上海市静安区2023-2024学年高二年级上册12月月考英语模拟试题（含答案）

上海市静安区2023-2024学年高二上学期12月月考英语模拟试题

II.Grammar

Directions:Afterreadingthepassagebelow,fillintheblankstomakethepassagescoherentand

grammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthe

givenword;fortheotherblanks,useonewordthatbestfitseachblank.

(A)

Youknowwhattheysay,marriageislikeaboxofchocolatesandyouneverknowwhatyouare

gonnaget.MywifeandIhada"ferocious"argumenttheothernight(21)wewerewatching

oneepisodeofthelatestseasonofarealityshowcalled.SeeYouAgain.Basically,theshowwasabout

threecouples[22](embark)onan18-dayvacationtotrytoworkouttheirmaritalissuesin

thehopeofsavingtheirmarriages.Forthem,itwasreallyamake-it-or-break-itvacation.

[23]webothagreedonmostmen'sincompetenceinexpressingtheirtruefeelingsinany

intimaterelationship,mystillbelovedwifeandIfailedmiserablytoseeeyetoeyeonreasonsforthat.

Sheblameditonmen'supbringingwhileIthoughtithadmoretodowiththeinfluenceofoutdated

socialnormsandstereotypesonmen.

Oursociety[24](discourage)emotionalexpressioninmenforages,tellingthemthey

can*tshedatearorshowanyvulnerability.Theseoutdatedideasaboutwhatitmeanstobeamanhave

messedthemupbigtime.Tome,itisnowonderthatinthemarriagemarket,themostcommontype

available[25]womenisthesilentbutdominanttypeofmenwiththewholebreadwinnerand

homemakerrolesstill[26](stick)intheirheads.Sowhenthingsdon'tgothatway,ofcourse,

theywillfeellost.

"Intimidated"bymyrigorouslogic,mywifepurposefullyshiftedthefocusofherargumentto[27]

wetwoshouldraiseoursonandwhatIcouldhavedonebetterifIhadtakenheradvice

seriously.

However,thingsstartedtogetmuch[28](personal)whenbothofusseemedtorunout

ofwittyarguments.Realizingthisdisagreementwouldleadusnowhere,Iwastednotimeapologizingto

herformyill-consideredwordswithdignityandofferedtocleantheplatespilingupinthesink([29]

Icookeddinnerthatnight!)Facedwithanoffershecouldn'trefuse,mywife

kindlyremindedme[30](notforget)todrythetowelwhenIwasdone.Apologyaccepted,

hencecaseclosed.

Attheendoftheday,Iexhibitedmyvulnerabilityasrequestedandsheshowedhermercyas

expected.Wejustagreedtodisagreeandlivedhappilyeverafter.

(B)

Backthen,Iwasaverynervousnewfather.Ididn*tknow[31]tofeedmy

son,howhardtopathisbacktoburphim,orwhetheritwasokaytolethimsleepaslongasbewants.I

boughtmyselflotsofbooksaboutparenting,only[32](find)thatthereweresomanynew

thingstolearnthatIinevitablybeguntofeeloverwhelmed.

MyfriendMay,asoon-to-bemotherherself,[33](sense)myanxietyand,tocalmme

down,textedmeonenightsaying,"Nobookcanbeasubstituteforyourownsensitivecontemplation

andcarefulobservation.Bookscanbe[34]smalladditionalvalue,butnomore.Justlistento

yoursonandhe*llteachyouhowtobeafather/

ThatstruckmealotbecauseIgrewupinatimewhenmostoftheparents,includingmyown,

believedthatchildren[35]beseenandnotheard.Naturally,Ithoughthewasnothingand

onlygrownupswereworthsomething.Theidea[36]childrendonotknowanythingbutwill

doso,andarenotcapableofdoinganythingbutwilllearn,mademeliveinapermanentstateof

expectation.Forthesakeoftomorrow,Ifailedtorespect[37]mightamuse,sadden,amaze,

anger,andinteresthimtoday.Forthesakeoftomorrow,Istoleyearsofhislife.

ThingschangedformewhenIgotdownonmyknees,waitingformysontoopenup.OnceIcame

downtohislevel,IfoundIdidn'teven[38]askquestions.Ijustlistened.He

grantedmepermissiontogazeintohispocketstoseeallhischerishedcollections:bird'sfeathers,

coloredstonesandoddly-shapedleaves.Healsodiscussedwithmeabouthisgrandplantotraveltothe

SouthPolewiththegirlinhisclass[39]happenedtowanttomarryhim.Webothknewour

relationshipwasbuiltonmutualrespectandtrust.

Now,sevenyearslateraftermyson'sbirth,IstillmarvelatMay*ssimplewisdom.Beingthere

listeningtomysonhasnotonlyrescued[40]from"thosebestparentingbooksonecannot

affordtomiss"butalsofromover-evaluatingandover-obsessingabouthim.Simplyput,mysonhas

taughtmetobeafather.Ihaveaffectionfbrwhatheistodayandrespectforwhathecanbecomeinthe

future.AllIneedtodoistolisten.

III.Vocabulary

Directions:Completethefollowingpassagebyusingthewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeused

once.Donotethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneedineachpassage.

(A)

A.advantageousB.programmingC.fashionD.fueledAB.advanced

AC.sacrificeAD.cappedBC.habituallyBD.appetiteCD.likelihood

ABC.unnecessarily

Eatingacalorie-richdietbroughtushumansagreatadvantage:time.Wespentlessoftheday

obtainingfood.Wesavedcountlesshoursofneedlesschewing.Instead,weinvestedtimeindoingthe

thingsthatmakeushuman:westartedto[41]tools,erectstructures,sharestories,create

mythsandplaygames.

Caloriesmadehumanitypossible.Caloriesarewhat[42]ourbigbrains.Our

calorie-richdietdidn'treinforcethecompulsiontoeat,itreleasedusfromafood-grippedexistence.Just

becausewerequirecaloriesdoesnotmeanourbasic[43]compelsustoover-consumethem,

forthesamereasonthatrequiringoxygendoesnotcompelustoperpetuallyhyperventilate.Yes,itmay

be[44]tocarryextracaloriesintimeoffamine,butthisassumesanoverlysimplisticview

ofourevolutionarypast.

Outthereinnature,carryingextrabodyweightbringsserious,evendeadly,disadvantages.Tothe

evolvingprimate,greaterbodymessmeanssloweraccelerationanda(n)[45]intheabilityto

changespeedanddirectionquickly.Backwhenwewereprey-whenourancestorswere[46]

eatenbybigcats,pythonsandeveneagles-ourabilitytonimblystart,stopandturnwascrucialfor

survival.Toapredator,afathumanwasnotonlyeasiertospotandeasiertocatch,itmadeforabigger,

bettermeal.Tothepreywehunted,afathumanwaseasiertoevadeandoutrun.Carryingtoomuchfat

alsoincreasesthe[47]ofinjuryanddeathduetotheforcesandloadsinvolvedin

maintainingalargerbody.Toputitinthesimplearithmeticofevolutionaryfitness,being[48]

fatdidn*tincreasesanindividuaFschancesofpassingontheirgenes.Itactuallyreduced

them.

Aswebecamemore[49]therewereevenmorereasonstorefrainfromoverindulgence.

Foodhadtobesharedwithothermembersofthetribe,thenthevillage,thenthetown,especiallywith

children,whosedependenceonadultsforresourceslastsaneternitycomparedwithotherspecies.

Otherwise,thehumanspecieswouldhavediedofflongago,ifwereallywereslavestoanever-ceasing

[50]forcalories.

Allofthesehaveleftuswiththefollowingparadox:Whywerehumansgenerallyabletoresist

vastlyover-consumingcaloriesupuntilaboutfiftyyearsago?

QuotedfromMarkSchatzker'sTheEndofCraving

(B)

A.nestingB.signalsC.accessibleD.overnightAB.decisivelyAC.illiterates

AD.literallyBC.unawareBD.motivatedCD.accusedABC.terrifying

Thegoodnewsisthattoday*steenagersaregreedyreadersandproductivewriters.Thebadnewsis

thatwhattheyarereadingandwritingaretextmessages.

It'sanunmissabletrend.Evenifyoudon'thaveteenagekids,you*llstillseeotherpeople'soffspring

wanderingaround,theireyesaverted,tappingaway,totally[51]oftheirsurroundings.Takea

groupofteenagerstoseetheeightwondersoftheworld.Chancesarethatthey'll[52]be

textingalltheway,evenifitmeansmissingallthoseawe-inspiringmoments.ShowateenagerJan

VermeefsTheGirlwithaPearlEarring.Youmightgetaquickglancebeforeabuzz[53]the

arrivalofthelatestSMS.

NowbeforeIam[54]ofthrowingstonesinaglasshouse,letmeconfess.Iprobably

sendabout50textsaday,andIreceivewhatseemlike200.Butthereisdifference,Ialsoreadbooks.Ifs

aquaintoldhabitIpickedupasakid,inthedaysbeforecellphonesbegan[55]inthepalms

oftheyoung.

Accordingtoasurveycarriedaboutin2019,halfoftoday'steenagersdon'treadbooksexceptwhen

they'remadeto.Whatismore[56]tomeasahighschoolteacheristhefactthatalmost

two-thirdsofhighschoolfreshmenreadforpleasureforlessthananhourperweek.Nearlyhalfof

seniorsdon'treadforpleasureatall.

Whydoesthismatter?Because,tosomeextent,thistextingcrazecanandwillproducealarge

numberofcultural[57]whoarecutofffromthecivilizationoftheirancestorsifwedon't

takesomenecessarymeasures.

Sohowcanweencourageourteenagerstoreadbooks?Whetherintheclassroomorathome,one

ofthebestwaystopromotereadingisbyreadingtogether.Anotherwaytoencouragereadingistohelp

teenagerssetagoaltoreadacertainnumberofbooksorreadbooksfromacertaingenre.Thiswillhelp

themstayfocusedand[58]toread.Forinstance,ifyourchildlovesplayingfootball,readthe

storybookrelatedtofootball.Orifyourchildlovesgoingonwalks,takealongsomepicturebooksto

readalongtheway.Bymakingreadingmore[59]andfun,wecanfosteraloveofreadingin

them.

Butdon*texpectchildrentofallinlovewithreading[60].Whenitcomestoreading,

trusttheprocess.

IV.Cloze

Directions:Foreachblankinthefollowingpassage,therearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,Cand

D.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.

(A)

FacingAIextinction

InarecentWhiteHousepressconference,presssecretaryKarineJean-Pierrecouldn*tsuppressher

laughteratthequestion:Isit"crazy"toworrythat"literallyeveryoneonEarthwilldie”duetoartificial

intelligence?[61],theanswerisno.

WhileAIpioneersuchasAlanTuringcautionedthatweshouldexpect"machinestotakecontroF,,

manycontemporaryresearchers[62]thisconcern.InanareaofunprecedentedgrowthinAI

abilities,whyaren*tmoreexpectsweighingin?

Beforethedeep-learningrevolutionin2012,1didn'tthinkhuman-levelAIwouldemergeinmy

lifetime.IwasfamiliarwithargumentsthatAIsystemswouldinsatiablyseekpowerandresistshutdown

—andobvious[63]tohumanityifitweretooccur.ButIalsofiguredresearchersmusthave

goodreasonsnottobeworriedabouthuman[64]risk(x-risk)fromAL

Yetafter10yearsinthefield,Ibelievethemainreasonsareactuallyculturalandhistorical.By

2012,afterseveralhypecyclesthatdidn'tpanout,mostAIresearchershadstoppedasking'whatifwe

succeedatreplicatinghumanintelligence",[65]theirambitionstospecifictaskslike

autonomousdriving.

Whenconcernsresurfacedoutsidetheircommunity,researchersweretoquicktodismissoutsiders

as[66]andtheirworriesassciencefiction.Butinmyexperience,AIresearchersare

themselvesoftenignorantofargumentsforAIx-risk.

Onebasicargumentisbyanalogy:humans1[67]abilitiesallowedustoout-compete

otherspeciesforresources,leadingtomanyextinctions.AIsystemscouldlikewisedepriveusofthe

resourcesweneedforoursurvival.Less[68],AIcoulddisplacehumanseconomicallyand,

throughitspowersofmanipulation,politically.

Butwouldn*titbehumanswieldingAisastoolswhoendupincontrol?Notnecessarily.Many

peoplemightchoosetodeployasystemwitha99percentchanceofmakingthemphenomenallyrich

andpowerful,evenifithada1percentchanceof[69]theircontrolandkillingeveryone.

BecausenosafeexperimentcandefinitivelytelluswhetheranAIsystemwillactuallykilleveryone,

suchconcernsareoftendismissedasunscientific.Butthisisn'tanexcuseforignoringtherisk.Itjust

meanssocietyneedstoreasonaboutitinthesamewayasothercomplexsocialissues.Researchersalso

emphasizethedifficultyofpredictingwhenAImight[70]humanintelligence,butthisisan

argumentforcaution,notcomplacency.

Attitudesarechanging,butnotquicklyenough.AIx-riskisadmittedlymore[71]than

importantsocialissueswithpresent-dayAI,likebiasandmisinformation,butthebasicsolutionisthe

same:regulation.Arobustpublicdiscussionislongoverdue.Byrefusingtoengage,someAIresearchers

areneglecting[72]responsibilitiesandbetrayingpublictrust.

BigtechsponsorsAIethicsresearchwhenitdoesn*thurtthebottomline.Butitisalsolobbyingto

excludegeneral-purposeAIfromE.U.regulation.Concernedresearchersrecentlycalledfora(n)[73]

indevelopingbiggerAImodelstoallowsocietytocatchup.Criticssaythisisn'tpolitically

realistic,butproblemslikeAIx-riskwon't[74]justbecausetheyarepolitically

inconvenient.

ThisbringsustotheugliestreasonresearchersmaydismissAIx-risk:funding.Essentiallyevery

researcher(myselfincluded)hasreceivedfundingfrombigtech.Atsomepoint,societymaystop

believingreassurancesfrompeoplewithsuchstrongconflictsof[75]andconclude,asIhave,

thattheirdismissalbetrayswishfulthinkingratherthangoodcounterarguments.

61.A.ComfortinglyB.UnfortunatelyC.AccidentallyD.Luckily

62.A.expressB.feelC.downplayD.highlight

63.A.threatB.boostC.disgraceD.contribution

64.A.extinctionB.healthC.resourceD.exposure

65.A.abandoningB.cherishingC.frustratingD.narrowing

66.A.arrogantB.irresponsibleC.ignorantD.biased

67.A.cognitiveB.physicalC.linguisticD.emotional

68.A.deliberatelyB.abstractlyC.frequentlyD.fundamentally

69.A.tighteningB.exercisingC.maintainingD.escaping

70.A.assistB.surpassC.collectD.evaluate

71.A.obviousB.urgentC.questionableD.private

72.A.legalB.financialC.professionalD.ethical

73.A.investmentB.pauseC.researchD.initiative

74.A.takeplaceB.growupC.sinkinD.goaway

75.A.interestB.religionC.tasteD.law

(B)

Oneofthefirstthingsthathappenswhenyoupubliclydeclareyourselfafeminististhatyoustart

gettingaskedalotofquestions.Ifyou'reanythinglikeme,theseprobesintoyour[76]

beliefswillleaveyouamumblingmess.Ihavereadenoughbooksandacademicessaysonfeminismto

[77]afairlysubstantiallibrary,andyetassoonasPmaskedtosumitupIstartedsweating

andstringtogetherafew[78]sentencesbeforeloudlyshouting'becauseBeyonce*and

runningtogetanotherdrink.

Tosaveyoufromthis[79]fateIhaveputtogetheracollectionofthefeminist

comebacksIwishPdthoughtofinthemoment.Ripoutthispage,keepitinyourpocketandwhipitout

nexttimeyou*restuckwithadrunkmanataparty.Becauseitwillcomeinto[80].

WHATEVENIS^FEMINISM?1

Greatquestion!It*sactuallysomethingPmreallypassionateabout.Feminismisacenturies-old

socialmovementfightingforthe[81]ofthesexes.Inter-sectionalfeministsbelievethatall

peopleare[82]tothesamerights,andtheyfighttoendalldiscriminationbasedongender,

sexualorientation,skincolour,ethnicity,religionorlifestyle.

THISFEMINISMISPOLITICAL[83]GONDMAD!CANTYOUTAKEA

JOKE?

...atquestion!Thanksforchecking!You*remistaken.Ilovejokes.Pvegotoneforyou...

Knock,knock!

Who'sthere?

Annie.

Anniewho?

AnniethingyoucandoIcandofor18.4%lesspay!

Ha,ha,ha.But,jokesaside,politicalcorrectnessgetsabadrap(恶评),butallitreally[84]

isminoritygroupsaskingthattheynotfeelmarginalizedandhurtbyeverydayconversation

orthemedia.Ilovecomedy-infactitisoneofmyfavouritethings.ButPmafraidthatjokesthatoffend

women,peopleofcolour,disabledpeople,transpeopleorothersintheLGBTQcommunityjustaren't

[85]tomeatall.Let*schatwhenyoucomeupwithsomebettermaterial,preferably

somethingthatdoesn'toffendmyfriends!

PMAMANANDSOMETIMESIFEELLIKEALLTHISFEMINISMISMAN-HATING.

CANMENBEFEMINISTS?

Greatquestions!Pmsorrythata(n)[86]ofthefeministmovementinthemainstream

mediahasledyoutofeelthisway.Ofcoursemencanbefeminists.

Thesadfactisthatwe*veallbeensocializedfrombirthtoacceptsexismasapartoflifeand,asa

result,womencanactuallybejustas[87]asmen.Institutionalizedsexismhurtsmenaswell

aswomen.Ittellsmenthattheyaren*tallowedtoshow[88],thattheyhavetobesuccessful

andpowerfulinordertosucceed,andthattheyaren*tallowedtolikethecolourpink!

Feminismisthefightto[89]allthesethingsandalsotoensurethatwomenaregiven

fundamentalhumanrightslikeeducationandreproductivefreedom.Feministstrulybelievethatifwe

livedinaworldwithoutgender-basedoppression,we*dallbesomuchhappier.Soevenifyou*reonly

joiningforpurely[90]reasons,we'dlovetohaveyouasapartofthegang!

QuotedfromScarlettCurtis1FeministsDon'tWearPinkandOtherLies

76.A.irrationalB.culturalC.spiritualD.political

77.A.fillB.manageC.accessD.construct

78.A.complicatedB.reassuringC.unintelligibleD.consistent

79.A.unknownB.embarrassingC.ultimateD.cruel

80.A.handyB.shapeC.viewD.force

81.A.equalityB.battleC.developmentD.definition

82.A.attachedB.entitledC.restrictedD.used

83.A.LIBERTYB.PERFORMANCEC.CORRECTNESSD.SENSITIVITY

84.A.boilsdowntoB.steersawayfromC.takesadvantageofD.putsupwith

85.A.offensiveB.sillyC.flatD.funny

86.A.updateB.misconceptionC.interpretationD.milestone

87.A.toughB.realisticC.logicalD.sexist

88.A.emotionsB.ambitionsC.courageD.aggressiveness

89.A.promoteB.embraceC.overcomeD.cultivate

90.A.nobleB.understandableC.obviousD.selfish

V.ReadingComprehension

SectionA

Directions:Readthefollowingtwopassage.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsorunfinished

statements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbest

accordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyouhavejustread.

(A)

Harrywokeatfiveo*clockthenextmorningandwastooexcitedandnervoustogobacktosleep.

Hegotupandpulledonhisjeansbecausehedidn'twanttowalkintothestationinhiswizard'srobes-

he'dchangeonthetrain.HecheckedhisHogwartslistagaintomakesurehehadeverythingheneeded,

sawthatHedwigwassafelyshutinhercageandpacedtheroom,waitingfortheDursleystogetup.Two

hourslater,Harry*shuge,heavytruckhadbeenloadedintotheDursley*scar,AuntPetuniahadtalked

DudleyintosittingnexttoHarryandtheyhadsetoff.

TheyreachedKind'sCrossathalfpastten.UncleVernondumpedHarry'strunkontoatrolleyand

wheelingitintothestationforhim.HarrythoughtthiswasstrangelykinduntilUncleVernonstopped

dead,facingtheplatformswithanastygrinonhisface.

Well,thereyouare,boy.Platformnine—platformten.Yourplatformshouldbesomewhereinthe

middle,buttheydon'tseemtohavebuiltityet,dothey?!

Hewasquiteright,ofcourse.Therewasabigplasticnumbernineoveroneplatformandabig

plasticnumbertenovertheonenexttoit,andinthemiddle,nothingatall.

'Haveagoodterm,*saidUncleVernonwithanevennastiersmile.Heleftwithoutanotherword.

HarryturnedandsawtheDursleysdriveaway.Allthreeofthemwerelaughing.Harry*smouthwent

ratherdry.Whatonearthwashegoingtodo?Hewasstartingtoattractalotoffunnylooks,becauseof

Hedwig.He*dhavetoasksomeone.

Hestoppedapassingguard,butdidn'tdarementionplatformnineandthree-quarters.Theguard

hadneverheardofHogwartsandwhenHarrycouldn'teventellhimwhatpartofthecountryitwasin,

hestartedtogetannoyed,asthoughHarrywasbeingstupidonpurpose.Gettingdesperate,Harryasked

forthetrainthatleftateleveno'clock,buttheguardsaidtherewasn'tone.Intheendtheguardstrode

away,mutteringabouttime-wasters.Harrywasnowtryinghardnottopanic.Accordingtothelarge

clockoverthearrivalboards,hehadtenminuteslefttogetonthetraintoHogwartsandhehadnoidea

howtodoit;hewasstrandedinthemiddleofastationwithatrunkhecouldhardlylift,apocketfullof

wizardmoneyandalargeowl.

Hagridmusthaveforgottentotellhimsomethingyouhadtodo,likingtappingthethirdbrickon

thelefttogetintoDiagonAlley.Hewonderedifheshouldgetouthiswandandstarttappingtheticket

boxbetweenplatformsnineandten.

QuotedfromJK.Rowling1sHarryPotterandthePhilosopher'sStone

91.Harrywokeupsoearlyinthemorningprobablybecausehe.

A.wantedtotryonhisnewjeansB.neededtoputHedwigbackinhercage

C.wasaskedtogetpreparedbeforehandD.lookedforwardtohisnewlifeofHogwarts

92.Theword"panicninthelastbutoneparagraphmightmean"

A.rageB.fearC.regretD.complain

93.Whatcanbeinferredfromthepassage?

A.UncleVernonhadalwaystreatedHarrykindlyandcaredverymuchforhim.

B.Harryarrivedatthetrainstationanhourbeforethescheduleddeparturetime.

C.TheDursleyswerehappytogetridofHarryandseehimstuckinembarrassment.

D.HarrycompletelyforgothowtofindthewaytoPlatformnineandthree-quarters.

(B)

HaveyoueverheardsomeonedescribethemselvesananINTJoranESTPandwonderedwhat

thosecryptic-soundingletterscouldmean?Whatthesepeoplearereferringtoistheirpersonalitytype

basedontheMyers-BriggsTypeIndicator(MBTI).

TheMyers-BriggsPersonalityTypeIndicatorisaself-reportinventorydesignedtoidentifya

person'spersonalitytype,strengths,andpreferences.ThequestionnairewasdevelopedbyIsabelMyers

andhermotherKatherineBriggsbasedontheirworkwithCarlJung'stheoryofpersonalitytypes.Today,

theMBTIinventoryisoneofthemostwidelyusedpsychologicalinstrumentsintheworld.

Basedontheanswerstothequestions,peopleareidentifiedashavingoneof16personalitytypes.

Noonepersonalitytypeis"best”or"better11thananother.Itisn'tatooldesignedtolookfordysfunction

orabnormality.Instead,itsgoalistoallowpeopletofurtherexploreandunderstandtheirown

personalitiesincludingtheirstrengths,weaknesses,possiblecareerpreferences,andcompatibilitywith

otherpeople.Thequestionnaireitselfismadeupoffourdifferentscales.

1.Areyououtwardlyorinwardlyfocused?Extraversion/Introversion

Extrovertsareenergizedbypeople,enjoyavarietyofmasks,aquickpace,andgoodatmultitasking

whileintrovertsoftenlikeworkingaloneorinsmallgroups,preferamoredeliberatepace,andliketo

focusononetaskatatime.

2.Howdoyouprefertotakeininformation?Sensing/Intuition

Sensorsarerealisticpeoplewholiketofocusonthefactsanddetails,andapplycommonsenseandpast

experiencetofigureoutpracticalsolutionstoproblemswhileintuitivesprefertofocusonpossibilities

andthebigpicture,easilyseepatternsanddseekcreativesolutionstoproblem.

3.Howdoyouprefertomakedecision?Thinking/Feeling

Thinkerstendtomakedecisionsusinglogicalanalysis,objectivelyweighprosandcons,andvalue

honesty,consistency,andfairnesswhilefeelerstendtobesensitiveandcooperative,anddecidebasedon

theirownpersonalvaluesandhowotherswillbeaffectedbytheiractions.

4.Howdoyouprefertoliveyourouterlife?Judging/Perceiving

Judgerstendtobeorganizedprepared,liketomakeandsticktoplans,andarecomfortablefollowing

mostruleswhileperceiversprefertokeeptheiroptionsopen,liketobeabletoactspontaneously,and

liketobeflexiblewithmakingplans.

94.ThepurposeofMBTIistohelppeople.

A.betterunderstandtheiruniquefeaturesB.findatopictosocializewithothers

C.easilyputthemselvesinafixedcategoryD.self-diagnosementalhealthissues

95.Accordingtothepassage,wecaninferthat.

A.CarlJungistheco-fbunderofMBTItestB.MBTIcanbeusedincareerplanning

C.SomepersonalitytypesarebetterthanothersD.introvertsmayfeelboostedataparty

96.SupposeEricisanISFP,hisidealoccupationmightbea(n).

A.entrepreneurB.accountantC.programmerD.writer

97.Thispassagemightbetakenfroma.

A.psychologytextbookB.popularmagazineC.newsreleaseD.businessreport

(C)

Weallknowtheimportanceofeducation.Everyoneaspirestohaveagoodone,butitsqualityand

availabilityisnotthesameforall.Thissituationchangesassocial,economicandpolitical