很重要重修题型.docx

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很重要重修题型

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6月28日上午，请关注学校的通知。

2.除作文和翻译外，所有客观题请用2B铅笔在机读卡上涂答案，机读卡上的考号即为学号。

3.请在机读卡上空白处写上专业、班级。

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5.请带好学生证和参加考试。

6.考试题目将从以下题目中选取。

题型：

一、作文〔20’〕

二、找出错误（5*2’=10）

找出每个句子中A,B,C,D四个选项中哪个选项是错误的，并在机读卡上涂答案。

三、信息匹配题〔10*2’=20’〕

找出每个句子来自哪个段落，并在机读卡上涂出答案。

四、深度阅读〔15*2’=30’〕

五、翻译〔5*4’=20〕

题目围：

一、作文

1.RationalOnlineShopping

2.TravelAbroad

二、找出错误

1.WhenIwasontheflightthenextday,IfeltsonervousasIshooklikealeaf.

ABCD

2.Afterathoroughinvestigation,thepolicefoundthatthehousehasbeenbroken

ABC

intoandalotofthingsstolen.

D

3.Thepilotoftheaircraft,togetherwithotherflightattendants,areplanninga

ABC

meetingforthepurposeofsolvingthecurrentcrisis.

D

4.Theideathatlearnaforeignlanguageishardworkisrealizedbyeverystudent.

ABCD

5.TheystronglysuggestthatPeteristoldabouthisphysicalconditionassoonas

ABCD

possible.

6..Iaccidentallyrealizedthatthereasonsbehindthisissuehavenothingtodoofhis

ABC

mistakeswhichhemadeduringthewholeprocess.

D

7.Sheheldafirmargumentforthepoliticiansbecauseshedidnotbelievetheir

ABC

promises.

D

8.Entertheroom,IsearchedaroundinthehopeoffindingthematerialIneeded.

ABCD

9.Herexcellentperformanceonthestagegivesheragreatadvantageofothers.

ABCD

10.Ratherthangoingoutside,Ichoosetostayindoorstoenjoytheprecioussolitude.

ABCD

答案：

1-5DCCAC6-10CBADA

三、信息匹配题

1.FishinaDifferentPond

[1]DespitetheusualoccurrenceofseasonsinAmerica,Californiaseemedtobearebel.Norain.Nocloud.Nonippingofnoseandcheeks.ItwasaDecemberdaywithahighof79degrees.Armedwithboots,awhiteturtlenecksweater,jeans,andafluffybrownscarf,Iwasequippedforseverewinterseasonweather.

[2]Yet,thereIwasatschoolonaMondaymorning,staringattheblue,blueskywithscorn.ImutteredsomecursesbeneathmybreathatCalifornia’s“toosunny〞weather.

[3]AsIenteredmynextclass,Icaughtwordsintheair:

“Yeah,she’ssoweird.〞“Shecan’tspeakEnglish!

〞“Didyouhearwhathappenedlastnight?

〞Icuriouslypulledmyearclosertothegossip.Turnsout,therewasanewfreshmangirlwhojustarrivedatmyschool;agirlfromChina.Hervisawasfinallyapproved,andshewasabletoflyoverthePacificOceantojoinabunchofeliteAmericanstudents.Shemovedintoherroomovertheweekendtojoinhernewroommate,aborn-and-raisedAmericanblue-blood.Thefirstnight,Iheard,wasastruggleofcultures.YouhadtheshortChinesegirlwithapairofglasses,awhitejacket,andhairpulledbehindher.Andthenyouhadtheblondgirlwithbrownhighlights,widesmile,shortT-shirt,apairoftightjeans,andaloudlaugh.Noglasses.And,ofcourse,therewerealreadystoriesaboutthisnewstudent.Shewasalittledull,slightlyunpleasant,andjustkindof,well,foreign.However,asmyfriendwholivedonthesamefloorputit,shemustjustbeshy.

[4]Iwantedtomeetthisgirl,thispuzzlethatsuddenlyfellintoourhands.AndmeetherIdid.

[5]Lastperiodoftheday,Icrawledoutofthesciencebuildingwithanoverweightbackpackfilledwithwhoknowswhat.JustwhenIwasabouttodieofheatexhaustionandbookburns,theAssistantDeancalledmeover.AsIapproachedher,Inoticedthelittlewalkingmysterybyherside.“Canyoutakehertoherafternoonactivity?

〞“Sure,noproblem.〞

[6]Sowestartedourjourney.Firststop!

Herhumbleabode.

[7]Halftheroomwasdecoratedwithpicturesofmodelsandfashion.Thewardrobewashalfopenwithclothesavalanchingout.Theotherhalfoftheroomwasneatandpristinewithnopostersandsignofhumanexistence.Guesswhichhalfbelongedtoher.

[8]You’rerightifyouguessedtheno-dust-no-nonsensesideoftheroom.MyparentsalwayssaidtheChinesearealwaysverycleanandorganized.Takeafew,addafew,forexample,Ican’tkeepmyroomstraight.Italwaysappearsthatsometypeofearthquake,tsunami,orhurricane〔sometypeofnaturaldisaster〕rockedmylittleroom.IfIdropsomethingonthefloor,Ican’tfinditfortwoweeks.Idon’tthinkafloorexistsanymore.

[9]Oops...backtothestory.Iaskedhersomesimplequestionstogetaconversationstarted.Iaskedhersomesimplequestionstogetaconversationstarted.Whereareyoufrom?

Whydidyouwanttoetothisschool?

Doyoulikeitsofar?

Howareyoudoinginclasses?

Whoareyourteachers?

Howdoyoulikeyourroommate?

Justfromafewwords,Irealizedthegossipwasentirelywrongabouther.Shewasn’tbluntorunpleasant.Shejustdidn’tknowcolloquialEnglish.Shedidn’tknowhowtomunicatewiththesestudentsbornintheageofthepopstars,theInternetcraze,instantmessaging,andStarbucksmochafrappuccino.Sheonlyknowshowtospeak“proper〞English.ButsometimesproperEnglishdoesn’tgoalongwayinthiscenturywhenthetongueiswagginginshort-handscript.AlthoughshescoredextremelyhighontheTOEFL,herEnglishspeakingwasusuallyjustbrokenfragments.Itprovesthatstickingyournoseinbooksandmemorizingisonlypartoflearning.ButIhavetoadmitthatherwritingandgrammarisalmostperfectandbetterthanmostnativeEnglishspeakers.

[10]Intheend,it’sallaboutadaptation.Andthere’salwaysthatcultureshock.Irememberaskingherifshehadaboyfriend.Sheopenedhereyeswiderandstuckherchinupalittlehigher.InChina,youarenotallowedtodevelopboy-girl“intimate〞relationshipsinschool.Okay,nowthatwasobviouslydifferentinAmerica.Soyoucanimagineherreactionwhenwatchingcoupleswalkaroundhand-in-handorlocklipsinfrontofadormitory.Butthat’sonlyasmallexampleofdifferencesaroundhere.

[11]Itmustbedifficultforher.That’swhytheAssistantDeanwantedmetohelpherout.Evenifthemunityisstrongandsympathetic,itisstillnotthesameashome.IalsounderstandthatbecauseImovedherewhenIwasthree.But,sheisalreadyinherteens.Idon’tknowhowstrongI’llbeifImovetoaforeigncountryandtrytospeakinanotherlanguagewithfluentspeakers.Especially,Idon’tknowhowstrongI’llbeifIdon’thaveanetworkofmyfriendsorthesamewhitehousewithgreenboard,theoldstreetswithblinkingroadlamps,andsoundsofcarswhizzingbyduringthedarkofnight.Ican’trearmyselfawayfromthescentofjasminethatdriftsthroughmywindowduringlongsummernightsandthesoundofthesprinklerspletingamorningroutine.

[12]ButIguessthat’showthingsgo.Ifyouwanttomakeitsomewhere,youhavetopaytheprices.Andthat’sthestoryofmostpeopleallaroundtheworld.That’showwe,ashumans,haveesofarinlivinghistory.

[13]Thisnewgirl,mynewfriend,isstillhavingahardtimeadjustingtotheschoolandthecountry.HerEnglishisimprovingprogressivelyovertheweeks.Witheachday,sheiscloserinunderstandingtheworldaroundher.Ibelieveinher.Iknowshecandoit.

A1.IheardthegossipaboutaChinesegirl.

A）Paragraph2B）Paragraph3C）Paragraph4D）Paragraph5

C2.ThegirlwasshockedwhenIaskedherifshehadaboyfriend.

A）Paragraph1B）Paragraph3C）Paragraph10D）Paragraph11

C3.Ifyouwanttohavesomeachievementsyouhavetopaytheprices.

A）Paragraph6B）Paragraph8C）Paragraph12D）Paragraph13

A4.California’sclimateinwinterisdifferentformthatofsomeotherpartsofAmerica.

A）Paragraph1B）Paragraph3C）Paragraph4D）Paragraph10

D5.Thegirlwasclosertothenewworldaroundher.

A）Paragraph7B）Paragraph9C）Paragraph11D）Paragraph13

6.Thegirldidn’tknowcolloquialEnglishalthoughherwritingandgrammarwerealmostperfect.

A）Paragraph7B）Paragraph9C）Paragraph10D）Paragraph11

7.Thesituationofherroom.

A）Paragraph2B）Paragraph3C）Paragraph7D）Paragraph8

8.AssistantDeanintroducedmetotheChinesegirlandaskedmetotakehertoherafternoonactivity

A）Paragraph4B）Paragraph5C）Paragraph7D）Paragraph12

9.Chinesepeoplearecleanandorganized.

A）Paragraph8B）Paragraph9C）Paragraph10D）Paragraph11

10.Itisdifficultforthegirltooverethedifficulties.

A）Paragraph7B）Paragraph9C）Paragraph10D）Paragraph11

答案：

1-5ACCAD6-10BCBAD

2.LookingGoodbyDoingGood

[1]AlargeplaqueinthelobbyofBoston’sInstituteforContemporaryArt（ICA）,amuseumhousedinadramaticglassandmetalbuildingontheharbour’sedge,identifiesitsmostgenerouspatrons.Visitorswillnoticethatsomedonors—includingtwowhogavetheICAover2.5million—havechosennottorevealtheirnames.Suchreticenceisunusual:

lessthan1%ofprivategiftstocharityareanonymous.Mostpeoplewanttheirgooddeedstobetalkedabout.InRichistan,abookonAmerica’snewrich,RobertFrankwritesoftheseveralsocietypublicationsinFlorida’sPalmBeachwhichexistlargelytopublicizethecharityofitsrichresidents.

[2]Asitturnsout,thedistinctionbetweenprivateandpublicgenerosityishelpfulinunderstandingwhatmotivatespeopletogivemoneytocharitiesordonateblood.Suchactionsarewidespread,andgrowing.The$306billionthatAmericansgavetocharityin2007wasmorethantripletheamountdonatedin1965.AndthoughabigchunkofthisesfrombillionaireslikeBillGatesandWarrenBuffett,whosephilanthropyhasattractedmuchattention,modestearnersalsogivegenerouslyoftheirtimeandmoney.A2001surveyfoundthat89%ofAmericanhouseholdsgavetocharity,andthat44%ofadultsvolunteeredtheequivalentof9millionfull-timejobs.Taxbreaksexplainsomeofthekindnessofstrangers.Butbynomeansall.

[3]Economists,whotendtothinkself-interestgovernsmostactionso