英语翻译中级口译-12

英语翻译中级口译T2

（总分：240.00,做题时间：90分钟）

一、{{B}}SECTION1:LISTENINGTEST{{/B}}（总题数:1,分数：20.00）

Itisdifficulttogiveadescriptionof{{U}}(1){{/U}}becausetheyvaryfromstatetostate

andcitytocity.

Sometownsallowthesaleofveryweak,{{U}}(2){{/U}},knownas^three-two7*beer.Someplaces{{U}}

(3){{/U}}ofanyalcoholonSundays,notonlyinbarsbutalsoinshops.Youmayfindalocked

baroverthealcoholshelves.

InmanypartsofAmerica,youarenotallowedtodrinkalcohol{{U}}(4){{/U}}.Thatis,youmay

notsitinaparkor{{U}}(5){{/U}}drinkingbeer,andyoucannoteventakeanicebottleofwine{{U}}

(6){{/U}}.Insomepublicplaces,peoplecanbeseentakingdrinksfromcans{{U}}(7){{/U}}.

ThesearenotcansofCoca-Cola.{{U}}(8){{/U}}youarenotallowedtodrinkalcoholwhiledriving,

oreven{{U}}(9){{/U}}containerinthecar.Somebars{{U}}(10){{/U}}onlyforbeerandwine.

Othersarealsoallowedtosellspiritsandthus,asAmericanssay,〃{{U}}(11){{/U}}〃.

Manybarshaveaperiod{{U}}(12){{/U}},oftenlongerthananhour,whentheyselldrinkswith

prices{{U}}(13){{/U}}.Thisisusuallyaround5p.m.andmaybeonly{{U}}(14){{/U}}oftheweek.

Legaldrinkingagevariesfromstatetostatebutisgenerally{{U}}(15){{/U}}.Somestates

permit{{U}}(16){{/U}}at18butspiritsonlyat21.Otherspermittheconsumptiononlyof

77three-two^beerfrom18to21.{{U}}(17){{/U}},insomepartsoftheUSA,youngpeople{{U}}

(18){{/U}},marry,raisechildren,keepfull-timejobs,betriedincourtsasadults,jointhe

armyandevenbuygunsbutnot{{U}}(19){{/U}}.Insomeplaces18to21yearoldsareallowed

intobarsbutnotallowedtodrink.

AnotherevenmoreinterestingaspectofAmericandrinking-agelawsisthatinsomeplaces

people{{U}}(20){{/U}}arenotevenallowedtosellalcohol.

Itisdifficulttogiveadescriptionof{{U}}(1){{/U}}becausetheyvaryfromstatetostate

andcitytocity.

Sometownsallowthesaleofveryweak,{{U}}(2){{/U}},knownas^three-two^beer.Someplaces{{U}}

(3){{/U}}ofanyalcoholonSundays,notonlyinbarsbutalsoinshops.Youmayfindalocked

baroverthealcoholshelves.

InmanypartsofAmerica,youarenotallowedtodrinkalcohol{{U}}(4){{/U}}.Thatis,youmay

notsitinaparkor{{U}}(5){{/U}}drinkingbeer,andyoucannoteventakeanicebottleofwine{{U}}

(6){{/U}}.Insomepublicplaces,peoplecanbeseentakingdrinksfromcans{{U}}(7){{/U}}.

ThesearenotcansofCoca-Cola.{{U}}(8){{/U}}youarenotallowedtodrinkalcoholwhiledriving,

oreven{{U}}(9){{/U}}containerinthecar.Somebars{{U}}(10){{/U}}onlyforbeerandwine.

Othersarealsoallowedtosellspiritsandthus,asAmericanssay,〃{{U}}(11){{/U}}〃.

Manybarshaveaperiod{{U}}(12){{/U}},oftenlongerthananhour,whentheyselldrinkswith

prices{{U}}(13){{/U}}.Thisisusuallyaround5p.m.andmaybeonly{{U}}(14){{/U}}oftheweek.

Legaldrinkingagevariesfromstatetostatebutisgenerally{{U}}(15){{/U}}.Somestates

permit{{U}}(16){{/U}}at18butspiritsonlyat21.Otherspermittheconsumptiononlyof

〃three-two〃beerfrom18to21.{{U}}(17){{/U}},insomepartsoftheUSA,youngpeople{{U}}

(18){{/U}},marry,raisechildren,keepfull-timejobs,betriedincourtsasadults,jointhe

armyandevenbuygunsbutnot{{U}}(19){{/U}}.Insomeplaces18to21yearoldsareallowed

intobarsbutnotallowedtodrink.

AnotherevenmoreinterestingaspectofAmericandrinking-agelawsisthatinsomeplaces

people{{U}}（20）{{/U}}arenotevenallowedtosellalcohol.

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（1）.

（分数：LOO）

填空项1：（正确答案：Americanlawsconcerningalcohol）

角军析：［听力原文］20ItisdifficulttogiveadescriptionofAmericanlawsconcerningalcohol

becausetheyvaryfromstatetostateandcitytocity.Sometownsallowthesaleofveryweak,

3.2percentalcoholbeerknownas〃three-two〃beer.Someplacesdonotallowthesaleofanyalcohol

onSundays,notonlyinbarsbutalsoinshops.Youmayfindalockedbaroverthealcoholshelves.

InmanypartsofAmerica,youarenotallowedtodrinkalcoholinapublieplace.Thatis,you

maynotsitinaparkorwalkalongastreetdrinkingbeer,andyoucannoteventakeanicebottle

ofwineonyourpicnic.Insomepublicplaces,peoplecanbeseentakingdrinksfromcanswrapped

inbrown-paperbags.ThesearenotcansofCoca-Cola.Andinallstatesyouarenotallowedto

drinkalcoholwhiledriving,orevenhaveanopenedalcoholcontainerinthecar.Somebarshave

alicenseonlyforbeerandwine.Othersarealsoallowedtosellspiritsandthus,asAmericans

say,mixeddrinks.Manybarshaveaperiodknownas〃happyhour”,oftenlongerthananhour,when

theyselldrinkswithpriceslowerthanusual.Thisisusuallyaround5p.m.andmaybeonlyon

certaindaysoftheweek.Legaldrinkingagevariesfromstatetostatebutisgenerallybetween

18to21.Somestatespermittheconsumptionofbeerat18butspiritsonlyat21.Otherspermit

theconsumptiononlyof〃three-two〃beerfrom18to21.Inanycase,insomepartsoftheUSA,

youngpeopleareallowedtovote,marry,raisechildren,keepfull-timejobs,betriedincourts

asadults,jointhearmyandevenbuygunsbutnothaveaglassofbeer.Insomeplaces18to

21yearoldsareallowedintobarsbutnotallowedtodrink.Anotherevenmoreinterestingaspect

ofAmericandrinking-agelawsisthatinsomeplacespeoplebelowlegaldrinkingagearenoteven

allowedtosellalcohol.

填空项1:（正确答案：3.2percentalcoholbeer）

解析：

填空项1:___________________（正确答案：donotallowthesale）

解析：

填空项1:___________________（正确答案：inapublicplace）

解析：

填空项1:（正确答案：walkalongastreet）

解析：

填空项1:（正确答案：onyourpicnic）

解析：

填空项1:___________________（正确答案：wrappedinbrown-paperbags）

解析：

填空项1:（正确答案:Andinallstates）

解析：

填空项1:（正确答案：haveanopenedalcohol）

解析：

填空项1:___________________（正确答案：havealicense）

解析：

填空项1:（正确答案：mixeddrinks）

解析：

填空项1:（正确答案：knownas"happyhour"）

解析：

填空项1:（正确答案：lowerthanusual）

解析:

填空项1:_________________(正确答案：oncertaindays)

解析：

填空项1:_________________(正确答案：between18to21)

解析：

填空项1:_________________(正确答案：theconsumptionofbeer)

解析：

填空项1:_________________(正确答案：Inanycase)

解析：

填空项1:_________________(正确答案：areallowedtovote)

解析：

填空项1:_________________(正确答案：haveaglassofbeer)

解析：

填空项1:_________________(正确答案：belowlegaldrinkingage)

解析：

二、{{B}}B:ListeningComprehension{{/B}}(总题数：2,分数：10.00)

(分数：5.00)

A.(A)TheteacherwrotearecommendationforJudy.

B.(B)Judydidn，tfinishalltherecommendedreading.V

C.(C)Judyhaddriedherselfoffalready.

D.(D)Theteachercouldnotmendthedamagedbook.

解析：［听力原文］Whenreachingschoolthismorning,Judysaidthathetriedinvaintoreadevery

booktheteacherhadsuggestedthedaybefore.

A.(A)Idrovetothetheatrewithmyfamilylastnight.

B.(B)Icouldnotfindtheparkingplacelastnight.

C.(C)Iwalkedtothetheatrewithmyfamily.

D.(D)Ihadintendedtodrivetothetheaterwithmyfamily.J

解析：［听力原文］Iwouldhavedrivenmynewcartothetheaterlastnightwithmyfamily,though

findingaparkingplacehasalwaysbeendifficultforme.

A.(A)AlexatefruitforThanksgiving.

B.(B)Alexcamedowntoourhousefordinner.

C.(C)Alexwasabletogohomefortheholiday.

D.(D)AlexwasnotabletobehomeforhisThanksgivingdinnerbecauseofhisillness.V

解析：［听力原文］ThismorninginhisofficeAlextoldmethathecamedownwiththefluandcouldn*t

makeithomeforthanksgivingdinner.Whatapity!

A.(A)Hethoughttheywereintroublewhenhecouldn，treachthem.

B.(B)Theyagreedtomeetforfifteenminutesmore.

C.(C)Hethoughttheyweren*tabletodecidequickly.V

D.(D)Theycametoadecisioninthefinalfifteenminutes.

解析：［听力原文］Whenthemeetinglastedmorethan15minutes,hethoughtthattheymustbehaving

troublereachingadecision.

A.(A)BecauseoftheMiddleEastWareverybodyhastosuffertheincreasepriceofthefuel.J

B.(B)BecauseoftheMiddleEastWarwewantlessfueleveryday.

C.(C)BecauseoftheMiddleEastWartheworlddependsonhavinglessfuel.

D.(D)BecauseoftheMiddleEastWarwedon'twantlessfuelfortheworld.

角军析：［听力原文］BecauseofthecurrentwarintheMiddleEast,thepriceoffuelincreasesand

thewholeworldhastosuffer.Butwedon'twantless.

（分数：5.00）

A.(A)Theteachercouldalwaystellastheanswers.

B.(B)Theteacherwasveryintelligent,buthehaddifficultyexpressinghimself.

C.(C)Althoughhecouldexpresshimself,theteacherdidnotknowtheanswer.

D.(D)Theteacherhadintelligenceandgoodexpressions.

解析：［听力原文］ThatteacherknewmorethananyoneI'veeverknown,butatthesametimehehad

greattroubleexpressinghimself.

A.(A)Johndidnotwanttohavetheexpensiveoperation.

B.(B)Althoughtheoperationwasexpensive,Johnhadtoimprovehishealth.V

C.(C)TheoperationwastooexpensivetoimproveJohn，shealth.

D.(D)John，shealthhasimprovedaftertheoperation.

解析：［听力原文］Thedoctorsaidthattheoperationwouldbequiteexpensive,butJohndecided

togoaheadandhaveit,hopingtoimprovehishealth.

A.(A)Toorderthechairfromthecatalogischeaperthantobuyitfromthestore.V

B.(B)Toorderthechairfromthecatalogismoreexpensivethantobuyitfromthestore.

C.(C)Asavingsof$15.00isnotworthatriptothestore.

D.(D)Buyinganyitemfromthecatalogwillsaveyoumoney.

解析：［听力原文］Ifyouorderthechairfromthecatalogitwillcost$250butifyoubuyitin

thestoreitwillcost$265.00.Youhavetothinkitover.

A.(A)WehadplentyofextraroomsforTomtosleepin.

B.(B)Tomwantedhisownroom,notanextraone.

C.(C)WewantedtogiveTomaroombutherefusedit.

D.(D)WehavenoextraroomforTomtosleephere.V

角军析：［听力原文］IamgladtohavetelephonecallfromTomthatheisn，tcomingtonight,Wedon，t

haveanextrabedforhimtosleepin.

A.(A)The4thofJulyiscomingathand.

B.(B)IndependenceDaywasthedayonwhichPearlHarborwasbombed.

C.(C)The4thofJulymarksAmerica5sfreedomfromEngland.V

D.(D)July4thisPresidentWashington'sbirthday.

解析：［听力原文］TheFourthofJulyistheIndependenceDay.ItwasonJuly4,1776.thatthe

Declarationofindependencewassigned,proclaimingtheindependencefromEnglandofthethirteen

originalcolonieswhichlaterbecameknownastheUnitedStateofAmerica.

三、{{B}}TalksandConversations{{/B}}(总题数:5,分数：20.00)

Questions11-14

Questions11-14

(分数：4.00)

A.(A)France.

B.(B)Switzerland.

C.(C)England.

D.(D)Spain.

角军析：［听力原文］11T4MAN:Yeah,IthinktheworstfoodIeverhadwasinFrance.WOMAN:Really?

That'sodd.IthoughttheFrenchweresupposedtobereallygoodcooks.MAN:Yes.that'sright.

Isupposeit'sEkeanywhereelsethoughreally.Youknow,someplacesaregood,somearebad.

Anyway,thiswasallourownfaultreally.WOMAN:Oh,whatdoyoumean?MAN:Well,itwasthe

firsttimeI'dbeentoFrance一yearsagothiswaswhenIwasatschool.Iwasinacoachparty,

actually,withsomepeople—friendsofmyparents.Myfather*sateacheryouknow,andthesewere

allpeoplefromtheschool一they*dhiredthiscoachtotakethemtoSwitzerland.WOMAN:Asort

ofschooltrip.MAN:That*sright.SafetyinnumbersIthink,becausemostofthemhadneverbeen

abroadbefore.Anyway,I'djuststartedlearningFrenchatschool,andIthought,great,youknow,

Frenchisreal.It'sarealplace,realpeople.Anywaywe'dcrossedtheChannelatnightandwe

setoffthroughFranceandatbreakfasttimewearrivedandthecoachdriverhadarrangedfor

ustostopatthislittlecafe.Wewereabsolutelyexhausted,mostofus—well,we'dbeenupmost

ofthenightbeingsea-sick.(WOMAN:Ugh!)Anyway,thereweallwere,tiredandhungryandthen

wefoundout,thegreatdiscovery.WOMAN:Whatwasthat?MAN:Thebreakfastthecoachdriverhad

orderedwasbaconandeggs.WOMAN:Ohfantastic!Englishtourists,MyGod!TherealEnglish

breakfast.MAN:Yes,anywaywedidn'tknowanybetter一sowehadit,andugh...!WOMAN:Whatwas

itlike?Ithinkit'sprettydisgustinganyway,1mustsay.MAN:Oh,itwasincredible.Theyjust

gotabowlandputsomefatinit,Ithink.Andthentheyputsomebaconinthefat,brokean

eggoverthetopandputthewholelotintheovenforabouttenminutes.WOMAN:Intheoven?

You'rejoking.Youcan，tcookbaconandeggsintheoven!MAN:Well,theymusthavedone.Itwas

hot,butitwasn'tcooked.Therewasjustthiseggfloatingaboutingallonsoffatandrawbacon.

Delicious!WOMAN:Didyouactuallyeatit?MAN:No,nobodydid.Theyallwantedtoturnround

andgohome.Youknow,backtoteabagsandfishandchips.Youcan，tblamethemreally.Anyway,

thenextnightwewereallgivenanotherforeignspecialty.WOMAN:Whatwasthat?MAN:Snails一that

reallyfinishedthemoff.Lovelyholidaythatwas!QuestionNo.11:Wheredidthecoachpatty

wanttogo?

A.(A)Theyweretooexcitedtosleeplastnight.

B.(B)Theycouldfindnoplacetosleeplastnight.

C.(C)Theyhadnotgottheirbreakfastyet.

D.(D)They5dbeenupmostofthenightbeingseasick.J

角军析：［听力原文］WhyweremosttouristsexhaustedwhentheyarrivedinFrancethenextmorning?

A.(A)Baconandeggs.V

B.(B)Fatandbacon.

C.(C)Fishandchips.

D.(D)Snails.

解析：［听力原文］Whatbreakfastdidthecoachdriverorderforthem?

A.(A)Theyenjoytheirholidayverymuch.

B.(B)TheirholidaywasspoiledbyFrenchfood.J

C.(C)Theytraveledtomanycountries.

D.(D)Theydidn'tlikebaconandeggs.

解析：［听力原文］Whatdoestheconversationimply?

{{B}}Questions15-18{{/B}}

{{B}}Questions15-18{{/B}}

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A.(A)13%

B.(B)30%J

C.(C)67%

D.(D)95%

解析：［听力原文］15T8Healthexpertssaywashingyourhandsreducesthespreadofvirusesand

otherorganismsthatcausedisease.Thisadvicemaysoundsimple.However,expertssayalotof

peopledonotfollowit.ArecentstudyfoundthatmanyAmericansfailtowashtheirhandsafter

usingpublictoilets.Aboutthirtypercentofthepeopleleftpublicrestroomswithoutstopping

towashtheirhands.Inthestudy,researchersasked1,000adultshowoftentheywashedtheir

hands.Theresearchersobservedalmost8,000peopleatpublietoiletsinfivemajorAmericancities.

Remitsofthestudywerecomparedtoasimilarstudyclonein1996.Morethanninety-fivepercent

ofAmericansquestionedsaidtheyalwayswashtheirhandsafterusingpublicrestrooms.However,

thestudyfoundthatonlyseventypercentofthemactuallydoso.ThestudyalsofoundthatAmerican

menarclesslikelythanwomentowashtheirhandsafterusingapublicrestroom.TheAmerican

SocietyforMicrobiologyannouncedthefindings.JudyDalyworksforthegroup.Sheadmitsthat

handwashingmayseemanunusualsubjecttostudy.Butshesayshandwashingisaveryserious

issue.Expertssayhandwashingisthesimplestandmosteffectivewaytoreducethespreadof

infectiousdiseases.Infectionscanspreadbytouchingsurfacesthathaveharmfulorganismson

them.Shakinghandswithanotherpersonalsocanspreadinfection.Harmfulbacteriamayenter

yourbodyifyoutouchyourmouth,noseoreyes.Amongthemostcommoninfectionsspreadbyhand

arecolds,influenza,andthroatandearinfections.Inaddition,millionsoffoodpoisoningcases

eachyearareblamedonpeoplewhopreparefoodbutdonotwashtheirhands.Moreseriousdiseases

likecholeraandhepatitisarespreadthisway,too.Manypatientsinhospitalsalsogetinfections.

Somediefromthem.Thespreadofinfectionsoftenisblamedonhealthworkerswhodonotwash

theirhandaftertreatingpatients.TheAmericanSocietyofMicrobiologyhaslaunchedapublic

informationcampaigntogetmorepeopletowashtheirhands.Expertssayfollowingthecorrect

methodisimportant.Youshouldwashyourhandwithsoapandhotrunningwaterforatleastfifteen

seconds.QuestionNo.15:AmongtheAmericansquestioned,howmanyofthemdon'tactuallywash

theirhandsafterusingpublicrestrooms?

A.(A)1,000

B.(B)10,000

C.(C)8,000V

D.(D)80,000

角军析：［听力原文］Inthestudy,howmanypeoplewereobservedatpublictoiletsinfivemajorcities?

A.(A)Bytouchingsurfacesthathaveharmfulorganismsonthem;

B.(B)Byshakinghandswithanotherperson.

C.(C)Bytouchingyourmouth,noseoreyes.V

D.(D)Bydrinkingfreshwater.

解析：［听力原文］Howdoharmfulbacteriaenteryourbody?

A.(A)Withsoapandhotwaterformorethanfifteenseconds.

B.(B)Withsoapandhotwaterforatleastfiftyseconds.

C.(C)Withsoapandwaterformorethanfifteenseconds.

D.⑻Withsoapandhotrunningwaterformorethanfifteenseconds.

解析：［听力原文］Howshouldyouwashyourhands?

Questions19-22

Questions19-22

(分数:4.00)

A.(A)Abouttheconstructionofthezoo.

B.(B)Aboutthelay-outofthezoo.

C.(C)Aboutthefunctionofthezoo.

D.(D)Abouttheattractivenessofthezoo.

解析：［听力原文］19-22WOMAN:Well,it,sprettywelllaidout,Iadmit,andit*ssortofattractive,

butintheendIstillfreditaprettydepressingplace.MAN:Doyou?Why?WOMAN:Well,youknow,

theanimalsareoutoftheirnaturalenvironment.They*rejusthereforhumanstolookat.There*s

nothingnaturalaboutit.MAN:Yeah,but,ifwedidn'thaveanyzoos,alotofspecieswouldjust,

well,they'dfaceextinction.WOMAN:Doyoureallybelievethat?MAN:Well,don'tyou?Imean

theyhavegoodbreedingprojectsforsomespeciesthataredyingout.Um,anyway,Ithink,there*s

atrendtowardsdevelopingzoostobecomeum...educationcenters,youknow,stimulating

informationforkidsanddisplays,andthatkindofthing.WOMAN:Yeah,Iknowthey,vegotlots

ofideas,buttheseideasarejustbecauseintheend,zoosaxeoutdated,aren*tthey?Animals

justdon'treallywanttobreedincaptivity.Whatweneedtodoistotakecareofthenatural

environment,makesurethatthey*vestillgotaplacewheretheycanliveinthewild.MAN:Well,

yeah,OK.Butit'sjustnothappening,isit?Ithinkinrealityyou5vegottohavezoos.WOMAN:

Well,Ijustcantagreewiththat.Imean,whatisthepleasureinwatchinganimalspacinguP

anddownincages?MAN:Well,look,Imean,zoosarechanging.OK.Someolderzoosputanimals

incages,butwhataboutsafariparks?Youknow,theanimalsarefinethere.They,vegotalot

ofSpaceandpeopleseetheminamuchmorenaturalsetting.Um...Ithinkpeoplelearnabout

themandtheylearntorespectanimals.It'sprobably,intheend,muchbetterforanimalsthat

humansrespecttheminthatway.WOMAN:Well,maybeyou,reright.QuestionNo.19:Whatarethe

manandwomantalkingabout?

A.(A)Todisplayrareanimals.

B.(B)Topreventrareanimalsfromextinction.V

C.(C)Toprovideweekendamusementforchildren.

D.(D)Toimprovetheenvironment.

解析：［听力原文］Whydoesthemartthinkwestillneedzoos?

A.(A)Atone'shome.

B.(B)Inthezoos.

C.(C)Incages.

D.(D)Intheirnaturalenvironment.V

解析：［听力原文］Wheredoesthewomanthinkistherightplaceforanimal?

A.(A)Asrecreationalcenters.

B.(B)Asresearchcenters.

C.(C)Asfamilypicniccenters.

D.(D)Aseducationalcenters.V

角毕析：［听力原文］Whatkindoffunctiondoesthemanthinkthatzoosandsafariparksshouldserve?

{{B}}Questions23-26{{/B}}

{{B}}Questions23-26{{/B}}

(分数：4.00)

A.(A)Oneyear.

B.(B)Twoyears.J

C.(C)Threeyears.

D.(D)Fouryears.

解析：［听力原文］23—26TheWorldHealthOrganizationsaysextraordinaryprogresshasbeenmade

sincetheglobalcampaigntoeradicatepoliowaslaunchedin1988.Atthattime,itsays,350

thousandchildrenayearwereparalyzedfromthiscripplingdisease.Itsaysthisfiguredropped

to35hundredlastyear.W-H-0CoordinatorfortheGlobalPolioEradicationInitiative,Bruce

Aylward,sayslastyeararecord550millionchildrenunderagefivewereimmunizedin82countries

againstpolio.Althoughthisisanimportantachievement,hesaysthejobisnotyetover.〃The

majorchallengerightnowistostoppoliotransmissioneverywherewithinthenext24monthsso

thatwecancertifytheworldpoliofreeontimein2005.Thegreatestchallengetodoingthat

willbemakingsureweaccesseverychildinthebigremaining,heavilyendemicorheavilyinfected

polioareas.〃TheWorldHealthOrganizationsaysthepoliovirusisnowpresentinnomorethan

20countries.Thisisdownfrom125in1988.But,itnotesimmunizingchildreninthesefew

remainingcountrieswillnotbeeasy.W-H-0saysmajordifficultieslieinwar-torncountries

suchasAfghanistan,Angola,theDemocraticRepublicofCongo,Somalia,andSudan.But,itsays

problemsalsoexistinpolio-endemiccountriessuchasNigeria,Ethiopia,Pakistan,andNorthern

India.W-H-0vaccineexport,BjornMelgaardsaysthegoalistobeabletoeventuallystop

immunizingchildrenagainstpolio.〃0nceweareabsolutelycertainthatthevirusisnotspreading;

thatepidemicscannolongeroccur,thatthecontainmenthasbeenachieved,thenwecanstop

vaccination.〃Dr.Melgaardaddsthatthebenefitsfromeradicatingpoliowillbeenormous.Besides

endingthehumansuffering,hesayscountrieswillsaveaboutone-and-haftbilliondollarsayear

inimmunizationcosts.ButtheWorldHealthOrganizationwarnsagainstcomplacency.Itsaysthe

wholeworldisatriskofpoliountilthelastpoliovirusiseradicated.Thismeanseveryone

willhavetoremainvigilantandcommittedtoachievingthismajorpublichealthgoal.Question

No.23:AccordingtoWHOcoordinator,howsoonshallwestoppoliotransmissioneverywhereso

astomaketheworldpoliofreeontimein2005?

A.(A)20

B.(B)25

C.(C)75

D.(D)125J

解析：［听力原文］Howmanycountriesdidtheyhastethepoliovirusin1988?

A.(A)Congo,Ethiopia,Pakistan,Somalia,SudanandNorthernIndia.

B.(B)Afghanistan,Angola,Congo,SomaliaandSudan.J

C.(C)Afghanistan,Ethiopia,PakistanandSudan.

D.(D)Nigeria,Ethiopia,Pakistan,SomaliaandNorthernIndia.

解析：［听力原文］Whatarethewar-torncountriesthatWHOsaysmajordifficultiesliein?

A.(A)Tostopthewar.

B.(B)Tostopthecripplingofchildren.

C.(C)Eventuallytostopimmunizingchildrenagainstpolio.V

D.(D)Todevelopmedicaltechnologyinruralareas.

解析：［听力原文］Whatisthegoalofthiscampaign?

Questions27-30

Questions27-30

(分数：4.00)

A.(A)Atthecrossroads.V

B.(B)Inasidestreet.

C.(C)Onahighway.

D.(D)Justasthemanwasdrivingoutofalane.

解析：［听力原文］27—30WOMAN:［furious］Imbecile!Idiot!Whydidn'tyoulookwhereyouweregoing?

YouranintomejustasIwasminingintoHighStreet.MAN:I'mverysorry;Madam,butyoudidn't

giveasignal.WOMAN:Didn，tgiveasignal!Ishouldthinknotindeed!Ihad