考博英语模拟试卷114

考博英语模拟试卷114

一、词汇（本题共30题，每题7.0分，共30分。）

1、In1984,PresidentRonaldReaganproposedthattheUnitedStatesconstructalaunch

laboratoryforaneweraofspaceexploralion.

A、probing

B>revenge

C、invasion

D、expansion

标准答案：A

知识点解析：暂无解析

2、Themotheristoldthatherchildisdesperatelyill-thechancesofsurvivalareslim,

andthetreatmentisasdreadfulasthedisease.

A、incurable

fearful

C、impossible

D、troublesome

标准答案：B

知识点解析：暂无解析

3、Inthefirstdecadesofthetwentiethcentury,theindividualgenecouldnotbeseen,

butcouldbeworkedwithfruitfully.

A^blindly

BNcompletely

C、productively

D^carefully

标准答案：C

知识点解析：暂无解析

4、Shewassoobstinatethatshewouldn'tadjustheropinions.

A、inflexible

B、alert

C^wise

D、talented

标准答案：A

知识点解析：暂无解析

5、Oneofthemostinterestinginhabilanlsofourworldisthebee,aninsectwhichis

indigenoustoallpartsoftheglobeexceptthePolarRegions.

A^residents

B、pets

C、intimates

D、creatures

标准答案：A

知识点解析：暂无解析

6^TheiwopsychologistshadiomodifytheAmericanSignLanguagesomewhatinorder

toaccommodatethechimpanzees'spontaneousgestures.

A、change

B、abort

C^shorten

D、enhance

标准答案：A

知识点解析：暂无解析

7、OneworddescribeswhalmakesSingaporework:discipline.

A^punishment

B、regulation

C^unemployment

D^salary

标准答案：B

知识点解析：暂无解析

8、Bothaperson'sheredityandhisenvironmenthelp(oshapehischaracter.

A、relative

B、education

C>nationality

D、surroundings

标准答案：D

知识点解析：暂无解析

9、JaneandTomhavebeenabletoreconciletheirdifferenceandareahappyfamily

again.

A、settle

B、arrange

C、balance

D、pacify

标准答案：A

知识点解析：暂无解析

10、Sometimesadictionarydesignatesanounasattributive,whichmeansthatitcanbe

usedtodescribeanothernounornameitsattributes.

A^conveys

B、defines

C、indicates

D、explains

标准答案：C

知识点解析：暂无解析

11>Givingihcchildproblemshecantsolvewillonlyfrus【ra〔ehim.

A、baffle

B、worry

C>alarm

D、cultivate

标准答案：A

知识点解析：暂无解析

12、Theenvironmentalbalanceamongecologicalcommunitiesisexceedinglycomplex.

Axalmost

B、successfully

C、extremely

D、rarely

标准答案：C

知识点解析：暂无解析

13、Whenwewereinthemountains,weoftenfoundourselvesentirelyenvelopedbythe

fog.

A、confined

B、surrounded

C^darkened

D、blocked

标准答案：B

知识点解析：暂无解析

14、Recentstudieshaveidentifiedfourmajorglobalenvironmentalrisks—acidrain,

ozonedepletion,deforestationandthegreenhouseeffect.

A、recognized

B、proved

C、gotridof

D、multiplied

标准答案：A

知识点解析：暂无解析

15、TheprimaryobjectiveofBasicEconometricsistoprovideanelementarybutan

comDrehensiveintroductiontotheartandscienceofeconometrics.

A、brief

B、precise

C、simplified

D、extensive

标准答案：D

知识点解析：暂无解析

16、AnumberofanimalsinAesop'sfablesareportrayedasbeingcrafty.

A、vain

virtuous

C、artistic

D、cunning

标准答案：D

知识点解析：暂无解析

17、Generalacceptanceof3-Dfilmsmayprovehardtocomebyastheexperienceof

threedecadesagoindicated.

A^obtain

B、explain

C^understand

D^discerm

标准答案：A

知识点解析：暂无解析

18、Perhapsmorethananythingelse,itwasoneroustaxesthatledtothePeasantsRevolt

inEnglandin1381.

A、multiple

B、unjust

C、burdensome

D、infamous

标准答案：C

知识点解析：暂无解析

】9、Psychologistshaverecentlymountedanoffensiveagainstwhattheydescribeas

naslinesstowardstudentsbyeducators.

arbitrariness

B、unpleasantness

C、severity

D^aloofness

标准答案：B

知识点解析：暂无解析

20、Recentresearchintoagingsuggeststhatthebody'sdefensemechanismsmaylose

theabilitytodistinguishwhatisalien.

A^insane

B、infectious

C、foreign

D、poisonous

标准答案：C

知识点解析：暂无解析

21>InancientEgyptianpaintings,royalfiguresweredifferentiatedbymakingthem

severaltimeslargermanother.

A、distinguished

estranged

C^deferred

D^enlarged

标准答案：A

知识点解析：暂无解析

22、Chimpanzeesarefrequentlyusedasstand-insforhumanbeingsinexperiments.

A^partners

B、role-models

C、stand-bys

D^substitute

标准答案：D

知识点解析：暂无解析

23、Differencesinpositionsadoptedbyoxygenandhydrogenatomsaccountfor

variationsinthecrystallinestructureofdifferentformsofice.

A、arecausedby

B、explain

C、derivefrom

D、constitute

标准答案：B

知识点解析：暂无解析

24、Noothernewspapercolumnisthasmanagedasyeltoofreadership.

A、though

B、inspiteofthis

C、even

D、sofar

标准答案：D

知识点解析：暂无解析

25、Manypoliticiansfindthattheycannolongeraffordtheluxuryofapersonal

chauffeur.

A^valet

B、driver

C、secretary

D、servant

标准答案：B

知识点解析：暂无解析

26>TheUnitedStatesFoodandDrugAdministrationhasshownitselftobeparticularly

warywithregardtoalleged"miracle"drugsinrecenttimes.

A、bellicose

exhausted

C^cautious

D、strange

标准答案：C

知识点解析：暂无解析

27、Theplainerabowerbird'splumage,themorebrightlyitdecoratesitsnesttoattracta

mate.

A、morespectacular

B、duller

C^flatter

D、moremelancholy

标准答案：B

知识点解析：暂无解析

28^AttitudesonthetwosidesintheRevolutionaryWarprecludedthepossibilityofa

peacefulsolution.

A、presaged

prejudiced

C、anticipated

D、prevented

标准答案：D

知识点解析：暂无解析

29、Cowriesshellswereonceinwidespreaduseasatokenofvalue.

asymbol

B、anamount

C、athing

D^aninvestment

标准答案：A

知识点解析：暂无解析

30、AdversereviewsintheNewYorkpressmaygreatlychangetheprospectsofanew

Broadwayproduction.

A^additional

B、encouraging

C、unfavorable

D、subversive

标准答案：C

知识点解析：暂无解析

二、阅读理解(本题共30题，每题7.0分，共30分。)

EarlythatJunePinsXIIsecretlyaddressedtheSacredCollegeofCardinalsonthe

exterminationoftheJews."Everywordweaddresstothecompetentauthorityonthis

subject,andallourpublicutterances,"hesaidinexplanationofhisreluctancetoexpress

moreopencondemnation,"havetobecarefullyweighedandmeasuredbyusinthe

interestofthevictimsthemselves,lest,contrarytoourintentions,wemaketheirsituation

worseandhardertobear.1Hedidnotaddthatanotherreasonforproceedingcautiously

wasthatheregardedBolshevismasafargreaterdangerthanNazism.Thepositionofthe

HolySeawasdeplorablebutitwasanoffenseofomissionratherthancommission.The

Church,underthePope'sguidance,hadalreadysavedthelivesofmoreJewsthanall

otherchurches,religiousinstitutions,andrescueorganizationscombined,andwas

presentlyhidingthousandsofJewsinmonasteries,convents,andVaticanCityitself.The

recordoftheAllieswasfarmoreshameful.TheBritishandAmericans,despitelofty

pronouncements,hadnotonlyavoidedtakinganymeaningfulactionbutgavesanctuary

tofewpersecutedJews.TheMoscowDeclarationofthatyear—signedbyRoosevelt,

Churchill,andStalin—methodicallylistedHitler'svictimsasPolish,Italian,French,

Dutch,Belgian,Norwegian,Soviet,andCretan.ThecuriousomissionofJews(apolicy

emulatedbytheU.S.OfficeofWarInformation)wasprotestedvehementlybutuselessly

bytheWorldJewishCongress.BythesimpleexpedientofconvertingtheJewsofPoland

intoPoles,andsoon,theFinalSolutionwaslostintheBigThree'sgeneralclassification

ofNaziterrorism.ContrastingwiththeirreluctancetofacetheissueofsystematicJewish

exterminationwastheforthrightnessandcourageoftheDanes,whodefiedGerman

occupationbytransportingtoSwedenalmosteveryoneoftheir6,500Jews;oftheFinns,

alliesofHitler,whosavedallbutfouroftheir4,000Jews;andoftheJapanese,another

ally,whoprovidedrefugeinManchuriaforsome5,000wanderingEuropeanJewsin

recognitionoffinancialaidgivenbytheJewishfirmofKuhn,Loeb&Companyduring

theRussian-JapaneseWarof1904〜1905.

31、"We,Our,"and"Us"inthefirstparagraphreferto.

标准答案：A

知识点解析：暂无解析

32>"TheAllies"refersto.

标准答案：A

知识点解析：暂无解析

33、TheactionsoftheBritishandtheAmericans,ascontrastedtotheactionsofthe

Church,maybeillustratedbywhichofthefollowing?

标准答案.C

知识点露析：暂无解析

34、TheU.S.OfficeofWarInformation.

标准答案：C

知识点解析：暂无解析

35、"TheFinalSolution"refersto.

标准答案：A

知识点解析：暂无解析

36、"Their"inparagraph3,line1,referstothe.

标准答案：C

知识点解析：暂无解析

Betweentheinventionofagricultureandthecommercialrevolutionthatmarkedtheend

oftheMiddleAges,weakhandtechnologydevelopedslowlyindeed.Medievalhistorians

tellofthecenturiesittookforkeyinventionslikethewatermillortheheavyplowto

diffuseacrossthelandscape.Duringthisperiod,increasesintechnologyledtoincreases

inthepopulation,withlittleifanyappearingasanimprovementinthemedianstandard

ofliving.Eventhefirstcenturyoftheindustrialrevolutionproducedmore

"improvements"than"revolutions"instandardsofliving.Withtherailroadandthe

spinningandweavingoftextilesasimportantexceptions,mostinnovationsofthatperiod

wereinnovationsinhowgoodswereproducedandtransported,andinnewkindsof

capital,butnotinconsumergoods.Standardsoflivingimprovedbutstylesoflife

remainedmuchthesame.Theeighteenthandnineteenthcenturiessawafasterand

differentkindofchange.Forthefirsttime,technologicalcapabilityoutranpopulation

growthandnaturalresourcescarcity.Bythelastquarterofthenineteenthcentury,the

typicalinhabitantoftheleadingeconomies—aBritish,aBelgian,anAmerican,oran

Australianhadperhapstlireetimesthestandardoflivingofsomeoneinapre-industrial

economy.Still,soslowwasthepaceofchangethatpeople,oratleastaristocratic

intellectuals,couldthinkoftheirpredecessorsofsometwothousandyearsbeforeas

effectivelytheircontemporaries.MarcusTulliusCicero,aRomanaristocratand

politician,mighthavefeltmoreorlessathomeinthecompanyofThomasJefferson.The

plowswerebetterinJefferson'stime.Sailingshipsweremuchimproved.However,these

mighthavebeeninsufficienttocreateasenseofaqualitativechangeintheorderoflife

fortheelite.Moreover,beingaslaveofJeffersonwasprobablyalotlikebeingaslaveof

Cicero.Soslowwasthepaceofchangethatintellectualsintheearlynineteenthcentury

debatedwhethertheindustrialrevolutionwasworthwhile,whetheritwasan

improvementoradegenerationinthestandardofliving.Opinionsweregenuinely

divided,withasoptimisticaliberalasJohnStuartMillcomingdownonthe"pessimist"

sideaslateastheendofthe1840s.Inthetwentiethcentury,however,standardsofliving

exploded.Inthetwentiethcentury,themagnitudeofthegrowthinmaterialwealthhas

beensogreatastomakeitnearlyimpossibletomeasure.Considerasampleofconsumer

goodsavailablethroughMontgomeryWardin1895whenaone-speedbicyclecost$65.

Sincethen,thepriceofabicyclemeasuredin"nominal"dollarshasmorethandoubled

(asaresultofinflation).Today,thebicycleismuchlessexpensiveintermsofthe

measurethattrulycounts,its"real"price:theworkandsweatneededtoearnitseast.In

1895,ittookperhaps260hours'worthoftheaverageAmericanworker'sproductionto

amassenoughmoneytobuyaone-speedbicycle.TodayanaverageAmericanworker

canbuyone-andofhigherquality-forlessthan8hoursworthofproduction.Onthe

bicyclestandard(measuringwealthbycountinguphowmanybicyclesthelaborcanbuy)

theaverageAmericanworkertodayis36timesricherthanhisorhercounterpartwasin

1895.Othercommoditieswouldtelladifferentstory.Anofficechairhasbecome12.5

timescheaperintermsofthetimeittakestheaverageworkertoproduceenoughtopay

forit.ASteinwaypianooranaccordionisonlytwiceascheap.Asilverteaspoonis25

percentmoreexpensive.Thustheanswertothequestion"Howmuchwealthierarewe

todaythanourcounterpartsofacenturyago?"dependsonwhichcommoditiesyouview

asimportant.Formanypersonalservices-havingabutlertoanswerthedoorandpolish

yoursilverspoons——youwouldfindlittledifferenceinaveragewealthbetween1895and

1990:anhourofabutler'stimecostsaboutthesamethenasnow.Formass-produced

manufacturedgoods—likebicycles—wearewealthierbyasmuchas36times.

37、Intheeighteenthandnineteenthcenturiesupper-classintellectuals

标准答案：A

知识点解析：暂无解析

38、Inthenineteenthcentury

标准答案：B

知识点解析：暂无解析

39、Abicycletoday,generallyspeaking,

标准答案：B

知识点解析：暂无解析

40、Commoditiesinthetwentiethcentury

标准答案：C

知识点解析：暂无解析

41、Thesentence"Moreover,beingaslaveofJeffersonwasprobablyalotlikebeinga

slaveofCicero."

标准答案：C

知识点解析：暂无解析

42、Asuitabletideforthispassagemightbe

标准答案：A

知识点解析：暂无解析

Scholarsoftenseemtooperateontheassumptionthatanyanalysiswitharosyoutlook

simplydoesnotadequatelyunderstandthematterathand.Ecotourismresearchershave

notbeenderelictinthisregard,astheliteraturereviewearliershowed.Alltheresearchers

whohavelookedatCapirona'sproject,however,havebeenimpressedbyitsgrassroots

natureandareoptimisticaboutitspotentialaseco-development(Colvin1994;Wesche

1993;Silver1992).Alloftheseresearchers,however,visitedthecommunityinitsearly

yearsofoperation.Asmentionedpreviously,recent,non-scholarlyreportsarcless

positive.Thusthereremainssomedoubtastothelong-termviabilityofevensucha

modelofindigenousecotourismdevelopmentasCapirona.Thisstudyoriginally

proposedtostudyCapimna'sproject,butthatcommunitywaswearyofsuchresearch

visitsandrefusedarequesttocarryoutthestudythere.PaloBlanco,thoughcompleting

onlyitsfirstyearofecotourismdevelopmemtwaschosenasanalternatesite.Perhapsit

shouldnotbesurprisingthattheprospectsforecotourisminRioBlancoappear,asthey

didinCapironaquitebright.Ecotourismdevelopmenteffortsdifferfrommainstream

developmenteffortsinthat,asidefromstart-uploans,muchorallofthecontinuing

financialsupportcomesfromtouristsratherthanfromgovernmentsordevelopment

agencies.Asaresult,thetwomainplayersmanyecotourismendeavor-thehostsandthe

guests—aredrivenbydifferingmotivations.Thelocalpopulationhopestoimproveits

ownlotbytakingadvantageofthecuriosity,disposableincome,andinsomecases,

perhaps,goodintentionsofccotourists.Thetouristswantto"explorethenaturalwonders

oftheworld,"whetherthatbeawildebeestmigrationacrosstheSerengetiorthemarchof

leaf-cutterantsacrossthejunglefloor(RyanandGrasse1991:166).Incontrasttomass

tourism,ecotourismpermitstouriststoseekeducationalself-fulfillmentintheformof

travel,andtriestotransformthatactivityintosomethingthatbenefitsthegreatergood—

specifically,tofundenvironmentalpreservation,ruraldevelopment,andevencultural

survival.However,inordertosatisfyeveryone—tourists,environmentalists,tour

operatorsandthelocalhosts-ecotourismmustbringintoaliganmentavarietyof

contradictorypurposes.Ecotourismpromotesfeelingsamongtouriststhattheyarepartof

thesolutionwhen,infact,theveryactofflyingathousandmilesormoretotheir

destinationconsumesresourcesandpollutestheenviroment(cf.Somen-ille1994).The

beautyofecotourismisthatitcanexploitthisegotisticmotivation;theflawisthatitis

foreverlimitedbyit.Evenabriefforayintodevelopmentliterature,however,showsthat

flawedconceptualizationsaretherule,nottheexception.Asdevelopment,ecotourism

maybenomoreinchoatethananyotherapproach,andinsomewaysitisasprogressive

asanytheory.Forexample,ecotourismtwindevelopmentgoals-conservingthe

environmentandbenefitinglocalpeoples—areincreasinglyseen,bothwithinandoutside

oftourismcircles,asinterdependent.Withouteconomicdevelopment,manyarguethat

environmentalconservationisneitherethicalnorsustainable(Boo1990:1;Westand

Brechin1992:14;BrandonandWells1992).Suchconservationcanbeachievedonlyby

providinglocalpeoplewithalternativeincomesourceswhichdonotthreatentodeplete

theplantsandamamiswithintheprotectedzone(BrandonandWells1992:557).Most

researchonthisissue,however,assumesthattheprotectiveregulationshavebeen

establishedbythegovernmentoranotherexternalageacy.InRioBlanco,however,the

peoplethemselvesarealreadyactingtoprotecttheirland.

43、Accordingtotheauthor,scholars

标准答案：D

知识点解析：暂无解析

44、Ecotourismrelieson

标准答案：C

知识点解析：暂无解析

45、Themaincontradictionraisedinthistextisthat

标准答案：B

知识点解析：暂无解析

46、Astudyofthestudiesavailableonthistopicshowsthat

标准答案：D

知识点解析：暂无解析

47、Thekeytoconservingtheenvironmentis

标准答案：B

知识点解析：暂无解析

48、Theexpression"explorethenaturalwondersoftheworld'*isinquotationmarks

because

标准答案：D

知识点解析：暂无解析

Ilisnotforbiddeniodreamofbuildingabelterworld,whichisbyandlargewhaiihe

socialsciencestrytohelpustodo.Howtomakecitiesmoreharmonious,reducecrime

rates,improvewelfare,overcomeracism,increaseourwealth—thisisthestuffofsocial

sciences.Thetroubleisthatthefindingsofsocialsciencesareoftendismissedasbeing

tootheoretical,tooambitiousortoounpalatable.Themethodsofresearcharealsooften

attackedfortheirlackofrigor,andcriticsarcquicktopointoutthatthepeoplewhomake

theimportantdecisionspaylittleattentiontowhatsocialscientistshavetosayanyway.

Thiswouldchangeifthesocialsciencesmadethemselvesmorerelevantandreadyfor

thesocietyofthe21stcentury.Socialsciencesbegantolakeshapeinthe19thcentury,

butcameintotheirownatthebeginningofthe20thcentury,whenanumberofwell-

establisheddisciplines,includingeconomics,sociology,politicalscience,historyand

anthropologyreallymadetheirmark.Geographyandpsychologycouldbeaddedtothat

list.However,onlysociology,politicalscienceandeconomicshavesucceededin

consolidatingtheirpositioninthesocialsciencesmainstream.Theotherswerevirtually

allmarginalised.Moreover,powerfulinstitutionalbarriersnowseparatethevarious

disciplines.Hardlytherightatmosphereinwhichtogrowanddealwiththeharsh

criticismwhichthesocialscienceshavecomeinforfrommanyquarters,including

governmentsandinternationalcommissions.Radicalmeasuresarenowbeingsuggested

toturnthingsround,fromhowtoawarduniversitychairs,tosettingsyllabiandraising

funds.Theneedfordecompartmentalisingandstrikinganeworderintherelationship

betweenthedisciplinesconcernsallofthesocialsciences,thoughperhapseconomics

mostofall,Onlyithasacquiredadominantpositioninmanagementandpublicaffairs.

SomewouldMyithasfallenundertheswayof"unitarythinking",withlittleroomfor

debate,forexample,onthequestionofdebtreductionormonetarytightness.Moreover,

manypeopledonotbelievethateconomicscienceformspartofsocialsciencesatall.

Thisisasomewhatproblematicpositiontouphold,particularlyaseconomic

developmentsarelargelydeterminedbypolitical,socialandculturalfactors.Yet,

economistsoftenhavedifficultyunderstandingortakingsuchfactorsintoaccount.This

haslefteconomicsexposedtoattack,forexample,overitsprescriptionsfordevelopment

anditsanalysisofevents,suchasthecausesoftheAsiancrisis.Tomany,economics

reliestooheavilyonhypotheticalandsometimesunrealisticassumptions.Cansocial

sciencesbouncebackandassertthemselvesinthe21stcentury?Wewillprobablynotbe

abletotellforafewdecades,sincethewaysinwhichsocietiesanalysethemselves

developveryslowly.Afterall,thesocialsciencesarerarelygiventosuddendiscoveries

andheadlinebreakthroughslikesomeothersciences.Whatismore,socialsciencesmay

continuetofacethestoutresistanceofestablishedinstitutionsdefendingtheirown

territoryandopposinginnovationandchange.Coulditbethatsociety,whichby

definitionseeksstability,hasanin-builtresistancetowardsindulginginanyformofself­

analysis?Fewpeoplehaveanappetitefbrhardtruth.Butperhapsintheinformationage

andinthedematerialisedeconomyoftheknowledgeworld,allthatcouldchange.

Perhapssocietywilldiscoverapressingneedtoknowitselfmuchbetter,ifonlyto

survive.Socialscienceswillthenhaveadifferentstatus.

49、Thesocialsciencesarecriticisedfbr

标准答案：A

知识点解析：暂无解析

50、Theexpressionncameintotheirown"means

标准答案：B

知识点解析：暂无解析

51、Theadviceoftheauthoristhatthesocialsciencesneedto

标准答案：A

知识点解析：暂无解析

52、Amongthesocialsciences,economics,theauthormaintains,

标准答案：D

知识点解析：暂无解析

53、Theauthorofthisarticle

标准答案：C

知识点解析：暂无解析

54Thesocialsciences,intheauthor'sopinion,

标准答案：D

知识点解析：暂无解析

JimAyershadinvestigatedallmanneroffeloniesinhisfburtccn-ycarcareerwiththe

OregonStatePolice.Likemostofficerswhohadhiredonastroopers,hewastalland

well-muscled.Hehadthick,wavyhair,andarumblingdeepvoice.Hehadworkedthe

roadforeightyears,investigatingaccidents.Hehadseenmuchtragedy,buthehadalso

learnedwhatwas"normal"tragedy—iftherecouldbesuchathing-andwhatwas

"abnormal"tragedy.Ayershadbecomeanexpertinbotharsoninvestigationand

psychosexualcrimes,andhehadinvestigatedinnumerablehomicides.JerryFinchhada

fewyearsonhim,bothinageandexperience.Togetherthetwomendrovetothesceneat

79thandtheSunset,notknowingwhattoexpect.Thebestdetectivesarcnottough.If

theywere,theywouldnothavethespecialintuitivesensethatenablesthemtoseewhat

laymencannot.ButJimAyers,likehispeers,usuallymanagedtohidehisownpainover

whatonehumanbeingcandotoanotherbehindaveneerofblackhumorand

professionaldistance.Afterarrivingatthescene,FinchandAyersgazeddownatthe

slenderwomanwholayonthefreewayshoulder,herfaceandheaddisfiguredbysome

tremendousforce.TheywalkedaroundtheToyotavanandsawthescratch—likedentsin

itsrightfrontendandwhereammsignallenswasbrokenout.RandyBlightonwasstill

onthesceneandhetoldFinchandAyershowhehadfoundthevanbuttingagainstthe

medianbarrierofthefreeway.Thatwouldhavebrokenthesignallight.Theyfound(he

signallensitselflyingonthefreewayinthefastlane.Theyalsosawthebeigepursethat

hadbeenforcingtheacceleratordownbeforeBhghtonkickeditaway.Itwouldhave

beenenoughtokeepherenginerunningwhilethecarwasingear.WithflashlightsFinch

andAyerslookedintothevan,playinglightoverthechild'scarseat,thebloodsplatteron

theinteriorroof,thesplashofbloodontheinteriorhumpoverthetransmission,andthe

poolsofbloodonthefloorbehindthefrontscats.Awhiteplasticproducebagfluttered

onthepassenger-sidefloor.Ittooborebloodstains.JimAyershadcometoableak

conclusion.Thepurposeofsendingthevanontothehighwaywastocauseittobehitby

othervehicles.Hadthathappened,hadvehiclesapproachingatfifty-fivetosixty-five

milesanhourroundedthecurve,theywouldhaveineluctablysmashedintothedrivers

sideofthevan,andeventhoughafiremightnothaveresulted,theevidenceofthe

woman'sbodyandfromthevehicleitselfwouldhavebeenobliterated.Further,inall

likelihood,achainreactionofaccidentswouldhaveensued,vehicleaftervehiclepiling

uponthisfoggynight.Clearly,allwhoeverhadperpetratedthiscrimecaredaboutwas

thatthecrimehecoveredbyagrindingcollisionofjaggedsteel,flyingglassshards,and

aproliferationofbodies.

55、Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?

标准答案：D

知识点解析：暂无解析

56、"Thesceneat79thandtheSunset"refersto

标准答案：B

知识点解析：暂无解析

57、Withwhichofthefollowingstatementswouldtheauthoragree?