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英语4

PartIOralCommunication

SectionA

Directions:

Inthissectiontherearetwoincompletedialoguesandeachdialoguehasthreeblanks

andthreechoicesA，BandC,takenfromthedialogue.Fillineachoftheblankswith

oneofthechoicestocompletethedialogueandmarkyouranswerontheAnswerSheet.

DialogueOne

A.Yes,it’sStevenGodfrey.

B.Whataboutthelocation?

C.HowcanIhelpyou?

Woman:

Goodmorning.

（1）HowcanIhelpyou?

Man:

Hello.I’minterestedinrentingahousesomewhereinthetown.

Woman:

Right.CouldIhaveyournameplease?

Man:

（2）Yes,it’sStevenGodfrey.

Woman:

Andtellmehowmanybedroomsyouarelookingfor.

Man:

well,we’dneedfour,becauseI’mgoingtosharethehousewiththreefriends.

Woman:

Okay,thereareseveralofthatsizeonourbooks.Theymostlybelongtofamilieswhoareworkingabroadatthemoment.（3）Whataboutthelocation?

A.Ididn’trealizeyouweresuchagoodcook

B.Well,youknow,ifyouwantto

C.I’lldothemmyselflater

John:

Oh,Anne,thatwasawonderfuldinner.That’sthebestmealI’vehadinalongtime.

Anne:

Ohthankyou!

Thankyouverymuch.

John:

CanIgiveyouahandwiththedishes?

Anne:

Uh-uh,don’tborther.（4）HowcanIhelpyou?

.Hey,wouldyoulikemetofixsomecoffee?

John:

Uh,thanksalot,I’dlovesome.Uh,wouldyoumindifIsmoke?

Anne:

Why,notatall.Here,letmegetyouanashtray.

John:

Aw,thanksverymuch…OhAnne,（5）Yes,it’sStevenGodfrey.

Anne:

Actually,I’veonlyjustlearnedhow,youknow,It’sbecauseI’vebeentakingthesecourses.

John:

Why,Ican’tcookatall,can’tevenboilanegg.

Anne:

Nokidding.（6）Whataboutthelocation?

youcouldtakeacoupleofclassesoveratSheridanCollegeandlearnhowtodoittoo.

John:

Aw,thanksalot.

SectionB

Directions:

InthissectionthereisoneincompleteinterviewwhichhasfourblanksandfourchoicesA,B,CandD,takenfromtheinterview.Fillineachoftheblankswithoneof

thechoicestocompletetheinterviewandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.

A.No,justmyself.

B.canIhaveyourfullnameplease?

C.I’vegottheapplicationformherethen.

D.Itwon’ttakelong.

Man:

GoodmoringI’dliketoopenabankacount,please.

Woman:

Certainly.Ifyou’dliketotakeaseat,I’lljustgetsomedetailsfromyou.（7）Itwon’ttakelong.

Man:

Thanks.

Woman:

Isitacurrentaccountoradepositaccountyouwanted?

Man:

Acurrentaccount

Woman:

Right.（8）I’vegottheapplicationformherethen.Wehavedifferenttypes-Iseeyou’vegotourleafletthere.

Man:

I’vedecidedontheonecalled“Select”.

Woman:

Right,that’sfine,so,firstofall.（9）canIhaveyourfullnameplease?

.

Man:

Yes,it’sPieterHenes.That’sP-I-E-T-E-R.

Woman:

IsitH-E-doubleN-E-S?

Man:

Uh,onlyoneNactually.It’salesscommonspellingofthename.

Woman:

Oh,right.Ok.Andwhat’syourdateofbirthplease?

Man:

Thetwenty-seventhofthefirst,ninetyseventy-three

Woman:

Right.Andwillthisbeajointaccount?

Man:

（10）No,justmyself.

Woman:

Ok,fine.Andwhereareyouliving,Mr.Henes?

Man:

15,Riverside.

PartIIVocabulary

Directions:

Inthisparttherearetensentences.eachwithonewordorphraseunderlined.ChoosetheonefromthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandDthatbestkeepsthemeaningofthesentence.MarkyouranswerontheANSERSHEET.

11.Thepolicehavedisclosedthattwoofficersareunderinternalinvestigation.

A.revealedB.concealed

C.disguisedD.claimed

12.Sheinsistedthateveryscandalousdetailofthestoryhadbeenmanufactured.

A.producedB.shaped

C.forgetD.managed

13.Howeverappropriatehisremarkswere,heshouldnothaveshouted.

A.amusingB.suitable

C.interestingD.important

14.ThecostoflivingintheUnitedStateshasrisenatarateof6percentperyearduringthelast

ten-yearperiod.

A.tenthB.century

C.decadeD.quarter

15.HowmanyVCDplayerswillthisfactoryturnoutthisyear?

A.throwawayB.export

C.manufactureD.sell

16.Thesalesmanapproachedthehousecautiouslybecauseoftheviciousdog.

A.nervouslyB.bravely

C.carefullyD.deliberately

17.Forestsaredelicatesystemsthat,ifdisturbed,canbepermanentlydestroyed.

A.promptlyB.forever

C.possiblyD.predictably

18.TheroomwasinastateofchaoswhenIcameback.

A.tidinessB.quietness

C.disorderD.darkness

19.HenryTannerreceivedwidespreadrecogmtionforhisnaturalisticpaintingsofplantationlife.

A.profitsB.storage

C.attentionD.invitation

20.Someumversitycoursesarenolongerrelevantandshouldbecancelled.

A.relativeB.reliable

C.perfectD.proper

PartmReadingComprehension

SectionA

Directions:

Inthissection,therearefourpassagesfollowedbyquestionsorunfinishedstaterrients.eachwithfoursuggestedanswersA,B,CandD.ChoosethebestanswerandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.

PassageOne

Peopletendtobemoreimpressedbyevidencethatseemstoconfirmsomerelationship.Thusmanyareconvmcedtheirdreamsareprophetic（预言的）becauseafewhavecometrue;theyfailtonoticethemanythathavenot.

Consideralsothebeliefthat"thephonealwaysringswhenI'mintheshower."Ifitdoesringwhileyouareintheshower,theeventwillstandoutandberemembered.Ifitdoesn'tring,thatnoneventprobablywon'tevenregister（留下印象）.

Peoplewanttoseeorder,patternandmeaningintheworld.Consider,forexample,thecommonbeliefthatthingslikepersonalmisfortunes,planecrashes,anddeaths"happeninthrees."Suchbeliefsstemfromthetendencyofpeopletoallowthethirdeventtodefinethetimeperiod.Ifthreeplanecrashesoccurinamonth,thentheperiodoftimethatcountsastheir"happeningtogether"isonemonth;ifthreecrashesoccurinayear,theperiodoftimeisstretched.Flexibleendpointsreinforcesuchbeliefs.

Wealsotendtobelievewhatwewanttobelieve.Amajorityofpeoplethinktheyaremoreintelligent,morefair-mindedandmoreskilledbehindthewheelofanautomobilethantheaverageperson.Partofthereasonweviewourselvessofavorablyisthatweusecriteriathatworktoouradvantage.AseconomistThomasSchellingexplains,"Everybodyrankshimselfhighinqualitieshevalues:

carefuldriversgiveweighttocare,skilleddriversgiveweighttoskill,andthosewhoarepolitegiveweighttocourtesy,"Thiswayeveryonerankshighonhisownscale.

Perhapsthemostimportantmentalhabitwecanleamistobecautious（谨慎的）indrawingconclusions.The"evidence"ofeverydaylifeissometimesmisleading.

21.Inthefirstparagraphtheauthorstatesthat.

A.dreamscannotbesaidtobepropheticeventhoughafewhavecometrue

B.dreamsarepropheticbecausesomeofthemdidcometrue.

C.dreamsmaycometrueifclearlyremembered.

D.dreamsandrealityarecloselyrelated.

22.By"thingslike...""happeninthrees"（Para.3,Line2-3）,theauthorindicatesthatpeoplebelieve.

A.personalmisfortunestendtohappeneverynowandthen.

B.personalmisfortunes,planecrashes,anddeathsusuallyhappentogether.

C.misfortunestendtooccuraccordingtocertainpatterns.

D.misfortuneswillneveroccurmorethanthreetimestoapersoninhislifetime.

23.Theword"courtesy"（Para.4,Line6）probablymeans.

A.goodmanners.B.appropriatespeech.

C.friendlyrelations.D.satisfactoryservice.

24.Whatcanbeinferredfromthepassage?

A.Happeningsthatgounnoticeddeservemoreattention.

B.Inaseriesofmisfortunesthethirdoneisusuallythemostserious.

C.Peopletendtomakeuseofevidencethatsupportstheirownbeliefs.

D.Believersofmisfortuneshappeninginthreesarecautiousininterpretingevents.

25.Itcanbeconcludedfromthepassagethat.

A.thereissometrutheveninthewildestdreams.

B.oneshouldtakenoticeofotherpeople'smerits.

C.thereisnoorderorpatterninworldevents.

D.weshouldnotbaseourconclusionsonaccidentalevidence.

PassageTwo

Telecommuting-substitutingthecomputerforthetriptothejob-hasbeenhailedasasolutiontoallkindsofproblemsrelatedtoofficework.

Forworkersitpromisesfreedomfromtheoffice,lesstimewastedintrafficandhelpwithchild-careconflicts.Formanagement,telecommutinghelpskeephighperformersonboard,mimmizestardinessandabsenteeismbyeliminatingcommutes,allowsperiodsofsolitudeforhigh-concentrationtasksandprovidesschedulingflexibility.Insomeareas,suchasSouthernCaliforniaandSeattle,Washington,localgovernmentsareencouragingcompaniestostarttelecommutingprogramsinordertoreducerush-hourcongestionandimproveairquality.

Butthesebenefitsdonotcomeeasily.Makingatelecommutingprogramworkrequirescarefulplanningandanunderstandingofthedifferencesbetweentelecommutingrealitiesandpopularimages.

Manyworkersareseducedbyrosyillusionsoflifeasatelecommuter.AcomputerprogrammerfromNewYorkcitymovestothetranquilAdirondackMountainsandstaysincontactwithherofficeviacomputer.Amanagercomesintohisofficethreedaysaweekandworksathometheothertwo.Anaccountantstayshometocareforhersickchild;shehooksuphertelephonemodernconnectionsanddoesofficeworkbetweencallstothedoctor.

Thesearepowerfulimages,buttheyarealimitedreflectionofreality.Telecommutingworkerssoonlearnthatitisalmostimpossibletoconcentrateonworkandcareforayoungchildatthesametime.Beforeacertainage,youngchildrencannotrecognize,muchlessrespect,thenecessaryboundariesbetweenworkandfamily.Additionalchildsupportisnecessaryiftheparentistogetanyworkdone.

Management,too,mustseparatethemythfromthereality.Althoughthemediahaspaidagreatdealofattentiontotelecommuting,inmostcas