英語(yǔ)二順通過

2000年4月自考英語(yǔ)(二)試題

PARTONE

I.VocabularyandStructure(10points,1pointforeach)

從下列各句四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)最佳答案，并在答題紙上將相應(yīng)的字母涂

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1.Almosteverythingamanagerdoesdecisions;indeed,some

suggestthatthemanagementprocessisdecisionmaking.

[A]imposes[B]improvises[C]involves[D]

indicates

2.Astronomersandscientiststhinkthatablackholeisaregion

ofspacewhichmatterhasfallenandwhichnothing

canescape.

[A]towards…towards[B]into…from[C]outoffrom[D]

throughthrough

3.Americanmendon'tcrybecauseitisconsiderednot

ofmentodoso.

[A]characteristic[B]tolerant[C]symbolic

[D]independent

4.Attheendof1994theBritishGovernmentintroducednewmeasures

tohelpdomesticworkersfromabusebytheiremployers.

[A]protect[B]suspect[C]expect[D]

inspect

5.Robotsdifferfromautomaticmachinesaftercompletion

ofonespecifictask,theycanbereprogrammedbyacomputertodo

anotherone.

[A]sothat[B]inwhich[C]giventhat[D]

inthat

6.Thespecificuseofleisurefromindividualto

individual.

[A]ranges[B]distinguishes[C]varies[D]

covers

7.Coffeedelaysthebodyclockinthemorning,andadvances

atnight.

[A]it[B]them[C]thecoffee[D]

thebody

8.Nationsareas“aged"whentheyhave7percentor

moreoftheirpeopleaged65orabove.

[A]limited[B]classified[C]originated

[D]processed

9.Itistouchingtoseehowacatordog—especiallyadog—

itselftofamilyandwantstoshareinallitsgoingsand

comings.

[A]attributes[B]applies[C]assigned

[D]attaches

10.Youneedn'thimaboutthissincehecouldfindout

forhimself.

[A]tell[B]betelling[C]havetold[D]

havetotell

II.ClozeTest(10points,1pointforeach)

下列短文中有十個(gè)空白，每個(gè)空白有四個(gè)選項(xiàng)。根據(jù)上下文要求選出最佳

答案，并在答題紙上將相應(yīng)的字母涂黑。

Decisionsabouthousingcaninfluencethequalityofyourfuture

life.Individualandfamilyneedschange(11)thetime,andhousing

shouldbeflexibleenoughto(12)thesechangingneeds.Theplan

tobuyahomemaybe(13)ofthemostimportantfinancialdecisions

aperson(14)makes.Theplantobuyahomeis(15)topresent

andfutureincome.Rentalhousing,whilenotrequiring(16)

largeinitialinvestment,stilltakesalargeportionofafamily's

monthlybudget.

Housingprovidesasetting(17)day-to-dayliving.Housing,

furnishings,andequipmentmustbeplannedwithpresentandfuture

needsandintereststakeninto(18).Somepeopleacquire

furnishingsandequipmentbeforetheymoveintotheirownhome.

Familysize,health,andincomeare(19)thefactorsinfluencing

housingchoices.Housingshortagesinmanypartsofthecountry

seriously(20)thefreedomofchoiceinsecuringshelter.Many

familiesmove,andhousingmaynotbepermanent.

11.[A]by[B]on[C]over[D]at

12.[A]meet[B]reach[C]seek[D]catch

13.[A]such[B]that[Clone[D]each

14.[A]still[B]yet[C]even[D]ever

15.[A]saved[B]tied[C]spent[D]cost

16.[Alsoa[B]aso[C]sucha[D]asuch

17.[A]to[B]for[C]with[D]from

18.[A]amount[B]account:?access

[D]average

19.[A]between[B]within[C]among[D]across

20.[A]avoid[B]encourage[C]limit[D]extend

III.ReadingComprehension(30points,2pintsforeach)

從下列每篇短文的問題后所給的四個(gè)選擇項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)最佳答案，并在答

案紙上將相應(yīng)的字母涂黑。

PassageOne

Questions21to25arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

Art,saidPicasso,isaliethatmakesusrealizethetruth.Sois

amap.Wedonotusuallyassociatethepreciseworkofthemapmaker

withafancifulobjectofart.Yetamaphasmanyqualitiesthat

apaintingorapoemhas.Itistruthrealizedinasymbolicway,

holdingmeaningsitdoesnotexpressonthesurface.Andlikework

ofart,itrequiresimaginativereading.

Thus,mapandrealityarenot,andcannotbe,identical.Noaspect

ofmapuseissoobviousyetsooftenoverlooked.Mostmapreading

mistakesoccurbecausetheuserforgetsthisvitalfactandexpects

aone-to-onecorrespondencebetweenmapandreality.Amap,like

apainting,isjustonespecialversionofreality.Tounderstand

apainting,youmusthavesomeideaofthemediumwhichwasused

bytheartist.Youwouldn'texpectawatercolortolookanything

likeanoilpaintingoracharcoal（木碳）drawing,evenifthesubject

matterofallthreewereidentical.Inthesameway,thetechniques

usedtocreatemapswillgreatlyinfluencethefinalrepresentation.

Asamapreader,youshouldalwaysbeawareoftheinvisiblehand

ofthemapmaker.Neveruseamapwithoutaskingyourselfhowit

hasbeenbiasedbythemethodsusedtomakeit.

Iftheentiremapmakingprocessoperatesatitsfullpotential,

communicationtakesplacebetweenthemapmakerandtheuser.The

mapmakertranslatesrealityintotheclearestpossiblepicture

underthecircumstances,andthemapreaderconvertsthispicture

backintoanimpressionoftheenvironment.Forsuchcommunication

totakeplace,themapreaderandthemapmakermustknowsomething

abouthowmapsarecreated.

21.Mapisalie.

[A]thathaslittletruthinit[B]thatfewofus

believe

[C]thatweusetoexpressthetruth[D]thatcheatspeople

inatrickyway

22.Mapresemblesartinthat.

[A]theyarebothabsolutelies[B]theyarebothprecise

aswellasfanciful

[C]theymustbereadwithimagination[D]theybothexpress

meaningsinasuperficialway

23.Mostmapreadingmistakesoccurbecause.

[A]themapisnotmadeaccordingtoreality

[B]thereareobviousdifferencesbetweenthemapandreality

[C]theuserforgetstheone-to-onecorrespondencebetweenthemap

andreality

[D]theuseroverlooksthegapbetweenthemapandreality

24.“theinvisiblehandofthemapmaker”(inParagraph3)refers

to.

[A]thetechniquesusedtocreatemaps[B]thesubject

matterofthemap

[C]thesymbolsusedinthemap[D]thefinal

representationofthemap

25.Thelastparagraphdescribesmainly.

[A]howmapsarecreated

[B]whatthecommunicationbetweenthemapmakerandthereaderis

[C]howthemapmakertranslatesrealityintoapicture

[D]howthereaderconvertsthepicturebackintoreality

PassageTwo

Questions26to30arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

Musicwhichisoriginalisindividualandpersonal.Thatistosay,

itcanbeidentifiedasbelongingtoaparticularcomposer.Ithas

particularqualities,orastyle,whicharenotcopiedfromanother.

Ifyoucanrecognizethestyleofacomposer,youwillprobablybe

abletotellthatacertaincompositionbelongstohimorhereven

thoughyouhaveneverhearditbefore.Abasket-makerhastheskill

ofweavingandinterweavinghismaterialstocreatecolorful

patterns,andanexpertcarpenter（木匠）hastheskillofjoining

togetherdifferentshapesandsizesofwoodtomakeabeautifulpiece

offurniture.Theseskillsmaybereferredtoas“workmanship”

（技藝）.

Similarly,inmusicacomposerorganizeshismelodies（旋律）and

rhythmsandcombinessoundstocreateharmony.Acomposermaybe

capableofthinkingupverygood,originaltunes,yetiftunesare

poorlyorganized,thatis,iftheworkmanshipispoor,thefinal

resultwillnotbetostandard.

Goodmusicexpressesfeelingsinawaythatissuitabletothose

feelings.Theremaybejoy,sorrow,fear,love,anger,orwhatever.

Badmusic,ontheotherhand,mayconfuseunrelatedfeelings,it

maynotexpressanyimportantfeelingatall,oritmayexaggerate

somefeelingsandmakethemvulgar,thatis,cheapandugly.

Goodmusicwillstandthetestoftime.Itwillnotgooutoffashion

butwillcontinuetobeenjoyedandrespectedlongafteritisfirst

introduced.Itwillgainakindofpermanentstatuswhilebadmusic

willdisappearandbeforgottenquickly.Inpopmusic,wherethe

generalruleseemstobe“thenewerthebetter”,thetestoftime

isthehardesttestofalltopass.

26.Apieceoforiginalmusic.

[A]hasapersonalstyle

[B]soundsveryfamiliartoourears

[C]isonewhosestyleyoucannotrecognize

[D]cannotberecognizedasbelongingtoanycomposer

27.Wecanseegoodworkmanshipin.

[A]differentshapesandsizeoffurniture

[B]materialsforcreatingcolourfulpatterns

[C]apieceofmusicwithitsmelodiesandrhythmsorganizedin

harmony

[D]apieceofmusicwithverygood,originaltunesmixedtogether

28.Apieceofmusiccanbesaidtobegoodif.

[A]ithelpstowhileawaythehours

[B]itcombinesdifferentrhythmsandsounds

[C]itmakespeopleforgettheirsorrowsandworriesquickly

[D]itexpressesacertainfeelinginaproperway

29.Accordingtothelastparagraph,“thetestoftimeisthehardest

ofalltopass“suggeststhat,

[A]thenewerthemusicis,theharderitcanpassthetestoftime

[B]itismostdifficultformusictogainakindofpermanentstatus

[C]popmusicwillceasetobeenjoyedsoonafteritisintroduced

[D]goodmusicneedn'tpassthetestoftime

30.Thispassageisconcernedwith,

[A]howtocomposemusic[B]howtoenjoymusic

[C]howtojudgemusic[D]howtoperformmusic

PassageThree

Questions31to35arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

Tobe“historically-minded”istoseethingsinrelationandin

perspective,andtojudgetolerantly.Wemustrememberhow

differentlymenhavethoughtandactedindifferenttimes.Wemust

alwayskeepanopenmind,readytoreceiveandweighnewevidence.

Ifwegraspthisidea,wewillneverthinkthatahistorian（歷

史學(xué)家）issomeonewhocanrememberdates.Thatchildishideais

likecallingamanastatesman（政治家）becausehecanrememberthe

namesofvotersinhisdistrict.Awaitercouldremembermorenames

andatelephoneoperatormorenumbersthanthegreatesthistorian.

Thetruehistorianisnotcontenttotakeallhisfactsfromother

historians.Todayhemakessurethathisstatementsarebasedon

sound“documents"or"sources“whichgobacktothetimeofthe

factsthemselves.Butthehistorianneedsalwaystobeinhisguard

nottobemisledbyhissources.Adocumentmaynotbearealone.

Itsauthormaybelyingonpurposeforsomereason.Hemaybeso

greatlyinfluencedbynational,religious,party,orpersonal

backgroundsastobetotallyunfairtotheotherside.Ifhonest,

hemaybemisinformedastothefactsandmistakeninhisinferences.

Anyonewhoreadstheaccountspublishedinthedifferentcountries

concerningthecausesandresultsofwarswillrealizethatthe

historianneedscautionandtraininginhandlingthesesources.The

trainedhistorianasksfirst:"Didthiswritermeantotellthe

truth?”andsecond:"Washeinapositionorframeofmindtotell

thetruthevenifhewantsto?”Everystatementmustbepatiently

weighedandtestedandcombinedwithallotheravailableinformation

inordertogetatthetruth.

31.A”historically-minded“researcher.

[A]alwayskeepsanopenmindtohistory

[B]looksatonehistoricaleventwithoutrelatingittoanother

[C]seesthingsfromasinglepointofview

[D]refusestoacceptnewevidence

32.InParagraph1theauthormeanstoillustratethat.

[A]differentmenthinkandactdifferently

[B]thestudyofhistoryisnotmerelyamatterofrememberingdates

[C]astatesmancanrememberthenamesofvotersinhisdistrict

[D]awaitercanremembermorenamesthanthegreathistorians

33.Thetruehistorianshouldbasehisstatementson.

[A]findingsofotherhistorians[B]documentscreatedat

thepresenttime

[C]hisowninferences[D]soundhistorical

materials

34.WhichofthefollowingisthetopicofParagraph3?

[A]Somehistoricaldocumentsmaynotbereal.

[B]Someauthorsmaynotbehonest.

[C]Historiansshouldbecarefulabouttheirsources.

[D]Historiansmaybeinfluencedbytheirownbackground.

35.Itisemphasizedinthelastparagraphthat，

[A]warsareaccountedfordifferentlyindifferentcountries

[B]thehistorianneedscautionandtrainingindealingwithhis

sources

[C]somewritersmaynotbetellingthetruth

[D]somewritersmaynotbeinapositionorframeofmindtotell

thetruth

PARTTWO

MWordSpelling(10points,1pointfortwowords)

將下列漢語(yǔ)單詞譯成英語(yǔ)并寫在答題紙上。每個(gè)詞的詞類和第一字母已在

答題紙上給出。首字線后的每條短線上只寫一個(gè)字母。

36.修理V.r37.科學(xué)n.s

38.溫度n.t39.政府n.g

40.制服，軍服n.u41.必要的a.n

42.字典n.d43.旅行，行程n.j

44.有價(jià)值的a.v45.丈夫n.h

46.警告V.w47.呼吸v.b

48.實(shí)驗(yàn)室n.149.控制n.c

50.量，數(shù)量n.q51.接受v.a

52.秘書n.s53.金融的a.f

54.化學(xué)n.c55.多數(shù)n.m

V.WordForm(10point,1pointforeach)

將括號(hào)中的各詞變?yōu)檫m當(dāng)形式填入空白。答案寫在答題紙上。

56.Muchofthecarbonintheearth(come)fromthingsthat

oncelived.

57.Chinaisnotwhatshe(use)tobe.

58.Inthepasttwodecades,research(expand)ourknowledge

aboutsleepanddreams.59.Ifyoucannotunderstand,ask:"Would

youmind(rephrase)thequestion,please?”

60.Manypreschoolteachersdonotliketohavecommerciallymade

toyweapons(bring)intotheclassroom.

61.Robots,alreadytakingoverhumantasksintheautomotivefield,

arebeginning(see)inotherindustriesaswell.

62.Letusconsidertheearthasaplanet(revolve)round

sun.

63.Televisionadsusually(repeat)overand

overagain.

64.Themoretimeyouwaste,the(easy)itistocontinue

wastingtime.

65.Iwouldratherhe(buy)thehousenextyear.

VI.TranslationfromEnglishintoChinese(15points)

將下列短文譯成漢語(yǔ)并將答案寫在答題紙上。

Althoughstudentsofallsubjectsarejudgedbytheirperformance

incourseworkandexaminations,theymaybegivenlittleorno

adviceonstudy,revisionorexaminationtechniques.

Thosewhoknowthattheyareworkinghard,yetfeelthattheyare

notdoingaswellastheycouldeitherincourseworkorexaminations,

arelikelytobenefitmostfromstraightforwardadvice—because

theyknowthattheyneedhelp.However,studentswhoaresatisfied

withtheirprogresscanalsobehelpedtodoevenbetterwork,just

astalentedathletes(運(yùn)動(dòng)員)canimprovetheirperformancewhen

wellcoached.

Itwouldobviouslybebest,therefore,intheirfirstfewweeksat

college,ifallstudentsweretoconsiderhowtousetheirstudy

andleisuretime.Learningtoworkeffectively(tothink,understand,

select,organize,andexplainorremember)wouldhelpthemnotonly

atcollegebutalsoinanycareer.

2000年10月自考“英語(yǔ)(二)”試題

I.VocabularyandStructure(10points,1pointforeach)

從下列各句四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)最佳答案，并在答題紙上將相應(yīng)的字母涂

里

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1.Shewasmorethanfrightened.

[a]surprising[b]interested[c]hated[d]

surprised

2.Theattentionofthepublicwascontinuallytonew

possibilitiesinscientificfieldsandthediscoveryofnew

knowledge.

[a]appliedLb]drawn[c]referred[d]

thrown

3.Few,any,livetheirliveswithoutsomedegreeof

unhappinessandsuffering.

[a]like[b]except[c]if[d]when

4.Manywomenaretooconcernedstayingthinandtheybelieve

thatvitaminsaresomekindofmagiccuretoreplacefood.

[a]at[b]inLc]for[d]to

5.Ineducation,thereshouldbeagoodbalanceamongthebranches

ofknowledgethatcontributeeffectivethinkingandwise

judgment.

[a]at[b]in[c]for[d]to

6.thenumbersinemployment,thehotelindustrywasthesecond

largestindustryinthiscountrylastyear.

[a]Inlinewith[b]Intermsof[c]Inaccordancewith

[d]Inproportionto

7.AirtravelissoquicknowadaysthatwecanleaveLondonafter

breakfastandarriveinnewYorkeighthours.

[a]in[b]for[c]after[d]

until

8.Itisalsotruethattheeffectofadrugismuch____upon

youngstersthanadults.

[a]bigger[b]fewer[c]greater[d]

little

9.Becausethereadinginmostcollegecoursesareveryheavy,

studentsshouldplantoreadeveryday.

[a]assignments[b]schedules[c]activities[d]

programs

10.Forlong-timeefficiencyandhappinessitisbesttoobserve

theofhealthandsoundworkingconditions.

[a]principles[b]ideas[c]elements

[d]factors

II.ClozeTest(10points,1pointsforeach)下列短文中有十個(gè)空

白，每個(gè)空白有四個(gè)選項(xiàng)。根據(jù)上下文要求選出最佳答案，并在答題紙上

將相應(yīng)的字母涂黑。

AlthoughAmericaninformality(不拘禮節(jié))iswellknown,many

newvisitorsthinkthatitindicatesa“l(fā)ackofrespect”.This

isespeciallytrueinthebusinessworld.Americansoftenusefirst

names_11_meetingastrangeranddonotalwaysshakehands.They

oftenjustsmileandsay"hi"or"hello",_12_thanusingamore

formalhandshake.ItisgoodtorememberthattoanAmericansuch

aninformalgreetingreallymeansthe_13_thingasamoreformal

handshakesomeplaceelse._14_,Americansdonotusuallygivea

special“farewell“orhandshaketoeachpersonwhentheyleavea

partyorbusinessmeeting.Theywilloftenjustwavegood-byeto

thewholegrouporperhapssay,“well,solongeverybody,I,11see

youtomorrow.z/Theythenwillleave._15_handshakes.

Americansseem_16_totallyhurriedandhardworkingortotally

informalandatease.Oftenyouwillseemenworkingatofficedesks

_17_theirsuitcoatsandties.Theymayleanfarbackintheirchairs

andevenputtheirfeetuponthedesk_18_theytalk.IntheUnited

States,youshouldthereforeunderstandthatbeinginagreat_19_

doesnotindicateunfriendlinessandbeinginformalandateasedoes

notshowalackofrespect.Americanshaveagreatrangeofcustoms

andhabitsthatatfirstmayseempuzzlingtoavisitor.In_20_

youwilllearnthesenewways.

11.[a]upon[b]for：c]as[d]at

12.[a]more[b]better[c]rather[d]other

13.[a]such[b]some[c]same：d]whole

14.[a]Similarly[b]However[c]Therefore[d]

Especially

15.[a]Some[b]ThenLc]So[d]No

16.[a]both[b]all：c]either[d]

neither

17.[a]with[b]without：c]in：d]on

18.[a]while[b]where[c]which[d]

because

19.[a]worry[b]troubleLc]pride[d]

hurry

20.[a]time[b]case[c]turn[d]vain

III.RreadingComprehension(30points,2pointsforeach)

從下列每篇短文的問題后所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)最佳答案，并在答題

紙上將相應(yīng)的字母涂黑。

Passageone

Questions21to25arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

Theeconomiccostsofnoisetosocietyareseveral.Airports

arecurrentlyoperatingatlessthancapacitybecauseofnoise

regulationswhichrestricttheirhoursofoperation.Forinstance,

atWashington，sNationalAirportnojettrafficisallowedfrom11

pmto7am.Otherairportsrestricttheuseofcertainrunways.One

estimateisthatnoiserestrictionsreducepossibleairportuseby

20percent.Theprofitablecargotradeisespeciallyaffectedby

nightrestrictions.

Inthecaseofairports,jetenginesmaybemodifiedtoreduce

theirnoiselevel,orinsulation(隔音)fromairtrafficnoisemay

beprovidedbythepurchaseoflandaroundairportsortheinsulation

ofbuildings.Oneestimateisthat$5.7billionwouldberequired

toequipallexistingjetengineswithnoisecontroldevices.

However,consideringthecurrentstateoftheart,eventakingthis

stepwillnotreducenoiselevelsatallpointstoacceptablevalues.

Somecombinationofmethodsisprobablynecessary.

Ifallaircraftweremadequieterbyexistingmethods,there

wouldbeanumberofeconomicbenefits.Anincreaseinairport

capacitywouldoccur.Propertyvaluesnearairportsmightrise.

Transportationcoststoandfromairportscouldbereducedsince

theairportsnowcouldbelocatedclosertopopulationcenters.

Muchresearchstillneedstobedoneontheeconomicaspects

ofnoisereductionandnoiseeffects.Althoughsomeoftheeffects

ofnoisepollutionareknown,moremustbediscoveredaboutits

effectsonhealth,productivity,propertyvaluesandthequality

oflife.Furthermore,thecostofnoisepollutiontotheeconomy

asawholeneedstobeinvestigated.

Thepublicmustbealertedtothedangersandeconomiccosts

ofnoisepollutionsothatpeoplemaymakeintelligentchoicesand

exertappropriatepressures.

21.ThereisnojettrafficatWashington，snationalairportfrom

11pmto7ambecause.

[a]itisextremelydangeroustoflyinthedark

[b]noiseregulationsrestrictthehoursofairportoperation

[c]someofitsrunwaysarenotingoodcondition

[d]cargoplanesproducedisturbingnoises

22.“Thecurrentstateoftheart”(inpara.2)means

[a]adevelopedsenseofbeauty[b]thevolumesof

present-daytraffic

[c]themostrecentlydevelopedtechnology[d]insulation

ofairtrafficnoise

23.Noisereductioncouldleadto____.

[a]increasedairportcapacity[b]lowerproperty

values

[c]effectivemodificationofexistingjetengines[d]more

transportationcoststoandfromairports

24.Whatisnotmentionedinthepassage?

[a]Psychologicalstrain.[b]Handlingcapacity

ofcargo.

[c]Measuresfornoisereduction.[d]Public

pressures.

25.Theauthorofthepassageisconcernedprimarilywith____.

[a]theeffectsofnoiseonthequalityoflife[b]therole

ofairtrafficrestrictions

[c]theproductionofquieterengines[d]theeconomic

aspectsofnoisereduction

Passagetwo

Questions26to30arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

Duringastateofdeeprelaxation,severalphysiological

changestakeplaceinthebody:thebody,soxygenconsumptionis

reduced;theheartbeatdecreases;muscletensionandsweatingease,

andthereisdecreasedsympathetic（交感的）nervoussystemactivity.

Thisrestfulstatenotonlyallowsthebodytorepairandrestore

itself,butithasacalmingeffectontheconsciousness.

Howtoachievethisstateofrelaxation,however,isamatter

ofopinion,andinsomemedicalcircles,amatterofcontroversy

（爭(zhēng)議）.ArecentreportbyDr.DavidHolmesoftheUniversityof

Kansasinthejournal"Americanpsychologist'7saidthatsimply

sittinginanarmchairhasjustasmanybeneficialcharacteristics

forthebodyasmeditation（冥想）does.Researchersofother

relaxationtechniquesdisagree.Theseexpertsbelievethatmore

structuredtechniques,suchasmeditation,leadtoaconditionof

deeprelaxation.

Thedebategoeson,butonethingappearstobeclear:the

relaxationresponsecanbereachedbyanumberofmethods,andthe

methodsthemselvesarenotasimportantasgettingthere.Oneday,

onemethodmayworkbest;onanotherday,analternativemethodmay

bemoreappropriate.Onceyouareawareofallthemethods,youcan

findtheonethatworksbestonyou.

Someoftherelaxationtechniquesaremeditation,autoanalysis

（自我心理分析）andprogressivemusclerelaxationresponse.More

thanjustsittingquietlyinachair,theyhavetheaddedbenefit

ofstructureanddiscipline,andforthesereasonsappeartobemore

effectiveformostindividuals.

26.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingstatementsis

nottruewhenapersonisinastateofdeeprelaxation?

[a]Thebodytakesinlessoxygen.

[b]Theheartbeatslessfrequently.

[c]Musclesbecometenseandthebodysweatseasily.

[d]Theconsciousnessbecomesmoreorlesscalmed.

27.Peopleseemtoagreethat.

[a]sittinginanarmchairbenefitsapersonasmeditationdoes

[b]structuredrelaxationtechniquesaremorebeneficialfora

person

[c]toachieveastateofdeeprelaxationispossiblethroughvarious

means

[d]whatpeopleareallstrugglingforisastateofdeeprelaxation

28.Inthethirdparagraph,thephrase"gettingtherez/means.

[a]arrivingatone'sdestination[b]gettingwhatone

wantsmost

[c]findingou