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全国三级难Aa

CollegeEnglishTest

BandThree

FormA

PartIListeningComprehension（25minutes,30marks）

SectionA

Directions:

Inthissectionyouwillheartenshortconversations.Attheendofeachconversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Boththeconversationandthequestionwillbespokenonlyonce.Aftereachquestiontherewillbeapause.Duringthepause,youmustreadthefoursuggestedanswersmarkedA）,B）,C）andD）anddecidewhichisthebestanswer.

1.A）Inalibrary.

B）Inabookstore.

C）Inaclassroom.

D）Inapostoffice.

2.A）Itattractsalotofstudents.

B）It’sgoingtobealotoffun.

C）Itrequiresalotofreading.

D）Itseemstobeworkingoutquitewell.

3.A）Thewomancan’tusehiselectronicdictionary.

B）Thebatterywillrunoutifthedictionaryiskepton.

C）Theelectronicdictionaryhasrunoutofbattery.

D）Thewomanshouldleavetheelectronicdictionaryon.

4.A）Heshouldrunmore.

B）Heaskstoomanyquestions.

C）Hewantstobechairperson.

D）Hehasagoodimagination.

5.A）Hewasverytired.

B）Hehasn’tfinishedhishomeworkyet.

C）Hewantedtogetreadyforaplanetrip.

D）Hewasmovingtoanewapartment.

6.A）Hedoesn’twanttoreadtheletteranymore.

B）Hewantstomemorizetheletter.

C）Hewantstoreviewtheletteronemoretime.

D）Hewantstothinkabouttheletter.

7.A）Helikestotouchhisfamily.

B）Hemakesphonecallsoften.

C）Hehasplentyoffreetime.

D）Hehasalargefamily.

8.A）Thesunisverydangeroustotheskin.

B）Thewomanshouldbecarefulnottoinjurehereyes.

C）Theweatherisdefinitelysunny.

D）Protectionisdefinitelyexpensive.

9.A）Heacceptsthewoman’soffer.

B）Hewilldrinkalittlewine.

C）Hewantssomemorewine.

D）Hewillnottakeadropofwine.

10.A）Heisstillsearchingforajob.

B）He’sbeenworkingonhispaperrecently.

C）He’scomplainingabouthisjob.

D）Hehasn’tsleptwellrecently.

SectionB

Directions:

　Inthissectionyouwillheartwopassages.Attheendofeachpassage,youwillhearsomequestions.Boththepassagesandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA）,B）,C）andD）.

11.A）CertifiedPublicAccountant.

B）Careerconsultant.

C）Manager.

D）Professor.

12.A）Lossofinterest.

B）Lackofresponsibility.

C）Improperjobdescriptions.

D）Mismatchofjobandspecialty.

13.A）ShegotanMAdegreeatuniversity.

B）Shefeltdisappointedwithhercoursesatuniversity.

C）Sheusedtoworkforatopfirm.

D）Sheenjoyedlongtravels.

14.A）Itisadvisabletoknowtheactualdutiesofthejobbeforeacceptingit.

B）Peopleshouldtakesomemeasurestorighttheircareeratanytimeoftheirlife.

C）Peoplemaybedisappointedduetolackofprofessionalknowledge.

D）Properlifestylesareimportantforcorrectcareerchoices.

15.A）Shewasnotsatisfiedwithhersalary.

B）Shewastiredofdealingwithpeopleandsituation.

C）Shewasnotappreciatedbyhermanager.

D）Shedidnotworkhardenoughinhercurrentrole.

16.A）Everyoneofthembecamerich.

B）Incomesoftherichrosefasterthanthoseofthepoor.

C）Manyofthemwereabletoenjoyamiddle-classlifestyle.

D）Theyoftencomplainedabouttheincomegap.

17.A）Inthe1970s.

B）RightafterWorldWarII.

C）Inthe1990s.

D）About60yearsago.

18.A）Thegrowthofthesuburbs.

B）Thegrowthofhigh-techindustries.

C）Thegrowthoftraditionalindustries.

D）Theagingofthepopulation.

19.A）Unpredictable.

B）Unsteady.

C）Undesirable.

D）Unhealthy.

20.A）15%.

B）10%.

C）9%.

D）5%.

SectionC

Directions:

InthissectionyouwillhearatalkaboutTheFingerLakesRegion.Thenyouarerequiredtocompletetheoutlineofthetalkgivenbelow.You’llhearthetalkthreetimes.

TheFingerLakesRegionisapopulardestinationallyeararoundwithelevenpostcard-perfectlakes.Itoffersbothfirsttimevisitorandlifelongfan21）_______________________togetconnectedtonature,tohistory,togoodfoodand22）__________.

TheFingerLakesRegionisproducingsomeofthe23）_________________________intheworld.Besides,youcanfindhomegrownandhandmadespecialtiesfromtheregion.

Butthere’smoretotheregionthanjustgreatwinesandgoodfoods.Getactiveintheareawith24）_____________,skiing,hiking,biking,antiquing,architectureandhistoryhuntingallinasettingthatredecoratesitselfwith25）________________.

Forcenturies,thewealthof26）_________andthelegacyoftheFingerLakesRegionhavebeen27）___________andcelebratedthroughourtheatrearts,familyevents,grapefestivals,celebrationsofourNativeAmericanhistory,andlakeside28）___________.

TheFingerLakesissonamedas29）_____hasitbecausethelakeswereformedbytheblessingoftheGreatSpirit’soutstretchedhand.Actually,itwastheglaciersthatformedthese30）______inthisbreathtakingareaofNewYorkState.

PartⅡReadingComprehension（30minutes,30marks）

Directions:

Readthefollowingpassagesandchoosethebestanswertoeachofthequestionsfollowingthepassage.

Questions31to35arebasedonthefollowingpassage:

About4,000AmericanswithambitionstobecomephysiciansarestudyingfortheirM.D.sabroad.ManywererejectedbyU.S.medicalschoolssimplybecausetherewasnoroom.Lastyear,forexample,some13,000of35,000would-bephysicianswhoappliedtoU.S.schoolswereaccepted.Ofthosewhowereturneddown,wellover600aretryingtheforeignroute.

Butgainingadmittancetoagoodforeignschoolmaybeaproblem.BritishmedicalschoolsgiveprioritytoBritons,andCanada’sworld-renownedMcGillUniversitySchoolofMedicinetakesonlyahandfulofwellqualifiedAmericansannually.ButseveralschoolsdowelcomeU.S.medicalstudents---iftheycanmasterthelocallanguage.Morethan500AmericansareenrolledintheBelgianuniversitiesatBrusselsandLouvain,forexample.Some800attendtheItalianUniversityatBologna;175atRome.Mexico’sAutonomousUniversityofGuadalajaranumbers1,300Americanstudentsamongits4,000students.

Despitedifficultiesabroad,manyAmericanscompletetheirmedicaleducations,andmanagetowintherespectoftheirprofessorsandclassmates.Onesecond-yearstudentatLouvainhasasimpleexplanationforthosesuccesses:

“Anyonewhocomeshereismotivated.Youhavetolearnanewlanguage,theschoolisconstanthardwork,andit’sdifficulttogetbackintotheStatestopractice.”

BeforetheycaninternorpracticeintheUnitedStates,graduatesofforeignschoolsmustpassaspecialexaminationrequiredbymedical-educationauthorities.ThetoughtestisdesignedprimarilytoweedoutthosewhoareunabletospeakEnglishorwhosemedicaleducationisnotuptoU.S.standards.

31.WhichofthefollowingistherealitythatU.S.would-bephysicianshavetoface?

A）Asmanyasone-thirdoflastyear’sapplicantsofmedicalschoolsarenowapplyingtoforeignschools.

B）Americanstudentsapplyingtoforeignmedicalschoolshavetomasteranewlanguageintwoyears.

C）GraduatesfromforeignmedicalschoolshavetopassaverytoughtestbeforepracticingintheUnitedStates.

D）AmericanapplicantsarenotgivenprioritywhentheyapplytoBelgianmedicalschools.

32.SomeforeignmedicalschoolsrejectAmericanapplicantsbecause___________.

A）theyhavetoconsidertheapplicantsfromtheirowncountriesfirst

B）theyofferthecoursesinEnglish

C）Americanapplicantsarenotwellqualified

D）notmanyAmericanstudentsbecomesuccessfulinforeignmedicalschools

33.WhichofthefollowingisoneofthedifficultiesforalltheAmericanstudentsatforeignmedicalschools?

A）ThequalityofmedicaleducationinforeigncountriesisnotasgoodasthatinAmerica.

B）Thereisbrutalracialdiscriminationagainstthemwhentheyapplyforinternsinforeigncountries.

C）Theyarenotgivenanyopportunitiestopracticeatlocalplacesiftheycannotspeakaforeignlanguage.

D）TheyarenottreatedthesameasgraduatesfromAmericanmedicalschoolswhentryingtogobacktoAmericatopractice.

34.WhyAmericanstudentswhostudyatLouvainshouldbemotivated?

A）Becausetheyhavegainedrespectfromtheirclassmatesandprofessors.

B）Becausetheyhavetoovercomealotofdifficulties.

C）BecausethemedicaleducationisnotuptoU.S.standards.

D）BecausesuccesscomesmucheasierthanwhentheyareintheU.S.

35.Whichofthefollowingcanbethetitleofthispassage?

A）MedicalSchoolsinAmerica

B）LifeatMedicalSchools

C）TheToughForeignRoute

D）AmericanWould-bePhysicians

Questions36to40arebasedonthefollowingpassage:

Schoolsexpecttextbookstobeavaluablesourceofinformationforstudents.Myresearchsuggests,however,thattextbooksthataddresstheplaceofNativeAmericanswithinthehistoryoftheUnitedStatesdistorthistorytosuitaparticularculturalvaluesystem.

Insometextbooks,forexample,settlersarepicturedasmorehumane,complex,skillful,andwisethanNativeAmerican.Infact,textbooksstereotypeandlookdownuponthenumerousNativeAmericancultureswhilereinforcingtheattitudethattheEuropeanswhoreachedtheNewWorldaresuperiorintheirculture.AlthoughtextbooksevaluateNativeAmericanarchitecture,politicalsystems,andhome-making,Icontend（坚信）thattheydoitfromaEuropeanperspectivewithoutrecognizingthatotherperspectivesarepossible.

Oneargumentagainstmycontentionassertsthat,bynature,textbooksareculturallybiasedandthatIamsimplyunderestimatingchildren’sabilitytoseethroughthesebiases.Someresearchersevenclaimthatbythetimestud