大学英语三级阅读模拟试题集文档格式.docx

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A.theauthorisadeafB.theauthorisablindpersonC.Mrs.AnneSullivanisadeafD.Mrs.AnneSullivanisablindperson

2.Accordingtothepassage,Mrs.AnneSullivanMacy.

A.failedtomaketheauthor'

slifemeaningfulB.wasquitesuccessfulineducatingtheauthorC.showedmuchimpatiencewiththeauthorD.didn'

tbelievethattheauthorwasabletolearnalot

3.Thefollowinghavemadetheauthor'

slifeworthlivingEXCEPT

accordingtothepassage.

A.kindnessB.gentlenessC.companionshipD.ambition

4.Theword“compassion”isclosestinmeaningto.

A.companionB.affectionC.strengthD.determination

5.Whatdoestheauthorwanttoconveytousinthepassage

A.thereareonly3daysforhertoseetheworldB.sheislongingformanythingswhicharedeartoherC.Mrs.AnneSullivanplaysaveryimportantroleinherlifeD.shelivesquiteadifferentlifefromothersPassageTwo

Britishuniversityentrants（新学员）expecttobeprovidedwithwashing

machinesanddryersintheirrooms,andevencarparkingspaces,asurveyhasfound.Studentsarealsolesspreparedtotoleratepoorqualitylivingconditionsthantheirpredecessors,saysthesurveybyBritishpollingorganizationMori.

Morethan1,000full-timeundergraduatesandpostgraduatesfrom21universitiesacrosstheUKweresurveyedfortheresearch.Itshowsthatlocationisthekeyfactorinchoosingaccommodationforstudents

nearlyhalfofthoseinterviewedsaidthatbeingclosetotheirplaceofstudywasthemostimportantfactorintheirchoice.Costcamesecond,withevidencethatmanyparentsfootthebillsfortheirchildren'

srent.The

surveyalsoshowsthatstudentsarenolongerpreparedtocarrybagsofwashingtothenearestlaunderette（自动洗衣店）.Thesenewcomersexpect

washersanddryerstobeprovidedwiththeiraccommodation.Thestudyalsohighlightsthosethingstoday'

sstudentsexpectasstandardcommunal

（公共的）areastocleanedregularly,utilitybillstobeincluded,evenprivatecarparkingspacetobeincluded.

SeparatefindingfromtheUK'

sNationalUnionofStudentspublishedearlierthisyearshowmorethanhalfofstudentsinprivaterentedaccommodationarelivinginunsatisfactoryconditions.

6.Whoarethesubjectsofthesurvey

A.someoverseastudentsinUKB.someundergraduatesandpostgraduatesinUKuniversitiesC.somegraduatesinUKuniversitiesD.someBritishstudentsinothercountries

7.WhatkindofaccommodationisthemostattractivetostudentsaccordingtothesurveybyBritishpollingorganizationMori

A.anapartmentneartheiruniversitiesB.acheaphousefarwayfromtheiruniversitiesC.anapartmentwithcarparkingspaceD.anapartmentwithwashingmachines

8.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothepassage

A.thesurveydescribedinthepassageisconductedbyUK'

sNationalUnionofStudentsB.mostofthesubjectsarefromuniversitiesinLondon

C.mostcollegestudentspaytherentbythemselvesD.studentsthink

thatcommunalareasshouldbecleanedregularlybycleanersratherthanthemselves

9.Accordingtothepassage,thechoiceofaccommodationisinfluencedby

thefollowingfactorsEXCEPT.

A.convenienceB.comfortC.lowrentsD.weather

10.Whatdoesthesurveyindicate

A.UKuniversitystudentsareincreasinglysatisfiedwiththeirlivingconditionsB.UKuniversitystudentsarelessandlessenergeticC.

UKuniversitystudentsdemandhigherqualitiesoftheirlivingconditions

D.UKuniversitystudentspaylessandlessattentiontotheirstudies

PassageThree

VotersinCaliforniawilldecideTuesdaywhethertoremoveGovernorGray

Davisfromoffice.Ifheisrecalled（罢免）,publicopinionstudiesshow

theleadingcandidatetoreplacehimisactorArnoldSchwarzenegger.

Yetthetwomenarenotreallyopponentsontheballot（投票选举）Tuesday.

MisterDavisistheonlynameonthefirstquestion.Votersareaskedtodecideifthegovernorshouldstayinofficeorberecalled.Heneedsfifty-percentofthevotesplusonetostay.

Thesecondquestionasksvoterswhosupporttherecalltochooseareplacement.135candidatesarelists.OneofthemisMisterSchwarzenegger.AnotherisLieutenantGovernorCruzBustamante.HeisconsideredtheleadingDemocraticcandidate.IfMisterDavisisrecalled,thecandidatewiththemostvoteswillbecomegovernor.

RepublicansworrythatanotherRepublicanontheballot,stateSenatorTomMcClintock,couldtakevotesawayfromMisterSchwarzenegger.MisterMcClintock,however,wasrefusingtowithdraw.RepublicanCongressmanDarrylIssafinancedtherecalleffort.Hesaidhewouldurgepeopletovote“no”ontherecallunlessoneoftheRepublicanswithdrewtoavoidsplittingthevote.

OpinionstudiesshowthatamajorityofCalifornianswanttorecallGovernorDavis.Manypeoplesaytheyareunhappywiththewayhehasdealtwithabudgetcrisis.

Criticsoftherecalleffortsayitisanundemocraticwaytotrytoremoveanelectedgovernorfromoffice.MisterDavisisinhissecondterm.HesaystherecallisaRepublicanefforttoseizepowerinCaliforniaandpossiblyotherstates.

18ofthe50statespermitspecialelectionstorecallthegovernor.6of

thosestatessaythegovernormustbeguiltyofsomewrongdoing.Californiaisnotoneofthem.Ithassomeoftheeasiestrulesforrecallelections.

11.Accordingtopublicopinionstudies,whoismostlikelytoreplace

GovernorGrayDavisasthenewgovernor

A.ArnoldSchwarzeneggerB.CruzBustamanteC.TomMcClintock

D.DarrylIssa

12.WhatisthemainreasonforremovingGovernorGrayDavisfromofficeaccordingtothepassage

A.heisnotgoodatgettingalongwithothersB.heisnotvery

politicallyinfluentialC.heisunabletocopewiththebudgetcrisissatisfactorilyD.theRepublicanwantstoseizepowerinCalifornia

13.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothepassageA.ifMisterDavisisrecalled,thecandidateneedsfifty-percentofthevotesplusonetobethegovernorB.DarrylIssaarguestheGovernorGrayDavisshouldstayinofficeC.GrayDavishasbeenthegovernorofCaliforniaforlessthan3yearsD.anyRepublicancandidatetoreplaceGrayDavismaysplitvotesfromArnoldSchwarzenegger

14.Whatmaybeinferredfromthepassage

A.mostUSstatespermitspecialelectionstorecallthegovernorB.inCalifornia,specialelectionstorecallthegovernorispermittedonlywhenthegovernorisguiltyofsomewrongdoingC.ArnoldSchwarzeneggerissuretowintheelectionD.theelectiontorecallthegovernorisactivelysupportedbytheRepublican

15.Whatistheauthor'

sattitudeintalkingabouttheelectiontoreplacethegovernor

A.criticalB.objectiveC.approvingD.arbitrary

ModelTest2

TheInternationalMonetaryFundhasagreedtohelpArgentinarefinancesome

ofitsdebt.ArgentinePresidentNestorKirchnerannouncedthedealWednesdayinBuenosAires.Theagreementisdesignedtohelpthecountryrecoverfromitsworsteconomiccrisis.

Thethree-yearagreementwillrefinance21,000milliondollarsofdebtowedtointernationallenders.Thisincludesmorethan12,000milliondollarsowedtotheIMF.MostoftherestisowedtotheWorldBankandtheInter-AmericanDevelopmentBank.TheagreementneedsofficialapprovalbytheIMFboardwhichmeetsinDubaionSeptember19th.

OfficialshadcriticizedtheIMF'

sdemandsinreturnfortheaidprogram.TheIMFhaddemandedthatArgentinapayprivatebanksformoneylostduringtheeconomiccrisisattheendof2001.Thecrisisledthegovernmenttodevalue（贬值）thepeso（比索）.TheIMFhadalsodemandedthatArgentinapermitprivateutilitycompaniestoincreasetheirrates.Theagreementdoesnotincludeeitherofthesedemands.

IMFManagingDirectorHorstKoehlersaidtheagreementisdesignedtohelpArgentinameetgoalsforgrowth,employmentandsocialequity（平等）.He

saiditalsowouldhelpthecountry'

sbankingsystemandincreaselendingneededtosupportrecovery.

Thecountry'

seconomictroubleswerelargelycausedbytoomuchspendingbythegovernment.ThecrisisinDecemberof2001deepenedarecession.

Argentinesarestilldealingwiththecrisis.Halfofthecountry'

s36

millionpeoplearepoor.Andtherearefewjobs.ManyArgentinesblamedishonest