復(fù)旦大學(xué)2023年博士碩士入學(xué)考試英語試題PartⅠ

VocabularyandStructure

（15points）Directions：

Thereare30incompletesentencesinthispart.ForeachsentencetherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatbestcompletesthesentence.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletteronANSWERSHEETⅠwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.1．Althoughthefalsebanknotesfooledmanypeople,theydidnot______toacloseexamination.A．keepup

B．putup

C．

standup

D．lookup2．WhenIbentdowntotiemyshoelace,theseatofmytrousers______.A．split

B．cracked

C．broke

D．holed3．His______thighswerebarelystrongenoughtosupporttheweightofhisbody.A．

inanimate

B．rustic

C．malleable

D．shrunken4．Togetmytravellers'chequesIhadto______aspecialchequetothebankforthetotalamount.A．makefor

B．makeout

C．makeup

D．makeoff5．Shedescribedthedistributionoffoodandmedicalsuppliesasa______nightmare.A．paranoid

B．putative

C．benign

D．

logistical6．Asordid,sentimentalplotunwinds,withaninevitable______ending.A．

mawkish

B．fateful

C．beloved

D．perfunctory7．Despite______effortsbythefinanceminister,inflationroseto36points.A．a(chǎn)bsurd

B．grimy

C．valiant

D．fraudulent8．In______IwishIhadthoughtaboutalternativecoursesofaction.A．retrospect

B．disparity

C．succession

D．dissipation9．Psychoanalyststendtoregardboth______andmasochismasarisingfromchildhooddeprivation.A．a(chǎn)ttachment

B．distinction

C．ingenuity

D．sadism10．Fearshowedintheeyesoftheyoungman,whiletheoldmanlookedtiredand______.A．watery

B．wandering

C．weary

D．wearing11．TheclashbetweenRealMadridandArsenalisbeing______asthematchoftheseason.A．

harbinger

B．a(chǎn)llured

C．congested

D．lodged12．Whathetoldmewasa______ofdownrightlies.A．load

B．mob

C．pack

D．flock13．Weregrettoinformyouthatthematerialsyouorderedare______.A．outofwork

B．

outofstock

C．outofreach

D．outofpractice14．______Irealizedtheconsequences,Iwouldneverhavecontemplatedgettinginvolved.A．Evenif

B．Had

C．Aslongas

D．

If15．Theymanagedto______thesoundonTVeverytimetheallegedvictim'snamewasspoken.A．deaden

B．deprive

C．punctuate

D．rebuff16．Hehadbeen______toappearincourtonchargesofincitementoflawbreaking.A．illuminated

B．summoned

C．prevailed

D．trailed17．Thecomputerdoesn't______humanthought;itreachesthesameendsbydifferentmeans.A．flunk

B．renew

C．succumb

D．mimic18．Howaboutaglassoforangejuiceto______yourthirst？A．quench

B．quell

C．quash

D．quieten19．Therainlookedasifithad______forthenight.A．setoff

B．setup

C．setout

D．setin20．Myauntlosthercatlastsummer,butit______aweeklateratahomeinthenextvillage.A．

turnedup

B．turnedin

C．turnedon

D．turnedout21．Asisknowntoall,avaguelawisalways______todifferentinterpretations.A．invulnerable

B．immune

C．resistant

D．

susceptible22．Themanager______factsandfigurestomakeitseemthatthecompanywasprosperous.A．beguiled

B．besmirched

C．juxtaposed

D．juggled23．Toourgreatdelight,yesterdaywereceiveda（n）

______donationfromabenefactor.A．handsome

B．a(chǎn)wesome

C．miserly

D．prodigal24．Studentswhogetveryhighmarkswillbe______fromthefinalexamination.A．expelled

B．banished

C．

absolved

D．ousted25．It______methatthemanwasnottellingthetruth.A．

effects

B．pokes

C．hits

D．stirs26．JohnglancedatMarytoseewhatshethought,butsheremained______.A．manifest

B．obnoxious

C．inscrutable

D．obscene27．Myneighbortendedtoreactinaheatand______way.A．impetuous

B．impertinent

C．imperative

D．imperceptible28．Thismorningwhenshewaswalkinginthestreet,ablackcar______besideher.A．drewout

B．drewoff

C．drewdown

D．

drewup29．Shedecidedtokeepreticentabouttheunpleasantpastand______ittomemory.A．a(chǎn)ttribute

B．a(chǎn)llude

C．commit

D．credit30．Itdidnottakelongforthecentralbankto______theirfears.A．soothe

B．snub

C．smear

D．sanctifyPartⅡ

ReadingComprehension

（40points）Directions：

Thereare4readingpassagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.Foreachofthem,therearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,Cand

D．ChoosethebestanswerandmarkcorrespondingletteronANSWERSHEETⅠwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.PassageOneJeanleft

AliceSprings

onMondaymorningwithregret,andflewalldayina“Dragonfly”'aircraft;anditwasaveryinstructivedayforher.ThemachinedidnotgodirectlytoCloncurry,butflewtoandforacrossthewastesof

CentralAustralia,depositingsmallbagsofmailatcattlestationsandpickingupcattle-menandtravelerstodropthemoffafterahundredorahundredandfiftymiles.Theylandedeightortentimesinthecourseoftheday,atplaceslikeAmmarooandHatchesCreekandmanyotherstations;ateachplacetheywouldgetoutoftheplaneanddrinkacupofteaandhaveatalkwiththestationmanagerorowner,andgetbackintotheplaneandgoontheirway.BytheendofthedayJeanPagetknewexactlywhatacattlestationlookedlike,andshewasbeginningtohaveaverygoodideaofwhatwentonthere.TheygottoCloncurryintheevening,afairlyextensivetownonarailwaythatraneastwardtotheseaatTownsville．Hereshewasin

Queensland,andsheheardforthefirsttimetheslowdeliberatespeechofthe

Queensland

thatremindedheratonceofherfriendJoeHarman.ShewasdrivenintotowninaveryoldopencaranddepositedatthePostOfficeHotel;shegotabedroombutteawasover,andshehadtogodownthewide，

dustymainstreettoacaféforhereveningmeal.Cloncurry,shefound,hadnoneofthecleanattractivenessof

AliceSprings;itwasatownwhichsmeltofcattle,withwidestreetsthroughwhichtodrivethemdowntothestockyard,manyhotels,andafewshops.Allthehouseswereofwoodwithred-paintedironroofs;thehotelshadtwofloors,butveryfewoftheotherhouseshadmorethanone.Shehadtospendadayhere,becausetheairservicetoNormantonandWillstownranweeklyonaWednesday．

Shewentoutafterbreakfastwhiletheairwasstillcoolandwalkedinonedirectionupthehugemainstreetforhalfamiletillshecametotheendofthetown,thencamebackandwalkeddownitaquarterofamiletillshecametotheotherend.Thenshewentandhadalookattherailwaystation,and,havingseentheairfield,withthatshehadseenalltherewastoseeinCloncurry.Shelookedinatashopthatsoldtoysandnewspapers,buttheyweresoldoutofallreadingmatterexceptafewbooksaboutdress-making;asthedaywasstartingtowarmupshewentbacktothehotel.ShemanagedtoborrowacopyoftheAustralianWomen'sWeeklyfromthemanageressofthehotelandtookittoherroom,andtookoffmostofherclothesandlaydownonherbedtosweatitoutduringtheheatoftheday.MostoftheothercitizensofCloncurryseemedtobedoingthesamething.Shefeltlikemovingagainshortlybeforeteaandhadashower,andwentouttothecaféforanice.Weigheddownbytheheavymealofroastbeefandplum-puddingthattheQueenslanderscall“tea”shesatinafoldingchairforalittleoutsideinthecooloftheevening,andwenttobedagainatabouteighto'cock.Shewascalledbeforedaybreak,andwasoutattheairfieldwiththefirstlight.31．WhenJeanhadtoleave

AliceSprings,she______.A．wishedshecouldhavestayedlodgerB．regrettedshehaddecidedtoflyC．wasn'tlookingforwardtoflyingalldayD．wishedithadnotbeenaMondaymorning32．HowdidJeangetsomeideaofAustraliancattlestation？A．Shelearntaboutthematfirsthand.B．Shelearntaboutthemfromfriends.C．Shevisitedthemweekly.D．Shestayedononeforaweek.33．Jean'smaincomplaintaboutCloncurryincomparisonwith

AliceSprings,was______.A．thewidthofthemainstreet

B．thepoorserviceatthehotelC．thepoor-lookingbuildings

D．thesmellofcows34．ForhereveningmealontheseconddayJeanhad______.A．onlyanice-cream

B．a(chǎn)lotofcookedfoodC．somecoldbeer

D．a(chǎn)cooling,butnon-alcoholicdrink35．JeanleftCloncurry______.A．

earlyonWednesdaymorning

B．lateonTuesdayeveningC．a(chǎn)fterbreakfastonTuesday

D．beforebreakfastonTuesdayPassageTwoItwasunfortunatethat,aftersotrouble-freeanarrival,heshouldstumbleinthedarkashewasrisingandseverelytwisthisankleonapieceofrock.Afterthefirstshockthepainbecamebearable,andhegathereduphisparachutebeforelimpingintothetreestohideitasbesthecould.Thehardnessofthegroundandthedeepdarknessmadeitalmostimpossibletodothisefficiently.Thepineneedleslayseveralinchesdeepsohesimplypiledthemontopoftheparachute,cuttingtheshorttwigsthathecouldfeelaroundhislegs,andspreadingthemontopoftheneedles.Hehadgreatdoubtsaboutwhetheritwouldstayburied,buttherewasverylittleelsethathecoulddoaboutit.Afterlimpingforsomedistanceinanindirectcourseawayfromhisparachutehebegantomakehiswaydownhillthroughthetrees.Hehadtofindoutwherehewas,andthendecidewhattodonext.Butwalkingdownhillonarapidlyswellinganklesoonprovedtobealmostbeyondhispowers.Hemovedmoreandmoreslowly，

walkinginlongsidewaysmovementsacrosstheslope,whichmeanttakingmorestepsbutlesspainfulones.Bythetimeheclearedthetreesandreachedthevalley,daywasbreaking.Misthunginsoftsheetsacrossthefield.Smallcottagesandfarmbuildingsgroupedlikesleepingcattlearoundavillagechurch,whosepointedtower,pointedhighintothecoldwinterairtowelcomethemorning.“Ican'tgonofurther，”JohnHardingthought.

“Someoneisboundtofindme,butwhatcan'tIdo？

ImustgetarestbeforeIgoon.Ther'lllookformefirstupthereonthemountainwheretheplanecrashed.Ibetthey'reoutlookingforitalreadyandthey'reboundtofindtheparachuteintheend.Ican'tbelievetheywon't.Sothey'llknowI'mnotdeadandmustbesomewhere.They'llthinkI'mhidingupthereinthetreesandrockssothey'lllookforme,soI'llgodowntothevillage.Withluckbytheeveningmyfootwillbegoodenoughtogetmetotheborder.”Farabovehimonthemountainsidehecouldhearthefaintechoofvoices,startlinghimaftergreatsilence.Lookinguphesawlightslikelittlepinpointsmovingacrossthefaceofthemountaininthegreylight.Buttheroadwasdeserted,andhestruggledalong,stillalmostinvisibleinthefirstlight,easinghisachingfootwheneverhecould,avoidingstonesandroughplaces,andlimpingquietlyandpainfullytowardsthevillage.Hereachedthechurchatlast.Agreatneedforpeacealmostdrewhiminside,butheknewthatwouldnotdo.Instead,helimpedalongitswailstowardsaveryoldbuildingstandingashortdistancefromthechurchdoors.Itseemedtohavebeenthereforever,asifithadgrownoutofthehillside.Ithadthesameairoftimelessnessasthechurch.JohnHardingpushedopentheheavywoodendoorandslippedinside.36．ItisknownfromthepassagethatJohnHardingwas______.A．a(chǎn)nescapedprisonerB．a(chǎn)criminalontherunfromthepoliceC．a(chǎn)nairmanwhohadlandedinanenemycountryareaD．a(chǎn)spywhohadbeenhidingintheforest37．JohnHardingfoundithardtohidehisparachutebecause______.A．hegothisankletwistedseverelyB．thetreesdidnotgiveverygoodcoverC．theearthwasnotsoftandtherewaslittlelightD．thepineneedleslaytoothickontheground38．InspiteofhisbadankleJohnHardingwasableto______.A．carryonwalkingfairlyrapidlyB．walkinadirectionthatwaslesssteepC．

bearthepainwithoutchangingdirectionD．findoutwherehehadlanded39．WhenJohnHardinggotoutoftheforesthesawthat______.A．itwasbeginningtogetmuchlighterB．washingwashangingonthelinesinthevillageC．thefieldswerefullofsleepingcowsD．sometreeshadbeenclearednearthevillage40．JohnHardingdecidedtogodowntothevillage______.A．tofindadoctortoseetohisankle

B．

tobenearthefrontierC．toavoidthesearchparty

D．tofindshelterinabuildingPassageThreeAtradegroupforliquorretailersputoutapressreleasewithanalarmingheadline:“MillionsofKidsBuyInternetAlcohol,LandmarkSurveyReveals.”Theannouncement,fromtheWineandSpiritsWholesalersofAmericareceivedwidemediaattention.OnNBC'sTodayShow,LeaThompsonsaid,“Accordingtoanewonlinesurvey,onein10teenagershaveanunderagefriendwhohasorderedbeer,wineorliquorovertheinternet.Morethanathirdthinktheycaneasilydoitandnearlyhalfthinktheywon'tgetcaught.”Severalnewspapersmentionedthestudy,includingUSATodayandtheRecordofNewJersey.Thenewsevenmade

Australia'sGoldCoastBulletin.Aremillionsofkidsreallybuyingboozeonline？

Toarriveatthatjarringheadline,thegroupusedsomequestionablelogictopumpupresultsfromasurveythatwasalreadytiltedinfavoroffindingalargenumberofonlinebuyer.Forstarters,considerthesource.Thetradegroupthatcommissionedthesurveyhaslongfoughteffortstoexpandonlinesalesofalcohol;itsmembersarelocaldistributorswhocompetewithonlineliquorsellers.Someofthenewscoveragepointedoutthatconflictofinterest,thoughreportsdidn'tdelvemoredeeplyintohowthenumberswerecomputed.TheWineandSpiritsWholesalersofAmericahiredTeenageResearchUnlimited,aresearchcompany,todesignthestudy.TeenageResearch,inturn,hired

SanDiego

pollingfirmLuthResearchtoputthequestionsto1,001peoplebetweentheagesof14and

20in

anonlinesurvey.Luthgetspeopletoparticipateinitssurveysinpartbyadvertisingthemonlineandofferingsmallcashawards—typicallylessthan$5forshortsurveys.Peoplewhoagreetoparticipateinonlinesurveysare,bydefinition,internetusers,somethingthatnotallteensare.

（Also,peoplewhoactuallytakethetimetocompletesuchsurveysmaybemorelikelytobeactive,orheavyinternetusers.

）

It'ssafetosaythatkidswhousetheinternetregularlyaremorelikelytoshoponlinethanthosewhodon't.TeenageResearchUnlimitedtoldmeitweightedthesurveyresultstoadjustforage,sex,ethnicityandgeographyofrespondents,buthadnowaytoadjustfordegreeofinternetusage.Regardless,thesurveyfoundthat,afterweighting,just2.1pointsofthe1,001respondentsboughtalcoholonline—compared,with56pointswhohadconsumedalcohol.MakingthequestionableassumptionthattheirsamplewasrepresentativeofallAmericansaged14to20withaccesstotheinternet—andnotjustthosewiththetimeandinclinationtoparticipateinonlinesurveys—theresearchersconcludedthat551,000werebuyingalcoholonline.Butthatfallsfarshortofthereported“millionsofkids”.Tojustifythatheadline,thewholesalers'groupfocusedonanotherpartofthesurveythataskedrespondentsiftheyknewateenwhohadpurchasedalcoholonline.Some12pointssaidtheydid.Ofcourse,it'sridiculoustoextrapolatefromastatelikethat—onebuyercouldbeknownbymanypeople,andit'simpossibletomeasureoverlap.Considerahighschoolof1,000students,with20whohaveboughtboozeonlineand100whoknowaboutthepurchases.If100oftheschool'sstudentsaresurveyedatrandom,you'dexpecttofindtwowhohaveboughtand10whoknowsomeonewhohas—butthatstillrepresentsonlytwobuyers,not10．（Nottomentionthefactthatthinkingyouknowsomeonewhohasorderedbeeronlineisquitedifferentfromorderingasixpackyourself.

）KarenGravoisElliott,aspokeswomanforthewholesalers'group,toldme,“Thenumbersarereal,”butreferredquestionsaboutmethodologytoTeenageResearch.WhenIaskedheraboutthepotentialproblemsofconductingthesurveyonline,shesaidthemediumwasastrengthofthesurvey:“Wespecificallywantedtolookattheteenageonlinepopulation.”NahmeChokeir,avicepresidentofclientserviceforSanDiego-basedLuthResearchInc.,toldmethatsomeofhisonlinepanelcomesfromwordofmouth,whichwouldn'tnecessarilyskewtowardheavyinternetusers.Headdedthatsomeclientsdesignsurveystoscreenrespondentsbyonlineusage,thoughTeenageResearchdidn't.IaskedMichaelWood,avicepresidentatTeenageResearchwhoworkedonthesurvey，

whetheronecouldsay,astheliquortradegroupdid,thatmillionsofteenagershadboughtalcoholonline.“Youcan't,”hereplied,adding,“Thisistheirpressrelease.”41．Whichofthefollowingisthemessagethatthispassageistryingtoconvey？A．Theseveresocialconsequencesofkidsbuyingalcoholonline.B．ThehiddendrawbackoftheAmericaneducationalsystem.C．Theinfluenceofwidecoverageofnewsmedia.D．Theproblemsinstatisticmethodologyinsocialsurvey.42．Accordingtotheauthor,whatiswrongwiththereportaboutkidsbuyingalcohol？A．Itisunethicaltooffercashawardstosubjectsofsurvey.B．Thenumbersinthisreportwerefalsified.C．

Thesamplesandstatisticmethodswerenotusedlogically.D．Thestudydesignersandsurveyconductorswerebribed.43．Whichofthefollowingwordsisclosestinmeaningtotheword“extrapolate”inparagraph8？A．Conduct.

B．

Infer.

C．Deduct.

D．Whittle.44．Bysaying“Tojustifythatheadline,thewholesalers'groupfocusedonanotherpartofthesurveythataskedrespondentsiftheyknewateenwhohadpurchasedalcoholonline”,theauthorimpliesthat______.A．itisabsurdtoconductasurveyamongteenagersB．thewaysthewholesalers'groupconductedsurveysarestatisticallyquestionableC．thiskindsofsurveyispreliminary,thereforeundependableD．teenagersmightnotbehonestsincebuyingalcoholonlineisanindecentbehavior45．Whichofthefollowingismorelikelytobethesourceforproblemsinthissurvey？A．Thissurveyistiltedinfavoroflocalalcoholdistributors,whohaveaconflictofinterestwithonlinesellers.B．Thedatacollectionandanalysisarenotscientificandlogical.C．SubjectsarenotsampledinarightwayandcannotrepresentthewholeAmericanteenagepopulation.D．Thesurveyresultsareaffectedbygiftstosubjects,whichcanbemisleading.PassageFourIhadvisitedthecapitalbeforealthoughmyfriendArthurhadnot,IfirstvisitedLondonasastudent,reluctantlyreleasedfromthebosomofatearfulmum,withatravelingtrunkstuffedfullofhome-madefruitcakesandwoollyvests.Iwasill-preparedfortheSpartanstandardsoftheSouth.Througheventhegrimmestpost-wardays,askidswehadploughedourwaythroughcornercutsofbeefandsteamedpuddings.SoyoucanimaginemydismaywhenIarrived,thatfirstday,atmy

London

digstobefacedwithaplateoftuna-pastesandwichesandathinsliceofcakeleftcurlingunderatea-towel.AndthatwassupposedtobeSundaylunch!WhenIeventuallycaughtupwithmyextremelyirritatinglandlady,ImetwithavisionofsplendormoreinkeepingwiththeRoyalEnclosureattheracesthantheareainwhichshelived.Festoonedwithjewelsandfursandplasteredwithexclusivecosmetics,shewasawalkingadvertfor

BondStreet.Now,wehaveanonetooelegantbutveryaptphraseforthisintheNorthofEngland,anditwastheonemyfriendArthurtodescribe

London

afterthreedaysthere:“Allfurcoatandnothingunderneath.”Takeourhotel.Thereceptionareawasplushandinviting,theloungeanddiningroompoorenoughtostartArthurspeaking“properly”.Butjourneyupstairsfromonelandingtothenext,attheveneersofcivilizationfellawaybeforeyoureyes.Bythetimewereachedourroom,allpretensiontorefinementandcomforthaddisappeared.Thefurcoatwasoff

（backinthebandsofthehirepurchasecompany）,andwhatwewerereallyexpectedtoputupwithforasmallfortuneanightwasexposedinallitsshamefulnakedness.Itwaslittlemorethanagarret,ashabbyaffairwithpatchedandpeelingwalls.TherewasastainedsinkwithpipesthatgrumbledandmutteredallnightlongandanassortmentoffurnishingsthatwouldhavedisgracedHerMajesty'sPrisonService.Butthecrowningglorywastheviewfromthewindow.Apeekbehindthehandsomefacadeofourfabledcity,rankgardenschokedwithrubbish,allthedebrisoflifepiledagainstthebackdoor.Itwasagoodjobthewindowdidn'topen,becausefromitallarosetheunmistakableodoroftheabyss.Arthur,whosemumstillpolishesherbackstepanddisinfectsherdustbinonceaweek,slumpedontothebedinasuddenfitofdepression.“Nevermind，”Isaid,drawingthecurtains.“Youcanwatchtelly.”Thiswasoneofthehotel'sluxuries,whichinthenewspaperadhadpersuadedusweweregoingtospendtheweekinstyle.Itturnedouttobeayellowingplasticthingwithapicturewhichrolledoverandoverlikeaflounderingfishuntilyoutookyourfisttoit.ButArthurwasn'tgoingtobeconsoledbyanycheaptechnologicalgimmicks.Hewassurehisdadhadforgottentofeedhispigeonsandthathisdogswerepiningawayforhim.Hegrewhorriblyhomesick.Afteraterriblenightspenttossingandturningtoaceaselesscacophonyofpipesandfiredoors,traffic,drunksandlow-flyingaircraft,Arthursurfacednextdaylikeaclaustrophobicmole.

London

hadgotsquarelyontopofhim.Sevenmillionpeoplehadsatonhimallnight,breathedhisair,generallyfouledhislivingspace,andcomebetweenhimandthatdailyquotaofprivacyandpeacewhichpreventsusallfromdegeneratingintomadaxemenorreservoirpoisoners.Arthurhadtobegotoutof

London

forawhile.46．Whenthewriterfirstcametothecapital______.A．hehadbeenveryreluctanttoleavehismotherB．

hismotherhadnotwantedhimtoleavehomeC．hehadmadenopreparationsforhisjourneysouthD．hehadsenthispossessionsonaheadinatrunk47．ThewriterwassurprisedatwhathereceivedforSundaylunchbecause______.A．

foodhadalwaysbeenplentifulathomeB．hehadbeenusedtogrimmertimesathomeC．thingshadbeendifficultafterthewarupNorthD．beefhadalwaysbeenavailablefromthebutcheronthecornerathome48．ThelandladyseemedtoepitomizeaphraseusedintheNorthofEnglandtoindicatethatthingswere______.A．tenderunderneaththesurface

B．

vulnerabletotheoutsideworldC．

moreprofoundthantheyseemed

D．beautifulbutonlysuperficially49．Theroomwhichthewriterandhisfriendweretoshare______.A．

wasmoresuitedtohousingprisonersthanhotelguestsB．hadamagnificentviewfromoneofitswindowsC．hadadoorwhichprovidedaccesstoarubbishtipD．wassituatedabovesomefoul-smellinggardens50．Thewriterfeelsthatinordertoremainsane,oneneedsacertainamountof______.A．physicalexercise

B．freshairC．dailynourishment

D．

breathingspace注意：如下各題旳答案必須寫在ANSWERSHEETⅡ上。PartⅢ

Cloze

（10points）Directions：

FillineachofthefollowingblankswithONEwordtocompletethemeaningofthepassage.WriteyouransweronANSWERSHEETⅡ.NowwhenIhadmasteredthelanguageofthiswater,andhadcometoknoweverytriflingfeaturesthatborderedthegreatriverasfamiliarlyasIknewthelettersofthealphabet,Ihadmadeavaluableacquisition.ButIhadlostsomethingtoo.Ihadlostsomethingwhichcouldneverbe

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tomewhileIlived.Allthegrace,thebeauty,thepoetryhadgoneoutofthemajesticriver!Istillkeepin

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a

certainwonderfulsunsetwhichIwitnessedwhensteam-boatingwasnewtome.Abroadexpanseoftheriverwasturnedtoblood;inthemiddledistancetheredhuebrightenedintogold,

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whichasolitarylogcamefloatingblackandconspicuous,inoneplacealong,slantingmarklaysparkinguponthewater；

in

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thesurfacewasbrokenbyboiling,tumblingrings,thatwereasmany-tintedasanopal;

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theruddyflushwasfaintest,wasasmoothspotthatwascoveredwithgracefulcirclesandradiatinglines,eversodelicatelytraced;theshore

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ourleftwasdenselywoodedandthesombershadowthat

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fromthisforestwasbrokeninoneplacebyalong,ruffledtrailthatshonelikesilver;andhigh

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theforestwallaclean-stemmeddeadtreewavedasingleleafyboughthatglowedlikeaflameintheunobstructedsplendorthatwasflowingfromthesun.Thereweregracefulcurves,reflectedimages,softdistances;andoverthewholescene,

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andnear,thedissolvinglightsdriftedsteadilyenriching

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everypassingmomentwithnewmarvelsofcoloring.PartⅣ

Translation

（20points）Directions:

PutthefollowingpassageintoEnglish.假如你是那種看著他人旳生活就羨慕，對(duì)自己旳生活提不起精神旳人，也許你需要把握生活，做些變化。諸多人每天從早到晚做同樣旳事情，對(duì)現(xiàn)實(shí)狀況感到非常滿足并很快樂。不過，假如你覺得自己旳潛能被揮霍，內(nèi)心深處渴望更活躍刺激旳生活，你就需要采用某些積極旳行動(dòng)。你會(huì)覺得假如你處在另一種環(huán)境，你肯定會(huì)掌握好局面，為更宏大目旳而努力。假如你真這樣想過，那就不應(yīng)當(dāng)被無法變化旳現(xiàn)實(shí)狀況所難倒，不要為自己為何不開始行動(dòng)找借口，也不要為自己找為何不去充足發(fā)揮潛能旳理由了。假如人滿腹激情，也有能力干一番事業(yè)，就不要揮霍自己旳才能。停止埋怨，命運(yùn)掌握在自己手里！目前該是人停止自欺欺人、認(rèn)識(shí)到岸上旳安全也許要比你所想旳更具有破壞性旳時(shí)候了。PartⅤ

Writing

（15points）Directions：

Writeacompositionofabout200wordsonthefollowingtopic.RemembertowriteyourcompositiononANSWERSHEETⅡ.“MyViewsaboutAmbitionMakesaMan”

復(fù)旦大學(xué)2023年博士碩士入學(xué)考試英語試題參照答案與解析PartⅠ

VocabularyandStructure1．C【解析】本題旳回個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，keepup意為“維持，繼續(xù)”；putup意為“舉起，抬起，提供，建造”；standup意為“堅(jiān)持，經(jīng)得起”；lookup意為“仰望，查尋，拜訪”。句意是，盡管假現(xiàn)金欺騙了諸多人，不過它們經(jīng)不住仔細(xì)檢查。因此對(duì)旳旳答案是C項(xiàng)，如Thebusinessmenmuststanduptothegangextortionists（商人必須勇敢面對(duì)幫派旳訛詐）。2．A【解析】本題旳四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，split意為“扯破，使破裂”；cracked意為“使爆裂，使破裂”；broke意為“打破，違犯，折斷”；holed意為“鑿洞”。句意是，當(dāng)我彎腰去系鞋帶時(shí)繃裂了褲子。因此對(duì)旳旳答案是A項(xiàng)，如MytrouserssplitwhenIsatdown（當(dāng)我坐下時(shí)，褲子被撕開了）。3．A【解析】本題旳四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，inanimate意為“死氣沉沉?xí)A，沒生命旳，單調(diào)旳”；rustic意為“鄉(xiāng)村旳”；malleable意為“有延展性旳，可鍛旳，可塑旳”；shrunken意為“縮小旳”。句意是，他那毫無生氣旳大腿不夠強(qiáng)健，難以支撐身體旳重量。因此對(duì)旳答案是A項(xiàng)，如Astoneisaninanimateobject（石頭是無生命物體）。4．B【解析】本題旳四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，makefor意為“走向，襲擊，導(dǎo)致”；makeout意為“書寫，填寫，理解”；makeup意為“彌補(bǔ)，虛構(gòu)，縫制”；makeoff意為“（尤指做了錯(cuò)事后）匆忙離開，逃走”。句意是，為了拿到游客們旳支票，我必須給銀行填寫一種包括所有數(shù)目旳特殊支票。因此對(duì)旳答案是B項(xiàng)，如Theteacherhasmadeoutalistofreferencebooks（教師已開出了一份參照書單）。5．D【解析】本題旳四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，paranoid意為“像偏執(zhí)狂旳；患偏執(zhí)狂旳”；putative意為“推定旳，假定旳，被公認(rèn)旳”；benign意為“（氣候）良好旳，仁慈旳，和藹旳”；logistical意為“邏輯旳，運(yùn)籌旳；后勤方面旳”。句意是，她把食品分派和醫(yī)藥供應(yīng)說成是一場后勤旳惡夢。因此對(duì)旳答案是D項(xiàng)。6．A【解析】本題旳四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，mawkish意為“易流淚旳，易傷感旳”；fateful意為“重大旳，決定命運(yùn)旳，致命旳”；beloved意為“深愛旳（