成人自考英语二(1)-这是我自己做的,答案正确率比网上搜出的答案高些

成人自考英语二(1)-这是我自己做的,正确率比网上搜出的答案高些 SHANDONG UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ENGLISH TEST FOR NON-ENGLISH MAJORS OF CONTINUING EDUCATION ,本科第2册, I. Vocabulary and Structure (15%) There are 30 questions in this section. For each of the questions, there are 4 choices marked A, B, C, and D. Choose the ONE that best answers the question. 1. _ _______ some are weak and old, others must shoulder the burden. A. What B. Which C. How D. Where 2. Its European territory _____ ___ about 2,000,000 square miles. A. extends B. covers C. locates D. lies 3. He was quite ___________ to teach them a lesson. A. determined B. determining C. determine D. determination 4. Plastics are manufactured in a ____________ of forms. A. category B. group C. variety D. multiple 5. It is not always __________ for buses to run on Sundays. A. economical B. economic C. economy D. economics 6. He has visited every country in Asia ___________ Japan. A. rather than B. another than C. the other than D. other than 7. The actor soon won ___________ from the public. A. note B. recognition C. admission D. distinction 8. Many boys enjoy __________ football, basketball or baseball. A. play B. to play C. played D. playing 9. In addition, teaching staff is willing __________ extra help if a student needs. A. to providing B. to provide C. provide D. provided 10. This unusual sabbatical leave was conducted ___________ great secrecy. A. by B. in C. at D. on 11. Sound was used ___________ the ocean. A. to measure B. to measuring C. by measuring D. to be measured 12. It was proposed that the matter ___________ looked into at the next meeting. A. be B. would be C. to be D. was 13. There was no point ___________ him to come early since everything was ready. A. to ask B. to have asked C. being asking D. in asking 14. The offender was ________ over to the police. A. landed B. branded C. handed D. candied 15. The teacher is working at his ________ changing them and bettering them. A. lectures B. lessons C. classes D. subjects 16. The place was ____________ — larger than any building you have ever seen. A. significant B. big C. enormous D. important 17. He expects his son to carry ___________ the family tradition. A. in B. on C. off D. beyond 18. Scientists ___________ that there is no animal life on Mars. A. know B. assume C. trust D. understand 19. A family has __________ affection when each person likes the others and is liked by them. A. multiple B. mutual C. mature D. manure 20. Learning a new language is an awful __________. A. threat B. sweat C. thread D. swear 21. The relationship between teacher and student is of ____________ importance. A. vital B. fatal C. little D. fertile 22. My love for you is not dependent ___________ whether you fulfill my expectations of you. A. on B. of C. from D. for 23. By the time I saw the job advertised, it was too late to __________. A. appoint B. seek c. demand D. apply 24. The district grew peas ___________ a large scale. A. on B. in C. by D. to 25. I am going to Paris __________ my brother is coming as well. A. both B. or C. either D. and 26. When he awoke, he found himself ___________ by an old woman. A. being looking after B. be looked after C. being looked after D. to be looked after 27. The scientist ________ a method of desalting seawater. A. decided B. placed C. perfected D. played 28. Whether right or wrong, he has ideas about how the lessons should ___________. A. have conducted B. be conducted C. conduct D. been conducting 29. Here is some ____________ advice to any freshman. A. worth for B. worthy of C. worthy at D. worthwhile 30. You can write to him if you ____________ my word. A. suspicion B. doubt C. uncertain D. unsure 1-5 DBACB 6-10 DBDBB 11-15 AADCA 16-20 CBBBB 21-25 AADAD 26-30 CCBDB II. Cloze (10%) There are 20 blanks in the following passages. For each blank there are four choices marked A, B, C, and D. Choose the ONE that best fits into the passages. In 31 Greece athletic festivals were very important and had strong religious associations. The Olympian athletic festival, held every four years in honour of Zeus, eventually lost its local character, became 32 of national event, and then, after the rules against foreign competitors had been waived, international. No one knows exactly how far 33 the Olympic Games go, but some official records date from 776 B.C. The Games took place in August on the plain by Mount Olympus. Many thousands of 34 gathered from all parts of Greece, but no married woman was admitted even as a spectator. Slaves, women and dishonoured persons were not allowed to compete. The exact sequence of events is 35 , but events included boys’ gymnastics, horse-racing, field events such as discus and javelin throwing, and the very important foot races. There was also boxing and wrestling and special tests of 36 ability such as the pentathlon, the winner of which excelled in running, jumping, discus and javelin throwing and wrestling. The evening of the third day was devoted to sacrificial offerings to the heroes of 37 day, and the fourth day, that of the full moon, was set aside a holy day. On the sixth and 38 day, all the victors were crowned with holy garlands of wild olive from a sacred wood. 39 great was the honour that the winner of the foot race gave his name to the year of his victory. Although Olympic winners received no prize money, they were, in fact, richly rewarded by their 40 authorities. The public honour also made the strict discipline of the ten-month training period worthwhile. In spite of the lengthy training, however, runners were known to drop dead from strain at the winning post. How their results compared with modern standards, we unfortunately have no means of telling. 31. A. ancient B. old C. distant D. faraway 32. A. primary B. first C. prior D. important 33. A. backway B. backward C. back D. back to 34. A. lookers B. speculators C. watchers D. spectators 35. A. unconscious B. unaware C. uncertain D. unsure 36. A. changed B. varied C. differed D. differentiated 37. A. the B. a C. some D. / 38. A. the last B. some last C. a lost D. last 39. A. For B. Such C. So D. Very 40. A. country B. state C. nation D. public 31-35 ABCDC 36-40 BADCB The oldest stone buildings in the world are the pyramids. They have stood for nearly 5,000 years, and it seems likely that they 41 continue to stand for thousands of years yet. There are over eighty of them scattered along the banks of the Nile, some of which are different in shape from the true pyramids. The most 42 of these are the “Step” pyramid and the “Bent” pyramid. Some of the pyramids still look much as they must have done when they were built thousands of years 43 . Most of the damage suffered by the others has been at the hands of men who were looking for treasure or, more often, for stone to use in modern buildings. The dry climate of Egypt has helped to preserve the pyramids, and their very shape has made them 44 likely to fall into ruin. These are good reasons why they can still be seen today, but perhaps the most important is that they were planned to last forever. It is practically certain that plans were made for the building of the pyramids because the plans of 45 large works have fortunately been preserved. However, there are no writings or pictures to show us how the Egyptians planned or built the pyramids themselves. Consequently, we are only able to guess at the methods used. Nevertheless, by examining the actual pyramids and various tools which have been 46 , archaeologists have formed a fairly clear picture of them. One thing is certain: there must have been months of careful planning 47 they could begin to build. The first thing they had to do was to choose a suitable place. You may think this would have been easy with miles and miles of empty desert around, but a pyramid could not be built just anywhere. Certain rules had to be 48 , and certain problems had to be overcome. The step pyramid had to be on the west side of the Nile, the side on which the sun sets. This was for 49 reasons. It also had to stand well above the level of the river to protect it against the regular floods. It could not be too far from the Nile, however, as the stones to build it needed to be carried in boats down the river to the nearest point. Water transport was, of course, much easier than land transport. The builders also had to 50 a rock base which was not likely to crack under the great weight of the pyramid. Finally, it had to be near the capital, or better still, near the king’s palace so that he could visit it easily and personally check the progress being made on the final resting place for his body. 41. A. shall B. will C. would D. must 42. A. notorious B. known C. notice D. famous 43. A. ago B. before C. early D. earlier 44. A. much B. little C. more D. less 45. A. another B. the other C. other D. an other 46. A. found B. finding C. founded D. founding 47. A. early B. earlier C. before D. ago 48. A. followed B. made C. done D. banned 49. A. divine B. Christian C. Catholic D. religious 50. A. found B. find C. set D. build 41-45 BDADC 46-50 ACADA III. Reading Comprehension (40%) Section A: There are 2 passages in this section. Each passage is followed by some true-false questions. Decide whether each of them is true (T) or false (F). Passage 1 The air surrounding us is important to everyone. Without air, we could not exist. Everyone understands that. But air is necessary in many other ways—ways that are not always so obvious or widely known. For example, if we did not have air, there would be no sound. Sound travels through air. Where there is no air, there is no sound. Without air, there would be no fire. There would be no automobiles, since motors need air in order to operate. Without air, there would be no wind or clouds. There would be no weather, as we know it. The night time would be very cold and the days very hot. We would be forced to seek shelter from the sun, as there would be no atmosphere to protect us from the sun’s deadly rays. The atmosphere is all the air surrounding the earth. Atmospheric pressure is the weight of all that air against the surface of the earth. If we did not have atmospheric pressure, we could not have automobile tires. The tires would swell or burst if they did not have the pressure of the atmosphere against their surfaces. Large and powerful, the atmosphere consists of an ocean of gases hundreds of miles high. It presses down on our bodies with a force of more than fourteen pounds per square inch. The narrow column of air which rests upon our shoulders weighs almost 2,000 pounds. But our bodies are built in such a way that its weight does not crush us. In this huge ocean of air there is more energy than in all the coal, oil, and gas we have on earth. Electrical energy is collected in the atmosphere as water is collected and stored in a dam. The existence of electricity in the air has been known for centuries. Men have gazed in wonder at the bright patterns of lightning in storm clouds. But a thorough study of electricity in the atmosphere was not possible until the development of radio and radar. One scientist, Dr. Sydney Chapman, has tried to explain the electric field which surrounds the earth. He believes that the great storms on the sun create large amounts of electric energy. This energy is contained in a very light gas called hydrogen. The earth pulls the gas toward it, and a ring is formed around the earth several thousand feet above its surface. The great space ring is a powerful current of electrical energy. Sometimes the ring comes down and curves into the lower atmosphere, causing strange electrical effects. Dr. Chapman’s ideas explain many things. It has long been known that there is an electric field inside the earth. It moves in much the same manner as the electric energy contained in the atmosphere. Scientists now believe that the electric energy in the atmosphere causes the electric energy inside the earth to flow. If we can learn to control the energy in the atmosphere, we will have an unending supply of energy. Many scientists are trying to learn how to control it. In the meantime, even those of us who are not scientists have begun to pay attention to air. We realize that air does not contain the same elements that it contained years ago. Automobiles, airplanes, factories, and atomic explosions have added dust and waste gases to the atmosphere. It is time to learn how to protect our atmosphere, the roof over the world of man. 51. If atmospheric pressure did not exist, tires would be burst. 52. The atmosphere presses down on our bodies with a force of more than fourteen pounds per square inch. 53. The existence of electricity in the air has been known for a century. 54. Dr. Sydney Chapman’s ideas about an electric field surrounding the earth explain many things. 55. If we can learn to control the energy in the atmosphere it will be endless. 51-55 TTFTT Passage 2 Huge trucks are a familiar sight to anyone who travels across the United States by car. But many travelers never meet a truck driver. Most people know little about the trucker’s way of life. This way of life has certain disadvantages. The three-day periods away from home put a strain on family life. Wives complain that their husbands are not at home to deal with their children’s problems. In turn, drivers worry about their families while they are away. Another problem is that truckers’ families can seldom plan ahead. It is hard to plan a party for a certain date or even to accept invitations. Friends often say to each other, “Come over next Saturday if your husband is back by then.” In addition, of course, there is always the danger of accidents. Although the accident rate per mile is only about half the rate for passenger cars, a life spent on major highways can never be really safe. All truck drivers fear being forced to make a sudden turn or having to stop unexpectedly on an icy road. When such accidents happen, someone other than a truck driver is usually at fault. Truckers have a low opinion of the driving skills of the general public. When truck drivers meet, much of their conversation deals with careless driving habits—the habits of others on the road. But truck drivers and their wives also point to advantages in their way of life. The chief advantage is money. “How else could an uneducated man earn as much?” one trucker’s wife asked, sitting in the comfortable living room of their new home with its large color television set and expensive furniture. The average salary earned by truck drivers may be $25,000—$30,000 with some drivers earning as much as $40,000 each year. Driving a truck requires little physical labor. At each end of the journey other workers load and unload the truck. For days at a time the driver’s life consists entirely of sitting, eating, and sleeping. It is not surprising that many truckers worry about gaining weight. Some of the sleeping is done inside the truck. It is quite common for two men to ride together in a huge truck, one man driving while the other sleeps on a comfortable bed behind the driver. That part of the truck is usually air conditioned, and often it is furnished with all the comforts of home. When a trucker does not sleep in the truck, he spends the night at a truck stop. Some truck stops have enough parking space for as many as 400 trucks. At the truck stop there are stores that sell clothing, gifts, books, magazines, and many other kinds of goods. There are also comfortable rooms for sleeping, showers, and machines which wash the trucks. After a shower the driver can enjoy a good meal in the dining room, listening to music. Much of the music is “country” music or “western” music, as most truckers grew up on farms in the southern and western states. There are even special truckers’ songs, like “I’m a Truck”, in which a truck complains about its unsympathetic driver. In another song, “A Truck Driver’s Prayer”, the driver prays for a chance “to pass a Greyhound bus” before he dies. To the average citizen, who works in the same place from 9:00 to 5:00 each day and then goes home to his family, the truckers live in a different world. It is a world seldom seen by others. 56. The accident rate for trucks is lower. 57. Truck drivers worry about their families when they are away. 58. The average salary earned by 25 truck drivers last year was $24,000. 59. Many truck drivers worry about losing weight because their life is hard. 60. At a truck stop there is usually space for only a few trucks, so the driver must often travel farther in search of a place to spend the night. 56-60TTFFF Section B: There are 2 passages in this section. Each passage is followed by some questions. For each question there are 4 choices marked A, B, C, and D. Decide on the one that best answers the question. Passage3 The second year in Cornell for me was very demanding. This was not because of the study. The pressure mainly came from job-hunting. In such top-ranking business schools as Cornell, permanent job recruiting starts as soon as the second year starts. There is a special office, the Career Service Office (CSO), which is in charge of posting on-campus interview schedules, collecting students’ resumes and coordinating the company and students in regard to the interview. Usually, during the summer time, companies start to book with the CSO when to make presentations on campus, when to collect resumes and when to conduct interviews. By mid-September, the CSO will start the first round of resume drop. Throughout the whole semester, there are about 12 or more rounds of resume drop and each round is composed of about 20 companies. Over the past two years, the job market has been unprecedentedly good, and lots of companies have come to campus to recruit. However, for international students, the opportunities are very limited. Almost two-thirds of the American companies will state at the end of their job descriptions that they are not recruiting students without US work authorization. In the States, international students are on F-1 visa status. Once they are employed by the companies upon graduation, they need to change to H-1 status, to get the work authorization, which has to be sponsored by their employers. The legal process is troublesome and time-consuming. Therefore, to avoid the troubles, many companies do not want to recruit international students without work authorization, which means that the international students can apply only when they have a green card. Given the fact that only about one-third of the companies coming to campus to recruit are willing to employ international students and sponsor them to get the necessary work authorization, it is not difficult to imagine how fierce the competitions are among international students on campus. Fortunately, beyond the confines of the campus, there are still more companies out there which have a great need for MBA students and are willing to sponsor the international students having no green cards to get the H-1 work visa. With these companies, what you need to do is to network. I cannot stress enough how important networking is in job-hunting. But networking here is quite different from what we understand by “connections” in Chinese culture. You do not have to send any presents to the person with whom you want to establish a network, and neither do you have to know him beforehand. Our school has a great network of alums working in different fields and those alums’ contact information is provided by the CSO. So, what do you do with the information? Cold calls. At the beginning, I found the idea of contacting an alum quite ridiculous. Think about it, you’ve never met this person and you are asking him to help you get a job on the phone. However, without any other more solid and effective connection in hand, cold calls may turn out to be the beginning of something more than a mere straw in the water. The success of other people made me believe that it was a very practical way to land a job as long as you persisted and knew what you were after. Of course, not every alum is enthusiastic in helping a stranger. But most of the alums are very helpful, passing on your resume to human resources, arranging interviews, and referring you to other companies they may have contacts with. Of course, whether you can finally get the job or not is up to your interview skills, overall ability and fate. Still, networking can help you get into the door, which is already a blessing to the international students whose on-campus interview chances are limited. 61. The special office, CSO, is in charge of __________. A. posting on-campus interview schedules B. collecting students’ resumes C. coordinating the company and students in regard to the interview D. all the above 62. Which one of the following statements is true of the “connections” in USA? A. It is different from what we understand in Chinese culture. B. You have to send any presents to the person. C. You have to know him beforehand. D. You must establish a network. 63. According to the last paragraph, which statement is NOT true? A. It isn’t a very practical way to give a phone call. B. Not every alum is enthusiastic in helping a stranger. C. Most of the alums are very helpful. D. Most of the alums will pass on your resume to human resources. 64. According to the passage, which statement is NOT true? A. By mid-September, the CSO will start the first round of resume drop. B. Throughout the whole semester, there are about 12 or more rounds of resume drop. C. For international students, the opportunities are very unlimited. D. I cannot stress enough how important networking is in job-hunting. 65. Throughout the passage, the author wants to depict that _________. A. green cards are the most important thing in finding a job B. networking is necessary to find a job in the States C. green cards and networking are very important for an international student to find a job in the States D. the action of the international students’ alums is very important for one to find a good job Passage 4 Several months ago I decided it would be wise to investigate the possibilities of buying a life insurance policy, if for no other reason than because I understood it might be a good investment. I got the name of an insurance agent from a friend and called the agent to get some information. From the kinds of questions I put to him, the agent could tell that I knew nothing about insurance, so he kindly offered to explore the matter with me in more detail—to help me determine the kind of policy I ought to be considering. That evening he appeared at my door promptly at 7:30; without wasting time on amenities, he spread his papers out on the kitchen table and launched into a lengthy explanation. I listened attentively as he talked about the difference between various types of policies, and he explained the kind of coverage he felt I ought to have because of my age bracket and financial objectives. Toward the end of the evening (after three or four hours of talking), he kindly helped me fill out an application for a $50,000 policy, and then he asked if I could go to a Dr. Luther’s office on Friday for a physical examination. I don’t know why, but it was not until the mention of the doctor’s appointment that I realized fully what was happening. I was about to sign lifetime contract, yet I had not really made a decision about whether I wanted to buy the policy or not. As a matter of fact, the question of a need for a decision from me one way or the other had not even come up. Suddenly I felt sure that I definitely did not want to buy the policy. However, since he had spent so much time with me, I didn’t want to make him feel that he had wasted his time. So I invented an excuse about things I had to do on Friday, and I assured him I would call him in a few days. Actually, I had no intention of going to see Dr. Luther or of calling the agent again. I wanted to forget the whole thing. It’s been over three months now since our meeting, and my friendly insurance agent still calls at my office faithfully two or three times a week. My secretary knows that I don’t want to talk to him, so when he calls she tells him that I’m in a meeting or that I’m out of the office or that I’m away on a business trip. I realize now that it was a mistake not to tell him that first night that I didn’t want the policy. Since I still can’t bring myself to tell him outright that I’m not interested, and please not to bother me anymore, all I can do is avoid his calls and hope I don’t run into him some place. 66. The writer phoned the insurance agent because __________. A. he wanted to fill out an application for a life insurance policy B. he had decided to buy a life insurance policy C. he took great interest in the insurance company D. he was eager to explore the possibilities of buying a life insurance policy 67. After several hours of talking, the writer __________. A. decided to buy the policy B. decided to postpone making a decision C. made an appointment with Dr. Luther D. decided not to buy the policy 68. The writer didn’t tell the agent the truth because __________. A. he was afraid of him B. he felt embarrassed to do so C. he thought it none of the agent’s business D. he did not wish to lose the agent’s friendship 69. Which of the following is true? A. The writer has tried many ways to get rid of the agent. B. The agent is easily put off. C. The agent phones every day. D. The writer intends to call the agent in a few days. 70. The secretary __________. A. understands the writer well B. helps the writer C. is clever and experienced D. all of the above 61-65 DAACC 66-70 DDBAD IV. Translate the following sentences into Chinese. (10%) 71. At last the meeting came to an end. 会议终于结束了。 72. But this time Pete had come here more from habit than from hunger. 但这次彼特来到这里不是由于饥饿，而是由于习惯。 73. Different friends fill different niches in each person’s life. These friendships are not made part of family life. 不同的朋友在每个人的生活中有不同的作用，他们不介入家庭生活。 74. Patel and his team tested the idea using an printer inkjet cartridge that had an array of 512 separate nozzles. 派特及其同事运用有512独立的喷嘴的墨盒检验了这个想法。 75. Visitors are requested not to touch the exhibits. 参观者请勿触摸展品。 V. Translate the following sentences into English. (10%) 76.一些大学白天晚上都授课。(as well as) Some universities hold classes at night as well as in the daytime. 77.美国人喜欢棒球和橄榄球，这并不足为奇。(not unusual) It’s not unusual that Americans like baseball and football. 78.一百年前，80%的工人生产物品，今天只有20%。(do) One hundred years ago,80% of workers produced goods, today only 20% do. 79.银行同意给予这个学生低息贷款。(grant) The bank agreed to grant this student low-interest loan. 80.老年人很难改变自己的习惯。(形式主语it) It’s hard to change their habits for the old.. VI. Writing (15%) Directions: For this section, you are allowed 20 minutes to write a short composition on the topic MY HOBBY: STAMP COLLECTING. You should write about 100 words, and base your composition on the points suggested (given in Chinese) below. (1) 集邮是怎么成为你的业余爱好的, (2) 你认为集邮有什么优点, (3) 你打算如何继续你的集邮, 教你如何用WORD文档 (2012-06-27 192246)转载? 标签: 杂谈 1. 问:WORD 里边怎样设置每页不同的页眉,如何使不同的章节显示的页眉不同, 答:分节，每节可以设置不同的页眉。文件――页面设置――版式――页眉和页脚――首页不同。 2. 问:请问word 中怎样让每一章用不同的页眉,怎么我现在只能用一个页眉，一改就全部改了, 答:在插入分隔符里，选插入分节符，可以选连续的那个，然后下一页改页眉前，按一下“同前”钮，再做的改动就不影响前面的了。简言之，分节符使得它们独立了。这个工具栏上的“同前”按钮就显示在工具栏上，不过是图标的形式，把光标移到上面就显示出”同前“两个字来。 3. 问:如何合并两个WORD 文档，不同的页眉需要先写两个文件，然后合并，如何做, 答:页眉设置中，选择奇偶页不同与前不同等选项。 4. 问:WORD 编辑页眉设置，如何实现奇偶页不同 比如:单页浙江大学学位论文，这一个容易设;双页:(每章标)，这一个有什么技巧啊, 答:插入节分隔符，与前节设置相同去掉，再设置奇偶页不同。 5. 问:怎样使WORD 文档只有第一页没有页眉，页脚, 答:页面设置,页眉和页脚，选首页不同，然后选中首页页眉中的小箭头，格式,边框和底纹，选择无，这个只要在“视图”――“页眉页脚”，其中的页面设 置里，不要整个文档，就可以看到一个“同前”的标志，不选，前后的设置情况就不同了。 6. 问:如何从第三页起设置页眉, 答:在第二页末插入分节符，在第三页的页眉格式中去掉同前节，如果第一、二页还有页眉，把它设置成正文就可以了 ?在新建文档中，菜单―视图―页脚―插入页码―页码格式―起始页码为0，确定;?菜单―文件―页面设置―版式―首页不同，确定;?将光标放到第一页末，菜单―文件―页面设置―版式―首页不同―应用于插入点之后，确定。第2 步与第三步差别在于第2 步应用于整篇文档，第3 步应用于插入点之后。这样，做两次首页不同以后，页码从第三页开始从1 编号，完成。 7. 问:WORD 页眉自动出现一根直线，请问怎么处理, 答:格式从“页眉”改为“清除格式”，就在“格式”快捷工具栏最左边;选中页眉文字和箭头，格式,边框和底纹,设置选无。 8. 问:页眉一般是---------，上面写上题目或者其它，想做的是把这根线变为双线，WORD 中修改页眉的那根线怎么改成双线的 答:按以下步骤操作去做: ?选中页眉的文字，包括最后面的箭头?格式,边框和底纹?选线性为双线的?在预览里，点击左下小方块，预览的图形会出现双线?确定?上面和下面自己可以设置，点击在预览周围的四个小方块，页眉线就可以在不同的位置。 9. 问:Word 中的脚注如何删除,把正文相应的符号删除，内容可以删除，但最后那个格式 还在，应该怎么办, 答:步骤如下:1、切换到普通视图，菜单中“视图”――“脚注”，这时最下方出现了尾注的编辑栏。2、在尾注的下拉菜单中选择“尾注分隔符”，这时那条短横线出现了，选中它，删除。3、再在下拉菜单中选择“尾注延续分隔符”，这是那条长横线出现了，选中它，删除。4、切换回到页面视图。尾注和脚注应该都是一样的。 10. 问:Word 里面有没有自动断词得功能常常有得单词太长了，如果能设置下自动断词就好了 答:在工具―语言―断字―自动断字，勾上，word 还是很强大的。 11. 问:如何将word 文档里的繁体字改为简化字, 答:工具―语言―中文简繁转换。 12. 问:怎样微调WORD #格#线,WORD 表格上下竖线不能对齐，用鼠标拖动其中一条线，可是一拖就跑老远，想微调表格竖线让上下对齐，请问该怎么办, 答:选定上下两个单元格，然后指定其宽度就可以对齐了，再怎么拉都行pressAlt，打开绘图，其中有个调整坐标线，单击，将其中水平间距与垂直间距都调到最小值即可。打开绘图，然后在左下脚的绘图网格里设置，把水平和垂直间距设置得最小。 13. 问:怎样微调word 表格线,我的word 表格上下竖线不能对齐，用鼠标拖动其中一条线，可是一拖就跑老远，我想微 调表格竖线让上下对齐，请问该怎么办, 答:可以如下操作:?按住ctl 键还是shift，你have a try?double click the line, try it )?打开绘图，设置一下网格(在左下角)。使水平和垂直都为最小，试一把～,?press Alt 14. 问:怎么把word 文档里已经有的分页符去掉, 答:先在工具―― 选项―― 视图―― 格式标记，选中全部，然后就能够看到分页符，delete 就ok了。 15. 问:Word 中下标的大小可以改的吗 答:格式―字体 16. 问:Word 里怎么自动生成目录啊 答:用“格式样式和格式”编辑文章中的小标题，然后插入-索引和目录 17. 问:Word 的文档结构图能否整个复制 论文要写目录了，不想再照着文档结构图输入一遍，有办法复制粘贴过来吗, 答:可以自动生成的，插入索引目录。 18. 问:做目录的时候有什么办法时右边的页码对齐,比如:1.1 标题..........11.2 标题...............2 答:画表格，然后把页码都放到一个格子里靠右或居中，然后让表格的线条消隐就可以了，打印出来就很整齐。 19. 问:怎样在word 中将所有大写字母转为小写,比如一句全大写的转为全小写的答:格式-更改大小写-小写 20. 问:在存盘的时候，出现了问题，症状如下:磁盘已满或打开文件过多，不能保存，另开新窗口重存也不管用。如何解决, 答:把word 文档全选，然后复制，然后关掉word，电脑提示你粘贴板上有东西，要不要用于别的程序，选是，然后，再重 新打开word，然后粘贴，然后，保存。 21. 问:WORD 中的表格一复制粘贴到PPT 中就散掉了，怎么把WORD 里面的表格原样粘贴到PPT 中, 答:1)比较好的方法是:先把表格单独存为一WORD 文件，然后插入,,对象，选由文件创建，然后选中上面的WORD 文件，确定;2)还可以先把表格copy 到excel 中，然后copy 到PPT 中，这个也是比较好的办法;3)可以先做成文本框，再粘贴过去;4)复制粘贴，但是在PPT 中不能粘在文本框里面;5)拷屏，做成图片，再弄到PPT 里面。 22. 问:有没有办法将PPT 的文字拷入WORD 里面, 答:另存就可以了。只要以.rtf 格式另存即可 23. 问:word 中图片的分栏如何处理,假如有:1 2 图3 4 这样的结构，我想实现:1 3 图(要横跨两栏)2 4 但是，试了半天总是:1 2 图3 4 怎么办呀,help～ 答:设置图片格式――版式――高级――文字环绕――环绕方式选上下型――图片位置――对齐方式选居中――度量依据选页面，要先改文字环绕，然后才能改图片位置 24. 问:用word 写东西时字距老是变动，有时候自动隔得很开，有时候进入下一行的时侯，上一行的字距又自动变大了，这是为什么,怎么纠正啊, 答:是因为自动对齐的功能，格式――段落――对齐方式可以选。还有允许断字的功能如果check 上，就不会出现你说的情况了。 25. 问:在使用WORD 的样式之后，如标题1、标题2 之类的，在这些样式前面总会出现一个黑黑的方块，虽然打印的时候看不到，但看着总是不舒服，有没有办法让它不要显示呢, 答:“视图”,,“显示段落标志”，把前面的勾去掉。其实这个很有用，可以便于知道哪个是标题段落 26. 问:文章第一页下面要写作者联系方式等。通常格式是一条短划线，下面是联系方式，基金支持等。这样的格式怎么做出来,就是注明页脚吗, 答:插入――脚注和尾注 27. 问:文字双栏，而有一张图片特别大，想通栏显示，应该怎么操作, 答:可以选择的内容，按双栏排。选择其他内容，按单栏排。 28. 问:Word 里面如何不显示回车换行符, 答:把视图-显示段落标记的勾去掉或工具-选项-视图-段落标记 29. 问:有没有方法把WORD 里的软回车一下子替换掉,识别出来的文字全带着软回车，能把他们一次全删掉吗,, 答:查找，替换，按CTRL+H;软回车好象是^l，在特殊字符里有 30. 问:在WORD 里的框框里怎么打勾, 答:画个文本框，文本框里写一个钩，然后拖过去;或者先在WORD 里插入符号“?”，然后选中“?”，到-》格式-》中文版式-》带圈字符-》选“?” 31. 问:还是不行，这样拷过去的框框字体是windings 的，而原来的是宋体的，两者有很大的区别。 答:根据新建专业型传真，里面有框，双击后打勾，copy 就ok 32. 问:Word 中怎么在一个英文字母上打对号, 答:透明方式插入图片对象，内容是一个? 33. 问:WORD 里怎么显示修订文档的状态,文档修订后，改后标记很多，但是在菜单里没有“显示修订最终状态”等，怎么调出来, 答:工具,自定义,命令,类别(工具),命令(修订),把“修订”等拖到工具栏上 34. 问:怎样把许多分开的word 文档合并成一个文档。我的论文是按照章节分开写的，但现在图书馆要提交电子版的学位论文，是一个文档的，我找了很多选项但好象不能合并，选择插入文件功能，可以加入内容，但文档中的页眉却插不进去，有谁有高见, 答:acrobat6 可以直接把多个文档打印成一个pdf 文档。可以提交pdf 格式的论文，先一个一个word 文档转换为pdf 格式的，然后在pdf 文档菜单的文件菜单中，选上作为pdf 格式打开，追加上就可。 35. 问:Word 里面要写方程式怎么办啊, 答:插入,对象,公式编辑器equation，如果没有公式编辑器Equation，要自己从光盘中安装，或者安装Mathtype 公式编辑器按右键把它拖出来,,插入,,命令,,自定义,,工具应该是倒过来 36. 问:想在WORD 里面表示矩阵，怎样才能画出那个很大的矩阵括号, 答:装公式编辑器mathtype 好了~:) 37. 问:Word 的公式编辑器怎么安装, 答:工具,自定义,插入,公式编辑器，把它拖到工具条上即可;或者安装OFFICE 后，再次安装，选增加功能吧，会有提示的 38. 问:Word2000 下调用公式编辑器的快捷键 答:点击菜单[工具]-[自定义]，点击对话框下方[键盘]，在[类别]里选择[插入]，在命令里选择[InsertEquation]，指定你的快捷方式 39. 问:WORD 中出现公式的行往往要比只有文字的行来得宽，如何把这些行改的跟只有文字的行一样宽, 答:段落行距设为固定值即可。这样会有一个问题，比如设置为18 磅，有些公式符号(特别是有下标的)不能全部显示打印稿可以显示。怎么解决这个问题,这个如何解决还需要考虑。 40. 问:我的文档就是公式多，应该怎么办, 答:公式多的时候，最好的消除这个问题的办法就是每打几个公式就要存盘，如果连续打太多，就会出现这个问题。出现问题的时候:?选中所有内容，ctrl，C?把WORD 所有文档关闭。 ?最关键:出现一条信息，务必选择“是”?重新打开WORD 编辑器，?ctrl，V，粘贴?ctrl，S，存盘 41. 问:怎样在word 里面的公式编辑器中输入空格, 答:ctrl+shift+space 42. 问:如何使word 中公式全都小一号,一个一个选实在麻烦 答:在Mathtype公式编辑器中:首先，在Mathtype 中的菜单Size 中选define,定义所需的字号大小;再次，在Mathtype 中的菜单preferences 中的equation preference 的save to file 存贮所定义的字号文件;返回word 中:在Mathtype菜单中选Format equation1)在MathType preference file 中，选你刚才所定义的文件;2)在Range 中，选Whole document。最后，选OK，即OK了。 43. 问:如何将WORD 中的公式编缉拉到外面 答:工具,自定义,命令,插入,右边找公式编辑器，往上脱 44. 问:怎样可以去掉word 里面公式，或是图片上方总是出现的灰色的横条啊,以前没有的，不知道怎么跑出来了，看着怪晕糊的。。。。。 答:工具,选项-视图-域底纹，选不显示，或选取时显示，就可以了 45. 问:整个论文用一个WORD 文档，太大，不好编辑，一个地方有增删，后面那么长一个文档版面分布会变得乱七八糟，特别是图表之类的东东。想让每章的偶数页自动显示自己的章号和题目，WORD 里这个能够自动实现吗, 答:不要整个论文放一个WORD 文档，一章一个，然后每章就可以奇偶分开处理了 46. 问:论文按照章节写的，想把它们合并成一个文件，并保持原有的文件格式。采用了在文件末尾插入分节符的方法，但插入后有些文件的部分格式发生了变化，请问如何解决, 答:用主控文档的方法比较好，在大纲模式里设置的;采取插入文件的方式，格式有些变化 47. 问:WORD 里边怎么样显示行号, 答:在页面设置那里，板式选项，最下面有个行号选项 48. 问:Word 里面怎么插入半个空格, 答:先在word 的工具栏上，点中双箭头那个纽，就可以看到原先看不到的空格，然后再编辑一下这个空格的大小，比如小五或小四什么的。 49. 问:只要一回车，或是改变光标位置的任何操作，都会使上一行的)变成,，有人遇到过这个问题么, 答:是不是设置了自动替换啊，符号里的自动替换看看吧～ 50. 问:WORD 有没有可以按单词的首字母进行排序,就是从A-Z 进行排 答:表格中的内容可以按照拼音排序，弄到excel 里，排序，再回来 51. 问:怎么在word 里面打R^2 答:先打R2，然后用鼠标选中2,同时按Ctrl，“shift”和+ 52. 问:Word 中发现空格都是小圆点，是怎么回事情,每输入一个空格就出现一个小圆点，怎么把它消除掉啊,这个空格会打印出来吗, 答:不会打印出来，如果想不显示:工具,选项,视图格式标记中前面的勾去掉即可 53. 问:word 如何使两个表格能排在一起,我做的表格每一个都比较小，但是表格数比较多，我想两个表格排成一行，请问该怎么做, 答:试试在局部分栏，每个分栏中一个表格。 54. 问:为什么换机器打开WORD 文档排版变了,在一台机器上排好板的WORD 文档换在另一台机器打开就变了,页码都不对了，怪哉。 答:是默认的页面设置不一样吧，或者版本不同 55. 问:Word 里面插入表格的问题，同一表格前后两行被分在了不同的页上，想他们在同一页怎么做, 答:转换成图文框可能更容易排版一点，或者加个文本框 56. 问:怎么在word 里画坐标图在word 里有了坐标图，文字却加不加去怎么办 答:作图时直接将文字加上去;word 中的绘图工具条，文字环绕里面寻找合适的，把图放在文字的底层 57. 问:WORD 文件有密码，怎么办呢, 答:找破解软件，比如advanced_office_2000_password_recovery_pro_v1.03，但不一定好用。 58. 问:怎么给word 文档加密, 答:打开文档，另存为―工具―常规选项―打开、修改权限密码，保存 59. 问:Word 文件怎么转化为postscript 文件, 答:先转化为pdf，然后打印到文件，通过distiller 生成ps。 60. 问:Word 无法识别origin 中的汉字怎么办,用origin 做的图形中有汉字，copy 到word 中就成了问号，因此我不得不先用export 把图形变为jpg 文件才能解决这个问题，有没有方便的解决办法, 答:ORIGIN 里面的字体改成宋体或者仿宋 61. 问:请教怎么把Origin 中的图表拷贝到Word, 答:点origin 的Edit 菜单里的copy page 到word 里粘贴就行了 62. 问:把origin 的图复制粘贴到word，总有一大块的空白，这个空白有什么工具可以去掉吗,还有就是用word 自带的图表工具画图时，也是有一大块空白去不掉，这个可以解决吗, 答:右键选择图片工具栏，点裁减 63. 问:插入的图片为什么老是处于页面的顶端，想拖下来放到其他地方，却又自动跑到顶端去，就是拖不下来，请问该如何处理 答:改变图片的属性，就可以了。 64. 问:如何保证一幅图像固定在某一段的后面，另一段的前面，而不会因为前面段落的删减而位置改变, 答:右键点击图片,设置对象格式―版式―嵌入型 65. 问:如何把在WORD 里面图形工具画的图转化为jpg, 答:另存为html 格式，然后在html 文件对应的文件夹里找 66. 问:请问什么格式的图片插入word 最清晰,手头持有png 和tif 格式，复制粘贴到word 中模糊一片，请问转换成什么图片格式用于word 最清晰,什么方法(插入图片来自文件还是直接复制粘贴)对清晰度有否影响, 答:emf，eps 等矢量图最清晰，不会因为缩放损失分辨率，而jpeg，bmp 等点阵图就不行了。 67. 问:在WORD 中如何让图片的左、上、下边都是文本, 答:在分栏的数量为1的情况下实现。图片选中后右键，设置图片格式--版式-四周型就可以了 68. 问:jpg 文件插入word 文件以后怎么让文件变小,jpg 格式图片插到word文件以后文件变的巨大，有什么方法可以让它小一点,最好能一张软盘放的下。 答:两个方法:?用photoshop 改变图片的分辨率，当然要看得清楚，然后插入word?word 有强大的压缩功能，把文档另存为比如:temp.doc，看看是不是小了很多。 69. 问:Matlab 仿真图片大家一般怎么弄到word 里面的相对横轴和纵轴修改一下的说 答:一般都是在Matlab 里面把所有的直接修改好了，然后再保存的时候用jpg 格式，在word 中间导入就好了 70. 问:如何向WORD 中的图片添加文本,想在图片上输入一些说明文字 答:插入文本框，将版式设成“悬浮”在WORD 的绘图工具里面有个自选图形，找到你要的括号，直接在页面上画就可以了。可以移动，大小也可以改。然后把他挪到文字边上，即可。一个小窍门就是用CTRL+箭头可以进行微调。如果你觉得经常需要对这些文字编辑，怕图形错位的话，可以将需要的文字打在一个文本框里，记得将文本框设置成透明无色的(这样就看不见文本框了)，然后将文本框和你的括号(或其他符号)组合成一个图形，就万无一失了 71. 问:AUTOCAD 的图拷贝到WORD 下如何处理 答:有几种办法:一是可以在WORD 中进行CAD 编辑的方法:将CAD 的背景设为白色，然后将CAD 窗口缩小，到你想复制的图形的大小，正好可以容纳就可以了，否则WORD 里面有很大的空白，然后，拷贝，选中所有的图形中的线条，右键。到WORD 中粘贴。二是，先转为wmf 文件，具体先将窗口缩小，如上，然后，按emport，选中线条，存储。WORD 中，插入，图形，来自, 文件，找到文件就可以插入了。 72. 问:文章用WORD 打开时，原有的公式全是红叉，以及WORD 中图变成red cross(红叉)怎么办, 答:基本上没有办法挽救回来了，只能重新插一遍图。据微软的技术支持所说，红叉是由于资源不够引起的。也就是说，如果你所编辑的文档过大，可能因为资源问题导致图片无法调入，从而显示红叉。可是实际情况是，有时候所编辑的文档并不大，可是还是出现红叉。这就可能是因为你设置了快速保存，在选项菜单中可以找到。这是由WORD 的文档结构所决定的。当你设置为快速保存时，每次保存的时候只是把你改动过的部分添加到文档尾部，并不重写文档本身，以达到快速的目的。所以，你会看到一个本来并不长的文档的实际大小可能有好几兆。当取消了快速保存后 ，文档长度将大大减小。还有一个减小红叉出现可能性的办法是把图片的属性中的浮动去掉。这样可能在编辑的时候有一定的困难，但是对于避免红叉的出现确实很灵。再说一句，一旦红叉出现了，应该是没有办法恢复的，只有再重新贴图。 73. 问:如果Word 突然定在那里了怎么办, 答:重新打开会回复，或者在word自身的templates 里面找到近期文件，重写的不用太多。 74. 问:如何解决word 说磁盘已满不让保存的问题, 答:有时候，当要保存一个文件时，Word 会弹出一个对话框说是磁盘空间已满，无法保存文件，可实际上磁盘上空间还很大。这是非常令人恼火的一件事情。这一信息最常见的原因是Temp 文件夹已经达到了一个文件夹中可以包含的最多文件数的上限。这时的解决方法很简单:在【资源管理器】中右击安装有Windows 系统的磁盘，在出现的快捷菜单中单击【属性】，将出现【属性】对话框，从【常规】选项卡中选择【磁盘清理】按钮，此时将出现【磁盘清理】对话框。执行磁盘清理完毕以后，Windows 会弹出一个新的对话框。在【要删除的文件】框中选中【临时文件】选项，然后选择【确定】。Windows 将删除临时文件。要人工删除临时文件，进入临时文件夹，删除任何旧的临时文件(临时文件以波浪号开始，以(tmp 扩展名结束)，返回Word，再次试着保存文件。如果此时还不能正确保存文档，可以采取以下的方法，步骤如下:(l)按Ctrl，A 选定整个文档。(2)按Ctrl，C 将整个文档复制到内存中。(3)关闭Word 程序。此时系统会提示:您将大量文本放在了'剪贴板'中，是否希望在退出Word 后这些文本仍可用于其他程序,。(4)选择【是】按钮。(5)重新打开Word 程序。(6)按Ctrl，V，将复制下来的文本粘贴到新文件中。注意:在删除临 时文件时，可能会出现一个对话框，提示不能删除正在使用的文件。这是因为Windows 运行的时候，需要不断地用到一些临时文件。因而，在人工删除临时文件时，试着在开始时只删除几个文件，然后对桌面上的回收站进行清空。否则可能无法删除所有选择的文件。