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浙江大学博士研究生入学考试英语真题
浙江大学2013年博士研究生入学考试英语真题
SectionI:
Listeningcomprehension
SectionII:
Vocabulary(15%)
Directions:
Thereare15incompletesentencesinthissection.Foreachsentencetherearefour
choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.choosetheONEanswerthatbestcompletesthesentence.Thenmark
thecorrespondingletteronANSWERSHEETIwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.
21.Asthefirm’sbusinessincreasedtheymoreandmoreemployees.
A.tookup巳.tookinC.tookafterD.tookon
22.Sincethesituationischanging,let’stakesomemeasurestodeal
withit.
A.available巳.changeableC.considerableD.flexible
23.Asagoodphotographer,youmustdevelopanawarenessoftheworldaroundyou
andthepeoplewhoit.
A.innovateB.inhabitC.integrateD.inherit
24.Notallpersonsarrestedandwithacrimeareguilty,andthemainfunc-
tionofcriminalcourtsistodeterminewhoisguiltyunderthelaw
A.sentenced
B.accused
0.persecuted
D.
charged^
25.Asaresult,theyhadto
answeringtheirletterbythreedays.
A.decide
巳.refrain
O.surpass
D.
delay
26.Thereport
mentionedthat
someimportant
people
hadattendedthe
closing
A.surgeon
巳.suspicion
C.ceremony
D.
target
27.Hisbirthdayswasinabighotelandattendedbyabout200people.
A.inspectedB.installedC.celebratedD.interfered
28.Theofjettravelhasmadetheworldseemsmaller.
A.remarkB.relationshipC.removalD.innovation
29.Beforeyoucanstartabusiness,youwillhavetoraisethenecessary,
A.investment巳.savings0.incomeD.capital
30.Duringtheracesthereweretwoaccidentstomotor-cyclistsincludingone
accident.
A.fatalB.killingC.deadlyD.deathly
31.Thecompanyisonthyvergeofbankruptcy,andthousandsofjobsare
at.
A.danger巳.lossC.threatD.stake
32.Asaresultofthestrike,theGovernmentisurgingpeopletobewithe-
lectricity.
A.economicsB.economicalC.economyD.economics
33.Veryfewscientistswithacompletelyanswertotheworld’sproblem.
A.comeonB.comeupC.comeinD.comeround
34.apasser-bywasquickenoughtothefallingchildanddrewhimoutthe
pathofalorry.
A.putaway巳.liftupC.grabbedatD.soughtafter
35.Althoughmostdreamsapparentlyhappen,dreamactivitymaybepro-
vokedbyexternalinfluences.
A.instantaneousB.simultaneouslyC.spontaneouslyD.unanimously
SectionIII:
ClozeTest(20%)
Directions:
Thereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage.Foreachblanktherearefourchoices
markedA,B,candD.YoushouldchoosetheONEthatbestfitsintothepassage.Thenmarkthecor-
respondingletteronANSWERSHEETIwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.
Doyouforgettoturnoffthelightsandheaterswhenyougooutofaroom?
In2040it
[36]notmatter.Theywillturnthemselvesoff—andonagainwhenyou[37]
.Youwillchoosethetemperatureforeachroom,thelighteningandhumidity,a
sensor[38]thepresenceofahuman(and,withluckignorethedog!
)and
turnthesystemon,andwhenthehumans[39]itwillturnthemoffagain.
Thesensorswillworkthroughthecentralhomecomputer,andtheywilldo[40]
morethanjustturnthefiresandlightsonand[41]foryou.They
willdetectthe[42]electricalappliancesplugsorswitches,isolatethem[43]
theycannotharmanyone,andthen[44]youthattheyneedre-
pair.Theywilldetectfireandifyouareoutofthe[45],thecomputerwillcall
thefirebrigade.Itwillalso[46]thepolice[47]thesensorsde-
tect[48]intruder.Thiswiltnotbetoodifficult[49]thelockonthe
outsidedoorswillbeelectronic.Youwillopenthemusingyourpersonalcard一theoneyou
useforshopping—maybeusinga[50]knownonlytoyou.
Itwillbe[51]tolosethekeys,andahousebreakerwillhaveto[52]
withthelockorwithawindow.Itisnowverydifficulttomakesuchtampering
and[53]asignaltothecomputer.
Thecomputerwillbemorethanafireman-police-servant.Itwillbean[54]
,andmostofyourentertainmentwillcomerightintoyourhome.Itdoesnow,of
course,butby2040entertainmentwillmeanmuchmore.Foronethingyouwillbeableto
takepart「551
,ratherthanjustwatching.
36.A.will
B.do
C.can
D.could
37.A.goout
巳.return
C.runout
D.goaway
38.A.willdetect
B.detect
C.detected
D.detecting
39.A.come
B.leave
C.say
D.stand
40.A.many
B.much
C.alotof
D.all
41.A.off
B.on
C.away
D.in
42.A.fault
巳.faultless
C.faulty
D.faultiness
43.A.somuch
B.sothat
C.inthat
D.bythat
44.A.warns
巳.warned
C.warning
D.warn
45.A.house
巳.home
C.room
D.unit
46.A.send
巳.take
C.bring
D.call
47.A.should
巳.could
C.can
D.would
48.A.a
B.the
C.an
D.some
49.A.because
B.where
C.why
D.'how
50.A.figure
B.amount
C.number
D.sum
51.A.impossible
巳.impossibility
C.impossibly
D.possibly
52.A.hamper
巳.deal
C.handle
D.tamper
53.A.sent
B.willsend
C.send
D.sending
54.A.entertain
B.entertaining
C.entertainer
D.entertainment
55.A.actively
B.passively
C.inactively
D.possibly
SectionIV:
ReadingComprehension(20%)
Directions:
Thereare4passagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsofun-
finishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Youshoutdecide
onthebestchoiceandmarksthecorrespondingletteronANSWERSHEETIIwithasinglelinethrough
thecenter.
Passage1
Itmightbesupposedthatgreaterefficiencycouldbeachievedifseveralpeopleto-
gethertosolveaproblemthanifonlyoneindividualworksonit.
Althoughgroupsoftenmayincreasethemotivationoftheirmemberstodealwithprob-
lems,thereareconflictsarisingamongmembersofagroup.Problemsolvingneedsthe
presenceofaneffectiveleaderwhonotonlyprovidesdirection,butalsopermitstheorder-
ly,constructiveexpressionofdifferentopinions;muchoftheleader’seffortmaybedevot-
edtoresolvingdifferences.Successinproblemsolvingalsodependsonthedistributionof
abilitywithinagroup.
Althoughgroupsmayreachagreatnumberofcorrectsolutions,ormayrequireless
timetodiscoverananswer,theirefficiencyistypicallylowerthanthatachievedbyskilled
individualworkingalone.,
Inbrainstorming,aproblemispresentedtoagroupofpeoplewhothenproceedtoof-
ferwhatevertheycanthinkof.Theoreticallytheseunrestrictedsuggestionsincreasethe
probabilitythatatleastsomebettersolutionswillappear.Nevertheless,studiesshowthat
whenindividualsworkaloneundersimilarconditions,performancetendstoproceedmore
efficientlythanitdoesingroups.
Underspecialcircumstances;however,agroupmaysolveproblemsmoreeffectively
thanacompetentindividualdoes.Groupmembersmaycontributedifferentresourcestoa
solutionthatnoindividualcanachievealone.Sometimessocialdemandsmayrequire
groupagreementonasingleissue,asinmakingnationaleconomicormilitarypoliciesun-
derthegovernmentswhenonlyoneamongseveralsolutionsiscorrect,evenifagroupre-
quiresmoretimeithasahigherprobabilityofidentifyingtherightonethandoesanindivid-
ualalone.
51.Inagroup,problemsolvingneeds.
A.thepresenceofaneffectiveleader巳.thebestwaytocollectresources
C.everyonetoworkharderD.morefunds
52.Accordingtotheauthor,itiseasierforgroupstoreach.
A.mistakestheywanttomakeB.theplacewhichtheywanttogo
0.theplacewheretheywanttorestD.agreaternumberofcorrectsolution
53.Theauthorthinksthatunrestrictedsuggestionscanbringabout.
A.sometrouble巳.somebettersolutions
C.somemoretimeD.somemoreeffort
54.Itcanbeseenfromthepassagethatagroupwillbemoreefficientin.
A.discussingdirectionsB.correctingmistakes
A.dealingwithnationalproblemsD.findingaproblem
55.Accordingtotheauthor,whichofthefollowingstatementisTRUE?
A.agroupofpeoplemaysolveproblemsmoreeffectivelythananindividual.
B.Theefficiencyofagroupisworstintheworld.
0.agroupwillnotbeefficientindealingwithnationalpolices.
B.Effectiveleadersoftensolvetheproblemsthemselves.
Passage2
Today,cigarettesmokingisawidespreadhabit.About43percentoftheadultmen
and31percentoftheadultwomenintheUSsmokecigarettesregularly.Itisencouraging
tonote,however,thatmillionsofpeoplehavegivenupthesmokinghabit.75percentof
themalepopulationand46percentofthefemalepopulationhavesmokedcigarettesat
sometimeduringtheirlives,but26percentofthesemenand11percentofthewomen
havestoppedsmoking.Thenumberofpersonswhohavegivenupsmokingisincreasing.
Itisafactthatmenasagroupsmokemorethanwomen.Amongbothmenand
womentheagegroupwiththehighestproportionofsmokersistheagegroup24一44.
Income,educationandoccupationallplaypartindeterminingaperson'ssmoking
habits.Citypeoplesmokemorethanpeoplelivingonfarms.Well-educatedmenwithhigh
incomesarelesslikelytosmokecigarettesthanmenwithfeweryearsofschoolingandlow-
erincomes.Ontheotherhand,ifawell-educatedmanwithahigherincomesmokesatall,
heislikelytosmokemorepacksofcigarettesperday.
Thesituationissomewhatdifferentforwomen.Thereareslightlymoresmokersamong
womenwithhigherfamilyincomesandhighereducationthanamongthelowerincomeand
lowereducationalgroups.Thesemorehighlyeducatedwomentendtosmokemoreheavi-
ly-
Amongteenagersthepictureissimilar.Therearefewerteenagesmokersfromupper-
income,well-educatedfamilies,andfewerfromfamilieslivinginfarmareas