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METS-3模拟试题

SectionIListeningComprehension（30%）

（25minutes）

Directions:

ThissectionisdesignedtotestyourabilitytounderstandspokenEnglishinnursingcontexts.Youwillhearaselectionofrecordedmaterialsandyoumustanswerthequestionsthataccompanythem.ThereareTHREEpartsinthissection,PartA,PartB,andParC.

Remember,whileyouaredoingthetest,youshouldfirstputdownyouranswersinyourtestbooklet.Attheendofthelisteningcomprehensionsection,youwillhave4minutestotransferyouranswersfromyourtestbookletontoyourANSWERSHEET.

（Pause00’05’’）

（Tone）NowlookatPartAinyourtestbooklet.

PartA

Youwillhear10shortdialogues.Foreachdialogue,thereisonequestionandFOURpossibleanswers.Choosethecorrectanswer–[A],[B],[C],or[D],andmarkitinyourtestbooklet.Youwillhave10secondstoanswerthequestionandyouwillheareachdialogueONLYONCE.

1.WhatdoesthewomansayaboutDoctorLangus?

[A]Heistheonlyoneavailable.[B]Heistooyoungfortheoperation.

[C]Hehasdonemanyoperations.[D]Heisanexcellentdoctor.*

2.Whatdoyoulearnaboutthedischarge?

[A]Itisyellowish.[B]Ithasabadsmell.*[C]Itislikemucus.[D]Itisclear.

3.Whendoheadachesaffectthepatient?

[A]Whenhetakesaspirin.[B]Whenheliesdown.

[C]Whenhegetsnervous.*[D]Whenhetravels

4.Whatdoesthedoctorwanttoknow?

[A]Thepatient?

sdailyactivity.[B]Thepatient?

slife-style.

[C]Thepatient?

sexercisepattern.[D]Thepatient?

sphysicalcondition.*

5.Whatseemstotroublethepatient?

[A]Hisurinedoesnotcomeouteasily.*[B]Hisproblemhaslastedaboutaweek.

[C]Heurinatesfrequently.[D]Heexperiencespainafterurinating.

6.Whatdoesthewomanmean?

[A]Thepatientshouldn?

twalkatall.[B]Thepatientshouldn?

tleanonthewall.

[C]Thepatientneedshelpifhewalks.*[D]Thepatientshoulduseawalkerforsupport.

7.Whatdoesthemanthinkofwhatappearsonhislegs?

[A]Somethingserious.[B]Somethingfunny.

[C]Somethingimportant.[D]Somethinginsignificant.*

8.Whatisthenursetryingtoexplain?

[A]Thewaytodothetest.[B]Necessityforthebloodtest.*

[C]Signsofcoloncancer.[D]Whatoccultbloodmeans.

9.Whatdoesthewomansayaboutlungcancer?

[A]Thedeathrateishigh.*[B]It?

slessprevalentthanotherforms.

[C]Manypatientscansurvive.[D]Thecostfortreatmentisrising.

10.Whatarethetwotalkingabout?

[A]Maggie?

sjobperformance.[B]Maggie?

sfamilybackground.

[C]Maggie?

spersonality.[D]Maggie?

scareerchoice.*

PartB

Directions:

You’regoingtohearonelongdialogueandoneshorttalk.Beforelisteningtoeachone,youwillhave5secondstoreadeachofthequestionswhichaccompanyit.Whilelistening,answereachquestionbychoosing[A],[B],[C]or[D].Afterlistening,youwillhave10secondstocheckyouranswertoeachquestion.ThenmarkyouransweronyourAnswerSheet.YouwillheareachpieceONLYONCE.

11.Whatdoesthewomansayinthebeginningoftheconversation?

[A]She?

sbeenworkingonareport.[B]She?

sbeenlookingforthedoctor.*

[B]Sheneedstoknowthetestresult.[D]She?

sgotanewassignment.

12.Whatdoesthemansayabouthimself?

[A]He?

sbeenfeelingbadrecently.[B]Hedoesn?

thavegoodmemory.[C]Heisverybusynow.*[D]Hehassolvedthecase.

13.Whatisthereportabout?

[A]Amanwhodiedwhenhefellfromaheight.*[B]Amanwhohadaheartattackwhileworking.

[C]Amanwhogothurtbysomefallingobject.[D]Amanwhotrippedandbrokehisarm.

14.Whatdidtheemployerssayaboutthecase?

[A]Theworkmanwascareless.[B]Thesafetymeasurewassufficient.*

[C]Itwastheresultofaheartattack.[D]Theywereonlypartlyresponsible.

15.Whatdoesthedoctorthinkofthecase?

[A]Itwasdefinitelydrug-related.[B]Theworkmanshouldn?

thaveworkedalone.

[C]Itwascausedbypoormanagement.*[D]Thejobwastooheavyfortheworkman.

16.Whatdoesthespeakerimplyaboutourfeet?

[A]Wedon?

tthinkmuchofthem.*[B]Wethinktheyareveryimportant.

[C]Weknowalotaboutourfeet.[D]Theyareverycomplicated.

17.Howcanwebestmakeuseofourfeetaccordingtothetalk?

[A]Wearingstylishshoes.[B]Wearinglight,softshoes.

[C]Changingshoeswhennecessary.[D]Fittingshoestospecialactivities*

18.Whatmayhappenifyourfeetsufferfrompain?

[A]Youmayhurtyourskeleton.[B]Youmayhavebackache.*

[C]Yourtoenailsmaycrack.[D]Youmaytearsomeligaments.

19.Howcanyoukeepyourfeetingoodshape?

[A]Keepingthemclean.*[B]Wearingtightsocks.

[C]Neverwalkingbarefoot.[D]Notwalkingonroughsurface.

20.Whatcanyoudoifyourfeetsweatalot?

[A]Towearclean,comfortablesocks.[B]Towalkbarefootoncoldsurface.

[C]Towearshoesofnaturalmaterials.*[D]Towashyourshoesdaily.

PartC:

Note-takingandGap-filling

Directions:

Youwillhearatalk.Beforeyourlistening,youwillhave30secondstoreadthetextbriefly.Youmaytakenoteswhileyouarelistening;checkyouranswerswhenthetalkisreadthesecondtime.BesuretowriteyouranswersinthecorrespondingspacesonyourAnswerSheet.YouwillhearthetalkTWICE.

Themedicalhistoryofapatientisessentialforthephysicianwhoisattemptingto______21______ofadisease.Thefirstitemstoberecordedarethepatient?

sname,race,age,birthplace,sex,______22______,andresidence.Thepatient?

sageisanimportantfactorbecausecertaindiseases,includingsomecontagiousdiseases,

______23______,andacuteleukemia,arefoundmainlyinyoungpeople,whileotherdiseases,includingarterioscleroticheartdiseaseanddegenerativediseases,aremuchmorecommonin______24______people.Thepatient?

soccupationisalsoanimportantfactor,especiallyifthepatient?

sjob______25______.

Therealmedicalhistorystartswitha______26______forthepatient?

scomingtothehospitalfor

consultation.Thephysicianneedstoknowtheexactcircumstancesofthe______27______ofthesymptoms.Furtherquestioningdevelopsdetailsofthehealthofthepatient?

sfamily,hishabitsandlifestyle,andhis______28______.Finally,thephysicianasksaseriesofquestionsabout_______29_____suchastheheart,lungs,andstomach.Atthecompletionofathoroughmedicalhistory,thephysicianoftenhasagoodleadto______30______,oratleasthecanbegintocategorizeillness.

Section?

UseofEnglish（15%）

（15minutes）

PartAVocabularyandStructure

Directions:

Thereare20incompletesentencesinthispart.ForeachsentencethereareFOURchoices,marked[A],[B],[C]and[D].Choosetheonethatbestcompletesthesentence.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletteronyourAnswerSheet.

31.Thedoctorseemedtohave_______toordercertainstudieswhichwewouldconsiderroutineandbasic.

[A]informed[B]supervised[C]neglected*[D]delayed

32.Whenapersonsuffersfromseverepain,_______ofbronchialtubesandincreasedrespiratoryrateprovides

greateroxygenintake.

[A]division[B]disturbance[C]dimension[D]dilation*

33.Whenoneexercises_______,increasedheartrateprovidesgreateroxygentransport.

[A]strenuously*[B]moderately[C]absolutely[D]gently

34.Inextremecoldweather,_______vasoconstrictionelevatesbloodpressure.

[A]peripheral*[B]parallel[C]pericardial[D]periodical

35.Increasedmuscle_______preparesmusclesforaction.

[A]traction[B]tension*[C]extension[D]contraction

36.Thesickchildshouldbeencouragedto______byusingsalinesolution.

[A]rinse[B]gargle*[C]swallow[D]gurgle

37.Bothfeverandheatincreasethepulseratebecauseofincreased_______rate.

[A]curative[B]calorie[C]energetic[D]metabolic*

38._______nutritionalsupportismoreeffectivephysiologicallyandcompletenutritionally.

[A]Thoracic[B]Edible[C]Enteral*[D]Tracheal

39.Anodorof_______intheurinemayindicateaurinarytractinfection.

[A]ammonia*[B]anemia[C]insomnia[D]uremia

40.Themechanismsbywhichplateletsfunctionin_______areessentiallyunknown.

[A]hematemesis[B]hematuria[C]hemorrhage[D]hemostasis*

41.Artificialrespirationisappliedincases_______anindividualhaseithertemporarilyorpermanentlylost

thecapacitytoperformthenormalmotionsofrespiration.

[A]when[B]which[C]where*[D]ofwhat

42.Thistypeofinjuryoccurswhen,forexample,aman_______alongaraisedbeamslipsandlandswiththe

beambetweenhislegs.

[A]walks[B]walking*[C]walked[D]towalk

43.Thebronchoscopeisaninstrumentcontainingtinymirrors,_______thatthedoctorcaninspectthebronchi

andthelargerbronchialtubes.

[A]arrangedso[B]arrangedsuch[C]soarranged*[D]sucharranged

44.Dialysissavesthelivesofmanypeoplewhowould_______dieofkidneyfailureandfataluremicpoisoning.

[A]then[B]otherwise*[C]rather[D]sooner

45.Veryoftenemergencytracheotomiesareperformedonchildrenwhohaveinhaledsomethinglarge_______therespiratorypassages.

[A]blocks[B]blocking[C]sotoblock[D]enoughtoblock*

46.Itisimportantthatthenurse_______apatient?

spersonalspacebystandingorsittingtooclose.

[A]notviolate*[B]didn?

tviolate[C]doesnotviolate[D]wouldnotviolate

47.Ifallthetubesinthekidney_______separated,straightenedandlaidendtoend,theywouldspansome120kilometers.

[A]were*[B]canbe[C]wouldbe[D]had

48.Bytheendofthethirdmonththenewindividual,nowknownasafetus,hasreachedalengthofnearly4

inches,_______thelegs.

[A]toinclude[B]andthatinclude[C]included[D]inclu