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大学英语专业八级考试模拟试卷
PARTILISTENINGCOMPREHENSION
SECTIONAMINI-LECTURE
Inthissectionyouwillhearamini-lecture.Youwillhearthemini-lectureONCE
ONLY.Whilelisteningtothemini-lecture,pleasecompletethegap-fillingtaskon
ANSWERSHEETONEandwriteNOMORETHANTHREEWORDSforeachgap.Make
surewhatyoufillinisbothgrammaticallyandsemanticallyacceptable.Youmayuse
theblanksheetfornote-taking.
YouhaveTHIRTYsecondstopreviewthegap-fillingtask.
Nowlistentothemini-lecture.Whenitisover,youwillbegivenTHREE
minutestocheckyourwork.
TheSkillsRequiredtoGetaJob
I.Academicskills:1
1.Communicationskills
一Understandandspeakthelanguagesin2
—Be3
一Readwrittenmaterials
—4
2.Thinkingskills
一Think5andactlogically
e.g.technology,physicalscience,thearts,skilledtrades,
socialscience,etc.
3.Learningskills
e.g.learntouse6afterafewtutorials
II.Personal7skills:combinationofattitudes,skillsandbehaviors
1.Positiveattitudesandbehaviors
—Have8andconfidence
一Behonest,haveintegrityand9
—Havepositiveattitudestowardwork,learning,etc.
一Beenergeticand10
2.Responsibility
—Setgoalsandpriorities
一Planandmanagetime,money,etc.
3.Adaptability
一Haveapositiveattitudetoward11inthejob
III.Teamworkskills:skillsto12co-operatively
1.Importanceofteamwork
——Bringmoreresourcestotheproblemsituation
一Bemore13andmoraleboostingthanindividualwork
2.Howtoimproveteamworkskills
一Involvedinthegroup
一Be14andlistentoothers
一Bealeaderratherthana(n)15.
SECTIONBINTERVIEW
InthissectionyouwillhearTWOinterviews.Attheendofeachinterview,five
questionswillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Boththeinterviewsandthequestions
willbespokenONCEONLY.Aftereachquestiontherewillbeaten-secondpause.
Duringthepause,youshouldreadthefourchoicesofA,B,CandD,andmarkthe
bestanswertoeachquestiononANSWERSHEETTWO.
YouhaveTHIRTYsecondstopreviewthechoices.
16、A.Maggie'suniversitylife.B.Hermom'slifeatHarvard.
C.Maggie'sviewonstudyingwithMorn,D.Maggie'sopiniononher
mom'smajor.
17A.Theytakeexamsinthesameweeks,B.Theyhavesimilarlecture
notes.
C.Theyapplyforthesameinternship,D.Theyfollowthesame
fashion.
18、A.Havingroommates.B.Practicingcourttrial.
C.Studyingtogether.D.Takingnotesbyhands.
19>A.Protection.B.Imagination.C.Excitement.D.
Encouragement.
20A.ThinkingofwaystocomfortMorn.B.Occasionalinterference
fromMorn.
C.UntimelycallswhenMaggieisbusy.D.FrequentcheckonMaggie's
grade.
21、A.Becauseheneedshelpforasurveyonsmokers'habits.
B.Becausehewantstogivethewomanahelpinghand.
C.Becausehecan'tfindhiswaytoacigaretteshop.
D.Becausehewantstodistributeleafletstothewoman.
22A.Timeofsmoking.B.Quantityofcigarettes.
C.Frequencyofsmoking.D.Typesofcigarettes.
23、A.Self-composed.B.Silent.C.Intense.D.
Ambitious.
24、A.23.B.32.C.17.D.22.
25、A.Becauseshewassavingup.B.Becauseshewaspregnant.
C.Becauseherhusbandadvisedhertodoso.D.Becauseshefellillbecauseof
smoking.
PARTIIREADINGCOMPREHENSION
SECTIONAMULTIPLE-CHOICEQUESTIONS
PASSAGEONE
26PeoplewholiveinTaylorstownhavemadetheirchoices:sceneryover
shopping,deeroverdrive-throughsThehistoricenclave,althoughnotuntouchedby
thebuildingboomthatexplodedinLoudounCountybeforesodramaticallygoing
bust,remainslargelyrural,withallthebenefitsandinconveniencesthatentails
27nlt'sfarfromeverything,"TaraLinhardt,presidentoftheTaylorstown
CommunityAssociation,saidwithasmile.Thebluegrassmusicianhaslivedin
Taylorstownsinceshewasachildinthe1970s.Clearly,sheviewsitsremotenessas
anasset.
28Taylorstownwasn'talwaysoutoftheway.Inthe19thcentury,itwasoneof
thebusiestandmostheavilypopulatedareasofLoudoun,thankstomilling,mining
andagriculture.Itspopulationdwindled,however,whenminingandmillingbecame
history.Taylorstownnowisunincorporated,withthecountydivvyingupitsresidents
amongthesurroundingjurisdictionsofLovettsville,Waterford,Luckettsand
Leesburg.Officialdomaside,thelocalsconsiderthemselvesresidentsofTaylorstown
iftheylivewithinaboutathree-mileradiusofanoldstoreatthejunctionof
TaylorstownandLoyaltyroads.
29Thestore,shutteredin1998,isapassionatecauseinTaylorstown.A
nonprofitgroupwithgrassrootsbackingisspearheadingitsreopeningasa"very
green"businessandrecentlyinstalledanewsystem.Butthedaythatthestorewill
againbeabletosellbreadandlocalproduce"won'tcomeanytimesoon,"saidAnne
Larson,anartistandlong-timeTaylorstownresident.
3Olt'samatterofmoney,ofcourse,andthestore'sboostersarepursuing
grants.Meanwhile,thestorehostsoccasionalcommunitygatherings,suchascraft
fairsandlecturesontopicsofareainterestsuchasLymedisease.Lymedisease,
carriedbydeerticks,isperhapsTaylorstown'sNo.1problem."Deerareso
comfortablehere,"Linhardtsaid,"thatmostpeoplehavehadittwice."
31RichardBrown,aQuaker;foundedTaylorstowninthe1730swhenhebuilt
amillonthebanksofCatoctinCreeknearwherethestoreisnow.AlthoughBrown's
millislonggone,thesurroundingareahasbeendesignatedahistoricdistrictandhas
beenontheNationalRegisterofHistoricPlacessince1976.Itisthesiteoftwoofthe
oldeststonehousesinthecounty,HuntingHillandFoxtonCottage,aswellasamill
laterbuiltbytownnamesakeThomasTaylor.
32Thethree-mileradiusthatextendsfromthestorenowencompassesabout
1,500households,saidTamiCarlow,vicepresidentoftheTaylorstownCommunity
Association.Thesehouseholdssitonlandthatisalternatelyrollingandopenorsteep
andwooded.
33Agoodnumberoftheoldeststructuresgottheirstartas"patenthouses,"
explainedhistorianandTaylorstownresidentRichGillespie.Incolonialtimes,
constructionofa16-by-20-footcabinwasarequirementforobtainingapatentor
landgrant.
34Taylorstownowesmuchofitspastoralbeautytoitsstill-abundantfarms.
OnasummerdayalongLoyaltyRoad——namedinhonorofTaylorstown'sUnionist
sympathiesduringtheCivilWar——fieldsaredensewithgreencornorpunctuatedby
roundbalesofhaywaitingtobecollected.Placidlygrazingcattleandhorsesare
everywhere.
35Thesedays,Taylorstown'sfarmscomeinboththeworkingandgentleman's
varieties,andKenLoewinger's175-acreGlenwoodisboth.Loewingerrunsasmall
horse-boardingoperation,buthealsoworksfulltimeinWashingtonasarealestate
lawyer.
36"lcouldn'taffordtohavethisinGreatFalls,"Loewingersaid,gesturing
towardaramblingredbam,rollingpasturesandalargestonehousethatgrewoutof
a1750slogcabin,possiblyapatenthouse.
37TheD.C.-bornLoewingerinitiallyworriedaboutwhetherthecountrywould
beagoodfit.LoudounCountydidn'tevenhaveasynagoguewhenheandhiswife,
MargaretKrol,movedtoTaylorstownin1991.Theyattendedreligiousservicesina
bingoparlor.Now,thecountyhastwosynagogues,Loewingersaid,andhehasfound
thecountrytobe"aricherenvironmentthanthecity."
38LudaandJohnEichelbergerwouldagree.Thehusband-and-wife
volcanologistsmovedintoaloghouseafive-minutewalkfromtheTaylorstownStore
latelastyear.Eichelberger,whoworksattheU.S.GeologicalSurveyinRestonmethis
RussianwifewhiledoingfieldworkontheKamchatkaPeninsula.
39Aprofessionthatinvolvescloseobservationofremotemountainsrequires
aloveoftheoutdoors,andinTaylorstowntheEichelbergersindulgethatlovewith
runningandbiking.OneoftheirfavoritetrailsloopsalongCatoctinCreek,where
deerbrowsenonchalantlybeneathpawpawtreesandagreatblueheronfeelsat
homeenoughtostandonaboulderanddoitsdead-onimpressionofastatue.
40LudaEichelberger,whovolunteersattheSmithsonian'sMuseumofNatural
History,saidshehas"neverLivedsoclosewithanimals."Thefrogsareherparticular
favorite.They"singlikebirds,"shesaid.
41Fiveyearsago,LeslieMcElroyandRichardJonesrelocatedfroma
less-distantlocale——elsewhereintheWashingtonsuburbs——buttheyprofessequal
enthusiasmaboutlifeontheir10-acreTaylorstownfarm.LikeEichelberger;McElroy
worksfortheGeologicalSurveyinReston;Jones,anestimatorforacommercial
constructioncompany,commutes120milesroundtriptoPrinceGeorge'sCounty.
Thetwohavespentmuchoftheirfreetimeduringthepastthreeyearsadding1,600
squarefeettotheir800-square-foothouse.
42Theprojectisaboutdone-"finally,"McElroysaid.Withitscompletion,she
andJones,whoownfivehorses,plantomakebetteruseofthebridletrailsthat
honeycombtheirarea.Theyalsow川havemoretimetoharnessKallai,their
2,000-poundPercheronmare,toacartandwheelalongneighboringroads.Thatkind
ofoutingisn'tpossibleinmanyplacesthatarewithindrivingdistanceoftheDistrict.
43"Thisisthelastlittlebitoftrulyrural,affordableLoudounCounty,"McElroy
said.
PASSAGETWO
26Wekeepaneyeoutforwonders,mydaughterandI,everymorningaswe
walkdownourfarmlanetomeettheschoolbus.Andwhereverwefindthem,they
reflectthemagicofwater:aspiderwebdroopingwithdewlikeanecklace.A
rain-coloredheronrisingfromthecreekbank.Oneastonishingmorning,wehada
visitationoffrogs.Dozensofthemhurtledupfromthegrassaheadofourfeet,
launchingthemselves,white-bellied,inbouncingarcs,asifwe'dbeencaughtina
downpourofamphibians.Itseemedtomarkthedawningofsomenewwateryage.
Onanotherdaywemetasnappingturtleinhisolivedrabarmor.Normallythisisa
pond-lockedcreature,butsomeambitionhadmovedhimontoourgravellane,using
therainyweekasapassportfromourfarmtosomewhereelse.
27Thelittle,namelesscreektumblingthroughourhollowholdsusinbondage.
BeforewecametosouthernAppalachia,welivedforyearsinArizona,wherea
permanentbrookofthatsizewouldmeritanaturepreserve.IntheGrandCanyon
State,everylicenseplateremindedusthatwaterchangesthefaceoftheland,
splittingopenrockdesertlikeapeach,leavingmile-deepgashesofinfinitehue.Cities
therefunctionlikespacestations,importingeveryounceoffreshwaterfromdistant
rivers.Butsuchisthehumaninclinationtotakewaterasabirthrightthatpublic
fountainsstillmaybubbleinArizona'stownsquaresandfarmersthereraisethirsty
crops.Retireesfromrainierclimatesirrigategreenlawnsthatimpersonatethe
grasslandstheyleftbehind.Thetruthencroachesonallthefantasies,though,when
desertresidentswaitmonthsbetweenrains,watchingcactitightentheirbeltsand
roadrunnersskirmishoverpreciousbeadsfromadrippinggardenfaucet.Waterislife.
It'sthesaltystockofourorigins,thepoundingcirculatorysystemoftheworld.It
makesuptwo-thirdsofourbodies,justlikethemapoftheworld;ourvitalfluidsare
saline,liketheocean.Theappledoesn'tfallfarfromthetree.
28EvenwhilewetakeMotherWaterforgranted,humansunderstandinour
bonesthatsheistheboss.Westakeourcivilizationsonthecoastsandmightyrivers.
Ourdeepestdreadisthethreatofhavingtoolittlemoisture——ortoomuch.We've
latelyraisedtheEarth'saveragetemperatureby0.74℃,anumberthatsounds
inconsequential.Butthesewordsdonot:flood,drought,hurricane,risingsealevels,
burstinglevees.Wateristhevisiblefaceofclimateand,therefore,climatechange.
Shiftingrainpatternsfloodsomeregionsanddryupothersasnaturedemonstratesa
gravephysicslesson:Hotairholdsmorewatermoleculesthancold.
29TheresultsareinplainsightalongbeatencoastsfromLouisianatothe
Philippinesassuper-warmedairabovetheoceanbrewssuperstorms,thelikesof
whichwehaveneverknown.Inaridplacesthesamephysicsamplifyevaporationand
drought,visibleinthedust-dryfarmsoftheMurray-DarlingRiverBasininAustralia.
OntopoftheHimalaya,glacierswhosemeltwatersustainsvastpopulationsare
dwindling.ThesnappingturtleImetonmylanemayhavebeenlookingforhigher
ground.Lastsummerbroughtusastringoffloodsthatlefttomatoesspoiltonthe
vineandourfarmersneedingdisasterreliefforthethirdconsecutiveyear.Thepast
decadehasbroughtusmoreextremestormsthaneverbefore,ofthekindthatdump
manyinchesinaday,layingdowncropsandutilitypolesandgreatsoddenoaks
whoserootscannotfindpurchaseinthesaturatedground.Theword"disaster"
seemstomockus.Afterenoughrepetitionsofshockingweather;wecan'tremain
indefinitelyshocked.
30Howcantheworldshiftbeneathourfeet?Allweknowisfoundedonits
rhythms:Waterwillflowfromthesnowcappedmountains,rainandsunwillarrivein
theirproperseasons.Humansfirstformedourtonguesaroundlanguage,surely,for
thepurposeofexplainingtheseconstantstoourchildren.Whatshouldwetellthem
now?That"reliable1*hasbeenrainedout,ordiedofthirst?WhentheEarthseemsto
raiseitsownvoicetothepitchofagale,havewetheearstolisten?
31Aworldawayfrommydamphollow,theBajoPiuraValleyisagreatbowlof
thedriestHolocenesandsI'veevergotteninmyshoes.Stretchingfromcoastal,
northwesternPeruintosouthernEcuador;the14,000-square-milePiuraDesertis
hometomanyendemicformsofthornylife.Profilesofthiseco-regiondescribeitas
drytodrier,andBajoPiuraonitssouthernedgeiswhatanyonewouldcalldriest.
BetweenJanuaryandMarchitmightgetclosetoaninchofrain,dependingonthe
whimsofEl,mydriverexplainedaswebumpedoverthedrybedofthePiura,"but
insomeyears,nothingatall.*'Forhourswepassedthroughwhite-crustedfieldsand
thenintoeye-burningvalleysbeyondthelimitsofenduranceforanythingbutsparse
standsofthedeep-rootedProsopispallida,arguablynature'smostarid-adaptedtree.
Andremarkably,somescatteredfamiliesofHomosapiens.
32Theyareeconomicrefugees,lookingforlandthatcostsnothing.InBajo
Piuratheyfindit,althoughlivingtherehasothercosts,andfragiledrylandspaytheir
ownpricetoo,aspeople'exacerbatedesertificationbycuttinganythinglivingfor
firewood.Whatbroughtmethere,asajournalist,wasaninnovativereforestation
project.Peruvianconservationists,partneredwiththeNGOHeiferInternational,
wereguidingthepopulationintoherdinggoats,whicheattheprotein-richpodsof
thenativemesquiteanddisperseitsseedsoverthedesert.Intheshadeofastick
shelter,ayoungmothersetherdentedpotonadung-fedfireandshowedhowshe
curdlesgoat'smilkintowhitecheese.Butmilkinggoatsishardtoworkintoher
schedulewhenshe,andeveryotherwomansheknows,mustwalkabouteighthours
adaytocollectwater.
PASSAGETHREE
26VargashadbeeninHatch,NewMexico,onlysixmonths,sinceMarch,and
alreadyheownedhisownbusinesstocompetewithNetflix,deliveringDVDsand
videogamestoranchersandpeoplewholivedwithin20milesoftown.Hehad
workedoutadealwithSenoraGaspar,whoownedthevideostore,topayhim90
percentofthedeliveryfee,andifhetookoutmorethan50videosinaweek,a
premiumontheextras.
27hadalightweightmotorizedbicycle,whichmadeitfeasible.Gasprices
werehigh,anddeliveryandpickupsavedcustomersmoney.Also,itwasconvenient
—theydidn'thavetowaittilltheyhadanerrandintown.Mostofthecustomers
wereMexicanfamilieswhoworkedthelandforAnglos,orAngloswhoownedcattle
orpecangroves,organizedhisscheduletoavoidrandomtrips.Itwasalotofriding,
buthelikedtheterrain一thelowhills,thebaremountains,paleblueinthedayand
shadowedintheevenings,thevastsky.Helikedseeingthefieldsofonionsandchiles,
thepecantrees,thealfalfagrowing,thecattlegrazing.Hesawhawks,antelope,
badgers,anddeer,andlearnedtheirhabits.
28lnafewweeksheknewmostofhiscustomers一theGallegosfamilyouton
CastanedaRoad,whogrewgreenchiles,theBrubakersfartheron,thewidowwoman,
SenoraObregon,whostillrantheBarSWranch.TheMichaelsfamilywasamileeast,
theGarciaswereontheothersideofInterstate25-theyownedthebakery―and
TomMartinezlivedinthetraileramilepast.Manyofthefamiliesgrewchiles一that's
whatHatchwasfamousfor―andmarketedthemtotheco-opinAlbuquerqueor
alongthetownhighway,pickledorfresh,injelliesorasristras.Everyoneknew,too,
thechicolocoonhismoped.
29Themorepeopleknewhim,ofcourse,themorepeopleknewabouthis
business.Hewasstrong,hadagoodsmile,andwasanaturalsalesman.Hetalkedto
theMexicanfamiliesinSpanish,askedwheretheirrelativescamefrom,whowasleft
inHermosilloorJuarezorOaxaca.HetalkedtotheAnglostoimprovehisEnglishand
toshowhewasaseriousbusinessman.Heexpectedgreatthingsofhimselfoneday.
30Englishwaspassable,becausehe'dworkedalmostayearinDemingbefore
hecametoHatch.He'dwasheddishesatSifromsixtotwo,andatfourhe
moppedfloorsattheelementaryschool.Inbetweenhespenthisoffhoursatthe
BrokenSpoke,wherehemetpeople,evensomewomen,likeBrenda,whowasa
hairdresser,thenunemployed.Atelevenonenightwaswalkinghometohistrailer,
andBrendastoppedinherTransAmwiththemufflerdragging.Shegavehimaride,
andonethingledtoanother.Afteramonth,Brendawantedtogetmarried—she
waspregnant,shesaid一andsaidwhynot.Twoweeksafterthewedding,hefound
outtherewasnobaby,andBrendaranofftoCaliforniawithawinesalesman.
31TopayoffBrenda'sdebts,usedhismeagersavingsandtookathirdjob
unloadingfreightatthetrainyard,thoughhestillwasn'tmakingenoughmoney,or
sleepingenough,either.Oneevening,afterUltimowasthreatenedwitheviction
fromBrenda'sapartment,hisbossattheschoolfoundhimdozingatateacher'sdesk,
andhewasfinishedinDeming.Hewalkednorthwithhisthumbout,butnoone
pickedhimup.Intwodays,46mileslater,withnothingbuttheclothesheworeand
ablankethe'dbroughtfromhome,hestaggeredpastLasUvasDairyandafew
broken-downhousesandintoHatch,wherehesawaHELPWANTEDsigninthe
windowoftheFronteraMercado.Hewentinandgotajobstockinggroceries.
32HatchwasinthefertilecottonwoodcorridoralongthebanksoftheRio
GrandeRiver,withtheinterstatetotheeastandopencountryineveryother
direction——ranches,pasture,rangeland.Thedaysweregettingwarmerbythen,and
hesleptinthebrushalongtheriver,shavedandwashedhimselfthere,andatefor
breakfastwhateverhehadscavengedfromthemercadothedaybefore.Ifhewasn't
working,hespentsunnymorningsintheparkandrainyonesinthelibrary.Then
Gasparhiredhimtoworkthemorningshiftatthevideostore,checkinginrentals,
cleaning,replenishingthestockofcandybarsandpopcorn.Heestablishedamore
efficientcheck-in,organizedabetterwindowdisplay,andbuiltanewsignfrom
constructionwaste:Gaspar'sMovies.
33"Whatdelivery?"Gasparasked.
34"Ourdelivery,"Ultimosaid."IhaveboughtamopedfromTomMartinez."
35Someofhiscustomersorderedmoviesforthecompanygavethem.
Obregon,55yearsold,hadlostherhusbandandwantedsomeonetotalkto.She
remindedofhisgrandmotherinMexico,andheoftenmadetheranchhislaststop
oftheeveningsohehadtimetositonherporchandlistentoherstories.Her
husbandhadbeenkilledtwowintersbefore,when,ashewasfeedingthecattleina
blizzard,a1,500-poundbullslippedonapatchoficeandcrushedhim.They'dlost
100headinthatstorm.HerchildrenwereinWichita,Denver,andSaltLakeCity,two
sonsandadaughter,andnoneofthemwantedanythingtodowiththeranch.When
hevisited,Obregondressedwell,asifpresencemeantsomething,andshe
offeredhimsteakandpotatoes,andalwaysleftoverstotakewithhimafterward.
26>Accordingtothepassage,therurallandofTaylorstown(PASSAGE
ONE.
A.broughtbothadvantagesanddisadvantagestoitsresidents.
B.wasoncedominatedbyurbanbuildingsandnoises.
C.witnessedtheprocessofeconomyprosperitytorecession.
D.washometomanyfamoushistoricalsitesandpeople.
27、WhichofthefollowingisINCORRECTabouttheoldstore?(PASSAGE
ONE.
A.Ithasshiftedtootheraspectthansellinggroceries.
B.ItnowworksasarepresentativeofTaylorstown.
C.Theoperatorsneedmorefundtorunit.
D.Ithasswitchedinaccordancewiththedevelopmentofthetime.
28>WhichofthefollowingisNOTtoindicatethebeautifulsceneryof
Taylorstown?(PASSAGEONE.
A....thesurroundingareahasbeendesignatedahistoricdistrictand...(Para.
6)
B.Thesehouseholdssitonlandthatisalternatelyrollingandopenor
steepandwooded(Para.7)
C....fieldsaredensewithgreencomorpunctuatedbyroundbalesofhay
waitingtobecollected.(Para.9)
D.Placidlygrazingcattleandhorsesareeverywhere.(Para.9)
29、WhenLoewingersaid"hehasfoundthecountrytobe'aricher
environmentthanthecity'"(Para.12),hemeant(PASSAGEONE.
A.livinginthevillagewasmorecomfortablethaninthecity.
B.therewasmoreentertainmentinthevillagethaninthecity.
C.theeconomicinthecountrybetterdevelopedthaninthecity.
D.countypeopleenjoyedricherspirituallifethanpeopleinthecity.
30>ThesentenceinPara.1"...usingtherainyweekasapassportfromour
farmtosomewhereelse"impliesthat(PASSAGETWO)
A.therewouldbeafloodnearby.B.someonehasputtheturtle
ontotheroad.
C.therewouldbelotsofamphibians.D.theauthorshowedgreat
interestincountrylife.
31、WhichofthefollowingadjectivescanbestdescribeArizona?
(PASSAGETWO)
A.Lifeless.B.Prosperous.C.Traditional.D.Quiet.
32、WhichofthefollowingdoesNOTshowtheimmediateconsequencesof
climatechange?(PASSAGETWO)
A.Warmedstormsariseabovetheocean.
B.Iceonthepeakofmountainsarebecominglessandless.
C.Manypeopleinbarrenareasaresufferingfromlittlerainfall.
D.Tomatoesareruinedandcropsarelaiddown.
33、WhichofthefollowingstatementsdoesNOTcontainapersonification?
(PASSAGETWO)
A.humansunderstandinourbonesthatsheistheboss."(Para.3)
B."Hotairholdsmorewatermoleculesthancold."(Para.3)
C."Theword'disaster'seemstomockus."(Para.4)
D."WhentheEarthseemstoraiseitsownvoicetothepitchofagale..."(Para.
5)
34>Asuitabletitleforthepassagewouldbe(PASSAGETWO)
A.TheCausesofDisasters.B.TheEvolutionofCreatures.
C.WaterResourceIsLimited.D.WaterIsLife.
35、Therelationshipbetweenthesecondandthirdparagraphsisthat
(PASSAGETHREE.
A.eachpresentsonesideofthepicture.
B.theformergeneralizesandthelattergivesexamples.
C.thelatteristhelogicalresultoftheformer.
D.bothpresentworkingexperience.
36、WhichofthefollowingphrasesisNOTsuitabletodescribethecharacterof?
(PASSAGETHREE.
A.Agood-temperedbutcunningman.B.Avigorousguyof
sincerity.
C.Atalentedandhard-workingbusinessman.D.Asalesmanofgood
character.
37、FromthepassagewecaninferthattherelationshipbetweenandBrenda
was(PASSAGETHREE.
A.close.B.remote.C.tense.D.
long-standing.
38WhathappenedtoafterBrenda'sdisappearance?(PASSAGE
THREE.
A.Hewantedtodivorcehiswife.B.Hewasheavily
involvedindebts.
C.Hewasrecoveringfromdrinking.D.Hehadbeenworking
inagrocery.
39、Whichofthefollowingwritingtechniquesisusedtodevelopthepassage?
(PASSAGETHREE.
A.Exaggeration.B.Pun.C.Flashback.D.
Synecdoche.
40、SECTIONBSHORTANSWERQUESTIONS
WhatdidRichardBrowndoforthetown?(PASSAGEONE.
41、WhatdoesKenLoewingerdoinWashington?(PASSAGEONE.
42>WhyarefrogsLuda'sparticularfavorite?(PASSAGEONE.
43、Accordingtothepassage,whatisthefundamentalroleofwater?(PASSAGE
TWO)
44>What'retheeye-burningvalleyslike?(PASSAGETWO)
45、Whatbenefitscouldcustomersgainfromhisdeliveryandpickup
service?(PASSAGETHREE.
46>WhatwaslifelikebeforeheworkedforGaspar?(PASSAGETHREE.
47>WhywasveilingtolistentoSenoraObregon'sstories?(PASSAGETHREE.
PARTIIILANGUAGEUSAGE
ThepassagecontainsTENerrors.Eachindicatedlinecontainsamaximumof
ONEerror.Ineachcase,onlyONEwordisinvolved.Youshouldproofreadthe
passageandcorrectitinthefollowingway:
Forawrongword,underlinethewrongwordandwritethecorrect
oneintheblankprovidedat
theendoftheline.
Foramissingword,markthepositionofthemissingwordwitha"A"
signandwritetheword
youbelievetobemissingintheblankprovidedatthe
endoftheline.
Foranunnecessaryword,crosstheunnecessar
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