2023年考研英语真题及答案

考研英语真题和答案

SectionIUseofEnglish

Directions:

Rea.th.fbllowin.text.Choos.th.bes.word(s.fo.eac.numbere.bkui.an.mar.A.B..o..o.ANSWE.SHEE.l.(

1.points.

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fl.experiinent.describe.i.Car.Zinimer，.piec.i.th.Scienc.Time.o.Tuesday.Frui.flie.wh.wer.taugh.t.b.

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to.terrificall.bright.

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v.eve.met.

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nce.ou.faithfulness.ou.memor.fb.terrain.Telligenc.i.human.i.reall.l..no.m

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SectionIIReadingComprehension

PartA

Directions:

Rea.th.followin.fou.tcxts.Answc.th.question.bclo.cac.tcx.b.choosin.A.B..o.D.Mar.you.ans\vcr.o.A

NSWE.SHEE.l.(4.points)

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cedurally.relalionall.(o.collaboratively.an.innovatively.A.puber

ty.however.th.brai.shut.dow.hal.o.tha.capacity.preservin.onl.ihos.mode.o.though.cha.hav.seeme.mo

s.valuabl.durin.th.firs.decado.s.o.life.

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us.ou.innovativ.an.collaborativ.mode.o.thoughl.

<4Thi.break.th.majo.rul.i.th.America.belie.syste..tha.anyon.ca.d.anything,.explain.M.J.Ryan.autho.

o.th..boo.uThi.Yea..Will...an.Ms.Markova，.busines.partner.

“That'..monness.Knowin.wha.you'

r.goo.a.an.doin.cve.mor.o.i.crcate.cxccllcncc..Tc.in.

2l.Th.vie.o.Wordswort.habi.i.claime.b.bein.

A.casua.B.familia.C.mechanica.D.changeable.

22.Th.researcher.hav.discovere.tha.th.formatio.o.habi.ca.b.

A.predicte.B.regulate.C.trace.D.guide.

23.“ruts'Xinlineone,paragraph3)hasclosestmeaningto

A.Irack.B.serie.C.characteristic.D.connections

24.Ms.Markova'.comment.sugges.tha.th.practic.o.standar.testin.?

A,preventsnewhabitsformbeingformed

B,nolongeremphasizescommonness

C,maintainstheinherentAmericanthinkingmodel

D,complieswiththeAmericanbeliefsystem

25.Rbabl.agre.tha.

A.idea.ar.bor.o..relaxin.mind

B.innovativenes.coul.b.taugh.

C.decisivenes.derive.fro.fantasti.ideas

D.curiosit.activate.creativ.mind.

Tex.2

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ha.he'.th.kid'.dad.Al.h.need.t.d.i.shel.ou.$3.fo.patemi(.testin.ki.(PTK.a.hi.loca.drugstor..an.ano

the.S12.t.ge.th.results.

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s.accordin.t.Dou.Fog.chie.operatin.office.o.Identigene.whic.niake.th.over-the-

counte.kits.Mor.tha.tw.doze.coinpanie.se!.DN.test.Directl.t.th.publi..rangin.i.pric.fro..fe.hundre.dol

lar.t.mor.tha.$25()0.

Amongthemostpopular:paternityandkinshiptesting,whichadoptedchildrencanusetofind

theirbiologicalrelativesandlatestrageamanypassionategenealogists-andsupportsbusinesses

thatoffertosearchfbrafamily'sgeographicroots.

Mos.tcst.rcquir.collcctin.ccll.b.pan.fo.testing.Al.test.req

par.DNA.

Bu.som.obsen,er.ar.skeptical.

<<Ther.i..kin.o.fals.precisio.bein.hawke.b.peopl.claimin.the.ar.doin.ances(r.testing,.say.Tre.Djster.

.Ne.Yor.Universit.sociologisl.H.nole.tha.eac.individua.ha.man.ancestors-

nuniberin.i.lh.hundred.jus..fe.cenlurie.back.Ye.mos.ancestr.leslin.onl.consider..singl.lineage.eilhe.(

h..chromosom.inherite.throug.me.i..father?.lin.o.mitochondria.DNA.whic..passe.dow.onl.frc.mot

hers.Thi.DN.rmatio.abou.onl.on.o.tw.ancestors.eve.though.fo.example.jus.thre.

generation.bac.peopl.als.hav.si.othe.great-grandparent.or.fou.generation.back,l.othe.great-great-

grandparents.

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jccts.Thi.mcan.tha..DN.pan.tha.

processe.th.results.Lpan.use.t.estimat.relationship.rna.b.patente.

an.no.subjec.t.pee.revie.o.outsid.evaluation.

26.Inparagraphs1and2,thetextshowsPTK's

[AJcasyavailability

[B]flexibilityinpricing

[C]successfulpromotion

[D]popularitywithhouseholds

27.PT.i.use.t..

[Allocateone'sbirthplace

[Bipromotegeneticresearch

[C]identifyparent-childkinship

[D]choosechildrenforadoption

28.Skeplica.observer.believ.tha.ancestr.testin.fail.to.

[AJtracedistantancestors

[B]rebuildreliablebloodlines

[C]fullyusegeneticinformation

[D]achievetheclaimedaccuracy

29.1.th.las.paragrap.,.proble.commercia.geneti.testin.face.i..

[AJdisorganizeddatacollec:ion

[B]overlappingdatabasebuilding

30.A.appropriat.titI.fo.th.tex.i.nios.likel.t.be.

[A]ForsandAgainstsofDNAtesting

[B]DNAtestingandIt'sproblems

[C1DNAtestingoutsidethelab

[D]liesbehindDNAtesting

Tex.3

Tcalio.an.economi.growl.i.poo.countrie.i.widel.misunderstoo.b.eco

ellectua.

catio.shoul.b.on.o.th.ver

.highes.pnontie.fb.piomotin.rapi.econonii.developmen.i.poo.countrie.i.wiong.W.ar.fortunat.tha.i.it

.cationa.system.ther.an.puttin.enoug.peopl.thrcug.the.t.improv.economi.perfbinianc.

wouLrequir.tw.o.thre.generations.Th.finding.o..researc.institutio.hav.consisten(Lshow.tha.worker,i

.ductivit.and.a..result.radicall.highe.standard

.o.living.

Ironically.th.firs.evidenc.fo.thi.ide.appeare.i.th.Unite.States.No.lon.ago.terin..reces

sin.an.Japa.a.it.pre-

bubbl.peak.Th.U.S.cate.an.or..o.primar.caus.o.th.poo.U.S.economi.

performance.Japa.was.an.remains.th.globa.Ieade.i.aulomolive-

ductivity.Ye.th.researc.reveale.tha.th.U.S.factorie.o.Hond.Nissan.an.Toyot.achieve.ab

ductivit.o.thei.Japanes.counter.pant..resul.o.th.trainin.tha.U.S.worker.receive.o

.th.job.

Morerecently,whileexaminghousingconstruction,theresearchersdiscoveredthatilliterate,non-

English-speakingMexicanworkersinHouston.Texas,consistentlymetbest-practicelabor

productivitystandardsdespitethecomplexityofthebuildingindustry'swork.

Wcatio.an.economi.development.W.hav.t.suspec.tha.continuin.ee

ernment.don'.fore.it.Afte.all.that’.

ho.cducatio.go.startcd.Whc.ou.anccstor.wcr.huntcr.an.gathcrcr.lO.OO.ycar.ago.thc.didn'.hav.tim.t

.wondc.muc.abou.anythin.b2sidc.findin.food.OdiictivAva

.wa.ther.tim.fb.othe.things.

A.educatio.irnproved.humanity1.cation.Thi.incre

ple.politica.syste

m.require.b.advance.economi.pertbnnance.Thu.poo.countrie.migh.no.b.abl.t.escap.lhei.poven.trap

.wi(hou.politica.change.tha.ma.b.possibl.onLcation.ho

wever.doesn'.constrai.th.abilil.o.th.developin.world’.duct!vit

.fo.th.fbreste.future.O.catio.isn'.devel

opin.mor.quickl.ther.tha.i.is.

31.Th.autho.hold.i.paragrap..tha.th.importan.o.educatio.i.poo.countrie..

[A]issubjectgroundlessdoubts

[B]hasfallenvictimofbias

[C]isconventionaldowngraded

[D]hasbeenoverestimated

32.1.i.state.i.paragrap..tha.constructio.o..ne.educatio.syste..

[A]challcngcseconomistsandpoliticians

(BJtakcseffortsofgenerations

[C]demandspriorityfromthegovernment

[D]requiressufficientlaborforce

33.AmajordifferencebetweentheJapaneseandU.Sworkforcesisthat

[A]theJapaneseworkforceisbetterdisciplined

[B]theJapaneseworkforceismoreproductive

[CJtheU.Sworkforcehasabettereducation

[D]llheU.Sworkforceismoreorganize

34.Tcatic.emerge.

[A]whenpeoplehadenoughtime

[B]priortobetterwaysoffindingfood

[C]whenpeopleonlongerwenthung

[D]asaresultofpressureongovernment

35.Accordin.t.th.las.paragrap..developrnen.o.cducatio..

[A]resultsdirectlyfromcompetitiveenvironments

[B]docsnotdependoneconomicperformance

[C]followsimprovedproductivity

[D]cannotaffordpoliticalchanges

Tcx.4

Th.mos.thoroughl.studic.i.th.histor.o.th.nc.worl.ar.th.ministcr.an.politica.lcadcr.o.scvcntccnth-

centur.Ne.England.Accordin.t.th.standar.histor.o.Ainerica.philosophy.nowher.els.i.colonia.Atneric

.wa.

<4S.elleclua.pursuit..Accordin.t.man.book.an.ariicles.Ne.England，.lea

der.establishe.th.basi.theme.an.preoccupation.o.a.unfolding.dominan.Purita.lraditio.i.Ael

lectua.life.

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i.distinctiv.idea.abou.th.church-

importan.subject.tha.w.ma.no.neglect.Bellectua.life.w.m

a.conside.th.ongina.Puritan.a.carrier.o.Europea.cultur.adjustin.t.Ne.worl.circunistances.Tli.Ne.Eng

lan.colonie.wcr.th.scene.o.impoilan.episode.i.th.pursui.o.widcl.undcrstoo.ideal.o.civilit.an.virtuosi

ty-

Th.carl.settler.o.Massachusctt.Ba.includc.me.o.inipressiv.cducatio.an.influcnc.i.England.'Beside.t

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cr.lik.Joh.Winthrop.a.cducatc.gcntlcman.lawycr.an.officia.o.th.Crow.bcfor.h.journcyc.t.Boston.Th

er.ine.wrot.an.publishe.extensively.reachin.bot.Ne.Worl.an.Ol.Worl.audiences.an.givin.Ne.Englan

.a.almospher.o.inlelleclua.eameslness.

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al.nam.togethe.i..decisiv.momen.whe.h.opene.(h.Bible.(ol.hi.fathe.thJlrs.lin.h.sa.woul.setll.hi.fale.

an.rea.th.magica.words.

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wha.Dan.though.o.th.carefu.sermon.explainin.th.Bibl.tha.h.hear.i.purita.churched.

Mmitment.tha.Dane,

.t.th.Ne.worl.fo.rel

igio..uO.wa.t.catc.fish."

36.Th.autho.note.tha.i.th.seventeenth-centur.Ne.England

[A]Puritantraditiondominatedpoliticallife.

[B]intellectualinterestswereencouraged.

[C.Pellectua.endeavors.

[D]intellectualpursuitsenjoyedaliberalenvironment.

37.Li.suggeste.i.paragrap..tha.Ne.Englanders,

[A]experiencedacomparativelypeacefulearlyhistory.

[B|broughtwiththemthecultureoftheOldWorld

[C]paidlittleattentiontosouthernintellectuallife

[D]wereobsessedwithreligiousinnovations

38.Th.earLminister.an.politica.leader.i.Massachusett.Bay

[A]werefamousintheNewWorldfortheirwritings

[B]gainedincreasingimportanceinreligiousaffairs

[ClabandonedhighpositionsbeforecomingtotheNewWorld

[D]createdanewintellectualatmosphereinNewEngland

39.Th.stor.o.Joh.Dan.show.iha.les.well-educa(e.Ne.Englander.wer.ofce.

[A]influencedbysuperstitions

[B]troubledwithreligiousbeliefs

[C]puzzledbychurchsennons

[D]frustratedwithfamilyearnings

40.Th.tcx.suggest.tha.carl.scttlcr.i.Nc.England

[A]weremostlyengagedinpoliticalactivities

[B]weremotivatedbyanillusoryprospect

[C]camefromdifferentbackgrounds.

[D]leftfewformalrecordsforlaterreference

PartB

Directions:

Directions.I.th.followin.text.soin.sentence.hav.bee.removed.Fo.Question.(41-

45).choos.th.mos.suitabl.onfro.th.lis.A-

..eac.o.th.numbere.blank.Ther.ar.tw.extr.choices.whic.d.no.fi.i.an.o.th.gaps.Mar.you.answer.

o.ANSWE.SHEE.1.(1.points)

Cpose.b.Britis.naturalis.Charle.Darwi.

i.th.l860s.Britis.socia.philosophe.Hcrbcr.Spcnce.pu.forwar.hi.o\v.theor.o.biologica.an.cultura.evol

ution.Spcncc.argue.tha.al.wDrldl.phcnomcna.includin.huma.societies.change.ove.tiinc.advancin.to

war.pcrfcction.41..

Amcrica.socia.scicntis.Lcwi.Hcnr.Mroducc.anothc.thcor.o.cultura.cvolutio.i.th.lat.1800s.

Morgan.alon.wit.Tylor.wa.on.o.th.founder.o.moder.anthropology.Lhi.work.h.attempte.t.sho.ho.al.a

spect.o.cultur.change.togethe.i.th.evolutio.o.societies.42..

I.th.earl.19()0.i.Nort.America.German-

bor.America.anthropologis.Fran.Boa.develope..ne.theor.o.cultur.know.a.historica.particularism.Hi

storica.particularism.whic.emphasize.th.uniquenes.o.al.cultures.gav.ne.directio.t.anthropology.43.

Boa.fel.(ha.(h.cultur.o.an.so2iet.mus.b.understoo.a.th.resul.o..uniqu.histor.an.no.a.on.o.man.culture

.belongin.t..broade.evolutionar.slag.o.lyp.o.cullure.44..

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oug.th.influenc.o.man.student.o.Boas.Bu..numbe.o.anthropologist.i.lh.earl.l900.als.rejecte.th.pard

cularis.theor.o.cultur.i.favo.o.diffusionism.Som.altribute.virtual!.ever.importan.cultura.achievenie

n.t.th.invention.o..few.especiall.gifte.people.that.accordin.(.diffusionists.the.sprea.t.othe.cultures.4

5..

Als.i.th.earl.1900s.Frenc.sociologis.?mil.Durkhei.develope..tlieor.o.cultur.tha.woul.greatl.influenc.

anthropology.Dpose.tha.religiou.belief.functione.treinforc.socia.solidarity.A.interes.i.th

.relationshi.betwee.th.functio.o.societ.an.culture—know.a.functionalism一

bccam..niajo.thcm.i.European.an.espcciall.British.anthropology.

[A.Othe.anthropologist.believe.tha.cultura.innovations.suc.a.inventions.ha..singl.origi.an.passe.fro.

socict.t.society.Thi.thcor.wa.know.a.diffusionism.

[B]Inordertostudyparticularculturesascompletelyaspossible,Boasbecameskilledin

linguistics,thestudyoflanguages,andinphysicalanthropology,thestudyofhumanbiologyand

anatomy.

[CJHearguedthathumanevolutionwascharacterizedbyastrugglehecalledthe“survivalofthe

fittest,inwhichweakerracesandsocietiesmusteventuallybereplacedbystronger,more

advancedracesandsocieties.

[D]Theyalsofocusedonimportantritualsthatappearedtopreserveapeople'ssocialstructure,

suchasinitiationceremoniesthatformallysignifychildren'sentranceintoadulthood.

[E]Thus,inhisview,diverseaspectsofculture,suchasthestructureoffamilies,formsof

marriage,categoriesofkinship,ownershipofproperty,formsofgovernment,technology,and

systemsoffoodproduction,allchangedassocietiesevolved

[F]Supportersofthetheoryviewedasacollectionofintegratedpartsthatworktogethertokeepa

societyfunctioning.

[G.Fo.example.Britis.anthropologist.Grafto.Ellio.Smit.an.WJ.Perr.incorrectl.suggested.o.th.basi.o.

rmation.tha.farming.potter.making.an.metallurg.al.originate.i.ancien.Egyp.an.d:ffus

e.throughou.th.world.I.fact.al.o.thes.cultura.development.occurre.separatel.a.differen.time.i.man.p

art.o.th.world.

PartC

Directions:

R.Chincsc.You.transiatio.shoul.b

.writtc.carcfull.o.ANSWE.SHEE.2.(1.points)

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catin.o.th.young.I.th.fonnc.cas.th.cducatio.i.incidental.i.i.natura.an.important.bu.i.i.no.th.expres.rc

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le.i.th.desir.t.secur.th.favo.o.overrulin.power.an.t.war.of.evi.influences.famil.lif.i.th.desir.t.gratif.a

ppetite.an.secur.famil.perpetuity.systemati.labor.fo.th.mos.part.becaus.o.enslavemen.t.others.etc.4

70nl.graduall.wa.th.by-

produc.o.th.institutio.noted.an.onl.nior.graduall.stil.wa.thi.ef?ec.considere.a..directiv.facto.i.th.con

duc.o.th.institution.Eve.today.i.ou.industria.life.apar.fro.certai.value.o.industriousnes.an.thrift.th.in

tellectua.an.emotiona.rcactio.o.th.form.o.huma.associatio.unde.whic.th.world'.wor.i.carrie.o.receiv

parc.wit.physica.output.

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hes.consequence.wholl.ou.o.accounl.49Sinc.ou.chie.busines.wit.the.i.l.enabLthe.t.shar.i..coinino.lif

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ad.som.headwa.i.realizin.tha.th.ultimat.valu.o.ever.institutio.i.it.distinctivel.hurna.effec.w.maweL

believ.tha.thi.lesso.ha.bee.learne.largel.throug.dealing.wit.th.young.

5.W.ccs.whic.w.hav.bcc.s.fa.considcring..mor.fo

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Section1HWriting

PartA

51.Directions:

Writ.a.essa.o.l60-20.word.base.o.th.followin.drawing.I.you.essay.yo.should

l.describ.th.drawin.brietty,

2.ende.meaning.an.then

3.ments.

Yo.shoul.writ.neatl.o.ANSHVVE.SHEE.2.(2.points)

PartB

52.Directions:

Inyouressay,youshould

1)describethedrawingbriefly,

2)explainitsintendedmeaning,andthen

3)giveyourcomments.

Yo.shoul.writ.neatl.o.ANSHWE.SHEE.2.(2.points)

答案

SectionIUseofEnglish

1—5BADBC6—10ADCBD

11—15DBCDA16—20CBAAC

SectionIIReadingComprehension

PartA

21—25ABCAA26—30ACDAB

31—35DBBAC36—40BBDAC

PartB

4145CEABG

PartC

46.可以说,任何社会制度价值在于它对扩大和改善经验方面影响，不过这种影响并不是

它本来动机一部分。

47.一种制度副产品，只是逐渐被注意到,而这种效果被视为实行这种制度一种指导性原

因愈加缓慢得多。

48.在和她们接触时候,虽然轻易忽视我们行动对她们倾向影响,不过也不像和成年人打

交道那么简朴。

49.既然我们关键任务在于使年轻人参与共同生活，我们禁不住考虑我们与否在形成获

得这种能力力量。

5().因此，我们可以在上面所考虑广阔教育过程之内辨别出一种比较正规教育，即直接

教导或学校教育。

SectionHlWriting

PartA

51