自考本科英语3试题及答案

江苏的不了解

网上没有泛读三的真题。一般可以去自考书店买，1元一套。泛三的重题出现率很高。英语巴士自考真题比较多，包括全国各地的真题。365的江苏版英本真题也不少，但没有泛三的真题省份：江苏考试时间：每年10月份教材：高级英语阅读教程（下）--上海交通大学出版社学习资料：教材一本、06年10月真题一份。自考办有历年真题卖，每份1元。我还买了份05年的，可惜全无用，教材是06年新换的，可见自考办的不人道之处，教材都换了，配套的试卷竟然还在卖，自考办的网站上样卷也没有更新（新旧考卷的考题不完全一样，更新还是很必要的）。工具书：牛津双解词典。关于教材，全书共16单元，每单元分A、B两课，A后有练习并配有答案，B为辅助阅读，和A内容类似。考察基础（课文）的考题包括填空、选择题、修辞法判断选择、用英文解释斜题部分、回答课文相关问题、翻译。考察能力的考题为阅读理解题。下面就各题型简单说明其复习方法，仅为应试用...1、填空（10P），10个空，每空一分。------该部分的考题基本上出自课后第一题的填空，基本上都是原题的，而且书后都有答案的。2、选择题（20P）。从四个选项中找出一个正确答案，解释句中画线的词或词组。句子选自课文。------关于该部分有三点：一是会有重题，今年就有5道左右的重题；二比较偏向考词义，而且是非常用的词义，所以看书时，遇到理解不通的时候，就多查词典，词典上的释义很全面，而且还有例句，有助于理解，我想这就是我比较偏爱传统工具书的地方吧；三是约有40%的题目会出自单元B。这部分出题面很广，所以复习时的细心、积累很重要。不过，选择题总归是好做的，有备选答案嘛。3、判断题（10P），5个句子，每个2分。-------判断所给句子的修辞手法，考题也基本出自课A后面的修辞方法介绍（共有16种修辞法）。一般会给出7个选项，相当于7选5，这样不仅要判断出修辞法，还要选择正确，所以一定要熟记各种修辞法的单词拼写，这部分的10分一般不会丢的。复习时理解下书上的例句，考前背一下16个单词是很重要的。4、阅读理解题（20P）。2篇短文，每篇5个问题。根据短文，选择正确答案回答问题，这部分没什么好说的。5、用英文解释句中的斜体部分（15P），5个题目，每个3分。-------这部分考题基本上出自课后的注释和第三题的解释斜题部分，背诵就好了。这部分原本是打算不复习的，想说就临场发挥好了。结果考前一天的下午，看去年考题的时候，发现都是课后的第三题原题，当时那个激动阿。就开始边写边背，每课5个，16课也是80个句子阿，有长有短的（考试的题目也是有长句有短句）。不想背了就暂时分散下注意力，然后再接着背，考前都容易浮躁，但还是要坚持。考试当天早晨又背了一遍，恩是一个小时多一点儿。我觉得早晨再背的这遍是很有用的，就跟考毛概和政经前狂读一样，不要小看这种临时记忆。6、回答课文相关问题（15P），3个问题，每个5分。------该部分其实看一下历届考题，就知道出题类型了，比如段落大意阿，作者论据阿，你是如何理解的....之类的。会有重复的考题出现。考前我以为不会有重题，所以真题的这部分没有看，结果发了卷子一看第一个题目就重复，当时心就有点凉，就把这部分放在最后做了。这个就像考试习惯，题目复习到了的，就会开心；没有复习到么，也没关系，相信自己还是有实力的嘛；关键就是复习的时候，知道有这个题目，以为不会出的，就没看，结果它出了，那个懊悔阿，纠结阿，没想死的心，也有拍桌子的心。就是想告诉大家考场上心态和情绪调节也很有必要。 还要提醒的是：背课后第三题及答案对做这部分题目也有帮助噢。7、翻译（10P），中译英2个，英译中3个，每个2分。-------这部分就看你的理解能力和汉语表达了，我是比较偏直译的，答得自己都觉得不怎么通顺。这部分好像也碰到一个课后第三题的句子，所以呢，关于课后的题目，理解也很重要阿。先就这样吧。总之，应试的话就是历届考题、背课文注释、课后填空、课后斜体解释（第三题）、修辞法，这样再加上阅读，通过考试就没有问题。所以呢，泛读（三）就是一纸老虎。题外话：虽然泛读（三）都是自己摸索学的，可是高级英语却是从巴士获益良多阿，mp3、课文逐句译、课后答案，最最重要的是有了信心，有这么多热心的考友，共享学习资料，分享考路心情。还要谢谢介绍给我这个网站的朋友。参考

自考英语--浙江英语本科英语写作试卷Ⅰ. Supply the missing conclusion. (20%)Directions: Study the following passage carefully and write a conclusion in no more than 100 words. Make sure that the tone and vocabulary you use are in unity with the passage provided.Americans Are Friendly to Strangers I came to the United States one year ago and I had no idea about life in the United States and American traditions, except that life was complicated and people are strange. At the time I arrived at J. F. Kennedy Airport, I felt very happy because I am fond of traveling around the world. Coming to America had been one of my dreams. A few minutes later, however, I felt afraid. I asked myself why I had come to this strange world and what I was doing here. I remembered what my friends at home said about Americans treating strangers. After I attended college, however, I discovered the opposite of what I had expected. Even though American social relations are complex, hard to form, and hard to maintain, I managed to bridge the gap and I was able to have close friendships with some Americans. For example, the first semester I attended college, I became friends with one of the American students who used to attend math class with me. We used to study together, go to parties together, and he used to help me a lot with my English. Even though he transferred to another university, we always keep in touch with each other. From my experience, I have come to understand that Americans are generally verbal, and long, silent periods are uncomfortable to them. So, when I sit with Americans, I start a conversation with them by talking about the weather, sports, or about teachers’ skills in the classroom. I think conversations make a friendly atmosphere among people. My experience of traveling across the country from New Orleans to San Diego also proved to me that I had the wrong idea about Americans. When I told my friends that my brother and I were going to drive across the United States and if they wanted to join me, they said, “It is dangerous to drive across America. You might get killed by one of the truck drivers or get robbed.”However, we didn’t pay attention to them because we wanted to find out what America is really like and how people treat strangers. On the way from San Antonio to EL Paso, our car stopped because it ran out of fuel. We got out of the car and waited for anyone to give us a ride. Ten minutes later, a truck pulled off the road. I approached him carefully and I asked him, “Could you please give us a ride to the nearest gas station?” He said, “The nearest station is thirty-five miles away and you might not find anyone who can drive you back to your car. ” Then he came up with a solution to our problem. He towed our car to the nearest station. When we reached it, I took a fifty-dollar bill from my pocket and handed it to him, but he wouldn’t accept it. He told me that he helped me because we needed help.Ⅱ. Write an outline. (20%)Directions: Read the following passage carefully and try to compose an outline for the passage provided.The Necessity of English Writing for English Majors English writing is generally the most difficult one in the language competence required for the students majoring in English, considering the great pains student writers take and the slight progress they make in their practice. Most of the beginners think there is no need to practice writing English compositions since their writing skills in Chinese is quite sufficient, and English writing is after all not quite practical for their future work. However, English writing, as a very important part of students’ general language competence and as a means of expressing oneself and of spreading knowledge and information, is necessary and essential for English majors. The difficulty of English writing frustrates many students so much that they turn to their Chinese writing skills for help. That is natural. In fact, their Chinese writing skills do help their English writing, especially in generating and organizing ideas and details. Meanwhile, Chinese writing is different from English writing in sentence structures and paragraph organizations and their differences in expressions are certainly even bigger. Simply translating Chinese word for word into English cannot make good English writing. Other students hold a wrong view of learning English. They think to learn English is just to memorize a large vocabulary, to master the grammar and to speak fluent English. Once they are proficient in those areas of English, they can naturally handle English writing well. To correct such a one-sided view, one thing must be kept in mind, that is, spoken English is not equal to written English. Oral speech is often rather loose and flexible without precise and proper arrangement. Oral English uses simple everyday language while written English comprises complicated words and sentence structures. Therefore, written English is more demanding, and it requires intentional and intensive practice. English writing course can serve this purpose. The students’ laziness in observing and thinking partly accounts for their reluctance to practice writing. Writing sharpens and improves thinking. English writing can help students develop the habit and ability of thinking in English and become generally more competent in English. Composition topics can be varied yet close to life. If students have a good habit of observing life and thinking constantly, they won’t bump into topics with empty heads. Keen observation and deep thoughts are necessary for good English writing, and they are also signs for well-educated people. Writing can also strengthen students’ abilities in comprehension and oral English. Writing is creative work. After brainstorming, various ideas and pictures may pop into their minds and some beautiful sentences may be written down on a piece of paper, which will last long in their memory. Their written English skills may help to polish and beautify their spoken English and make their oral expression precise and elegant. Writing involves lots of reading. When reading others’ writing, they will be sensitive to various styles and that will quicken their reading speed and comprehension. Furthermore, English writing is in fact a most practical tool in students’ future career. It will be used in writing telexes, business letters, research papers and public speeches. Every kind of writing has its special style, which needs a careful study and strenuous practice. Yet all those are based on essential skills in English writing that will be covered in an English writing course. Finally, the required competence for English majors differs from other English learners. English majors are not limited to the command of any particular sphere of the English language, but they must have all-round competence in terms of listening and reading comprehension, spoken ability and writing skills in English, so that they can adopt themselves to various situations in their future work. No one is born capable of everything. Hard work is the premise of success. To be able to use English freely, we do not only have to read a lot, speak a lot, but also write a lot. English writing practice consolidates students’ overall English competence and enables them to express their ideas and feelings in a more precise, graceful and permanent form.Ⅲ. Composition (60%)Directions: Write an example paper on the given topic.We Are Entering a Computer Age