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大学英语2itest四级测试1
itest四级测试1
1.Directions:
Forthispart,youareallowed30minutestowriteanessayonPrintedBookorE-book.Youshouldwriteatleast120wordsbutnomorethan180words.
1.随着网络不断深入人们生活,电子图书逐渐受到大众欢迎
2.与传统图书相比,电子图书具有的优势
3.我的看法
答案:
PrintedBookorE-book
AsthecomputerandInternettechnologyheadsthewayintoeveryone'sdailylife,theprintedworldgraduallylosesitsdominance.YoucanalmostcertainlyseemorepeoplestaringatInternetterminalsthanflippingthroughprintedbooks.
Unlikeprintedbooks,youcanpurchase,downloade-booksyouwanttoreadinfewminutesandstartreadingthemwithoutleavingyourroom.Besides,e-bookstakeuplessspace.Youcanstorehundredsandthousandsoftheminyourcomputer.Withmoderntechnology,youcanreade-booksanywhereatanytime,suchasonthebus,train,airplaneorwhilewaitinginline.Lastbutnotleast,e-booksareeco-friendlybynotconsumingpaper,ink,etc.
However,innowaydoesitsignaltheendofprintedbooks.Actually,notallbooksareavailableine-bookform.Andthehighcostofane-bookreaderpreventsmuchoftheworld'spopulationfromusinge-books.Moreover,therapidlychangingtechnologiesputolddevicesoutofuse,thusleadtomorewasteandpollution.
解析:
此作文是一篇涉及阅读话题的论述文。
考生需要根据所给提纲信息来写作。
本文语言规范、地道,结构清晰。
作者首先对现实状况进行了描述,随着网络和电脑技术的发展,印刷品逐渐丧失了统治地位;第二段列举了电子图书的优势:
图书的获取和购买更为便捷、占用空间小、便于携带等多种特点。
结尾处作者亮明了自己的观点:
电子图书的兴起并不意味着纸质图书的终结。
一方面,并不是所有的图书都有电子版;另外,由于技术进步带来的电子阅读器的淘汰会带来更多的污染和浪费。
Directions:
Inthissection,youwillhearthreenewsreports.Attheendof
eachnewsreport,youwillheartwoorthreequestions.Boththenewsreportandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).
[听力文本资源]
There’sonefruitthatcanhelpfeedhungrypeoplewholiveinwarmandwetareasin
theworld.It’scalledabreadfruit,butitdoesn’tlooklikebread.It’sarou
withanunsmoothskinontheoutside.Whenit’sreadytoeat,theskinlooksalittle
yellowandbrown.Itdoesn’thavemuchtaste,andmostpeoplesayit’salotlikea
potato.
Thebreadfruitisagoodsourceoffoodbecauseonetreecanproducearound250fruits
eachyear.Thetreeisalsoeasytotakecareof.Butthebiggestreasonwhybreadfruit
maybetheanswertofeedingpoorpeopleisthehealthyingredientsthatthisfruit
provides.
Itmaybeafruit,butithasalotofhealthyingredientslikemeat,whichisimportant
especiallyinpoorcountrieswherepeoplecan’taffordmeat.Thebiggestproblemmay
beforthepeopletoacceptthisfruitaspartoftheirculturaldiet.
1.[听力文本资源]Whatdowelearnaboutbreadfruit?
[听力文本资源]
A)Itcanproducearound250fruitsonlyinfall
andspring.
B)Ithasalotofflavorandisalotlikeatomato.
C)Itisroundandgreenwithasmoothskinoutside.
D)Ithelpsfeedhungrypeopleinwarmandwetareas.√
2.[听力文本资源]Whyisbreadfruitgoodforfeedingpoorpeople?
[听力文本资源]
A)Forthegoodtastepoorpeopleareunlikelyto
get.
B)Forthefactthatpoorpeoplecan’tafford
fruit.
C)Forthegoodpricethisfoodcostsinthemarket.
D)Forthehealthyingredientsthisfruitprovides.
√
[听力文本资源]
Lastweek,54peoplewerekilledwhenateenagerexplodedbombsnearaweddinginTurkey.Twenty-twoofthemwerechildrenundertheageof14.Alotofwomenwerealsokilledbecausewhenthebombexploded,womenweredoingatraditionalweddingceremonyofpaintingtheirhandsandfeetwithatemporaryinknearthebombarea.
Manypeopleintheseareashavebecometoofamiliarwiththistypeofviolence,buteverybodywassurprisedwhenthereweresomanyinnocentchildrenwhodiedorwhenachildwasgoingtodothekillings.Itusedtobeonlyadults,mostlymen,butlatermorewomenwereinvolvedinthiskindofbombkilling.Manywerestillveryyoung.
Now,evenchildrenhavejoinedthem.It’ssimplyunbelievable!
Wheneverpeoplethinkofthis,theywouldaskthisquestion,“Whopersuadedthesechildrentodothekilling?
3.[听力文本资源]What’stheshockingincidentnearaweddinginTurkeylastweek?
[听力文本资源]
A)Manywomengotseriouslyinjurednearabomb
area.
B)Twenty-twokidsundertheageof14gotinjuredinanexplosion.
C)Ateenagerwascaughtwhileanexplosionoccurred.
D)Fifty-fourpeoplewerekilledwhenateenagerexplodedbombs.√
4.[听力文本资源]Whatwaseverybodyintheseareassurprisedat?
[听力文本资源]
A)Theteenagersuspectwasstillatlarge.
B)Childrenbecamefamiliarwithviolence.
C)Manyinnocentchildrengotinjured.
D)Childrenwereinvolvedinthekillings.√
[听力文本资源]
Airplanepassengersmustlistentoasafetypresentationeverytimetheyfly.Theairplanestaffshowpassengersthesafetyfeaturesoftheplaneandexplainhowtousethem.Mosttimes,especiallyforfrequenttravellers,thesepresentationsareboring,sotheydon’tpayattention.Airlinecompanieswanttobesurethattheirpassengerswatch
andlistentothedirectionsbecausetheyareimportantincasethere’sanemergency.
Toattractpassengerinterestmoreairlinesarecreatinginterestingandfunnyvideostoencouragemorepassengerstopayattention.Manyofthesevideoshavethequalityoftheatreproductionsandoftenhavefamouspeopleinthem.Someofthesesafetyvideoshavebecomesopopularthatmillionsofpeoplehavewatchedthemonline.
Airlinesarepleasedthatthesevideoshavebecomepopularnotjustwiththepassengersontheairplane,butotherpeoplewhomaywishtoflyontheirairplanesbecausetheyenjoyedthesafetyvideoonline.
5.[听力文本资源]Howdopassengersfeelaboutthesafetyvideo?
[听力文本资源]
A)Theythinkithasusefulinformationfor
travellers.
B)Theythinkthevideopresentationiskindofboring.√
C)Theyfeelthevideoisimportantfortheirsafety.
D)Theyfeelveryinterestedinwatchingthevideo.
6.[听力文本资源]Whatareairlinestryingtodotocapturethepassengers’attention
[听力文本资源]
A)Tomakesureeveryvideohasfamouspeoplein
it.
B)Tocreatenewinterestingandfunnyvideos.√
C)Toconvincethemit’simportanttowatchthe
video.
D)Toshowthemhowtohandleanemergencyinthe
video.
7.[听力文本资源]Whyareairlineshappyabouttheirnewsafetyvideos?
[听力文本资源]
A)Becausethesafetyvideoshavebecomepopular
online.√
B)Becausethesafetyvideoshaveattractedtheir
staff.
C)Becausethesafetyvideosareliketheatreproductions.
D)Becausethevideosaremoreaccurateaboutemergencies.
Directions:
Inthissection,youwillheartwolongconversations.Attheend
ofeachconversation,youwillhearfourquestions.Boththeconversationandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).
[听力文本资源]
M:
Hey,Iwascleaningthebasement.LookatthisfunnyoldpictureIfound!
W:
Ohyeah,thatwasfromthegraduationdancebackinhighschool.Thatwassomuchfun,gettingalldressedupandfancy.IworeabeautifulbluegownandmyfriendCindyworegreen.
M:
No,Cindywaswearingayellowdress;itwasmypartnerwhoworegreen.Yougirlsweresosillyandnoisy,walkingproudlyinyourfancydresses,actinglikeprincessesfromsomefairytales.
W:
Nonsense,wewerecalmandquiet.
M:
Yeah,sure,andgraceful,too,withyourexpertdancing!
Howmanypoormendidyoutripuponthedancefloor?
W:
Ididn’ttripanyoneup.ItwasCindythatkeptmessingupandknockingher
partnerover.
M:
Ohright,youonlysteppedonyourpartner’sfeet.Irememberedthepoorguy
couldn’tplaysoccerfortwoweeksbecausehistoesweresosore!
W:
Hahaha,yeah,Ihadforgottenallaboutthat.Iwasn’talltoblamethough,he
droppedmerightonmybackduringoneofthedances.I’veneverbeensosoreandso
attractiveallatonce!
Andwhataboutyou?
Youwerejustasclumsyastherestofus!
M:
Ha!
Sotrue,butatleastIdidn’thaveanentiregownstuckinthecardoor!
8.[听力文本资源]WhatwasthecolorofthedressthatCindyworeatthegraduationdance?
[听力文本资源]
B)Yellow.
A)Green.√C)Brown.D)Blue.
9.[听力文本资源]Whatdidthemansayaboutthegirls?
[听力文本资源]
A)Theyweregraceful.B)Theywerequiet.
C)Theyweresilly.√D)Theywerecalm.
10.[听力文本资源]Accordingtotheman,howdidthewomandance?
[听力文本资
源]
A)Shetrippedoverwhendancing.
B)Shedancedlikeanexpert.
C)Sheknockedherpartnerover.
D)Shesteppedonherpartner’sfeet.√
11.[听力文本资源]Whichofthefollowingbestdescribesthetoneoftheconversation?
[听力文本资源]
A)Serious.
B)
Humorous.
√
C)Harsh.D)Envious.
[听力文本资源]
M:
Ican’twaitforThanksgiving!
Onlytwomoredays!
W:
Ididn’trealizeThanksgivingwassuchanimportantholidayforyou.
M:
Oh,it’sthebiggestdayoftheyearformyfamily!
Everyoneatourparentsmytwosisters,mybrother,allourfamilies–it’satleast23peopleMorethan—30ifauntsandunclescomeover!
W:
Wow,soundslikealotofpeopleforonehouse!
M:
Yea,butweloveit!
Wemoveallthefurnitureoutofthebiglivingroomandsetupfourlongtablessowecanalleattogether.
W:
Mustbequiteawonderfuldinner!
Isitalltheclassics?
M:
Youbet!
Wehavetwowholeturkeys,and10poundsofsweetpotatoes!
Nottomentionheapsofmom’sfamousfruitsalad.AuntPeggybringsthreemeatpiesand
UncleCharliebringsthreeapplepies.
W:
Haha,that’ssotraditional!
YouguysareliketheoriginalAmericanstwohundredyearsago!
M:
Whatdoyoudo,ifit’snot“sotraditional?
”
W:
Thanksgivingisneverbigformyfamily.MyparentsliveinFloridaontheothersideofthecountry,so,mysister,herhusbandandIallgoouttoeat.Wetryanew
restaura