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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