浙江工商大学 07 08 年历年试题.docx

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PartI:

Vocabulary[15MIN]

Directions:

Thereare20sentencesinthispart.Ineachsentencethereisawordorphraseunderlined.Beneatheachsentencetherearefourchoicesforyoutoselecttosubstitutetheunderlinedpartwithoutchangingtheoriginalmeaningofthesentence.MarkyouanswersontheAnswerSheet.

1.Itisamazinghowmanyreaderswillplodalongatone-thirdtheirpossiblespeedalltheirlives.

A.readcarefullyB.readslowlyC.readefficientlyD.readfast

2.WhatdocumentaryevidencecouldtheKGBorCIAserveupthatwouldabsolutelyabsolvethem

ofinvolvementinKennedy’sdeath.

A.acquitthemofB.accusethemof

C.curethemofD.informthemof

3.Theyfeelthemselvesgettingeyestrain,losingtheirtrainofthought,dozingoff,andfinallygivingup.

A.imaginationB.evaluationC.clearthinkingD.fastprogressing

4.Thenatureanddifficultyofthematerialrequiresanadjustmentinrateinconformitywithyourabilitytohandlethattypeofmaterial.

A.intouchwithB.inconspiracywith

C.inagreementwithD.incontactwith

5.Mostpeoplewouldsaythatsnapjudgmentsareunsoundorevendangerous.

A.hesitantB.biasedC.thoughtfulD.hasty

6.Emmaisfromapoorfamily,soshehastodoseveralpart-timejobsjusttokeepherheadabovewater.

A.earnenoughforalivingB.bepaidforswimming

C.breathefreelyD.dobetterthanothers

7.Withoutanyoldmoney,BillGatesearnedallofhisownmoneyandhasbecometherichestmanintheworld.

A.moneywhichisnolongerincirculationB.moneyearnedinaconservativeway

C.moneyleftbyhisparentsorancestorsD.moneysavedbyhimselfforyears

8.Haveyoureadhisautobiography?

Ithinktheauthortrumpedituptomakehisotherwisemediocrelifesoundmoreeventfulandinteresting.

A.translateditB.exaggerateditC.struckitupD.broughtitup

9.Whenyourchildrenareoldenoughtotakecareofthemselves,youhavetocutthecord.

A.drivethemoutofhomeB.letthembecomeindependent

C.stoptelephoningthemD.tellthemyourownexperience

10.Inthatmoviethefamousstariscompletelyeclipsedbyanunknownactresswhoplaysasupportingrole.

A.eliminatedB.substitutedC.manipulatedD.outshone

11Somepeopledeveloptwoorseveraldifferentsymptoms;oftenthesymptomsareexperiencedinanalternatingfashion.

A.byaccidentB.byturnsC.bythewayD.byandlarge

12.Sometimesapersonsubconsciouslydevelopsanillnessasawayofhandlingadesperateneed,suchastheneedofaffection.

A.unknowinglyB.submissivelyC.unwittinglyD.subversively

13.Thepatientwithpsychosomaticillnessdevelopssymptomsasamanifestationoflargelyunconsciouspsychicconflicts.

A.managementB.imaginationC.anindicationD.anarrangement

14.Andglobalwarminghadbeenmoderatedbyplantingaglobalnetworkof“sink”foreststosoakupcarbondioxide.

A.stirupB.breakupC.drawinD.liveon

15.Studiesshowastrongconnectionbetweentheincreaseindrug-resistantinfectionsandthepervasiveuseofantibioticsinpediatricians’offices.

A.widespreadB.permissiveC.inappropriateD.persuasive

16.Weshouldtelltheseyoungpeoplethatnoonecanmaketroublewithimpunity.

A.withoutbeingpunishedB.withinbounds

C.withoutmercyD.withpity

17.Ourplanissubjecttotheapprovalofthecommission.

A.relatedtoB.derivedfromC.dependentonD.contraryto

18.Thetalkofthesixnationsaimedtopreventtheproliferationofnuclearweapons.

A.prohibitionB.promotionC.expansionD.expiration

19.TherainydaysreallygotmedownandIhadtokillmytimebywatchingthosedullsoapoperas.

A.impressedB.disappointedC.disarrangedD.depressed

20Thegovernmentsofmanycountrieshaveofferedtheircondolencesoverthedeathofthousandsofpeopleintheearthquake.

A.expressionsofsympathyB.expressionsofignorance

C.expressionsofworryD.expressionsofregret

PartII:

ReadingComprehension[40MIN]

Directions:

Thereare6passagesinthissection.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.Youaretoanswereachquestionorcompletethestatementbydecidingonthebestchoice.MarkthecorrespondinglettersontheAnswerSheet.

TEXT1

InMexico，PresidentVicenteFoxismakinganefforttocalmprotestsinthefarmingsectorthroughadialoguewiththegovernment．But，thetalk，sofar，ismostlyone-sided．

ThedialoguebetweenFoxgovernmentofficialsandfarmgroupleadersheldonTuesdayhereinMexicoCityincludedtwocabinetofficialsandanumberofgovernorsandlegislators,butveryfewcampesinos,asthefarmersarecalledinSpanish．

Theleadersofthenation’slargestcampesinoorganizations，theCongresoAgrarioPermanente，orPermanentAgrarianCongress，andtheConfederationNationalCampesino,orNationalFarmersConfederation,boycottedthesession．Theycomplainedthatthegovernment'sdecisiontochangethevenue，fromtheNationalArchivesbuildingtoasportscomplex，violatedanagreementtoconsultwiththemonsucharrangements．

PresidentFoxiscallingonallsuchgroupstoattendanothermeetinglaterthisweeksothattheycancontributetotheefforttoimprovethelotofMexico'sfarmers．

Hesayshewantstomoveforwardquicklytodevelopanationalaccordfortheagriculturalsectorbymarch15.Hesaysthisaccordshouldincludedetailsabouthowtoprovidemorefinancingandcredittofarmersaswellashowtohelpfarmerscommercializetheirproducts．

PresidentFoxisencouragingpoorfarmerstodevelopmoreskillsinbothproductionandinmarketing.HesaysthatsomefarmoperationsinMexicoareprosperingundertheNorthAmericanFreeTradeAgreement，knownasNAFTA.Mr.FoxnotesthattheMexicanfarmsectorproduces157productsforsaleintheUnitedStatesandthatMexicoleadstheworldinproductionofseveraltypesofproducts,includingwatermelons,tomatoes,broccoliandcauliflower．

Mexicantomatoproducersareamongthemostenthusiasticsupportersofthetradeagreement．Inthepasttenyears,Mexicohasnearlydoubleditstomatoexportsandtoday,oneoutofeverythreetomatoessoldintheUnitedStatescomesfromMexico．

ButcampesinoleaderssayNAFTAhasfavoredsuchlarge-scaleoperationsandleftbehindthemillionsofpoor，small-scalefarmerswhocannotcompetewiththeUnitedStatesandCanada.Twoweeksago，some20,000campesinosmarchedinMexicoCitydemandingthatthegovernmentrenegotiateNAFTA,somethingPresidentFoxhassaidhewouldnotfavor．

Underthetermsofthetreaty，tariffsonseveralcommoditieswerereducedtozeroonJanuary1.By2008，tariffsaresettofallonanumberofotherproductsincludingcorn，sugarandbeans．

TheUnitedStateshasremainedoutofthefrayoverNAFTAhereinMexicootherthanissuingstatementshighlightingthebenefitsoftheagreement．However,Canada’sambassadortoMexico，KeithChristie,inaninterviewpublishedintheReformanewspaperTuesday，saidhiscountryisagainstanychangeinthetreaty.HesaidNAFTAisacompletepackageanditisnotpossibletochangeonepartwithoutreopeningtheentireagreement.That，hesaid，wouldnotbegoodforanyofthecountriesinvolvedandhenotedthatbothCanadaandMexicohavegainedmorethantheUnitedStatesintermsofincreasedexportsasaresultofNAFTA．

21.Whatfactindicatedthatthetalkwasmostlyone-sided？

A.Therewereveryfewfarmerspresentinthedialogue．

B.ThePresidentmanipulatedthegovernment．

C.Thecabinetofficialsandgovernorsandlegislatorswereonthefarmer'sside．

D.ThecampesinoleaderssupportedthePresident．

22.Whydidthefarmleadersprotestagainstthesession？

A.BecausetheydidnotlikethesessiontobeheldintheNationalArchivesbuilding．

B.Becausetheydidnotthinksportshadanythingtodowiththetalk．

C.Becausetheythoughtthedecisionofchangingvenuewasagainstthepreviousagreement.

D.Becausetheythoughtthetalkwasunfairtopoorfarmers.

23.WhatisimpliedabouttheMexicanagriculturalproducts?

A.TheMexicanagriculturalproductshavebeenhighlycommercialized.

B.SomeagriculturalproductsareimportedfromtheUS．

C.TheMexicanagriculturalproductsareintheleadingplaceintheworld.

D.SomeMexicanagriculturalproductshavegotamajorityofAmericanmarketshare.

24.WhatdocampesinoleadersthinkisthedisadvantageofNAFTA?

A.TheythinkitisunfairtoMexicanfarmers.

B.TheythinkithindersthedevelopmentofMexicanagriculture.

C.Theythinkitaffectsthebenefitsofthecampesinoorganizations.

D.TheythinkithurtstheinterestsofpoorMexicanfarmers.

25.WhatdoesKeithChristiethinkofthetreaty？

A.Heisagainstanychangeinit.

B.Hethinksit’snogoodforanycountriesconcerned.

C.HethinksMexicowillgetmorebenefitsfromitthanCanadawill.

D.Heisinfavorofreopeningtheentireagreement.

TEXT2

WhenamajorpoweroutageleftevenTimesSquareeerilydark，NewYorkCity'sfaithfulheadedoutoftheirhotapartmentsandstuffyofficecubiclesanddidwhatcamenaturally.

Theyheadedtotheirlocalbarsandgrabbedafewcoldones—whiletheywerestillcold.

“Peoplewerestuckandcouldn’tgethomesotheythought，’whynotgatheratthelocalwateringhole?

’”saidJoeyMurphy，bartenderatNedKelly's，onManhattan'sWestSide.“It'sthebestplacetogowhenthere’snotransportation.”

LikehundredsofNewYorkbars，Kelly'swaspacked，hot，sticky，andlighted