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普林斯顿样题4

Princeton4

SectionOne:

ListeningComprehension

1.（A）Hernotebookismissing.

（B）Herhandwritingisdifficulttoread.

（C）Shewasn'tinclassthismorning,either.

（D）She'salreadylenthernotestosomeoneelse.

2.（A）Getascheduleofeventsattheathleticcenter.

（B）Refertothebusschedule.

（C）Waitfortheshuttleinthestudentlounge.

（D）Borrowaschedulefromanotherstudent.

3.（A）Shelooksgoodinblue.

（B）Sheneverwearssweaters.

（C）Shemightpreferanothercolor.

（D）Sheenjoysreceivinggifts.

4.（A）Someonepainteditforher.

（B）Shefinallyhadtimetopaintit.

（C）Shedecidedtopaintitlater.

（D）Somefriendswillhelpherpaintit.

5.（A）Today'sseminarwasinformative.

（B）Anotherseminarwilltakeplacethefollowingweek.

（C）Nextweek'sseminarisonadifferenttopic.

（D）Therewillbetwoseminarsnextweek.

6.（A）He'susuallyhappy.

（B）Helistenstomusicwhenhe'sinagoodmood.

（C）Hehadtopayahighpriceforhisstereo.

（D）He'spleasedwithhispurchase.

7.（A）Hecansendthewomanadditionalinformation.

（B）Thewomanreceivedthewrongbill.

（C）Heagreesthatthechargesaretoohigh.

（D）He'llcreditthewoman'saccount.

8.（A）Answerhercalls.

（B）Takeherhome.

（C）Writeoutalistofhiscalls.

（D）Telephoneherlaterintheday.

9.（A}Takingatest.

（B）GivingSpanishteststostudents.

（C）Payingforprivatelessons.

（D）Studying

10.（A）Thewindowisbroken.

（B）He'snervousaboutopeningthewindow.

（C）It'snotpossibletoopenthewindow.

（D）It'stoocoldtoopenthewindow.

11.（A）Hewasn'tofferedthejobhehadtalkedabout.

（B）Hedidn'treallywanttoworkinthebookstore.

（C）Hedidn'treallywanttoworkinthebookstorewas.

（D）Hedidn'trefusethebookstorejob.

12.（A）Sheneededtochangetheletterbeforemailingit.

（B）Shedidn'tknowhowmuchpostagewasneeded.

（C）Shedidn'thavetherightcoinstobuystamps.

（D）Thestampmachinehasbeenmoved.

13.（A）Theyshouldgotolunchsoon.

（B）Heneedstomakemorecoffeeforlunch.

（C）Thereisenoughcoffeeforseveralmorecups.

（D）Hewon'tdrinkanymorecoffeetoday.

14.（A）Therearetoomanyshoppingcentersalready.

（B）Theyaren'treallygoingtobuildashoppingcenter.

（C）Heknewabouttheplannedconstruction.

（D）Hehasn'tbeentotheothershoppingcenters.

15.（A）Shehastodosomeworktomorrow.

（B）She'llattendtomorrow'sperformance.

（C）Shedoesn'tintendtogototheplay.

（D）Shecan'tworkatthetheatertomorrow.

16.（A）Shehasn'tseenKate.

（B）Katehaschangedherplans.

（C）Themanhadmisunderstoodher.

（D）ThemanshouldgotoNewYorknextweek.

17.（A）Hedoesn'twanttoattendthegraduationceremony.

（B）He'sattendedonlyonegraduationceremony.

（C）Thewomandoesn'thavetoattendthegraduationceremony.

（D）Attendanceistakenatthegraduationceremony.

18.（A）Someonefromthehousingofficefixedthefaucet.

（B）Allencalledthehousingofficeforher.

（C）Shereplacedthefaucet.

（D）Allenrepairedthefaucet.

19.（A）Hedidn'tknowthatthewomanwasclasstreasurer.

（B）Hedoesn'twanttobetreasurer.

（C）Hedoesn'tthinkthewomanshouldrunforoffice.

（D）Hedidn'tknowtheelectionsweretoday.

20.（A）Hedoesn'thavemuchtimefortennis.

（B）He'senthusiasticabouthisnewcourses.

（C）Heplaystennisbetterthanshedoes.

（D）He'snotveryinterestedinhisschoolwork.

21.（A）He'lldrivethewomantothepaintstore.

（B）Hedoesn'treallylikethepainting.

（C）He'llholdthepaintingforthewoman.

（D）Hedoesn'tknowwherethepaintingis.

22.（A）Themanhurriedthroughbreakfast.

（B）Theroomistoowarmforasweater.

（C）Themanwillbelateifhedoesn'thurry.

（D）Theman'sappearanceshowsthathewasrushed.

23.（A）Thedoctorwasn'tfeelingwell.

（B）Hedidn'tseethenewdoctor.

（C）Thedoctorisn'tnewtotheinfirmary.

（D）Hemetthedoctorataconference.

24.（A）PayMarshaforthebookshelf.

（B）AskMarshawherethebookshelfis.

（C）CheckforthebookonMarsha'sshelf

（D）AskMarshaifshehasanextrabookshelf.

25.（A）Themancangetsomepaperatthenewstore.

（B）Shejustopenedanewboxofpaper.

（C）She'lltypetheman'spaperatherplace.

（D）Themancanbuytoday'spaperatthenewsstand.

26.（A）Shesawonlypartofit,

（B）Shecouldn'tgotoseeit.

（C）Shewasn'tinchargeofit.

（D）Shedidn'tunderstandit.

27.（A）Hedoesn'tlikeoldmovies.

（B）Hedidn'tseealargenumberofmovies.

（C）Hesawmorem0viesthanthewomandid.

（D）Hischildrenhaveseenmanymovies.

28.（A）Theairportisclosedduetobadweather.

（B）Anearlierclosureaffectedtheairport'sschedule.

（C）Theflightisfollowingitsregularschedule

（D）Theplanewillreturntoitspointofdeparture.

29.（A）Shehadn'tbeguntostudybiology.

（B）Shehadn'tlikedthepreviousbiologycourse.

（C）Shedidverywellinelementarybiology,

（D）She'dalreadytakenallthebiologycourses.

30.（A）SherecentlymovedtoMiami.

（B）Sheneededavacation.

（C）She'llleaveforMiamisoon.

（D）Shewaspleasedtogethispostcard.

31.（A）It'stoonoisy.

（B）'It'snotconvenienttotheuniversity,

（C）Theheatingsystemisdefective.

（D）Theownerisunpleasant.

32.（A）Telltheownertwomonthsinadvancethatshe'smoving.

（B）Alertthehousingauthoritiestoherproblem

（C）Movetoanotherapartmentinthesamebuilding.

（D）Leavebytheendofthemonth.

33.（A）Itmustbeonahigherfloor.

（B）Itmusthavequietsurroundings.

（C）Itmustbewithindrivingdistanceoftheuniversity.

（D）Itmustbeinanewbuilding.

34.（A）Rentwouldbeveryexpensive.

（B）Publictransportationwouldn'tbeavailable.

（C）ApartmentcomplexesinWindsorareold.

（D）ApartmentsinWindsortendtobenoisy.

35.（A）StartanewprogramatStateCollege.

（B）Studyatadifferentschool.

（C）Findasummerjob.

（D）Improvehergrades.

36.（A）Journalism.

（B）Science.

（C）Management.

（D）Art

37.（A）Itsreputationisn'tasgoodasStateCollege's.

（B）Shecan'tgetagoodrecommendationthere.

（C）Theregistrationofficehasn'tansweredherlettersyet.

（D）Shemaynotgetacceptedthere.

38.（A）Useherprofessorsasreferences.

（B）Studymoretoimprovehergrades.

（C）ThinkmorepositivelyabouttheStateCollegeprogram.

（D）Writetotheheadoftheartdepartment.

39.（A）summervacation.

（B）Thehomingoffice.

（C）Residentadvisers.

（B）Check-outprocedures.

40.（A）Registerforsummerschool

（B）Repairholesinroomwalls.

（C）Returntheirkeystothehousingoffice.

（D）Callthehousingoffice.

41.（A）Theirsummeraddresses.

（B）Anydamagetotheirrooms.

（C）Whentheyplantoleave.

（C）Questionsforthehousingoffice.

42.（A）Theliquefactionofgas.

（B）Techniquesusedforrefrigeration.

（C）Materialsusedtomakeindustrialcontainers.

（D）Thecostoftransportingnaturalgas.

43.（A）Itbecomesbrittle.

（B）Itexpands.

（C）Itoxidizes.

（D）Itbends.

44.（A）Ithasalowmeltingpoint.

（B）It'sexpensive.

（C）Itoftencontainsimpurities.

（D）Itspropertiesareunpredictable.

45.（A）Oxygen.

（B）Aluminum.

（C）Nickel.

（D）Boron.

46.（A）Behaviorofowlsinthewild.

（B）ExperimentsattheLondonZoo.

（C）Aninvestigationofaccidentalanimaldeaths.

（D）Anincreaseininsectsatthezoo.

47.（A）Owlcages.

（B）Insecticidespray.

（C）Sawdust.

（D）Mousetraps.

48.（A）Rats.

（B）Owls.

（C）Mice.

（D）Insects.

49.（A）Theychokedonsawdust.

（B）Theywerefedcontaminatedmice.

（C）Theywerebittenbydeadlyinsects.

（D）Theyescapedfromthezoo.

50.（A）Toillustrateaprincipleaboutenvironmentalpoisons.

（B）Todemonstratetheusefulnessofchemicals.

（C）Toshowhowzookeepersraisemiceincaptivity.

（D）Toproveapointaboutthebuildingindustry

SectionThree:

ReadingComprehension

Questions1-11

Withitsradiantcolorandplantlikeshape,theseaanemonelooksmorelikeaflowerthanananimal.Morespecifically,theseaanemoneisformedquiteliketheflowerforwhichitisnamed,withabodylikeastemandtentacleslikepetalsinbrilliantshadesofblue,green,pink,andred.ItsdiametervariesfromaboutsixmillimetersinsomespeciestomorethanninetycentimetersinthegiantvarietiesofAustralia.Likecorals,hydras,andjellyfish,seaanemonesarecoelenterates.Theycanmoveslowly,butmoreoftentheyattachthelowerpartoftheircylindricalbodiestorocks,shells,orwharfpilings.TheupperendoftheseaanemonehasamouthsurroundedbytentaclesthattheanimalUsestocaptureitsfood.

StingingcellsinthetentaclesthrowouttinypoisonthreadsthatparalyzeotherSmallseaanimals.Thetentaclesthendragthispreyintotheseaanemone'smouth.Thefoodisdigestedinthelargeinnerbodycavity.Whendisturbed,aseaanemoneretractsitstentaclesandshortensitsbodysothatitresemblesalumponarock.Anemonesmayreproducebyformingeggs,dividinginhalf,ordevelopingbudsthatgrowandbreakoffasindependentanimals.

1.Whichofthefollowingisthemaintopicofthepassage?

（A）Thevarietiesofoceanlife

（B）Thecharacteristicsoftheseaanemone

（C）Acomparisonoflandandseaanemones

（D）Thedefensesofcoelenterates

2.Thework"shape"inline1isclosestinmeaningto

（A）length

（B）grace

（C）form

（D）nature

3.Theauthorcomparesaseaanemone'stentaclestoaflower's

（A）stem

（B）petals

（C）leaves

（D）roots

4.Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethathydras

（A）werenamedafteraflower

（B）areusuallyfoundinAustralia

（C）preyonseaanemones

（D）arerelatedtoseaanem