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SECTIONⅠListeningComprehension

(25minutes)

全国英语等级考试

1~25略

第三级

SECTIONⅡUseofEnglish

PUBLICENGLISHTESTSYSTEM(PETS)

(15minutes)

LEVEL3

Directions:

Readthefollowingtext.ChoosethebestwordorphraseforeachnumberedblankandmarkA,B,

C,orDonANSWERSHEET1.

2009年9月笔试真卷Manypeoplewanttobecomefamous,butdon’tknowhow.HereI’dliketotellabouthow

tobecomeknownorgetclosertopeople.

Therearecertainqualitiesthatyouhavetorememberwhile26people,beitafriend,a

neighbouroranybody27you.Thefirstthingistoremembertheirnamesandbirthdaysand

笔试部分答题时间:95分钟never28themifyouwanttogetclosertothem,becausethisis29youstartgettingcloser

topeople.Youwillhavetoreduce30aboutyourselfandstartlisteningalot.Oneoftheim

portant31whichcanbeusedtogetclosertopeopleistolistentothem.32intoday’s

managementstudies,listeningisaverybasicnecessityin33suchasbusinessnegotiationsand

internationalexchanges.34peopletospeakaboutthemselvesandbe35interestedin

them.

Anotherqualityyouwillhaveto36istoappreciatepeoplebecauseeverybodyneedsap

preciation,butdonot37ittoofar.Ifyouareappreciating,letitbefromthe38ofyour

姓名准考证号heart.Everybodyhasgotsomegoodqualitiesorotherwhichcanbe39.Soappreciatethe

goodqualities.Seetoitthattheydon’tfeel40.

Alwaysremembertohaveasmile41yourfacewheneveryoumeetpeople,becausepeo

pledon’tlikecryingfaces.Developagood42ofhumour.Mostimportantofallistobe

43.Sobyalltheseyoumustknowthe44toreachpeople.Trythoseessentials45

youwillseepeoplegettingclosertoyou.

26.[A]treating[B]introducing[C]handling[D]greeting

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27.[A]around[B]beside[C]before[D]exceptText1

Today,inmanyhighschools,teachingisnowatechnicalmiracleofcomputerlabs,digital

28.[A]overlook[B]lose[C]forget[D]disturb

cameras,DVDplayersandlaptops.Teachersemailparents,postmessagesforstudentsononline

29.[A]when[B]what[C]where[D]why

bulletinboards,andtakeattendancewithaquickmovementofamouse.

30.[A]worrying[B]doubting[C]caring[D]boasting

Eventhoughwearenowlivinginthedigitalage,thebasicandmostimportantelementofed

31.[A]techniques[B]standards[C]resources[D]functionsucation—thehumanconnection—hasnotchanged.Moststudentsstillneedthatoneonone,teach

erstudentrelationshiptolearnandtosucceed.TeenagersneedinstructioninEnglish,mathorhis

32.[A]Even[B]Only[C]For[D]Though

tory,buttheyalsowantpersonaladviceandencouragement.Kidstalkwithmeabouttheirfami

33.[A]circumstances[B]consultations

lies,theirweekendplans,theirfavoriteTVshowsandtheirrelationshipproblems.InmyEnglish

[C]correspondences[D]communications

andjournalismclasses,wetalkaboutShakespeareandpersuasiveessays,butwealsodiscusscol

34.[A]Advise[B]Allow[C]Encourage[D]Enablelegebasketballandcareerchoices.Studentsshowmepicturesoftheirrebuiltcars,theirfamilyva

35.[A]obviously[B]naturally[C]genuinely[D]certainlycations,andtheirnewbornbabybrothers.Thispersonalconnectionisthevitallinkbetweenteacher

andstudentthatnoamountoftechnologycanimproveuponorreplace.

36.[A]adopt[B]develop[C]establish[D]improve

AfewyearsagoIhadastudentinsophomoreEnglishwhowasstrugglingwithmyclassand

37.[A]move[B]give[C]carry[D]bringwithschoolingeneral.Althoughhewasahumorousyoungmanwholikedtojokearound,Iknew

38.[A]bottom[B]core[C]essence[D]faithhisfamilylifewasfarfromideal.WheneverIapproachedhimaboutmissinghomeworkorlowtest

grades,healwayshadthesamereply:“Itdoesn’tmatterbecauseI’mquittingschoolanyway.”

39.[A]discovered[B]estimated[C]imagined[D]recognized

Eventhoughhealwayssaidthisinahalfteasingway,Iknewheneededtohearmyprotestsand

40.[A]disappointed[B]dissatisfied[C]embarrassed[D]excited

my“valueofahighschooleducation”lecture.HeneededtohearthisspeechfrommebecauseI

41.[A]across[B]in[C]on[D]overunderstoodhisfamilyproblemsandheknewthatIbelievedinhim.Afterheleftmyclass,he

struggledthroughthenexttwoyearsofschool.But,hedidfinallygraduatebecausewekepttelling

42.[A]sense[B]habit[C]concept[D]meaning

himtohanginthere.We’dcaredabouthimfinishingschool.

43.[A]selfconfident[B]selforiented[C]selfconscious[D]selfsatisfied

Studentsrelyoncompassionateteacherstoguide,totutor,tolisten,tolaughandtocrywith

44.[A]approaches[B]lines[C]directions[D]waysthem.Teachersprovidethemostimportantlinkintheeducationalprocess—thehumanone.

45.[A]and[B]for[C]or[D]then46.Thefirstparagraphmainlydiscusses.

[A]thevarietyofmodernteachingmethods

SECTIONⅢReadingComprehension

[B]theimportanceofteacherparentrelationships

(40minutes)[C]theimportanceofonlinecontactwithstudents

[D]thewideuseofmoderntechnologyineducation

PartA

Directions:47.Accordingtothetextthemostimportantelementineducationis.

Readthefollowingthreetexts.AnswerthequestionsoneachtextbychoosingA,B,CorD.Mark[A]personallink[B]goodinstruction

youranswersonANSWERSHEET1.[C]advancedtechnology[D]interestingdiscussion

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48.Accordingtothetextthewriteroftentalksinclassabout.I’mconcernedyoudeservetobecaught,”hesays.RichardEaton,presidentofWinWhatWhere,

[A]thearrangementofschoolparties[B]thefutureofstudents’jobchoicesrecognizesthatinaperfectworlduserswouldrevealthattheyhaveplacedmonitoringsoftwareona

[C]theorganizationofschoolsports[D]theplanningoffamilyvacationscomputer.ButWinWhatWhereInvestigatorhasafeaturethatallowsittobecompletelyhidden.

“Ourcustomersdemandedit,”hesays.

49.Inthethirdparagraphthewriterindicateshowhumanconnection.

[A]encouragesstudentshavingdifficulty[B]providesevidenceofgoodteaching51.FromthetextwelearnthatmostcompaniesintheU.S..

[C]affectstheuseofmoderntechnology[D]preventsstudentsfromquittingschool[A]forbidtheiremployeestogetonlineatwork

[B]respecttheonlineprivacyoftheiremployees

50.Thewriter’sattitudetowardthedirectteacherstudentrelationshipis.

[A]conservative[B]doubtful[C]positive[D]subjective[C]revealtheprivacyoftheiremployeespublicly

[D]monitortheonlineactivitiesoftheiremployees

Text2

52.Thefutureofspywareisthemostpromisingwhenitcomesto.

Companieshavethelegalrighttomonitoremployees’emailandinstantmessaging.Many

do,whethertheywarntheirworkersornot.LastmontytheUniversityofTennesseereleasedthe[A]standardizingindividualonlinepatterns

emailcorrespondencebetweenanadministratorandamarriedcollegepresidentinwhichthead[B]overseeingpersonalonlinebehaviors

ministratorwroteofherloveforhim,andofheruseofdrugsandalcoholtodealwithherunhappi[C]diversifyingpresentonlinepatterns

[D]regulatingvariousonlinebehaviors

ness.Employers,includingTheNewYorkTimesandDowChemical,havefiredworkersforsend

ingimproperemail.53.FormthetextweknowthatSpectorSoft’sSpector2.2works.

ButthefastestgrowingareaforInternetspyingisthehome.SpectorSoft,aleadingmanufac[A]creatively[B]precisely[C]secretly[D]quickly

turerofspyware,atfirstmarketeditsproductstoparentsandemployers.Salesjumpedenormous

54.WhatmightWinWhatWheredointhefuture?

ly,however,whenthecompanychangeditspitchtotargetromanticpartners.“Injustonedayof

[A]Purchasesmallsoftwarecompanies.

runningSpectoronmyhomePC,Iwasabletoidentifymyboyfriend’struepersonality,”ames

[B]Turnitsattentiontoathomenetusers.

sageonthecompany’swebsitedeclares.

[C]Followthekeystrokesofcomputerusers.

WhatcanyouexpectifsomeoneputsSpectorSoft’sSpector2.2onyourcomputer?Itwill

[D]Focusitsattentiononthebusinesscircles.

takehundredsofrecordsanhourofeverywebsiteandemailthatappearsonyourscreen,andstore

55.WinWhatWhereInvestigatorischaracterizedbyitsability.

themsothatsomeonewhoisspyingonyoucanreviewthemlater.Anewproduct,SpectorSoft’s

[A]tocoveritswholefunctioningup

eBlaster,willsendthespydetailedemailreportsupdatingyourcomputeractivitiesfrequently.

[B]tomonitorexactonlinebehaviors

Theseproductskeepthepeoplebeingspiedontotallyunaware.

[C]torevealitsexistenceonthecomputer

SpectorSofthassold35,000copiesofitsspyware,andithasonlyapieceofaflourishing

[D]togathereverypieceofonlineinformation

market.WinWhatWhere,anotherbigplayer,sellsprimarilytobusinesses,butwhatitcallsthe

“discontentedfamilymember”markethasbeenfindingWinWhatWhere.ManysmallercompaniesText3

havesitesthatsellrelativelycrude“keyloggers,”softwarethatrecordseverykeystroketypedonaThetechnologyoftheNorthAmericancoloniesdidnotdifferstrikinglyfromthatofEurope,

computer.butinonerespect,thecolonistsenjoyedagreatadvantage.EspeciallybycomparisonwithBritain,

Isn’tallthisspyingonlovedonesalittlecreepy?NottoSpectorSoftpresidentDougFowler.Americanshadawonderfullyplentifulsupplyofwood.

“Ifyou’reinacommittedrelationshipandyougetcaughtbecauseofevidenceonline,asfarasThefirstcolonistsdidnot,asmanypeopleimagine,findanentirecontinentcoveredbyacon

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tinuousforest.EvenalongtheAtlanticseaboard,theforestwasbrokenatmanypoints.Neverthe[C]Toillustratesomenegativeaspectsofsomeindustrialprocesses.

less,allsortsoffinetreesabounded,andthroughtheearlycolonialperiod,thosewhopushed[D]Tosuggestthatwoodwasnottheonlyimportantproductofthecolonies.

westwardencounterednewforests.Bytheendofthecolonialera,thepriceofwoodhadrisen

59.Whywastheuseofcokesmeltingadvantageousaccordingtothetext?

slightlyineasterncities,butwoodwasstillextremelyabundant.

[A]Itledtoadvancesintechnology.

Theavailabilityofwoodbroughtadvantagesthathaveseldombeenappreciated.Woodwasa

[B]Itstimulatedthedemandforwood.

foundationoftheeconomy.Housesandallmannerofbuildingsweremadeofwoodtoadegreeun

[C]Itwaslessexpensivethanwoodsmelting.

knowninBritain.Secondly,woodwasusedasafuelforheatingandcooking.Thirdly,itwas

[D]Itproducedastrongertypeofironthancharcoalsmelting.

usedasthesourceofimportantindustrialcompounds,suchaspotash,anindustrialalkali;char

60.Whatdoesthetextmainlydiscuss?

coal,acomponentofgunpowder,andtannicacid,usedfortanningleather.

[A]TherootsoftheIndustrialRevolution.

Thesupplyofwoodconferredadvantagesbuthadsomenegativeaspectsaswell.Ironatthat

[B]Theadvantagesofusingwoodinthecolonies.

timewasproducedbyheatingironorewithcharcoal.BecauseBritainwassostrippedoftrees,she

[C]Thedifferencebetweencharcoalironandcokeiron.

wasunabletoexploitherrichironmines.ButtheAmericancolonieshadbothironoreandwood;

[D]Theeffectsofanabundanceofwoodonthecolonies.

ironproductionwasencouragedandbecamesuccessful.However,whenBritaindevelopedcoke

smelting,thecoloniesdidnotfollowsuitbecausetheyhadplentyofwoodandbesides,charcoalPartB

ironwasstrongerthancokeiron.CokesmeltingledtotechnologicalinnovationsandwaslinkedtoDirections:

theemergenceoftheIndustrialRevolution.Intheearlynineteenthcentury,theformercoloniesReadthetextsfromamagazine’sLETTERSsectioninwhichfivepeoplewroteabouthealth.For

laggedbehindBritaininindustrialdevelopmentbecausetheirsupplyofwoodledthemtoclingtoquestions61to65,matchthenameofeachpersontooneofthestatements(AtoG)givenbelow.Mark

charcoaliron.youranswersonANSWERSHEET1.

LeeBeaty:

56.WhichofthefollowingisacommonassumptionabouttheforestsinNorthAmericaduring

Your“HealthForLife”articlesgiveexcellentadviceonsimplelifestylechangestoimprove

thecolonialperiod?

health.Wheneverpossible,Iridemybicycletowork.WhileIwasastudent,Ialsorodetoclass.

[A]Theireconomicvaluewaslittleknown.

Weneedtoeducatemotoristsaboutsharingtheroadwithcyclists,andcreatebikelanestoencour

[B]Theycontainedonlyafewtypesoftrees.

agemorepeopletogofrompointAtopointBwhilegettingsomeexercise,savingfuelandimpro

[C]Theycoveredalmosttheentirecontinent.

vingtheenvironment.

[D]TheyexistedonlyalongtheAtlanticseaboard.

RobertoAnson:

57.WhatcanbeinferredabouthousesinBritainduringtheperiodmentionedinthetext?

Youhadafascinatingexplorationinyour“HealthForLife”articles.Technologyoftenmakes

[A]TheyweremoreexpensivethanAmericanhouses.

usgiveupresponsibilityforourhealth.TheUnitedStateshasthebestmedicaltechnologybutune

[B]Theyweregenerallybuiltwithimportedmaterials.

qualaccesstocare.Thepointisthat,increasingly,onlythehealthyandwelloffcanaffordhealth

[C]Theywereusuallybuiltfrommaterialsotherthanwood.

care.Youradvicetoskiptheheartscanandspendthemoneyonahealthclubmembershipshifts

[D]TheyweretypicallysmallerthanhomesinNorthAmerica.

thefocusfromtechnologytoperson

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