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四川省学位委员会办公室

2013年3月

Part1VocabularyandStructure（20points）

Directions:

Thereare40incompletesentencesinthispart.ForeachsentencetherearefourchoicesmarkedA）,B）,C）,andD）.ChoosetheONEanswerthatbestcompletesthesentence.ThenmarkyouranswerbycrossingthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithapencil.

1.ItisduringhissparetimeJohnhasbeenstudyingacourseinFrench.

A）whenB）thatC）whichD）what

2.Lastweekshepromisedthatshethisafternoon,butshehasn’tturnedupyet.

A）wouldhavecomeB）willcomeC）wouldcomeD）iscoming

3.Onthegrasslandthefarmerandhisfamily,enjoyingthesunshinehappily.

A）liesB）lieC）layD）lays

4.Thetwogirlshelpedtomaketheirnewdressesforthefashionshow.

A）oneanotherB）oneortheotherC）theeachotherD）eachother

5.Ifwehardinthepastthreeyears,thingswouldn’tbegoingsosmoothly.

A）hadn’tbeenworkingB）aren’tworkingC）weren’tworkingD）didn’twork

6.Alltheyoungstershurriedtotheplayground,onlythatthefootballplayershadgone.

A）findingB）tobefoundC）tofindD）found

7.Onlywehenhehadcausedanaccident,thathehadmadeadrivingmistake.

A）herealizedB）doesherealize

C）hethenrealizedD）didherealize

8.ThisisMr.Evans,inventionhashelpedhundredsofdeafpeople.

A）thatB）whoseC）whichD）whom

9.theheavytraffic,hewasstillabletoarriveatthetrainstationintime.

A）DespiteB）IndespiteC）SpiteD）Inspite

10.Itisrequestedthatyouaspeechattheopeningceremony.

A）gaveB）willgiveC）giveD）havegiven

11.Hewasattendingameeting,hewouldhavecometoyourpartyyesterday.

A）butB）whenC）unlessD）or

12.DrSmith,togetherwithhisbeautifulwifeandtwonaughtysons,toarriveinBeijingontheeveningflighttoday.

A）aregoingB）areC）isD）willbe

13.Ifyourneighborsaretoonoisy,thenyouhaveagoodreasontoyourcomplaint.

A）sendB）makeC）issueD）deliver

14.Theorganizationanationalcampaignagainstcigarettesmokinginpublicplaces.

A）launchedB）openedC）enclosedD）sentout

15.FromwhatJohnsaidIwonderedwhetherhehadalreadyknowntheofmyletter.

A）contestB）contextC）contentsD）conventions

16.Weknowthatitisratherdifficultforcolor-blindpeopletobetweenblueandgreen.

A）compareB）contrastC）separateD）distinguish

17.Ourcompanyshouldmakeanemploymentpolicywhichshowsthatmenandwomenhaveopportunities.

A）balancedB）equalC）identicalD）fair

18.Inthissemester,theEnglishdepartmentarrangedlecturesonBritishandAmericanliterature.

A）aseriesofB）asetofC）agroupofD）abundleof

19.Onereasonthatresultedinthecollapseofthecompanywasthatitsleadershipfailedto_thedevelopmentofnationaleconomy.

A）comeupwithB）catchupwithC）putupwithd）feedupwith

20.Hishaschangedintoanofficialbuthehaskeptthegoodqualitiesofascientificresearcher.

A）stageB）stateC）stationD）status

21.Allthatwasneededwasalittleexplanationtothemisunderstandingbetweenthetwogroups.

A）clearupB）carryoffC）breakdownD）dropout

22.Themotheraskedtheboytohistoysandnottoscatterthemalloverthefloor.

A）takeawayB）putawayC）giveawayD）doaway

23.Theheadmasterhadbeentryingforyearstomoneyforanewsciencebuilding.

A）placeB）askC）increaseD）collect

24.Welooktoreceivinganearlyreplytoourletter.

A）forwardB）throughC）roundD）after

25.Ifwewanttoupwiththeotherswe’dbetterhurry.

A）bringB）getC）catchD）come

26.Asshehasherownmoneysheisofherparents.

A）carefulB）dependentC）separateD）independent

27.Theflightwassupposedtotakeoffatteno’clock,butwehadtowaituntileleveno’clock.

A）onpurposeB）ineffectC）intheendD）asaresult

28.Pleasewaittillheisinagoodandthenaskhimtolendyouthemoney.

A）mannerB）habitC）characterD）mood

29.Atthatmomenthewasengagedaveryviolentargumentwiththeshopassistant.

A）inB）underC）byD）over

30.Thepriceistoohigh,and,thehouseisn’tinasuitableposition.

A）neverthelessB）moreoverC）shillD）yet

31.UnlikemostEuropeans,manyAmericansbaconandeggsforbreakfasteveryday.

A）usedtoeatingB）areusedtoeatingC）areusedtoeatD）usedtoeat

32.Itnevertomethatthesolutiontothisproblemliesinsuchasimpleexperiment.

A）meantB）satisfiedC）thoughtD）occurred

33.Thankseversomuchforyourhelponthisproject,Ireallyit.

A）appealedB）approvedC）appreciateD）applied

34.Lastnighthesawtwodarkenterthebuilding,andthentherewastheexplosion.

A）figuresB）thievesC）signsD）images

35.ThelasttimewevisitedtheUnitedStateswasthepresidentialelectionfouryearsago.

A）overB）inC）duringD）at

36.Hepromisedtohelpmerepairthehouseandhehisword.

A）followedB）heldC）deptD）stuck

37.Americanwomenweretherighttovoteuntil1920aftermanyyearsofhardstruggle.

A）refusedB）deniedC）neglectedD）ignored

38.ThemanagementdecidedthatHenryisthepersontotakeovertheimportantjob.

A）idealisticB）idealizedC）idealD）idle

39.Theyarestayingwithusthetimebeinguntiltheyfindaplaceoftheirown.

A）forB）inC）sinceD）during

40.Ican’tgiveyouanansweryet.I’dlikemoretimetoconsidermydecision.

A）quiteB）fairlyC）ratherD）hardly

PartIIReadingComprehension（40points）

Therearefourpassagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements,ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA）.B）.C）andD）.YoushoulddecideonthebestanswerandmarkitbycrossingthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithapencil.

Passageone

Expertssaythefirstthreeyearsofachild’slifearethemostintensiveperiodoflanguageandspeechdevelopment.Languageandcommunicationskillsarebelievedtodevelopbestinanenvironmentthatisrichwithsoundsandsights.Expertssaychildrenshouldrepeatedlyhearthespeechandlanguageofotherpeople.

America’sNationalInstitutesofHealthsaysevidencesuggeststhereareimportantperiodsofspeechandlanguagedevelopmentinchildren.Theabilitytolearnalanguagewillbemoredifficultiftheseperiodspasswithoutearlycontactwithalanguage.

Thefirstsignsofcommunicationhappenduringthefirstfewdaysoflife,whenababylearnsthatcryingwillbringfoodandattention.Researchshowsthatmostchildrenrecognizethegeneralsoundsoftheirnativelanguagebysixmonthsofage.Bythattime,ababyusuallybeginstomakespeech-likesounds.Thesesoundsbecomeakindofnonsensespeechovertime.

Bytheendoftheirfirstyear,mostchildrenareabletosayafewsimplewords,althoughtheymaynotunderstandthemeaningofthewords.By18monthsofage,mostchildrencansaybetweeneightandtenwords.Bytwoyearsofage,mostchildrenareabletomakesimplestatements.Byagesthree,fourandfive,thenumberofwordsachildcanunderstandquicklyincreases.Itisattheseagesthatchildrenbegintounderstandtherulesoflanguage.

41.Languageandcommunicationskillsarebestdevelopedinanenvironmentfullof.

A）babies’loudcryingB）soundsandsights

C）nonsensespeechD）foodandattention

42.Accordingtothesecondparagraph,evidenceshowsthatforchildrenthereexist.

A）naturalabilitiestolearnalanguage

B）difficultperiodstolearnalanguage

C）criticalabilitiestodeveloptheirlanguage

D）criticalperiodstodeveloptheirlanguage

43.Ababybeginstolearnwhatcommunicationiswhen.

A）itrealizescryingwillbringfoodandattention

B）itfirstrealizesnonsensespeechovertime

C）itfirstmakessomerecognizablesounds

D）itmakesthesoundsandspeechrepeatedly

44.Whendobabiesusuallybegintomakespeech-likesounds?

A）Bytheageoftwo.B）Bytheageofone.

C）Bytheageof6months.D）Bytheageofthree.

45.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowinglanguageskillsdochildrendeveloplast?

A）Grammar.B）Sounds.C）Words.D）Statements.

PassageTwo

Theonlysurvivorofashipwreckwaswasheduponasmall,uninhabitedisland.HeprayedearnestlyforGodtorescuehim,andeverydayhescannedthehorizonforhelp,butnoneseemedforthcoming.

Exhausted,heeventuallymanagedtobuildalittlehutoutofdriftwoodtoprotecthimfrombadweather,andtostorehisfewpossessions.Butthenoneday,whenhecamebackfromlookingforfood,hefoundthathislittlehutinflames,thesmokerollinguptothesky.

Theworsthadhappened.Everythingwaslost.

Hewasstunnedwithgriefandanger.“God,howcouldyoudothistome!

”hecried.

Earlythenextday,however,hewasawakenedbythesoundofashipthatwasapproachingtheisland.Ithadcometorescuehim.“HowdidyouknowIwashere?

”thewearymanaskedhisrescuers.“Wesawyoursmokesignal,”theyreplied.

Itiseasytogetdiscouragedwhenthingsaregoingbad.

Butweshouldn’tloseheart,eveninthemidstofpainandsu