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英语四级模拟五套题

2011年02月01日    星期二

　　模拟试题1、模拟试题一

　　模拟试题一

　　试卷一

　　PartIListeningComprehension（20minutes）

　　SectionA

　　Directions:

Inthissection,youwillhear10shortconversations.Attheendofeachconversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Boththeconversationandthequestionwillbespokenonlyonce.Aftereachquestiontherewillbeapause.Duringthepause,youmustreadthefourchoicesmarkedA）,B）,C）andD）,anddecidewhichisthebestanswer.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.

　　Example:

Youwillhear:

　　Youwillread:

A）Attheoffice.B）Inthewaitingroom.

　　C）Attheairport.D）Inarestaurant.

　　Fromtheconversationweknowthatthetwoweretalkingaboutsomeworktheyhadtofinishintheevening.Thisconversationismostlikelytohavetakenplaceattheoffice.Therefore,A）“Attheoffice”isthebestanswer.Youshouldchoose[A]ontheAnswerSheetandmarkitwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.

　　SampleAnswer[A][B][C][D]

　　1.A）gotoaChineserestaurantB）gotoawesternrestaurant

　　C）gotoapubforachangeD）gotoafoodshop

　　2.A）Shelikesmathverymuch.

　　B）Shedoesnotlikemathatall.

　　C）Shewantstomakethemathinteresting.

　　D）Shelikesmathandthoughtitwasinteresting.

　　3.A）Hewantstowashthedishes.B）Hedoesn’twanttowashthedishes.

　　C）Hewillhelpthemwashthedishes.D）Hewilldoanythingforthewoman.

　　4.A）Shedisagreeswiththeman.

　　B）Sheagreeswiththeman.

　　C）Shethinksitisnotthetimeweshouldturnourattentiontothedangerofdrunkdriving.

　　D）Sheonlyagreeswiththemanatonepoint.

　　5.A）HispartnerB）Histeacher

　　C）HissisterD）Hisboss

　　6.A）Atacigarettestore.B）Atabusstation.

　　C）Atagasstation.D）Atherparents’

　　7.A）Fifteen.B）Twenty-nine.

　　C）Sixteen.D）Sixty.

　　8.A）Doherhousework.B）Cleanthebackyard.

　　C）Washclothes.D）Enjoythebeautifulday.

　　9.A）WifeandhusbandB）Teacherandstudent

　　C）MumandsonD）Neighbors

　　10.A）TheunsmilingfacesB）Theweather

　　C）TheLondonersD）Thecolor

　　SectionBCompoundDictation

　　注意：

听力理解的B节（SectionB）为复合式听写（CompoundDictation），题目印刷在试卷二上，现在请取出试卷二。

　　PartIIReadingComprehension（35minutes）

　　Directions:

Thereare4passagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA）,B）,C）andD）.YoushoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.

　　PassageOne

　　Questions11to15arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

　　Themostfashionabletrendincollegesportscelebrationstodayisasinnocentasaletterman’ssweater,asold-fashionedasschoolpride,andreservedonlyforpeoplewhocanwearthenameoftheirschoolacrosstheirchest.

　　Itcanbespottedafteranysurprisingvictory,whenthemostjubilantplayergrabsthefrontofhisjerseywithbothhandsanddisplaysittothecrowd,framingthecollegenameasifinanadvertisementfortheschool.

　　Poppingthejersey,asithasbecomeknown,isbecomingmoreandmorecommon.WhenDonaldBrownhelpedhisteamwinanunlikelyvictory,heraisedhisjerseyhighenoughtocoverhischin.WhenNiagarawonamajortournamentthisseason,twoplayerspoppedforthephotograph.

　　“Ourteamdoesn’thavenamesonthebackofourjerseys,”Brownsaid.“Soweplayforthenameonthefront.Youhavetounderstand,collegebasketballisnotliketheN.B.A.,whereateamchoosesyouandthenyouhavetoplayforthem.Here,youchoosewhereyouwanttogo,andyougothereforagoodreason.”

　　“ThisisonethingI’veneverseenintheN.B.A.,andIdon’tthinkIeverwill,”ErrollKnightsaid.“Itisourwaytorepresentwherewe’refromandtellpeoplethatwe’reproudofit.”

　　Likemostdancestepsandslangwords,noonereallyknowswhostartedthelatestthing.Oneofthefirstdocumentedaccountsofjersey-poppingoccurredinDecember2000,whenEarlWatsonfacedthestudentsectionandtuggedatthefrontofhisjerseyafterhisteameraseda19-pointdeficitagainsttheiropponents.

　　“Basketballisanurbansport,ahip-hopsport,andwhatyou’reseeingrightnowcomesfromthat,”Knightsaid.“Ifaguyiswearingareallyniceshirtonthestreetandhewantstoshowitofftoeveryone,he’lldowhat’scalledpoppinghiscollar—he’llsortofflickhiscollartodemonstratethevalueithas.Whatguysaredoingnowwiththeirjerseysisthesamething,onlytheyhavetakenittoanotherlevel.”

　　11.Accordingtothepassage,wecantellthatErrollKnightisaplayerfor.

　　A）soccerB）tennisC）basketballD）fieldhockey

　　12.Thetrendincollegesportscelebrationstoday,astoldinthetext,is.

　　A）innocentbutsophisticatedB）asfashionableasintheolddays

　　C）belovedbyeveryoneD）pureaswellasold-fashioned

　　13.Whichofthefollowingstatementistrueaccordingtotheauthor?

　　A）Poppingthejerseyisnotinvogueanymore.

　　B）ThevictoryofDonaldBrown’steamisoutofexpectation.

　　C）N.B.Aandcollegebasketballaremuchthesame.

　　D）Peoplepoptheircollarsbecausetheyaredirty.

　　14.Theword“pop”（Para3,L1）inthispassageisclosestinmeaningtowhichofthefollowingword/phrase?

　　A）spankB）flickC）popularD）showoff

　　15.Thereasonwhycollegesportsplayerspopthejerseysisbecause.

　　A）theirjerseysareexquisitelydesigned

　　B）itisaruleoftheircolleges

　　C）theyareveryproudoftheirsportsteam

　　D）itisaformofdemonstrationofthevaluebeingtherepresentativeoftheirschools

　　PassageTwo

　　Questions16to20arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

　　Inthe16thcentury,VenetianandFrenchglassmakersperfectedatechniqueofcoatingglasswithanalloyofsilvertoproduceaneffectivemirror.Mirrorssoonproliferatedinpublicspacesandprivatehomes,andowningapocketorhandmirrorbecameamarkerofstatus.Themirror,youmightsay,wasanearlypersonaltechnology—ingenious,portable,effective—andlikeallsuchtechnologies,itchangeditsusers.Bygivingus,forthefirsttime,areadilyavailableimageofourselvesthatmatchedwhatotherssaw,itencouragedself-consciousnessandintrospectionand,assomeworried,excessesofvanity.

　　Bythe19thcentury,itwasthemachinesoftheIndustrialRevolution—thepowerloom,themotor,theturbine—thatpromptedconcernabouttheeffectsoftechnologyontheperson.KarlMarxarguedthatfactoryworkalienatedtheworkerfromwhathewastoilingtoproduce,transforminghiminto“acripple,amonster.”Menwereforcedtobecomemorelikemachines:

efficient,tirelessandsoulless.

　　Today’spersonaltechnologies,particularlythecellphoneandthedigitalvideorecorder,havenotprovokedsimilarworries.Theyaremarvelsofindividualchoice,convenienceandinnovation;theyrepresentthedemocratizationofthepowerofthemachine.Ourtechnologiesaremoreintuitive,morefacileandmoreresponsivethaneverbefore.InarebuketoMarx,wehavenotbecomethealienatedslavesofthemachine;wehavemadethemachinesmorelikeusandintheprocesstoppleddecadesofcriticismaboutthedangerousandpotentiallyenervatingeffectsofourtechnologies.

　　16.Theword“coat”（Line1,Para.1）means.

　　A）tocoversth.withalayerofsth.B）tocombinetwodifferentthings

　　C）tomakesth.intotheshapeofacoatD）toputacoatonsth.

　　17.Whichofthefollowingstatementistrueaccordingtothetext?

　　A）Soonafterbeinginvented,mirrorsbecameunpopularamongpeople.

　　B）MirrorswerefirstinventedbyFrenchandVietnamese.

　　C）KarlMarxcriticizedthatfactoryworkhadturnedtheworkersintothoughtlessmonsters.

　　D）Themotorisamongthemachinesofancientinventions.

　　18.Whydidsomepeopleworriedthatthemirrormightbeexcessesofvanity?

　　A）Becausepocketandhandmirrorbecameamarkerofstatus.

　　B）Becausemirrorswereextremelyexpensiveduringthattime.

　　C）Becauseonlywealthypeoplecanaffordbuyingamirror.

　　D）Becausemirrorswereinventedforimportantfigures.

　　19.Theauthor’spurposeofwritingthisarticleis.

　　A）togiveadefinitiononmoderntechnology

　　B）togiveevidencetothestatementthattoday’spersonaltechnologiesaremarvelsofindividualchoice

　　C）toprovetherebukeofKarlMarx

　　D）toillustratehowmoderntechnologiesofdifferenttimesaffectpeople’slife

　　20.Comparedwithtechnologiesinthe16thand19thcentury,technologiestodayaremore.

　　A）ingeniousandportableB）marvelousandeffective

　　C）intuitiveandunreliableD）facileandresponsive

　　PassageThree

　　Questions21to25arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

　　BMW’seffortstoharnessthecreativityofitscustomersbegantwoyearsagowhenitpostedatoolkitonitswebsite.ThistoolkitletBMW’scustomersdevelopideasshowinghowthefirmcouldtakeadvantageofadvancesintelematicsandin-caronlineservices.Fromthe1,000customerswhousedthetoolkit,BMWchose15andinvitedthemtomeetitsengineersinMunich.Someoftheirideas（whichremainunderwrapsfornow）havesincereachedtheprototypestage,saysBMW.“Theyweresohappytobeinvitedbyus,andthatourtechnicalexpertswereinterestedintheirideas,”saysMrReimann.“Theydidn’twantanymoney.”

　　WestwoodStudios,agamedevelopernowownedbyEA,firstnoticeditscustomersinnovatingitsproductsafterthelaunchofagame,“RedAlert,”in1996:

gamersweremakingnewcontentforexistinggamesandpostingitfreelyonfanwebsites.Westwoodmadeaconsciousdecisiontoembracethisphenomenon.Soonitwasshippingbasicgame-developmenttoolswithitsgam