２02３年學位英語必做試卷

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試卷一(65mｉｎutes)ＰarｔＩ

DialogｕeCommuｎiｃation(１0mｉnutes,10ｐoints)ＳecｔｉonA

DｉaloｇueCｏmｐleｔiｏn

Dｉｒecｔiｏns：

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AＮSWEＲSHEＥTwithａsingｌebａrthrｏughｔheｃeｎtｅroｆthelettｅrｔhaｔindiｃatｅsyourｃhoice．

1.

SｐｅakeｒA:Wouｌdｙｏumiｎdmｅsｉttinｇhere？

SpeakｅrB：__＿___＿_Ａ.Ｙes,ｙoumay.B.Oｆcｏuｒse，goaheａd.C.Ｗell,you’dbeｔternot.D.Ｉ’mafｒaiｄnot.

2.

SｐeakerA:Oｈ,Ｊｏhn，nicｅtomｅetyｏuheｒe.Howａreyoｕdoｉng？

SpeakeｒB:____＿＿__A.Hi，Ｉ’mｒeadｉｎgａnewｓpaper.Ｂ.Noｔbａd.Ｈowabｏutｙou?Ｃ．Ｈｉ,howarｅｙｏudoing？Ｄ．Justsoｓo,I’maｆraｉd.

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SｐｅaｋｅrA：You’rethinnerthａnyouoncewerｅ,ａren’tyoｕ?SpｅakerB:_______＿

Ａ．YoｕbetIam．

B．Minｄyoｕrowｎbｕsiness.

C.It’ｓapleasureofmiｎe．

D.Ｉｌｉketohｅarｔhｉs.

4.

SpeakeｒＡ:Boｂ,doyouknowyou’veｇotanAｉntｈｅexａmｉｎation.Congrａｔulatｉons！

SpeakerB：＿_______A．Ｙｅs.It’squiteｅaｓｙforme．Ｂ.It’ｓｖerykindｏfyoutosａｙso.C．Tｈankyｏufｏrthegooｄnews.D．Ｎｏtａt(yī)all,it’snothｉng.

５.

SpeakeｒＡ:Well，itｉｓtimeｆｏrboardiｎg.SpeａｋerB：_＿___＿__A.Hａveaｐlｅａsantjｏurney．B.Haveａniceｐartｙ．C.Niceｔoｍeetyoｕ.D．Hｏpeｙoｕ’lｌfeｅlｂeｔter.

SecｔｉonB

ＤialｏgueCoｍpｒehｅｎｓioｎ

Dirｅｃtions:Inthissｅｃtｉon，youwｉlｌread5ｓhｏrtconversaｔions.Aｔｔｈｅｅndofｅａchcｏnversatiｏntｈeｒeisaquestｉｏnfoｌlｏwedbｙ4choicesｍarkedＡ，B,C,ａndD.Ｃｈoosetheｂestａnｓwerandmaｒkｙouranswｅronthe

ANSWEＲSHEETwｉthasiｎglebarthroｕghthecenｔerｏftheletterthatindｉcａt(yī)ｅsｙouｒcｈｏｉce.

６．

MAN：IsｉtOKｉｆIdrｏｐｉnatthebanktogｅtsｏｍｅcaｓｈ?ＷOMAN:You’lｌmissｔhｅtraｉｎｕnlessyoｕhｕrrｙ.QUESTION:Ｗhatdoeｓthｅｗomanmean?Ａ.Ｔｈemanｓhoｕｌｄｎ’tdrｏpinatｔｈeｂaｎk.B.Theｍaｎwon’ｔbｅablｅtogｅttｈecasｈ.Ｃ.Tｈｅmanmuｓｔbeqｕｉｃkｉｎordｅｒtｏcatchtｈetrａiｎ.D.Themａnsｈｏｕldtakeｈistimｅｗaｉtinｇfｏrｔhetrain.

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WOMAN:HowiｓyourGranｄmanｏw?MＡN:Ｗeallthinｋshesｈoｕldtakeｉｔeａsyａftｅrｈeｒfall．QUESTIＯＮ:Whaｔdoeｓthemａnｍeａn?A.Grａndmashoulｄbecarefulsｏasnｏtｔofaｌlagaｉn.Ｂ．Ｇrandmａhadａｆall,buｔｓhｅｉsallrightnow.C.Grａndmashoulｄn’tdosomuchworｋafｔerherｆaｌl．D.Ｇｒａndmashouldn’tbｅblamedforhｅrfall．

８.

ＭAN:Wｏｕlｄyouliketｏhaｖesomeｉce-ｃreａm?WOMAN:IｗiｓhIcoｕlｄ,butIｊustcａｎ’ｔ.Ｉ’ｍonadieｔ.QUEＳTIOＮ:Whａt(yī)dｏｗeｌeａrnaboｕtthｅwoman？A.Sheｉsiｎaｂiｇｈurｒy．B.Sｈeｉsｔryingｔｏloseｗeiｇht.Ｃ.Shecan’teataｎｙthｉｎgatｔhｅmomｅｎt.D．Ｓheｎeverｌikesicｅ-ｃreａｍ.

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ＭＡN:DoyoｕｔhiｎkIsｈouｌdgｅtthiｓboｏkoｎｃomｐuters?WOMＡＮ:Well，ｉtsｅemsｗａyｂeyｏndｙou.ＱUESTIＯN:Whatdoestheｗｏmanthinｋaboutｔhｅbooｋ？A.It’ssuｉtａblｅfortheｍan.Ｂ.It’suｎｎeceｓsaryforｔｈeman．C.Ｉｔ’swｉthiｎthemａn’sreacｈ.D.It’stｏodifficｕltfoｒtｈeｍaｎ．

10.

WOMAN:Thｅｆrontdoorｉsｎｏｔｃｏｎｖｅｎientfｏrthedisａbled.ＭＡＮ:Thedｏorforwheｅlcｈａiｒsiｓｉntｈereａｒ.QUEＳＴＩＯN:Ｗhatdｏｅsｔhemanmeａn?A.Wheｅｌchairsarｅprovｉdedaｔtherｅａrｄoor.B．Thｅfｒonｔｄooｒｉsｎoｔfortｈｅdiｓaｂled.Ｃ.Thｅｄisaｂlｅｄcoｕｌｄusethereａｒdｏor．D.Tｈｅreardoｏｒisaｓｃonvｅｎientasｔhｅfｒｏｎtdｏｏr.

PａrtII

ReａdingCｏmｐｒｅhension

(3５minuｔｅs,40points)Directiｏns:

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ＡNSＷEＲSHEET

ｗithasｉnglebartｈrouｇhthecentｅrｏfｔｈｅleｔtｅrthatｉnｄicatesｙoｕｒｃhoiｃe.

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wiｌlbe.Ｆｏrexampｌｅ,somebookclubsfocuseｘclｕsiveｌyｏnｆictioｎ;oｔheｒｓreadｎonｆiｃｔion.Someａreevenmｏrespｅcｉfｉｃ，focｕsiｎｇonｌyonapartiｃuｌaｒｔypｅsucｈａsmysteｒｉeｓ,scｉenceｆｉｃtioｎ,oｒromanｃｅ.Ｏthersｈaｖeamoreflexiblｅandopｅｎfｏcus．Alｌoftｈeｓｅpossibilitiescanｍakｅfｏragreaｔclｕb，buｔitｉsimportanttodecｉdｅoｎafocｕsaｔthebegiｎｎingsｏthｅguidelineswilｌｂecleartothegroupandｐotｅｎｔiａｌｍember.Aｆterseｔｔinｇthebａｓｉcpriｎciples,rｅcｒｕitmenｔcａｎbeｇin.Notifyｆriendｓandｆａmily,ａdveｒｔiｓeiｎthelｏcalneｗspａｐｅrａndonbullｅtinｂoardsinlocａlstores,collｅges,ｌiｂraｒieｓ，ａndbookstores.Wｈｅneｎouｇhpeopleexpｒereｓt，scｈeｄuleaｋick－ｏfｆmeｅｔingdurinｇwhichdeｃiｓioｎsｗiｌlbemadeabｏutspecificｇuidelineｓｔhatwｉlleｎsuｒetheclubruｎssmootｈly.Thismｅeｔiｎgwiｌlneｅdtoestabliｓhwheretheｇroupwiｌlmｅｅt(ｒotａt(yī)inghｏmesｏrapｕblicｐｌａcesuchａsaliｂraryorcｏffeesｈoｐ）;ｈowｏftｅnｔｈegrｏｕpwillｍeet,andonwhatdａyoｆtheweｅkandatwｈａｔtime；hoｗｌoｎgtｈeｍeetｉngswｉｌlbｅ;howbookｓwiｌｌbｅchosenａndbywhom；whowilｌleadthegrｏup（ifanyoｎe）；anｄwhethｅｒsnackｓｗiｌlbｅservedandiｆsｏ,whｏwｉllsupplｙｔhｅm.Ｂyｔheendoｆｔhismeeｔinｇ，theseｇｕideliｎeｓshoｕldbesetandaｂookselectionanddatｅfｏrthefｉｒstofficｉalmeetingｓhouｌｄｂefinalｉｚed．Planｎingａndｒｕnningａbookｃlubｉｓｎｏtwithoｕtchａllengｅs,buｔｗhenａｂookclubiｓｒuneｆfectively,thｅｅxperienｃｅｃａnｂeｅxtreｍelyrewardｉngｆoreveryoｎeinvolveｄ．

１1．Wｈenｓｔarｔｉngａbookclub，onesｈouｌｄｆirst．A.nｏｔifyhisｆｒｉｅndｓａndfaｍiｌyB.putａnadｉnａｌocalｎewspａperC．ｄｅcideoｎthefocuｓanｄsizeoｆtheclubD．ｃoｎsｉｄｅｒｗhｅnandｗherethegrouｐwｉlｌmｅet

12.AcｃordｉｎgtｏＰaｒagraph2，the“focｕs”ofａｂoｏkclubrefｅｒｓto．A.fｕnds

B.locatioｎsC.boｏktｙｐes

D.memｂers

13．WhｉchｏｆtｈefｏlloｗingwｏuｌｄNＯＴbecoveredattheｋｉck-offmeｅting?A.Deｃiｄingoｎwhetheｒsnａckswillbeseｒved.B．Dｉｓｃｕssinｇｗhetｈeｒtoａｐpointaleader.Ｃ．Detｅｒminｉngｔhecｌuｂ’sfｉrstｓeｌecｔion.Ｄ．Plａnnｉｎｇthecluｂ’syearlybudｇeｔ．

14．Whichoftｈefoｌlowｉngcａnｂelearnedｆromthepassａge?A．Startinｇaｂoｏｋｃｌubｒequiresgoｏdｐlａnnｉｎg.B.Aboｏkclubｉsaｐlacetomａkｅnewfriｅnds.C.Ｓtａrｔingｏnｅ’sownbｏoｋcｌｕbisbeｔteｒthａnjoinｉngａｎｅxistingone.D．Smallerｇroupsaｒeｂetteｒｆoｒavarieｔyoｆｒeasｏns.

１5.Thｅｂeｓttitlｅｆｏrthispassagｅcouｌdｂe“____＿___”.A.BoｏｋClｕbs：

AGreａｔWay

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ＰassaｇeTwoTheMayan(瑪雅)IndianslivｅdinMexicofoｒｔｈoｕsａndsoｆｙｅaｒsbeforetheSｐａnｉsharrivedｉnｔhe1500ｓ.TheMayａwerｅaninｔｅｌligenｔ,ｃulturallｙｒicｈpeoｐlｅwhoｓeachｉｅveｍenｔsweremany.Theyhadfａrms,beautifulｐａlacｅs,aｎdcitieswiｔhmａnyｂuｉldｉnｇs.TｈｅMayaｎpｅｏpleｋnewaｌotａboutnaｔｕｒｅandthｅｗorldaroundthｅm．Tｈisknｏwlｅｄgeheｌpｅdｔhemtoliveabｅtterlifethanmoｓｔpeoｐleｏｆthattime,becausｅｔｈeｙcouldｕsｅittomaketheｉｒｌivesmoreｃoｍfortabｌeandrewarding.Knｏwledgｅabouttoｏlｓandfarmｉnｇ，forinstance，madetheｉrworkｅaｓiｅraｎｄmoreｐｒｏductive.TheMａｙabelievｅｄｉnmanygodｓ,iｎｃｌudingraｉngｏdｓ,sungodｓ，aｎdcoｒngods.Ｔhepｅoｐlebｕiltlａrgetｅmplestoｈoｎorthｅm．Skilｌfuｌwｏrkersbｕiltcitiesaroｕnｄtｈｅｓetempｌes.Ｉtwａｓdｉfficｕlｔfortｈｅmｔｏconstｒｕcttｈesecities，bｅｃauｓeｔheyhaｄnｏhｏｒsｅstｏcarｒythehｅaｖystonesｔheyusｅdtoｂuildwith．Worｋershａdtocａrryａllofｔｈebｕildingmaｔｅrｉａlｓtheｍsｅlｖeｓ．Ｔoday，manｙoｆtｈeｓeａnｃientMａyancitiｅsandtｅmplｅｓarestillstaｎｄing.Usually，onｌｙtheｐriestｓliｖedｉnthｅｃiｔies．Theotherpeｏplelivedinsｍallvｉｌlaｇesｉｎthefｏresｔs.Theｉｒhｏusｅswereｍucｈｓimplｅrthantｈｅelaboｒatestruｃturesiｎｔｈecitｉes.Ｔｈeyliｖedinｓｍallhutｓwiｔhｎowinｄows．MostＭayalivedasｉmｐｌelifeclosetonatｕre．MeasuringtimewasimｐortanｔtotheＭａｙa，ｓoｔheMayanｐｒｉestsmａdｅａｓysｔeｍtokｅeptracｋoftimｅ，andthｅyｍａｄeaｃalenｄarinｗhichｔｈeyeａrwａsdividedinｔo1８montｈsof２0dａyseaｃｈwiｔhfｉvedayslefｔover.ＴhｅMａｙａncalendａｒwasfaｒmoｒeaccｕratethantheEｕroｐeａｎcａｌenｄarsoftheｔime．

16.TｈｅMayalｉveｄin

Meｘico

_＿__＿___.A.ｓｈorｔlｙbeforetheＳpanｉsharｒivedB.loｎgbeforｅtheSpaniｓharrivedC.atｔhesａmeｔiｍeasｔhｅSpａniｓhＤ.withtheSpanｉshｆorｔhousandsofyeａrs

１7.ManyMayaｎcitｉesａnｄtｅｍpｌeｓ_____＿＿_.Ａ.werｅｃｏnsｔruｃｔｅdｂyｔhepriｅstsB.wererｅbuiltsｅveｒａltimeｓC．weｒeｂuiｌtwｉｔhｈeavystoｎesD．ｗeｒethｅmiracleｓofｇod

18.MｏstMａyaｎｐeoplｅｌivｅdin．A.beaｕtiｆulcｉｔies

B.simplｅhutsC.prｉmｉtiｖecavesD．ｓtonetemｐlｅs

１9.ＷhaｔｃａnweleａrｎａbｏuttｈeＭaｙaｎcａｌendar?A.ItwaｓbasedonＥurｏpｅaｎcａlendａrs．B.IｔwasbetｔertｈanEｕropeancaleｎdａrs.C.ItwasasaｃcurａｔｅasEurｏｐｅａncaleｎｄars.Ｄ.IｔwaｓcｏpiｅｄbyEurｏpeans.

２0.Whaｔiｓｔｈemaｉnidｅaofthisａrｔiｃle?A.TheMayａnｃａleｎｄarwasexcellenｔ.B.TｈeMayaｗｅrｅｅｘｃelｌｅｎｔfａrmeｒs.C.ＴhｅMａyawereintelligentpeople．D．TheMayancitiｅsweｒedｉｆfiｃuｌttobｕｉld．

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21.Thｅｂesttitｌefortｈispassaｇeｃｏuｌdｂe“_＿______”.A．ATｒagedｙofFathｅranｄSoｎB．ALoｖｉngFatherC.TheHoｌyBibleD．AMisseｄＧｉft

２2．OnｔｈeGｒadｕaｔionDay,ｗhatdｉdｔhefａｔｈerｇiｖehissonａｓagift？A.ABｉbleanｄaspｏrtscaｒ.Ｂ．Abｅａutifulｈｏusｅ.C.Alotoｆmoneｙ.D.Somegold.

23.Beforｅｈｉsfatｈer’sｄeath，thｅyoungｍan＿__＿___＿.A.lｅarnedａlotfromｈisfather

B.gotwhathｅhａdlongｅdforC．fａilｅdtounderstanｄhisfａt(yī)heｒD.ｋeptcｏntａctｗitｈhisfatheｒ

２4．Whｉchoftｈefolloｗingstatemｅntｓistrue？A.Ｔheyouｎgｍanmａdefortunesbyhiｍselfaｆterｇｒadｕaｔion．B．Theyouｎgmaｎwaspｒｏｕdｏfhisfather.Ｃ.Tｈefaｔheｒthoｕｇhｔｈissｏnｄｉdn’tdeservethｅspoｒｔscａｒ．D.Thｅfatheｒｃoｕｌdn’ｔaｆfordthegradｕatｉｏngifｔ.

２5．Iｔcanｂｅinｆeｒrｅdｆromｔhepａｓsａｇetｈａt(yī)ｐeopｌe＿_______.A．shoｕldvisittｈeirpａｒentsmｏrｅｏｆtenＢ.sｈｏulｄcｈerishwhatｔhｅyalrｅadyhaveＣ．sｈouldn’tdesｉremoreｔｈａnｔｈeydeｓervｅD.shouldbｅｇｒatefｕlforwhatevertheyaregiven

PaｓsageFourItisｂeｃomingmoreaｎdｍoredifficｕltｔｏbesｕrethaｔtｈｅfoodwｅeatisｎotaｃtuaｌlyharｍiｎｇｕｓ.Weseemtoｇetonefooｄscａreaｆteranother.Ｓeveralｏfthese，recentｌy,ｈavｅconｃeｒnedgeneｔicalｌｙmodｉfied（ＧM,轉(zhuǎn)基因)foods.Alｔhoughsｏmeexpertstellusthattｈesｅｆoodswilｌｄousnｏhａrmandthattheconｃeｒnabouｔtｈemisjustspeculatiｖｅ,othｅreｘpeｒtssaythａt(yī)GMfooｄispotentiａllyvｅrｙdaｍａｇingｔｏｈeａlth．Atｔhevｅｒyｂeｓｔ,

tｈejuryiｓstilloutonｔheｍatｔer.Inｍanycountries,pｒoducｔswhiｃhhavｅｂeｅngeneticaｌlｙmoｄｉfiedareｓuppｏｓedtｏｓhoｗｔｈiｓinfｏrmａｔioｎontheｉrlaｂels,ｂuｔｎowｓｏｍｅofthelargefoodproducｅrsａresaｙiｎgthａt(yī)ｉtisgｒｏwingincreasｉngｌydｉffｉculｔtosepａrａt(yī)eGMfoodfromｔhｅcｏｎventionaｌvarieties．Pｅstｉｃｉdes(殺蟲劑)andchemicaｌfertiliｚersａreａlsoacaｕseofｃoncern.Ｉnｔｈelaｓtfeｗyearｓ,agreatmanypeopｌeｈavestaｒteｄtｏbuｙorganｉｃprodｕce,aｌthouｇhtｈisismuchmoreexpenｓｉvethanthatwhｉchisgrownusinｇconvｅntｉonａｌmethｏds.Theydosoinanｅffoｒttostopfilｌｉngｔｈｅｉrbodies，andtｈoｓｅoftheirchildｒen,wｉｔhpoiｓonoｕscｈemicａｌs．Tｈusthereisaｎincreaｓedｄｅmandforｏrganｉcfｏoｄandｔhiｓｉｓnｏｔatｅmporaryfaｓhiｏn.Ｂutｓomｅexpｅrtsclaｉｍthatoｒｇanｉｃaｌlｙgrownｆoodisnｏheaｌthieｒtｈanｏtｈerfood,bｅｃauｓeｔhepoｉsoｎｌevｅｌoftｈelatterｉsnoｔsohiｇhasｔｏbeharmful.Tｈｏsewhopushfororganiｃｆｏｏdmaynotｂeobjeｃtive,bｕtａreｐaｒtoｆｔｈepowｅｒfulfoｏdlｏｂby,thｅchｉefcoｎcｅrnofwhｉchiｓｔoiｎanｉcfoｏdｕcｔioｎwithacorresｐondiｎｇiｎｃreaｓeinｐrｏfits.Tｈｅusｅofaddiｔiｖes(添加劑)isstillanotｈersｏｕrceoｆanxieｔｙtoｃoｎsumerｓ.Thesｅareoｆtenaddedtofｏodｔosupposｅdlyimｐroｖｅthｅｃolourortｈeflaｖour．However,itisthoughtthａt(yī)somｅoｆthｅsemａybeｔhecauseｏfallergieｓ(過敏)，oreventhecauseofbleｍsinchiｌdｒeｎ．Wｅhavetoｅattolｉｖe．Theprobｌemｉs:whａt(yī)ｉssａｆetoeat?

26．Whatiｓpeｏple’sｍａｉnconｃｅｒｎaｂoutＧMfoodｓ?A．Ｓomeofthemａrenotlaｂeleｄｗithreqｕireｄiｎｆorｍatｉｏn.B．Ｔheyｍiｇhtｐoｓeｈａzarｄswｅｄon’tknowyet.Ｃ.Theyｄon’thaｖethesameflａvouｒasconvenｔiｏnalfooｄs.Ｄ.Tｈesｏwinｇｏfthemwilldａmagetheenviｒoｎmeｎt.

27.Whatdoestheａｕｔｈｏrｍeａｎby“thｅｊuryisstilｌoｕtonｔhｅｍaｔｔｅｒ”(Pａｒa.2)?Ａ．Themａt(yī)tｅrｉｓsｔｉlluｎcertaiｎ.B.Thｅmａt(yī)teｒｎeｅdsａjuｒyｔojｕdgｅ.Ｃ.Thejｕｒytｏjｕｄgｅisｎoｔaｖａilａbｌe.D．Thematterisｎotｉmpｏrtaｎｔ．

２8．InParagraｐｈ5,theauthｏrtｒiestotelｌｒeaderｓｔhaｔ.A．expeｒtsａｇrｅeaｎicfoodisnｏheaｌthiｅrthａnｏｔheｒfoｏdB.ｐrofｉｔ-maｋｉｎｇmaybebｅhindtheｄrｉvetｏproduｃemoｒeｏｒgａnicｆｏoｄC.thedemandfororｇanicfｏodwillnｏtlａｓｔｌｏngD.orｇaniｃfｏodmayalsｏｃoｎｔａiｎｐoiｓonouschemicaｌs

2９.Itｃanbeｉnｆerredｆromthｅｌasｔbｕtoneｐaragraphthatfoodadｄitives.A.ｍaybehａｒmfｕlｔochiｌdreninpａrｔiｃｕlａrＢ.aｒeuｎnｅcｅｓsaryinfoｏｄｐroｄｕctionC．a(chǎn)reｌesｓpoisｏｎouｓtｈanpesticｉｄesD.donoｔimｐroveｔhｅflavｏｕr

３０.Whichofthefｏllowiｎgbeｓtdｅscribeｓtheaｕtｈoｒ’svieｗabouｔtheｆｏｏdweｅat？A．Uncleａr.

B.Indiｆferent.C．Opｔｉｍisｔic.D．Cｏｎcerｎed.

PartIII

VocabuｌａryanｄStructuｒe

（1０minｕtes,１0points)

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B.esｔabliｓheｄ

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D.erecｔed

33.Thegirlhuｒriedbackhome，___＿__ｆindｔhedoｏraｌreadylｏcked.

Ａ.ｙetｔo

B.onlyto

C.closetｏ

D.nexttｏ

34.Ｔhefunnylookｏnhisfａcｅ＿__＿＿__mｅｏｆwhａt(yī)haｄhａｐpｅnedthｅotheｒｄａy.Ａ.ｒemindｅd

B.taught

C.remeｍbered

D.ｔｏld

３５.I’mａfraidthat______hasrｅadｔhｉｓbooｋwilｌnotｒeａditaｓecondtiｍe.A.nomatｔeｒwho

B.wｈoｅverC.wｈo

D．thosewｈｏ

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Ｂ.ｓtaｎduptoC.addupto

D.ｌiｖeｕpｔo

3７．ＴhｅPalaceMusｅum，alｓo＿＿__＿_tｈeForbiｄdenＣｉty,lｉesnorｔｈoｆ

TiａｎanmeｎSｑuａｒe.A.knoｗnfor

B.ｋｎowntｏC.kｎownbｙ

D.knoｗnas

38.Ｓhｅiｓｑuiｔeposｉtivｅabouｔtｈe＿__＿__ofthepotentiａlmarketoｆｔhisnewｉnvenｔioｎ．A.outline

Ｂ.ｏuｔlｏoｋ

C.ｏｕtleｔ

Ｄ.ｏutpｕt

39.Tｈiｓyｏｕngmaｎaccｅptｅdtheofｆer,__＿___ｔomａkｅａｎｅwsｔaｒｔｉnhiｓliｆe.A．hoping

B．hoｐed

C.ｈopeｓ

Ｄ．tｏhope

4０.Ａhigh＿_____ofprｏｔeininｔhｅbloodｃａnbeａserioushealthconceｒn.A.iｎteｎsity

B.densitｙ

C.ｌevel

D.ｅxtenｔ

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B．ａshe

C.ｌｉkeｈｉm

D.aｓｈim

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B.diｓsoｌｖed

C.determiｎed

D.diｓplaｙeｄ

43.Shｅdoｅsn’tlookwｅlltｏday.She__＿_＿_heｒｓelfreｃｅntly.A.mustovｅｒwoｒk

B.mｉghtoveｒworkC.shouldhaveovｅrworked

Ｄ．ｍusthａveoｖerｗｏrkｅd

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B.dｅpressiｏn

C.impreｓｓion

D.ｅxpression

45.Theseｉssues,altｈoｕghdealtwithseｐarately，arｅaｃtuaｌｌy___＿__thesameｎａt(yī)uｒe.Ａ．iｎ

B.of

C．by

D.from

4６．Soｍethingiｓwrongｗiｔｈｔhｅcｏｍputer.Itwｏn’t___＿__.A.cｌoｓeｄｏｗｎ

B.setｔｌeｄｏwn

Ｃ.ｃuｔｄowｎ

D.shutdown

４7.Theｐrｏfessｏrａskedｔhestudenｔｓｓomｅquｅstｉons,buｔ______ofthemwaswillｉngｔoanswer．A.none

B.nｏbｏｄy

C.nｅiｔher

Ｄ.all

48．The__＿＿__oftｈisｓｕspensｉｏnbridgｅcｌaimedｄoｚenｓoflivesinaniｎｓｔant.Ａ.exiｓtenｃｅ

B.depaｒture

Ｃ．exｐloration

Ｄ.ｃollapse

49._____＿tomysuｒpriｓｅ，thｅmａnａgerwａｓn’ｔmadaｔｍeaboｕtmymistake．A.Very

B.Far

C.Ｍuch

Ｄ．Extremelｙ

5０.Mａrkneeｄstｏtraｖｅｌ_＿_＿____wｉthhｉsvaｒiedbusｉnessinｔeresｔs.A.eｘtenｓｉvelｙ

B．intensely

C.broａｄly

D．wiｄelｙ

PａrtIV

ClｏｚeＴｅｓt(10minｕｔes，10poｉnts）

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,andｐrofessｉoｎａlsaｌａriｅｓ.Livinｇeｘpensesｏｎcampushaveaｌso

５5

.AtｔheUniveｒsitｙｏfSoutheｒnCaｌiｆorniａstｕdentdiｎｉngｈａlｌ，abuffetmeａl(自助餐)cost$5.5０in

2023.Butｎowit’s$9.The

US

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５6

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uniｖerｓitieｓ．Someｓｔudentsｓaｉｄｔhｅfooｄoncamｐuｓiｓsomeｔimeｓevenｍｏreｅｘpｅnsｉｖｅｔｈaｎthatatｒｅstauranｔs

58

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B.paymｅｎt

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C．cｏnｔaiｎed

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D.ｓuchas60.A.ｓｏluｔiｏns

Ｂ.ｔips

C．bonusｅs

Ｄ.graｎts

ＰａpｅrTwｏ

試卷二(5５minｕtes)PaｒtV

Traｎslation

(25mｉｎutes,15poｉｎtｓ)

Directｉｏｎs:TｒaｎｓlaｔethｅfollｏｗinｇpａsｓaｇeinｔoChiｎeseanｄｐutyourｔｒａnslaｔiononthe

ANＳＷERSＨEET.

InmanｙWesternｃounｔｒies，aconsiderablenｕｍｂerofparｅntｓhａveｒｅmoｖedtｈeirｃhｉlｄｒｅnfromschｏolandareteachｉngthｅmathomｅ．Suchchiｌdreｎdoalｌtheiｒnｏrｍaｌlessoｎｓａｔhｏme，ofｔenunｄerｔhｅgｕidaｎceoｆapaｒent．Ｔｈｅｆｉrstｔhiｎgtoｃｏｎsidｅｒiswheｔｈerthiｓislegalorｎot.Ｉnｍostｃｏuntriesitis,