2012 Liaoning College Entrance Examination English Answers

Volume 1

Part 1 Listening

Section 1~5: CABCA 6~7: CB 8~9: BC 10~12: CAB 13~16: BAC 17~20: AACA

Part 2 Application of English Knowledge

Section 1 Single Choice

21~25: CBDCB 26~30 : ACADC 31~35: ADDCA

21,

Test article article

Answer C

The first empty space in the analysis means a general reference; The second space is a fixed usage, using the definite article the, so choose C

22,

Test point Analysis of adverb meanings

Answer B

< p> Analysis Item A means "especially, particularly", item B means "regularly, often", item C means "especially, especially", item D means "approximately, approximately". According to the meaning of the sentence "We used to meet often, but I haven't received his letter since last year"

23.

Test Communicative Terms

Answer D

Analysis It can be seen from the previous Yes that the second person agreed to the other party using his phone, so he used of course. Students may mistakenly choose A: with pleasure means "willing to help" and this question means that the other party can of course use his phone, so with pleasure does not fit the purpose of the question here.

24.

Test point modal verbs

Answer C

Analysis Shall is used in the second and third person, indicating that the speaker gives the other party A command, warning, promise or threat. This means that according to school regulations, students must wear school uniforms when in school.

25.

Test point non-predicate verbs

Answer B

Adjectives, adverbs, participles, and indefinites can be added after the object of analysis with Formulas, nouns, etc. are used as object complements. Here, pet dog and follow form a subject-predicate relationship, so following is used.

26.

Test verb phrase analysis

Answer A

Analysis of item A means "to dismantle; to disassemble"? Item B It means "gift, leak"? Item C means "fabrication, make up, disguise", item D means "turn off". According to the meaning of the sentence, it can be seen that Rod likes to disassemble clocks, but he can never put them back together again. So choose B.

27.

Test point preposition analysis

Answer C

Analysis off means "leave..., across... ", indicating a certain distance from?.

28.

Usage of pronouns in the test

Answer A

Analysis According to the meaning of the sentence, if you go to the newsstand to buy today's Newspaper, can you send me a copy? One means "one", "one", "one", etc., which is used to replace the paper mentioned above. Equivalent to a copy of paper.

29.

Test point non-predicate verbs

Answer D

The analysis is in the sentence pattern "Subject+be+adj+to do" , if the subject is the logical object of the verb do, active is used to express passive, so choose D.

30.

Test point conjunction usage

Answer C

Analysis of item A means "as long as"; item B means "although "; item C means "just in case"; item D means "as if". According to the sentence: Leave your key with your neighbor in case you lock yourself out. So choose option C.

31.

Tense of test verbs

Answer A

Analysis at this time tomorrow morning is used as a time adverbial, so use future When proceeding, choose option A.

32.

Special sentence pattern for the test - inversion.

Answer D

Analysis: When Not until is at the beginning of a sentence, the sentence should be inverted. Consider having a holiday abroad occurs after retirement, so the simple past tense is used.

33.

Test verb tenses

Answer D

The analysis is in the sentence pattern "It's high/ very time that..." In , the predicate verb in the clause is did or should do. So choose option D.

34.

Test point on the usage of conjunctions.

Answer C

The preposition for is followed by an object clause, and find lacks an object in the clause, so whatever is used, choose option C

35.< /p>

Test point verb tenses and voice

Answer A

Analysis: In the time adverbial clause, the simple present tense is used to express the future, and there is an verb between I and pay. Object relationship, so choose A.

************////////////************************ *************************************************** ******************

Section 2 Cloze

36~40: CBCAA 41~45: CCBDB 46~50: BDBCB 51 ~55: CBADA

Test points for daily life - narrative essay

The main idea of ??the article This article describes that after Glen Kruger lost his hearing, he picked up a cat, which he called Inky. On a January night in 2009, Inky saved his owner's life.

36．

Answer C

Test point verb meaning analysis

Test question analysis here is that Glen Kruger named the kitten he picked up Inky, so I chose Item C.

Difficulty is average

37.

Answer B

Test point preposition word meaning analysis

Test question analysis Glen Kruger said that he grew up on a 100-acre farm and only had cats as his toys. companion, so choose option B.

38． Answer C

Test point noun word meaning analysis

Test question analysis Glen Kruger's hearing can only be damaged by the noise of the machine. The other three options will not damage human hearing, so choose C item.

39．

Answer A

Test point noun word meaning analysis

The test question analysis is based on the first paragraph "There was an uncommon connection between him and the small black cat." and the following "They react to what they see and what you do." It can be seen that they here refers to animals. So choose option A.

40.

Answer A

Test verb meaning analysis

Test question analysis According to "Inky was a gentle cat," we know that Inky is very docile, so it and the other five The cat *** lives in the same house, so I choose sharing.

41.

Answer C

Test point pronoun word meaning analysis

Test question analysis According to the process of Inky saving Glen Kruger's life later, it can be seen that it did something to make it Something that distinguishes it from other ordinary cats. So use something.

The difficulty level is average

42.

Answer C

Test point analysis of adjective meanings

Compared with Inky’s saving of his owner’s life, other cats are relatively ordinary, so choose C item.

43.

Answer B

Test verb phrase analysis

Test question analysis Item A means: shut... out; item B means: close; item C Meaning: stop work; item D means: shut up, imprisoned. It can be seen that only option B among the four options can be matched with a wood stove, so option B is selected.

44.

Answer D

Test point verb meaning analysis

Test analysis When he finished, he climbed to the top of the ladder and turned off the light. So use climb.

45.

Answer B

Test point verb meaning analysis

The test question analysis fell to the ground according to the heavy shelf behind it, and took Glen Kruger down the ladder, so it is As he was doing it, his back hit an old shelf. So choose option B.

46.

Answer B

Test verb meaning analysis

According to the previous analysis, Glen Kruger was taken down the ladder by a rack, so he should be lying in a pool of blood. So use lying.

47. < /p>

48．

Answer B

Test point conjunction word meaning analysis

The test question analysis is based on "He shouted for help," and "his wife, Brenda, was asleep in their bedroom at the opposite of the house" we can see that there is a transitional relationship between these two sentences, so we use but.

49.

Answer C

Test point conjunction word meaning analysis

Test question analysis then here means that at that time, you can realize that Glen Kruger asked his wife for help but did not get a response. When I was about to despair, I suddenly saw Inky's joyful mood.

50.

Answer B

Test point verb meaning analysis

Test question analysis Glen Kruger saw Inky, so he asked him to call his wife, and Inky ran to the bedroom. At the door, so use ran.

51.

Answer C

Test point adverb meaning analysis

Test question analysis Inky ran to the bedroom door and grabbed it frantically until Brenda opened the door. Item A means : quickly; item B means: suddenly; item D means: eagerly. Neither of them fits the meaning of the question.

52．

Answer B

Test point noun word meaning analysis

Test question analysis Glen Kruger is in the basement, and Inky naturally wants to take his wife to the basement. So choose B.

53．

Answer A

Test point prepositional phrase analysis

Test question analysis According to the above, Glen Kruger was taken down the ladder when the shelf fell to the ground, so he should be on the ladder now Under the ladder, choose A.

54.

Answer D

Test point verb meaning analysis

Test question analysis Glen Kruger was sent to the hospital, where he spent six months recovering. So use recovery.

55.

Answer A

Test point analysis of adverb meanings

Test analysis Because Inky saved Glen Kruger's life, he must always carry it with him.

************///////////////********************** *************************************************** *************

Part 3 Reading Comprehension

Section 1

Essay A 56~59: DDCA

Test points for daily life - book introduction

The main idea of ??the article This article recommends several different types of books to readers and gives an introduction to each.

56.

Answer D

The test questions are detailed comprehension questions. According to the first paragraph, the first book is a book about Salinger’s life. This book was published by Random House, so choose D

57.

Answer D

p>

Test analysis and detailed comprehension questions. According to the fourth paragraph, this book is about how parents can make their children happy, so the readers of this book should be parents with children.

58.

Answer C

The test questions are analytical and detailed comprehension questions. According to the third paragraph, Some women are born stupid, and dome women are too smart for their own good. Some women are born to give, and some women only know how to take. Some women learn who they want to be from their mothers, some who they don't want to be. It can be seen that this is a book that uses women's own characters to describe them.

59.

Answer A

Test question analysis Red Wolf is a suspense novel. It can be seen from "The boy hesitated, twisting his fingers" that the little boy hesitated. , then the next step should be to help the police solve the case and arrest the murderer.

Essay B 60~63: BADD

Test points on daily life - expository essay

The main idea of ??the article. This article introduces us to how astronauts spend their free time in space

60.

Answer B

Test question analysis word meaning guessing. Question. According to the fourth sentence of the first paragraph "They work five days on and two days off", this is consistent with the working time on earth, so the purpose of this is to imitate normal life on earth as much as possible, so choose B.

61.

Answer A

The test question is based on the second sentence of the second paragraph "Before a mission, the family and friends of." Each ISS crewmember put together a collection of family photos, messages, videos and reading material for the astronauts to look at when they will be floating... It can be seen that the astronauts' families are considerate and considerate.

62.

Answer D

The test questions are analytical and detailed comprehension questions. According to the third paragraph, "the most relaxing things to do in space is to look out the window and stare at the universe and the Earth." It can be seen that astronauts like to look at the Earth from space.

63.

Answer D

Test question analysis This article mainly introduces us to what astronauts do during rest, so choose option D

Short Essay C 64~67: BADC

Test Point Daily Life - Narrative

Article Summary This article explains the phenomenon of Western students learning Chinese culture and tells us about the greatness of ancient China thinker - Confucius' thoughts are still sought after by people.

64.

Answer B

Test analysis purpose question. The first paragraph says that if Confucius was still alive and able to celebrate his birthday, there would be a lot of candles and he would need a fan or a strong wind to blow them out. This is to attract the reader's attention and make the reader continue reading.

65.

Answer A

The test questions are analytical reasoning and judgment questions. According to the first sentence of the fourth paragraph "In the past two decades, the Chinese studies programs have gained huge popularity in Western universities." and the fourth sentence "are racing to learn Chinese, we know that American students are very interested in Chinese culture."

66.

Answer D

This article mainly introduces us to the influence of Confucius’ thoughts on the West, so as to use it in the future. Influence, so choose D.

67.

Answer C

Examination of the article source question. This article introduces us to the influence of Confucius’ thoughts on the West. The possible impact in the future should be from a newspaper, so choose C.

Essay D 68~70: BAB

Test point: daily life - narrative essay

Article summary: This article introduces us to the business model of SAME Café.

68.

Answer B

According to the second paragraph of the third paragraph. The sentence "Previously volunteering at soup kitchens, the Birkys were dissatisfied with the often unhealthy meals they served there." It can be seen that they were dissatisfied with the unhealthy meals provided to them, so they chose B.

69.

Answer A

According to the third sentence of the second paragraph, "Those unable to pay for their meals can instead volunteer as waiters and waitresses, and dishwashers, or look." "After the buildings and equipment for the Café." Those who cannot afford to pay can take the place of volunteers as waiters, dishwashers, or caretakers of the buildings and equipment. It can be seen that item A is correct.

70.

Answer B

Test analysis and attitude questions. It can be seen from reading the full text that the author agrees with this business model.

Section 2

71~75: ECBGD

Discourse interpretation This article introduces us to how to make friends

71.

Answer E

< p>Test question analysis According to the following "But for many of us the process is difficult and requires courage." It can be seen that the process mentioned above is very easy for some people. So choose E.

72.

Answer C

The analysis of the test question can be seen from the following "You can always start the conversation." You want to start a conversation, so the front should be Don't wait for others to speak to you first.

73.

Answer B

The analysis of the test question is based on the following "as these interests would always bring you and your friend together." It should be done with friends. Something. So choose option B.

74.

Answer G

Test question analysis It was said before that you should not put pressure on your friends through phone calls, text messages or in-person visits, as this may cause The other person gets tired and eventually you lose the friendship, so you want to give your friend time to respond to you.

75.

Answer D

The analysis of the test question starts from the previous sentence and says that you should allow your friends to be themselves, that is, don’t be too picky about your friends.

********************************************** *************************************************** **********************

Volume 2

Correction of the first section of the essay

< p>Dear Diana,

Thank you for the lovely day we have with you. It was so kind tor you to let us bring Anne's

friend. Gina. Unfortunate, the only problem was the journey home. There had been a terrible

accident on the highway and, for a result, there was a long line of traffic for at least six miles. In

the end , we drove to a service station and waited there unless the road was clear. In the car park

Gina nearly got knocked over as a car drove out far too quickly from behind a lorry. They

finally dropped Gina off at her parents' and made our own way to home.

1. The analysis of the first sentence have→had can be seen from the following was, and the past tense should be used here.

2. In the second sentence, for→of analyzes It’s kind of you as a fixed usage.

3. Sentence 3 Unfortunate→Unfortunately analysis uses adverbs as adverbials.

4. Sentence 4 for→as analysis as a result is a fixed collocation.

5. Analysis of the 4th sentence mile→miles Mile is a countable noun, and is preceded by six.

6. Analysis of the 5th sentence unless→until The following sentence here is a time adverbial Clause, meaning we waited until the road was clear.

7. The 6th sentence here→there analyzes what happened elsewhere, so use there.

8. In the 6th sentence, adding a before car analyzes car is not special. Refers to, and it is a countable noun, so a.

9. The seventh sentence they→we analyzes and describes what we do, so we use we.

10 . In sentence 7, remove to and analyze make one's way home. Home is an adverb, so the preposition to is not used in front.

Section 2 Writing (Short Article Reference)

Writing Guidance This article is a semi-open composition, letter style, please pay attention to the following when writing:

1 , Don’t miss the key points: (1) The topic is broad, (2) the pictures are rich; (3) it helps to increase learning interest; (4) Suggestion: appropriately reduce the vocabulary difficulty.

2. Use connecting components, advanced vocabulary, and complex sentence patterns appropriately and rationally to make the article more literary.

3. During the process of answering the paper, you should also pay attention to the cleanliness of the paper and the beautiful writing.

Dear Editor,

As a student reader, I am writing to talk about the English textbooks published by your house. These books have many advantages. One of them is that we can find a variety of topics, such as science, culture and history. These topics, 1 think, arc very popular with us students. What's more, along with the texts there are many beautiful and colorful pictures, which can help us understand English better. Even the students who used to dislike English have turned out to be interested in the subject. However, some of the texts have too many new words and expressions which are hard for us. Therefore, I'd like to suggest changing them into easier ones.

Best regards,

Li Hua