考研英语二模拟试题及答案解析6.docx

上传人:b****6 文档编号:5818884 上传时间:2023-01-01 格式:DOCX 页数:38 大小:51.32KB
下载 相关 举报
考研英语二模拟试题及答案解析6.docx_第1页
第1页 / 共38页
考研英语二模拟试题及答案解析6.docx_第2页
第2页 / 共38页
考研英语二模拟试题及答案解析6.docx_第3页
第3页 / 共38页
考研英语二模拟试题及答案解析6.docx_第4页
第4页 / 共38页
考研英语二模拟试题及答案解析6.docx_第5页
第5页 / 共38页
点击查看更多>>
下载资源
资源描述

考研英语二模拟试题及答案解析6.docx

《考研英语二模拟试题及答案解析6.docx》由会员分享,可在线阅读,更多相关《考研英语二模拟试题及答案解析6.docx(38页珍藏版)》请在冰豆网上搜索。

考研英语二模拟试题及答案解析6.docx

考研英语二模拟试题及答案解析6

考研英语二模拟试题及答案解析(6)

(1~20/共20题)SectionⅠUseofEnglish

Directions:

Readthefollowingtext.Choosethebestword(s)foreachnumberedblankandmarkA,B,CorDonANSWERSHEET1.

Formanypeople,emotionsareascarything.__1__oftheproblemisthatwejustdon´tknowwhattodowiththem,accordingtoDarleneMininni,Ph.D,authorofTheEmotionalToolkit.Soweadopttheonlystrategieswe__2__know.Ifyou´reaman,youmightdistractyourself__3__playingvideogames,tinkeringwithyourtoolsordrinkingalcohol,shesaid.Ifyou´reawoman,youmightshoporeat.__4__tothesetoolsoccasionallyisOK,Mininnisaid.Makingthempartofyourregularcopingrepertoire,however,isproblematic.

 Emotionsarevaluable,and__5__abountyofbenefits.Emotionssendusimportantmessagesandhelpusconnectwithothersandaccomplishgreatthings,Mininnisaid.Using__6__strategies,however,cansabotageourrelationships,jobandevenourhealth,Mininnisaid.Infact,peoplewhohandlestresseffectivelyhavehealthierimmunesystems,don´tgetsickasoftenandage__7__16yearsmoreslowlythanpeoplewhodon´t.

 There´sactually__8__consensusonwhatanemotionis,andscientistsmayhavevariousinterpretations.Mininni__9__emotionsasa"full-bodyexperience,"aninterplaybetweenourthoughtsandphysicalsensations.Forinstance,akindofgiddyhappinessandanxietyhavethesamesensations,suchastightmusclesanda__10__heart.Whatdetermineswhetherwefeelhappyoranxiousareourthoughts.Mininnisaidthatallemotions__11__intothesecategories:

anxiety,sadness,angerandhappiness.Inordertoidentifythe__12__ofyouremotion,askyourselfthesequestions:

 Anxiety:

WhatamIafraidof?

Sadness;WhathaveIlost?

Anger:

HowhaveIormyvaluesbeenattacked?

Happiness;WhathaveIgained?

 Onceyou´veidentifiedyouremotionalstate,thelaststepistotake__13__.Askyourselfifthere´sanythingyoucandotosolvethesituation,Mininnisaid.Ifthereis,considerwhatyoucando.Ifthere´s__14__youcando,determinehowyoucancopewiththeemotion,shesaid.Mininnisuggestedmeditating,gettingsocialsupport,writing,exercisingandseekingtherapy.

 Thinkofthesestrategiesasanemotionaltoolkit.Yousimply__15__yourkit,andpickoutthehealthytoolyouneed,Mininnisaid.Infact,youcancreateanrealtoolkit,andpackitwith__16__itemssuchassneakers,yourjournal,funnyfilms,favoritebooksandalistofpeopleyou´dliketocallwhenyou´re__17__.Thestrategiesthatworkbestwill__18__witheachperson,dependingonyourpersonality,physiologyandotherindividualfactors,Mininnisaid.Forsomepeople,runningworkswondersinalleviatinganxiety.Forothers,meditationis__19__.

 Emotionsmayseemconfusingandthreateningbutapplyingtheabovepracticalandclear-cutapproachrevealsemotionsfor__20__theyreallyare;useful,informativeandfarfrommurky.

第1题

A.Apart

B.Part

C.Aportion

D.Portion

第2题

A.do

B.don´t

C.did

D.didn´t

第3题

A.by

B.from

C.into

D.to

第4题

A.Applying

B.Going

C.Turning

D.Using

第5题

A.derive

B.obtain

C.offer

D.weigh

第6题

A.healthy

B.unhealthy

C.sound

D.innovative

第7题

A.priorto

B.nextto

C.nearto

D.upto

第8题

A.a

B.an

C.no

D.the

第9题

A.defines

B.discusses

C.explains

D.illustrates

第10题

A.big

B.pounding

C.strong

D.weak

第11题

A.belong

B.fall

C.go

D.move

第12题

A.burden

B.conflict

C.intimacy

D.message

第13题

A.action

B.advice

C.aim

D.attitude

第14题

A.anything

B.everything

C.nothing

D.something

第15题

A.choosebetween

B.decideamong

C.reachinto

D.thinkabout

第16题

A.comforting

B.comforted

C.comfortable

D.comfort

第17题

A.exhilarated

B.happy

C.jealous

D.upset

第18题

A.stay

B.stick

C.vary

D.value

第19题

A.bad

B.worse

C.fine

D.better

第20题

A.how

B.what

C.why

D.whether

下一题

(21~25/共20题)SectionⅡReadingComprehension

Directions:

Readthefollowingfourterts. Answerthequestionsbeloweachtextbychoosing[A],[B],[C]or[D].MarkyouranswersonANSWERSHEET1.

Untillastyear,AlanFelzerwasanenergeticengineeringprofessorwhotookthestairstohisclassestwostepsatatime.Nowthe64-year-oldgrandfathersitsstrappedtoawheelchair,abletomovelittlebuthislefthand,hisvoiceanear-whisper.FelzersuffersfromALS,alsoknownasLouGehrig´sdisease.Thefatalneurologicaldisorderstealsthebody´sabilitytomove,speakandultimatelytobreathe.Butratherthansuccumbtodespairalongwithhisillness,FelzerturnedtotheWebtobecomehisownmedicalresearcher—andhisownguineapig.

 DozensofALSpatientsaretestingtreatmentsontheirownwithoutwaitingontheslowpaceofmedicalresearch.TheyarepartofanemerginggroupofpatientswillingtoshareintimatehealthdetailsontheWebinhopesofmakingtheirownmedicaldiscoveries.

 Somedoctorscautionthatsuchpatient-ledresearchlacksrigorandmayleadtounreliableresults,falsehopesandharmtopatients."TheInternetisawonderfultool,butyouknow,it´sbuyerbeware,"saidDr.EdwardLangston,immediatepastchairmanoftheAmericanMedicalAssociation´sboard.

 InFelzer´scase,theexperiment´sresultsillustratetheobstaclesthatstandbetweenpatientsandself-discoveredbreakthroughs.Thedrughetrieddidnogood.Butheandhisfamilyfelttheyhadlittletimeandlittletoloseintrying."ALSissuchashortillness,"saidFelzer´swife,Laura.Shehelpsherhusbandcommunicateusingsignlanguagewithhisonegoodhandwhenhisslow,haltingwordsbecomedifficulttounderstand."Youwanttodowhatyoucanasfastasyoucan."

 TheU.S.FoodandDrugAdministrationhasapprovedonlyonedrugtotreatALSsymptoms.Itonlyworksforsomepatients,anditseffectsarelimited.Asaresult,InternetforumsforALSpatientsbrimwithlinkstothelatestresearchofferinganyhintofpromise.AfterAlanFelzerwasdiagnosedlastyear,his33-year-olddaughter,Karen,divedintotheforumsandfoundnewhope.Workingonline,KarenFelzerandMacedorecruitednearly200patientsworldwidetotakeaspecificlithiumdosageandanswerstandardsurveystogaugetheirsymptoms.TheybeganrunningtheirstudythroughaWebsitecalledPatientsLikeMe.com,usingittoattractvolunteersandtracktheirprogress.

 Onthesite,patientssharedetailedinformationabouttheirsymptomsandthedrugstheyaretaking.Thesitefocusesonconditionsthathavestubbornlyresistedmedicalscience,suchasALS,Parkinson´sandmultiplesclerosis.Thesite´sfoundershopeprofessionalandamateurresearchersalikewilldipintotheresultingpoolofdataandemergewithinsightsthatleadtobettertreatments."Myultimatefrustrationthatdrovethissiteintoexistencewasanoverallfeelingthattherewasalackoftransparencyandspeedorurgency"bythemedicalsystem,saidJamieHeywood,whoco-foundedPatientsLikeMemonthsbeforehisownbrotherdiedofAI.S.

第21题

SomeALSpatientsortheirfamilyturntotheWebforhelpbecause______.

A.theycanshareinformationabouttheeffectofsometreatments

B.theycangetinformationaboutnewlydevelopedmedicines

C.themedicalcommunityhasobviouslyneglecttheirdemands

D.theyknowtheyaregoingtodieandgrowdesperate

第22题

Dr.EdwardLangston´sattitudetowardspatient-ledresearchisoneof______.

A.indignation

B.approval

C.disapproval

D.reservedconsent

第23题

Itcanbeinferredthatthelithiumdosage______.

A.isadiseasethatdefiesmedicaltreatment

B.isanewmedicineforALSpatients

C.willturnouttobeapromisingmedicineforALS

D.isastandardsurveyforanewmedicine

第24题

ThePatientLikeMeWebsite______.

A.hasgivenfeedbacktothemedicalcommunity

B.wascreatedbyaterminallyillpatient

C.hasproducedsomelimitedeffects

D.iscreatedmainlyforincurablediseases

第25题

Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtotheauthor?

A.Patient-ledresearchisriskyandshouldbebanned.

B.DrugsalesontheWebhavegoneoutofcontrol.

C.Patient-leddrugtrialsdefymedicalsystem.

D.ALSisthemostdeadlydiseaseidentifiedsofar.

上一题下一题

(26~30/共20题)SectionⅡReadingComprehension

Directions:

Readthefollowingfourterts. Answerthequestionsbeloweachtextbychoosing[A],[B],[C]or[D].MarkyouranswersonANSWERSHEET1.

"Itcan´tbethateveryannualsalarynegotiationmakesitastrainjusttobegintheschoolyear,"saidPresidentCristinaFernandezdeKirchnerduringaspeechtoCongressonMarch1st.Yesitcan.

 Strikesthisweekdelayedthestartofclassesin19ofArgentina´s24districts,afterprovincialunionsandgovernmentsfailedtoreachagreementsaboutwagerises.Negotiationsbetweenthenationalgovernmentandfederalunions,whicharemeanttosetaminimumbenchmarkfortheprovinces,alsofoundered.Withsomeunionsdemandingmorethan40%hikes,thenationalgovernmentandBuenosAires´sprovincialgovernment,themostinfluentialnegotiators,offeredincreasesofjust22%and25.5%thisyearrespectively.Theunionscalledtheproposals"aprovocation".

 Tensionhadbeenexpected.Theteachers´unionswantsalaryrisesaboveArgentina´sgallopinginflationrate.SincethestartoftheyearthegovernmenthasdevaluedtheArgentinepesobyover20%,causinginflationexpectationstospike.AccordingtoEduardoLevyYeyatiofElypsis,aconsultancy,pricesareexpectedtojumpby32%thisyear.Andnowthatthegovernmenthasstartedpublishingmorerealisticdata,itcannotsimplypretendtheproblemofrisingpricesdoesnotexist.

 Theteachers´unionshaveastronghand.InDecemberprovincialpolicesqueezed35%-100%payincreasesoutoftheiremployers.Public-sectoremployeesarenot

展开阅读全文
相关资源
猜你喜欢
相关搜索

当前位置:首页 > 考试认证 > IT认证

copyright@ 2008-2022 冰豆网网站版权所有

经营许可证编号:鄂ICP备2022015515号-1