近年来，越来越多的大专毕业生选择通过专升本考试提升学历水平和职业竞争力。英语是专升本考试的必考科目之一，熟悉往年的专升本英语真题试卷对于备考十分必要。
以下是2022年的专升本英语真题试卷，仅供参考：
Part I Reading Comprehension (40 points)
Section A
Directions: Read the following passages. Each passage is followed by several questions or unfinished statements. For each of them there are four choices marked A, B, C and D. Choose the one that fits best according to the information given in the passage you have just read.
Passage One
Questions 1 to 5 are based on the following passage.
Hubert de Givenchy, the French master of haute couture（服装设计）whose simple, classic style embraced Audrey Hepburn and Jackie Kennedy, has died at the age of 91. Givenchy was part of the elite cadre （集团）of Paris-based designers who redefined fashion after World War II. A towering（高大的）man with impeccable manners, he forged close friendships with his famous clients, among them Liz Taylor, Jackie Kennedy and Princess Grace of Monaco.
Born in the northern French town of Beauvais, Givenchy hit Paris in his late teens, where he met the then-unknown Cristobal Balenciaga. After a stint（短时期）at the house of Jacques Fath, he set up his own fashion house in 1952, where he became known for designing clothes that were simple, comfortable and flattering to a woman\’s body. In 1961, he created one of the most famous little black dresses in history.
1. What did Givenchy\’s style embrace?
A. Paris-based designers.
B. Audrey Hepburn and Jackie Kennedy.
C. The aftermath of World War II.
D. A close friendships with famous clients.
2. Why did Givenchy leave Beauvais?
A. To work for Cristobal Balenciaga.
B. To set up his own fashion house.
C. To design clothes that flattered a woman\’s body.
D. To become one of the elite designers of Paris.
3. What were his clothes known for?
A. Being bold and loud.
B. Being simple and comfortable.
C. Being designed for famous clients.
D. Being towering and impeccable.
4. What did Givenchy create in 1961?
A. A most famous little black dress in history.
B. A unique style popular with his famous clients.
C. A towering and impeccable couture.
D. A flattering design for a woman\’s body.
5. What is the main idea of this passage?
A. Hubert de Givenchy\’s life and career.
B. Fashion in Paris after World War II.
C. The famous clients of Hubert de Givenchy.
D. Creating the most famous little black dress in history.
文章一讲的是法国著名服装设计师 Hubert de Givenchy 的生平和成就，以及他设计的衣服有什么特点，以及历史上最有名的那件小黑裙是由谁设计的。通过阅读文章，我们可以发现这是一篇传记类文章。
1. 答案为 B。Givenchy 的风格是以 Audrey Hepburn 和 Jackie Kennedy 为代表的简单、经典的风格。
2. 答案为 A。Givenchy 去了巴黎工作，是为了和 Cristobal Balenciaga 一起工作。
3. 答案为 B。Givenchy 的衣服因为简单、舒适、适合女性身体而出名。
4. 答案为 A。在 1961 年，Givenchy 设计了一款历史上最有名的小黑裙。
5. 答案为 A。这篇文章讲述的是 Hubert de Givenchy 的生平和成就。
Section B
Directions: There are 2 passages in this section. Each passage is followed by some questions or unfinished statements. For each of them there are four choices marked A, B, C and D. Choose the one that fits best according to the information given in the passage you have just 
read.
Passage Two
Questions 21 to 25 are based on the following passage.
Convenience is king in most people\’s lives, and that\’s especially true when they travel. When they\’re at home or in the office, they want to know they can ask Siri or Alexa for whatever information they need. Why should it be any different when they\’re traveling? Another newish tool has joined the fray（纷争）: the Facebook Messenger chatbot.
This month, Lyft announced it was partnering with Facebook for a feature that allows users of Messenger to hail a ride in-app（应用）. The move makes sense: Facebook Messenger already has 1.2 billion monthly active 
users; why not give them a way to transfer their conversations（聊天记录）to the platform that hails a ride?
Not to be upstaged, Uber has also jumped on the Messenger bandwagon（跟风）— last year, the company announced a partnership that allows for Messenger users to request（请求）an Uber straight from the chat box. This feature competes directly with Lyft, which integrated its ride-hailing service（叫车服务） Slack last year.
21. What is the main idea of this passage?
A. The newest travel tool.
B. Hailing a ride with Messenger.
C. Partnerships between companies.
D. Competing ride-hailing services.
22. What do people want to know when they are at home or in the office?
A. How to use Siri or Alexa.
B. How to travel conveniently.
C. How to transfer conversations.
D. How to hail a ride on Messenger.
23. What can Facebook Messenger users do now?
A. Hail a ride in-app.
B. Upstage their Uber drivers.
C. Chat with 1.2 billion people.
D. Compete directly with Lyft.
24. What did Uber announce last year?
A. A Messenger bandwagon.
B. A partnership with Facebook.
C. Integrating its ride-hailing service.
D. A new way to transfer conversations.
25. What does Lyft compete with in Slack?
A. Messengers.
B. Users.
C. Partnerships.
D. Ride-hailing services.
文章二讲的是出差时使用 Messenger 叫车的方便性和 Lyft 与 Uber 的竞争。通读文章，可以发现本文提供了一些互联网公司的消息。
21. 答案为 B。文章的主要意思是使用 Messenger 叫车。
22. 答案为 B。用户旅行时想了解如何方便旅行。
23. 答案为 A。这句话的意思是，Messenger 用户现在可以在应用中叫一辆车。
24. 答案为 C。本句话的意思是，Uber 去年宣布与 Messenger 合作，允许 Messenger 用户直接从聊天框中请求乘坐 Uber。
25. 答案为 D。本句话的意思是 Lyft 在去年推出了他竞争 Slack 上的叫车服务。
