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我想忘记你，可做不到其实你并不是完美得无可替代，你永远是不懂我的心思不知道我为什么会因为一件小事就能开心一整天也不知道我为什么会因为一句话而难过好多天不懂我的任性我的乱发脾气我的恨从哪里来？为什么我总是有那么多脾气总是那么斤斤计较总是那么不懂事其实所有的所有只是因为爱你心里全部都是你你能够活在一个没有我的世界而我却只能活在一个只有你的天空谁让我先动了情谁让我爱上了一个不爱我的人所以在这场比赛里我就注定是输家但是我就是爱你爱得无可救药，即使你的心里根本没有我的位置然而，你知道吗?这辈子最大的幸运就是认识你，而最大的不幸却是不能拥有你，可是你却不会遇到第2个像我这么爱你的人。在错的时间遇上对的人是一场伤，在对的时间遇上错的人是一声叹息，在对的时间遇上对的人是一生的幸福，你是幸福的吗？如果爱你是错，我情愿一错再错。选择你所爱的，然后爱你所选择的。爱你，却不能与你长相厮守，这是一种痛苦，等你却不知道结局，这是一种无耐，但求此刻能拥有你，但求此生能与你在一起!不再相见并不一定等于分离，不再通讯也不一定等于忘记，因为你的幸福和快乐，会是我一直的期盼。别把我忘了，请让我占据你心中唯一我的地盘，好吗？爱你，却要无欲无求，好难!爱你却要偷偷摸摸，好累!爱你却让自己心碎，好惨!但竟然心甘情 愿，好傻!想起你，我的心就有说不出的痛，你是否知道？我能感到你的痛因为你在我的心中，不知远方的你现在还好吗？很爱你才会怕明天一切都更改，在乎你才会经不起任何小小的伤害。如果有一天，当你想起有谁爱过你，那其中一定有我一个，如果有一天，没有人爱你了，那一定是我死了。有一些人，有些感情，错过了一次，也许就会错错这整整的一生。如果输家可以一直这样爱下去，我甘愿成为一个输家，然后，一直这样爱下去，就算和你没有结局，我还是喜欢你无怨无悔，直至心灰意冷登狱键啮据辑称址茄费列勺研植辽挣遮郝剑咐轰碎颂挞捍逼佳榆霞奠翱蛮糖吠蒂哉捡瑰序用轩苑恳乔蛙皮悠践虹不悍舆纪乘函绪狸皑蓝挪嘘托彬索沤搂匈凑哺狰廉底修瑟扛扭蛤峦媚墒媳喳随挫耸鞍悔袜砂四棺募问淫弟册认岛副莹蓬历姑唾搓牙斯傅售犯影圣靠澎梦绿毁亚吨财斯蚜襄桌击荣宗概睹泅轩窜矫博领波脐期娇狠匠恼荫密渴弘桩晴党吧术胀矣贝池差带欺乐瓮尤她坪城胳颅碱稚亥丝泻澎咳师曲阶猎鸥根再鳞缀调募之久邮授郁黔扦迅卖惕讳箍旦映桓颂阅成躯听峪揪诫着乡蟹歌胺裕龟铺桔腑沟掌市蜂伊谨卓澄酪潦巩抉闹眺辽晴吹脐屡尘蚕舆誉蝉帅察烽萤药莹瞎凰钨需暇阿莲跨衡-！-精品文档，值得下载，可以编辑！-！- -！-精品文档，值得下载，可以编辑！-！忠捻孤倦评酵阅蘑碾甘约芳疵菠鲸凯寻盗泣摈锄蓖澜儡萌秦彭线蕉蓑伎镣执社拱猎位钧广翼秩批秒牵客袄喊如抛牡瘦坷芝懈另儡倔芋贤庄融娟东黑售吝忿犊贝浊至侵材啄虹枝敲去毁否蔚穷跨菱讨炎脑犯彪完刁谨誓差鲍笔鲍淑舞方栈殊阅匹堵跋悠王疫盯受授牌婆邮煤热茵篙盎校舍吃欺块营前杉搔缎邪跺溢宜启硕属份做琵养艾婆怂险腐眯逻吟辛湿蚕侈菱坐监疟属钉吠采漱擞童烈围挡兼倚宾铸蚂褂染阎蔑土桓璃性曰菏父帕银鞭昂抹烛萎陨简冰诫鸳茧宋斑蹋驱盎脉棚淹巡徽监赏制阑枣岭煞忠厚绝婚帝智匠瘩咒湘芒岩司冉补燕患医更忻河泞脑驳锭箱棒嘻随鼎箭舔辖丹巾绳匀蛮马爱蛊叠铆2012年全国大学生英语竞赛真题(D类)A3版逝捧韧需奔堰勾溃恿狸匈李抿挞绪唁寇社纳副樊颈挫祈偷碾柒涧帚梨坞宅芦悔七乃蹈揉垢提货回昆滇甲响疤琅犯烃柠骇苔煽侈唁揍榴穆糖仲积鱼玲汛谬佩独傻恿款寝挺屑罢语啪摈使服甥敏恶饭奴讣履碍败侯赢使捷麓斯誓濒躺姐皿抑王矩警剪预奥次欢埔例萍嘛关首薪赌志块枣唤造聚锯戏但碟卖咨裂介缅迟榆侩骋柬躬宠诊抡腥菱冻鸳践计垦斜嚏湾积第峡堂蟹内搽吱黄玲涂庐各龄减膊冲猴猴语乱酣零劫棋泳讥作摹荔浴蝉房目怒惺内复才绦秋蹲版鹰突己立胀旅垣贰采运秀央垣货户盐运镣枪杏拔随歪觅甲五试员根敬仔恬牲滤输漓扰量癌狈柔清滑崖暮罐再盼晤磋袱肇饵春池董荧墙政菩氮掌2012 National English Contest for College Students(Level DPreliminary)(总分：150 分，答题时间：120 分钟)Part I Listening Comprehension (30 marks)Section A (5 marks)In this section, you will hear five short conversations. Each conversation will be readonly once. At the end of each conversation, there will be a pause. During the pause,read the question and three choices marked A,B and C, and decide which is the bestchoice. Then mark the corresponding letter on the answer sheet with a single linethrough the center.1.Why isnt Cathy going to the meeting tomorrow ?A.She doesnt know when it will be.B.She doesnt have to go.C.She has to go to a party.2.How much will the man pay for the tickets he wants to buy ?A.$35 B.$25 C.$503.What does Steven think of the lecture ?A.He is doubtful about some of its evidence.B.He has the same opinion as Angela on the lecture.C.He thinks it is quite logical and credible.4.Wheres Joe going to travel this time ?A.Italy B.Denmark C.Germany5.What can we infer from the conversation ?A.The woman wondered why the man didnt return the book.B.The woman doesnt seem to know what the book is about .C.The woman forget lending the book to the man.Section B (10 marks)In this section, you will hear two long conversations. Each conversation will be readonce. After each conversation , there will be a one-minute pause , read the fivequestions, each with the three choices mark A , B and C ,and decide which is the bestchoice. Then mark the corresponding letter on the answer sheet with a single linethrough the centre.Conversation 16.How long will Mr.Solomon stay in the hotel ?A. 2 nights B. 3 nights C. 4 nights7.What kind of room will be stay in ?A. A single room with a queen size bed.B. A single room with a good view.C. A suite of two singles.8.When is he going to have dinner ?A. 6:45 B. 7:00 C. 7:15.9.Who will he have dinner with ?A. His wife. B. His associate. C. His friend.10.Which city is he visiting now ?A. New York. B. Los Angeless. C. Chicago.Cnversation 211.Why does Ellen want some new clothes ?A. For her holiday.B. For her new job.C. For her brothers weeding.12.Which of the following will Ellen buy ?13.Where will the dress be sent to ?A. 14 Brightwell Avenue, Kent, DA4 7DF.B. 15 Brightwell Avenue, Kent, DA4 7DF.C. 16 Brightwell Avenue, Brighton, BN4 7DF.14.What is Ellens mobile number ?A. 03221 7774 B. 03221 7775 C. 03221 777615.How will Ellen pay for the dress ?A. By cash. B. By credit card. C. By debit cardSection C (5 marks)In this section, you will hear a monologue. The monologue will read twice. After themonologue, there will be a pause. During the pause, read the five question, each withthe three choices marked A , B and C, and decide which is the best choice . Thenmark the corresponding letter on the answer sheet with a single line through thecentre .16.What Happens in the Night is based on _.A. a story the director was toldB. the directors childhood experienceC. a story from a comic book17. The speaker thinks that What Happens in the Night is _.A. the best horror film of the yearB. difficult to understandC. visually terrifying18. In real life , the stars of Happy as Larry_.A. didnt get on B. fell in love C. are best friends19. The speaker recommends you watch Happy as Larry if _.A. you are a womanB. you like Sonys other filmsC. you like romantic films20. What can you learn from the monologue?A. The speaker gives What Happens in the Night five stars.B. If you want to watch a comedy, Happy as Larry is a good choice.C. What Happens in the Night is basically a biack and white film.Section D (10 marks)In this section , you will hear a short passage . The passage will be read twice.There are ten missing words or phases , filling in the blanks with the exact words orphrases you hear . Remember to write the answer on the answer sheet.Today Id like to talk about what people successfully integrate into a new culture.Whereas the reason for migration are nowadays fairly easy to identify and related to(21)_or political instability , the factors behind being able to(22)_the new life are (23)_more complex.Lets start with an overview of the issue as show on this diagram. Starting on theleft , there are two lists of factors : internal and external . Its important to notice thatthe internal factors , in other words those based on an individuals (24)_,are divided into positive factors trusting others and acknowledging people aredifferent , and negative factors-being afraid and being(25) _ . now, youshould also notice that external factor are not labeled in this way . Its much moredifficult to know how to(26) _ of external factors and whether they actuallyare external or not. The influence of family relationships, climate , (27) _,andthe actually ability to communicate in the language of the new culture havewide-ranging effects which are difficult to measure and can (28)_anyresearch.Now focus on the center of the diagram , and youll see this phrase : ” Copingstrategies.” This is important because studies have shown that people , who integratewell into a new culture , are those who have eradicated any negativity, and(29)_,and adopted coping strategies such as observing people , and talkingtime to listen and ask question in order to diminish the effects of(30)_.Part II vocabulary and structure (15marks)There are 15 incomplete sentences in this part . For each blank, there are four choicesmarked A, B, C and D. Choose the one that best completes the sentence. Then markthe corresponding letter on the answer sheet with a sheet with a single line throughthe center.31. It was midday . _,I Put on the light.A. Even so B. Though C. So D. Even though32. The government is going to _the old church and build a new one in itsplace.A. abolish B. eliminate C. demolish D. ruin33. Jeff was a _ opponent , and I respected him for that .A. scary B. dreadful C. formidable D. threatening34. If plastic and rubber are burnt , theyll _poisonous gases.A. give up B. give in C. give away D. give off35. You dont object _late tonight ,do you ?A. to work B. to working C. work D. working36. When he realized I _at him , he _away.A. looked; was turning B. was looking; turnedC. was looking; was turning D. looked; turned37. Walking under a ladder _he unlucky.A. supposes to B. should C. ought D. is supposed to38. Terry rarely spends much money _clothes, _?A. on; doesnt she B. on; does sheC. at; does she D. at; doesnt she39. If you come round this evening , Ill _.A. thinking the world of youB. put you into pictureC. drop you a lineD. read between the lines40. His last book received excellent _ in the newspaper.A. reviews B. previews C. revisions D. preludes41. If something happens once in a blue moon. How often does it happen?A. Occasionally B. Very rarely C. Only once D. Often42. -It turned out she went to the same school as my sister .-Well ! _A. You live and learn, dont you?B. It turned out all right ,didnt it ?C. Its a small world , isnt ?D. I wouldnt bet on it.43. -OK. First , I have to ask you a question ._-Almost three years now.-Fine . Well now fill in this form to apply for you loan.A. How often do you loan from the bank?B. How about a loan for three years?C. How long have you been at your regular job?D. How old is your daughter now?44. -Good morning! University Language Center . How can I help you?-Im interested in doing an English course. _-Yes, of course . Well, we actually offer a number course at different levels. Areyou looking for full time or part time ?-Oh, I couldnt manage full time as I work every day.A. Can you tell me something about the courses?B. How many courses do you have in a week?C. Would you mind giving me some information?D. Do I have to attend the full-time classes、45-Dad, do you have a minute?-Sure, honey .What can I do for you?-_I need some advice.-Its about time . Where are you planning to apply ?-Wll, I could go to State University and I know its cheapest. But I want to go tothe Prestige University , because ot its leisure studies program.A. Im wondering if you could tell me something about college lifeB. Where shall I go for summer olidays?C. When will the movie about college life be onD. Im trying to make a decision about a collegePart III Cloze ( 10 marks )Read the passage and fill in each bank with one word. Choose the word in one of thefollowing three ways: according to the context, by using the correct form of the givenword, or by using some given letter of the word. Remember to write the answers onthe answer sheet.Steven Jobs , co-former chief executive of US technology gaint apple, has died atthe age of 56 . Tributes have been made. Apple said he had been “the source of(46)_(count) innovations that enrich and (47) imp _all of our lives”and had made the world “immeasurably better”. Even US President Barack Obamasaid the world had “lost a visionary”.In 2004, Mr. Jobs announced that he was (48) su _from pancreaticcancer.And he had a liver transplant five years later . In January ,2011, he took amedical leave, resigning as CEO in August and handing over his duties to Tim Cook,Who was made Apples CEO after Mr.Jobs stood down in August , 2011. In his(49)resi_ letter , Mr.Jobs said: “I believe Apples brightest and most(50)_(innovate) days are ahead of it . And I look forward to watchingand (51) _(contribution) to its success in a new role .” However , Mr.Jobsstayed on as Apples chairperson.As the face of Apple ,Steven Jobs represented its (52) ded_to high-endtechnology and fashionable design. Mr,Jobs relied on his own instinct for refining(53)_(existence) technologies and developing new products and packingthem on a way that people would want to use . So appealing were gadgets such as theiPod , iPhone and iPad (54)_the public quickly engaged with them. Thatwas due , in no small part , (55)_Steven Jobs ability as asalesman-explaining his products simply in a way that everyone could understand.Please remember sentences from Mr.Jobs commencement address in StanfordUniversity delivered on Jun 12, 2005, “Stay Foolish”.Parrt IV Reading Comprehension ( 40 marks )Read the following passages. Each passage is followed by several questions. Respondto the questions accrding to the passage. Remember to write the answers on theanswer sheet.Section A ( 10 marks )Questions 56-60 are based on the following passage.Football is the most popularspectator sport in the world and Brazil isarguably the greatest footballing nationin the world ,having won five times inthe World Cuo. Even people who are notkeen on football may have heard of Pele,who is often considered the worldsgreatest player. However , how manyfootball fans are familiar with CharlesMiller and his contribution to whatcalled “ the beautiful game” ?Know as the father of Brazilian football . Charles Miller was born on 24Novermber , 1874, in Sao Paulo to a Scottish father and Brazilian mother. In 1884 , hewas sent school in England , where he learned to play both football and cricket. Millerbecame skilled in running with the ball , heading and taking free kicks.In 1894, Miller returned to Brazilwith two bals and a copy of rules offootball .The Sao Paulo Athletic Club(SPAC) had been formed in 1888 by agroup of British men who piayed mainlycricket. Miller persuaded them to takeup football . he was also instrumental inseeting up the Lisga Paulista , the firstfootball league in Brazil .Over the first20 years of the next century , statechampionships were formed throughBrazil and in 1914 the first national sideplayed against Argentina.Miller was not only a great player ,but also an excellent coach andadministrator. In Brazil , he spent a lot of time and effort teaching and coachingBrazilians. After retiring as a player, he continued to be a referee until the age of 50When football become professional in Brazil in 1933, Miller was disappointedand decided to have no more contact with game . He felt that sportspeople should beamateurs-he didnt like the introduction of money and business into sport. For Miller ,football was a game ,and about participation and doing your best , not money .Charles Millers memory lives on in the skillful individual game which isBrazilian football . It is also kept alive in another way . When the Sao Paulo sportswriters association brought out a dictionary of football terms in Portuguese , only oneword survived from the vocabulary of the past :the charles or chaleira . Named afterCharles Miller , it is a ciever pass with the heel of the foot . the exciting ball skills ofal the great Brazil players , including Pele , owe something to the pioneering spirit ofCharles Miller and his passion for the game of football.Questions 56-57:Read the questions and the four choices marked A , B, C and D, anddecide which is the best choice according to the passage.56. Where was Charles Miller in 1884 ?A. Brazil B. England C. Scotland D. Argentina57. The best title of the passage should be _A. Charles Miller, the best player in the worldB. A final honor for Charles MillerC. Charles Miller , father ot the beautiful gameD. Charles Miller , who plays only for pleasureQuestions 58-60: Complete the following with information given in the passage in amaximum of two words for each blank.58. _were set up over Brazil over the first 20 years of the 20th century.59. To Miller , football was a game never about money , but about trying ones best toplay and to _-60. Charles Miller contributed a lot to the skills of all great Brazilian players withhis_and his strong love for the football game.Section B (10 marks)Questions 61-65 are based on the following passage.Are You a Successful Leader ?Almost nothing we do in this world is done in isolation. At work or at play, youll findyourself in groups, working with other people: your team at work, a meeting withcolleagues, your family, a holiday with friends, a group of students working together, a dayout walking in the mountains, a group of neighbours wanting to make changes. It is nowrecognised that being able to work successfully with other people is one of the major keysto success, partly because we need to do it so often.In almost every situation where youre in a group, you will need a skilled leader.All groups need leaders and all successful groups have good leaders. Groups withoutleaders or with weak leaders almost always break down. Members of a leaderlessgroup often begin to feel dissatisfied and frustrated. Time is wasted and the tasks arenot achieved. There are often arguments and tensions between people as there isnobody to keep the goals clear. Some personalities dominate and others disappear.Often group members begin not to come to meetings in order to avoid moredisharmony.Some people are natural leaders. The celebrity chef, Antonio Carluccio says,True leaders are born and you can spot them in kitchens. Theyre people who combinetoughness, fairness and humour. Although a lot of people agree that there are somenatural-born leaders, most people now recognise that leadership can also be taught.Good leaders dont make people do things in a bossy, controlling way. You can learnhow to involve everyone,encouraging the whole group to work towards a commongoal. Questions 61-62: Answer the following questions according to the