2023年辽宁学位英语考试题答案抠抠

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１.

Joyce：

Coｕld

ｙoｕ

ｐaｓs

ｍe

thｅ

sｕgａr?

Larｒｙ:

Sure.

＿___＿＿_＿__

A.

It’s

all

right.

Ｂ.

No

problｅm.

C．

Ｈere

you

arｅ．

Ｄ.

Thank

you.

２.

Pｅｔeｒ:

I

hａｖen’ｔ

seｅn

ｙou

for

ages.

＿＿＿＿______

Tom:

Ｊust

fｉne.

Ｏh,

Ｉ

gｏt

ｍａｒｒiｅd

lａｓt

yｅaｒ.

A.

What

haｖe

you

done?

Ｂ.

Ａrｅ

yｏｕ

ａｌl

rigｈt?

C．

Hｏw

aｒe

you

doiｎｇ?

Ｄ.

Have

ｙou

ｇot

marｒied?

3.

Oｐerator：

Good

morninｇ.

Fｕｔure

Sｏｆtware.

Hｏw

may

I

diｒecｔ

your

cａll?

Custｏmｅｒ：

Aｆｔer

Sales

Ｓeｒvicｅ

Deｐartment,

ｐｌeaｓe.

Operator:

＿＿__＿_____.

Ｉ’ll

put

you

throuｇｈ.

Ａ．

Jｕst

a

momeｎt

ｐleａse

B.

Ｉ

seｅ

C.

Thank

you

D.

Nｏ

prｏblem

4.

Stuｄｅnt:

___＿＿＿＿___,

I’d

ｌｉｋe

ｔo

ｒetuｒｎ

tｈｅｓe

books．

Aｓｓistanｔ:

OK.

Oｈ，

thesｅ

ｂooks

are

a

monｔh

ｏverｄue.

Sｏｒry,

ｙoｕ

haｖe

ｔｏ

pay

a

ｆine．

I

knｏw.

But

hｏｗ

ｍuch

sｈｏｕｌd

I

paｙ?

Aｓsistant:Jusｔ

ａ

minuｔe．

Let

ｍｅ

check.

A.

Hi

B.

Ｈow

are

yｏu

Ｃ.

Excuse

me

D.

Heｌｌｏ

5．

Ｗaitｅr：

Ｐrince

Waleｓ

Ｒestauranｔ.

Ｇｏoｄ

ｍｏrｎing!

Can

I

hｅｌp

ｙou?

Ｃustomer:

Yes,

I

would

liｋe

ｔo

boｏk

a

ｔａbｌe

foｒ

two

for

tomｏｒｒｏw

eｖｅnｉng.

Ｗaｉｔer：

Sｕre,

sir.

______＿__＿?

Ｃｕstｏmeｒ:

Around

６:30.

Ａ.

Wｈat

tｉme

would

you

like

tｏ

hａve

yoｕr

ｔabｌe

Ｂ.

Wheｎ

arｅ

yｏｕ

coming

Ｃ.

Whａt

tｉmｅ

do

you

wａnｔ

ｉt

Ｄ.

Whｅn

wouｌd

ｙoｕ

lｉke

to

coｍe

6.

Lｅe:

Tｈanｋ

you

for

yoｕｒ

delｉciouｓ

food

last

nighｔ.

Wｈｅn

I

wｅnt

home，

I

coｕldn’t

fｏrget

tｈe

ａｐｐeｔizing

disｈes.

Mrs.

Ｌeｗis:

＿_＿_＿__＿__,

ａｎｄ

you

are

weｌcome,

at

ａｎy

time．

A.

Ｉt’s

very

kinｄ

of

ｙou

B.

I’m

ｇlad

you

ｌiｋｅ

thｅ

dishｅs

Ｃ.

Ｎot

at

ａll

D.

Thank

ｙou

so

mｕcｈ

７．

Johｎ：

Helｌｏ,

I’m

John.

I

ｒead

in

ｔｈｅ

poster

thaｔ

you’ｒｅ

loｏｋｉｎｇ

ｆor

ａ

sｔｕｄent

tｏ

worｋ

as

a

ｌanguage

ａssｉｓtant.

Cｌeｒk:

＿＿________

Ａｒe

you

interｅsted

in

ｔhe

ｊoｂ？

Johｎ:

Ｉ

tｈink

so.

But

bｅfｏrｅ

I

ａppｌy,

cｏuld

yｏu

ｔｅlｌ

me

moｒe

ａbouｔ

ｔhe

ｗoｒk?

A.

How

are

yｏｕ?

B．

Yes,

we

are.

C.

Hello.

D.

Ｔhat’ｓ

right.

8.

Ｌiｌy：

I’m

ｒｅaｌlｙ

ｍaｄ

aｔ

Mｏｍ

and

Ｄad.Ａｎn:

Whｙ?

What

hａｖｅ

tｈeｙ

dｏne?

Ｌilｙ:

Ｉ

asｋｅd

theｍ

for

a

lｅathｅr

jacket

ｆor

mｙ

ｂiｒthｄaｙ

anｄ

ｔhey

just

got

me

this

stupｉd

raｉncoaｔ.

Anｎ:

Oh,

_____＿__＿_！

Ｉt’s

ａ

bｅautｉful

ｃoat.

A.

don’ｔ

worry

B.

it

doeｓｎ’t

mａtter

C.

don’t

compｌａin

D.

come

on

9.

Jeａn：

Wｈｙ

ｃoulｄn’ｔ

yoｕ

ｃome

to

the

parｔy

last

ｎiｇht?

Bｅtｔy:

Well,

I

coulｄｎ’t

get

ａｗａｙ

froｍ

ｗork

eaｒly.

Jeaｎ:

＿＿__＿＿__＿＿．

A.

I

fｅｅl

sorry

B.

Wｈat

a

shaｍｅ

C．

Ｉt

doesn’t

mａttｅr

Ｄ.

Do

ｃomｅ

neｘt

ｔimｅ

１０.

Frank:

Are

yｏu

doｉng

anythiｎｇ

on

Saturdａy

ｅveｎing？

Bob:

Nothｉng

special，

＿___＿___＿_?

Fｒank：

We’ｄ

likｅ

to

hａve

ｙou

and

your

wife

ｏver

fｏr

dinner

ｔｈiｓ

Satｕｒday

ｅｖｅｎｉng.

Wouｌｄ

yｏｕ

be

abｌe

ｔo

come?

A．

whａｔ

B.

whｙ

Ｃ.

ｗｈat’s

ｔhe

mａtｔer

D．

ｗhat

dｏ

yoｕ

ｍｅan

１1．

Geｏrｇｅ：

Ｙou’rｅ

ｎoｔ

ｌｏokｉng

vｅｒy

cheeｒfｕl.

_____＿____?

Joe：

Oｈ，

nｏthｉng

iｎ

ｐartiｃｕlar.

I’m

just

a

bit

fed

up.

Georｇe:

Wｉth

your

jｏb?

Joe:

Ｙes,

that’ｓ

rｉｇht.

A．

Arｅ

yｏu

ＯK

B．

Are

ｙou

fｅｅlinｇ

well

Ｃ.

Ｈow

aｒe

you

D.

Ｗｈaｔ’s

the

matter

wｉth

you

１2.

Ｊiｍmy:

Hｅy,

I

heａrd

thａｔ

yoｕ

ｈave

ｗon

ｔhe

ｃhampiｏn

iｎ

the

ｇaｍe.

Conｇratulatiｏns!

Paul:

＿___＿___＿_.

Ｉｔ

wａsｎ’ｔ

eａsy，

you

kｎｏw．

A:

Tｈaｎks

Ｂ.

Neｖer

ｍenｔiｏｎ

it

C.

Ｐleaｓe

ｄon’t

D.

Yes,

I

am

always

thｅ

besｔ.

13．

Bｉlｌ:

I

goｔ

ｔhｅ

ｊｏb

yｏｕ

ｒeｃｏmmendｅｄ

me

for

lａst

week．

Jack:

Ｔhat’s

gｒeａｔ!

＿_＿_＿＿___＿

Bill:

I

really

ｄｏn’t

know

how

I

ｃan

ｔhank

you

enouｇh.

A.

Coｎgratulaｔｉons.

Ｂ.

Good

ｎews.

C.

Ｉ

feｅl

sｏ

haｐｐy.

D．

Goｏｄ

luck．

14.

Ｔom:

Mr．

Whｉｔe．

I’m

calling

tｏ

ｓay

goｏdｂye.

I’ll

be

lｅaｖinｇ

ｔomorrow．

Ｂut

befoｒe

I

lｅaｖe,

I

want

to

thank

yｏu

ｆoｒ

what

you’ve

dｏnｅ

foｒ

me

duｒｉng

ｍy

visit

here.

Mｒ.

Whiｔe：

_＿____＿＿__，

Tom.

Wｅ

ａre

glad

to

havｅ

you.

Now

I’ｍ

ｓurｅ

yoｕ’re

exｃｉted

to

bｅ

back

home

soon.

Ｔoｍ:

Oh，

yes.

A.

Doｎ’ｔ

say

ｔhａt

B．

It’s

very

ｋｉnｄ

of

yｏu

to

ｓay

tｈat

C.

Come

oｎ

D.

Thaｔ’s

all

right

15.

Roy:

_＿________？

Ｅarl:

Not

ｒealｌy,

I

ｔhink

Ｉ

have

ｂｒoken

my

ｋneeｓ.

Roｙ:

Oh，

ｍｙ

Ｇｏd,

wｅ’d

ｂetｔer

send

ｆor

the

ｄoctoｒ.

A.

Are

ｙou

OK

Ｂ．

Hoｗ

dｏ

you

dｏ

C.

Is

iｔ

yｏu

Ｄ．

Ｗhat

ｃan

Ｉ

do

Parｔ

II

Rｅａdiｎg

Ｃoｍprehensiｏｎ

（４0

pｏinｔs)

Ｄirｅctiｏns:

There

ａｒe

４

ｐａssages

in

ｔｈｉs

ｐart.

Ｅach

of

thｅ

ｐassages

ｉｓ

followｅd

bｙ

5

ｑｕestioｎs

oｒ

ｕｎｆinisｈed

ｓｔatｅmｅntｓ.

Fｏr

ｅach

oｆ

ｔhem

there

ａｒｅ

４

choiｃｅs

ｍａrkeｄ

A,

B，

C

and

D．

Chｏoｓe

ｔhe

best

oｎe

aｎd

marｋ

yｏuｒ

anｓｗｅr

ｏn

thｅ

ＡNSWER

SHEET

wiｔh

ａ

single

line

thrｏｕgh

the

center.

Ｐａssage

Oｎe

Ｔｈe

journey

two

diveｒs

maｄe

some

time

ａｇo

ｔo

the

vｅry

deepｅsｔ

poinｔ

on

tｈe

eａrｔh

maｋｅs

us

ｒｅalize

ｈｏw

much

of

tｈe

woｒld

stiｌl

rｅmaiｎs

ｔo

bｅ

sｔudied.

The

twｏ

mｅｎ

ｗｅnt

ｄown

seveｎ

ｍｉleｓ

to

tｈｅ

ｂｏttｏｍ

of

the

Paciｆic

Ocean

insiｄe

ａ

small

steel

ｂall

ｔo

find

out

iｆ

therｅ

arｅ

aｎｙ

ocean

cｕｒreｎｔs

ｏr

sigｎs

of

lifｅ．

Ｉt

waｓ

ｎecｅｓｓarｙ

to

set

out

early,

sｏ

tｈat

ｔhe

bａll

would

comｅ

ｔｏ

the

surｆａｃe

in

daｙlighｔ，

and

so

bｅ

ｅａsiｌｙ

founｄ

by

ｔhe

ｍothｅr

ship

ｗhich

ｗoｕld

be

ｗaitiｎg

foｒ

it.

The

diｖｅrｓ

ｂegａn

preparaｔioｎｓ

ｅarly

iｎ

the

morninｇ

aｎd

ｓoon

ａfｔerwardｓ,

when

ａll

wａs

ｒeadｙ,

the

ｓteel

bａlｌ

disapｐｅａred

unｄer

the

suｒface

ｏf

ｔhｅ

ｗａｔeｒ.

Thｅ

dｉverｓ

fｅlt

as

iｆ

they

were

going

ｄown

steｐs

as

tｈey

pａsseｄ

ｔｈｒouｇh

warｍ

ａｎｄ

ｃｏｌd

layers

ｏf

waｔer.

In

time，

the

ｔｅmperatｕｒe

droppeｄ

to

ｆreeziｎg

poｉnt.

Tｈey

keｐt

in

toucｈ

witｈ

ｔhｅ

mｏｔher

ship

by

tｅｌeｐhoｎe

telｌiｎg

how

they

ｆelｔ．

Then,

ａt

a

dｅpth

of

3,

000

fｅet，

the

teleｐhone

stopｐｅd

wｏrｋing

ａnd

tｈey

were

qｕｉte

cut

ofｆ

ｆｒｏm

the

ｏutside

wｏrld.

All

wenｔ

ｗell

ｕntｉｌ

some

four

ｈourｓ

later

at

30,

000

feeｔ,

the

ｍeｎ

ｗere

fｒighteneｄ

ｂy

a

lｏud,

crａckｉng

noisｅ：

even

the

ｓmａｌlｅst

hｏｌｅ

in

ｔhe

baｌl

woulｄ

havｅ

meant

ｉnstａnｔ

ｄeａｔh.

Luｃkilｙ，

ｔhouｇh,

it

wａs

oｎly

oｎe

ｏf

the

oｕter

wiｎdows

ｔhat

had

broken．

Soon

ａｆｔerwaｒds,

thｅ

ｂalｌ

ｔoucｈed

the

soｆt

oceａn

floｏr

rａisiｎg

ａ

bｉｇ

ｃloud

of

“ｄuｓt”

maｄe

up

of

sｍall

ｄead

sea-cｒeaｔｕreｓ.

Herｅ,

powerful

lights

lit

up

the

dark

ｗａｔeｒ

ａnd

ｔhe

men

wｅｒe

surｐｒｉseｄ

to

sｅe

fish

swimminｇ

ｊｕsｔ

above

ｔhem

quitｅ

unｔroubled

ｂy

the

ｇrｅａt

waｔer-ｐressuｒe.

Ｂuｔ

they

ｄiｄ

nｏt

ｄarｅ

to

lｅａve

the

lｉghts

ｏｎ

for

ｌｏng,

as

ｔhe

ｈｅaｔ

ｆrom

tｈeｍ

ｍade

the

watｅｒ

bｏil.

Quｉte

unexpeｃｔedly,

tｈe

ｔｅｌｅphone

beｇan

ｗｏｒkｉｎｇ

again

anｄ

ｔｈｅ

fainｔ

but

clear

vｏiｃｅs

of

the

ｄｉveｒs

wｅre

hearｄ

ｏｎ

tｈe

mｏthｅr

shiｐ

seven

milｅs

away.

Aftｅｒ

a

stay

of

tｈirｔy

minutes

thｅ

mｅｎ

began

thｅir

ｊoｕrｎｅy

up

ａrriｖing

three

hours

later，

ｃold

ａnd

wet

tｈrougｈ,

but

nｏne

the

woｒse

foｒ

theｉr

exｐeriｅnce．

16．

Thｅ

purpoｓe

oｆ

the

dｉｖｅｒs’

journey

to

the

deｅpesｔ

poｉnt

on

tｈe

eartｈ

was

to

fｉnd

__＿___＿___．

A.

ｉf

ｔhｅre

aｒe

watｅr

ｃurrｅntｓ

aｎd

ｌife

in

ｔhe

grｅａt

deptｈs

B.

if

ｐeopｌｅ

caｎ

stａnｄ

the

sｅvｅre

colｄ

in

ｔhe

ｇreaｔ

depths

C.

ｉf

ｔhｅre

arｅ

steps

ｉn

the

grｅaｔ

depｔｈｓ

D.

ｉf

ｔhe

teleｐhone

works

well

iｎ

ｔhe

great

dｅpths

17.

Ｔhe

dｉvers

seｔ

out

eaｒly

iｎ

thｅ

morning

ｓo

ｔhaｔ

____＿_＿___.

Ａ.

tｈey

couｌd

ｒeturn

ｔo

tｈe

sｕrface

during

ｔhe

ｄayＢ.

ｔheｙ

ｃould

ｓee

at

ｔhe

bｏttom

oｆ

thｅ

ocｅan

C.

they

cｏuld

avoｉd

the

coｌd

aｔ

niｇht

Ｄ.

tｈeｙ

could

stay

lonｇ

aｔ

ｔhe

bottom

１8.

Which

ｏf

the

statemenｔs

ｉs

ｔrue?

A．

The

ocean

wａter

tempeｒａtuｒe

dｅcrｅaｓｅs

ｓteadilｙ

with

tｈe

ｄeptｈ．

B．

Ｔｈeｒe

are

sｔｅps

ｏn

tｈｅ

ｗaｙ

ｔｏ

tｈｅ

botｔｏm

ｏf

ｔhe

Pacｉｆic

Ocean．

Ｃ.

There

ａre

sｔeｐs

ｂetweｅn

the

watｅr

lａyers

of

dｉffereｎt

ｔemperａturｅｓ.

D．

Ｔhe

wａter

layerｓ

of

diffeｒenｔ

temｐeｒatures

made

thｅ

diｖers

fｅｅｌ

as

ｉｆ

theｙ

weｒｅ

goinｇ

down

sｔepｓ.

19.

Aｓ

thｅ

divｅrs

wｅnｔ

dowｎ

to

the

ｏcean

flｏor，

thｅ

teｌeｐhｏnｅ

＿___＿___＿_.

Ａ.

kｅpt

worｋｉng

aｌl

the

time

B．

stopped

wｏrkｉng

ａt

a

deｐth

oｆ

3,

0０0

feet

anｄ

began

woｒｋing

ａgain

aftｅr

they

reａｃhed

the

ｂottｏm

C.

stopped

working

aｔ

a

depｔh

of

3,

0０0

feet

ａｎd

began

woｒkiｎg

aｇaｉn

at

３0,

０00

ｆeeｔ

D.

stopped

woｒkｉng

ａt

a

depｔh

oｆ

３,

000

feｅt

and

ｂｅｇan

workｉng

ａgain

wｈｅｎ

thｅy

returned

t

ｔｈe

same

deｐth

２０.

On

tｈe

ｏcean

flｏor，

the

ｄivers

foｕnd

ｔｈat

＿_______＿_.

A.

theｒe

was

nｏ

ｌiｆe

bｕt

ｓoｍe

smalｌ

ｄead

seａ-cｒeatureｓ

B.

fｉｓh

wｅｒe

swimming

aｓ

frｅely

ａs

theｙ

ｄo

neaｒ

the

suｒfacｅ

C.

fish

werｅ

ｎoｔ

sｗiｍminｇ

ｆｒｅｅly

in

thｅ

dark

ｗａtｅｒ

D．

fisｈ

were

noｔ

swiｍminｇ

ｆreｅly

under

ｔhe

hｉgh

ｗaｔer－prｅssure

Pａssａge

Ｔｗo

Therｅ

aｒe

ｔwo

kｉｎds

oｆ

memoｒy:

ｓｈort-term

anｄ

ｌong-ｔerｍ．

Ｉnfｏrmation

in

long-term

memory

can

bｅ

ｒeｃａlｌed

aｔ

a

lａter

ｔiｍe

whｅｎ

ｉt

ｉs

needｅd.

Ｔhe

infoｒmation

may

be

kepｔ

fｏr

ｄaｙｓ

or

weeｋs．

Ｉn

cｏntrasｔ,

inｆｏrmatiｏn

ｉｎ

ｓｈｏrt-ｔｅrm

memory

ｉs

kepｔ

for

ｏnly

a

few

secｏnds，

usualｌy

ｂｙ

reｐｅatiｎg

tｈe

iｎforｍatiｏn

ｏver

and

over.

Tｈｅ

followiｎｇ

experiｍent

ｓｈows

how

shｏｒt-teｒm

memｏry

haｓ

beｅn

studiｅd.

Hennｉng

stuｄied

how

stuｄeｎtｓ

who

arｅ

ｌeaｎing

Ｅnglish

as

a

secｏｎd

ｌaｎｇuaｇｅ

ｒemeｍber

ｖoｃabulａry．

The

ｓubｊectｓ

ｉn

hiｓ

ｅxperｉment

were

75

ｃolｌege

ｓｔｕdｅnｔｓ.

Ｔhey

ｒepresｅntｅｄ

all

levｅls

of

abilｉｔy

in

Englisｈ:

beginninｇ，

iｎtermeｄiａte,

adｖａnceｄ,

anｄ

nａtive－ｓpeａｋiｎg

ｓtｕdents.

Tｏ

begin，

tｈe

ｓｕbｊectｓ

ｌisｔｅｎed

ｔo

a

recorｄiｎg

of

a

nativｅ

speaker

rｅadiｎg

a

paragraph

in

Engｌiｓｈ.

Fｏlloｗｉng

thｅ

recoｒdｉｎg,

thｅ

sｕbjects

toｏｋ

a

１5-qｕestion

ｔesｔ

ｔo

see

ｗｈich

words

ｔhey

remｅｍbｅred．

Each

queｓｔion

hａd

four

cｈoｉceｓ.

The

sｕｂｊects

haｄ

to

circｌe

ｔhe

ｗorｄ

tｈey

ｈaｄ

ｈearｄ

ｉn

thｅ

ｒecordｉｎg.

Ｓｏme

oｆ

the

qｕｅsｔiｏns

haｄ

fｏur

ｃｈoicｅs

tｈaｔ

sound

aｌike．

Ｆｏｒ

example,

weａther,

ｗｈether,

wｉtｈeｒ，

and

ｗetｔer

ａｒe

fouｒ

worｄs

ｔhat

souｎｄ

a

likｅ．

Ｓｏmｅ

ｏf

ｔhe

questｉoｎs

haｄ

four

choices

that

ｈaｖe

the

ｓaｍｅ

ｍeａning.

Ｍethｏｄ，

waｙ，

manner,

anｄ

ｓysｔem

wｏuld

be

ｆoｕr

words

wｉth

the

saｍｅ

meａning.

Fｉnally

ｔhｅ

ｓubjｅｃtｓ

tｏｏk

a

ｌａngｕage

proficｉｅnｃy

tｅsｔ.

Ｈenｎiｎg

fｏund

ｔhａｔ

ｓtudenｔｓ

wｉtｈ

ａ

lｏwer

profｉcienｃｙ

iｎ

English

mａdｅ

ｍｏｒｅ

of

theｉr

mｉstａｋes

on

woｒds

ｔｈat

sound

aliｋe;

studentｓ

wｉth

ａ

ｈigher

ｐrofiｃiｅｎcｙ

maｄe

more

of

ｔheｉr

mｉsｔaｋｅｓ

ｏn

wｏrｄs

thａt

have

ｔhe

saｍe

meaning．

Ｈｅnｎing’s

rｅsults

suggeｓt

thaｔ

begｉnnｉng

students

hｏld

tｈｅ

souｎd

of

words

in

theiｒ

ｓhoｒt-teｒm

meｍｏry,

and

aｄｖａnｃed

ｓtｕdeｎｔｓ

holｄ

ｔｈe

mｅaning

of

woｒds

in

tｈeｉｒ

sｈort-term

memoｒy.

21.

Ｈenning

made

tｈｅ

experiment

in

ｏrder

to

studｙ

___＿_＿____.

Ａ．

how

ｓtuｄentｓ

ｒemembｅr

Eｎｇlish

vｏcabulary

bｙ

sｈoｒt－ｔerｍ

ｍｅmoｒy

Ｂ.

how

stｕdents

lｅarn

Eｎglish

vｏcabulａrｙ

Ｃ.

how

to

develop

studentｓ’

abｉliｔｙ

ｉn

Engｌｉsh

D．

ｈow

loｎg

infｏrｍatiｏｎ

iｎ

shoｒt-term

mｅmory

iｓ

kｅｐｔ

２2.

Whiｃｈ

oｆ

tｈｅ

fｏlloｗｉｎg

sｔateｍents

is

true

accｏrｄing

tｏ

the

passage？

A.

Information

iｎ

shorｔ-ｔeｒｍ

mｅmory

is

different

from

that

ｉn

lｏｎg-ｔerm

memoｒy.

B.

Long－ｔｅrｍ

memoｒy

can

bｅ

ａcｈiｅved

ｏnly

bｙ

tｒaiｎiｎｇ.

C.

It

iｓ

eaｓieｒ

to

ｔesｔ

sｈort-teｒm

meｍorｙ

thａｎ

long-tｅｒm

memory．

D.

Ｈｅｎning

gａve

a

sepaｒaｔe

teｓt

on

ｖoｃaｂulary

to

ｈｉs

ｓuｂjects.

２3.

Ｆｒom

Ｈenning’s

results

wｅ

ｃａｎ

see

that

＿____＿___.

A.

begｉｎneｒs

ｈaｖe

diffiｃulty

diｓtｉnguishing

thｅ

pronuｎciation

ｏf

words

B．

ａdｖaｎced

stｕdents

rｅmember

woｒｄｓ

bｙ

theｉr

ｍeａninｇ

Ｃ．

it

iｓ

difｆｉｃｕlｔ

tｏ

rｅｍembeｒ

wｏrdｓ

ｔhａt

ｓound

ａliｋe

Ｄ.

ｉｔ

is

difｆicｕｌt

to

rememｂer

words

ｔｈat

hａｖe

thｅ

same

meaninｇ

2４.

Ｔhe

worｄ

“subｊecｔ”

iｎ

ｔｈｅ

ｐassage

mｅans

__＿__＿____.

A.

the

college

ｃourse

tｈe

stｕdeｎｔs

tａｋe

B.

ｔhe

theme

of

tｈe

lisｔeniｎｇ

materiaｌ

C．

a

ｂranｃｈ

ｏｆ

knowlｅdge

stuｄied

D.

the

stｕdｅnt

ｅxｐerimｅｎted

on

25.

The

ｐaｓsａgｅ

cｅntrｅs

on

____＿_＿＿__.

A.

meｍｏｒy

B．

two

kinｄs

of

ｍemory

C.

sｈort-ｔｅrm

meｍoｒy

D．

an

eｘperimｅｎｔ

on

studeｎts

Paｓｓａgｅ

Ｔhrｅｅ

Ｅasｔer

is

prｏbabｌy

ｔhe

most

impｏrtant

Chrｉsｔｉａn

hoｌｉday

on

ｔhｅ

caleｎdar

becauｓe

it

commeｍｏratｅs

Ｃｈrist’ｓ

ｒｅsurrecｔiｏn

fｒom

ｔhｅ

dead.

Ｌiｋe

ｍany

ｏtheｒ

relｉgiouｓ

holiｄays,

thｏugｈ,

Easｔｅr

haｓ

incoｒｐorａｔed

mａnｙ

tｒａｄｉtｉons

ｆrom

pagaｎ

beliefｓ

and

ｐrｅ-Ｃhristｉan

riｔes

ｏf

sｅasonａl

ｒegenｅrａtｉon.

Ｔhｅ

woｒd

Easter

has

Indo－Eｕｒｏpeａn

ｒoots

aｎd

ｍeans

“dａwn”.

This

is

a

direｃｔ

ｒeferｅnｃe

tｏ

the

pａgan

ｇoddesｓ

ｏf

dawn

ａnd

nｅw

life．

The

ｅgg，

a

ｓymbｏl

of

Easｔer,

is

ａ

sｉgn

ｏf

feｒtiｌity

ｗｈiｃh

reｆｌects

ancieｎt

sｐring

renewal

rites

and

belｉefs

tｈat

ｈaｖe

beｅｎ

aｂsｏrｂed

into

ｔhe

Christiaｎ

tradｉtｉｏｎ.

Ｅven

thｅ

Eaｓtｅr

bunｎy

whｏ

briｎgs

the

eggs

wａs

thｅ

ｅｓcort

of

tｈｅ

Gｅrmanｉc

gｏddesｓ

Ｏｓｔａｒａ，

who

had

ａ

hｏliday

nａmeｄ

after

ｈｅr

thaｔ

felｌ

on

the

ｖｅrnａl

equinox.

Tｈis

ｓｅrvｅs

ｔｏ

unｄerｓｃore

the

ｐagａｎ

elemｅntｓ

tｈat

still

remaiｎ

a

part

ｏf

thiｓ

quｉntessential

Chriｓtian

ｈoｌy

ｄay.

In

ｔhｅ

Uｎited

Statｅs,

Easteｒ

is

ｃeleｂｒateｄ

in

sｅvｅral

wａｙｓ.

On

Eastｅr

morning

chilｄreｎ

usｕally

bｅgiｎ

their

day

ｂy

lookｉng

ｆoｒ

Eaｓter

ｅｇgs

ｔｈaｔ

the

Ｅaｓteｒ

bunnｙ

ｈaｓ

hiｄdｅn

foｒ

them.

Of

ｃoｕrse,

ｍost

children

ｋnow

that

thｅ

eｇgs

were

hidden

ｂｙ

their

parents，

noｔ

thｅ

Ｅａstｅr

bunny.

In

fact，

ｍａnｙ

childrｅn

help

thｅｉr

parenｔｓ

colｏｒ

ｔhe

Ｅａster

eｇgs,

knowiｎg

tｈaｔ

soon

thｅy

wｉｌl

be

eａｔｉng

thｅｍ

ａs

a

sｎａck

oｎ

Easｔeｒ

day．

Sｏme

cities

have

Easｔer

egｇ

hｕnｔs

ａt

the

loｃal

pａrks.

Since

Easｔｅr

ｉs

ａｌways

ｃelｅbrated

on

Ｓｕｎdａy,

manｙ

peoplｅ

ａtｔｅｎd

“Ｓｕｎrise

serviｃes”

at

thｅiｒ

locａl

cｈｕrch.

In

facｔ,

ｍore

peopｌｅ

ｇo

tｏ

churcｈ

on

Ｅａster

Sunday

tｈaｎ

aｔ

anｙ

oｔhｅr

time

oｆ

the

year.

Sunriｓｅ

seｒvｉcｅｓ

beｇiｎ

very

eａrly

iｎ

ｔhe

mｏrning,

usｕaｌlｙ

righｔ

aｂout

thｅ

same

tｉme

as

wheｎ

the

suｎ

ｂｅｇins

ｔo

ｒisｅ,

aｎd

laｓt

ｕｎtiｌ

alｍosｔ

nｏon.

Afｔｅr

ｃhｕrｃh

famｉlies

gatｈｅr

aｎd

have

a

ｂiｇ

hｏｌｉdａy

feaｓt.

Eａｓter

also

ｍａrks

ｔｈe

cｏmｉng

of

spring.

Peｏｐle

aｒe

usuａｌｌy

ｈapｐy

ｔｈat

winｔｅr

is

ｏver，

so

pａrks

aｒｅ

usuaｌlｙ

full

oｆ

people

who

want

to

get

ouｔside

and

enjｏｙ

the

fｒesh

aiｒ．

26.

Which

of

ｔhe

folloｗing

besｔ

defiｎes

Easｔer?

A.

Iｔ

ｉs

partially

ｒeｌｉgiouｓ．

B.

It

is

a

Chrisｔiaｎ

ｈｏlidａｙ.

C.

It

ｉs

purely

a

ｒeligiｏus

tｒａｄiｔiｏｎ.

D．

It

is

ｔhｅ

most

imｐoｒtanｔ

Chrｉstian

hｏlidａy.

2７.

Tｈe

Easteｒ

egｇ

reｐresents

______＿_＿_．

A.

spring

B.

neｗ

lｉfe

C.

ｐrｏdｕctivity

D．

Ｅasｔｅr

2８.

What

is

the

main

pｏint

of

ｔhe

third

paraｇraph?

A.

Children

like

eatinｇ

egｇs

ｏn

Ｅastｅr．

Ｂ．

Chiｌdrｅn

ｈｅlp

ｔheir

pareｎts

on

Ｅaster.

Ｃ.

People

ｐartｉcipatｅ

ｉn

many

aｃtivities

on

Eａsteｒ.

D．

A

ｌot

ｏｆ

peoｐlｅ

go

to

church

on

Easｔer.

2９.

Tｈe

celeｂration

of

Eaｓｔer

does

nｏt

ｉｎcluｄｅ

_____＿____.

A．

eating

Easteｒ

ｅggs

B．

hunｔing

Eaｓter

eｇgｓ

C.

buｙiｎｇ

ｇifts

ｆoｒ

ｃｈｉldren

D．

hａving

ｒeｌigious

ceremoniｅｓ

30.

Why

do

peｏｐle

gｏ

ｔo

parｋs

on

Eastｅｒ?

Ａ．

Ｂecａuｓe

spriｎｇ

ｉs

ｃomiｎｇ.

B．

Ｂecａｕsｅ

ｉｔ

is

paｒt

oｆ

tｈｅ

celｅbraｔｉon.

C.

Bｅcause

the

ａiｒ

is

fｒｅsh

ｏn

tｈａｔ

ｄay.

D.

Beｃaｕse

theｙ

ｆeel

free

on

tｈaｔ

day.

Passagｅ

Ｆｏur

Ｏne

ｏｆ

Britaｉn’ｓ

feｗ

ｄｉstincｔiｖe

conｔriｂuｔiｏns

to

the

wｏrlｄ

cuｌture

maｙ

bｅ

dooｍed,

accｏrding

ｔo

a

ｓuｒveｙ

ｔhａt

sugｇesｔs

holiday

ｐostcａｒdｓ

arｅ

ｂｅing

eｍailed

ａｎｄ

tｅxｔｅd

extinｃｔion.

Morｅ

tｈan

half

ｏf

thｅ

1０００

holiday－makers

iｎtｅrvｉｅweｄ

said

they

had

ｄeciｄed

tｏ

sｅnｄ

fｅweｒ

cａrｄs,

turninｇ

insteａd

to

ｔheｉr

eｌｅctroniｃ

rivａls.

Ａ

qｕartｅr

of

tｈｅ

reｓpondents

ｄismiｓsｅd

ｐostcardｓ

ａs

old-fａshioned

ａｎd

ｓｌow

to

arrive.

A

ｆurthｅr

１4%

admitｔｅｄ

thａｔ

tｈinking

of

soｍｅthing

to

fill

thｅ

sｐaｃe

waｓ

toｏ

challｅnging,

ｃompａｒed

ｗｉｔｈ

a

call

hoｍｅ.

Ａｌthｏugh

offｉcｉaｌｌy

invｅnted

by

a

Huｎgariａn,

Ｅmanｕel

Hｅrrｍann,

18６9,

ｔhｅ

ｉdea

of

illｕｓtｒated

caｒdｓ

wａs

ｔaken

up

ｗｉth

most

ｅnｔhusiasm

ｉｎ

Ｖicｔｏrｉan

Ｂrｉtａｉｎ,

joinｉng

Gothic

archiｔectuｒe

and

landscape

ｇardening

as

fields

ｉn

wｈich

tｈe

counｔｒy

excelｌed．

“If

the

Ｂriｔiｓh

postｃａrd

diｄ

ｂecomｅ

eｘtｉnct

wｅ

would

loｓe

ｆor

ever

someｔhing

of

gｒeat

importanｃｅ

ｔｏ

ｔhe

naｔｉon，”

saｉd

Cｈrｉs

Mｏtterｓhｅａd

ｏf

Ｔhomson

Ｈｏlidａy，

whｉch

cｏmmissｉoned

tｈe

pｏlｌ

Maｒie

Angeloｕ

oｆ

Ｓusｓex

Uｎiｖersitｙ,

whｏ

has

invesｔigated

thｅ

imporｔaｎｃｅ

ｏf

sｅnding

and

rｅceiving

pｏｓtcardｓ，

backｅｄ

ｈiｍ.

“Poｓtcards

aｒe

noｔhing

ｌike

phoｎe

calls,

ｉnｓtaｎt

texting

ａｎd

ｄｉreｃt

photo

shｏtｓ

vｉa

mobilｅ，”

shｅ

said．

“Aｌl

thｅｓｅ

are

ｕseｆuｌ,

ｐractiｃal

deｖiｃes,

but

pｏｓtcａｒds

oｆfesｏmｅthinｇ

else,

somethｉｎg

addｉtiｏnaｌ

that

is

not

mundaｎｅ

ａnd

sｉmplｙ

funｃtｉｏnal,

bｕt

imaginａtivｅ

and

ｐersonａl.

Tｈey

ｃaｎ

evoke

tｈe

real

atmosphｅrｅ

ｏf

ｏur

hｏliｄaｙ

in

a

way

ｔｈat

nothing

else

can

ｄｏ.

They’ｒe

alｓｏ

ｆor

more

tｈaｎ

ａ

moｍｅnｔ

–

ｗｉｔh

ｓｏme

pｅｏple

ａdding

theｍ

tｏ

ｃollections

bｕiｌt

uｐ

oveｒ

years

aｎd

yｅars.”

Poｓtcard-cｏｌlｅcｔing，

or

dｅｌtiology，

is

tｈiｒd

ｏnly

ｔo

coiｎs

anｄ

sｔａmps

iｎ

Britain’s

aｌlied

tradiｔｉoｎ

of

collｅcting

ｔhiｎｇs.

The

couｎtｒy’s

ｕniquely

postcａｒd-ｒeｌated

aｃhievements

ｉｎclｕde

ｔhｅ

invｅｎtioｎ

in

1902

ｏf

the

“dｉvｉded

back”.

Wiｔh

ｔhe

ａdｄｒess

takinｇ

ｕｐ

half

of

tｈe

writinｇ

arｅa,

briｅf

poｓtcard

scribes

becamｅ

ｔhe

precｕｒsｏr

ｔｏ

tｏｄａy’ｓ

crｙptｉc

teｘt

ｍｅssaｇes.

３1.

Basｅｄ

on

the

survｅｙ,

thｅ

conclusion

is

ｔｈat

_____＿＿___.

A.

holiday

ｐoｓtcardｓ

were

ｎot

poｐｕlar

among

thｏｓｅ

interｖieｗed

B．

ｈalf

ｏf

tｈｅ

Bｒｉtish

are

ｔｈｉnkｉng

of

ｑuｉttｉｎｇ

ｐｏｓｔcａｒdｓ

C．

hｏｌidａy

pｏstｃards

maｙ

ｈａvｅ

a

gloomｙ

future

D.

a

quａｒter

of

tｈe

interviｅwed

thｒeｗ

awａｙ

their

ｐosｔcards

32.

Which

ｏf

the

fｏlｌoｗing

is

not

a

reasｏn

ｗｈy

people

ｒefｕse

to

send

ｃａｒds?

A．

Sｅndinｇ

cａｒds

ｉｓ

not

fashiｏnａblｅ．

B．

Sｅnｄing

ｃards

ｉs

sｌow．

C.

Ｉｔ

ｉs

diｆficult

ｔｏ

think

oｆ

sｏｍｅthinｇ

to

write

on

the

cards．

D.

It’ｓ

diｆfiｃult

tｏ

ｆｉnｄ

a

sｕitablｅ

ｃarｄ

tｏ

send．

33.

Aｃｃordｉng

tｏ

the

tｅｘｔ，

tｈｅ

sｉｇnifｉcａnｃe

of

pｏstcａｒd

is

ｔhaｔ

it

is

one

of

thｏse

that

______＿__.

A.

ｗｅre

invｅnteｄ

bｙ

ｆoreigners

B.

poｓtcard

has

ａ

lonｇ

ｈｉstoｒy

Ｃ．

ｗere

Britain’s

owｎ

creation

D.

Britaiｎ

usｅd

tｏ

be

prｏud

of

34．

Ａccording

to

Mａｒie

Ａngelou，

______＿＿＿.

Ａ．

postcards

are

ｔotａlly

difｆｅrｅｎt

ｆrom

phone

ｃalls,

iｎｓtant

teｘｔiｎg,

etｃ.

B.

ｐoｓｔcards

ｄoｎ’t

ｆuｎｃtioｎ

as

ｗｅll

as

ｐｈoｎｅ

cａｌls,

instaｎt

ｔextｉng,

ｅtc.

C．

postcａrds

ｆuncｔion

better

than

pｈone

calls,

iｎｓtａnt

tｅxtinｇ

and

the

likｅ

D.

ｔｈｅre

ｉs

moｒe

tｏ

ｐoｓtcarｄｓ

thａn

itｓ

prａｃｔｉcal

functｉonｓ

35.

What

is

ｎｏt

a

reason

wｈy

some

peｏple

suｐpｏｒt

cａrｄs？

A.

They

can

eｖoke

the

ａtmospherｅ

ｏｆ

hoｌidａy．

B.

Theｙ

are

conｖenieｎｔ.

C．

They

caｎ

bｅ

collｅｃteｄ.

D.

They

arｅ

imaginaｔｉve

aｎｄ

peｒsonａl．

Parｔ

IＩＩ

Vｏｃabularｙ

and

Structuｒe

(2０

pointｓ）

Diｒｅcｔｉｏｎｓ:

Tｈerｅ

ａrｅ

４0

incｏmpｌete

seｎtenｃｅｓ

iｎ

thiｓ

paｒt．

Fｏr

eacｈ

ｓｅnｔｅnce

theｒe

aｒe

4

choices

mａrked

A,

B，

Ｃ

ａnd

D.

Ｃhｏoｓe

the

ｏne

that

ｂest

coｍpｌetes

thｅ

sentｅnce.

Ｍaｒk

your

answｅr

oｎ

the

ANSWEＲ

SHEET

ｗith

ａ

single

liｎｅ

ｔhrougｈ

ｔhｅ

cｅnter.

36．

Bread

forms

tｈｅ

___＿_＿_＿_＿

oｆ

ｔheｉr

daily

dieｔ.

A．

ｂａsｉｓ

Ｂ.

ｂａsic

Ｃ.

base

D.

ｂasemｅnt

3７.

Wherｅ

ｃan

Ｉ

____＿_＿_＿_

my

dolｌars

fｏr

ｐｏｕndｓ?

Ａ.

cｈaｎｇe

B.

exchａngｅ

C.

sell

D.

buy３８．

Ａrｒiving

lａte

woｎ't

__＿_＿____＿

a

ｖery

fａｖｏｒable

ｉmprｅsｓion

.

A．

ｃrｅate

B.

ｇet

C.

do

D.

giｖe

39.

For

Geoff,

tｈｅ

ｊob

wａs

ｓimpｌy

a

＿_＿_＿＿_＿__

to

ａｎ

end.

A.

meａns

B.

meaｎiｎg

Ｃ.

mｅan

Ｄ.

ｍeaningfｕlnｅｓs

４0.

I

＿_________

your

ｃｏncern

,

ｂｕｔ

honeｓtｌｙ，

Ｉ'm

fiｎｅ．

A.

aｐprecｉate

B.

thaｎｋ

C.

liｋe

D.

ｅｎｊoy

４1．

There

werｅ

so

many

people

ｔalking

tｈａt

I

couｌdｎ't

_______＿__

ｏn

the

mｕsiｃ.

A.

pｌay

B.

tａｌk

C.

gｏ

D.

coｎcｅntｒatｅ

4２.

"You

really

weren'ｔ

ｖｅｒｙ

nicｅ

tｏ

her."

＂Wｅlｌ,

sｈe

____＿_＿___

it!"

A.

knew

Ｂ.

deseｒved

C.

goｔ

D.

cａused

４３.

He

was

forbｉddｅn

＿_________

the

ｈｏｕse,

as

a

pｕｎishmｅnt.

A.

leaｖing

B.

to

ｌeave

Ｃ.

of

ｌeａving

D.

on

leavｉng

44.

Ｔhe

ｍａnagement

forbidｓ

eｍployees

__＿___＿___

tiｐs

ｆrom

custｏｍers．

Ａ.

acｃept

B.

ａcceｐting

C.

ｔｏ

aｃcept

Ｄ.

froｍ

ａｃcepting

45.

His

ｐoor

ｅyesｉght

___＿____＿_

him

frｏm

beｃomｉng

ａ

pilot.

A.

forbｉｄ

B.

pｒohiｂｉｔeｄ

C.

ｐｒevenｔeｄ

D.

aｖｏiｄed

46.

I

suggｅst

we

＿______＿__

a

brｅak

aｎd

finisｈ

thｉs

later.

A.

took

Ｂ.

take

C.

taking

Ｄ.

tｏ

take

４7.

Ｈe＇s

the

ｓort

of

persoｎ

whｏ

_＿___＿____

you

at

parties.

Ａ.

ｂeaｒｓ

B．

bores

C.

bｏrｅd

D．

ｂore

４8.

Ｉ'm

glaｄ

you

tolｄ

me

ａbｏｕt

ｔhe

show

beｉｎｇ

canｃｅlled,

______＿＿＿＿

I'd

have

travelｅd

all

the

ｗay

to

Gｌａsｇow

ｆｏr

ｎｏtｈing.

Ａ.

oｔherwiｓe

B.

ｂecausｅ

C.

thｅreｆｏrｅ

D.

howeveｒ

4９.

Thｅ

_＿＿＿__＿_＿_

Aｍeｒicａn

haｓ

ｎot

ｅveｎ

ｔｈought

about

next

ｙｅar's

ｅｌection.

A.

normal

B．

uｓuaｌ

C．

aｖeragｅ

D.

ｃomｍon

50.

A

tinｙ

baby

sｏon

leaｒns

to

____＿_____

iｔs

mｏther's

faｃｅ

frｏm

oｔher

aｄults'

fａｃes.

Ａ.

select

Ｂ.

ｍake

C.

dｉffer

Ｄ．

disｔｉnｇuiｓｈ

51.

Ｃats

shoｕld

alwayｓ

haｖe

___＿_____＿

tｏ

fresh，

ｃｌeａn

water.

A．

to

B.

wｉth

Ｃ.

foｒ

D.

ｉｎ

５2．

Ｈaｖe

you

brouｇhｔ

the

ｏlｄ

man

hｉs

sｔick,

wｈich

he

ｃaｎ

ｎever

do

_____＿____

when

wａlｋiｎg？A.

foｒ

B．

wｉtｈ

Ｃ.

withｏut

Ｄ．

ａway

53.

Ｍy

mｏther

ｍanages

thｅ

enｔiｒe

____＿_＿___，

including

taｋing

care

ｏｆ

ｍｙ

ｇｒａndfaｔｈer.

A．

family

B．

hｏｍｅ

C.

ｈｏuｓe

Ｄ．

hｏuｓｅｈolｄ

54．

Ａnotｈer

subwａｙ

hａs

ｂeen

＿_＿＿＿_____

ｏpeｒａｔiｏn

since

laｓt

Dｅｃember.

A．

ｕnｄｅr

Ｂ.

ｉn

C.

on

D.

wiｔh

55.

Ｔhｅ

lady

ｗas

____＿_＿__＿

oｆ

the

ｑｕalｉty

of

tｈe

ｓｅrvice.

A.

enｔrustｅd

B.

assｕred

Ｃ.

confirmｅd

D.

gｕaraｎtｅed

56.

As

far

as

___＿＿__＿_＿,

Ocｔober

iｓ

the

ｂest

tｉme

ｆor

your

hｏliｄay.

A.

Ｉ

see

B.

Ｉ

ｔｈink

C.

I’m

cｏｎcｅrneｄ

D.

it

ｇoes

５7.

Tｈe

__________

ｏｆ

X－rays

in

18９5

was

an

imporｔant

ｄｅvelopmｅnｔ

ｉｎ

tｈe

hisｔory

oｆ

meｄicine．

A．

discｏvery

B.

iｎｖentiｏｎ

C．

arｒiｖａl

D.

oｒｉgiｎ

58.

Ｗoｕｌd

yoｕ

plｅasｅ

_＿_____＿__

the

teｘt

ｕｎtiｌ

ｙｏu

hａvｅ

ｆinisheｄ

tｈｅ

exercise？

Ａ.

noｔ

to

refer

ｔｏ

B.

dｏn’t

ｒefeｒ

to

C.

noｔ

refer

ｔｏ

D．

doesn’t

refｅr

tｏ

５9.

I

wｉｓh

I

could

go

wiｔｈ

ｙｏｕ

oｎ

the

trip,

but

I

__＿___＿_＿_

ｎo

ｔimｅ.

Ａ.

have

B.

had

C.

ｈａｖe

haｄ

D.

had

had

6０.

I

＿______＿__

yｏu

how

to

do

it;

ｗhy

didｎ’t

ｙｏu

ask

me？

A.

coulｄ

show

B.

woｕld

show

C.

cｏuld

have

shoｗn

Ｄ.

shoｗｅd

6１.

Let

me

ｔell

ｙｏｕ

whａt

ｔｏ

do

next

＿____＿___＿

I

forｇet.

A.

unless

B.

thａt

C.

beforｅ

D.

iｆ

６2.

＿＿_＿_____＿

is

nｏt

ｋnｏwn

ｉf

hｅ

ｗill

comｅ.

A．

Thaｔ

B．

This

C.

What

Ｄ.

Ｉt

63.

Iｆ

I

ｈａd

stｕdiｅd

hard

in

tｈe

unｉversiｔy，

I

__________

tｈings

eaｓy

now.

A.

tａkｅ

B.

wｏuld

havｅ

ｔakeｎ

C．

ｗiｌl

takｅ

Ｄ.

woｕｌd

be

takｉｎｇ

6４.

＿___＿_____,

a

polｉcｅmaｎ

cａme

to

ｔhe

scene．

A．

Shｏrtｌy

ａfterwards

B.

Noｔ

long

C.

Ｓooneｒ

D.

Ｌatｅlｙ

65.

How

ｍuch

ｗｏuld

yｏu

____＿＿____

ｍｅ

for

repａirinｇ

my

bike？

A.

ｐay

B.

take

C．

cost

D.

cｈarge６6．

The

ｔhemｅ

park

is

____＿__＿＿_.

Ａ.

woｒth

to

ｖisit

B．

a

wｏrthｙ

viｓｉt

C．

worth

being

visｉtｅd

D．

woｒtｈ

ｖisｉtｉng

67.

Fｅw

pｅｏｐlｅ

reaｌｉzed

thｅn

_______＿__

unｔil

ｔwｏ

ｙears

later.

A.

how

ｔhｉs

mistakｅ

ｗaｓ

serｉouｓ

B.

ｈｏw

seriouｓ

ｗaｓ

his

mｉstake

C.

ｗhａt

serioｕs

mistａkｅ

it

waｓ

D.

ｈｏw

ｓerioｕs

ｈis

ｍistaｋe

wａs

68．

Lｉttle

＿___＿__＿__

tｏ

meｅt

you

here.

A.

did

I

eｘpecｔ

Ｂ．

I

ｅxpeｃｔｅd

C.

Ｉ

did

expeｃt

D．

hａd

I

expected

69.

Ｍy

fａｍｉly

＿＿_＿＿_＿＿__

alｌ

teacheｒs．

Ａ．

aｒe

B.

iｓ

C．

hａs

Ｄ.

have

7０.

Hｅ

pｒeferｓ

to

live

with

ｈｉs

mｏtｈeｒ

ｒathｅｒ

tｈan

_＿___＿_＿__

heｒ

ａloｎe.

A.

to

leaｖe

B．

lｅaving

C.

ｌeave

D.

leaｖes

７1.

The

liｂrary

is

jusｔ

oｐpoｓite

the

bｏokstoｒe.

You

__＿＿___＿_＿

misｓ

ｉt.

A.

mｕstn’ｔ

B．

may

nｏｔ

Ｃ．

ｃan’ｔ

D．

may

noｔ

７2.

__＿_______

need,

pleａse

ｂｒiｎg

the

dｉcｔｉonaｒy

witｈ

yoｕ．

A.

Becaｕsｅ

of

B.

In

spite

of

C.

In

ｃase

oｆ

D.

But

ｆｏr

73.

His

fiｒsｔ

atｔｅｍｐt

failed，

___＿______．

A.

hiｓ

second

attempt

did

either

B．

ｓｏ

dｉd

his

sｅcoｎｄ

aｔtempt

C．

neitｈｅｒ

did

hｉs

sｅcond

attempt

D.

sｏ

his

second

ａttempt

ｄｉｄ

74．

Ｇetting

off

ｔhe

bus，

__＿_＿____＿.

A.

ｈｉs

purse

was

lost

B.

he

found

hｉs

pｕrsｅ

lｏｓt

C.

hｅ

ｆｏｕnd

hｉs

pｕrse

ｌosiｎg

Ｄ.

his

ｐｕｒse

was

missing

7５.

Ｓtｏp

ｗｒiting.

It’s

tｉme

that

you

＿＿___＿____

ｙoｕr

papｅrs.

Ａ.

mｕsｔ

hanｄ

in

Ｂ．

havｅ

to

haｎd

iｎ

Ｃ.

could

hanｄ

ｉn

D.

haｎded

in

Ｐａrｔ

IV

Ｃlｏze

Tesｔ

(10

points)

Directiｏns:

There

ａｒe

10

blanｋs

in

thｅ

ｆｏlloｗing

ｐasｓagｅ.

Fｏr

eａcｈ

numbered

ｂlａnk,

there

arｅ

４

cｈoｉceｓ

markeｄ

A,

B，

Ｃ

ａnd

Ｄ.

Choose

the

ｂeｓｔ

one

aｎd

maｒｋ

yoｕr

ａｎswer

ｏn

ｔhｅ

ANSWER

SＨEET

ｗiｔh

ａ

sｉngle

line

thrｏugh

tｈe

ceｎｔeｒ.

Movie

makers

feaｒed

for

a

while

thａｔ

they

mighｔ

bｅ

ｐut

76

by

TV.

Recenｔｌy,

＿_＿７7

,

ｍｏrｅ

and

moｒe

pｅopｌe

havｅ

bｅen

ｇoing

to

ｔhe

mｏvieｓ.

Ｔhiｓ

may

be

partｌｙ

because

tｈe

ecoｎomiｃ

situation

ｉn

Amerｉca

haｓ

bｅcome

７8

.

In

tｈｅ

ｍovieｓ,

ｙou

fｏrgeｔ

your

79

aｓ

you

get

８０

ｉn

the

stｏry

on

ｔｈe

screen．

Alsｏ,

directors

havｅ

ｂeeｎ

prｏdｕcｉng

piｃtureｓ

thaｔ

８１

nuｍbers

oｆ

ｐeｏple

want

to

seｅ.

Aｍericaｎs

82

the

ｍｉlｌｉons

ａre

ｒｅtuｒnｉng

to

a

ｌoｖｅ

afｆａiｒ

with

the

movies.

Ｍotｉon

picture

makers

sｅe

ｔwo

ｍain

83

for

tｈis:

an

ｉnｃreased

neeｄ

oｆ

Ａｍｅｒicaｎs

to

escape

fｒｏm

ｅcｏｎｏmｉｃ

ｗoｒｒiｅｓ

anｄ

a

laｒge

ｎumber

of

mｏvies

aｔtractinｇ

a

ｂroad

8４

.

Ｍovie

ｍaｋers

aｄｍiｔ

tｈａt

tｈeir

85

popularitｙ

is

partly

the

resulｔ

of

ｐｏｏr

eｃｏnomic

ｃonditions,

wｈich

traditionallｙ

briｎg

aｎ

increase

in

film-goers.

“Wｈeｎ

pｅopｌe

arｅ

fｅaｒful

of

the

fuｔuｒｅ,

ｔhey

looｋ

for

escａpe，”

coｍｍenｔed

Jaｃk

Valenｔｉ,

ｐresｉdeｎt

oｆ

ｔhｅ

Motion

Ｐicture

Ａｓsociａtｉon

ｏf

Ａmeｒica.

7６．

A.

ｏｕt

of

bｕsineｓs

B.

out

ｏf

duty

C.

off

dｕty

D．

oｎ

ｂuｓinesｓ

７7.

Ａ.

ｓtiｌｌ

B.

therｅfore

Ｃ．

bｅsｉdｅｓ

D.

hoｗｅveｒ

78.

Ａ.

ｂｅttｅr

B．

ｆavoｒablｅ

Ｃ.

wｏｒse

Ｄ．

satisｆａctory

79.

A.

troubleｓ

Ｂ.

conditions

Ｃ．

ｓiｔuａｔion

D．

work

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