima Ebrrt 26 a red nnd brown ntmn on hin liriK^n She wmr mire thnt he wna An artist and very poor. No doubt hr lived in nn Attict where hr painted pictures und ate Mtftlr breiid and thought of the -cod thingn 26 cat in the Imkery.
Often when Minn Ebert nat down to her evening mrnL «hc would ni^h nnd wish the artist rniKht ^hnre her food 27 of eotiriK his dry bread. ( )nc day the customer carnc in 28 UMunl Rnd anked (or hi» titnlc brend. An the sudden noi»e of the fire rnRine made him hurry to the door# Mias Ebrrt 29 the opportunity. She cm each of ihc loaven with a
knife* inserted tome
butter and* when the customer
30 ■ she we putting them into a
paper bud.

2L A. who
B. what C.
whom D・ thnt
22» A. in
B. with C.
of D. for
23. A. been
& was C.
seemed D< had
24< A. but
B. while G
else D. from
25. A. notified
B. noted G
noticed IX knew
26. A. and
B. to C.
for D. off
27. A. enough
B. instead G
in spite D・ lack
28. A. as
B. at C-
such IX by.
29. A. saved
& borrowed G
seized IX planned
30. A. ran away
K stood up Q
jumped up D. turned round

|V・ Directions i
Each of tbc passages below Is followed by some questions. For each question there are four answers marked A. B. C and D. Rcud thr passages carefully and choose the best aiuwer to each of I hr questions. Mark yoor answer on the ANSWER SHEET. (20 points)
Questions 31—35 are ba ltd on the fallowing passage.
A contract ta an agreement which is enforceable by law« It can be long or fhortt formal or informal• simple or complicated# and verbid or written. Without a contract or Agreement to bind the contracting parries> any international busines5 or transaction ( it AJ would be impassible. Long Ago> people exchanged promixe» in making barKAin^ and binding the conduct of others. Thi« cxchnnKe of promine^ came to be known as MflgrccmentM and became more and more important in the fwld* of business* A promise or agrermrnt ia reached n* a result of the process of offer and ncccptnncc> When nn agreement is reached« a contract ta formed. Once n contract m ofiiciAlly Mgncd by the concerned pnriien. it creates legal obligationii in I hr sense of hw.
A contract is the only document bet wren the parties to which they may refer for clarification o( mutual responsibilities. It should not be viewed an merely n document that initiates transaction and then filed and forgotten by the contracting parties. It must he drafted with nn awarcncM of the background of lhe law in which the tranwetion takes place. It is proper to obtain legal ndvicc as to fhc bcM srt of contractufll terms appropriate to the product and type of business.
Though most of the contracts have many provisions! in common • each is different from the others owing to the nature of the goods. Whether we are dcnling with a long or preprinted form of the contract« there are certain key provisions thut every contract should contain to avoid ambiguity ond possible future conflict*. Whether to include other specific provisions depends on the type of goods* shipping and insurance complexitieii! and degree of trust And mutual confidence exiiting between buyer and Heller.
31. According to the passage the mnin purpose of milking a contract is to •
A. legalixe a promise between related parties
bind the contracting pnrties
C. initiate a transaction
D. make bargains
32a A contract can not create legal obligationfi in the sense of law unless . •
A. it in agreed on by concerned panic*
It the contracting parties accept it
C・ it in enforced by law
Dr the contracting parties signed it officially
33. Which of the following stAtcments about the contract is true?
A. It must be an Rgreemcnt in rhe written form.
Ek It is a way of minimising conflicts in iniemationol business or transaction.
C・ Iih main function in commerce in to begin r trnnsAction.
D. h should contain as many details as possible*
34. In drafting a contract of international transaction! one need not take into consideration •
A. the nature of the goods
B. the product nnd type of busineu
C the lawn of a specific country where the bumness is io be done
0. the physical health of contracting paries
35. As to contents of n contract t which of the following is not true?
A. It differs from one another due io the difference existing in the nature of good.
R It ithould be presented in language that is clear and precise.
C・ Apart from the key provtsiontt that mum be included, whether to include any other special provisions depends on a lot of factonu
D< When there ta a high degree of mutual trust and coniidencc between the buyer and the sellerf the inclunton of the key provi»ion« is noi required.
QutUiom 36~4O art baud on following pastagf.
1 found out one time that doing a favor for someone could get you into a lot of trouble. I wan in the eighth grade at the timet unci we were Iimvihk a final test. During the tc»t> the girl Hitting next to me whispered something• but I didn't understand* So I Irnnrei over her way and (ound out that »he wn・ trying to ank mr if I had »n extra pen. She showed me that hers war out of ink and would not write. I happened to have an extra one> no I took if out of my pocket and put it on her desk<
Lateri After the tent papern had been turned in# the tcuchcr asked me to stay in the room when all the other studentM were dtnmiAscd. Am xoon ab we were alone whe beg An to tfllk to me about whnt it mrnnt to grow upi she talked about how important it wm to Mtnnd on your own two feet and be responsible (ftff 任)for your own acta* For a long time, she talked about honesty and cmphg&d the fact thm when people do something di»hone«t> they arr rrAlly chrating them«clvc!i< She mndr rne promise thnt I would think 5t?riouiily nbout all the ihings ，h<? hud Baid* nnd then nhc told rne I could Icavc< I walked out of the room wondering why ahe had chosen to talk io me about all those things*
Lwrer on. 1 found out that jihr thought 1 had cheated on the tc When nhe maw me Icon over to talk to the «irl next to me* it looked ns if I win copying anftwern from the 制test pApen I tried to explain nliout the peru but nil could nay was it seemed very vrry strange to hrr thnt 1 hadn't tnlkrd of anything about the pen the day nhe miked to mr right after the
Even if I tried to exphin that 1 wmn |unt doinH lhe nirl a (ftvor by letting her imr my pen* I am mirr she coniinucd to believe thnt I hud chentrd on the test.
36. I hc story took place cxnctly•
A. in the teacher1 • office 8. tn an cxnm room
C. in the Mchocil D. in the hnftuiige Ub
37. The? -irl wnnled to borrow a pen. because •
A. iihe had not brought a pen with her
H. she h" loa< her own on her way to uchool
C. there was aomethinK wrong with her own
D. her own had been taken away by someone
38. The tcNcher iuiw nil thin, so ・hc Aftked the boy .
A・ to go on writtnu hi® paper K to »top whiRpcring
C. to leave the room imnirdtatcly Dm。stay brhind nftcr (he exam
39・ Th<r thinK(s)emphasixed in her talk wan (were) .
A. honesty B. aente of duty
C BeriousneMR tX all o( the above
40. rhe boy knew everything.
A< the moment he nnked to ntny behind
R when thr TrAcher tinned tnlking about honesty
C. only some time later
D. when he was walking out of the room
V. Directions：
Put c«cb of the following sentences Into English or Chinese, using the word given in the bracket If any. Write your answer nn the ANSWER SHEET. (15 points)
41. I could get by in everyday situations, but anything technical wm ddficult for me to understand*
12. Although he knew it wa?» impossible to be objective. Mr. Heinlein * s pvrpoM in writing thin novel was to examine every major belief of Wcjitern culture.
43・ There are many ways to Achieve this without buying expentivr c<|uipmrnt or joining ■ health club.
一些人宁地坐在家里的电褪机前，观看态度亲切的主持人•边描述物品.用特 -边展示这些物品.(describe)
45 .他们中的大多数声称ig遇过长曾大脑15小身子条缱的外fil人向他们走过来的 情景・《claim)
试题答案及评分标准
(仅供参考)
l. (20%)
1. D 2. B
6. C 7. C
11・(20%)
IL A 12. B
16. A 17. H
m. (20%)
2L C 22. B
26. B 27. B
3.C
8. B
4. H
9.D
5. C
10. D
13・A
H. B
15. B
18. B
19. B
20. C
23. D
24.A
25. C
28. A
29. C
30. D
33. B
34. D
35, D
38. D
39. A
40. C

IV. (20%)
V.(20%)
《挥案并不一定要求与所雄答案完全一样.符合句息.无语法惜误.《? 3分，基本符合句 意，大商大ifi怯WI误」8 2分I不太符合句意.有明显语法错误，愣I分，不符合句怠,句子无法 诙懂・得0分.其他情况•的情加分•)，
41. I could gel by in everyday situAtion^* but ttnythin« frchnicnl wan difficult for me to understand.
•12. Although he knew it whs impossihlc to be objective, Mr. Heinlein * s purpose in writing this novel wan to examine every major belief o( Western culture.
43. There arc many wayn to Achieve ihin without buying expensive equipment or joining a health club,
，M.・•些人宁地坐在家里的电视机前，观看态度亲切的主特人一边描述物品.模特 —边展示这些物品.(describe)
柘.他们中的大务数声称it遇过长智大航成小身子眼睛象条fit的外壁人向他们走过来的 情景.(claim)
参考答案：
41. 我在日常生活中还可以勉强对付.但任何技术性的东西对我来就很推理解了・
42. 尽管Heinlein先生知ifi想要做到客观是不可能的.然而他创作这都小说的目的还是 要肘西方文化中的主要信念逐一进行检查.
43. 想要做到这一点有很多方法,用不看曲买昂的器材.也不用加入健身俱乐部.
44. Some people would rather nit quietly nt home in front of the TV act and watch n friendly announcer describe an item while a model dispkyn it.
45. Most of them claim the experiences of being approached by creatures with Inr^e hcnd« on small bodies with slits for eyes.