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专业八级考试试题及答案解析四十二
专业八级考试试题及答案解析(四十二)
一、ListeningComprehension(NewsBroadcast)(共4小题,共4.0分)Inthissection,youwillhearseveralnewsitems.Listentothemcarefullyandthenanswerthequestionsthatfollow.
第1题
ThestrikehasbrokenoutinSouthAfricabecause
Amorethanonehundredminersdiedinadisaster.
Bblackminershavebeencallingforawagerise.
Cminerswantedtomournovercolleagues'death.
Dminerswantedtobettertheirworkingconditions.
【正确答案】:
A
【本题分数】:
1.0分
【答案解析】
[听力原文]
SouthAfrica'sblackminershaveobservedaone-daystriketomournthedeathofonehundredandseventy-sevenoftheirco-workerskilledinafireattheKinrossgoldminelastmonth.Workersinotherindustriesalsoparticipatedinthesymbolicaction.Morethanaquarterofamillionblackminerswereonstriketoprotesttheircolleagues'deaths,abouthalfthecountry'stotalof600,000goldandcoalminers,costingtheminingindustryanestimated$4,000,000.Thestay-awaywastotalattheKinrossgoldminewherelastmonth'sdisasteroccurred.Blackminersstayedinsidetheirbarrack-likehostels.Reporterswerebarredfromthemine.IncentralJohannesburg,aprotestmeetingwasheldbytheBlackNationalUnionofMineworkerswhichcalledthestrikeaction.Aunion,spokesmansaidminershadgatherednottomourn,buttocommitthemselvestoliberationfromapartheidandeconomicexploitation.Whitechurchleader,BayersNordea,toldthecrowd,"TheaccidentatKinrossneedneverhaveoccurred,andtheonehundredandseventy-sevenmenneednothavedied.\
第2题
WhichofthefollowingstatementsaboutthestrikeisTRUE?
AThestrikehasresultedinagreatlosstotheminingindustry.
BAfewreporterswereallowedtoapproachthemine.
CHalfthecountry'sblackminerswereonstrike.
DAwhitechurchleadercalledthestrikeaction.
【正确答案】:
A
【本题分数】:
1.0分
第3题
CharlesSimonyimadehisfortuneworkingasa______atsoftwaregiantMicrosoft.
Aworker
Bdesigner
Cengineer,
Dmanager
【正确答案】:
B
【本题分数】:
1.0分
【答案解析】
[听力原文]
CharlesSimonyisaysheneverthoughthemightonedayheadintospacebackwhenhewroteaprogramforaSovietcomputerintheearly1960s.ThatwaslongbeforeheleftHungaryfortheUnitedStates,whereheeventuallymadehisfortuneworkingasadesigneratU.S.softwaregiantMicrosoft.
The58-year-oldpaidover$20millionforhisflightintospace,makinghimthefifthso-called"spacetourist".ButSimonyiinsiststhemissionwillbefarmorethanapleasureride.Hesayshewantstoboostinterestinspaceexploration,andduringhisstayattheinternationalspacestation,hewillconductsomemedicalexperiments.Hewillalsowriteablogabouttheexperienceaimedmostlyatgettingmorechildrenonearthinterestedinspaceexploration."Ithinkit'stoadvancecivilianspaceflight,andtoassistinspacestationresearch,toinvolvekids,tocommunicatetheexperienceofspaceflight,andofcourseit'sapersonalexperiencetoothatIwillenjoytremendously,"saidSimonyi.SimonyibeganworkingatMicrosoftin1981whenthecompanywasstillyoung.HehelpedtodesignbothMicrosoftWordandExcelprogramsbeforeleavingtoformhisowncompanyin2002.Simonyihaslongbeenapilotofairplanesandhelicopters,andhasundergonetrainingfortheflightatRussia'sStarCityspacecomplexoutsideMoscow.
第4题
SimonyihelpeddesignbothMicrosoftWordandExcelprogramsbeforeleavingtoformhisowncompanyin______.
A1960
B1981
C1993
D2002
【正确答案】:
D
【本题分数】:
1.0分
二、ReadingComprehension(Comprehension)(共20小题,共20.0分)Inthissectiontherearefourpassagesfollowedbyquestionsorunfinishedstatements,eachwithfoursuggestedanswersmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatyouthinkisthebestanswer.MarkyouranswersonAnswerSheetTwo.
第1题
In17th-centuryNewEngland,almosteveryonebelievedinwitches.Strugglingtosurviveinavastandsometimesunforgivingland,America'searliestEuropeansettlersunderstoodthemselvestobesurroundedbyaninscrutableuniversefilledwithinvisiblespirits,bothbenevolentandevil,thataffectedtheirlives.Theyoftenattributedasuddenillness,ahouseholddisasterorafinancialsetbacktoawitch'scurse.Thebeliefinwitchcraftwas,atbottom,anattempttomakesenseoftheunknown.
Whilewitchcraftwasoftenfeared,itwaspunishedonlyinfrequently.Inthefirst70yearsoftheNewEnglandsettlement,about100peoplewereformallychargedwithbeingwitches;fewerthantwodozenwereconvictedandfewerstillwereexecuted.
Thencame1692.InJanuaryofthatyear,twoyounggirlslivinginthehouseholdoftheReverendSamuelParrisofSalemVillagebeganexperiencingstrangefits.Thedoctoridentifiedwitchcraftastilecause.Afterweeksofquestioning,thegirlsnamedTituba,Parris'sfemaleIndianslave,andtwolocalwomenasthewitcheswhoweretorme