GCT英语模拟试题.docx

1. Sarah has read lots of stories by American writers. Now she would like to read ___ stories by writers from ___ countries.　A. some; anyB. some; other　C. other; someD. other; other　2 The family never agree about ___ shares of the property.　A. herB. its　C. theirD. his　3. I was disappointed with the film. I had expected ___ to be much better.　A. oneB. this　C. thatD. it　4. Saying something is one thing while doing it is ___.　A. otherB. the other　C. othersD. another　5. It is generally considered unwise to give a child ____ he or she wants.　A. howeverB. whatever　C. whicheverD. whenever　6.---Is there any picture on the wall?　---_____.　A. NothingB. No one　C. No onesD. None　7. You have to hurry up if you want to buy something because theres hardly ___ left　A. somethingB. nothing　C. anythingD. everything　8. They were all very tired, but ___ of them would stop to take a rest.　A. anyB. some　C. noneD. neither　9. Tom felt that he knew everybodys business better than they knew it _____.　A. themselvesB. oneself　C. itselfD. himself　10. Think _____ and youll have some idea.　A. overB. over it　C. it overD. itChina is already the worlds third largest producer of electronics, and becoming a player in the global appliance market. Twenty years ago, U.S., European and Japanese companies started moving into China to supply the local market with household goods. Now those same companies are getting whipped by Chinese competitors. Over the past six years, the market share of foreign TV makers in China has dropped from 70 percent to less than 20 percent. Matsushita opened the first microwave-oven plant in China in 1995. Two years later the Chinese company Galanz started making microwaves and selling them for half Matsushitas price.　Chinese companies now make more than 43 million TVs yearly. Konka, one of Chinas largest TV makers, sells its branded TVs in the United States, and has set up factories in Mexico to service the American market; While TCL, another major TV maker, exported 11 million