NationalEnglishContestforCollegestudents

(LevelD-Preliminary)

Part1ListeningComprehension(30marks)

SectionA(5marks)

Inthissection,youwillhearfiveshortconversations.Eachconversationwillbereadonlyonce.

Aftereachconversation,therewillbeapause.Duringthepause,readingthequestionandthe

threechoicesmarkedA,BandC,anddecidewhichisthebestchoice.Thenmarkthe

correspondingletteronthesheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre.

1.Howwillthepricebedetermined?

A.Bycallingthecompany.B.Byaskingthesalesman.C.Bylookingatthepricelist.

2.Wheremostprobablyarethetwospeakers?

A.Atabusstop.B.Onatrain.C.Inacar.

3.Whatarethetwospeakerstalkingabout?

A.Whattohaveforlunch.B.Whetherornottoeatout.C.Howtogettotheconference.

4.Whoisthemantalkingto?

A.Abaker'sdeliverservice.B.Anofficesupplystoresalesperson.

C.Abookdesigner.

5.WhatisBartconcernedabout?

A.Finishingthereportontime.

B.Meetingthechairmanoftheboard

C.ConvincingJudithtohelphim

SectionB(10marks)

Inthissection,youwillheartwoconversations.Eachconversationwillbereadonlyonce.After

eachconversation,therewillbeaonce-minu(epause.Duringthepause,readthefivequestions,

eachwiththetherechoicesmarkedA,BandC,anddecidewhichisthebestchoice.Thenmark

thecirrlespondingletterontheanswersheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre.

Conversation1

6.WhydoseRuthcallJackie.

A.Toinvitehimtoaparty.

B.Toaskhimtobuysomefood.

C.Tbaskhimtosendsomeinvitations.

7.WhatdoyouknowaboutBen'snewjob?

A.ItisinLondon.

B.Hisisgoingtoworkforamagazine

C.Hisisgoingtobecomeateacher

8.Wherearetheygoingtohavetheparty?

A.Inaflat

B.Inarestaurant

C.Inapublichall

9.Whatisbeingpreparedfortheparly?

A.Adance

B.Afilmshow

C.SomeFrenchfood

10.WhenwillJackiemeetRuth?

A.Atnineo'clock

B.Ataquartertonine

C.A(teno'clock

Conversation2

11.Whataretheytalkingabout?

A.Tony'sdailyschedule

B.Tony;sschoollife

C.tony;sjob.

12.Wheredosethemanworknow?

A.Atabank.

B.Inahospital.

C.Ataschool.

13.Whendidthemangetupwhenheisastudent?

A.At5:30.

D.At8:30.

C.Atlunchtime.

14.Whatdosethemanhavetoweartowork?

A.JeansB.AsuitC.AT-Shirt.

15.Whatisoneadvantagesoftheman'sjob?

A.Hecanusetheinternet.B.Hehaslongholidays.C.Heispaidagoodsalary.

SectionC(5Marks)

Inthissectionyouwillhearamonologue.Themonologuewillbereadtwice.Afterthemonologue,

therewillbeapause.Duringthepause,readthefivequestions,eachwiththreechoicesmarkedA,

BandC,anddecidewhichis(hebestchoice.Thenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheanswer

sheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre.

16.Wheredidthethiefstealthecarsfrom?

A.GardensB.Showrooms.C.Garages

17.Whatwasthethief'sjob?

A.Asalesman.B.Adoctor.C.Acleaner

18.Whatdidthethiefdowiththecarsthathestole?

A.Hecleanedthem,andihenleftthemalthesideof(heroad.

B.Hepaintedthemandthenkeptthem.

C.Hesoldthemtootherpeople.

19.What'sthepunishmenttbrthethief'sbehavior?

A.Alongjailsentence.B.Cleaningallthecarsthathestole.

C.Afineoff4000.

20.Howlongwasthethief'smarriagetoMary?

A.36years.B.13years.C.48years.

SectionI)(10marks)

In(hissection,thereisashortpassagewhichwillbereadtwice.Listentothepassagecarefully,

andthenfillintheblankswiththewordsorphrasesyouhearonthetape.Remembertowrite

downtheanswersontheanswersheet.

InBritain,therearetwooccasionseachyearwhenpeopleusuallyreceivepresents:onChristmas

dayandontheirbirthdays.Inthepast,the21"birthdaywas(21)becauseitsymbolized

becominganadult.People[22)receivedasilverkeyonthatdaytosymbolizeopeningthe

doortotheadultworld.Today,peopleinBritainlegallybecomeadultsattheageof(23)so

(heyoftenhavethebiggestcelebrationonthatbirthday.

Thecustomerofgivinggiftson25Decemberonly(24)Victoriantimes.Beforethatit

wasmorecommonforpeopleinBritainto(25)presentsonNewYear'seveorTwelfthNight.

Thesedays,onChristmasEveparentsputpresentsforyoungchildrenin'stocking'andhangthem

ontheendoftheirpresents.GiftsforolderchildrenbelievethatSantaClauscameduringthenight

and(26)themtheirpresents.Giftsforolderchildrenandgrown-upare(27)the

ChristmastreeonChristmasEve.Then,onChristmasmorning,everyonesitsaroundthetreeand

opens(heirpresents.

EasterandMother'sDayarealsoimportantdays.Youngchildrenusuallyreceive(28)

atEasterandmostpeopleoftengivepresentstotheirmothersonMother'sDay.People

alsoreceivegiftsonimportantoccasionsintheirlives.Forexample,alltheguests(29)

usuallybringagiftforthebrideandgroom.Andthesedays,studentssometimesget

presentsfromtheirparentsifthey(30)theirexams!

Part5VocabularyandStructure(15)

Thereare15incompletesentences.Foreachblank,(herearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.

choosetheonethatbestcompletesthesentence.Thenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheanswer

sheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre.

31.Itgoeswithoutthatyou'llbepaidforallthisextratimeyou'respendingontheproject.

A.sayingB.tellingC.talkingD.speaking

32.Wethemoneytoyourmoneymarketaccountwithinthreeworkingdays.

A.havebeentransferredB.willtransferC.transferringD.willbetransferred

33.Thecolorfulillustrationsincludedintheneweditionifthebookmakeitattractive.

A.muchmoreB.mostofallC.themoreD.thatmost

34.Thecrewworkedsohardthattheyfinishedehentireprojectthreedaysofschedule.

A.forwardB.aheadC.soonD.advanced

35.HerOlympicexperiencegaveherabidovertheothercontestants.

A.withwhichB.tothatC.withD.towhich

36.Itisusefultobeabletopredicttheextentapricechangewillaffectsupplyand

demands.

A.learnaboutB.worthwhileC.valuableD.valuing

37.Theoldladybecameworriedwhenshedidn't-hersonforawholemonth.

A.learnaboutB.hearofC.hearfromD.learnfrom

38.Hedecideditwasn'treadingthereportashe,dbeeninformedofallthechanges

already.

A.worthyB.worthwhileC.valuableD.valuing

39.Theyhavetakenmeasurestosolvethecity'spollutionproblem,buti(maybesometime__

thesituationimproves.

A.giveinB.bloomingC.bloomD.bloomed

40.Largecompaniessometimestrytosmallercompaniesbybuyingamajorityoftheshares.

A.giveinB.suggestedC.persuadedD.implied

41.Usingrecentdevelopmentsinscienceandtechnology,mancanmakevariousflowers

beforetheirtime.

A.giveinB.getupC.lookafterD.takeover

41.Usingrecentdevelopmentsinscienceandtechnology,mancanmakevariousflowers

before(heirtime.

A.insistedB.suggestedC.persuadedD.implied

42.Ourneighbourshaveustobuythesamekindofcarpetingthattheyhave.

A.insistedB.suggestedC.persuadedD.implied

43.-excuseme,?

Yes.Thal'soneglassofwhitewine,onemineralwaterandonesandwich.Tenpounds,

please.

Thanks,isserviceincludes?

No.

Ok,hereyouare.

A.canwehavethebill,pleaseB.whatwouldyouliketohave.

C.doyouhaveanyhamburgersD.couldyoupleasegetmesonicwater

44.Reception,howmayIhelpyou?

Thereisn'tsoapinthebathroom!

______,sir.

Thanksyou.CanIhavesomeshowergel,andsomeshavingcream,too,please?

Sorry.Wedon'tprovideshavingcream,butthere'ssomeshowergelinthebathroomcabinet.

A.Youcanbuysomeintheshop.B.Tilsendsometoyourroomrightaway

C.I'mreallysorrytohearthatD.That'simpossible.Theremustbesome.

45.Hello.I'dliketospeakloJulie,please.

I'mafraidsheisn'thererightnow.?

Yes.ThisisherfriendMark.I'mcallingtoaskherifshe'dliketoseeamovietomorrow

night.

Okay.I'llgiveherthemessage.

Thanks.

A.wouldyouliketoholdon?

B.Doyouknowwhenshewillbeback

C.Wouldyouliketosecamovietonight

D.CanItakeamessage.

Part3close(15marks)

Readthepassageandfillineachblankwithoneword.Choosehewordinoneofthefollowing

threeways:accordingtothecontext,byusingthecorrectformifthegivenword,orbyusingthe

givenletteroftheword.Remembertowritetheanswersontheanswersheet.

ThisisMattDrudge,millionairefounderandowneroftheDrudgeReport,thefirstandmost

successfulonline1newspaper\PeoplehavecalledDrudgetheultimatebloggerbuthedoesn't

acceptthis(46)(describe).HeconsiderstheDrudgeReporttobeapropernewspaper,very

different(47thethousandsofweblogswhichhavesprungupontheinternet.

Drudge'sfascinationfornewsandgossipstemsformachildhoodjob(48)dpapersfor

TheWashingtonStar,whichgavehimplentyoftimeandotocatchupwiththelatestnews.

Drudgewas(50)(interest)inschoolworkorsport.However,hedevelopedanobsession

(51)rumorsandpoliticalgossip.Atschoolhisonlygoodmarksfor(52)caffairs.

Followingaseriesofdead-endjobsDrudgeendedupinlosangelsinthe1990s,justin(53)

forthebeginningofwhatwas(obecometheinternet.

TheWorldWideWebwasafertilehunting(54)gforDrudge.Hespendhourssifting

throughthenewsgroupsandwebsitesthatthenexisted,searching(55)rumorsandinside

storiesfromthepoliticalandentertainmentworlds.HelaunchedtheDrudgeReportwebsitein

1995,(56)hasbecomeadaily4rumorbulletin'expressinghisversionof(helatestand

juiciestgossipfromHollywoodandWashington.Alwaysmanagingtobethefirstwith(57)

(break)news,Drudge'ssuccesswasassuredwhenhebecamethefirstpersontopublicisethe

MonicaLewinskyscandalin1998.

Nowwithanincomeofoveramilliondollarsayearandmanythousandsof(58)

(subscribe),theDrudgeReporthasbecomea'mustsee'resourceforthosehungryforihelatest

newsandgossip.Willtheever-increasingavailabilityofnewsontheinternetmeanthe(59)e

foritsolderrival,theconventionalnewspaper?Drudgedoesn'tthinkso.Hethinksthetwo

working(60)t.

Part5readingcomprehension(40marks)

Readthefollowingpassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestions.Respondtothe

questionsaccordingtothepassage.Remembertowritetheanswersontheanswersheet.

SectionA(10marks)

Ontheeveningofhis18thbirthday,ateenagerfromatinyvillageinnorthernGermany

clicked'send'onhiscomputersinhospitalsandblanksinHongKong,chinahadcrashed,and

(rainsinAustraliaandtheUSAandstopped.

Incourtafewmonthslater,theteenager,SvenJaschan,waschargedwithcriminaldamage.

Hewasfoundguiltyofpulingtheterrible'Sasser'computervirusontheinternetandreceiveda

21-monthsuspendedsentence.Heavoidedprisonbecausehewasonlyeighteenwhenhe

committedthecrime.Thevirusinfectedmillionsofcomputersystemsacrosstheworld,and

causedmillionsofdollarsdamage.

Svenadmittedhisguilttothedetectiveswhocametohishome.Hehadspentanenonnous

amountoftimecreatingtheSasservirusonthecomputerinhisbedroom.Heoftenspenttenhours

adayinfrontofhiscomputerbuthisparentshadn'tknownwhathewasdoingatthetime.

Whenhereleasedthevirusontheinternet,hedidn'trealizeitwouldcausesomuchdamage.

Hewasjustdelightedthatinhadworked.41feltasifIhadwrittenafirst-classessay5,saidSven.'I

(oldmyclassmates-theythoughtitwasterrific.5Buthisfeelingschangedveryquickly.Hewas

terrifiedwhensesawaTVnewsreportaboutthevirusanddamageithadcaused.

DetectivesarrestedSvenafteroneofhisclassmatescontactedMicrosoftandtoldthemabout

him.Microsofthadoffereda$250,000rewardforinformationaboutthevirus.However,Sven's

teachersatschoolwereastonishedchatSvenhadcreatedthevirus.Theysaidthathewasn'ta

brilliantcomputerstudent,'thereareothersin(heclasswhoarebetterthanhim/oneteachersaid!

Whilehewaswaitingforhiswaitingforhistrialtostart,Svenleftschoolandstartedwork.

Henowworksforacomputercompany,making'firewalls5-vitalpiecesofsoftwarethatprotect

computersfromviruses!

Questions61-62:readthequestionsandthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD,anddecidewhich

isthebestchoiceaccordingtothepassage.

61.WhatwasSvenJaschan'scrime?

A.Hestolealotofcomputers.

B.Hecreatedacomputervirus.

C.Hecreatedacomputervirus.

D.Herobbedabigbank.

62.Whywasn'tSvensenttoprison?

A.Becausehewastooyoung.

B.Becausehewasn'tfoundguilty.

C.Becauseheadmittedhisguiltytodetectives.

D.Becauseheworkedforabigcompany.

Question63-65:readthepassage,andthencompletethefollowingstatementsinnomorethan

fourwordsforeachblanks.

63.WhenSvenreleasedtheviruson(heinternet,hewasa(first,thenfrightened.

64.ThepolicecaughtSvenusinginformationgiventoMicrosoftby.

65.Inthelastparagraph,thewordmeaning'veryimportant5is.

SectionB(10MARKS)

Esquire

1year,12issues

Price:$7.97

Esquireislifestylemagazineaimeda(professionalmen.Thegoaloftheeditorsistoprovidea

broadscopeofinformationofinteresttothismagazine,includingbusiness,health,fitness,fashion,

sports,entertainment,familylifeandarts.

Boy'slife

1years,1()issues

Price:$23.00

Boy'slifeistoentertainandeducateallboysandtoopentheireyestojoyousworldofreading.It

includesamixofnew,nature,sports,history,fiction,science,entertainment,andcomics.Forboys

aged7to14.

Nick

1year,12issues

Price:$24.(X)

Nickisfilledwithwonderfulentertainmentforchildren,aged6to14.itiswholesome,

imaginativeandtrulyfromachild'spointofview.Nickseestheworldfromyourchild's

perspective.Sharetheaward-winningentertainmentandhumormagazinefromNickwithyour

kids.

Seventeen

Iyear,12issues

Price:$I2.(X)

Seventeenistheworld'smostpopularmagazinefortoday'steenagegirls!Ineveryissueyou'llget

thelatestscooponstyle,friends,guys,college,careers,thestarsandlove,aswellashottipson

beauty,fashion,fitness,entertainmentsandrelationships.Eachissueofseventeenhasexciting

features,includingfiction,quizzes,music,videos,trendsandsomuchmore.Anddon'tforgetthe

reallycoolarticles,suchastheever-favoriteTrauma-Rarra.Ifit?simportanttotoday'syoung

women,it'sinSeventeen.

Questions66-69:Answerthefollowingquestionsaccordingtothepassage.

66.Whichmagazineisthecheapestaccordingtotheadvertisements?

67.HowoldarctheboysthatBoys'Lifeaimsat?

68.Ifyouneedtochooseamagazinefromtheabovelistedfora7-year-oldgirl,howmuchdoyou

Needtopayayear?

69.Whomaybe(hemostinterestedinSeventeen?

Questions70:ReadthequestionandthefourchoicesmarkedA.B,C,andD,anddecidewhichis

(hebestchoiceaccordingtothepassage.

70.Whatinformationiscontainedinallthefourmagazines?

A.Career.B.Entertainment.C.College.D.Business.

SectionC(10marks)

Manydoctorsknowthestcryof'MrWright'.In1957hewasdiagnosedwithcancer,andgiven

onlydaystolive.Heheardtumorsthesizeoforanges.Heheardthalscientistshaddiscovereda

newmedication,Kcrbionzen,whichwaseffectiveagainstcancer,andhebeggedhisdoctortogive

him(hedrug.Hisphysician.DrPhilipWest,finallyagreed.MrWrightwasgivenaninjectionona

Fridayafternoon,theastonisheddoctorfoundhispatientsoutofhis'deathbed',jokingwiththe

nursesthefollowingMonday.*Thetumurs/thedoctorwrotelater,'hadmeltedlikesnowballson

ahotstove/Actually,MrWrighthadnotbeengivenadrug,justamixofsaltandwater.

Thisstoryhasbeenignoredbydoctorsforalongtime,dismissedasoneofthosestrange

(alesthatmedicinecannotexplain.Theidea(hatwhatapatientbelievescanmakeafataldisease

goawayisregardedasjusttoostrangeHowever,noscientistsarediscoveringthatplaceboeffect

ismorepowerfulthananyonehadeverthought.Theyarealsobeginningtodiscoverhowsuch

miraculousresultsareachieved.(74)Throughnewtechniquesinbrainimagery,ithasbeenshown

thatathought,abelieforadesirecancausechemicalprocessesinthebrainwhichcanhave

powerfuleffectsonthebody.

Placebosarc'liesthatheal',saidDrAnneHarrington,asciencehistorianatHavard

University.,ThewordplaceboisLaitinfor“Ishallplease"or“Ishallmakeyouhappy"anditis

typicallyatreatmentthatadoctorgivestoanxiouspatientstopleasethem,'shesaid.*Itlookslike

medication,buthasnohealingingredientswhatever/Nowadays,doctorshavemuchmore

deffectivemedicinestofightdisease,butthesetreatmentshavenotdiminishedthepowerofthe

placebo-quite(heopposite.(75)Maybewhenscientistsfullyunderstandhowtheywork,the

powerfulhealingeffectsofthehumanmaindwillbeusedmoresystematically.

Questions71-73:Rcadthepassage,andthensaywhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrue(T)or

false(F).

71.WrWrightwasgivenanewcancermedicationwhichcontainedhealingingredienes.

72.AfterDrPhilipWestgaveMrWrighttheinjection,MrWrightgotbetter.

73.Scientistsarediscoveringthatplacebosdon'thaveanyeffectatall.

Questions74-75:Translate:heunderlinedsentences74and75.

SectionD(10marks)

Robotsareusefulinexploringspacebecausetheycanwork：ntheconditionswhichexistinspace.

Suchrobotsusuallylooklikeboxeswithwheels.Thoughtheserobotsareuseful,however,they

areextremelyexpensive-theybreakeasilyandtheyarecannotdoverymanytasks.Becauseof

theseproblems,scientistshavebeenworkingonanewandunusualkindofrobot.Thesenew

robotswilllookandmovelikesnakes,sotheyhavebeengiventhename4snakebots,.

Thewayasnakeisshapedallowsittodospecialthings,suchasgettingintoverysmallspaces,

likecracksinrocks.Snakescanalsopushthemselvesunderground,andclimbupdifferentkinds

ofobjects,likerocksandtrees.Suchabilitiesaccountfortheusefulnessofrobotsdesignedlike

snakes,becausetheywillbeabletodothesethings,too.Suchrobotswouldbemuchmore

effectivethanregularrobotswithwheels.Wheeledrobotseasilygetstuckandfallover,but

snakebotswouldnothavetheseproblems.Theycouldgoalmostanywhereandsowouldbeuseful

forexploringthdifferentenvironmentsofotherplanets.Sincetheycancarrytools,snakebots

wouldbeabletoworkinspace,aswell.Theycould,forexample,helprepairtheIntemetion

SpaceStation.

Howdoyoumakearobotshapedlikeasnake?Asnakebotisputtogetherlikeachain,madeof

aboutthirtyparts,ormodules.Eachmoduleisbasicallythesame-theyallcontainacomputeranda

wheeltoaidmovement.Thecomputerinthe'head'ofthesnakemakesthemodulesworktogether.

Ifonemodulefails,anothercaneasilytakeitsplace.Snakebotmodulescanalsocarrydifferent

kindsoftools,aswellascameras.Sinceeachmoduleisactuallyarobotinitself,eachmodulecan

workapartfromtherestifnecessary.

Thesnakebotdesignismuchsimplerthanofmostcommonrobots.Thus,snakebotswillbemuch

lessexpensivetobuild.OneoftherobotssenttoMarscostahundredmilliondollarstobuild.

Ilowcvcr,snakebotscostaslittleasafewdollarstomakeandcouldthereforesave.enormous

amountsofmoneyonfuturespacemissions,Withtheirversatilityandaffordability,snakebots

willbethewayof(hefuture;alleastasfarasspacerobotsareconcerned.

Questions76?80:readthepassagecarefullyandthencompleteeachspaceinthesummary,using

amaximumofthreewordsfromthepassage.

Summary:

Itismucheasiertosendrobots,ratherthanpeople,intospace,butscientistshavefoundthat

robotswithwheelsarenotthemost(76)ones.Thisisbecausetherearemanyproblems

associatedwithtoday'srobots:theyareveryexpensive,they(77)___andcannotdomany(asks.

Infact,forexploringplaceswithlotsofobstaclestogooverorunder,(78)wordbetterthan

wheeledrobots.Theyaremadeofseparateparts,or(79),eachofwhichisactuallyarobot

initself.Snakebotscangoalmostanywhereanddomanydifferentkindsoftasks.Itbooksas

thoughrobotsshapedlikesnakeswillbethewayofthefutureowingtotheir(80).

Part5translation(10marks)

TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglish,usingthewordsgiveninthebrackets.Remember

towriteanswerontheanswersheet.

81.京青復(fù)習(xí)^堂上討論謾的要黠，尚有你自已感到混淆不清的地方。(aswellas)

82.不要管其他人怎樣想，作卷壹種他體，追是壹種你必須自己做的選擇。(regardlessof)

83.他儼J在大部分埸所傾向于坦率，毫輾拘束的^論自。(tend)

84.我寧愿目前就把真相告訴他，而不愿壹直保守追值1秘密。(wouldrather)

85.被接見者^他熟悉辦公室軟，慚做某些數(shù)據(jù)分析。(befamiliarwith)

Part6IQtest(10marks)

TherearefiveIQquestionsinthispan.Writetheanswersontheanswersheet.

86.changeMILKtoWINE,oneletteratatime,inthreesteps.

87.Whatnumbershouldreplacethequestionmark?

58(42)26

39(42)45

32(?)68

88.clockAwascorrelateatmidnight,butlostexactly1minuteanhourfromthenon.Itstopped1

hourago(B),havingrunforlessthan12hours.Whatthetimenow?

AB

89.howmanylinesappearbelow?

90.canyouunderstandthereasoningbehindthesedominosandfindthemissingletter?

DW

BY

FU

H?

Part7writing(30marks)

Task1(10marks)

SupposeyouareWangDan,andyouhavebeengivenanopportunitytogotoEnglandtostudy

Englishfbronemonth.Theinstitutewhereyouwillbestudyinghassentyousomeinformation

aboutthefamilyyouwillstaywith,butthereisstillinformationyouliketohavebeforeyougo.

Carefullyreadtheinformationaboutyourhostfamilyandthenotesyouhavemadebelow.Then

writeyourlettertoMrsRubens,introducingyourselfbrieflyandaskingfortheinformationyou

need.Wrilealetterofmorethan80wordsin(heanswersheet.Donotincludeaddresses.

Student:WangDan

Hostfamilyname:Rybens

Adults:Maureen(F)

Nathan(M)

Children:Samuel(M)Age:18

Rebecca⑴Age:16

David(M)Age:15

Address:26CheltenhamClose,Bath

Thefamilywillprovideasingleroom,breakfastandeveningmealandbedlinen.

Useofwashingmachine.

Dateofarrival:20/7/

Dateofdeparture:19/8/

Arcthereanypetsinthehouse?

Do(heysmoke?

Howfarfromschool?

ShouldIrentabike?

Task2(20marks)

Ayoungpeople'smagazineispreparingaspecialissueonthesubjectofhealth.Writeanarticle

forthisissueofthemagazineonthequestion:

Shouldsmokingcigarettesbemadeillegal?

Writetheariicleontheanswersheetandihearticleshouldcontainatleast120words.

全國大擘生英^競賽初賽試題答案D類

NationalEnglishContestfor

CollegeStudents

(LevelD-Preliminary)

參照答案及作文評分原則

PartfListeningComprehension(30marks)

SectionA(5marks)

1.C2.A3.B4.B5.A

SectionB(10marks)

6.A7.B8.A9.C10.B11.C12.A13.C14.B15.C

SectionC(5marks)

16.B17.C18.A19.A20.B

SectionD(10marks)

21.themostimportant22.traditionally23.eighteen24.datesbacLito25.exchange26.brought

27.putaround28.chocolateeggs29.atawedding30.dowellin

Part11VocabularyandStructure(15marLis)

31.A32.B33.A34.B35.D36.D37.C38.B39.A40.D41.C42.C43.A44.B45.D

PartIlfCloze(15marks