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复旦大学2007年博士研究生入学考试英语试题

PartⅠVocabularyandStructure（15points）

Directions：

Thereare30incompletesentencesinthispart.ForeachsentencetherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatbestcompletesthesentence.Thenmarkthe

correspondingletteronANSWERSHEETⅠwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.

1.Althoughthefalsebanknotesfooledmanypeople,theydidnottoaclose

examination.

A．keepupB．putupC．standupD．lookup2．WhenIbentdowntotiemyshoelace,theseatofmytrousers.

A．splitB．crackedC．brokeD．holed

3.Histhighswerebarelystrongenoughtosupporttheweightofhisbody.

A．inanimateB．rusticC．malleableD．shrunken

4.Togetmytravellers'chequesIhadtoaspecialchequetothebankforthetotalamount.

A．makeforB．makeoutC．makeupD．makeoff5．Shedescribedthedistributionoffoodandmedicalsuppliesasanightmare.

A．paranoidB．putativeC．benignD．logistical

6．Asordid,sentimentalplotunwinds,withaninevitableending.

A．mawkishB．fatefulC．belovedD．perfunctory7．Despiteeffortsbythefinanceminister,inflationroseto36points.

A．absurdB．grimyC．valiantD．fraudulent

8.InIwishIhadthoughtaboutalternativecoursesofaction.

A．retrospectB．disparityC．successionD．dissipation9．Psychoanalyststendtoregardbothandmasochismasarisingfromchildhood

deprivation.

A．attachmentB．distinctionC．ingenuityD．sadism10．Fearshowedintheeyesoftheyoungman,whiletheoldmanlookedtiredand.

A．wateryB．wanderingC．wearyD．wearing

11.TheclashbetweenRealMadridandArsenalisbeingasthematchoftheseason.

A．harbingerB．alluredC．congestedD．lodged12．Whathetoldmewasaofdownrightlies.

A．loadB．mobC．packD．flock13．Weregrettoinformyouthatthematerialsyouorderedare.

A．outofworkB．outofstockC．outofreachD．outofpractice

14.Irealizedtheconsequences,Iwouldneverhavecontemplatedgettinginvolved.A．EvenifB．HadC．AslongasD．If

15.TheymanagedtothesoundonTVeverytimetheallegedvictim'snamewasspoken.

A．deadenB．depriveC．punctuateD．rebuff16．Hehadbeentoappearincourtonchargesofincitementoflawbreaking.

A．illuminatedB．summonedC．prevailedD．trailed17．Thecomputerdoesn'thumanthought;itreachesthesameendsbydifferent

means.

A．flunkB．renewC．succumbD．mimic18．Howaboutaglassoforangejuicetoyourthirst？

A．quenchB．quellC．quashD．quieten19．Therainlookedasifithadforthenight.

A．setoffB．setupC．setoutD．setin

20.Myauntlosthercatlastsummer,butitaweeklateratahomeinthenext

village.

A．turnedupB．turnedinC．turnedonD．turnedout21．Asisknowntoall,avaguelawisalwaystodifferentinterpretations.

A．invulnerableB．immuneC．resistantD．susceptible22．Themanagerfactsandfigurestomakeitseemthatthecompanywasprosperous.

A．beguiledB．besmirchedC．juxtaposedD．juggled

23.Toourgreatdelight,yesterdaywereceiveda（n）donationfromabenefactor.

A．handsomeB．awesomeC．miserlyD．prodigal24．Studentswhogetveryhighmarkswillbefromthefinalexamination.

A．expelledB．banishedC．absolvedD．ousted25．Itmethatthemanwasnottellingthetruth.

A．effectsB．pokesC．hitsD．stirs26．JohnglancedatMarytoseewhatshethought,butsheremained.

A．manifestB．obnoxiousC．inscrutableD．obscene27．Myneighbortendedtoreactinaheatandway.

A．impetuousB．impertinentC．imperativeD．imperceptible28．Thismorningwhenshewaswalkinginthestreet,ablackcarbesideher.

A．drewoutB．drewoffC．drewdownD．drewup29．Shedecidedtokeepreticentabouttheunpleasantpastandittomemory.

A．attributeB．alludeC．commitD．credit

30.Itdidnottakelongforthecentralbanktotheirfears.A．sootheB．snubC．smearD．sanctify

PartⅡReadingComprehension（40points）

Directions：

Thereare4readingpassagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.Foreachofthem,therearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,Cand

D．ChoosethebestanswerandmarkcorrespondingletteronANSWERSHEETⅠwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.

PassageOne

JeanleftAliceSpringsonMondaymorningwithregret,andflewalldayina“Dragonfly”'aircraft;anditwasaveryinstructivedayforher.ThemachinedidnotgodirectlytoCloncurry,butflewtoandforacrossthewastesofCentralAustralia,depositingsmallbagsofmailatcattlestationsandpickingupcattle-menandtravelerstodropthemoffafterahundredorahundredandfiftymiles.Theylandedeightortentimesinthecourseoftheday,atplaceslikeAmmarooandHatchesCreekandmanyotherstations;ateachplacetheywouldgetoutoftheplaneanddrinkacupofteaandhaveatalkwiththestationmanagerorowner,andgetbackintotheplaneandgoontheirway.BytheendofthedayJeanPagetknewexactlywhatacattlestationlookedlike,andshewasbeginningtohaveaverygoodideaofwhatwentonthere.

TheygottoCloncurryintheevening,afairlyextensivetownonarailwaythatraneastward

totheseaatTownsville．HereshewasinQueensland,andsheheardforthefirsttimetheslowdeliberatespeechoftheQueenslandthatremindedheratonceofherfriendJoeHarman.ShewasdrivenintotowninaveryoldopencaranddepositedatthePostOfficeHotel;shegotabedroombutteawasover,andshehadtogodownthewide，dustymainstreettoacaféforhereveningmeal.Cloncurry,shefound,hadnoneofthecleanattractivenessofAliceSprings;itwasatownwhichsmeltofcattle,withwidestreetsthroughwhichtodrivethemdowntothestockyard,manyhotels,andafewshops.Allthehouseswereofwoodwithred-paintedironroofs;thehotelshadtwofloors,butveryfewoftheotherhouseshadmorethanone.

Shehadtospendadayhere,becausetheairservicetoNormantonandWillstownranweeklyonaWednesday．Shewentoutafterbreakfastwhiletheairwasstillcoolandwalkedinonedirectionupthehugemainstreetforhalfamiletillshecametotheendofthetown,thencamebackandwalkeddownitaquarterofamiletillshecametotheotherend.Thenshewentandhadalookattherailwaystation,and,havingseentheairfield,withthatshehadseenalltherewastoseeinCloncurry.Shelookedinatashopthatsoldtoysandnewspapers,buttheyweresoldoutofallreadingmatterexceptafewbooksaboutdress-making;asthedaywasstartingtowarmupshewentbacktothehotel.ShemanagedtoborrowacopyoftheAustralianWomen'sWeeklyfromthemanageressofthehotelandtookittoherroom,andtookoffmostofherclothesandlaydownonherbedtosweatitoutduringtheheatoftheday.MostoftheothercitizensofCloncurryseemedtobedoingthesamething.

Shefeltlikemovingagainshortlybeforeteaandhadashower,andwentouttothecaféforanice.Weigheddownbytheheavymealofroastbeefandplum-puddingthattheQueenslanderscall“tea”shesatinafoldingchairforalittleoutsideinthecooloftheevening,andwenttobedagainatabouteighto'cock.Shewascalledbeforedaybreak,andwasoutattheairfieldwiththefirstlight.

31.WhenJeanhadtoleaveAliceSprings,she.

A.wishedshecouldhavestayedlodgerB．regrettedshehaddecidedtoflyC．wasn'tlookingforwardtoflyingallday

D．wishedithadnotbeenaMondaymorning

32.HowdidJeangetsomeideaofAustraliancattlestation？

A.Shelearntaboutthematfirsthand.

B.Shelearntaboutthemfromfriends.

C.Shevisitedthemweekly.

D.Shestayedononeforaweek.

33.Jean'smaincomplaintaboutCloncurryincomparisonwithAliceSprings,was.A．thewidthofthemainstreetB．thepoorserviceatthehotel

C．thepoor-lookingbuildingsD．thesmellofcows34．ForhereveningmealontheseconddayJeanhad.

A．onlyanice-creamB．alotofcookedfood

C．somecoldbeerD．acooling,butnon-alcoholicdrink35．JeanleftCloncurry.

A．earlyonWednesdaymorningB．lateonTuesdayeveningC．afterbreakfastonTuesdayD．beforebreakfastonTuesday

PassageTwo

Itwasunfortunatethat,aftersotrouble-freeanarrival,heshouldstumbleinthedarkashewasrisingandseverelytwisthisankleonapieceofrock.Afterthefirstshockthepainbecamebearable,andhegathereduphisparachutebeforelimpingintothetreestohideitasbesthecould.Thehardnessofthegroundandthedeepdarknessmadeitalmostimpossibletodothisefficiently.Thepineneedleslayseveralinchesdeepsohesimplypiledthemontopoftheparachute,cuttingtheshorttwigsthathecouldfeelaroundhislegs,andspreadingthemontopoftheneedles.Hehadgreatdoubtsaboutwhetheritwouldstayburied,buttherewasverylittleelsethathecoulddoaboutit.

Afterlimpingforsomedistanceinanindirectcourseawayfromhisparachutehebegantomakehiswaydownhillthroughthetrees.Hehadtofindoutwherehewas,andthendecidewhattodonext.Butwalkingdownhillonarapidlyswellinganklesoonprovedtobealmostbeyondhispowers.Hemovedmoreandmoreslowly，walkinginlongsidewaysmovementsacrosstheslope,whichmeanttakingmorestepsbutlesspainfulones.Bythetimeheclearedthetreesandreachedthevalley,daywasbreaking.Misthunginsoftsheetsacrossthefield.Smallcottagesandfarmbuildingsgroupedlikesleepingcattlearoundavillagechurch,whosepointedtower,pointedhighintothecoldwinterairtowelcomethemorning.

“Ican'tgonofurther，”JohnHardingthought.“Someoneisboundtofindme,butwhatcan'tIdo？

ImustgetarestbeforeIgoon.Ther'lllookformefirstupthereonthemountain

wheretheplanecrashed.Ibetthey'reoutlookingforitalreadyandthey'reboundtofindtheparachuteintheend.Ican'tbelievetheywon't.Sothey'llknowI'mnotdeadandmus