四级考前模考试卷参考答案.doc

四级考前模考试卷（一）参考答案Part I Writing范文略Part II Reading Comprehension (Skimming and Scanning)1. B) 2. D) 3. A) 4. B) 5. C) 6. D) 7. A8. abilities 9. give it regular workouts 10. more activePart II Listening Comprehension (Skimming and Scanning)Section A11. B) 12. A) 13. C) 14. D) 15. A) 16. A) 17. B) 18. D)Now you will hear the two long conversations.Conversation One19. A) 20. B) 21. C) 22. A)Conversation Two23. B) 24. C) 25. C)Section BPassage One26. B) 27. A) 28. D) 29. A)Passage Two30. B) 31. C) 32. D) Passage Three33. D) 34. B) 35. A) Section C36. common 37. understanding 38. value 39. traditionally40. additional 41. Modern 42. purpose 43. similar44. Usually each group was studying the same thing, so the word “college” came to mean one area of study45. They were seen as different from subjects that were considered more useful in everyday life46. The first American universities divided their studies into many areas and called each one a collegePart IV Reading Comprehension (Reading in Depth) Section A47. F) 48. N) 49. M) 50. A) 51. D) 52. O) 53. K) 54. B) 55. J) 56. C)Section BPassage One57. D) 58. C) 59. A) 60. B) 61. C)Passage Two62. D) 63. C) 64. B) 65. A) 66. B)Part V Cloze67. D) 68. A) 69. B) 70. C) 71. C) 72. A) 73. B) 74. D) 75. B) 76. A)77. C) 78. D) 79. D) 80. A) 81. B) 82. C) 83. B) 84. A) 85. D) 86. C)Part VI Translation87. shouldnt have driven so fast88. were denied admission/access89. completely lost to the outside world 90. have free access to the swimming pool 91. The destruction was so serious四级考前模考试卷（二）参考答案Part I Writing范文略Part II Reading Comprehension (Skimming and Scanning)1. B) 2. D) 3. A) 4. C) 5. C) 6. D) 7. B) 8. sacrificed 9. fluent 10. a private schoolPart III Listening Comprehension Section A11. C)12. C) 13. A) 14. B) 15. B) 16. D) 17. C) 18. A) Conversation One19. D) 20. A) 21. C) 22. A) Conversation Two23. B) 24. A) 25. C) Section BPassage One26. A) 27. D) 28. B) Passage Two29. D) 30. D) 31. C) 32. B) Passage Three33. D) 34. A) 35. C)Section C36. undergone37. considerations38. rare39. divorce40. asset41. financial42. fast-paced43. viewing44. the family is dead except for the first year or two of child raising45. the members will have more leisure time to spend with each other and will derive considerable enjoyment from family type activities46. they argue that the family is experimenting with a number of novel types and formsPart IV Reading Comprehension (Reading in Depth) Section A47. K) 48. B) 49. N) 50. F) 51. E) 52. M) 53. G) 54. A) 55. C) 56. H)Section BPassage One57. A) 58. D) 59. D) 60. C) 61. B) Passage One62. C) 63. A) 64. B) 65. D) 66. C) Part V Cloze67. C) 68. A) 69. D) 70. A) 71. B) 72. C) 73. B) 74. B) 75. C) 76. A) 77. C) 78. B) 79. D) 80. C) 81. D) 82. B) 83. B) 84. D) 85. C) 86. A)Part VI Translation87. had been to her house several times88. There is no solid evidence / No solid evidence shows89. for being unable to tell us90. but to find a more favorable climate91. raising a disabled child / a child with a disability四级考前模考试卷（三）参考答案Part I Writing范文略Part II Reading Comprehension (Skimming and Scanning)1. C) 2. A) 3. B) 4. D) 5. C) 6. D) 7. B) 8. apparent 9. educational cartoons 10. bad eating habitsPart II Listening Comprehension (Skimming and Scanning)Section A11. D) 12. C) 13. A) 14. A) 15. B) 16. A) 17. C) 18. D)Now you will hear the two long conversations.Conversation One19. B) 20. A) 21. A) 22. B) Conversation Two23. B) 24. A) 25. D) Section BPassage One26. B) 27. D) 28. C) Passage Two29. D) 30. A) 31. B) Passage Three32. B) 33. C) 34. C) 35. B)Section C36. various 37. walks 38. equal 39. promotion40. fortnightly 41. unfeasible 42. choice 43. unknown44. Though the primary object of these meetings is different, through cooking, fellowship and understanding are enhanced45. Millions change hands in commercial transactions yearly as a result of a fine lunch or a fine dinner46. No great event in history ever happened without its being previously planned or determined at a feastPart IV Reading Comprehension (Reading in Depth) Section A47. C) 48. J) 49. A) 50. M) 51. D) 52. E) 53. F) 54. G) 55. K) 56. H) Section BPassage One57. C) 58. A) 59. D) 60. B) 61. D)Passage Two62. C) 63. D) 64. A) 65. B) 66. B)Part V Cloze67. B) 68. D) 69. C) 70. A) 71. C) 72. A) 73. D) 74. C) 75. B) 76. A)77. A) 78. C) 79.