大学英语四级模拟真题及答案9文档格式.docx

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C.Otherpeoplepaidforhisairfare.

D.Itisn'

tfairforhimtogoalone.

4.A.ThePersonnelManagerisnothere.

B.Mr.SmithisthePersonnelManager.

C.ThePersonnelManagerisonvacation.

D.Mrs.JonesisthenewPersonnelManager.

5.A.Inagarden.B.Inanorchard.C.Inashop.D.Inakitchen.

6.A.Halfamonth.B.Oneandahalfmonths.

C.Twomonths.DTwoandahalfmonths.

7.A.Avenuesruneastandwest.

B.Streetsareinthedowntownarea.

C.Avenuesrunnorthandsouth.

D.StreetsareinthewestsideofNewYork.

8.A.Pickupthemanat5:

00.

B.Meetherfriendsattherestaurant.

C.Makedinnerfortheman.

D.Dohererrandsafterdinner.

9.A.Itwillbereadybythreeo'

clocktoday.

B.Itcanbepickedupattwoo'

clocktomorrow.

C.Itwillbereadyintwohours.

D.Onlytworollswillbereadyontime.

SectionB（1pointeach）

Mini-talkOne

10.A.2-4times.B.4-6times.C.6-8times.D.About10times.

11.A.Dreamsshowpeopleareworkingatnight.

B.Dreamshelppeoplelookatdaily-lifesituationsandfears.

C.Dreamscanhelpussolveourproblems.

D.Dreamsallowustohavedifferentpersonalities.

12.A.Kingandqueen=ourparents.

B.Smallanimals=children.

C.Alongjourney=worriesaboutthedead.

D.Crossingariver=makinganimportantdecision.

Mini-talkTwo

13.A.400.B.1400.C.4000.D.4400.

14.A.Driveinastraight-line.

B.Walkalongawhiteline.

C.Passthebreathtest.

D.Alloftheabove.

15.A.Walkingtowork.

B.Receivingafine.

C.Beingnotallowedtodriveforawhile.

D.Payingforhisinsurance.

SectionC（1pointeach）

16.LectureTopic:

_________________________________

17.Step1:

________________________________________

18.Step2:

19.Step3:

20.Step4:

PARTIIVOCABULARY（10minutes,10points）

SectionA（0.5pointeach）

21.Thegirlwasfortunateenoughtoliveunderthecareofaninvolvedfatherandalovingmother.

A.sympatheticB.convictedC.concernedD.separated

22.Thereiscompellingevidencethatpollutionisresponsibleformanydeadlydiseases,suchascancer.

A.convincingB.controversialC.consistentD.contradictory

23.Theadvantageofthelatestmodelwillmanifestitselfinimprovedefficiencyandprotectionofeye-sight.

A.investB.concentrateC.plungeD.exhibit

24.Alltherecommendationsandadvicewillbeconsideredinearnestbeforeanyactionistaken.

A.beforehandB.seriouslyC.unanimouslyD.enthusiastically

25.Sometimesyouhavetotakewhatissaidonlinewithagrainofsalt,otherwisetherewouldbetoomuchnews.

A.completelyB.willinglyC.theoreticallyD.skeptically

26.Industrializedcountriesareonthecutting-edgeofthetrendofglobalizationthatisspreadingworldwide.

A.extremefrontB.effectivequalityC.underlyingforceD.fierceopponent

27.Thehugeprofitfrompatentrightsforcesmanycompaniestodevelopnewproductsontheirown.

A.secretlyB.independentlyC.jointlyD.readily

28.Inspiteofhisdiminishinginfluence,thisseniorscientisthasasayinsomeimportantissues.

A.expandingB.piercingC.decreasingD.lasting

29.Ithasbeenscientificallyprovedthatmandoeshavesomeinherentabilitiesthatotherspeciesdon'

tpossess.

A.geneticB.internalC.peculiarD.inborn

30.TheyoungGalileocarriedonhisexperiments,turningadeafeartohisfather'

splea.

A.suspendedB.continuedC.fulfilledD.completed

SectionB（0.5pointeach）

31.Toomuchtimehas______sinceweworkedonthisproject.

A.circulatedB.elapsedC.occupiedD.detached

32.Thegirlfreshfromcollegefinallyreceivedajob_____shehadbeenexpecting.

A.requestB.pleaC.suggestionD.offer

33.Howeverbusyweare,we'

lltrytogetbackhome_____thedinnerontheeveoftheLunarNewYear.

A.intimeforB.inexchangeforC.instoreforD.inreturnfor

34.Somedifficultchoicesinvolvinglifeanddeatharesimplyoutsidethe______ofeconomicanalysis.

A.dimensionB.scaleC.domainD.space

35.China'

seconomy,whichwasnowonthebrinkofcollapse,wasbeginningto_____aftertheimplementationofreformandopening-up.

A.payoffB.takeoffC.leaveoffD.dropoff

36.Afteramonthorso,shecametodislikethesubjectandwishedshehadnot_____it____.

A.put...upB.given...upC.taken...upD.made...up

37.Itisconsideredacrimeto_____anelectionofanykindbybribingvoters.

A.fabricateB.launchC.populateD.manipulate

38.Visitorstothisplateauarelikelytohavea______headacheforthefirstfewdays.

A.splittingB.slappingC.slicingD.sprawling

39.Thecentralgovernmentisintensifyingeffortstopopularize_____educationinrurallocalities.

A.voluntaryB.impulsiveC.instinctiveD.compulsory

40.Theyarestudyingwhatkindofpreferencesmight_______thissurgingdemandforhome-madeTVsets.

A.takeafancytoB.bringintoplayC.giverisetoD.growoutof

PARTIIICLOZETEST（10minutes,10points,1pointeach）

Nobodylikestakingexams;

examsinyourownlanguagecanbestressfulenoughbutsomehowexamsinaforeignlanguagealwaysseemtocausemoreworryandanxiety.Well,thegoodnewsisthat,ifyou41somesimplesteps,takingEnglishlanguageexamscanbereallyquite42.Itwon'

texactlybefun,butitcertainlyshouldn'

tgiveyoutoomanyheadachesorsleeplessnights.

Ifyouareplanningto43oneofthewell-knownexamssuchasCambridgeFirstCertificate,youwillprobablyfindthatthere'

sapreparationcourse44ataschoolnearyou.Checkthattheschoolhasagood45ofexamsuccessandthattheteacheris46.Itisagoodideatoaskifyouwillbegivenhomeworkand47yourwrittenworkwillbemarkedbyateacherwhoknowsthelevelofEnglish48bytheexam.

Ifyoutakeanexampreparationcourseyourteacherwillgiveyoualltheinformationyouneedandyouwillfindthat49inaclasshelpsyoutostudymoreeffectively.Butyouwillstillneedto50inalotofworkyourself（afterall,theteachercan'

ttaketheexamforyou!

）.

41.A.mindB.walkC.followD.keep

42.A.fascinatingB.painlessC.enjoyableD.marvelous

43.A.haveB.prepareC.participateD.take

44.A.possibleB.availableC.offeringD.existing

45.A.managementB.foundationC.expectationD.record

46.A.experienceB.experiencingC.experiencedD.experiences

47.A.howB.thatC.whatD.whether

48.A.requiredB.determinedC.correspondedD.accorded

49.A.goingB.comingC.beingD.getting

50.A.putB.actC.sitD.give

PARTIVREADINGCOMPREHENSION（45minutes,30points,1pointeach）

Passage1

Thereareover6,000differentcomputerandonlinegamesintheworldnow.Asegmentofthemareconsideredtobebotheducationalandharmlesslyentertaining.Onesuchgameteachesgeography,andanothertrainspilots.Otherstraintheplayerinlogicalthinkingandproblemsolving.Somegamesmayalsohelpyoungpeopletobecomemorecomputerliterate,whichismoreimportantinthistechnology-drivenera.

Butthedarksideofthecomputergameshasbecomemoreandmoreobvious."

Asegmentofgamesfeaturesanti-socialthemesofviolence,sexandcrudelanguage,"

saysDavidWalsh,presidentoftheNationalInstituteonMediaandFamily."

Unfortunately,it'

sasegmentthatseemsparticularlypopularwithkidsagedeighttofifteen."

Onestudyshowedthatalmost80percentofthecomputerandonlinegamesyoungpeoplepreferredcontainedviolence.Theinvestigatorssaid"

Thesearenotjustgamesanymore.Thesearelearningmachines.We'

reteachingkidsinthemostincrediblemannerwhatit'

sliketopullthetrigger.Whattheyarenotlearningarethereal-lifeconsequences."

Theyalsosaid"

Thenewandmoresophisticatedgamesareevenworse,becausetheyhavebettergraphicsandallowtheplayertoparticipateinevenmorerealisticviolentacts."

InthegameCarmageddon,forexample,theplayerwillhavedrivenoverandkilledupto33,000peoplebythetimealllevelsarecompleted.Adescriptionoftheoutcomeofthegamesays:

"

Yourvictimsnotonlysquishunderyourtiresandsplatterbloodonthewindshield,theyalsogetontheirkneesandbegformercy,orcommitsuicide.Ifyoulike,youcanalsodismemberthem."

Isallthissimulatedviolenceharmful?

Approximately3,000differentstudieshavebeenconductedonthissubject.Manyhavesuggestedthatthereisaconnectionbetweenviolenceingamesandincreasedaggressivenessintheplayers.

Somespecialistsdownplaytheinfluenceofthegames,sayingthatotherfactorsmustbetakenintoconsideration,suchasthepossibilitythatkidswhoalreadyhaveviolenttendenciesarechoosingsuchgames.Butcoulditbethatviolentgamesstillplayacontributingrole?

Itseemsunrealistictoinsistthatpeoplearenotinfluencedbywhattheysee.Ifthatweretrue,whywouldthecommercialworldspendbillionsofdollarsannually

fortelevisionadvertising?

51.Whichofthefollowingcomputergame