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全国翻译专业资格（水平）考试英语三级笔译综合能力模拟试题

　　Section1:

VocabularyandGrammar（25Points）

　　Thissectionconsistsofthreeparts.Readthedirectionsforeachpartbeforeansweringthequestions.Thetimeforthissectionis25minutes.

　　Part1VocabularySelection

　　Inthispart,thereare20incompletesentences.Beloweachsentence,therearefourwordsorphrasesrespectivelymarkedbylettersA,B,C,D.Choosethewordorphrasewhichbestcompleteseachsentence.Thereisonlyonerightanswer.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterwithasinglebaracrossthesquarebracketsonyourMachine-scoringANSWERSHEET.

　　1.InHongKong,doctorsreportedthat,forunclearreasons,12recoveredSARSpatientshad_____weeksaftertheyhadbeendischarged--spurringfearsthatpeoplemightbeinfectiousevenafterthey'dleftisolation.

　　A.recoveredB.relapsedC.reexaminedD.re-diagnosed

　　2.Currentdemographictrends,suchasthefallinthebirthrate,shouldfavor_____economicgrowthinthelongrun.

　　A.slowB.quickenedC.speededD.accelerated

　　3.Allstudentshavefree_____tothelibrary.

　　A.passagewayB.entranceC.permissionD.access

　　4.Columbushadaccomplishedoneofthemostamazingandcourageous_____inhistory.

　　A.performanceB.featsC.eventsD.acts

　　5.Accordingtotheweatherforecast,whichisusually_____,itwillsnowthisafternoon.

　　A.exactB.preciseC.perfectD.accurate

　　6.Thejanitor'slongservicewiththecompanywas_____apresent.

　　A.confirmedbyB.recordedwith

　　C.appreciatedbyD.acknowledgedwith

　　7.Whattheynevertakeintoaccountisthefrazzledwomanwhoisleadinga_____life--tryingtobeagoodmotherwhilehavingtopretendatworkthatshedoesn'thavekidsatall.

　　A.doubleB.hardC.two-wayD.miserable

　　8.Untilthefinalvotesarecast,though,assurances_____fornothing.

　　A.countB.meantC.giveD.account

　　9.Somephilosophersinsistthatonewayto_____knowledgeisthroughanempiricalapproach.

　　A.disseminateB.classifyC.testD.acquire

　　10.Ifyouthinkherexperienceis_____,wewillemployher.

　　A.sustainableB.adequateC.strongD.positive

　　11.Thetroubleisthatnotmanystudentsreallyknowhowtomakeuseoftheirtimetoitsbest_____.

　　A.benefitB.advantageC.valueD.profit

　　12.Readers_____happyendingsmayfindtheunvarnishedviewofmodernmotherhoodabitunsettling.

　　A.fondB.preferredC.adaptedtoD.accustomedto

　　13.Theexplorertoldtheboysabouthis_____intheAfricanforests.

　　A.storiesB.voyageC.adventuresD.trips

　　14.Wewereworking_____timetogeteverythingreadyfortheexhibition.

　　A.againstB.inC.onD.ahead

　　15.Hedrovefastandarrivedanhour_____schedule.

　　A.inadvanceB.beforeC.byD.aheadof

　　16.Ifyouhearthefire_____,leavethebuildingquickly.

　　A.warningB.alarmC.signalD.bell

　　17.Thetroopshavebeenonthe_____forapossibleenemyattack.

　　A.alarmB.alertC.warningD.notice

　　18.Althoughhispeopledidnot_____hisefforts,hekepttrying.

　　A.agreewithB.applytoC.approveofD.consentwith

　　19.Picasso's_____abilitywasapparentinhisearlyyouthwhenhestarteddrawingsketches.

　　A.writingB.artisticC.reasoningD.literary

　　20.Wehopethatthemeasurestocontrolprices,_____takenbythegovernment,willsucceed.

　　A.whenB.sinceC.afterD.as

　　Part2VocabularyReplacement

　　Thispartconsistsof15sentencesinwhichonewordorphraseisunderlined.Beloweachsentence,therearefourchoicesrespectivelymarkedbylettersA,B,C,D.YouaretoselecttheONEchoicethatcanreplacetheunderlinedwordwithoutcausinganygrammaticalerrororchangingtheprincipalmeaningofthesentence.Thereisonlyonerightanswer.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterwithasinglebaracrossthesquarebracketsonyourMachine-scoringANSWERSHEET.

　　21.Shebustledaboutwithanassumptionofauthority.

　　A.airB.suppositionC.appearanceD.face

　　22.Tabletennisiseasytolearn,and,bythesametoken,boysdon'tneedalotofspacetopracticeit.

　　A.bythesameruleB.symbolically

　　C.moreoverD.bylogic

　　23.Theoldmansatbeforethefireinatrance,thinkingofhispastlife.

　　A.inaspecialpositionB.inacozystate

　　C.inasleepystateD.inameditativestate

　　24.Onlytheéliteofsocietyattendedthereceptionforthenewgovernor.

　　A.thosethoughtofasthebestpeople

　　B.theintellectuals

　　C.thewhite-collarpeople

　　D.theofficials

　　25.Sheembellishedthesimpledresswithcolorfulembroidery.

　　A.madeB.decoratedC.sewedD.improved

　　26.Hefeltcheapaboutrushingtogetinlinebeforetheoldladycarryingheavyparcels.

　　A.feltinferiorandashamed

　　B.feltnotworthwhileofdoingsomething

　　C.feltbadaboutdoingsomething

　　D.feltunhappyaboutdoingsomething

　　27.Onlyindividualbenefactorsandadhocgrantshavemadepossibletheecologicalsurveysalreadyundertaken.

　　A.additionalB.governmentalC.specialD.organizational

　　28.Thedichotomypostulatedbymanybetweenmoralityandinterests,betweenidealismandrealism,isoneofthestandardclichésoftheongoingdebateoverinternationalaffairs.

　　A.divisionintotwopartsB.combinationoftwoparts

　　C.disparityD.contradiction

　　29.Miguel'sperplexityisunderstandable―he'sanall-purposemaintenancemanatamidtown-Manhattanresidentialbuilding.

　　A.alloutB.versatileC.prolificD.capable

　　30.Takethestalematebetweentheadministrationandtheoilcompaniesforexample.

　　A.caseB.deadlockC.conflictD.contradiction

　　31.Thesenseofmistrustiscompoundedbysmallerannoyancesthatleavethefamiliesfeelingasthoughnooneinauthoritycaresaboutthem.

　　A.offsetB.intensifiedC.diminishedD.annulled

　　32.Theveryubiquityofelectroniccommunicationscanhaveasurprisingdownside,notesRichardKohn,amilitaryhistorianattheUniversityofNorthCarolina:

awifebecomesaccustomedtofrequente-mailfromherhusband,untilhecan'tgettoacomputer.Andthenheranxietyincreases.

　　A.failureB.undersideC.drawbackD.consequence

　　33.ThePresidenttookadrubbingfrommuchofthepresswhichhadbreathlesslyreportedthatadealwasinthebag.

　　A.wassuretobemadeB.wasbeingconsidered

　　C.wastheirsecretweaponD.wastheirlastresort

　　34.Thisreflectstheprioritybeingattachedtoeconomicoverpoliticalactivity,partlycausedbyagrowingreluctancetoenteracallingblightedbyrelentlesspublicitythatalltoooftenendsindestroyingcareersandreputations.

　　A.divinesummonsB.politicalcareer

　　C.professionD.businesstransaction

　　35.Ifyoucan'tdigintothefieldyouhavechosenforyourpursuit,itishardlypossibleforyoutoachieveanythingsignificantinthefield.

　　A.acquireB.requireC.accompanyD.accomplish

　　Part3CorrectingGrammaticalErrors

　　Thispartconsistsof15sentencesinwhichthereisanunderlinedpartthatindicatesagrammaticalerror.Beloweachsentence,therearefourchoicesrespectivelymarkedbylettersA,B,C,D.YouaretoselecttheONEchoiceandreplacetheunderlinedelement（s）sothattheerroriserasedandcorrected.Thereisonlyonerightanswer.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterwithasinglebaracrossthesquarebracketsonyourMachine-scoringANSWERSHEET.

　　36.Justlastweek,forexample,theWorldHealthOrganization（WHO）announcedthedisturbingdisclosurethatSARSmaybeprettydeadlierthanpreviouslybelieved.

　　A.veryB.farC.especiallyD.none

　　37.Whatdistinguishedherintheothergirlswasherpeculiarhairstyle.

　　A.toB.fromC.thanD.with

　　38.Duringmanysectorsarefoundering,the$21billionvideogame-softwareindustryisbooming,addinggamedevelopersatarateof2,500ayearintheUnitedStatesalone.

　　A.WhenB.WhereasC.WouldD.While

　　39.Nosuchweaponswereusedandnonebeenfound.

　　A.nonehavebeenB.nonehas

　　C.nootherhasbeenD.noothersbeen

　　40.Nothingfuelscynicismforwatchingtwotitanicinstitutionssquabbleovertheirreputations.

　　A.No…asB.Something…like

　　C.Nothing…likeD.No…than

　　41.Iseefourkindsofpressureworkingoncollegestudentstoday:

economicpressure,parentalpressure,peerpressure,butself-inducedpressure.

　　A.andB.orC.NilD.with

　　42.Thesalesmanagerofthecompanysuggestedmoremoneyistospentinamoreeffectiveadvertisingcampaignandbetterpackagingdesign.

　　A.isspendingonB.willbespentin

　　C.willbespentonD.bespenton

　　43.Accordingtosomescientists,thecomputerwilldomuchharmtopeople'shealthassmokinganddrugsdo.

　　A.doesmuchharm…smokingB.willdoasmuchharm…cigarettes

　　C.willbedoingasmuchharm…smokingD.doesasmuchharm…cigarettes.

　　44.ThegeneralmanagerdemandedthejobwillbecompletedbeforetheNationalDay.

　　A.wouldbecompletedB.mustbecompleted

　　C.hadtobecompletedD.becompleted

　　45.Inhisspeechattheconference,theChairmansolemnlystatedthatthe

　　responsibilitytoourlivesandthekindofworldinthatweliveisoursand

　　oursalone.

　　A.for…inwhichB.of…forwhich

　　C.of…inwhichD.for…onwhich

　　46.Iknewnothingofthemotivesbehindhisrecentmove,andIdon'tknoweitherthepersontoputhimuptotheaction.

　　A.nordidIknow…whoB.notdidIknow…that

　　C.nordoIknow…thatD.eitherdidIknow…who

　　47.Theachievementsofthegreatestmindsinsciencecouldneverhavebeenreachedifithadnotbeenforthe