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北京航空航天大学2005-2006学年第一学期大学英语（C级）期末考试试题

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PartIListeningComprehension

SectionA

Directions:

Inthissection,youwillhear10shortconversations.Attheendofeachconversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Boththeconversationandthequestionwillbespokenonlyonce.Aftereachquestiontherewillbeapause.Duringthepause,youmustreadthefourchoicesmarkedA）,B）,C）andD）,anddecidewhichisthebestanswer.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.

1.A）.TheraindelayedNancy.B）Shehurtherself.

C）Shehadadelay.D）Shecouldn’tgo.

2.A）Rentanapartmentinthesuburbs.

B）Todriveabout20milestoworkeveryday.

C）Buyafarm.

D）Tofindahouseabout20milesawayfromwork.

3.A）Helpthewomandownstairs.B）Takethebooksupstairs.

C）Movethebricks.D）Carrytheboxdown.

4.A）He’stoonervoustocalmdown.

B）He’salreadyanhourlatefortheinterview.

C）Thewomanfeelsnervousabouttheinterview.

D）Thewomanshouldn’tbesoupset.

5.A）Somebodystolehispassport.B）Helosthispassport.

C）Hispassportisinthecar.D）Hismoneywasstolen.

6.A）Lookingforwater.B）Plantingsomething.

C）Lookingforsomething.D）Gettingdirty.

7.A）Fiftydollars.B）Twenty-fivedollars.

C）Fortydollars.D）Twentydollars.

8.A）Itwasnotaverygoodbicycle.B）Hedidn’tthinkmuchofit.

C）Hewouldliketohaveonelikethat.D）Heusedtohaveonelikethat.

9.A）Pickuphisprescription.B）Takeanotetohisprofessor.

C）Lendhimhernotes.D）Borrowhisnotes.

10.A）Itisclear.B）Itissnowing.

C）Itiscloudy.D）Itisraining.

SectionB

Inthissection,youwillhear2shortpassages.Attheendofeachpassage,youwillhearsomequestions.Boththepassagesandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA）,B）,C）andD）.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.

Passage1

11.A）Becausehewantedtogetoff.

B）Becausehewantedtomakesurethatthedrivercouldhearthebell.

C）Becausehethoughtitwasfunnytodoso.

D）Becausethedrivercouldn’thearthebellifherangonce.

12.A）Becausetheconductorwasaforeigner.

B）Becausetheconductorspoketooquickly.

C）Becausethebellwasringingloudly.

D）BecauseHenrywastooannoyed.

13.A）Askthedrivertogoslowly.B）Askthedrivertostopthebus.

C）Askthedrivertogoon.D）Asktheconductortocollecttickets.

14.A）Thelandlady.B）Theconductor.

C）Thepassenger.D）Thebusdriver.

15.A）Henrywantedthebustogoon.

B）HenryspokepoorEnglish.

C）Henrylovedtoringbells.

D）Henrywasaforeignerwhodidn’tknowthecustomsofthecity.

Passage2

16.A）Richbutmean.B）Richandkind.

C）Neitherrichnorkind.D）Notrichbutkind.

17.A）Hegavethemtoabeggar.B）Heusedthemtopayforhistaxihome.

C）Heusedthemtopayforthelunch.D）Helostthem.

18.A）Eachpaidhisownbill.B）Thebeggar.

C）Neitherofthempaid.D）Theartist.

19.A）Hegavethebeggarmoremoney.

B）Heinvitedthebeggartospendthenightinhishome.

C）Hetookthebeggarhomeandgavehimbackthemoney.

D）Heinvitedthebeggartoanotherlunch.

20.A）Hehadsomethingelsetodo.

B）Hehadnomoneytopayforthetaxi.

C）Hedidn’twanttheartisttopayforthetaxi.

D）Hedidn'

twanttopayforthetaxieither.

PartIISpotDictation

Inthispart,youwillhearapassagethreetimes.Thepassageisprintedonyourtestpaperwith10blanks.Listencarefullyandfillintheblankswiththemissingwordsyouhavejustheard.

Acertainoldgentlemanwasvery（21）________________________,andthoughtthatyoungpeoplenowadayswerenotbeingtaughttheimportanceofknowing（22）____________________.

Onedayhewas（23）_________________nearhishomewhenhesawsomeyoungboysstandingaroundasmallcat.Theoldgentleman（24）___________________andaskedthem（25）_______________________.Oneoftheboyssaidtohim,“（26）____________________.We’retellinglies,andtheone（27）____________________getstokeepthecat.

Theoldgentlemanthoughtthatthiswasagoodopportunity（28）______________,sohesaidtothem,“（29）_______________inmylife.”Allatoncetherewasagreatshoutfromalltheboys,andtheysaid,“（30）________!

Youcantakethecat!

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PartIIIReadingComprehension

SectionAReadingindepth

Thereare2passagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA）,B）,C）andD）.YoushoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.

PassageOne

ResearchersusingthemostpowerfulcomputerintheworldsaidonTuesdaytheyhadfoundthestartoftheAIDSvirustobearound1930.

BetteKorberandherresearchfellowsattheLosAlamosNationalLaboratoryinNewMexicousedacomputermodeltofigureoutthemutations（突变）foundinHIVandtoestimatewhentheepidemicstarted.

“WeestimatethetimeofcommencingoftheHIV-1maingrouptobenear1930,”theysaidinawrittenstatementataninternationalmeeting.

ThefirstcaseofinfectionwithHIV,asitisknowntoday,couldhavebeeninachimp,whichpassedittoahuman,orinahumanbeinginfectedwithachimpvirusthatmutatedintoHIVinhisorherbody.

“Ithinkit’smorelikelyitwasahuman”,Korbertoldnewspaperwriters.“Itwasn’tforsurethecasethatachimpbitaman.”

Allowingformistakes,theactualstartcouldbeanywherebetween1910and1950,butKorbertoldthemeetingshedidtheexaminationintwowaysandbothcameinverycloseto1930.

OtherscientistsbelieveHIV,whichhasinfectednearly40millionpeopleworldwide,beganafteramonkeyvirusknownasSIVjumpedfromchimpstohumansinwesterncentralAfrica.

Korberusedaverypowerfulcomputertofigureouttherateofchangeofthevirus,knownforitsquickmutations.

Korberusedtwomodels—thequestionablemolecularclock,whichassumesthatgenesinanylivingbeingmutateanddevelopatanevenrate;

andamethodthatallowedfordifferentratesofchange.Bothgaveabestestimateof1930.

PeopleinsomepartsofAfricaoftenlookforandkillchimps,andaviruscaneasilyspreadduringbutchering.

AsecondgroupofHIVthatinfectspeople,knownasHIV-2,isbelievedtohavestartedoutinamonkeyknownasasootymangabey（白眉猴）.

31.Whichofthefollowingstatementsisnottrueaccordingtothepassage?

A）Korbermadetheirresultsknowninawrittenstatement.

B）TheAIDSvirusprobablyoccurredaround1930.

C）Researchersusedapowerfulcomputertofigureouttheresults.

D）Korberandherresearchfellowsdidtheirresearchbymeansofexperiments.

32.Accordingtothearticle,thefirstcaseofinfectionwithHIVmightnothavestarted_______.

A）inamanwholookedforandbutcheredchimps

B）inahumaninfectedwithachimpvirus

C）inachimpthatmusthavebittenaman

D）inachimpwhichpassedthevirustoahuman

33.Korberusedapowerfulcomputerinherresearchto____________.

A）discoverhowHIVstarted

B）explorewhichmodelwasmoreefficient

C）figureouttherateofchangeofthevirus

D）findoutamongvariouskindsofchimpswhichonecarriedthevirus

34.ThetwomodelsKorberusedaredifferentinthat___________.

A）theyallowfordifferentnumberofmistakes

B）theyarebasedondifferentideasinregardtothechangingratesofgenes

C）theyusedifferentmolecularclockstofigureoutresults

D）theyworkatdifferentrates

35.Whichofthefollowingisthemostsuitabletitleforthearticle?

A）ComputerFindsAIDSCommencedin1930

B）WhereDidtheAIDSVirusComefrom?

C）WhoistoBlamefortheSpreadoftheAIDSVirus?

D）ANewDiscoveryinComputerScience

PassageTwo

Allofuscommunicatewithoneanothernonverbally,aswellaswithwords.Mostofthetimewe’renotawarethatwe’redoingit.Wegesturewitheyebrowsorahand,meetsomeoneelse’seyesandlookaway,changepositionsinachair.Theseactionsweassumeareoccasional.However,inrecentyearsresearchershavediscoveredthatthereisasystemtothemalmostasconsistentandunderstandableaslanguage.

Oneimportantkindofbodylanguageiseyebehavior.Americansarecarefulabouthowandwhentheymeetoneanother’seyes.Inournormalconversation,eacheyecontactlastsonlyaboutasecondbeforeoneorbothofuslookaway.WhentwoAmericanslooksearchinglyintoeachother’seyes,theybecomemoreintimate.Therefore,wecarefullyavoidthis,exceptinsuitablesituations.

Researcherswhoareengagedinthestudyofcommunicationthroughbodymovementarenotpreparedtospelloutaprecisevocabularyofgestures.WhenanAmericanrubshisnose,itmaymeanheisdisagreeingwithsomeoneorrefusingsomething.Butthereareotherpossibleinterpretations,too.Anotherexample:

whenastudentinconversationwithaprofessorholdstheolderman’seyesalittlelongerthanusual,itcanbeasignofrespect;

itcanbeachallengetotheprofessor’sauthority;

itcanbesomethingelseentirely.Theresearcherslookforpatternsinthesituation,notforas