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10托福历年真题
2000年10月TOEFL试题
SectionOne:
ListeningComprehension
PartA
1.(A)Shehashadtheman'scalculatorsince
Thursday.
(B)Theman'scalculatorisbroken.
(C)Themanmayusehercalculator.
(D)She'llreturntheman'scalculatoron
Thursday.
2.(A)Buyadifferentkindofmedicine.
(B)Seeadoctor.
(C)Takeasecondpill.
(D)Avoidtakinganymedication.
3.(A)He'llgorunningafterhisstudygroup
meeting.
(B)Hedoesn'tagreewiththewoman
abouttheweather.
(C)Hedoesn'tliketogorunning.
(D)He'llgowiththewomanthis
afternoon.
4.(A)Anotherfriendcommentedonhis
haircuttoo.
(B)Thewomanhasmistakenhimfor
anotherperson.
(C)Hedecidedtotryanewbarbershop.
(D)Adifferentpersoncuthishairthis
time.
5.(A)Themanshouldn'tbesurprisedathow
busyheis.
(B)Themanshouldleavemoretimefor
hisstudies.
(C)Themanshouldtrytofindadifferent
job.
(D)Thebookstorewillbehiringmore
people.
6.(A)Thewomanshouldgetmoresleep.
(B)Thewomanmaybesickerthanshe
realizes.
(C)Heisn'tsick.
(D)Hedoesn'tthinkthewomanissick.
7.(A)Theartmuseumisn'topentoday.
(B)Thenumber42busdoesn'trunon
Mondays.
(C)Themanshouldwaitforthenumber'
42bus.
(D)Shehasnevertakenthebustotheart
museum.
8.(A)Themanshouldbuyajacketinstead
ofasuit.
(B)Thegreenjacketdoesn'tfitaswellas
theblueone.
(C)Thestyleofclothingismore
importantthanthecolor.
(D)Themanlooksbetterinblue.
9.(A)Thewomanwillgettoherclasson
time.
(B)Thewomanshouldgotoadifferent
counter.
(C)Hedoesn'tlikesandwichesvery
much.
(D)He'shavingtroubledecidingwhatto
eat.
10.(A)Hersister'strainislate.
(B)Hersisterwillvisitinthreemonths.
(C)She'llhavetoleavewithouther
sister.
(D)She'seagertoseehersister.
11.(A)She'spleasedtheywereinvited.
(B)Susangavethemthewrong
directions.
(C)They'llprobablybelatefordinner.
(D)Susan'shouseisprobablynearby.
12.(A)Buysomeorangejuiceforthewoman.
(B)Borrowsomemoneyfromthe
woman.
(C)Drivethewomantothestore.
(D)Paybackmoneythewomanlent
him.
13.(A)Shehasn'twornthedressinalongtime.
(B)Shedoesn'tlikethedressverymuch.
(C)Sheintendstogivethedresstoher
sister.
(D)Shedoesn'trememberwhereher
sisterboughtthedress.
14.(A)Shenevercleanstheapartment.
(B)She'sdoingareportwithher
roommate.
(C)She'stoobusytocleanthe
apartment.
(D)Shedoesn'tlikesharingan
apartment.
15.(A)He'lltrytofinishthenoveltonight.
(B)Helikedthenovelverymuch.
(C)Hedoesn'trememberwhereheput
thenovel.
(D)He'slookingforwardtothenext
literatureassignment.
16.(A)Hedoesn'tliketowakeupearlyin
themorning.
(B)Thewomanseemsunusuallysad.
(C)There'snospecialreasonforhis
goodmood.
(D)Hewasn'tinagoodmoodwhenhe
wokeup.
17.(A)Getaridetothestationwiththe
woman.
(B)Takethewomantothestation.
(C)Borrowthewoman'scartogotothe
station.
(D)Drivehiscarinsteadoftakingthe
train.
18.(A)Reviewtheassignmentbyhimself.
(B)Waitafewminutesbeforetryingto
phoneJohnagain.
(C)AskoneofJohn'shousematesabout
theassignment.
(D)GoovertoJohn'shouse.
19.(A)Hewon'tvoteforthewoman.
(B)Hemayalsorunforclasspresident.
(C)Thewomanalreadyaskedhimfor
hisvote.
(D)Thewomanshouldaskhis
roommatetovoteforher.
20.(A)Sheisn'tsurethattheauthor'sideas
wouldwork.
(B)Theauthorisn'tanexpertin
economics.
(C)Shehasabettertheoryaboutthe
economy.
(D)Theauthorspendstoomuchtime
arguingaboutdetails.
21.(A)Shedoesn'tagreewiththeman.
(B)Themandoesn'tneedanofficial
gradereport.
(C)Officialcopiesofgradesusedtobe
cheaper.
(D)Themanshouldgotoadifferent
office.
22.(A)Takeherbicycletotherepairshop.
(B)Leaveherbicycleoutside.
(C)Gotoworkwhenitstopsraining.
(D)Checktomakesurethegarageis
dry.
23.(A)Othersshouldhearabouttheman's
accomplishment.
(B)Themanshouldavoidtalkingabout
hisaccomplishment.
(C)Theman'sparentshelpedhimgel
thescholarship.
(D)Theman'sparentsalreadytoldher
abouthisscholarship.
24.(A)Thecourseistoodifficult,
(B)Theprofessorchangedhismind.
(C)Thefinalexamwascancelled.
(D)Thewomanmisunderstoodthe
professor.
25.(A)Thecoffeeusedtotastebetter.
(B)He'ssurprisedthatthewomandrinks
coffee.
(C)He'dratherdrinksomethingother
thancoffee.
(D)Thecoffeetastesthesameasbefore.
26.(A)Comebacklaterintheday.
(B)Jointhestaffmeeting..
(C)Waitforthepooltoopen.
(D)Waitforthecompetitiontobegin.
27.(A)He'dliketogotothetheaterFriday
night.
(B)Healreadyhasaticketforthe
Fridaynightperformance.
(C)Hedoesn'tthinkhecanexchangehis
ticket.
(D)Herarelygoestothemovies.
28.(A)Shetookahistoryclasslastyear.
(B)Shedoesn'ttrusttheman'sopinion.
(C)Sheprobablywon'ttakeanyhistory
classes.
(D)Shedidn'tlikehersociology
professor.
29,(A)Theotherjobwouldn'thavepaidfor
hertuition.
(B)Thewomanshouldhavetakenthe
otherjoboffer.
(C)Thewomanshouldgetanadvanced
degree.
(D)Paidtuitionisonlyasmallbenefit.
30.(A)Themanshouldhavesignedherup
fortheclass.
(B)Themanneedstopaymore
attentioninclass.
(C)Shewarnedthemannottotakean
earlymorningclass.
(D)Shethoughtthechemistryclasswas
difficult.
PartB
31.(A)Toreturnsomebusinessbooks.
(B)Toapplyforanewlibrarycard.
(C)Tocheckoutsomebooksfromthe
library
(D)Tofindoutwheretheartbooksare
located.
32.(A)Thelibraryassistantthinkshehasan
overduebook.
(B)Thebooksheneedshavebeen
checkedoutbysomeoneelse.
(C)Thelibraryassistantisunableto
locatethebooksthatheneeds.
(D)Alibrarynoticewassenttohimat
hispreviousaddress.
33.(A)Toexplainwhyhehaddifficultyfindingthelibrary.
(B)Toexplainwhyhecouldn'thave
borrowedlibrarybooksinJune.
(C)Toexplainwhyhedoesn'tyethavea
librarycard,
(D)Toexplainwhyheneedsassistance
inlocatingabook.
34.(A)Themanhasmistakenlyreceivedsomeoneelse'sbooks.
(B)Themanchangedhismajorfromart
tobusiness.
(C)Themanrecentlymovedoffcampus.
(D)Therearetwostudentsnamed
RobertSmith.
35.(A)Seeifheisrelatedtoanyofthestudents.
(B)Applyforajobasalibraryassistant.
(C)Usehismiddlename.
(D)Useadifferentlibrary.
36.(A)Itssimilaritiestoprevious
architecture.
(B)Itsimpressiveanddistinctive
features.
(C)Methodsusedinitsconstruction.
(D)Howitwaspreservedforlater
generations.
37.(A)Publicmarketdays.
(B)Racesandsportingevents.
(C)Processionsofpriests.
(D)Speechesbypoliticians.
38.(A)Itwasremovedbyaninvadingarmy.
(B)Itbrokeoffwhenpartofthehall
collapsed.
(C)Itwascutawaytoletbannerspass
throughtheentrance.
(D)Itwaslaterusedinbuildinganother
temple.
39.(A)Itslighting.
(B)Itssoundquality.
(C)Itsaircirculation.
(D)Itsstabilityinanearthquake.
PartC
40.(A)Therelationshipbetweenphysics
andphilosophy.
(B)AncientGreekbeliefsaboutmatter
andmotion.
(C)TheeffectsofAristotle'sphilosophy
oncurrenttheoriesofphysics.
(D)Aristotle'suseoffireinscientific
experiments.
41.(A)Earth.
(B)Water.
(C)Air.
(D)Fire.
42.(A)Pullingandpushingmotions.
(B)Throwingmotions.
(C)Planetarymotions.
(D)Naturaldownwardorupward
motions.
43.(A)It'spushedawayfromEarthbyfire.
(B)It'stryingtoreturntoitsnatural
restingplace.
(C)It'sattractedtootherplanets.
(D)Itsmainsubstanceiswater.
44.(A)TosolicitvolunteersforTurtle
Watch.
(B)Togiveanassignmenttoabiology
class.
(C)Towarnstudentsnottohurtgreen
turtles.
(D)Todescribethenestingandhatching
activitiesofthegreenturtle.
45.(A)Thelightsattractpredators.
(B)Theyneedtosaveelectricity.
(C)Thebabyturtlesareattractedto
light.
(D)Thevolunteersuselightsforsignals.
46.(A)Writeareportabouttheiractivities.
(B)Attendmake-upclasseswithDr.
Webster.
(C)Helpfindturtleeggsbeforethey
hatch.
(D)Spendtwohoursworkingforthe
project.
47.(A)Howpeopleinruralareaspreserved
food.
(B)Theconstructionoficehouses.
(C)Animportantindustryinthe
nineteenthcentury.
(D)Howimprovementsintransportation
affectedindustry.
48.(A)Modemtechnologyforthekitchen.
(B)Improvedtransportationsystems.
(C)Industrialuseofstreamsandrivers.
(D)Increasedtemperaturesinmany
areas.
49.(A)Onlywealthyfamilieshadthem.
(B)Theywereimportanttotheice
industry.
(C)Theywerebuiltmostlyontheeast
coast.
(D)Theyarenolongerincommonuse.
50.(A)Tokeeptrainenginescool.
(B)Topreserveperishablefood.
(C)Tostoreicewhileitwasbeing
transported.
(D)Toliftblocksoficefromfrozen
lakesandponds.
SectionTwo:
StructureandWrittenExpression
1.Theroleoftheearisacoustic
disturbancesintoneuralsignalssuitablefortransmissiontothebrain.
(A)tocode
(B)sothatcoded
(C)coded
(D)itcoding
2.Theimagistmovementinpoetryarose
duringtheseconddecadeofthetwentieth
centuryagainstromanticism,
(A)whenarevolt
(B)asarevolt
(C)arevoltwas
(D)thatarevolt
3.Virtuallyspecieshavebiological
clocksthatregulatetheirmetabolismovera24-hourperiod.
(A)allthereare
(B)all
(C)allare
(D)theyall
4.AccordingtoUnitedStatescriminallaw,
insanitymayrelieveapersonfromthe
usuallegalconsequences
(A)whathisorheractshave
(B)ofhisor