2025年英语四级考试真题汇编及详解

英语专业四级考试真题

PARTIIICLOZE[15MIN]

Decidewhichofthechoicesgivenbelowwouldbestcompletethepassageifinsertedinthecorresponding

blanks.MarkthebestchoiceforeachblankonAnswerSheetTwo.

Theearthquakeof26thDecemberresultedinoneoftheworstnaturaldisastersinlivingmemory.Itwas

a(31)underwaterquakeandoccurredintheIndianOcean.It(32)coastlines,communitiesand

broughtdeathtomanypeople.

Whydoearthquakeshappen?

Thesurfaceoftheearthhasnotalwayslookedasitdoestoday；itismoving(33)(althoughvery

slowly)andhasdonesoforbillionsofyears.Thisisone(34)ofearthquakes,whenonesectionoftheearth

(tectonicplate)(35)another.Scientistscanpredictwherebutnot(36)thismighthappenandIliearea

betweenplatesiscalledafaultline.OnonefaultlineinKobe,Japanin1923over200,000peoplewere

killed.(37),earthquakesdonotalways

happenonfaultlines,(38)iswhytheyaresodangerousand(39).

Wheredovolcanoeshappen?

Volcanoeshappenwheretheearth's(40)isthin：lava,dustandgases(41)frombeneaththe

earth.Theycanriseintoahugeconeshapelikeamountainanderupt»(42)theycanbesoviolent(43)

theyjustexplodedirectlyfromtheearthwithnowarning.Thereare1511(44)''volcanoesinthe

world.Thismeansthattheymay(45)bedangerous.In1985theColombianvolcanoNcvadodelRuiz

erupted.Thelavameltedaglacierandsenttonesofmud(46)thetownbelow.Twentythousandpeople

died.Naturaldisasterslikevolcaniceruptionsarcoftenunpredictable.Weregularlydonotknowwhen

they(47)pen,or(48)wheretheywillhappen.Inthefuture,scientistsmaybeabletowatchand

predict(49)beforetheyhappen.Thiscould(50)manylives.

31.A.massiveB.significantC.greatD.grand

32.A.changedB.convertedC.destroyedD.transformed

33.A.frequentlyB.continuouslyC.regularlyD.periodically

34.A.sourceB.reasonC.movementD.cause

35.A.collideswithB.confrontswithC.meetswithD.faceswith

36.A.howB.whyC.whenD.what

37.A.GenerallyB.HoweverC.SimilarlyD.Anyway

38.A.thatB.itC.thisD.which

39.A.unpredictableB.unaccountableC.inevitableD.irresistible

40.A.surfaceB.appearanceC.crustD.cover

41.A.flowedoutB.burstoutC.1eakedoutD.trickledout

42.A.orB.andC.norD.but

43.A.likeB.forC.asD.that

44.A.livingB.activeC.aliveD.live

45.A.relativelyB.hardlyC.stillD.gradually

46.A.downB.onC.acrossD.beyond

47.A.aretoB.shouldC.mustD.might

48.A.elseB.evenC.thoughD.whether

49.A.accidentsB.incidentsC.occasionsD.events

50.A.rescueB.saveC.preserveD.shelter

PARTIVGR/XMMAR&VOCABULARY[15MIN]

Therearethirtysentencesinthissection.Beneatheachsentencetherearefourwords,phrasesor

statementsmarkedA,B,CandD.Chooseoneword,phraseorstatementthatbestcompletesthe

sentence.MarkyouranswersonAnswerSheetTwo.

5i.WhichofthefollowingsentencesisINCORRECT?

A.Twentymilesseemslikealongwalktohim.

B.Nooneexcepthissupportersagreewithhim.

C.NeitherJulianorIweregoing【oiheparty.

D.Fewstudentsinmyclassarereallylazy.

52.Whichofthefollowingdeterminers（限定词）canbeplacedbeforebothsingularcountnounsandplural

countnouns?

A.manyaB.fewC.suchD.thenext

53.Whichofthefollowingreflexivepronouns（反身代词）isusedasanappositivc（同位语）？

A,Hepromisedhimselfrapidprogress.

B.ThemanagerherselfwillinterviewMary.

C.1havenothingtosayformyself.

D.Theyquarreledthemselvesredintheface.

54.Mybossorderedthatthelegaldocumentstohimbeforelunch.

A.besentB.weresentC.weretobesentD.mustbesent

55.WhichofthefollowingsentencesexpressesWILLINGNESS?

A.Bynowshewillbeeatingdinner.

B.1shallneverdothatagain.

C.Mybrotherwillhelpyouwiththeluggage.

D.Youshallgetapromotion.

56.WhichofthefollowingsentencesisINCORRECT?

A.Howstrangefeelingstheyare!

B.Howdareyouspeaktomelikethat!

C.Whatnoisetheyaremaking!

D.Whatamesswcarcin!

57.whichoftheitalicizedpartsfunctionsasasubject?

A.Weneverdoubtthatherbrotherishonest.

B.Theproblemisnotwhowillgobutwhowillstay.

C.Youmustgiveitbacktowhoeveritbelongsto。

D.Itisclearthatthecrimewasdonedeliberately.

58.whichoftheitalicizedpartsfunctionsasanobject?

A.Hedoesn'tliketheideaofmyspeakingatthemeeting.

B.Itisnouseyourpretendingnottoknowthematter.

C.Myparentsstronglyobjecttomygoingoutaloneatnight.

D.Herfallingintotheriverwastheclimaxofthewholetrip.

59.AllthefollowingsentenceshaveanappositiveEXCEPT

A.Sheboughtherselfapairofnev/shoes.

B.Onlyoneproblemstillrcniains-thcfood.

C.Myfriendsallunderstandandsupportme.

D.Shelikedhercurrentjob,teachingEnglish.

60.Whichofthefollowingbestexplainsthemeaningof'Shallwebuytheticketsfirst”？

A.Hesaidthatweweregoingtobuytheticketsfirst.

B.Herequestedthatwebuytheticketsfirst.

C.Hesuggestedthatwebuytheticketsfirst.

D.Headvisedustobuytheticketsfirst.

61.Whichofthefollowingcontainsanadverbialclauseofcause?

A.IgotajobassoonasIleftuniversity.

B.Astherewasnoanswer,Iwroteagain.

C.YoumustdotheexercisesasIshowyou.

D.Wealthyasheis,Markisnotahappyman.

62.Whichofthefollowingprepositionalphrasescanfunctionasanadverbial?

A.AreyousureofSimon'sdisappearance?

B.Themanwithabeardistalkingtothemanage.

C.Everyprecautionwastakenagainstthefailureoftheplan.

D.Despitetherain,everyoneenjoyedthetrip.

63.A：Mother,youpromisedtotakemeout.B：Well

A.soIdid!B.sodidI.C.soIdo!D.sodoI

64.Whichofthefollowingprepositionalphrasesisanadverbialofconcession?

A.Theyusedtheboxforkeepingtreasures.

B.1steppedasideforhertogetinfirst.

C.Forallthatheseemstodislikeme,Istilllikehim.

D.Theparentsboughtabirthdaycakefortheirson.

65.WhichofthefollowingsentencesisINCORRECT?

A.Poultryareveryexpensiveinthecity.

B.Newmachinerywereintroducedinthefactory.

C.Thepoliceareinvestigatingthemurdercase.

D.Themilitiawerecalledouttorescuefloodvictims.

66.Thegirlcannotcometoschooltodayonaccountoftheflu.Theunderlinedpartmeans

A.concerningB.becauseofC.astoD.for

67.MaryandJohnarebusylookingforahotelfortheirwedding.

A.mealB.snackC.refreshmentD.banquet

68.Mini-skirtsfirstinthe1960s.

A.caughtoutB.caughtinC.caughtonD.caughtup

69.Thatoutburstatthemeetingwasofhisbadtemper.

A.illustrativeB.explanatoryC.expositoryD.revealing

70.Theearthquakerefugeesareforfoodandblankets.

A.desirousB.ambitiousC.seriouslyoffD.badlyoff

71.WhenLindaheardthegoodnewsshetriedtosoundcasual,butherexcitementwasobvious.

Theunderlinedpartmeans.

A.uncaringB.disinterestedC.withoutplanD.withoutwarning

72.MostChinesepeoplewenttoworkbyhikewithinliving.

A.mindB.knowledgeC.memoryD.scope

73.Thespeakerwasverygoodathisideasduringthediscussion.

A.puttingasideB.puttingacrossC.puttingbackD.puttingoff

74.Thefoodisgoodatthishotel,buttheispoor；thewaitersdon'tseemtobewelltrained.

A.maintenanceB.repairC.chargeD.service

75.SlaverywasinAmericainthe19thcentury.

A.abolishedB.cancelledC.abandonedD.terminated

76.Mercifully,IwasabletocompleteallIhadtodowithinafewdays.Theunderlinedpartmeans.

A.efficientlyB.surprisinglyC.fortunatelyD.shortly

77.Theboysinthedormacointodecidewhowouldcleanthefloor.

A.heldB.tossedC.putD.collected

78.Thepatternsofspokenlanguagearefromthoseofwriting.

A.distinctB.distinctiveC.distinguishedD.distinguishing

79.A(n)shapehasfourstraightsidesat90°toeachother,twoofwhicharemuchlongerthanthe

othertwo.

A.squareB.ovalC.oblongD.circular

80.rdliketohaveawordwithhisparents.

A.peacefulB.quietC.silentD.personal

PARTVREADINGCOMPREHENSION[25MIN]

Inthissectiontherearetourpassagesfollowedbyquestionsorunfinishedstatements,eachwithtour

suggestedanswersmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatyouthinkisthebestanswer.Markyouranswers

onAnswerSheetTwo.

TEXTA

Sayingt€thankyou''isprobablythefirstthingmostofuslearntodoinaforeignlanguage.Afterall,we're

broughtuptobepolite,anditisimportanttomakeagoodimpressionuponotherpeople—especiallyacross

nationaldivides.

So.whatexactlyarcyousupposedtosaywhen"thankyou"isonlythe20thmostpopularwaytoexpress

gratitude?Accordingtoarecentsurvey,!9otherwaysofexpressingappreciationfinishedaheadof"thankyou"

inapollof3,000people.

Pollstersfoundalmosthalfofthoseaskedpreferredthemoreinfb门nal"checrs”,whileotherslikedtouse

suchexpressionsas"ta","great"and''niceone”.

So,justwhatistheappropriateformofwordstoexpressyourthanks?

Fortunately,theclueisinthelanguageitself."Cheers"，despiteitspopularity,isconsideredaninformal

waytosaythankyou—andthisisadefiniteclueastowhenyoucanbestuseit.

Forinstance,whengoingforadrinkwithfriends,asmileanda“cheers“bywayofthanksisnotonly

appropriatetothesituation,itisalsoculturallyaccurate.

“Ta”，originatedfromtheDanishword“tak”,wasthesecond-mostpopularexpressionofthanks,andis

alsocommonlyusedininformalsituations,alongwithphrasessuchasuniceone"，andltbrillianf\Interestingly,

onewordthatdidn'tmakeitintothetop20was“thanks”.Thankyou'sshorter,moreinformalcousin.

“Thanks“canbeuseful,asitisabletobridgethedividebetweentheformalityof“thankyou"andthe

downrightrelaxed“cheers”.

Certainwordscandoubleasanexpressionofthanksaswellasdelight.Again»thewordsthemselvesoffer

theclueastowhenbesttousethem.

Forexample,wordslike4lawesome,\t€brilliantnandi4youstar"featuredhighlyinthenewpollandtheycan

hintatbo:hyourpleasureatsomeone'saction,aswellasservingtoexpressyour(hanks.Ifyouareonthe

receivingendofa“new”thankyou,youcanrespondwithasimplet4noproblem”,orttsure,\

Ofcourse»incertaincircumstances,asimplewave,nodorsmilemaybeappropriate.Forinstance,ifa

cardriverslowsdowntoletyoucrosstheroad,simplyraisingyourhandinacknowledgementisenoughto

showthatyouappreciatethedriver'sconsideration.

Sometimes,formalityisnecessary,andt4thankyoiTisstillthebestchoiceinsuchsituations.

Butstudentsshouldnotworryaboutwhenexactlytousecertainexpressions.

ManypeopleinWesterncountriesareworriedthatgoodmannersareindecline.Peopleare

tiredofseeingtheiractsofkindnessandservicepasswithoutcomment.Sodon'tthinkthatyoiir

“thankyoif'wasclumsyorawkwardlyformal.Thechancesarc,ifyousaid“thankyou",you

madesomeone'sday.Youstar.

81.Wecantellfromtheresultsofthepollthat

A.peopleareunconcernedaboutpolitenessnowadays.

B.”thankyou'Ycmainsthebestexpressionofgratitude.

C.thereisavarietyofexpressionsofappreciation.

D.therearcmoreformalexpressionsthaninformalones.

82.Whichword/phrasedoesNOTappearinthetop20?

A.Cheers.B.Thanks.C.Brilliant.D.Youstar.

83.Accordingtothepassage,whichisanappropriateresponseto4ta\vesomc,,ofibrillianf,?

A.Thanks.B.Cheers.C.Niceone.D.Sure.

84.Accordingtothepassage,thewayinwhichweexpressourgratitudedependsonallthefollowing

EXCEPT

A.gender.B.formality.C.culture.D.circumstance.

85.Inthelastparagraphtheauthorencouragespeopleto

A.continuetheiractsofkindness.

B.behavethemselveswell.

C.showtheirgratitudetoothers.

D.stopworryingaboutbadmanners.

TEXTB

bromto,Americanhouseholdslost$11trillioninrealestate,savings,andstocksMorethanhaltofall

U.S.workerseitherlosttheirjobsorwereforcedtotakecutsinhoursorpayduringtherecession.Theworst

maybebehindthemnow,buttheshockinglossesofthepastfewyearshavereshapednearlyeveryfacetof

theirlives—howtheylive,work,andspend—eventhewaytheythinkaboutthefuture.

ForCindy,therecessionbeganwhenherhusbandwasrelocatedtoRhinelander,Wisconsin,byhis

companyforcingthefamilytomoveinahurry.Thecoupleboughtanewhousebutwereunabletoselltheir

two-bcdroomhomeinBigLake,Minnesota.Withtwomortgages（抵押借款）andtwoyoungchildrentocare

for,Cindycouldn'timaginehowtostretchherhusband'spaychecktokeepherfamilyfed.

ThenshestumbleduponanonlinecommunitycalledBlotanical,aforumforgardeners,manywithan

interestinsustainability."ThemoreIreadanddiscussedthesepractices,themoreIrealizedthiswouldhelpnot

onlyourbudgetbutalsoourhealth,"shesays.

Cindyadmitsthatbeforetherecession,shewasacitygirlwithnointerestingrowingherowndinner."I

grewflowersmostly—Ididn'tthinkaboutplantsthatweren'tvisuallyinteresting.nButtostretchherbudget,

shebeganputtinginvegetablesandfruit-everythingfromstrawberrybedstoappletrees—andasherfirst

seedlingsgrew,herspiritslifted.Shenolongerthinksofgardeningandmakingherownjamsasjustamoney

saver；they'reagenuinepleasure.^It'sbroughtusclosertogetherasafamily,too»”shesays.Herkids

voluntarilypitchinwith（科（极协，助）thegardenwork,andthefamilycookstogetherinsteadofeatingout.The

foodtastesbetter—it'sfresherandorganic—andthegardenhandilyfulfillsitsoriginalpurpose：cost

cutting.Nowshespendsabout$200to$300amonthongroceries,lessthanhalfofthe$650amonththatshe

usedtolayout.

Afterdiscoveringhowresourcefulshecanbeintoughtimes,Cindyisnolongereasilydiscouraged."Il

makesmefeelproudtobeabletosayImadeitmyself'shesays.t4I能e：accomplished,andI'mmoreconfident

aboutattemptingthingsI'veneverdonebefore."Nowsheavoidsconveniencestoresandhasbegunlearningto

knit,quilt,andmakeherownsoap."Idon'tthinkIwouldhaveeverbegunthisjourneyifitweren'tforthe

recession,''shesays.t4Ihaveafeelingthatfromnowon,itwillaffectmyfamily'shealthandhappinessforthe

better."

86.Welearnfromthefirstparagraphthattherecession

A.affectedAmericansincertainoccupations.

B.hadgreatimpactonAmericans\vorkandlife.

C.hadonlybroughthugelossesinsavingsandslocks.

D.isoverwithsomeofthelossesrecovered.

87.Whatmadethefamily'sGnancialsituationevenworsewasthatthey

A.movedtoRhinelanderinahurry.

B.hadtwochildrentoraise.

C.didn'tknowanyoneinRhinelander.

D.couldn'tselltheirhomeinBigLake.

88.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisCORRECT?

A.Cindyhadseenthebenefitsofgardeninginadifferentway.

B.Cindyhaddevelopedahobbyofgardeningbeforetherecession.

C.Cindyhadalreadyhadakeeninterestinsustainability.

D.Cindyhadalreadyplannedtomeetthegardeners.

89.Inaddition,Cindyviewsgardeningasagenuinepleasurebecausegardening

A.helpedhercutlivingcostsalmostbyhalf.

B.enabledhertomakeherownjams.

C.builtupfamilytiesandkids'entliusiasm.

D.enabledhertoknowmoreaboutplants.

90.WhatdoesCindythinkofthedifficulttimesshehasgonethrough?

A.Itgavethecoupleandtheirkidsatoughlesson.

B.Itgaveherconfidenceandoptimism.

C.Itwouldconicagainandaffectthefamily.

D.Itleftalastingpsychologicalimpactonthefamily.

TEXTC

'Tmalittleworriedaboutmyfuture,“saidDustinIloftmaninTheGraduate.Heshouldbesolucky.All

hehadtoworryaboutwaswhethertohaveanaffairwithMrsRobinson.Inthesixties,thatwasthesumtotalof

post-graduationanxietysyndrome.

Hoffman'smoderncounterpartsarenotsofortunate.TheMrsRobinsonsaren'tsittingaroundathomeany

more,seducinggraduates.Theyareoutintheworkplace,doingthehigh-poweredjobsthegraduateswant,

hutcannotget.Forthosefreshoutofuniversity,desperateforworkbutjnahlctogetit,thereisabigimbalance

betweensupplyanddemand.Andthereisnonarrowingofthegapinsight.

Thelatestunemploymentfiguresshowthat746,000of18-24year-oldsareunemployed—arecordrateof

18percent.Manyofthosewillhavegraduatedthissummer.Theyarenotpanickingyet,butasthejob

rejectionsmountup,theyarcbeginningtofeelalarmed.

Ofcourse,itiseasytoblametheGovernmentand,inparticular,thetargetthatLabourhaslong

trumpeted―50percentofschool-leaversinhighereducation.Thatwasnottoosmart.TheGovernmenthasnot

onlyfailedtomeetitstarget-theactualfigureisstillcloserto40percent—butithasraisedexpectationsto

unrealisticlevels.

Parentsfeelasbadlyletdownastheyoungpeoplethemselves.Middle-classfamiliesseetheirgraduate

offspringonthedole（救济金）queueandwonderwhytheybotheredpayingschoolfees.Working-classfamilies

feelanevenkeenersenseofdisappointment.Formanysuchfamilies,gettingachildintouniversitywasthe

fulfillmentofalifelongdream.Itrepresentedupwardsocialandfinancialmobility.Itwasproofthattheywere

livinginadynamic,economicallysuccessfulcountry.Thatdreamdoesnotseemsorosynow.

Graduateunemploymentisnot,ultimately,apoliticalproblemreadytobesolved.Job-creationschemes

forgraduatesareverylowdowninministerialin-trays.IfDavidCameron'sConservativeshadabrilliantidea

forguaranteeingeverygraduateawell-paidjob,theywouldhaveunveileditbynow.Itisasocialproblem,

thoughamoredeep-seatedsocialproblemthanpeopleperhapsrealize.

91.TheauthorbeginswithanepisodefromTheGraduateinorderto

A.supportthefactthatmorewomenareworkingnow.

B.showthatfewgraduatesstartedworkingrightaftergraduation.

C.demonstratethatthereweremuchfewergraduatesthannow.

D.emphasizethesharpcontrastbetweennowandthen.

92.Withregardtojobopportunitiesfbryounggraduates,theauthorsounds

A.pessimistic.B.hopeful.C.indifierent.D.furious.

93.TheauthoristheLabourGovernment^target：50%ofschoolleaversinhighereducation.

A.infavourofB.doubtfulabout

C.stronglycriticalofD.mildlycriticalof

94.WhichofthefollowingstatementsaboutparentsTeelingsisCORRECT?

A.Working-classparentsfeeljustasdisappointed.

B.Parentsandtheirchildrenteelequallydisappointed.

C.Middle-classparentsfeelmoredisappointed.

D.Parentsfeelmoredisappointedihan（heirchildren.

95.Towardstheendofthepassage,theauthorimpliesthat

A.therewillbejob-crcationschemesforgraduates.

B.graduateunemploymentismoreofapoliticalissue.

C.graduateunemploymentisbothapoliticalandasocialissue.

D.theConservativesaredoingfarfromenoughtosolvetheissue.

TEXTD

NomatterhowmanytimesyouhaveseenimagesofthegoldenmaskofboykingTutankhamen,comeface

tofacewithitinEgypt'sCairomuseum,andyouwillsuckinyourbreath.

ItwasonNov4,1923,thatBritisharchaeologistHowardCarterstumbledonastoneatthebaseofthe

tombofanotherpharaoh（法老）inLuxorthateventuallyledtoasealeddoorway.

Then,onNov23,Carterfoundaseconddoorandwhenhestuckhisheadthroughit,whathesawwasto

stuntheworld.Insidelaythegreatstonecoffin,enclosingthreechestsofgildedwood.

Afewmonthslater,whenacranelineditsgranitecoverandonecoffinafteranotherwasremoved,Carter

foundasolidblockofgoldweighing110kg.Initwasthemummy（木乃伊）ofthe19-ycar-oldTutankhamen>

coveredingoldwiththatsplendidfuneralmask.Andallthislayburiedformorethan3,000years.

MonthsaftermytriptoEgypt,IcanrelivetherushofemotionIfeltandsensethehushthatdescendedon

thecrammedCairomuseumsTutankhamengallery.

Cairo,adustycityof20millionpeople»isaplacewheretimeseemstobothstandstillandrushintoutter

chaos.Itisaplacewheretheancientandcontemporaryhappilygoalongonparalleltracks.

TaketheGreatPyramidsofGiza,sittingonthewesternedgeofthecity.Evenasthesettingsun

silhouettesthesegiganticstructuresagainstthegreatdesertexpanse,acallforprayerfloatsoversemi-finished

apartmentblocksfilledwiththeactivityofcitylife.

WhilecarefulplanningfortheafterlifemaylieburiedundergroundinCairo,itisnoiseandconfusionon

thestreets.Donkeycartsbattleforspacewithpedestriansandtheonlyoperativeroadruleist4mightis

right."Butitisacitythatisfulloflife—fromthesmallroadsiderestaurantstothecoffeeshopswheremenand

womensmoketheshisha（水烟壶）.

Donkeycartspiledhighwithflat-brsadsmagicallyfind（heirwayinandoutthemaddeningtraffic：young

womeninlongskirtsandheadscarvesholdhandswithyoungmeninopencollarshirts,whileconversations

dwellonKuwait'schancesatthesoccerWorldCup.

96.Accordingtothecontext,t4suckinyourbreath^means^feelasenseof

A.aweB.horrorC.doubtD.delight

97.WhichofthefollowingstatementsaboutthediscoveryofthemummyisINCORRECT?

A.ThemummywasfirstdiscoveredbyaBritisharchaeologist.

B.Thediscoveryofthemummycameasasurprise.

C.Themummywasfoundlyingrightinsidethestonecoffin.

D.Themaskedmummywascoveredingold.

98.WhichwordCANNOTbeusedtodescribethecityofCairo?

A.Crowdedness.B.Quiet.C.Noise.D.Confusion.

99.Whichpairofwords/phrasesindicatescontrast?

A.Giganticstructure；greatdesertexpanse

B.Acallforprayer；menandwomenwiththeshisha

C.Chaos；maddening

D.Coffeeshops；pyramids

100.Whatistheauthor'sattitudetowardsCairo?

A.Positive.B.Objective.C.Negative.D.Notclear

PARTVIWRITING[45MIN]

SECTIONACOMPOSITION[35MINI

TheDragonBoatFestival（端午节）isoneoftheimportantnationalfestivalsinChina.WriteonANSWER

SHEETTHREEacompositionofabout200wordsonthefollowingtopic：

TheDragonBoatFestival

First,youshouldtellwhatyouknowaboutthefestival.

Second,youshoulddescribehowyouorotherpeopleusuallyobservethefestival.

Markswillbeawardedforcontent,organization»languageandappropriateness.Failuretofollowthe

instructionsmayresultinalossofmarks.

SECTIONBNOTE-WRITING[10MIN]

WriteonANSWERSHEETTHREEanoteofabout50-60wordsbasedonthefollowingsituation:

Thewintervacationwasover,andyoucamebackbytrainyesterday.Yourfriend(MichaelorLucy)went

totherailwaystationtomeetyouandhelpedcleaningyourdorm.Now,writehim/heranote,expressingyour

gratitudeandofferingyourhelpinreturn.

Markswillbeawardedforcontentorganization,languageandappropriateness

英语专四真题参照答案(周玉亮版)

专四听写参照答案：

Nowadays,manyofustrytoliveinawaythatwilldamagetheenvironmentaslittleaspossible.We

recycleournewspapersandbottles,wetakepublictransporttogettowork,wetrytobuylocallyproducedfruit

andvegetables,andwewanttotaketheseattitudesonholidaywithus.Thisiswhyalternativeformsoftourism

arebecomingpopularintheworld.Therearealotofnamesforthesenewformsoftourism:responsible

tourism,naturetourism,adventuretourism,educationaltourismandmore.

Althougheveryonemayhaveadifferentdefinition,mostpeopleagreethatthesenewformsoftourism

shoulddothefollowing:first,theyshouldconservethewildlifeandcultureofthearea；second,theyshould

benefitthelocalpeople；third,theyshouldmakeaprofitwithoutdestroyingnaturalresources；andfinallythey

shouldprovideanexperiencethattouristswanttopayfor.

专四完形填空参照答案：

31.Amassive

32.Dtransformed

33.Bcontinuously

34.Dcause

35.Acollidedwith

36.Cwhen

37.Bhowever

38.Dwhich

39.Aunpredictable

40.Ccrust

41.Bburstsout

42.Band

43.Dthat

44.Bactive

45.Cstill

46.B（on和across有点纠结，也也许选其他的）

47.A（areto和might仿佛都可以，只是语气不一样）

48.Beven

49.Aaccidents

50.Bsave

专四语法与词汇参照答案：

51.B.Nooneexcepthissupportersagreewithhim

或C.NeitherJuilanorIweregoingtotheparty

考点：主谓一致问题

52.限定词可以放在可数名词单复数之前

答案：C.such

53.反身代词做同位语

答案：B.ThemanagerherselfwillinterviewMary.

54.答案：A.besent虚拟语气

55.体现willingness的句T'

答案：C.Mybrotherwillhelpyouwithyourluggage.

56.哪句语法有错？

答案：A.Howstrangefeelingstheyare!

大家应当懂得what和how用于感慨句时的区别

57.下面哪个做主语subject

答案：D.Itisclearthatthecrimewasdonedeliberately主语从句

58.下面哪个做宾语object

答案：C.Myparentsstronglyobjecttomygoingoutaloneatnight.

59.下面哪一种不包括同位语appositive

答案：A.Sheboughtherselfapairofshoes.

60.Shallwebuytheticketsfirst?

答案：C.Hesuggestedthatwebuytheticketsfirst.

61.原因状语从句anadverbialclauseofcause

答案：Astherewerenoanswer,Iwroteagain.

62.状语adverbial

答案：D.Despitetherain,everyoneenjoyedthetrip.

63.答案：A.soIdid.

64.让步状语从句anadverbialofconcession

答案：Forallthatheseemstodislikeme,Istilllikehim.

65.答案：B.Theremachinerywereintroducedinthefactory.

集体名词如police,people,cattle,militia,poultry等,一般作复数,用复数动词。foliage,machinery,

equipment,furniture,merchandise,一般作不可数名词，随即的动词用单数。例如：AUthemachineryinthe

factory