大学英语读写三级考试试题一1.docx

1、大学英语读写三级考试试题一1大学英语读写三级考试试题一 Part Reading Comprehension (Skimming and Scanning) (10%)Directions: In this part, you are required to go over the passage quickly and answer the questions, marking Y (for YES) if the statement agrees with the information given in the passage; N (for NO) if the statement c

2、ontradicts the information given in the passage;NG (for NOT GIVEN) if the information is not given in the passage.The Study Abroad GuideStudying abroad may be the defining moment in your education that will change your life. Nothing will be quite the same after you have studied abroad. Your perspect

3、ives will be global, your attitudes will be international and you will have memories that you will carry forever. Your resume will be more attractive, in some cases your language proficiency will be advanced, and you will have developed lifelong friendships.The largest misconception that prevents st

4、udents from participating in study abroad is its perceived inaccessibility. Students who do study abroad are often amazed at how easy it is to put the whole thing together. Financial aid is often available, every major field of study can be used, and study abroad is an experience available for every

5、 student. Its as easy as working through a checklist. The following information is just that and it should be used only as a guideline, as each university or college has its own study abroad policy.Why study abroad?The most obvious reason why students study abroad is to earn academic credit. You sho

6、uld consider the type of credit you will earn on your study abroad program. Will you earn credit towards your major or elective credit only? Will you receive grades or Pass/Fail credit only? You may study abroad to earn upper division credits in your major field or you may be overseas to ear some of

7、 your core or general education hours in your freshman year. The world marketplace is shrinking rapidly, many companies require second languages. Foreign languages are not only valuable in the word force and they are also valuable in the real world. Study abroad coupled with an international interns

8、hip is an incredible way to gain some real world experience. Additionally you may find that only an international program can offer the real expertise you desire in your education. Australia is a great place to find a marine biology program. The engineering labs in Sweden may exceed your facilities

9、at your home institution, and peace studies in Geneva would offer an insight that couldnt be matched in Nebraska.International experience is ranked high among many employers as a critical asset for prospective employees. Study abroad shows that you are resourceful, adventurous, internationally-minde

10、d, and diverse. In a couple of years you will forget the name of your Professors in Grenoble or your dorm in Beijing, but youll never forget the friends you made of the incredible experiences you shared.How do I find a program?Your first consultation should be with your study abroad coordinator at y

11、our campus. Some colleges may have a designated faculty or administrator who performs this function. Other colleges have full-blown study abroad offices with advisors specializing in regional destinations. Chances at your university have the best programs for you. By going on a study abroad program

12、developed at your school, you are more likely to be able to utilize your financial aid and receive credit for the experience. Your Study Abroad Advisor is the most experienced international education counselor for your needs; they can judge your desires and know the limitations or regulations of you

13、r college.If you cant find the right program on your campus or if your school allows you to participate in external programs then you should conduct an Internet search. The best place to start is www. . You can search for programs by country or field of study. Crucial information like cost, descript

14、ion, and program highlights are included. You can also e-mail programs directly for additional information.Who should I meet with before I go?They can tell you what you need to know and who you need to see. Their job is to make sure you are prepared for your experience and that you will gain the mos

15、t from your study abroad program. These administrators are often underpaid and overworked, but they remain in this field because of their love or commitment to international education. They probably wont tell you exactly where to go, its up to you to do the research. They also wont apply for your pa

16、ssport for you; however, if you cans figure out how to get a passport you probably shouldnt be leaving how anyway.Many universities provide an academic contract, which is your insurance as to the credit youll receive upon returning from overseas. Your academic advisor can tell you what type of credi

17、t youre likely to receive and how it will fit into your overall degree.You will need to work closely with this administrator unless Mon and Dad will be hooking you up. Most study abroad participants utilize some form of financial aid for their experience. The most common aid used for study abroad is

18、 student loans. Some financial aid offices require a vast amount of hoop jumping to ensure that you will actually be receiving credit for your experience.They might not be financing your adventure but its still key to keep them in the loop. You probably want to explain how this experience is integra

19、l to your degree program, how the experience will enhance your resume and ensure a large job upon graduation. Its also important to keep the old folks happy, as they will probably be taking care of logistical concerns while you are out of the country.What else do I need to do?You can apply for a pas

20、sport at post offices, and county and municipal offices apply several months before you leave, especially if you need visas fro foreign embassies. You must apply in person if you are obtaining your first U.S. passport, if your old one is lost or stolen, or if you have an expired passport issued more

21、 than 12 years ago. Otherwise, you can renew your passport by mail. To apply for a passport, you first need to complete Application Form DSP-11, which you can pick up anywhere you apply for a passport. When you apply, bring proof of U.S. citizenship, such as a certified birth certificate, a naturali

22、zation certificate, a consular report of birth abroad, a previous passport, or a certificate of citizenship.Do some research and find out if your country of destination requires a visa. If so, what kind of visa will you need? Sixty percent of the worlds countries require visas for any length of stay

23、. If you travel, you may need visas for other countries. Apply early for visas. Processing time varies widely. Embassy addressed and phone numbers can be found at www.G.The Center for Disease Control offers the most up-to-date information regarding vaccinations and shots. You should also consult you

24、r doctor.International Student IDs provide you with discounts at museums, for youth admissions and fares for transportation and other great discounts. In mangy cases your student ID from your school will be valid. The additional benefit of an International Student ID is the travel insurance, which u

25、sually includes minimal accident, health, repatriation and medical evacuation insurance.注意：此部分试题请在此题后作答。1. Overseas study is, to some degree, to help you advance your language proficiency.2. The author intends to offer some basic guidelines to those who plan to study abroad.3. Peace studies in Genev

26、a and New York would offer an insight that couldnt be matched in Nebraska.4. All employers regard international experience as important treasures for prospective employees.5. If you can develop the right study abroad program at your university, you will be more likely to make use of the financial as

27、sistance and get the credit for the experience.1.YNNG 2.YNNG 3. YNNG4.YNNG 5.YNNGPart Reading Comprehension (Reading in Depth) (40%)Directions: There are four passages in this part .Each passage is followed by some questions or unfinished statement. For each of them there are four choices marked A),

28、 B), C) and D). You should decide on the best choice and mark the corresponding letter on Answer Sheet with a single line through the center.Passage OneQuestions 6 to 10 are based on the following passage: Mercury, the planet nearest the sun, is difficult to observe from the Earth because it rises a

29、nd sets within two hours of the sun. Consequently, little was known about the planet until the Mariner 10 spacecraft made several flybys in 1974and 1975.Planetary scientists can estimate the age of a planets surface by the number of impact craters on it. In general, the older the surface, the more c

30、raters it has. Some regions on Mercury are heavily cratered. Between these regions are areas of gently rolling plains that may have been smoothed by volcanic lava flows or by accumulated deposits of fine material ejected during impacts. These plains are also old enough to have accumulated a large nu

31、mber of impact craters. Elsewhere on the planet are smooth, flat plains that are probably younger and volcanic in origin. These plains have relatively few impact craters. The largest impact basin on Mercury has a diameter of about 800 miles and is surrounded by mountains that rise to heights of abou

32、t 1.2 miles. The crater was probably created by the impact of large planetesimal when Mercury was forming. On the opposite side of the planet is an area of hilly, linear terrain that probably resulted from seismic waves caused by the same impact.Like other airless, solid bodies in the solar system, the entire surface of Mercury is covered with a layer of rubble called regolith, which is composed of material, ranging from dust to boulders, that was scattered when impact craters were formed. This debris was in turn broken up a