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新视野三级期末考试B卷及答案
新视野三级期末考试B卷及答案
曲阜师范大学2005-2006学年第一学期大学英语三级(新视野)大学英语三级(新视野)期末考试B卷PaperOneI.ListeningComprehension(20%)SectionADirections:
Inthissection,youwillheartenshortconversations.Attheendofeachconversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Boththeconversationandthequestionwillbespokenonlyonce.Aftereachquestiontherewillbeapause.Duringthepause,youmustreadthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD,andthendecidewhichisthebestanswer.1.A.Gotothebeachwithherfriends.B.SeeProfessorJonesafterclass.C.PostponehermeetingwithProfessorJones.D.GiveaspeechinProfessorJonesclass.2.A.Somemeatandfruit.B.Somefruitonly.C.Nothing.D.Anythingbutsomemeat.3.A.Thebaker.B.Thewoman’smother.C.Theman.D.Thewoman.4.A.ByplaneB.BybusC.BycarD.Byship5.A.69B.67C.59D.766.A.Hesmokes10cigarettesaday.B.Hestillsmokes.C.Heusedtosmoke20cigarettesaday.D.Hestoppedsmoking.7.A.Itwasadisaster.B.Itwasbetter.C.Itwasnotgoodenough.D.Itwasgreat.
8.A.Salesclerkandcustomer.B.Waitressandcustomer.C.Doctorandpatient.D.Teacherandstudent.9.A.Thegraduatestudentscouldunderstandthelecture.B.Theundergraduatestudentscouldunderstandthelecture.C.Boththeundergraduatestudentsandgraduatestudentscouldunderstandthelecture.D.Neithertheundergraduatesnorthegraduatestudentscouldunderstandthelecture.10.A.It’snotraining.B.It’sdrizzling.C.It’srainingveryhard.D.Herclothesaremadeofsilk.SectionBDirections:
Inthissection,youwillhear3shortpassages.Attheendofeachpassage,youwillhearsomequestions.Boththepassagesandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearonequestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.11.A.Thetwolevelsoflanguageusage.B.Purposeoflanguageusage.C.Thetwodifferencesbetweenformallanguageandinformallanguage.D.Severalsituationsoflanguageusage.12.A.Whenwewritebusinessletters.B.Whenwehaveaconversationwithourparents'friend.C.Whenwetalkwithourcolleagues.D.Whenwegiveclasslectures.13.A.Otherlevelsoflanguageusage.B.Anotherdifferencebetweenformalandinformallanguage.C.Thesituationsinwhichinformallanguageisused.D.Theidentificationofformallanguageandinformallanguage.14.A.In1927inNewYork.B.In1927inMassachusetts.C.In1928inNewYork.D.In1928inMassachusetts.15.A.TomLehrerbegantowritesongs.B.TomLehrermadehisfirstrecord.
16.17.18.19.20.C.TomLehrerwrotesongsforapopulartelevisionshow.D.TomLehrerrecordedathirdalbum.A.Hewasaprofessionalsinger.B.Hissongswerepopularamongthecollegestudentsaswellasthechildren.C.Hestoppedsingingin1977.D.Hissongsmakefunofsocietyanditsconcerns.A.Itisahand-heldphonewithantenna.B.Itisasmallphonewithoutanywire.C.Usingitoftencandefinitelyharmhumantissue.D.Itcanreleaselargeamountofradiationwhileinuse.A.Scientistsclaimedthatcellphonesareharmfultopeople'shealth.B.Amantookalegalactionagainstthemakerofacellphone.C.Manychargesweremadeinthemediaandcourtthatcellphonesmaycausecancer.D.Thecellphonesindustryinvestedalotofmoneytofindoutwhethercellphonesaresafe.A.$2,700,000B.$3,700,000C.$27,000,000D.$37,000,000A.SomeexpertsoftheWirelessResearchGroupsuggestthatcellphonesarenotsafe.B.Cellphoneradiationmaycausegeneticdamagetohumanbodies.C.Moreandmorepeoplebegintolimituseofcellphonesbecauseitisharmfultohealth.D.It'scertainthattoomuchuseofcellphonesmaycausebraincancer.PartII.ReadingComprehension(30points)Directions:
Thereare3passagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).YoushoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre.Passage1Justtwomonthsago,Ana,ateenager,waspreparingforanimportantexam.WinnerswouldreceivescholarshipsandbeabletostudyintheUnitedStates.Anaknewhergradeswereexcellent,butsherealizedthatshemustdowellontheexamsinordertoqualifyforthe$3,000stipend(津贴).AlthoughAnahadworriedabouttheinterviewportionoftheexam,shecamethroughwithflyingcolors(轻松地).Shespoketothe
Americaninterviewersaboutherfamilybackgroundanddiscussedhereducationalplanswiththem.Herhardworkpaidoff,forshewasoneoftwentyawardedafour-yearscholarshipearlierthismonth.NowAnacannotbelievethatsheissittinginabusinessmanagementclassattheUniversityofCaliforniaatLosAngeles.AlthoughshehashadsevenyearsofEnglishlanguageclasses,Anaishavingdifficultywiththetextandlecturesbecausetherearesomanynewwordsandtechnicaldefinitionstoremember.Anaisfindingitdifficulttounderstandtheprofessor.Nowshemustworktwiceashardtomaintainherhighgrades.21.Anarealizesthat_____.A)hergradesarepoorB)shemustdowellontheexamC)sheissittinginabusinessmanagementclassD)shemustworktwiceashardtogetgoodgrades22.AnahasbeenstudyingEnglishfor_______.A)sevenyearsB)twomonthsC)allherlifeD)thelasttwoyears23.Anaexperiencesdifficultywith_____.A)textsB)technicaldefinitionsC)theprofessor’slecturesD)alloftheabove24.Santellstheinterviewersabout______.A)herflyingcolorsB)herfamilyC)herdifficultyinunderstandingnewwordsD)herworriesabouttheinterview25.Thebestmainideaforthefirstparagraphis_____.A)AnahasmanyexperiencestakingtheinterviewexamB)AnapreparesfortheinterviewexamC)AnacamethroughwithflyingcolorsD)AnatakesexamsPassage2Havingraisedeightchildrenofmyown,Iknowthedilemmaparentsface.Inaworldincreasinglyhostiletochildren,wewanttoshowwecarebyactingonourlovingimpulses,whichusuallymeansspending.Butwhenourkidscamehomeaskingforthelatestdesignerwear,mywifeandIknewwehadtosay“no”moreoftenthannot.Ofcourse,decidingtohavenoTVinthehousewasthefirstrealbreakthrough;Idoubtwewouldhavewonthisbattlewithoutfreeingourselvesfromitsinfluence.
Asachild,IgrewupinwhatInowseewaspoverty.Forthefirstfewyearsofmylife,Iateonlythesmallestamount.Yet,Iwouldfindithardtoimagineahappierchildhood.Why?
Becausemyparentsgaveuschildrentimeandattentiononadailybasis.Forinstance,nomaterhowbusytheywere,theytriedtoeatbreakfastwithusbeforewewentofftoschooleachmorning.Nochildshouldhavetoliveinpoverty.ButIfirmlybelievethatthehappinessofachilddoesnotdependonhisorheraccesstomaterialwealth.Afterall,itisthelovewegiveourchildren,andnotthethings,thatwillremainwiththemforlife.Havingworkedthirtyyearsasafamilycounselor,Iknowthatparentsreallytolovetheirchildren,andwanttodowhatisbestforthem.Butwhatdoesitmeantogiveachildlove?
Nexttimeyoufeelthatyourhavefailedyourkids,andaretemptedtorelievethosefeelingbybringinghomegifts,rememberthatwecan’tbuyourchildren’saffection.Alltheyreallywant,andneed,istimeandattentiveness,alisteningearandanencouragingword.Thesearethingseveryparentcanprovide.26.Whattheauthormostconcernsaboutis_____.A)howtomakechildrenpleasedB)howtogivechildrenthetrueloveC)howtoeducatehischildrenD)howtomeetthechildren’sneeds27.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?
A)Theauthorlivedinapoorfamilywhenhewasveryyoung.B)Heneverboughtanygiftstohischildren.C)Whenhewasachild,hisparentscaredhimandotherchildrenmuchintheirownway.D)Everyparenthastheabilitytoprovideloveforhisorherchildren.28.InParagraphOne,whentheauthorsays,“Butwhenourkids…wehadtosay‘no’moreoftenthannot”,hemeans_____.A)hecouldnotaffordtomuchB)inordernottospoilhischildren,hemustrefusethemC)thoughhelovedhischildren,hedidn’talwayssatisfytheirmaterialneedsD)hewantedtofightagainsthischildren29.Thesentence“Iwouldfindithardtoimagineahappierchildhood”means______.A)hischildhoodwasmuchhappierthanhecouldimagineB)hedidnothaveahappychildhoodbecauseofpovertyC)it’shardtoimaginewhetherhehadhadahappychildhoodD)noneoftheabove
30.Whatdoestheauthorthinkisthebestforhischildren?
A)GiftsB)Alisteningearandanencouragingword.C)Timeandattentiveness.D)BothBandCPassage3AstheplanetookofffromGatwick,Mr.AndMrs.Malloysettledbackwithasighofrelief.Theyhadthoughtthey’dneverbeabletogetawayonthisholiday,theirfirstholidayalone,withoutthefamily,sincetheirhoneymoon.TheyhadhadtoarrangeforMrs.Malloy’smothertolookafterFreddieandGeorge,theirchildren,whileaneighborhadkindlyagreedtolookafterAnnabelletheircat,forthetwoweeksoftheiroftheirholiday.Thenthere’dbeentheproblemofarrangingbothtotaketheirannualleavefromworkatthesametime,allthebotherofgettingpassports(itwastheirfirstholidayabroad)andfinallythelastminuterushtopack,getthechildrenofftotheirgrandmotherandmakesuretheneighborhadpreciseinstructionsastowhatAnnabellelikedtoeat.Sometimesthey’dwonderedwhetheritwasallworthwhile.Buttheretheywereatlast,onanaeroplaneheadingfortheunknownpleasuresofaholidayresortinSpain.Mrs.Malloywasstillabitworriedaboutthethoughtofea