大学英语四级名校西安外国语学院密卷14Word文档格式.docx

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D）Hewantedthewomantohelphim.

7.A）He’sratherhappytohearso.

B）He’sdisappointedtohearso.

C）He’sunhappytohearso.

D）He’ssurprisedtohearso.

8.A）Hethoughtitwasagoodcar.

B）Hethoughtitwastoonoisy.

C）Hethoughttherewaswrongwiththecar.

D）Hedidn’tlikeit.

9.A）Inacar.

B）Inatrain.

C）Inaship.

D）Inaplane.

10.A）She’llgototheconcert.

B）she’llhaveameeting.

C）She’llwatchherneighbor’schildren.

D）She’llvisitherneighbor.

SectionB

Directions:

Inthissection,youwillhear3shortpassage.Attheendofeachpassage,youwillhearsomequestions.Boththepassageandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA）,B）,C）andD）.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.

PassageOne

Questions11to13arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

11.A）Sendingthemtotheshopforsomemilk.

B）Tellingthemadoghasdied.

C）Yourshoelaceisundone.

D）Eatingsomethingdeliciousfoodontheable.

12.A）Herfatherlostapen.

B）Herfatherdidn’tknowwherehispennywas.

C）Shetoldthefatherthathelostapenny.

D）Herfatherwantedtobuysomething.

13.A）Shefooledherfather.

B）Shewantedherfathertopickitup.

C）Herfatherwaslookingforthepenny.

D）Alloftheabovewerenottrue.

PassageTwo

Questions14to16arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

14.A）Itisnotreallyanewone.

B）Itisthenewonebutdoesn’tworkproperly.

C）Itisthenewonebutitisnotnicelooking.

D）Itisthenewonebutmyfrienddoesn’tlikeit.

15.A）Themilkwentsourquickly.

B）Therefrigeratorhadanunusualsmell.

C）Shedoesn’tcheckeverycornerinside.

D）Shewipedtherefrigeratorout.

16.A）Theshoppromisedtochangeanotherone.

B）Theshoppromisedtorepairitifyouchargeit.

C）Theshoppromisedtorepairitforfreeitifitbrokedowninthefirstthreemonths.

D）Theshoppromisedtorepairitforfreeitifitbrokedowninonemonth.

PassageThree

Pleasefillvacanciesaccordingtothepassageyouhavejustheard.

Whata17____________thatyourletterwiththenewspaperclipping“RichesoftheSea”arrivedthesamedaythesciencedepartmentherealectureonoceanography!

Iplanedtogotoamoviethatnight,butafterIhadgotyourletterIdecidedtoattendthelectureinstead,andIwas18_______gladIdid.

Asyouknow,whatIwantedtodoafterIfinishedschoolhasneverbeenverycleartome.DayalwayswantsmetobeateacherbutnowIbelieveIlikedtobean

oceanographer.Untilthelecture,Ialwayshadthoughtoftheoceanasjustavastbodyofwaterwhereoneswam,rodethesurf,ortookashipforsomefar-offplace.DrBrown,the19___________,mademerealizethattheoceanwasagreatnewfrontier,withuntoldpotentialasasourceoffoodandofotherproducts20________tomankind.

Hetalkedaboutthenewdevelopmentstakingplaceinoceanresearchthesedays.Iwilltrytogiveyouabriefsummaryofsomeofthethingshementioned.

PartⅡ

ReadingComprehension（35minutes）

Therearefourpassagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbysome

questionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA）,B）,C）andD）.YoushoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.

Questions21to25arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

If,attheendofaconversationsomebodysaystome,“assoonasIknow,I’llringyouup”,heistalkingtoomuchforgranted.Heisproposingtoattemptthe

impossible.SoIhavetosay,“I’mafraidyoucan’t.Yousee.I’mnotonthetelephone.Ijusthaven’tgotatelephone.”

Whydon’tyouhaveatelephone?

NotbecauseIpretendtobewiseorposeasunusual.Therearetwochiefreasons:

becauseIdon’treallylikethetelephoneIfindIcanstillworkandplay,eat,breatheandsleepwithoutit.Whydon’tIlikethetelephone?

BecauseIthinkitisapestandatime-waster.Itmaycreateunnecessarysuspenseandanxiety,aswhenyouwaitforanexpectedcallthatdoesn’tcome;

orirritatingdelay,aswhenyoukeepringinganumberthatisalways

engaged.Asforspeakinginapublictelephonebox,whichseemstomereallyhorrible.Youwouldnotuseitunlessyouwereinahurry,andbecauseyouareina

hurryyouwillfindotherpeoplewaitingbeforeyou.Whenyoudogetintothebox,youarehalfasphyxiatedbystale,unventilatedair,flavoredwithcheapface

-powderandchain-smoking;

andbythetimeyouhavebegunyourconversationyour

backischilledbythecoldlookofsomebodywhoisfidgetingtotakeyourplace.Ifyouhaveatelephoneinyourownhouse,youwilladmitthatittendstoring

whenyouleastwantittoring;

whenyouareasleep,orinthemiddleofameal

oraconversation,orwhenyouarejustgoingout,orwhenyouareinyourbath.

Areyoustrong-mindedenoughtoignoreit,tosaytoyourself,“Ah,well,itwillallbethesameinahundredyears’time.Youarenot.Youthinktheremaybesomeimportantnewsormessageforyou.Haveyouneverrusheddrippingfromthebath,orchewingfromthetable,ordazedfromthebed,onlytobetoldthatyouareawrongnumber?

Supposeyouignorethetelephonewhenitrings,andsupposethat,foronce,some

bodyhasanimportantmessageforyou.Icanassureyouthatifamessageisreallyimportantitwillreachyousoonerorlater.Thinkoftheproverb:

“illnews

travelsapace.”Imustsaygoodnewsseemstotraveljustasfast.Andthinkof

thesaying:

“thetruthwillout.”Itwill.

21.Thewritedoesnotliketelephoneinapublictelephonebox,because____.

A）unventilatedair

B）itisfarfromhishome

C）itisnotconvenient

D）hemustpayforit

22.Inthethirdparagraph,“itwillallbethesameinahundredyears’

time’means____.

A）thephonehasbeenthesamethingformanyyears

B）everythingwillremainthesamethingwhetherIanswerthephoneornot

C）thephonewillnotbechangedinahundredyears

D）thephonewillnotbechangedformanyyears

23.Whatdoes“thetruthwillout”meaninthelastsentence?

A）Thetruthwillbecomepublicly.

B）Thetruthwillbetruth.

C）Thetruthwilldisappear.

D）Thetruthwillbehidden.

24.Whichofthefollowinginthemainideaofthepassage?

A）Itisnotnecessarytohaveatelephonebecauseillnewstravelsjustasfast

asgoodnews

B）Thewriterstateshisreasonsfornothavingatelephone.

C）Thewriterdoesnotlikethetelephoneatall.

D）Peoplecanliveanormallifewithoutatelephone.

25.Whatkindofpersondoyouthinkthewriteris?

A）Eccentric.B）Modern.

C）Realistic.D）Idealistic.

Questions26to30arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

Spendingtimeinabookshopcanbemostenjoyable,whetheryouareabook-loverormerelygotheretobuyabookasapresent.Youmayevenhaveenteredtheshopjusttofindshelterfromasuddenshower.Whateverthereason,youcansoonbecome

totallyunawareofyoursurroundings.Thedesiretopickupabookwithanattractivedust-jacketisirresistible,althoughthismethodofselectionoughtnottobefollowed,asyoumightendupwitharatherdullbook.Yousoonbecomeengrossedinsomebookorother,andusuallyitisonlymuchlaterthatyourealize

youhavespendtoomuchtimethereandmustdashofftokeepsomeforgotten

appointment-withoutbuyingabook,ofcourse.

Thisopportunitytoescapetherealitiesofeverydaylifeis,Ithink,themain

attractionofabookshop.Therearenotmanyplaceswhereitispossibletodot

his.Amusicshopisverymuchlikeabookshop.Youcanwanderroundsuchplaces

toyourheart’scontent.Ifitisagoodshop,noassistantwillapproachyouwiththeinevitablegreeting:

“canIhelpyou,sir?

”Youneedn’tbuyanythingyou

don’twant.Inabookshopanassistantshouldremaininthebackgrounduntilyouhavefinishedbrowsing.Then,andonlythen,arehisservicesnecessary.Ofcourse,youmaywanttofindoutwhereaparticularsectionis,butwhenhehasledyouthere,theassistantshouldretirediscreetlyandlookasifheisnotinterestedinsellingasinglebook.Youhavetobecarefulnottobeattractedbythevarietyofbooksinabookshop.Itisveryeasytoentertheshoplookingforabookon,say,ancientcoinsandtocomeoutcarryingacopyofthelatestbest-sellingnovelandperhapsabookaboutbrass-rubbing-somethingwhichhadonlyvaguelyinterestedyouuptillthen.Thisvolumeonthesubject,however,happenedtobesowellillustratedand

thepartofthetextyoureadprovedsointeresting,thatyoujusthadtobuyit

.Thissortofthingcanbeverydangerous.Apartfromrunningupahugeaccount

youcanwasteagreatdealoftimewanderingfromsectiontosection.

Book-sellermustbebothlong-sufferingandindulgent.Thereisastorywhichwellillustratesthis.Amedicalstudenthadtoreadatext-bookwhichwasfartoo

expensiveforhimtobuy.Hecouldn’tobtainitfromthelibraryandtheonlycopyhecouldfindwasinhisbookshop.Everyafternoon,therefore,hewouldgoa

longtotheshopandreadalittleofthebookatatime.On