2014年华中师范大学833学科教学(英语)考研试题(回忆版)

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2014年华中师范大学833学科教学

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选择

一、选择

1.When ouruniversity laboratory bought this microscope we were given

a one year’s ______.

A. reservation

B. security

C. proof

D. guarantee

2.Don’t ______ about lunch for theinstructors, because they promised to get some on the way.

A. bother

B. fuse

C. trouble

D. think

3.Caracus has been called the Los Angeles of SouthAmerica; at _______ they look exactly the same.

A. short notice

B. first sight

C. first impression

D. first appearance

4.A Dictionary of the English Language, ______by Dr. Samuel Johnson, was the first real attempt as a systematic andinterestingly written survey of English language.

A. constructed

B. composed

C. compiled

D. collected

5.After I heard that I took adeferred pass in botany, I was in a _________ emotional state.

A. highly

B. doubtfully

C. greatly

D. nervously

6.Since I could not see anything trough the microscope, _____ my careful adjustment, I gave up.

A. for all

B. above all

C. after all

D. in all

7.When the Victorians had family reunions, the hosts went ____ their way to entertain the guests.

A.in for

B. over

C. out of

D. back on

8.We know she was always as _______ as her word, so we trust her.

A. good

B. honest

C. faithful

D. true

9.Tom Stephen gripped the ______ wheel hard as the car bouncedup and down.

A.stirring

B. driving

C. steering

D. receiving

10.Many of the scientists and engineers are judged ________ how great their achievements are.

A. in spite of

B. in ways of

C. in favor of

D. in terms of

people.

A. glancing

B. peering

C. gazing

D. scanning

12.Of the thousands of known volcanoes in the world, the _______ majority are inactive.

A. tremendous

B. demanding

C. intensive

D. overwhelming

13.You see the lightning _____ it happens,but you hear the thunder later.

A. the instant

B. for an instant

C. on the instant

D. in an instant

14.It rained heavily last night; _______the land was flooded.

A.in other words

B. consequently

C. in addition

D. besides

还有几道没有找到原题，印象之中有考到的知识点：单数形式表示复数概念的many a ；respectable/respectful/respective/respected辨析；同位语从句；方式状语从句；定语从句。（都是公六和专四水平）

改错

二、改错

据说是老六级的真题，没找到原题，稍有难度。

三、完型填空

完型填空

关于light pollution。

阅读

四、阅读

两篇应该都是可以google出来的地道的实时报道小文章，只是实在想不起

来关键词了，文章基本不存在影响理解的生词，但是选项具有迷惑性，重在理解。

翻译

五、翻译

好像是关于学生中心的新型教学方法，文章本身不难，但要译的专业地道就有一定难度了。

sessment

六、作文是alternative as

alternative assessment

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