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研究生统考真题

2006年1月研究生英语学位课统考真题

PAPERONE

PartILISTENINGCOMPREHENSION（15minutes,15points）

SectionA（1pointeach）

Directions:

Inthispart,youwillhearnineshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Attheendofeachconversationaquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Thequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Choosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesgivenbymarkingthecorrespondingletterwithasinglebaracrossthesquarebracketonyourmachine-scoringAnswerSheet.

1.

A.5minutes.B.15minutes.

C.20minutes.D.25minutes.

2.

A.$200.B.$400.C.$300.D.$500.

3.

A.Becausehehasbeenhidinglately.

B.Becausehehasbeenbusypreparinghistrip.

C.Becausehehasbeenbackhome.

D.Becausehehastoworkhardfortravelingexpense.

4.

A.Onathree-weektrip.B.Totheirneighbors.

C.Onthewaybackhome.D.Towork.

5.

A.Shegladlyacceptedit.B.Shedeclineditpolitely.

C.Shefirmlyturneditdown.D.Shedidn'tknowwhattodo.

6.

A.Thegirl'sfatherhadanaccidentyesterday.

B.Thegirl'sfatherwasstillinseriouscondition.

C.Thegirl'sfatherhasbeentoldabouthisdaughter'srealcondition.

D.Thegirl'sfatherdoesn'tknowanythingabouthisdaughter'srealcondition.

7.

A.144pounds.B.164pounds.

C.140pounds.D.154pounds.

8.

A.Anewflat.B.Atriptotheisland.

C.Adisease.D.Arecentfire.

9.

A.Becauseofthebadweather.

B.Becausethefoodhasspoiled.

C.Becausesomepeoplearesick.

D.Becausetheyhadtoprepareforanexam.

SectionB（1pointeach）

Directions:

Inthissectionyouwillheartwomini-talks.Attheendofeachtalk,therewillbesomequestions.Boththetalksandthequestionswillbereadtoyouonlyonce.Aftereachquestion,therewillbeapause.Duringthepause,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesgivenbymarkingthecorrespondingletterwithasinglebaracrossthesquarebracketsonyourmachine-scoringAnswerSheet.

Mini-talkOne

10.

A.ScienceandTechnology

B.ArtsandSocialSciences

C.Architecture

D.Humanities

11.

A.Psychology,sociology,historyandeconomics

B.Psychology,sociology,historyandlinguistics

C.Biology,sociology,historyandlinguistics

D.Biologysociology,historyandeconomics,

12.

A.Theyhavedifficultiesseeingtheirlecturers

B.Theyfailmeetingdeadlinesforanessay

C.Theyhavedifficultygoingtoclasses

D.Theirlecturersareunavailable

Mini-talkTwo

13.

A.Atthebeginningoftheworkday.

B.Inthemiddleoftheworkday.

C.Attheendoftheworkday.

D.Intheevening.

14.

A.Inthebasement.

B.Onthetopfloor.

C.Inacafeteria.

D.Inthemiddleofthebuilding.

15.

A.Theytookemergencyelevators.

B.Theywererescuedbythefiremen.

C.Theywaiteduntilthingsreturnedtonormal.

D.Theywalkeddownthestairs.

SectionC（1pointeach）

Directions:

Inthissection,youwillhearatalk.Completethenotesbelowasyoulisten.Youwillheartherecordingtwice.AftertherecordingyouareaskedtowritedownyouranswersontheAnswerSheet.Younowhave25secondstoreadthequestionsbelow.

（请在录音结束后把16－20题得答案抄写在答题纸上）

Notesaboutthelecture:

WhatisHappines?

Commonmythsaboutmoneyandhappiness:

16.Forverypoorpeople—

17.Forverywealthypeople—

Formiddle-classpeople—

Theyarenotlesshappythanwealthypeople./

Happinessdoesnotdependonmoney

Thethreequalitieshappypeoplehave:

18.

19.

20.

PARTIIVOCABULARY（10minutes,10points）

SectionA（0.5pointeach）

Directions:

Therearetenquestionsinthissection.Eachquestionisasentencewithonewordorphraseunderlined.BelowthesentencearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosethewordorphrasethatisclosestinmeaningtotheunderlinedone.Markthecorrespondingletterwithasinglebaracrossthesquarebracketsonyourmachine-scoringAnswerSheet.

21.Thevastcrowdbustintospontaneouscheeringattheskillfulplay.

A.earnestB.volcanic

C.heartyD.automatic

22.Noteveryoneintheintelligencecommunitywasconvincedthedocumentwasgenuine.

A.standardB.validC.neatD.lucid

23.Theyfoundsubstantialevidencethatexposuretonervegaswasresponsiblefortheveterans'symptoms.

A.contactB.betrayalC.exhibitionD.publication

24.Themajorityofprospectiveadoptiveparentsuseanadoptionagency,whileothersconsultadoptionfacilitatorsintheUnitedStates.

A.confidentB.justifiedC.sensibleDpotential

25.Thispatientmustonnoaccountbeleftunattended,evenforoneminute.A.notrepeatedlyB.notinanycircumstancesC.withoutanyreasonD.withnoexplanation

26.OnlyafewFurgansremainalivetoday,afadinganthropologicallinkwiththefirstnativeAmericans.

A.condescendingB.amplifyingC.prosperousD.vanishing

27.Hewasasdeliberateinhisspeechashewasinhiswork,weighinghiswordsmomentously,eveniftheywereonlygoingtoadduptoacasualremark.

A.awittyB.anindifferentC.anoffendingD.ahumorous

28.Embarrassed,heslungheroverhisshoulderandmadeahastyexit.

A.turnB.leapC.speechO.leave

29.Eighty-fivepercentofpeoplepolledrecentlyhadnotacluewhatismeantbyInfoTech,although53%ofthosepolledsaidtheythoughtitsoundedprettyimportant.

A.inspectedB.registeredC.votedD.nominated

30.Itwouldbeawayofpreservinganimalsthataredyingoutbecausetheirhabitatisbeingdestroyed.

A.mateB.prayC.territoryD.enemy

SectionB（0.5pointeach）

Directions:

Therearetenquestionsinthissection.Eachquestionisasentencewith

somethingmissing.BeloweachsentencearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B.CandDChooseonewordorphrasethatbestcompletesthesentence.

Markthecorrespondingletterwithasinglebaracrossthesquarebrackets

onyourmachine-scoringAnswerSheet.

31.Mourinhoisayoungandcoachwhoispreparedtoleadhisteamtowinthechampionshipinhisfirstseason.

A.clumsyB.humorousC.ambitiousD.intimate

32.Justwaitforonesecond,Iamready.

A.allbutB.allover

C.atallD.atanymoment

33.Ifyoucan'tthinkofanywheretogoonSaturday,weaswellstayhome.

A.shouldB.mightC.canD.need

34.Anationthatdoesnotknowhistoryistorepeatit.

A.discouragedB.characterizedC.linkedD.fated

35.TheypreferredaBritishCommonwealthorEuropeanarrangement,becausethiswassubstantially_theirBritishthinking.

A.intouchwithB.inlinewith

C.withrelationtoD.withreferenceto

36.Thetrafficaccidentthatdelayedourbusgaveusareasonforbeinglate.

A.promptB.vagueC.irritableD.legitimate

37.TheUnitedStateshas10percentofthetotalpetroleumoftheworldinitsownterritory,andhasbeenamajorproducerfordecades.

A.reservoirsB.reservationsC.reservesD.reproductions

38.Thisistheworld'sfirstaccuratemodelofhumanheartincomputer.

A.settingB.laboringC.showingD.working

39.In2000IvisitedBerkeley,whereIbeganmylongwiththisworldfamousuniversity.

A.interactionB.nominationC.reconstructionD.association

40._____,adsforphonybusinessopportunitiesappearintheclassifiedpagesofdailyandweeklynewspapersandmagazines,andonline.

A.SpeciallyB.TypicallyC.EspeciallyD.Commonly

PARTIIICLOZETEST（10minutes,10points,1pointeach）

Directions:

Thereare10questionsin（hispartofthetest.Readthepassagethrough.Then,gobackandchooseonesuitablewordorphrasemarkedA,B.C.orDforeachblankinthepassage.Markthecorrespondingletterofthewordorphraseyouhavechosenwithasinglebaracrossthesquarebracketsonyourmachine-scoringAnswerSheet.

EarthquakeshaveneverreallyaffectedHongKong,butthishasnotbeenthecaseonthemainland,wheretheireffectsthroughouthistoryhaveoftenbeendevastating,causingwidespreaddestructionandlossoflife.

InancientChina,earthquakeswereoccasionallyfollowedbyriotsandrebellions,soitwasimportantfortheemperortofindoutaboutquakesinremotepartsofthecountryassoon41occurred.Thiswas42farfromeasyinanagebeforemoderntelecommunications.

Intheyear132AD,however,thescientistandinventor,ZhangHeng,devisedaforerunnerofthemodemseismograph（aninstrumentusedbyscientiststodetectearthquakes）.43onlycoulditdetectadistantearthquakeasithappened,butitcould44inwhichdirectiontheepicenterofthequakelay.

Themachine,wasfrommetal,wasalmosttwometers45andshapedlikeavase.Thereweredragons'headsaroundtherim,eachwithametalballinitsmouth.Theballwerebalanced46whentheearthmovedslightly,oneofthemwouldfallintothemouthofametaltoadatthebaseofthevase,47creatingaloudnoisetoraisethealarm.Thedirectionoftheearthquakewasindicatedby48ballfell,andaspecialmechanismensuredthatonlyoneballcouldfall.

Thedevicewasviewedwithconsiderablesuspicionanddoubt49especiallysincethefirsttimeitdroppedaball,noshockcouldbefell.Buipeoplechangedtheirmindsafewdayslater,whenamessenger50newsofaearthquake700kmaway.

41.A.asitB.iftheyC.astheyD.thatit

42.AnaturallyB.obviousC.clearD.hardly

43.A.ButB.NotC.YetD.If

44.A.showbesidesB.havetoshowC.alsoindicateD.alsodisplaying

45.A.acrossB.throughC.lengthD.width

46.A.inordertoB.carefullyifC.delicatelyD.sothat

47.A.besidesB.therebyC.resultingD.further

48.A.whicheverB.howC.wheneverD.the

49.AtobeginB.besidesC.initiallyD.first

50.A.wouldbringB.broughtC.carryingD.hadcarried

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