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英语试题

SectionIVocabulary(10points)

Directions:Thereare20incompletesentencesinthissection.Foreachsentencetherearefour

choicesmarkedA.B.C.andD.ChoosetheONEthatbestcompletesthesentenceThenblackenthe

correspondingletterontheANSWERSHEETwithapencil.

1.Insomecountriesgirlsarestillofagoodeducation.

A.denied.B.declinedC.derivedD.deprived

2.Astheyearspassed,thememc-riesofherchildhoodaway.

A.fadedB.disappearedC.flashedD.fired

3.Brierley'sbookhastheofbeingbothinformativeandreadable.

A.inspirationB.requirementsC.mythD.merit

4.IfIhaveanycomments(omake,I'llwritethemin(heofthebookI'mreading

A.edgeB.pageC.marginD.side

5.MywouldreallytroublemeifIworeafurcoat.

A.consciousnessB.consequenceC.constitutionD.conscience

6.Whenthepostfell,DennisBasswasappointedtofillit.

A.emptyB.vacantC.hollowD.bare

7.Motherwhotakescareofeverybodyisusuallythemostpersonineachfamily.

A.considerateB.considerableC.consideringD.constant

8.FortenyearstheGreeksthecityofTroytoseparateitfromtheoutside.

A.capturedB.occupiedC.destroyedD.surrounded

9.Otherguestsatyesterday'sopening,whichwasbroadcastby(heradiostation,included

AnneMcIntoshandtheMayor.

A.liveB.aliveC.livingD.lively

10.ANewZealandmanwasrecently(olifeimprisonmcniforthemurderofanEnglish

tourist,MonicaCantwell.

A.punishedB.accusedC.sentencedD.pul

11.Thepast22yearshavereallybeenamazing,andeverypredictionwe'vemadeabout

improvementshaveallcome

A.trulyB.trueC.truthD.truthful

l2.Theteacherstriedtothesestudentsthattheycouldsolvethecomplicatedproblem,

however,theyjustdidn'tseethepoint.

A.convinceB.encourageC.consultDconcern

13.I'mtothinkthatmostchildrenwouldliketheirteacherstobetheirfriendsrather

thantheircommanders.

A.subjectedB.supposedC.declinedD.inclined

14.Sheisundertheimpressionthatheisn'tapersonforhewouldn'ttellherwhereand

whenhewenttouniversity.

A.geniusB.generousC.genuineD.genetic

15.ThefirstglassesofCoca-Colaweredrunkin1886.ThedrinkwasfirstbyaUSchemist

calledJohnPemberton

A.formedB.madeC.foundD.done

16.Thesetwochemicalswitheachotheratacertaintemperaturetoproduceasubstance

whichcouldcauseanexplosion.

A.interactB.attractC.reactD.expel

17.theycangetpeopleintheorganizationtodowhaimusthedone,theywillnot

succeed.

A.SinceB.UnlessC.IfD.Whether

18.Onceyouhavestartedajob.youshoulddoit.

A.inpracticeB.intheoryC.inearnestD.inahuny

19.Althoughthenewlibraryservicehasbeenverysuccessful,itsfutureiscertain.

A.atanyrateB.bynomeansC.byallmeansD.atanycost

20.Tomysurprise,atyesterday'smeetingheagaintheplanthathadbeendisapproveda

weekbefore.

A.broughtaboutB.broughtoutC.broughtupD.broughtdown

SectionIICloze(10points)

Directions:Foreachnumberedblankinthefollowingpassage,therearefourchoicesmarkedA.B,

CandD.ChoosethebestoneandmarkyouranswerontheANSWETSHEETwithapencil.

WholesalepricesinJulyrosemoresharplythanexpectedandatafasterratethanconsumerprices,

21thatbusinesseswerestillprotectingconsumers22thefullbrunt(冲击)ofhigherenergy

costs.

TheProducerPriceIndex,23measureswhatproducersreceiveforgoodsandservices,

241percentinJuly,theLaborDepartmentreportedyesterday,double25economistshad

beenexpectingandasharpturr.aroundfromflatpricesinJune.Excluding26andenergy,the

coreindexofproducerpricesrose0.4percent,27thanthe0.1percentthateconomistshad

28.Muchofthatincreasewasaresultofan29increaseincarandtruckprices.

OnTuesday,theLaborDcpartmcncsaidthe30thatconsumerspaidforgoodsandservicesin

Julywere310.5percentoverall,andup0.1percent,excludingfoodandenergy.

32theoverallriseinbothconsumerandproducerprices33causedbyenergycosts,which

increased4.4percentinthemonth.（Wholesalefoodprices340.3percentinJuly.35

July,wholesalepriceswereup4.6percent,thecorerate362.8percent,itsfiistestpace

since1995.

Typically,increasesintheProducerPriceIndexindicatesimilarchangesintheconsumerindex

37businessesrecoup（补偿）highercostsfromcustomers.38formuchofthisexpansion,which

started39theendof,thathasnotbeenthe40.Infact,manybusinesseslikeautomakers

havebeenaggressivelydiscountingtheirproducts

21.A.indicateB.toindicateC.indicatingD.indicated

22.A.ofB.toC.byD.from

23.A.thatB.whichC.itD.this

24.A.riseR.risesC.roseD.raised

25.A.thatB.whatC.whichD.this

26.A.foodB.grainC.cropD.diet

27.A.lessB.lowerC.higherD.more

28.A.saidB.reportedC.calculatedD.forecast

29.A.expectableB.unexpectedC.expectationD.expecting

30.A.pricesB.costsC.chargesD.values

31.A.downB.fromC.toD.up

32.A.MuchB.MostC.MostofD.Muchof

33.A.wasB.wereC.isD.are

34.A.fallB.fellC.fallsD.hasfallen

35.A.ComparingwithB.IncomparisonC.ComparedwithD.Compareto

36.A.droppedB.declinedC.liftedD.climbed

37.A.asB.soC.whileD.when

38.A.AndB.ButC.YetD.Still

39.A.atB.byC.inD.to

40.A.conditionB.situationC.matterD.case

SectionIIIReadingComprehension(40points)

Directions:Thereare4passagesinthispart.Eachpassageosfollowedbysomequestionsor

unfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmardedA.B.C.andD.Ybushould

decideonthebestchoiceandblackenthecorrespondingletterontheANSWERSHEETwitha

pencil.

Questions41to45arebasedon:hefollowingpassage:

Officejobsareamongthepositionshardesthitbycompumation(计算机自动化).Word

processorsandtypistswillloseabout93,000jobsover（henextfewyears,while57.000secretarial

jobswillvanish.BlamethePC:Today,manyexecutivestypetheirownmemosandcarrytheir：

secretaries"inthepalmsoftheirhands.Timeisalsohardforstockclerks,whoseranksare

expectedtodecreaseby68,000.Andemployeesinmanufacturingfirmsandwholesalersarebeing

replacedwithcomputerizedsystems.

Butnoteveryonewholosesajobwillendupintheunemploymentline.Manywillshift（ogrowing

positionswithintheirowncompanies.Whennewtechnologiesshookupthetelecommbusiness,

telephoneoperatorJudyDoughertypursuedretraining.Sheisnowaconimunicalionstechnician,

earningaboutS64.000peryear.Ofcourse,ifyou'vebeenatollboothcollectorforthepast30years,

andyoufindyourselfreplacedbyanE¬-ZPassmachine,itmaybeoflittleconsolationG无慰）

toknowthatthetelecommfield:sbooming.

Andthat'sjustit:Theserviceeconomyisfading;welcometotheexpertise（专门知识）economy.To

succeedinthenewjobmarket,youmustbeabletohandlecomplexproblems.Indeed,allbutone

ofthe50highest-payingoccupations-air-trafficcontroller—demandatleastabachelor'sdegree.

Forthosewithjustahighschooldiploma（毕业证书）,It'sgoingtogettoughertofindawell-paying

job.Sincefewerfactoryandclericaljobswillbeavailable,what'sleftwillbethejobsthat

compumationcan'tkill:Computerscairtcleanoffices,orcareforAlzheimer'spatients（老年痴呆

病A.）.But,sincemostpeoplehavetheskillstofillthosepositions,thewagesstaypainfully

low.meaningconipinnationcoulddriveanevendeeperwedge（木奥子）betweentherichandpoor.

Thebestadvicenow:Neverstoplearning,andkeepupwithnewtechnology.

Forbusyadults,ofcourse,thatcanbetough.Thegoodnewsisthattheverytechnologythat's

reducingsomanyjobsisalsomakingiteasiertogobacktoschoolwithouthaving(ositina

classroom.So-calledInternetdistancelearningishot,withmorethanthreemillionstudents

currentlyenrolled,andit'sgainingcredibilitywithemployers.

Areyouatriskoflosingyourjobtoacomputer?CheckthefederalBureauofLabor

Statistics'OccupationalOutlookHandbook,whichisavailableonlineatbls.gov.

41、Fromthefirstparagraphwecaninferthatallofthefollowingpersonsareeasilythrowninto

unemploymentEXCEPT.

A.secretariesB.stockclerksC.managersD.wholesalers

42、Inthesecondparagraphtheauthormentionsthetollboothcollectorto

A.meanhewillgetbenefitsfromthetelecommfield

B.showheistoooldtoshifttoanewposition

C.consolehimonhavingbeenreplacedbyamachine

D.blamethePCforhisunemployment

43.Bysaying”——compumationcoulddriveanevendeeperwedgebetweentherichandpoor”

(line5.Para.4)theauthormeans

A.peoplearegettingricherandricher

B.therewillbeasmallgapbetweenrichandpoor

C.thegapbetweenrichandpoorisgettinglargerandlarger

D.it'stimetocloseupthegapbetweentherichandpoor

44、Whatistheauthor'sattitudetowardscomputers?

A.positiveB.negativeC.neutralD.prejudiced

45、Whichofthefollowingmightserveasthebesttitleofpassage?

A.BlamingthePC

B.Theboomingtelecommfield

C.Internetdistanceleaning

D.Keepingupwithcompumatioii

Question46to50arebasedonthefollowingpassage：

Tensofthousandsof18-ycar-oldswillgraduatethisyearandbehandedmeaninglessdiplomas.

Thesediplomaswon'tlookanydifferentfromthoseawardedtheirluckierclassmates.Theirvalidity

willbequestionedonlywhentheiremployersdiscoverthatthesegraduatesaresemiliieraie（半文

盲）

Eventuallyafortunatefewwillfindtheirwayintoeducational-repairshops—adult-literacy

programs,suchastheonewhereI（eachbasicgrammarandwriting.There,high-schoolgraduates

andhigh-schooldropoutspursuinggraduate-equivalencycertificateswilllearntheskillsthey

shouldhavelearnedinschool,Theywillalsodiscovertheyhavebeencheatedbyoureducational

system.

Iwillneverforgetateacherwhogottheattentionofoneofmychildrenbyrevealingthetrumpcard

offailure.Ouryoungest,aworld-classcharmer,didlittleiodevelophisintellectualtalentsbut

alwaysgotbyUntilMrs.Stifter.

Oursonwashigh-schoolseniorwhenhehadherforEnglish."Hesitsinthebackoftheroom

talkingtohisfricnds.Mshetoldme,“Whydon'tyoumovehimtothefrontrow?MIurged,believing

theembarrassmentwouldgethimtosettledown.Mrs.Stiftersaid,'Idon'tmoveseniors.Iflunk（使

一不及格)them.'Ourson'sacademiclifeflashedbeforemyeyes.Noteacherhadeverthreatened

him.BythetimeIgothomeIwasfeelingprettygoodaboutthis.Itwasaradicalapproachforthese

times,but,well.Whynot?"She'sgoingtoflunkyou.”1101dmyson.

Ididnotdiscussitanyfurther.SuddenlyEnglishbecameapriority(头等主要)inhislife.He

finishedoutthesemesterwithanA.

Iknowoneexampledoesn'tmakeaease,buta(nightIseeaparadeofstudentswhoarcangry

forhavingbeenpassedalonguntiltheycouldnolongerevenpretendtokeepup.Ofaverage

intelligenceorbetter,theyeventuallyquitschool,concludingtheyweretoodumbtofinish."I

shouldhavebeenheldback,“isacommentIhearfrequently.Evensadderarcthosestudentswho

arehigh-schoolgraduateswhosaytomeafterafewweeksofclass."Idon'tknowhowIevergota

high-schooldiploma.^^

Passingstudentswhohavenotmasteredtheworkcheatsthemandtheemployerswhoexpect

graduatestohavebasicskills.Weexcusethisdishonestbehaviorbysayingkidscan'tlearnifthey

comefromterribleenvironments.Nooneseemstosloptothinkthatmostkidsdon'tputschoolfirst

ontheirlistunlesstheyperceivesomethingisatrisk.They'dratherbesailing.

ManystudentsIseeatnighthavedecidedtomakeeducationapriority.Theyaremotivatedby

(hedesireforabetterjobortheneedtohangontotheonethey'vegot.Theyhaveahealthyfearof

failure.

Peopleofnilagescanriseabovetheirproblems,buttheyneedtohavenreasontodoso.Young

peoplegenerallydon'thave(hematuritytovalueeducationinthesamewaymyadultstudents

valueit.Butfearoffailurecanmotivateboth.

46.Whatisthesubjectofthisessay?

A.viewpointonlearning

B.aqualifiedteacher

C.(heimportanceofexamination

D.thegenerationgap

47.HowdidMrs.Siftergettheattentionofoneoftheauthor'schildren?

A.flunkinghim

B.movinghisseat

C.blaminghim

D.playingcardwithhim

48.Theauthorbelievesthatthemosteffectivewayforateacheristo

A.purifytheteachingenvironments.

B.setupcooperationbetweenteachersandparents.

C.holdbackstudent.

D.motivatestudent.

49.Fromthepassagewecandrawtheconclusionthattheauthors,altitudetowardflunkingis

A.negativeB.positiveC.biasedD.indifferent

50.Judgingfromthecontent,thispassageisprobablywrittenfor

A.adininistratorsR.studentsC.teachersD.parents

Questions51to55arebasedon:hefollowingpassage:

Nameshavegainedincreasingimportanceinthecompetitiveworldofhighereducation.As

collegesstriveformarketshare,theyarclookingfornamesthatprojecttheimagetheywantor

reflectthechangestheyhopetomake.TrentonStateCollege,forexample,becametheCollegeof

NewJerseynineyearsagowhenitbeganraisingadmissionsstandardsandappealingtostudents

fromthroughoutthestate.

“All1hearinhighereducationis,Brand,brand,brand,^^saidTimWesterbeck,whospecializes

inbrandingandismanagingdirectorofLipmanHearne,amarketingfirmbasedinChicagothat

workswithuniversitiesandothernonprofitorganizations."'Therehasbeenaseachangeoverthe

last10years.Marketingusedtobealmostadirtywordinhighereducation.**

Notalleffortsatnamechangesarcsuccessful,ofcourse.In1997,theNewSchoolforSocial

ResearchbecameNewSchoolUniversitytoreflectitsgrowthintoacollectionofeightcolleges,

offeringalistofmajors（hatincludespsychology,musicAirbanstudiesandmanagement.ButNew

YorkerscontinuedtocallittheNewSchool.

Now,afterspendinganundisclosedsumonanonlinesurveyandamarketingconsultant'screation

of“namingsiruciurcs.”“brandarchitccturc,'anduidentitysystems,Mtheuniversityhascomeup

withanewname:theNewSchool.BeginningMonday,itwilladoptnewlogos（标识），banners,

businesscardsandevennewnamesfortheindividualcolleges,alltoincludethewords“iheNew

School.w

Changesinnamesgenerallyrevealsignificantshiftsinhowacollegewantstobeperceived.In

alteringitsnamefromCalState.Hayward,ioCalSlate,FuisrRay,iheuniversityhopedloprojectits

expandingroleintwomostlysuburbancountrieseastofSanFrancis。。.

TheUniversityofSouthernCclorado,astateinstitution,becameColoradoSlateUniversityat

Pueblotwoyearsago,hoping(ohighlightmanyinternalchanges,includingofferingmoregraduate

programsandsettinghigheradmissionsstandards.

BeaverCollegeturneditselfintoArcadiaUniversityinforseveralreasons:tobreakthe

connectionwithitspastasawomen'scollege,topromoteitsgrowthintoafull-fledged(完全成

熟)universityandofficialsacknowledged,toeliminatesomejokesaboutthecollege'soldname

onlate-nighttelevisionand“morningzoo“radioshows.

Manycollegeofficialssaidchanginganameandimagecouldproducesubstantialresults.At

Arcadia,inadditiontotheriseinapplications,theaveragestudent'stestscorehasincreasedby60

points.JuliRocbcck.anArcadiaspokeswoman,said.

51.whichofthefollowingisNOTthereasonforcollegestochangetheirnames?

A.Theypreferhighereducationcompetition

B.Theytrytogainadvantageinmarketshare.

C.Theywanttoprojecttheirimage.

D.Theyhopetomakesomechanges.

52.Itisimpliedthatoneofthemostsignificantchangesinhighereducationinthepastdecadeis

A.thebrand.

B.thecollegenames

C.theconceptofmarketing

D.listofinnjors.

53.Thephrase'comeupwith'(Line3,Para.4)probablymeans

A.catchupwith

B.dealwith

C.putforward

D.cometotherealization

54ThecaseofnamechangingfromCalState,Hayward,toCalStateindicatesthattheuniversity

A.isperceivedbythesociety

B.hopestoexpanditsinfluence

C.preferstoreformitsreachingprograms

D.expectstoenlargeitscampus

55.Accordingto（hespokeswoman,thenamechangeofBeaverCollege

A.turnsoutverysuccessful

B.failstoattainitsgoal

C.haseliminatedsomejokes

D.hastransformeditsstatus

Question56to60arcbasedonthefollowingpassage:

Itlookedjustlikeanotheraircraftfromtheoutside.Thepilottoldhisyoungpassengersthatitwas

builtin1964.Butappearancesweredeceptive,andthe13studentsfromEuropeandtheUSAwho

boardedtheaircraftwereinfortheflightoftheirlives.

Inside,theareathatnormallyhadseatshadbecomealongwhitetunnel.Heavilypadded（填塞）

fromfloortoceiling,itlookedabitstrange.Therewerealmostnowindows,butlightsalongthe

paddedwallsilluminatedit.Mostoftheseatshadbeentakenoutapartfromafewattheback

wheretheyoungscientistsquicklytooktheirplaceswithalookoffear.

For12months,sciencestudentsfromacrossthecontinentshadcompetedtowinaplaceonthe

flightattheinvitationoftheEuropeanSpaceAgency.Thechallengehadbeentosuggest

imaginativeexperimentsiobeconductedinweightlessconditions.

Forthenexttwohours,theflightresembledthatofanenormousbirdwhichhadloseitsreason,

shootingupwardstowardstheheavensbeforerushingtowardsEarth.Theinventionwastoachieve

weightlessnessforafewseconds.

Theaircrafttookoffsmoothlyenough,butanyfeelingsthatIandtheyoungscientistshadthatwe

wereonanythinglikeascheduledpassengerservicewerequicklydismissedwhenthepilotputthe

planeintoa45degreeclimbwhichlastedaround20seconds.Thentheenginescutourandwe

becameweightless.Eveiythingbecameconfusedandleftorright,upordownnolongerhadany

meaning.Aftertensecondsoffree-falldescent（下降）thepilotpulledtheaircraftoulofits

nosedive.Thereturnofgravitywaslessimmediatethanitsloss,butwasstillsuddenenoughto

ensurethatsomestudentscamedownwithabump.

Eachtimethepilotcuttheenginesandwebecameweightless,anewteamconductedits

experiment.FirstitwastheDutchwhowantedtodiscoverhowitisthatcatsalwayslandontheir

feet.ThentheGennanteamwhoconductedasuccessfulexperimentonatraditionalbuilding

methodtoseeifitcouldbeusedforbuildingafuturespacestation.TheAmericanshadanideato

createsolarsailsthatcouldbeusedbysatellites.

Afterfwohoursofgoingupanddowninihelanedoingtheirexperiment,thepredominanf

feelingwasoneofexcitementratherthansickness.Mostofthestudentsthoughtitwasan

unforgettableexperienceandonetheywouldbekeentorepeat.

56、Whatdidthewritersayabouttheplane?.

A、Ithadnoseats.

B、Itwaspaintedwhite.

C、Ithadnowindows.

D、Theoutsidewasmisleading.

57、Accordingtothewriter,howdidtheyoungscientistsfeelbeforetheflight?

A、sickB、keenC、nervousD、impatient

58、whatdidthepilotdowiththeplaneafteritlookoff?

A、Hequicklyclimbedandthenstopped(heengines.

B、Heclimbedandthenmadetheplanefallslowly.

C,Hetookoffnormallyandthencuttheengineslor20seconds.

D、Heclimbedandthenmadetheplaneturnover.

59.Accordingtothepassage,thepurposeofbeingweightlesswasto

A.seewhatconditionsarclikeinspace

B.preparetheyoungscientistsforfutureworkinspace

C.showthejudgesofthecompetitionwhattheycoulddo

D.maketheteamstryouttheirideas

6O.thispassagewaswrittento

A.encourageyoungpeopletotakeupscience

B.describetheprocessofascientificcompetition

C.showscientistswhatyoungpeoplecando

D.reportonanewscientifictechnique

SectionIVTranslation(20point)

Directions:inthissectionthereisapassageinEnglish.Translatethefiveunderlinedsentencesinto

ChineseandwriteyourtranslationontheANSWERSHEET

Thesmoothlandingofshuttle［航天E机)Discoveryendedaflightthatwassuccessfulin

almosteveryrespectbutone:thedislodgingofabigchunkoffoam,liketheone(hatdoomed(he

Columbia.Thisflightwassupposedtovaulttheshuttlefleetbackintospaceafteraprolonged

groundingforrepairs.Butgiventherepealoftheveryproblemthattwoyearsofretoolingwas

supposedtoresolve,(heverdictisnecessarilymixed.(6l)Onceagain,(hespaceagencyhasbeen

forcedtoputofftheflightuntilitcanfindasolutiontotheproblem,andnooneseemswillingto

guesshowlongthatmay(akc.

TheDiscoveryastronautsperformedsuperblyduringtheirtwo-weekmission,andtheshuttle

lookedbetterthaneverinsomerespects.(62)Spaceofficialswerejustifiablyhappythatsomuch

hadgonewell,despitedailyworriesoverpossiblerisks.Theflightclearlyachieveditsprime

objectives.

Theastronautstransferredtonsofcargototheinternationalspacestation,whichhasbeenlimping

alongoverheadwithareducedcrewandlimitedsuppliescarrieduponsmallerRussianspacecraft.

(63)Theyreplacedabrokendevice,repairedanotherandcartedawayaloadofrubbishthathad

beenleftonthestation,showingtheshuttlecanbringfullloadsbackdownfromspace.

Thiswasthemostsemtinizedshuttleflightever,withthevehicleundergoingcloseinspection

whilestillinorbit.(64)Newsensingandphotographicequipmenttolookforpotentiallydangerous

damagetothesensitiveexternalskinprovedvaluable.Anewbackflipmaneuverallowedstation

astronautstophotographtheshuttle'sunderbelly,andanextra-longroboticarmenabledastronauts

seepartsoftheshuttlethatwerepreviouslyoutofsight.

(65).Thefloodofimagesandtheopennessindiscussingitsuncertaintiesaboutpotentialhazards

sometimesmadeitappear(hat(heshuttlewasabouttofallapart.Intheendthedamagewasclearly

tolerable.Amuch-toutedspacewalktorepairtheshuttle'sskin-thefirstofitskind-movedan

astronautcloseenoughtopluckoutsomeprotrudingmaterialwithhishand.Preliminaryevidence

indicatesthatDiscoveryhasfarfewernicksandgougesthanshuttlesonpreviousflights,perhaps

showingthatimprovementstoreducethesheddingofdebrisfromtheexternalfueltankhavehad

somesuccess.

SectionVWriting(20points)

Directions:in(hissection.youarcaskedtowriteanessaybasedonthefollowingdiagram.

Describethediagramandanalyzethepossiblecauses.Youshouldwriteatleast150wordsonthe

ANSWERSHEET.

参考答案:

词汇:

15DADCD6——I0BADACII15BBDAB1620ABCBC

完型填空:

2125CDBCB26——30ACDBA3135DDABC3640DACA

D

阅读了解：

4145CBCAD46——50AADBC51——55ACCAC56——60ACAD

A

61）航天部门被迫再次推迟飞行，直到找到问题处理方法。似乎也没有些人愿意揣测那

要多久。

62）航空部官员理所当然感到庆幸，即使他们天天担忧可能会出现什么样危险，但结果

却一切进展顺利。此次飞行完成了首要任务。

63）他们换掉了破损设备，修好了另一个设备，清理掉太空站上垃圾，表明航天飞机能

够满载太空站上物品，返回地球。

64）事实证实，用新感应和照片拍摄设备来查找对敏感外层表皮带来可能损伤，这是非

常有价值。

65）大量图像，以及公开谈论难以确定潜在危险，有时让人以为航天飞机马上会解体。

最终，所造成损伤显著是能够忍受。

I月MBA英语联考真题及答案

IScctionIVocabulary(10points)

Directions：Thereare20incompletesentencesinthissection.Foreachsentence(herearefour

choicesmarkedA,B,C,andD.ChoosetheONEanswerthatbestcompletesthesentence.Then

blackenthecorrespondingletterontheANSWERSHEETwithapencil.

I.Hiswifehasbeenalotofpressureonhimtochangehisjob.

A.takingB.exerting

C.givingD.pushing

2.Itisestimatedthat,currently,about50,000speciesbecomeeveryyear.

A.extinctB.instinct

C.distinctD.intense

3.Johnsaysthathispresentjobdoesnotprovidehimwithenoughforhisorganizing

ability.

A.scopeB.space

C.capacityD.range

4.Manywillbeopenedupinthefutureforthosewithauniversityeducation.

A.probabilitiesB.reaiilies

C.necessitiesD.opportunities

5.Afterhisuncledied,theyoungmanthebeautifulestatewithwhichhechangedfroma

poormantoawealthynoble.

A.inhabitedB.inherited

C.inhibitedD.inhaled

6.Tliviiiana^criscallingonauuMomcrHyinglutalkiiimintosigning(hecunlraul.

A.prosperousB.preliminary

C.pessimisticD.prospective

7.In1991»whiletlleeconomiesofindustrializedcountriesmetaneconomic»the

economiesofdevelopingcountriesweregrowingveryfast.

A.revivalB.repression

C.recessionD.recovery

8.Thedestructionofthetwintowersshockandangerthroughout(heworld.

A.summonedB.tempted

CprovokedD.stum