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浙江大学春攻读博士研究生入学考试题

浙江大学

2006年（春）攻读博士研究生入学考试题

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SectionⅠListeningComprehension（20marks,1markeach）

PartA

Directions:

YouwillhearaninterviewwithJasonDonovan,anAustralianactorandpopsinger.Listenandcompletethesentencesinquestions1-5withtheinformationyou’veheard.Writenomorethan3wordsineachnumberedbox.Youwillheartherecordingtwice.Younowhave25secondstoreadthetablebelow.

Thespeakerlikesgarlicbreadverymuchalthoughitgivehim

Whenthespeakerwasyounger,hewasverykeenon

Thespeakerlovesdrivingto

Thespeakerfeelsmostcomfortablewearing

ThespeakerlikesTheComedyCompanybutingeneralhe

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PartB

Directions:

Youwillhearaconversationbetweentwospeakers,DavidandMary.Answerthequestions6-10whileyoulisten.Usenomorethan5wordsforeachanswer.Youwillheartherecordingtwice.Younowhave25secondstoreadthequestions.

WhatisMaryworryingabout?

WhereisMaryfrom?

WherewillMarystaywhenshearrivesinLondon?

Howlongdoimmigrationformalitiestake?

Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?

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PartC

Directions:

Questions11-13arebasedonthefollowingconversationbetweenCarlosandhissisterJean.Younowhave15secondstoreadquestions11-13.

11.WhatarrangementhadCarlosandSandramadefortonight?

A.Meetaroundtheundergroundstation.B.Stayathome.

C.Seetheeveningperformance.D.Walkintherain.

12.WhyisCarlosangrywithJean?

A.BecauseshedidnottellCarlosaboutSandra’sphonecallassoonashegothome.

B.BecausesheforgottotellSandrathatCarloscouldn’tgettickets.

C.BecauseshedidnotstayathomeandwaitforCarlos’phone.

D.BecauseshekeptCarloswaitingforhalfanhour.

13.WhatwillCarlosfinallydo?

A.WaitathomeforSandra’sphone.

B.HurryupandtrytogetthetheaterbeforeSandradoes.

C.BuyticketsfortheperformanceofRomeoandJuliettonight.

D.PhoneSandratotellherthathewillbelate.

Younowhave30secondstocheckyouranswerstoQuestions11~13.

Directions:

Questions14~16arebasedonthefollowinginterview.Younowhave20secondstoreadquestions14~16.

14.Accordingtothewoman,howwillrivalgangsbenefitfromtheLeisureCenter?

A.Theycanexpressaggressioninsports.

B.Theirathleticskillscanbeimproved.

C.Theycanfindsomethingtodointheirleisuretime.

D.TheycanfindemploymentintheCentre.

15.Whatistheman’sattitudetowardsthenewscheme?

A.Hebelievestheschememighthelptosolvetheproblemofgangwarfare.

B.Hedoubleswhetherrivalgangswillbeinterestedinthescheme.

C.Hedoesn’tthinktheschemecouldworkbecauseoflackoffunds.

D.HeisafraidthattheremightbefightsbetweenrivalgroupsintheLeisureCenter.

16.Whichofthefollowingistrueoftheschemepromotedbythewoman?

A.Ithasreceivedmuchsupportfromthelocalpeople.

B.Itisaimedprimarilyatrivalgangs.

C.Ithasbeeninoperationforyears.

D.Therehavebeenmanyreportsonitinnewspapers.

Younowhave30secondstocheckyouranswerstoQuestions14~16.

Directions:

Questions17~20arebasedonthefollowingtalkintroducingthesuccessofCoco-Cola.Younowhave15secondstoreadquestions18~20.

17.WhoinventedCoca-Colaandwhen?

A.FrankRobinson,in1888.

B.AsaGCandle,in1879.

C.Dr.Pemberton,in1886.

D.Jacob,in1895.

18.WhathasplayedthemostimportantroleinCoca-Cola’ssuccess?

A.Acatchyname.

B.Advertising.

C.Itstaste.

D.Competition.

19.WhichofthefollowingistrueofCoca-ColainWorldWarII?

A.EveryAmericansoldiercouldhaveabottleofCoca-Colaforfree.

B.ThecompanymadealotofmoneybysellingCoca-Colatosoldiers

C.AboutfivebillionbottlesofCokeweresoldinAmerican.

D.ThecompanytriedtoopenupitsforeignmarketsforCoca-Cola.

20.WhatdodoctorsayaboutCoca-Cola?

A.Itisbothdeliciousandnutritious.

B.Itcontainstoomuchsugar.

C.Itdoesyounogood.

D.Itmaybeharmfultoyourhealth.

Younowhave40secondstocheckyouranswerstoQuestions17~20.

SectionⅡVocabulary（15marks,1markeach）

Directions:

Thereare15incompletesentencesinthissection.ForeachsentencetherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosetheONEanswerthatbestcompletesthesentence.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletteronAnswerSheetⅠwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.

21.Youwillonlybeallowedtoleaveearlyin_____circumstances.

A.exceptionalB.coincidentalC.peculiarD.imperative

22.Hislatest_____wasbuyingasecond-handcarwhichturnedouttohaveafaultyengine.

A.agonyB.stigmaC.wrathD.folly

23.Thechampagneshadcausedhisfaceto_____andhiseyeswerebright.

A.flourishB.freshC.fleshD.flush.

24.Heneedsahobbytokeephimbusyandstophimfromgettinginto____.

A.mischiefB.nuisanceC.hostilityD.bustle

25.Poorsightandhearingarecommon____ofoldage.

A.presentationsB.afflictionsC.outcomeD.relevance

26.Thedreamofmanyscientistshasbeentocreatea_____motionmachine–onethatwouldalwayscontinuemovingonceithadbeenstarted.

A.transientB.temporaryC.perpetualD.periodic

27.Onlyasmall____ofthoseattendingtheconventioncamefromoutsidethestate.

A.fractureB.fragmentC.fractionD.fragrance

28.Chemicalsfromthefactoryuptheriver______thewater,killingmanyfishandmakingthewatertotallyunfitforhumanuse.

A.corruptedB.infectedC.contaminatedD.stained

29.Itisstrictlyillegalto_____agun,knife,oranyotherweaponwhenboardinganairplane.

A.shelterB.disguiseC.concealD.veil

30.To____theboredomofstudyingitisagoodideatotakefrequentbreaks.

A.intensifyB.aggravateC.illuminateD.alleviate

31.Althoughwefelt____forthechildwhohadlosthisparents,therewasreallynotmuchwecoulddotocomforthim.

A.compassionB.compassC.companionD.compartment

32.Thepolicewere_____bythecrimeandwereneverabletosolveit.

A.hinderedB.enlightenedC.baffledD.detained

33._____forthetop-of-the–rangecarincludeacompactdiscplayer,electricwindowsandasunroof.

A.accessoriesB.componentsC.decorationsD.colleagues

34.Theauthorusesthe____ofbeeswhendescribingtheworkersatthebakery.

A.correlationB.equivalentC.analogyD.parallel

35.Thebookswillbe____fromourwarehousetomorrowtoyouraddress.

A.dispatchedB.disputedC.dismissedD.dispersed

SectionⅢClozeTest（20marks,1markeach）

Directions:

Thereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage.ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedA）,B）,C）andD）.YoushouldchoosetheONEthatbestfitsintothepassage.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletteronAnswersheet1withasinglelinethroughthecenter.

Almostallofusbelievethatweliveinanageofuncouthmanners,thatthingwerebetterinsomepreviousera.Forexample,the18thcenturyinEnglandis__36__asaperiodofhighrefinementinsocialintercourse.Welookback__37__nostalgiatothesoftcandlelight,the__38__courtesies,thehandkissing–unwillingtoconfrontthebrutalrealityofacenturyinwhichduelingtothedeathwas__39__andgentlemenwereexpectedtodrinkthemselvesunderthetable.

Manners__40__.Inourday,itisconsideredgoodmannerstobeclean–indeedwespendbillionsofdollarson__41__designedtokeepus“fresh.”Inthe18thcentury,__42__,mostdoctorsandchurchauthoritiesfrownedonbathing,andwomen’seleganthairdoswereoftenfulloflice.

Thechangeabilityofmannersmakesthewholesubjectdifficultto__43__.Totakeoneexample:

Itwasnotconsideredbadmannersinthe18thcenturyforamantowearhishat__44__.Youwouldtakeitoffto__45__alady,butthenyou’dputitrightbackonyouhead.

Thereason__46__thisisperfectlyplain.Inthefirstplace,thehatservedasa__47__ofrankthroughoutmostofhistory,a__48__markofstatus,inthesecondplace,youcouldn’tdrawaswordeasilyifyouwere__49__ahatinyourhand.

Thereisa__50__tobelearnedfromthis.Forthemostpart,mannersaremerelyself-protective__51__appropriatetothecustomsofaparticularage.Therecustomssometimesbecome__52__andsymbolic,buttheyinvariably__53__fromsomepracticalneed.Thus,onmeetingsomebody,wecommonlyshakerighthands–aformalcustomofnopresentday__54__.Butinanagewheneverycarriedweapons,itwasademonstrationeverybodycarriedweapons,itwasademonstrationthatonewaspreparestoconversewithoutaweaponinone’shand,asignof__55__.Whatwethinkofas“goodmanners”wasmerelyawayofsaying,“Imeanyounoimmediateviolence,ifyoucanshowthatyourintentionisthesame.”

36.A）renownedB）consideredC）knownD）famous

37.A）byB）onC）inD）with

38.A）elaborateB）detailedC）exquisiteD）exotic

39.A）generalB）familiarC）commonplaceD）cruel

40.A）varyB）changeC）fluctuateD）turn

41.A）outputB）produceC）goodsD）products

42.A）bycontrastB）bythewayC）onthecontraryD）ontheway

43.A）approachB）attackC）accessD）accommodate

44.A）outdoorsB）indoorsC）externallyD）internally

45.A）faceB）greetC）confrontD）meet

46.A）forB）whyC）behindD）because

47.A）signB）signatureC）signalD）symbol

48.A）visualB）valuableC）visibleD）victorious

49.A）takingB）holdingC）pullingD）putting

50.A）letterB）lectureC）legacyD）lesson

51.A）instrumentsB）toolsC）devicesD）equipments

52.A）familiarizedB）formalizedC）legalizedD）modernized

53.A）deriveB）originateC）obtainD）acquire

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