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TOEFL试题含答案

2000年10月TOEFL试题含答案

2000年10月TOEFL试题

SectionOne:

ListeningComprehension

PartA

1.（A）Shehashadtheman'scalculatorsinceThursday.

（B）Theman'scalculatorisbroken.

（C）Themanmayusehercalculator.

（D）She'llreturntheman'scalculatoronThursday.

2.（A）Buyadifferentkindofmedicine.

（B）Seeadoctor.

（C）Takeasecondpill.

（D）Avoidtakinganymedication.

3.（A）He'llgorunningafterhisstudygroupmeeting.

（B）Hedoesn'tagreewiththewomanabouttheweather.

（C）Hedoesn'tliketogorunning.

（D）He'llgowiththewomanthisafternoon.

4.（A）Anotherfriendcommentedonhishaircuttoo.

（B）Thewomanhasmistakenhimforanotherperson.

（C）Hedecidedtotryanewbarbershop.

（D）Adifferentpersoncuthishairthistime.

5.（A）Themanshouldn'tbesurprisedathowbusyheis.

（B）Themanshouldleavemoretimeforhisstudies.

（C）Themanshouldtrytofindadifferentjob.

（D）Thebookstorewillbehiringmorepeople.

6.（A）Thewomanshouldgetmoresleep.

（B）Thewomanmaybesickerthansherealizes.

（C）Heisn'tsick.

（D）Hedoesn'tthinkthewomanissick.

7.（A）Theartmuseumisn'topentoday.

（B）Thenumber42busdoesn'trunonMondays.

（C）Themanshouldwaitforthenumber'42bus.

（D）Shehasnevertakenthebustotheartmuseum.

8.（A）Themanshouldbuyajacketinsteadofasuit.

（B）Thegreenjacketdoesn'tfitaswellastheblueone.

（C）Thestyleofclothingismoreimportantthanthecolor.

（D）Themanlooksbetterinblue.

9.（A）Thewomanwillgettoherclassontime.

（B）Thewomanshouldgotoadifferentcounter.

（C）Hedoesn'tlikesandwichesverymuch.

（D）He'shavingtroubledecidingwhattoeat.

10.（A）Hersister'strainislate.

（B）Hersisterwillvisitinthreemonths.

（C）She'llhavetoleavewithouthersister.

（D）She'seagertoseehersister.

11.（A）She'spleasedtheywereinvited.

（B）Susangavethemthewrongdirections.

（C）They'llprobablybelatefordinner.

（D）Susan'shouseisprobablynearby.

12.（A）Buysomeorangejuiceforthewoman.

（B）Borrowsomemoneyfromthewoman.

（C）Drivethewomantothestore.

（D）Paybackmoneythewomanlenthim.

13.（A）Shehasn'twornthedressinalongtime.

（B）Shedoesn'tlikethedressverymuch.

（C）Sheintendstogivethedresstohersister.

（D）Shedoesn'trememberwherehersisterboughtthedress.

14.（A）Shenevercleanstheapartment.

（B）She'sdoingareportwithherroommate.

（C）She'stoobusytocleantheapartment.

（D）Shedoesn'tlikesharinganapartment.

15.（A）He'lltrytofinishthenoveltonight.

（B）Helikedthenovelverymuch.

（C）Hedoesn'trememberwhereheputthenovel.

（D）He'slookingforwardtothenextliteratureassignment.

16.（A）Hedoesn'tliketowakeupearlyinthemorning.

（B）Thewomanseemsunusuallysad.

（C）There'snospecialreasonforhisgoodmood.

（D）Hewasn'tinagoodmoodwhenhewokeup.

17.（A）Getaridetothestationwiththewoman.

（B）Takethewomantothestation.

（C）Borrowthewoman'scartogotothestation.

（D）Drivehiscarinsteadoftakingthetrain.

18.（A）Reviewtheassignmentbyhimself.

（B）WaitafewminutesbeforetryingtophoneJohnagain.

（C）AskoneofJohn'shousematesabouttheassignment.

（D）GoovertoJohn'shouse.

19.（A）Hewon'tvoteforthewoman.

（B）Hemayalsorunforclasspresident.

（C）Thewomanalreadyaskedhimforhisvote.

（D）Thewomanshouldaskhisroommatetovoteforher.

20.（A）Sheisn'tsurethattheauthor'sideaswouldwork.

（B）Theauthorisn'tanexpertineconomics.

（C）Shehasabettertheoryabouttheeconomy.

（D）Theauthorspendstoomuchtimearguingaboutdetails.

21.（A）Shedoesn'tagreewiththeman.

（B）Themandoesn'tneedanofficialgradereport.

（C）Officialcopiesofgradesusedtobecheaper.

（D）Themanshouldgotoadifferentoffice.

22.（A）Takeherbicycletotherepairshop.

（B）Leaveherbicycleoutside.

（C）Gotoworkwhenitstopsraining.

（D）Checktomakesurethegarageisdry.

23.（A）Othersshouldhearabouttheman'saccomplishment.

（B）Themanshouldavoidtalkingabouthisaccomplishment.

（C）Theman'sparentshelpedhimgelthescholarship.

（D）Theman'sparentsalreadytoldherabouthisscholarship.

24.（A）Thecourseistoodifficult,

（B）Theprofessorchangedhismind.

（C）Thefinalexamwascancelled.

（D）Thewomanmisunderstoodtheprofessor.

25.（A）Thecoffeeusedtotastebetter.

（B）He'ssurprisedthatthewomandrinkscoffee.

（C）He'dratherdrinksomethingotherthancoffee.

（D）Thecoffeetastesthesameasbefore.

26.（A）Comebacklaterintheday.

（B）Jointhestaffmeeting..

（C）Waitforthepooltoopen.

（D）Waitforthecompetitiontobegin.

27.（A）He'dliketogotothetheaterFridaynight.

（B）HealreadyhasaticketfortheFridaynightperformance.

（C）Hedoesn'tthinkhecanexchangehisticket.

（D）Herarelygoestothemovies.

28.（A）Shetookahistoryclasslastyear.

（B）Shedoesn'ttrusttheman'sopinion.

（C）Sheprobablywon'ttakeanyhistoryclasses.

（D）Shedidn'tlikehersociologyprofessor.

29,（A）Theotherjobwouldn'thavepaidforhertuition.

（B）Thewomanshouldhavetakentheotherjoboffer.

（C）Thewomanshouldgetanadvanceddegree.

（D）Paidtuitionisonlyasmallbenefit.

30.（A）Themanshouldhavesignedherupfortheclass.

（B）Themanneedstopaymoreattentioninclass.

（C）Shewarnedthemannottotakeanearlymorningclass.

（D）Shethoughtthechemistryclasswasdifficult.

PartB

31.（A）Toreturnsomebusinessbooks.

（B）Toapplyforanewlibrarycard.

（C）Tocheckoutsomebooksfromthelibrary

（D）Tofindoutwheretheartbooksarelocated.

32.（A）Thelibraryassistantthinkshehasanoverduebook.

（B）Thebooksheneedshavebeencheckedoutbysomeoneelse.

（C）Thelibraryassistantisunabletolocatethebooksthatheneeds.

（D）Alibrarynoticewassenttohimathispreviousaddress.

33.（A）Toexplainwhyhehaddifficultyfindingthelibrary.

（B）Toexplainwhyhecouldn'thaveborrowedlibrarybooksinJune.

（C）Toexplainwhyhedoesn'tyethavealibrarycard,

（D）Toexplainwhyheneedsassistanceinlocatingabook.

34.（A）Themanhasmistakenlyreceivedsomeoneelse'sbooks.

（B）Themanchangedhismajorfromarttobusiness.

（C）Themanrecentlymovedoffcampus.

（D）TherearetwostudentsnamedRobertSmith.

35.（A）Seeifheisrelatedtoanyofthestudents.

（B）Applyforajobasalibraryassistant.

（C）Usehismiddlename.

（D）Useadifferentlibrary.

36.（A）Itssimilaritiestopreviousarchitecture.

（B）Itsimpressiveanddistinctivefeatures.

（C）Methodsusedinitsconstruction.

（D）Howitwaspreservedforlatergenerations.

37.（A）Publicmarketdays.

（B）Racesandsportingevents.

（C）Processionsofpriests.

（D）Speechesbypoliticians.

38.（A）Itwasremovedbyaninvadingarmy.

（B）Itbrokeoffwhenpartofthehallcollapsed.

（C）Itwascutawaytoletbannerspassthroughtheentrance.

（D）Itwaslaterusedinbuildinganothertemple.

39.（A）Itslighting.

（B）Itssoundquality.

（C）Itsaircirculation.

（D）Itsstabilityinanearthquake.

PartC

40.（A）Therelationshipbetweenphysicsandphilosophy.

（B）AncientGreekbeliefsaboutmatterandmotion.

（C）TheeffectsofAristotle'sphilosophyoncurrenttheoriesofphysics.

（D）Aristotle'suseoffireinscientificexperiments.

41.（A）Earth.

（B）Water.

（C）Air.

（D）Fire.

42.（A）Pullingandpushingmotions.

（B）Throwingmotions.

（C）Planetarymotions.

（D）Naturaldownwardorupwardmotions.

43.（A）It'spushedawayfromEarthbyfire.

（B）It'stryingtoreturntoitsnaturalrestingplace.

（C）It'sattractedtootherplanets.

（D）Itsmainsubstanceiswater.

44.（A）TosolicitvolunteersforTurtleWatch.

（B）Togiveanassignmenttoabiologyclass.

（C）Towarnstudentsnottohurtgreenturtles.

（D）Todescribethenestingandhatchingactivitiesofthegreenturtle.

45.（A）Thelightsattractpredators.

（B）Theyneedtosaveelectricity.

（C）Thebabyturtlesareattractedtolight.

（D）Thevolunteersuselightsforsignals.

46.（A）Writeareportabouttheiractivities.

（B）Attendmake-upclasseswithDr.Webster.

（C）Helpfindturtleeggsbeforetheyhatch.

（D）Spendtwohoursworkingfortheproject.

47.（A）Howpeopleinruralareaspreservedfood.

（B）Theconstructionoficehouses.

（C）Animportantindustryinthenineteenthcentury.

（D）Howimprovementsintransportationaffectedindustry.

48.（A）Modemtechnologyforthekitchen.

（B）Improvedtransportationsystems.

（C）Industrialuseofstreamsandrivers.

（D）Increasedtemperaturesinmanyareas.

49.（A）Onlywealthyfamilieshadthem.

（B）Theywereimportanttotheiceindustry.

（C）Theywerebuiltmostlyontheeastcoast.

（D）Theyarenolongerincommonuse.

50.（A）Tokeeptrainenginescool.

（B）Topreserveperishablefood.

（C）Tostoreicewhileitwasbeingtransported.

（D）Toliftblocksoficefromfrozenlakesandponds.

SectionTwo:

StructureandWrittenExpression

1.Theroleoftheearisacousticdisturbancesintoneuralsignalssuitablefortransmissiontothebrain.

（A）tocode

（B）sothatcoded

（C）coded

（D）itcoding

2.Theimagistmovementinpoetryaroseduringtheseconddecadeofthetwentiethcentury----againstromanticism,

（A）whenarevolt

（B）asarevolt

（C）arevoltwas

（D）thatarevolt

3.Virtuallyspecieshavebiologicalclocksthatregulatetheirmetabolismovera24-hourperiod.

（A）allthereare

（B）all

（C）allare

（D）theyall

4.AccordingtoUnitedStatescriminallaw,insanitymayrelieveapersonfromtheusuallegalconsequences

（A）whathisorheractshave

（B）ofhisorheractsare

（C）ofhisorheracts

（D）whatofhisorheracts

5.Inaddit