2014太奇模考试卷-答案-1模(详解).pdf

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6aa 2 1 a 4 35 5 6aa 1 5 246 aaa 3 5 330 2 1 1a 3 3a 5 5a 531 aaa 1 a 1 a 3 35 2 1aa 1 1 a 4 35 2 1aa 1 1 a 5 35 2 1aa 1 1 a 5 35 4 1 2 3aa 3 1 a 6 35 2 1aa 1 1 a 6 35 4 1 2 3aa 3 1 a 6 35 5 1 2 3 4aa 4 14 246 aaa 3 14 384 24 B 2 222 4 1 C pp 3 33 4 1 C pp 2 3 22233 44 1 1 C ppC pp 0 61p 25 B 1 10 3 7637 109840 p 2 9 2 7621 9876 p MBA 5 38 MBA 26 E E 27 B 28 B B 29 D 30 A 46 A 31 C 32 C X Y X 130 Y 70 X Y 90 Y 2X 33 C X 34 A B C 35 B MBA 6 38 MBA B 36 D D D 37 C C 38 E C E 39 D D 40 B B 41 B B 42 B B 43 B 44 B A B B C A C B 45 C C MBA 7 38 MBA 46 A A 47 C C 48 A A A 49 C 50 B B 51 A 52 C C 53 E H H G G W W 54 D J S D S D 55 A G G H H J M J S MBA 8 38 MBA 56 90 PE PE PE PE PE PE PE PE LP LP LP PE PE PE PE PE PE 568 57 MBA 9 38 MBA 1 A influence A influence B consequence C outcome D reason 2 C proportion A portion a portion of B correlation e g correlation between A and B correlation of A with B C proportion a proportion of D approximation 3 D of a high proportion of of those of very young people A rather B who C for D of a proportion of 4 B if If A when B if C unless D otherwise 5 A evenly A evenly spread B oddly C smoothly D decently 6 D from A with B to C up D from grow from natural increase 7 B exceed A sustain B exceed C overwhelm D overthrow 8 A decline A decline B refuse C reject D incline 9 D which A this B that C it D which 10 C from A to B into C from retire from D out MBA 10 38 MBA 11 D insufficient A excessive B unlimited C adequate D insufficient 12 C decline A climb B scatter C decline D focus 13 D either A neither nor B none C both and D either or 14 B without A with B without without a corresponding C upon D after 15 A reasonable A reasonable a reasonable level of social services B sensible C predictable D workable 16 B aged the adj A aging n B aged adj the aged C retiring adj D young adj 17 A for A care for B care about C care of D care after A 18 B available A feasible B available the available workforce C practicable D tractable 19 D relative A associative B connective C comparative D relative be relative to 20 C tax A load B impose on C tax D execute MBA 11 38 MBA Part A Text 1 21 B Roman senator Our opium is our children B 22 C A There is the way that older people are expected to give far more to voluntary organizations B We assume that the over 65s will take on almost the entire burden of supporting political parties for which the young occasionally vote and of maintaining the churches in which the young like to marry C over 65s will take on almost the entire burden of supporting political parties homes of the elderly shoulder the greatest burden of voting D We accept too easily that the young should not be called upon to carry the burden of sustaining communities because their lives are too busy 23 D A solely B Children must sense that nothing an adult does is more important than their own desires adults are more interested in children s desires C All political questions seem to come down to the interests of the next generation politicians should debate on the likes of children D Ours is a culture not of ancestor worship but of descendant worship D 24 A Our obligation cannot be uniquely to the young and those yet to be born It is also to the living and to the dead A 25 B our opium is our children B MBA 12 38 MBA opium pi m n Viking va k hook h k vt vi adventure d vent r n civilization s v la ze n n fulfillment f l f lm nt n descendent d send nt n dismay d s me n unemployment n m pl m nt n pensioner pen n r n disturbing d st b adj expect k spekt vt voluntary v l ntr adj assume sju m vt worship w p n self defeating selfdi adj infinite nf n t adj regression r gre n n daunt d nt vt emulate emj le t vt obligation bl e n n Text 2 26 C Amsterdam in 17thcentury A Amsterdam was an important haven for religious dissidents B it was also the publishing center for the racy philosophical tracts that were too hot to be printed in France or England C the city s fortunes were born of its embrace of international trade and of financial innovation domestic trade D the world s first stock and options markets 27 B city planners have shifted from a socialist vision of liberalism to a yuppified one rooting out squatters and shrinking the MBA 13 38 MBA red light district while courting multinational corporations with favorable tax conditions while while court root out shrink B 28 A Russel Shorto s Amsterdam traces the evolution of the Enlightenment in a city that was one of its birthplaces and analyses how Amsterdam has been wrestling with its ideas ever since Russel 29 D Mr Israel Jonathan Israel whose influential three volume rethinking of the Enlightenment new thought rethinking D 30 C if the book has a weakness it is that Mr Shorto often overstates his case exaggerate overstate C Amsterdam mst d m n haven he vn n dissident d s d nt n racy re s adj tract tr kt n innovation n ve n n joint stock d int st k adj marijuana m r w n n prostitution pr st tu n tju n heritage her t d n Islamist zl m st n fanatic f n t k n controversial k ntr v l adj Muslim m zl m adj n yuppified squatter skw t r n MBA 14 38 MBA court k t vt enlightenment n la tnm nt n wrestle resl vt second Wechat can be used for voicing group chatting which sums up to 21 34 third it can transmit voice and text messages for free which accounts for 34 05 fourth the percentage of being used for video call is 29 31 fifth the trend out of curiosity measures 47 41 by contrast Wechat is being used by friends and classmates which sums up for 71 34 There are many factors contributing to the above mentioned phenomenon but in general they may come down to two major ones To begin with Wechat is famous for its free voice transmission which can help people save telephone charge What s more Wechat becomes a fashionable way for communication among the young As we all know people like following suit nowadays To conclude Wechat becomes more and more popular and it will win larger amount of users Given the factors I believe that Wechat will widespread among all the age stages from the young to the old MBA 20 38 MBA B1 1 D 1 1xy 2axby 2axby 2 2 ab ab 2 0ab 2 A 2 1 2 yx 2 1 2 1 2 yx 3 E o 60ABD D BC BD 100 ABD 100 60 100 o ADB AD o 120ADC ADC 0 30DAC BAC 222 100 3ABACBCAC AC 100 3m 4 D x 1 100 2xx 20 5xx 5 B ABC ADE 2 30 3 ABC S 2 10 3 ADE S 22 800 3010 33 cm 2 6 C 3 4 5 3 3 3 1 636 P 7 D 3 4 3 2 2 3144 2 4 6C 3 4 24P MBA 21 38 MBA 24 6144 8 B x y A 1 B 5 1 25 4 15059 6053 4 5 243024 1 203020 yx yx yxx yyx 15x 15 9 D x x 8382537852 2222 yxmxyxxxmx 4m 4m 44161644452 222 mmmmmm 10 A PNDM DNx NPy PNDM 24S xyx 4 4CNx EMy NPBCBF CNAF 31 42 y x 1 5 2 yx 2 1 524 2 S xyxxx 5x 5x x 24x 2 x 4 24x x 4 S 2 1 45 412 2 S 11 D 222 BCACAB 22 12 25xx 2 1212 225xxxx 12 12 21 41 xxm xxm 2 340mm 4m 1m 12 A 4107 2aaa 471077 17 317 3 aaaaa 451499 11777aaaaa nm aanm d 1 52 33 ad 18k MBA 22 38 MBA 13 D 2 1 42 1 1 2 1 n n Sn an Sn 2 2 1ad n an 14 B 22 410 xyx 2 0 3 y k x ykx 2 0 ykx 2 20 3 1 k k 2 3k max 3k 15 B m 1 61 122 112 23432 63 2 2 90 16 C C C C A 906540m n 1 61 122 1122 46542 4 22 22 45 24 C C C C A A 1 45241080n 2 61 1 13 1113 46543 4 2 3 20 24 C C C C A 2 2024480n 10804801560n 5409 156026 m P n 16 A 1 12345 2131415161axxxxx 1a 2 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6 60 601ak 61 1 2 3253axy x y x ym 3253ymy 1 33253myy 1 8ya 2 17 D 1 222 0 xyyzzx MBA 23 38 MBA 2 18 E 28820fab 216ab 1 2 E 19 A 2 232f xxxk 1 1 152 11 2fk fk 15 521 20 22 kkk 1 2 20 C 12345 2358 1 2 1235 aaaaa 12 n a 21 B x y 151515515 10 xyxyxy 15 54100 xy xy 40 25 x y 22 1 4 22 22 22 46 111 61590 CC CC 2 4 22 22 22 45 111 61060 CC CC 23 C 1 2 9 1 10 240 280 48PP AP B C 24 D 1 12012lmxyymx 2 2 2 34 34250 2525 mmm lmmxmymyx mm 12 kk 12 bb 2 34 1 25 mm m m 1m 25 D 1 1 3 2 PQ 2 0 0 3m 2 AB 5 3 MBA 24 38 MBA 3 26 C 27 E 28 B B 29 C 30 A A 31 B 1 20 2 1 2 B 32 A A 33 B 34 D MBA 25 38 MBA 35 C C 36 C A B B C A C C 37 B 38 E 3 4 3 4 39 A 2 MBA 26 38 MBA 40 D D D 41 B 1 P 4 P S S 3 R S R A C D B 42 E 1 4 3 E 43 D 71 D 2010 66 44 C C 45 C 10 46 E 1 2 E 47 D D 48 E MBA 27 38 MBA 49 E 50 E E B 51 D 3 D 52 C 53 E H E H 4 K H K H E J G F I 54 D E K G E G J E K J F 55 C K H E F I I G J MBA 28 38 MBA 56 Windows 590 57 MBA 29 38 MBA 1 A sitting A fashionable young woman a Perspex cabinet A 2 C at stare at 2000 Celine 3 B convince tell convince convince sb of sth B wish urge 4 A Meanwhile A Thus For instance To be true 5 D to to hand over 6 B who B 7 A as if for the reason that in the knowledge that while A 8 B head MBA 30 38 MBA hand head nose mouth head 9 C respect compromising contempt respect curiosity C 10 D high spending high attacking high cost high spiriting high spending D 11 C surprisingly amazingly staggeringly surprisingly astoundingly C 12 C splash produce spend splash give splash splash the cash C 13 A reason reason necessity passion interest A 14 B when It s the time B 15 D are MBA 31 38 MBA D 16 D which 30 which D 17 B expensive eye catching expensive cheap soul touching 30 B 18 C No wonder Unfortunately In the final analysis No wonder Compared with it C 19 D amounts money D 20 A according to according to from judging by as a result of 8 A Part A Text 1 21 B The majority of successful to implement the decision MBA 32 38 MBA A C D B 22 A In general however excuse for capriciousness A A B C D 23 C Finally manager can rapidly a plausible solution rapidly C C 24 D D in tune A in harmony B in a nutshell C in the long run 25 C Given the great about an issue C clarifying adj vt clarify kl rifai assess v ses formulate v f mj le t tactical adj t ktik l maneuver n m n v intuition n intu i n ambiguity adj mbi ju ti inconsistency n ink n sist nsi novelty n n v lti capriciousness n k pri snis capricious adj k pri s painstaking adj n synthesize v s saiz bypass baip s v n MBA 33 38 MBA plausible adj pl z bl inextricably adv inik strik bli instigate v inst get Text2 26 A 10 12 Apple Inc iPad sidestep A bypass 27 C ABD C 28 D She said laptop of the product D 29 B Skeptics Researchers a study by Texas Center for Education Research B objective 30 D D Every Coin Has Two Sides embrace m bre s vt vi n tablet t bl t n glitch gl t n snafu sn fu adj vt n sidestep sa dstep vt vi n hastily he st l adv curriculum k r kj l m n unto nt prep to MBA 34 38 MBA fitful f tf l adj advisory d va z r adj n institute nst tju t vt n punctuation p e n n glitziness litzinis n glitzy skeptic sk pt k n forethought f t n adj inconclusive nk n klu s v adj Text 3 31 B American humor and American popular heroes were born together BAmerican popular heroes were characteristically comic B 32 D The heroic themes are obvious enough and not much different from those in the legends of other times and places Achilles Beowulf Siegfried Roland and King Arthur D show their similar heroic nature with the American heroes 33 A Daviy Crockett Davy Crockett conquered man and beast with a swaggering nonchalance hero clown A 34 B Crockett s most famous natural exploit was saving the earth on the coldest day in history BRescuing all living things on the earth 35 C C American life was open to adventure and full of the unexpected antics nt ks n heroic h r k adj n MBA 35 38 MBA comic k m k adj n proportion pr p n n vt precocious pr k s adj combat k mb t vt vi n adj antagonist n t g n st n boast b st vt vi n swaggering sw adj vt vi nonchalance n n l ns n rattlesnake r t lsne k n prowess pra s n peculiarly p kju l l adv ungoverned n g v nd adj fluid flu d adj n Text 4 36 A B C D A 37 B A C D B 38 C Gossiping reflects downside and lack of safety C 39 A B C D MBA 36 38 MBA A 40 D A tinge t n d n vt misconception m sk n sep n n vacation v ke n n vi resentful r zentf l adj blow by blow bl ubai bl u adj eternal t n l adj pessimism pes m z m n trustworthy tr s t w adj indulge n d ld vt vi instinct nst n adj trash tr n vt welfare welfe n adj harsh h adj Part B 41 B Factors Contribute to the Abundant Energy Supply Energy suppliers have easily met capacity requirements in recent years owing to the economic downturn and the availability of cheap coal B 42 D Vague Factors Make Investors Hesitate D 43 F Price for Conventional Energy also Need Fixing F F MBA 37 38 MBA 44 G What to Do for the Government to Bring Investors in G C 45 A An Adverse Start A prediction pr d k n n blackout bl ka t n predict pr d kt vt vi imminent m n nt adj glut gl t vt vi n deter d t vt mothball m l n vt adj shortfall tf l n pledge pled n vt intermittent nt m t nt adj distort d st t vt vi chancellor t ns l n exchequer ks t ek n subside s b sa d vi unveil n ve l vt vi stump st mp n vt vi infrastructure nfr str kt n auspicious sp s adj enticingly en raft r ft n vt vi whittle w t l vt vi n 32 23 19 11 500 MBA 38 38 MBA 100 3 Dear manager It is my great honor to receive your letter for offering me a job in your company And now I am writing to extend my heartfelt appreciation to you Your generous welcome makes m