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三、Don'
tLetDepressionRuinaGoodThing(总题数:
10,分数:
70.00)
2.Alwayswiththethoughtofbeingaloser,apersonmightsufferfromdepression.
7.00)
填空项1:
__________________
(正确答案:
Y)
本题涉及到文章第三段的内容:
抑郁症的症状。
题目与文章第三段列举的症状第三点“我总是很失败”一致。
3.Causesofdepressioncanbedividedintotwocategories,internalfactorsandexternalones.
文章在第四~六段分析了引起抑郁症的原因:
基因因素和外部诱因。
题目中的"
internalfactors"
就是文章中的"
geneticfactors"
,本题考查的是考生对“genetic”一词的理解。
4.Women,olderandpoorpeoplearemoreeasilytogetdepressed.
N)
文章在第七~八段谈到抑郁症患者时指出“女人,老年人,工作压力大的雇员和慢性病患者患有抑郁症是‘正常’的。
”而真正提到更易患抑郁症的人群文章只有第八段,“Womenaremorethantwiceaslikelyasmentoexperiencedepression.”由此可见,本题与原文不一致。
5.Blue-collarworkersgenerallyhaveasmallerchancetohavedepressionthanwhitecollars.
NG)
文章第三个副标题下的内容即第七~九段分析了抑郁症人群,并没提到蓝领和白领患抑郁症可能的问题。
6.Whetherdepressionisaphysicaldiseasehasnotbeenconfirmedyet.
第十一段最后一句话表明“很多人认为心理疗法比运用抗抑郁症药物疗法更有效,但忽视了抑郁症是一种纯正的身体疾病的事实。
”由此可见,本题与原文不一致。
7.Ifthetreatmentofdepressionispostponed,thepatientsmayhavemorechancesofrecurrence.
判断本题的正误在于理解第十二段最后一句话:
“早期治疗可以降低复法的可能性”。
8.Theauthorwantstoconveyhis/herideathatdepressionisakindofnormaldiseasewhichcanberecognizedandcured.
本题考查的这篇文章的大意,题目与原文一致。
9.Thedefinitionofdepressionis1.
akindoflong-standingdeepandtensesadness/adeeper,moreintensekindofsadnessthatlastsalotlonger)
文章第一~二段是对抑郁症的简单介绍。
在第二段中提到对这种病的定义:
“一种严重、持续时间长的情绪低落。
”
10.Socialreasonsfortriggingdepressionare1.
greaterworkstressandfamilyresponsibilities)
本题答案在第八段,作者分析了引起女性抑郁症高发的原因。
11."
Toughitout"
inparagraph10means1.
togetthroughdespitehardship)
根据第十段对"
toughitout"
上下文的分析可知有些患者于寻求治疗抑郁症的帮助,或不愿说出自己的感受,所以应该是“强忍着”病痛。
用英语表达即是"
togetthroughdespitehardship"
。
四、PartⅢListeningComprehension(总题数:
五、SectionA(总题数:
六、Questions11to18arebasedontheconversationyouhavejustheard.(总题数:
56.00)
A.Saturday.
B.Wednesday.
C.Friday.
D.Thursday.
√
[听力原文]
W:
HowlongcanIkeepthisbook?
M:
TodayisTuesday.You'
llhavetoreturnitthedayaftertomorrow.
Q:
Whenshouldthewomanreturnthebook?
A.Doctorandnurse.
B.Customerandwaitress.
C.Bossandsecretary.
D.Managerandclerk.
ImustsaythesteakwasdeliciousandI'
veneverhadbetterservice.
Thankyou,sir.I'
llpassyourcomplimentsontothecook.Andthankstooforthetip.
Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?
A.Ontherailwayplatform.
B.Nearthedeparturegate.
C.Infrontofthecheck-in.
D.Onboardtheplane.
Wherehaveyoubeen?
IthoughtIwasgoingtohavetotaketheplanewithoutyou.
I'
msorry,Ithoughtweweregoingtomeetinfrontofthecheck-in.FortunatelyIthoughtofcomingtothedeparturegatejustnow.
Wheredidtheconversationtakeplace?
A.Shewillfirstinsurethecarbeforelendingit.
B.Sheisgladtolendhercar.
C.Shedoesn'
tknowwhatthemanisgoingtodowithhercar.
D.Sherefusestolendhercar.
CanIuseyourcartonight?
Well,youknow,it'
sstillanewcar.AndIhaven'
tinsuredit.
Whatdoesthewomanmean?
A.Helikestheirspeciallanguageandmusic.
B.Heknowstheyareaspecialgeneration.
C.Hereallycan'
tappreciatetheirstylesandhabits.
D.Hebasicallyagreeswiththeircreation.
Well,everygenerationcreatesitsownspeciallanguagejustlikeithasitsownstylesinclothes
andmusic.
Yes,butthestylesandhabitsoftoday'
steenagersaresounacceptable.Lookatthewayt~eydressandtheirhairstyle!
What'
stheman'
sattitudetowardsthecontemporaryteenagers?
A.Dr.WilliamsisverybusyonTuesday.
B.Dr.Williamsusuallyseespatientspromptly.
C.Dr.Williamsforgothisappointmentwiththeman.
D.Dr.Williamsdidn'
thaveanappointmentwiththeman.
LastTuesdaywhenIwasatDr.Williams'
office.Ispentoveranhourinthewaitingroom.
Really?
Somethingmusthavecomeupthatday?
WhatdoweknowaboutDr.Williams?
A.Cathyisnotsoforgetful.
B.Cathyusedtohaveagoodmemory.
C.Cathyshouldnottrytomemorizethewholescript.
D.Cathyshouldn'
tbesonervous.
Mr.Brown,ItriedtomemorizethescriptbutIkeepforgettingthelines.
Look,Cathy,you'
llbefineifyoustopputtingsomuchpressureonyourself.
Whatdoesthemanmean?
A.She'
sconcernedabouthermother.
B.She'
striedtoremindhermotherallthetime.
C.She'
sgoingtosendhermothertoahospital.
D.She'
sworriedabouthersickmother.
David,Idon'
tknowwhathashappenedtoMother.Hermemoryseemstobegoing.Ihavetoremindherofalmosteverything.
Don'
tworry,Jane.She'
sjustgettingold.
WhatdoweknowaboutJane?
七、Questions19to22arebasedontheconversationyouhavejustheard.(总题数:
28.00)
A.Torenewherpassport.
B.Tomakeouttheroute.
C.Tobookthetickets.
D.Tosubtlehisapartment.
[听力原文]19-22
Youlooksoexcited,whathappenedtoyou.
IwillgotoEuropeonbusiness,youknowit'
smyfisttimetogetthere.
Whenisitthatyouareleaving?
Injustfourweeks,andIamexcited.ButtherearestillsomethingsIhavetodobeforeIgo.
Likewhat?
Likerenewingmypassport,callingthetravelagencytobookmyplaneticketand,what'
smoreimportant,figuringoutwhattodowithmyapartmentwhileI'
mnothere.
Youarenotgoingtogiveitup,areyou?
Noway,I'
llneverfindanotherapartmentaroundhere.ButIdon'
tliketheideaofpayingthreemonths'
rentonanemptyapartment,either.
Perhapsyoucanrentittoothers.
Yes,butwhomto?
Letmesee.Oh,Iknowjusttheperson,aclassmatesofmine,JimTomas,iscomingheretodo
someresearchthisautumn,fromSeptembertoNovember.
That'
sexactlywhenI'
llbeaway.Thatwillbegreat,aslongasthelandlordagrees.
llbecallingJimlatethisweekanyway,soI'
1ltellhimaboutit.
Well,thanks,Bill,letmeknowwhathappens.Thatextramoneywillreallycomeinhandy?
19.Whatdoesthewomanneedtodoatthetravelagency?
A.Becausetheapartmentischeaperthantheothers.
B.Becausethelandlordisverynicetoher.
C.Becausetheequipmentintheapartmentisquitegood.
D.Becauseshecouldn'
tfindanotherapartmentnearby.
Whydoesn'
tthewomanwanttogiveupherapartmententirely?
A.Fourweeks.
B.Threeweeks.
C.Fourmonths.
D.Threemonths.
HowlongwillthewomanbeinEurope?
A.Oldfriends.
B.Classmates.
C.Relatives.
D.Businesspartners.
WhatistherelationshipbetweentheManandJimTomas?
八、Questions23to25arebasedontheconversationyouhavejustheard.(总题数:
21.00)
A.Healwaysstaysuplate.
B.Hestayeduplatethatnighttopreparefortheexamthenextday.
C.Heisongoodtermswiththestorekeeper.
D.Hedidn'
thavebreakfastinthedinninghallthatmorning.
[听力原文]23-25
Doyouknowwhathappenedtometoday?
Iwassoembarrassed.
What?
Well,Ihadtostayuplatelastnightbecause1hadtofinishthehomeworkProfessorBrownhadassignedtous.Igotuplatethismorning.WhenIopenedmyeyes,itwas7,45.
Oh,it'
sterrible,theclassbeginsin15minutes!
Yes,soIputonmyclothesandrushedoutmydormitory.Ihadnotimetohavemybreakfastinthedinninghall,soIranintoastore,grabbedapieceofbreadandleftthereasquicklyaspossible,whenIgottotheclassroom,it'
sabouttogetstarted.
Well,isthereanythingwrong?
Absolutely,whenIjustleftthestore,Inoticedthatsomebodyfollowedout,butIwasinsuchahurrythatIdidn'
tstop.WhentheclasswasoverandIwasabouttoleave,mysupervisor,Mr.Black,showedupwithamiddle-agedman.Mr.BlacksaidthemantoldhimthatIhadstolensomebreadinhisstore,hetracedmeoutbythebookIleftinthestorewithmynameonit.
HowcanIbelievethat?
SodidI!
ButsuddenlyIrealizedwhathadhappened,Iforgottopayforthebread.SoImadetheexplanationtohimandapologizedforth