20２3年全國(guó)專業(yè)技術(shù)人員職稱英語(yǔ)等級(jí)考試模擬試題(衛(wèi)生類)?考試時(shí)間:120分鐘考試總分：100分第1部分:詞匯選項(xiàng)（第１~1５題,每題ｌ分，共15分)?下面共有1５個(gè)句子，每個(gè)句子中均有1個(gè)詞或短語(yǔ)劃有底橫線,請(qǐng)從每個(gè)句子后面所給的4個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選擇１個(gè)與劃線部分意義最相近的詞或短語(yǔ)。答案一律涂在答題卡相應(yīng)的位置上。

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第一篇AＮeｗFindｉnｇ?Brｉtishcancerreｓｅarchersｈavｅfounｄthatchilｄhoodleｕｋaeｍiaiscausedbyaｎinfeｃtioｎanｄclｕsｔeｒsｏfcaｓesarｏundindustriaｌsitesarｅthereｓultofpopuｌationmixingｔｈatiｎｃreasesexposure.ＴhereｓearchpublishｅｄiｎthｅＢritishJournａlofCanｃerbａcｋｓuｐa198８ｔheｏｒythａt(yī)someasyetuｎidｅｎtｉfiｅdinfectｉｏncａｕsｅdleukａemiａ－nｏtｔheｅnviroｎmｅnｔalfａcｔoｒｓwideｌyblamedｆorthediseａse.?"Ｃｈiｌdhoodｌeｕkａemiａappeaｒstobeanｕnｕｓｕaｌｒｅsuｌtｏfacｏmmonｉnfｅctｉon,"saidSirRicharｄDoll,ａninternationally-knowncanｃerexperｔwhofirstlｉnｋedtobacｃowiｔhluｎgcaｎcｅrｉn１950．"Ａvｉｒuｓｉsthemｏstlikeｌyexplanatiｏn．Ｙouwoｕlｄgeｔａnincreasedｒiskｏfitifｙousｕｄdenlyputalotoｆｐeoｐleｆrｏｍｌargｅｔoｗnｓiｎarｕraｌarea,ｗｈereyoumｉｇhthavepeoｐieｗｈｏｈａｄｎotbeｅnexpｏseｄtｏtheｉnｆection."DollwａsｃommentingｏｎtheneｗfiｎdiｎgsbyreseａrcherｓatＮｅwcaｓtｌｅUniｖｅrsiｔｙ,ｗhichｆocｕｓｅdonaclｕsteｒofｌeｕｋaeｍiacasｅsaｒｏundtheＳｅlｌafieｌdｎuｃleａrrｅｐｒocesｓｉngplantiｎCumｂｒiａinnorｔhernEnglaｎd.ScieｎtiｓtshavebeｅntryingｔoｅsｔaｂlishwhythereｗasmoｒeleuｋaｅmiａinｃhildｒenaｒoｕnｄｔheSeｌlafｉeｌdaｒea，buｔhavefaileｄtｏｅstablishａlinkwｉtｈraｄiatiｏｎｏｒpollｕtioｎ.TｈｅNewcａsｔlｅ第二篇ＭobilePhoｎeａndDｉseaｓeｓ

AstｕｄｙbyscientistｓｉnＦinlanｄｈasｆｏuｎdtｈatmobｉleｐhoｎeｒadｉatｉｏncａncausecｈangesinｈumancellｓthatmiｇhtａffeｃttheｂraｉn,thelｅadeｒｏftｈereｓｅａrchteamsａid.

BuｔDaｒiusLeｓzczyｎsｋｉ，wｈｏheadｅdthｅ2-yeａrstｕdyａndwｉllprｅsｅｎｔfiｎdiｎgsneｘtweeｋａt(yī)ａconferｅncｅinQuｅｂec(魁北克）,saiｄmｏreresearchｗasneededtoｄｅｔｅｒmiｎｅthｅserious－nessofｔheｃhanｇｅsaｎdthｅiriｍpaｃtonthｅbrainorthebody．?ThｅstudyatＦinｌａnd＇sRａdｉａt(yī)ｉonaｎｄＮucｌeaｒSafetｙAuｔhorityfｏunｄthａｔeｘｐosuｒetorａｄiaｔioｎｆroｍmｏbiｌｅphonｅscａncauseinｃreasedactiviｔyｉnhｕndreｄｓofｐroteｉnｓｉnhｕmaｎcellsgrowninaｌaboratｏｒy,heｓaid.

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Nonetｈｅlessthestｕｄｙ，theiniｔiａlfiｎdinｇsofwhichwｅｒepubｌｉshedlasｔmonthintｈeｓｃientiｆicｊoｕrnａlDiｆferentiaｔioｎ,ｒaｉseｓnewquｅstｉonsaboｕtｗheｔhermｏbilｅphoneraｄiａt(yī)iｏnｃａnｗeaｋeｎtｈebｒain'ｓproteｃtiveｓhieｌｄａｇaiｎstharmｆulsuｂｓtanｃes．

Ｔhesｔｕｄyfocusｅｄｏnｃhangesincellsthatlineｂlooｄvesｓｅlsandｏｎｗhethｅrｓuｃhｃhａｎgescｏuｌdweakenｔｈeｆunｃｔionｉngofｔheｂlｏoｄ-ｂrainｂａｒrier,whichpreventspoｔeｎtｉａlｌyharmｆulsuｂstancesfrｏmｅｎteringthebrａｉnｆｒomthebloｏｄsｔreaｍ.Leszczynskisaid.?Theｓｔudｙfｏundtｈataproｔeincalledhsp27liｎkedtｏthefｕnｃｔioningｏｆtheblｏod-braｉnbarｒｉerｓhowedincrｅasedａctivityｄuｅtoｉrrａdiatｉｏnandｐointedtｏapoｓsibiｌｉtｙｔhatｓucｈａcｔivｉｔycｏuldmakeｔheshieldｍorepeｒmeable(能透過(guò)的),ｈｅsaid.?"Incrｅasｅdｐrotｅinacｔiｖityｍiｇhｔｃauseceiｌstoshrink-nottｈebｌood|vesｓｅlshｕtthｅcellsthｅmsｅlvｅs-ａｎdtｈenｔinygaｐsｃouldappeａrｂｅtweentｈosecｅllsthrｏughwhichsomｅmｏleculｅscoｕldpass."hｅｓａid．?Ｌesｚezyｎｓkiｄeclinedtoｓpｅculateoｎｗｈａt(yī)kindoｆhealthｒiｓｋｓｔhatｃｏuldｐｏｓe,butｓａiｄaFｒenｃhstudyindｉcatedｔhaｔheadache,fatigｕeａｎdsleeｐｄisorｄersｃouldrｅsulｔ.?"Thｅseaｒenotliｆe－threatｅningpｒoblemsbuｔｃａncauseａlｏtｏｆdiscomfort,＂hesaid,addinｇthaｔaSwedishｇroupｈadalｓosuggｅstedapossiblｅliｎｋwithAｌzｈeｉｍer'sdｉｓeａse.?＂Wheretheｔｒｕthisdｏｎoｔknｏw,"hesaiｄ．

Lesｚczynskisaidthａt(yī)he，hiswifeandｃｈildrenｕseｍｏbｉlｅpｈones,andhesaidｔhatｈｅdidnｏtthｉnkhisｓｔudyｓuggesteｄanyneｅdfoｒnewrｅｓtｒictiｏnsｏnmobｉlephonｅuｓe.?36AcｃoｒdｉngtｏＬｅsｚｃzｙnｓki,ｈｏwdoesmobｉlephonｅａfｆeｃtoｎe＇sｈeａlｔh?_______＿?ＡＭobｉleｐｈoneradiａt(yī)ｉoncaninｃｒeaｓeproteinactｉvitｉｅsandsuｃｈａｃｔｉvitiesｃaｎmakethepｒｏteｃtiｖeshieldｍoreｐermeabｌe.

ＢＭobｉleｐｈonerａdiatｉｏncaｎｓhｒinkｔhebｌoodveｓselsａndpreveｎｔｂloodｆrｏｍflowｉｎgsmoothｌy．?ＣMobｉlephｏneｒａdiａｔｉonwｉｌlｂringsｔreｓstopeoplｅe(cuò)ｘｐosｅdtoiｔ．

DＭｏbilepｈoneｒadiatiｏnkillsbｌｏodcelｌsatａｒaｐiｄspeed．?37What'sｔhereｓultｏｆtheFｒｅnchｓtｕdy?_＿_(dá)＿_(dá)__＿

ATheharmofmoｂilephｏｎeradiａt(yī)iｏｎｉsｌife-ｔhｒeatening.

BMobｉleｐhoｎemayafｆｅctｏne'snormalwayｏfthinｋiｎg.

CSleｅpdiｓorderscｏuldｒesｕltfromｍobｉｌepｈoｎeradiation.?DAprotｅinｃaｌledhsp27ｉskilｌedbｙmoｂｉlｅpｈonerａdiatｉon．?38Whatｋindofdiseaseｉｓnotcａｕsedbytｈｅｕseofmobilephｏnｅ?________?AFａt(yī)ｉguｅ．

BHeａｄａcｈｅ.?CＡlzheiｍer＇sｄｉseａse．

DTｕberculｏsｉs.?39Accordinｇtothepａssage,wｈaｔwoｕldｂetｈｅfutｕｒeoftheuseｏfmobilephｏne？_______＿?AＰeopｌewiｌlbeforbiｄdｅntousemｏbileｐｈoｎe.?BPｅｏpledaｒｅnotuｓeｍｏbｉlephoneｂecａｕseoｆｉtｓradiaｔion.

CＰeopleｗillconｔinuetousemｏbileｐhone.?DＴhｅrｅwiｌlｂｅnewrestriｃtiｏｎｓontｈeｕｓeoｆｍｏbｉlephoｎｅ.

４０ＷhiｃhofthefｏｌｌowiｎgisNＯTtruｅaccordinｇtoｔhepａssaｇe?___＿_(dá)___

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BMobilepｈonｅｒadiatiｏｎcａncａuseinｃreasｅdａctiｖiｔyｉｎｈundrｅdsofｐｒoteiｎinhuｍancｅllｓ.?ＣIｎcｒｅasｅdprｏteiｎactivitymighｔcaｕseｃｅllsｔoshrｉnk．

DLｅsｚczｙnskiｆorbidhiswifeａndchｉldrentousemｏbilephoneafter、hｉsｒｅsearch第三篇ＰroｂｌeｍsofＩｎtｅrnet?ＴheprｏportｉonofworkｓcｕtｆortｈecinemaｉnＢritaｉｎdrｏpｐeｄfrom40percentwhenIｊoinedtheＢBＦCin１975tolesstｈan４percｅntｗｈenIｌeft．BｕtＩdon'tthｉｎkthａt(yī)2０yeaｒsfｒomｎoｗitwｉllbepｏsｓibletoreｇulateanｙmｅdiuｍascloｓｅｌyastregｕｌatedfilm.?TheInternetis,ofcｏurｓe,thegreateｓtｐrｏｂlemforthｉsceｎtｕry.Thewｏrldｗillｈaｖetofindamｅans，thrｏｕgｈsomeｓoｒtofｉnternaｔionａltreａｔyofUniｔedNaｔｉoｎsiｎｉtiative,toconｔｒolｔhematerｉａlｔhａt(yī)'snｏwgoinｇtotａｌlyunregulaｔedinｔopｅople'ｓhomes．Ｔhａt(yī)ｓaid,ｉｔwillonlytａkｅonelittlecｏuntｒyｌikeＰaｒaｇuaytorｅfusｅｔｏｓｉgnatreatyｆｏｒtｒａｎsmissiontobeunsｔｏｐpable.Parentalcｏnｔrolisneveｒgoｉnｇtｏｂesufficieｎt.?I＇mｓtilｌveryworrｉedabouｔtheiｍｐactofvioｌenｔviｄeogamｅs,ｅｖentｈoughreseａrchersｓaｙｔｈeｉriｍpactiｓmoderaｔeｄｂythｅｆactｔhａt(yī)pｌayersｄoｎ'ｔｓomｕcheｘpｅrｉenｃethｅgameaｓ?enjoythｅｔeｃhnｉcalmanoeuvres(策略)thａt(yī)ｅnabｌｅｙｏutowin.Butinｒesｐectｏｆviolenceiｎｍaｉnｓtreａmfilmｓ,I'mmoreopｔimistic．Qｕitesuddenly,tastesｈavecｈangeｄ,anｄit'snoｌongerStaｌloｎeorSchwａrzeneggerwｈoａretｈeｔopstars,buｔLeoｎarｄｏDiCａｐriotｈａt(yī)hasｔakeneverｙbｏdｙbｙsurpｒise.

GothroughthｅmostsuｃcessfulfilｍsｉnEuroｐｅａndAmeｒicanowandyｏuｗiｌlfindviｒtｕallynoneｔhａt(yī)weａｒｅｖiolenｔ.ＱｕentinＴaｒantiｎｏｄidn'tusherinanｅｗ,ｖiｏlentgeｎeｒaｔｉon,ａndｆilmsａrebeｃominｇmｕchmoreprosｏcialｔｈanoｎeｗouldｈaveeｘpected．?Cinｅmａgｏｉnｇｗｉllｕndｏubｔｅdlysｕrvive.Thenewmultiｐlｅxesareａｇlorioｕｓｅxpｅｒience,offerｉngperfectｓoｕndａndpicturｅanｄｖｅrycomfortableｓeatｓ,tｈｉｎswhicｈhａｄｄｉedoutiｎtｈe1980s.Ｉcan'tｂelievｅwｅ'veaｃhievedtｈaｔｏnｌｙｔotｈrowitawａyinｆaｖorofhuｄｄliｎgarｏunｄa14-inchcoｍputeｒmonｉtｏrtowaｔcｈｄigitaｌlｙ－deｌivｅrｅdmoｖieｓathｏme.?Itwiｌlｂｅｃｏmｅinｃrｅasｉｎglｙｃｈeaptomakefｉlms,withcaｍerasbecomｉngsmallerandliｇhｔerｂutｒemaiｎingverypｒeｃise．Tｈaｔmeansgreaｔeｒｃhａｎcesforｎeｗtalenｔtoemerｇe,asitwiｌlbemｕcheasierfｏrｐeopｌｅｔoleａrnhoｗtobeｂetｔｅrfｉlm-ｍakeｒs.Ｐeoplｅ'ｓwoｒkｉｎgliｖeswｉllbeshorterinthefutｕｒe，andｏｎceretirｅdｔhｅｙｗiｌlspendaloｔoftimelｅaｒｎingtoｄothiｎgsthａt(yī)ａｍｕｓetｈem-liｋeｍakingviｄeoｓ.Fｉftyyearｓoｎwecouldweｌlbeｍedｉａ-ｓaturaｔｅdaspｒoducｅrｓaswｅｌlasaudｉeｎｃｅ;insteａdｏfｗrｉｔingleｔters,oｎｅwｉｌlsenｄlitｔlｅhomemoｖｉesentitledＭyWeek.?４1ＷhicｈoftｈefolｌoｗinｇabｏutInternetiｓtrｕeａｃcoｒｄｉｎgtotheｐassage?_______＿?ATheInternetiｓthｅgrｅatestprｏgｒeｓｓforthｉｓｃeｎturｙ.?BEfforｔsareｎeedｅdtocoｎｔrｏｌＩnteｒnｅt.

ＣParagｕayrefｕseｄtosignａt(yī)reaｔyfortransmｉssion.?ＤThｅUnｉtedNationsｈａsfoｕndwaｙstｏｐrｅvｅｎtInternetfrｏmｄeveｌopｉng.

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AViolenｔfilms.

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CEuropeａnｆｉlms.?ＤFilmsａｃtedbｙLeonaｒｄｏ.

43Whａt(yī)does"tｈａt(yī)"iｎ＂Iｃaｎ'ｔbelievｅwe＇vｅachｉｅvedtｈatonlytｏthｒowitａwａｙIfaｖｏr.．．"(Pａｒａ.5)referｔo?_＿＿_(dá)____

AＤｉgitａｌｌｙ-dｅliｖeｒｅdmｏvｉes.?ＢＭultiplexeｓ．?CAdvanceｄcａmera．

DSound．

44Ｗhａt(yī)iｓthｅaｕthor'ｓaｔtiｔudetowardtheｆｕｔuｒeofｆilｍ?__＿_(dá)___＿

ＡPｏｓitive.?BNegａt(yī)ive.

CＵncerｔaiｎ.

ＤWoｒrｉed．

45Wｈatｄoeｓ"meｄia-satuｒatｅd"ｉn"Fifｔｙyｅarｓonwecoulｄｗelｌbｅmedia-ｓａt(yī)uｒateｄaｓ...＂(Para．6)mean?＿_(dá)_＿＿_(dá)_＿

ＡBeｔiredｏfmedia.?ＢＢｅｆullyaffｅｃtｅdbｙmeｄiａ.?ＣBedrivｅnmadbymｅdｉa.

DBebeｎefitedbymedia.第5部分：補(bǔ)全短文（第46~50題,每題２分，共10分)?閱讀下面的短文,文章中有５處空白,文章后面有6組文字,請(qǐng)根據(jù)文章的內(nèi)容選擇５組文字,將其分別放回文章原有位置，以恢復(fù)文章原貌。請(qǐng)將答案涂在答題卡相應(yīng)的位置上。

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Thｅｂlａcｋroｂin(旅鶇)iｓｏneｏfｔhewoｒld'sｒarestbiｒds.Itｉsａsmallｗildｂird,ａnｄｉtｌivesｏnlｙontｈeislａnｄoｆLｉttｌeMａｎgere,ｏffthecｏastofNｅｗZealand.In1９６７therewereabｏuｔfｉfｔyblackｒoｂinsthere;in１９７7ｔherewereｆｅwerthantｅn．46?Ｅｎergetiｃstepsａrebeinｇｔａkentoｐreservetｈｅblacｋｒobin.４7Theｉｄeaiｓtoｂｕｙａn-otheｒｉsｌandnearｂyasasｐｅcialhoｍｅ,ａ"reseｒvｅ",ｆoｒthreatｅｎｅｄwildｌiｆｅ,iｎcludｉｎgblackrobiｎs.TｈeorgａniｚerssａythatLｉttleMａnｇerｅｓｈouldthenberesｔocked(重新準(zhǔn)備)wｉththerｏbin'sfoｏｄ.ＴhousａｎdsoｆｔhereqｕiredｐlantsarｅaｔpｒesentbｅiｎgcuｌtivatedinNｅwＺealand.

Iｓallthisconｃerｎawaｓｔeofｈumanｅfforｔ？48Ａreｗelosinｇouｒsenseｏfwｈatisreasonａblｅaｎｄｗhatisunｒeasonａｂlｅ?

Ｉｎｔｈeeａｒth'sloｎg,longpasthuｎｄredsofkindsofcreaｔｕｒｅshaveevolｖｅd,rｉsentoadeｇｒeeofsｕｃceｓsａnddiedout.Inthｅlong,longfｕtｕrethｅreｗillｂemanynewａnddifferｅnｔfoｒmsｏflifｅ．Ｔhosecreaｔuresｔhatadａｐtthemselvｅｓｓuccessfulｌｙtｏwｈａt(yī)ｔheearthofferswilｌsuｒｖｉvefoｒalｏｎｇｔime.４9Thisｉsnaｔurｅ＇sprovｅnｍｅthodｏfoperatiｏn.

Ｔhｅｒuｌeofselｅctｉon－"thｅsurvｉvalofthｅfiｔtｅｓt"-ｉsｔheoｎebyｗhｉchhumanbeiｎgshavetheｍselvｅｓａrrｉvedｏnｔhesｃene．We,beiｎgoneｏftｈemｏstadapｔablecreaturestheeaｒｔhhaｓｙetproduceｄ,maｙlａsｔlonｇerthａnmost,５0Youmaｙｔａｋeｉｔａsaｎｏtherｒｕlethａｔwｈen，ａｔlast，humanbeiｎｇｓshowsiｇnｓofdｙｉngoｕt,nootｈｅrcreaturewilｌextendapaw?(爪)topｏstpoｎeourdepａrtｕｒe