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1、姓名：_ 班级：_ 学号：_-密-封 -线- 综合类.填空集考试卷模拟考试题考试时间：120分钟 考试总分：100分题号一二三四五总分分数遵守考场纪律，维护知识尊严，杜绝违纪行为，确保考试结果公正。1、california university cuts protestedthousands of students, faculty members and employees at the 10 university of california campuses protested budget cuts, unpaid faculty furloughs(休假) and tuition in

2、creases on thursday.officials at the university of california, berkeley, estimated that several thousand protesters were in sproul plaza chanting and waving signs.(46)other campuses reported smaller turnouts (聚集的人群) at rallies(集会) and marches.“everyone agrees there is a budget crisis and that the un

3、iversity must respond,” said joshua clover, all associate professor of english at u. c. davis who was a co -author of a petition(情愿书) calling for the faculty walkout off thursday. mr. clover said(47)the online walkout petition was signed by 1,221 of the 19,000 faculty members statewide. a union repr

4、esenting more than 11,000 university professional and technical staff members supported the protest and called a one -day strike.(48)the universitys budget now stands at $ 2.6 billion. friction(摩擦) has developed between the administration and some faculty and staff members and students over how and

5、where to cut.among the more contentious(有异议的)items are a proposed 32 percent increase in student tuition by fall 2010, and decisions made by the university president, mark yudof, over how to handle mandatory(义务性质的) faculty furlough days ,which will reduce pay by 4 to 10 percent.(49)“i chose berkeley

6、 over all the other universities because it offered me a very good education at a price my family could afford,” said brandon pham, 17, a freshman political science major who skipped the days classes in protest. mr. pham held a sign that read: “we make the university. they make the crisis. “steve mo

7、ntiel, a spokesman for the university of californias office of the president, said,(50)a. “we respect people expressing themselves, but we hope they realize that the true source of their frustration is in sacramento at the state capital.”b. the legislature approved a reduction of $ 637.1 million, ab

8、out 20 percent of the universitys 2009 -2010 fiscal year (财政年度) financing, as part of the budget agreement reached in august.c. “the problem is that the administrations handling of the budget cuts disproportionately (不成比例) harms those who can least afford it both among the workers and the students.

9、“d. average yearly tuition and fees for undergraduates this academic year are $ 8,720.e. most academic departments on campus reported that some classes had been canceled because faculty members and students walked out.f. still, many students at berkeley did not participate in the protest and walked

10、about campus as they would on any other thursday.（ ）2、california university cuts protestedthousands of students, faculty members and employees at the 10 university of california campuses protested budget cuts, unpaid faculty furloughs(休假) and tuition increases on thursday.officials at the university

11、 of california, berkeley, estimated that several thousand protesters were in sproul plaza chanting and waving signs.(46)other campuses reported smaller turnouts (聚集的人群) at rallies(集会) and marches.“everyone agrees there is a budget crisis and that the university must respond,” said joshua clover, all

12、 associate professor of english at u. c. davis who was a co -author of a petition(情愿书) calling for the faculty walkout off thursday. mr. clover said(47)the online walkout petition was signed by 1,221 of the 19,000 faculty members statewide. a union representing more than 11,000 university profession

13、al and technical staff members supported the protest and called a one -day strike.(48)the universitys budget now stands at $ 2.6 billion. friction(摩擦) has developed between the administration and some faculty and staff members and students over how and where to cut.among the more contentious(有异议的)it

14、ems are a proposed 32 percent increase in student tuition by fall 2010, and decisions made by the university president, mark yudof, over how to handle mandatory(义务性质的) faculty furlough days ,which will reduce pay by 4 to 10 percent.(49)“i chose berkeley over all the other universities because it off

15、ered me a very good education at a price my family could afford,” said brandon pham, 17, a freshman political science major who skipped the days classes in protest. mr. pham held a sign that read: “we make the university. they make the crisis. “steve montiel, a spokesman for the university of califo

16、rnias office of the president, said,(50)a. “we respect people expressing themselves, but we hope they realize that the true source of their frustration is in sacramento at the state capital.”b. the legislature approved a reduction of $ 637.1 million, about 20 percent of the universitys 2009 -2010 fi

17、scal year (财政年度) financing, as part of the budget agreement reached in august.c. “the problem is that the administrations handling of the budget cuts disproportionately (不成比例) harms those who can least afford it both among the workers and the students. “d. average yearly tuition and fees for undergr

18、aduates this academic year are $ 8,720.e. most academic departments on campus reported that some classes had been canceled because faculty members and students walked out.f. still, many students at berkeley did not participate in the protest and walked about campus as they would on any other thursda

19、y.（ ）3、california university cuts protestedthousands of students, faculty members and employees at the 10 university of california campuses protested budget cuts, unpaid faculty furloughs(休假) and tuition increases on thursday.officials at the university of california, berkeley, estimated that severa

20、l thousand protesters were in sproul plaza chanting and waving signs.(46)other campuses reported smaller turnouts (聚集的人群) at rallies(集会) and marches.“everyone agrees there is a budget crisis and that the university must respond,” said joshua clover, all associate professor of english at u. c. davis

21、who was a co -author of a petition(情愿书) calling for the faculty walkout off thursday. mr. clover said(47)the online walkout petition was signed by 1,221 of the 19,000 faculty members statewide. a union representing more than 11,000 university professional and technical staff members supported the pr

22、otest and called a one -day strike.(48)the universitys budget now stands at $ 2.6 billion. friction(摩擦) has developed between the administration and some faculty and staff members and students over how and where to cut.among the more contentious(有异议的)items are a proposed 32 percent increase in stude

23、nt tuition by fall 2010, and decisions made by the university president, mark yudof, over how to handle mandatory(义务性质的) faculty furlough days ,which will reduce pay by 4 to 10 percent.(49)“i chose berkeley over all the other universities because it offered me a very good education at a price my fam

24、ily could afford,” said brandon pham, 17, a freshman political science major who skipped the days classes in protest. mr. pham held a sign that read: “we make the university. they make the crisis. “steve montiel, a spokesman for the university of californias office of the president, said,(50)a. “we

25、respect people expressing themselves, but we hope they realize that the true source of their frustration is in sacramento at the state capital.”b. the legislature approved a reduction of $ 637.1 million, about 20 percent of the universitys 2009 -2010 fiscal year (财政年度) financing, as part of the budg

26、et agreement reached in august.c. “the problem is that the administrations handling of the budget cuts disproportionately (不成比例) harms those who can least afford it both among the workers and the students. “d. average yearly tuition and fees for undergraduates this academic year are $ 8,720.e. most

27、academic departments on campus reported that some classes had been canceled because faculty members and students walked out.f. still, many students at berkeley did not participate in the protest and walked about campus as they would on any other thursday.（ ）4、california university cuts protestedthou

28、sands of students, faculty members and employees at the 10 university of california campuses protested budget cuts, unpaid faculty furloughs(休假) and tuition increases on thursday.officials at the university of california, berkeley, estimated that several thousand protesters were in sproul plaza chan

29、ting and waving signs.(46)other campuses reported smaller turnouts (聚集的人群) at rallies(集会) and marches.“everyone agrees there is a budget crisis and that the university must respond,” said joshua clover, all associate professor of english at u. c. davis who was a co -author of a petition(情愿书) calling

30、 for the faculty walkout off thursday. mr. clover said(47)the online walkout petition was signed by 1,221 of the 19,000 faculty members statewide. a union representing more than 11,000 university professional and technical staff members supported the protest and called a one -day strike.(48)the univ

31、ersitys budget now stands at $ 2.6 billion. friction(摩擦) has developed between the administration and some faculty and staff members and students over how and where to cut.among the more contentious(有异议的)items are a proposed 32 percent increase in student tuition by fall 2010, and decisions made by

32、the university president, mark yudof, over how to handle mandatory(义务性质的) faculty furlough days ,which will reduce pay by 4 to 10 percent.(49)“i chose berkeley over all the other universities because it offered me a very good education at a price my family could afford,” said brandon pham, 17, a fre

33、shman political science major who skipped the days classes in protest. mr. pham held a sign that read: “we make the university. they make the crisis. “steve montiel, a spokesman for the university of californias office of the president, said,(50)a. “we respect people expressing themselves, but we ho

34、pe they realize that the true source of their frustration is in sacramento at the state capital.”b. the legislature approved a reduction of $ 637.1 million, about 20 percent of the universitys 2009 -2010 fiscal year (财政年度) financing, as part of the budget agreement reached in august.c. “the problem

35、is that the administrations handling of the budget cuts disproportionately (不成比例) harms those who can least afford it both among the workers and the students. “d. average yearly tuition and fees for undergraduates this academic year are $ 8,720.e. most academic departments on campus reported that so

36、me classes had been canceled because faculty members and students walked out.f. still, many students at berkeley did not participate in the protest and walked about campus as they would on any other thursday.（ ）5、california university cuts protestedthousands of students, faculty members and employee

37、s at the 10 university of california campuses protested budget cuts, unpaid faculty furloughs(休假) and tuition increases on thursday.officials at the university of california, berkeley, estimated that several thousand protesters were in sproul plaza chanting and waving signs.(46)other campuses report

38、ed smaller turnouts (聚集的人群) at rallies(集会) and marches.“everyone agrees there is a budget crisis and that the university must respond,” said joshua clover, all associate professor of english at u. c. davis who was a co -author of a petition(情愿书) calling for the faculty walkout off thursday. mr. clov

39、er said(47)the online walkout petition was signed by 1,221 of the 19,000 faculty members statewide. a union representing more than 11,000 university professional and technical staff members supported the protest and called a one -day strike.(48)the universitys budget now stands at $ 2.6 billion. fri

40、ction(摩擦) has developed between the administration and some faculty and staff members and students over how and where to cut.among the more contentious(有异议的)items are a proposed 32 percent increase in student tuition by fall 2010, and decisions made by the university president, mark yudof, over how to handle mandatory(义务性质的) faculty furlou