硕士研究生英语学位11Word文件下载.docx
《硕士研究生英语学位11Word文件下载.docx》由会员分享，可在线阅读，更多相关《硕士研究生英语学位11Word文件下载.docx（42页珍藏版）》请在冰豆网上搜索。
A.
B.
C.
D.
√
解析：
[解析]W:
I'
mreallyexhaustedafteraday'
strip,butIdon'
twanttomisstheTVserialthatcomesat10:
30.M:
IfIwereyou,I'
dskipit.Youmayfinditonanotherchannellater.Q:
Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation?
（2）.
∙A.Goforatrip.
∙B.Dosomereading.
∙C.Visithisrelatives.
∙D.Writehispaper.
A.
D.
Whatareyougoingtodoonyoursummervacation?
Goingabroadforatrip?
M:
Idon'
tfeellikegoingforatripthissummer.I'
mjustgoingtostayhome,probablylearntousethecomputer,dosomereading,finishmypaper,andgotoseesomerelativesnearifIcansparesometime.Q:
WhichofthefollowingwillthemanNOTdoonhisvacation?
（3）.
∙A.HewillgethisPh.Ｄ.intwoyears.
∙B.HehasalotofworktodoinordertogethisM.Ａ..
∙C.HewillgethisM.Ａ.soon.
∙D.Hehasenoughtroublewithanotherlanguage.
B.
msureintwoyear'
stimeyou'
llgetyourM.A.WhataboutaPh.D.?
Well,that'
stoofarahead.I'
llhaveenoughtroublewithamaster'
s.Anyway,I'
dneedtohaveanotherlanguage.Q:
Whatdowelearnaboutthemanfromtheconversation?
（4）.
∙A.Inawaitingroom.
∙B.InChicago.
∙C.Inhisoffice.
∙D.Athome.
Mr.Hudson,Dr.Harrisonwillhavetochangeyourappointmenttotomorrowatthesametime.He'
sstillwaitingforaflightinChicago.M:
Well,thankyou.I'
llseehiminhisofficethen.Q:
WhereisDr.Harrison?
（5）.
∙A.Shedoesn'
twanttolendthemananymoney.
∙B.Sheissurprisedthatthemandoesn'
tborrowthemoneyfromher.
∙C.Sheisgladbecauseshecanshowherfavorbylendingthemansomemoney.
∙D.Sheiswellawarethatthemancanonlygetthemoneyfromher.
[解析]M:
minbigtrouble,Mary.Ineedsomecashbadlybutlhaven'
ttheslightestideawheretogetit.W:
mgladtohearthat—Iwasafraidforaminuteyoumighthaveanideathatyoucouldborrowitfromme.Q:
Whatdoesthewomanmean?
（6）.
∙A.July11th.
∙B.July27th.
∙C.August10th.
∙D.August24th.
Hi,Bill.Gladtomeetyou.Iguessyou'
vebeenbusylately.WhenareyouleavingforCanada?
August10th,twoweeksfromtomorrow.IjustwanttofinishmypaperandthentoseesomefriendsbeforeIleave.Q:
What'
sthedatewhentheconversationtakesplace?
（7）.
∙A.Atthedrugstore.
∙B.Inthehall.
∙C.Fromamachine.
∙D.Inastore.
C.
Miss,canyougivemechangeforadollar?
W:
msorry,sir.I'
mnotallowedtogivechangewithoutapurchase.Ifyougoacrossthehall,you'
llfindachangeMachineinfrontofthedrugstore.Q:
Wherecanthemangetthechange?
（8）.
∙A.Hewantshertohandinherpaperimmediately.
∙B.Heisinterestedonlyinhisideas.
∙C.Hewillacceptalatepaperfromher.
∙D.Hewillnotacceptalatepaperfromher.
Ihaveplentyofgoodideas,ProfessorBrown,buthaven'
tbeenabletoorganizethemclearly.MayIgiveyouthepaperafewdayslate?
YouknowthatIalwayspreferawell-writtenpaperevenifitislate.Q:
Whatdoestheprofessormean?
（9）.
∙A.Thewomanansweredthequestioncorrectly.
∙B.Thewomandidn'
tbeginthetestontime.
∙C.Thewomancancorrecthermistakelater.
∙D.Thewomancan'
tchangeheranswernow.
tthinkIansweredthefourthquestioncorrectlyonthetest.M:
Whyworryaboutit?
It'
stoolatenow.Q:
Whatdoesthemanmean?
三、{{B}}SectionB{{/B}}（总题数：
2，分数：
6.00）
3.00）
（1）.WhenwasJohnLennonkilledbyhisownfan?
∙A.OnDecember8,1980.
∙B.OnOctober7,1981.
∙C.OnNovember9,1983.
∙D.OnDecember8,1984.
[解析]OnDecember8,1980,JohnLennonwasgunneddowninfrontofhisNewYorkCityapartmentbuilding.LennonandhiswifeYokoOnohadjustlet1arecordingstudioinNewYorkatabout10:
30p.m.onthatfatefulnight21yearsago,andwhenthecouplereachedtheirhome,thenowlegendaryDakota,Lennonwasshotrepeatedlyby25year-oldfanMarkDavidChapman.LennondiedsoonafterofmassivebloodlossandwaspronounceddeadonarrivalatRooseveltHospital.Lennon'
slegacyishisphenomenalbodyofwork,bothasamemberoftheBeatlesandasasoloartist.Lennon'
sverypublicmurderraisedsecurityissuesforcelebritieshenceforward,sincebeingapproachableandaccessibleisalargepartofbeinganentertainer,evenwhenitoftenconstitutesaninvasionofprivacy.Singer-songwriterDanFogelbergspokewithLAUNCHsometimeagoabouthisownpersonalfears."
I'
vehadprivacyproblems,especiallyinthe90s,withoverzealousfans—obsessivefans—andI'
vehadtolimitwhatgetstomeandwhatgetstomyfriendsandmylovedones.And,unfortunately,that'
spartofcelebrity,IamnotasapproachableasIperhapswouldliketobe,youknow?
"
That'
sanunfortunatepartofourtime:
Thesecuritythreatstopeople.!
mean,weareinNewYorkCity.JohnLennonwaskilledherebyhisownfan."
It'
saconsiderationyouunfortunatelyhavetodealwithinanyaspectofpubliclife,"
hesaid.WhenwasJohnLennonkilledbyhisownfan?
（2）.HowoldwasMarkDavidChapmanwhenheshotatJohnLennon?
∙A.25yearsold.
∙B.21yearsold.
∙C.23yearsold.
∙D.24yearsold.
[解析]HowoldwasMarkDavidChapmanwhenheshotatJohnLennon?
（3）.WhoisDanFogelberg?
∙A.Asingersongwriter.
∙B.Adirectorsinger.
∙C.Acomposersongwriter.
∙D.Anactorsinger.
[解析]WhoisDanFogelberg?
（1）.WhatistrueaboutCentralParkinNewYorkCity?
∙A.Itcoversanareaofmorethan430hectares.
∙B.Ittookmorethan16yearstocomplete.
∙C.Thelakesandwoodlandswereallbuiltbyhumanlabor.
∙D.ThetwodesignersoftheparkwerefromBritain.
[解析]CentralParkinNewYorkCitycoversanareaofmorethan340hectares.ItwasthefirstpublicparkbuiltintheUnitedStates.In1958,adesigncompetitionwasheldtofindthebestideaforplanningthishugeareainthecenterofNewYorkCity.Thewinnersweretwolandscapedesigners,AmericanFrederickLawOlmstedandCalvertVauxfromBritain.Itwasnoteasytocreatethispark.Itmaylooklikeanaturalenvironmentoflakesandwoodlands,butitwasentirelybuiltbyhumanlabor.Workersmovedmillionsofcubicmetersofstoneandearthtoclearthearea.Theybroughtinmorethan14,000cubicmetersoffertilesoilfromNewJerseytomakeitpossibletogrowtreesandotherplants.Ittook15yearstocompletetheproject.CentralParkwasahugesuccessandhelpedcreateamovementacrosstheUnitedStatesforcreatingpublicgardens.Today,theparkismanagedbytheCentralParkConservancyunderanagreementwiththecityofNewYork.TheConservancyraisesabout85%ofthepark'
s27milliondollaryearlybudget.THereareafewfactsthathelpshowjusthowbig--andbusy--CentralParkis.Itcontainssevenkilometersofpathsforhorsebackridingandabout93kilometersofwalkingpaths.Whenyougettiredfromallthatwalking,therearemorethan9,000bencheswhereyoucansitdown.hereare21playgroundsforchildrenaswellasareastoplaybasketball,baseball,footballandevenchess.Thereisalsoazoo.And,everysummer,visitorscanwatchplaysbyWilliamShakespeareinanoutdoortheater.About25millionpeoplevisitCentralParkeachyeartoenjoyitsmanysightsandactivities.Theparkisalsoimportantfornaturallife.Itcontainsmorethan26,000trees.Andhundredsofkindsofbirdshavebeensightedintheparkwhichservesasastoppingareaforbirdsastheyflytootherplaces.
（2）.HowlongarethewalkingpathsinCentralPark?
∙A.7kilometers.
∙B.9kilometers.
∙C.39kilometers.
∙D.93kilometers.
（3）.Whatgamescanthechildrenplayinthepark?
∙A.Baseball,footballandvolleyball.
∙B.Basketball,baseballandfootball.
∙C.Basketball,footballandhockey.
∙D.Chess,baseballandtabletennis.
四、{{B}}SectionC{{/B}}（总题数：
5.00）
（1）."
Facebook"
and"
MySpace"
aresomeofthemostpopularblogsitesfor______.（分数：
填空项1:
__________________
（正确答案：
youngpeople）
[解析]PersonalInternetWebsites,orblogs,arebecomingmoreandmorepopularamongyoungpeople.Buttheriskstopersonalprivacyarealsoincreasing.Millionsofyoungpeoplearecreatingblogs.Millionsofothersarereadingthem.Theword"
blog"
isashortwayofsayingWeblog.ManypopularWebsitesnowofferfree,easywaystocreatepersonalWebpagesandfillthemwithwritingsandpictures.Websitescalled"
aresomeofthemostpopularblogsitesforyoungpeople.Manyyoungadultsusetheirblogstowriteaboutdailyactivitiesandeventsintheirlives.Theyalsoprovideaplaceforpeopletowritetheirideasandopinionsandreacttotheideasofothers.Blogsofferyoungpeopleaplacetoshowtheirwritingsandotherformsofself-expression.Blogscanalsobehelpfultoconnectyoungpeoplewithlargersocialgroups.Butsomeresearcherssaytheseemingly
升级会员 