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大学四级195

大学四级-195

(总分:

693.00,做题时间:

90分钟)

一、{{B}}PartⅠWriting{{/B}}(总题数:

1,分数:

106.00)

1.1.世界上有许多桥,人与人之间也有一座桥。

2.人与人之间的桥很重要…3.如何维护好这座桥

(分数:

106.00)

__________________________________________________________________________________________

正确答案:

()

解析:

[经典范文]Intheworldthereexistlargenumbersofbridges,suchaswoodenbridges,stonebridges,whicharemostlybuilttoconnecttwoseparatedplaces.Also,thereisabridgebetweenpeople,thatis,thebridgeforpeopletocommunicatewitheachotherortoexchangetheirideas.Thebridgebetweenpeople,thoughinvisible,playsaveryimportantroleinourlife.Ontheonehand,bymeansofcommunicationwecanknowotherpeoplebetter,andmeanwhile,letourselvesbebetterknown.Moreimportantly,frequentexchangesofthoughtscontributetomutualunderstandingandfriendship.Lackofcommunication,ontheotherhand,mayleadtomisunderstandinganddisputes,bothofwhichareharmfultofriendshipamongpeople,orevenworse,tothepeaceoftheworld.So,itisreallyhardtoimaginewhatourlifewouldbelikeifthebridgebetweenpeoplecollapsed.Inordertobuildandmaintainthebridgebetweenpeopleweshouldactivelycommunicatewiththosearoundus,frequentlyparticipateinsocialactivities,andfullyrealizetheimportanceandnecessityofbridginggapsbetweenpeople.Onlyinthiswaycanweliveapeacefullifefulloffriendshipandlove.[名师支招]开头段从简述世界上有许多桥入手,引出人与人之间也有一座桥这一事实,中间段从正面论述人与人之间这座桥的重要性。

要求有条理、有重点。

结尾段提出如何维护好这座桥的建议,简明扼要为好。

[亮点回放]Also,thereisabridgebetweenpeople,thatis,thebridgeforpeopletocommunicatewitheachotherortoexchangetheirideas。

(表示追加说明,用于确切地解释某事物)Thebridgebetweenpeople,thoughinvisible,playsaveryimportantroleinourlife.(类似于ifpossible的无谓语动词的从句,可还原为thoughitisinvisible)Moreimportantly,frequentexchangesofthoughtscontributetomutualunderstandingandfriendship.(评注性状语,表示进一步列举)So,itisreallyhardtoimaginewhatourlifewouldbelikeifthebridgebetweenpeoplecollapsed.(描述某事物十分重要的句型,值得模仿)Onlyinthiswaycanweliveapeacefullifefulloffriendshipandlove.(适当利用倒装,使句型富有变化,但要注意主谓位置)

二、{{B}}PartⅡReadingComprehension(SkimmingandScanning){{/B}}(总题数:

1,分数:

70.00)

{{B}}Sharks{{/B}}

Sharksareamazingfishthathavebeenaroundsincelongbeforethedinosaursexisted.Theyliveinwatersallovertheworld,ineveryocean,andeveninsomeriversandlakes.

{{B}}Sharksandbonyfish{{/B}}

Unlikebonyfish,sharkshavenobones;theirskeletonismadeofcartilage(软骨),whichisatough,fibroussubstance,notnearlyashardasbone.Cartilage,astrongfibrous(纤维的)substance,issofterthanbone;ournoseandearsaremadeofcartilage.Sharksalsohavenoswimbladder(unlikebonyfish).

{{B}}Size{{/B}}

Therearemanydifferentspeciesofsharksthatrangeinsizefromthesizeofaperson'shandtobiggerthanabus.TheWhalesharkisthelargestfishintheworld;thebaskingsharkisthesecondlargestfish.Fully-grownsharksrangeinsizefrom7incheslong(theSpinedPygmyshark),upto50feetlong.Mostsharksareintermediateinsize,andareaboutthesamesizeaspeople,5-7feetlong.Halfofthesharkspeciesareunder39incheslong.

{{B}}Varietyofsharks{{/B}}

Thereareabout368differentspeciesofsharks,whicharedividedinto30families.Thesedifferentfamiliesofsharksareverydifferentinthewaylook,live,andeat.Theyhavedifferentshapes,sizes,color,fins,teeth,habitat,diet,personality,methodofreproduction,andotherattributes.Sometypesofsharkarevery.rareandsomearequitecommon.Thespinydogfishsharkisthemostcommonshark.

{{B}}Bodyshapes{{/B}}

Sharkshaveavarietyofbodyshapes.Mostsharkshavestreamlined(流线型的),Somesharkshaveanelongatedbodyshape(e.g.,cookiecuttersharksandwobbegongs).Sawsharkshaveelongatedsnouts,threshersharkshaveatremendouslyelongateduppertailfinwhichtheyusetostunprey,andhammerheadshaveextraordinarilywideheads.Thegoblinsharkhasalarge,pointedprotuberance(突出)onitshead;itspurposeisunknown.

{{B}}Teeth{{/B}}

Theteethofsharksarealsostriking.Sharksmayhaveupto3,000teethatonetime.Mostsharksdonotchewtheirfood,butswallowitdownwholeorinlargepieces.Theteetharearrangedinrows;whenonetoothisdamagedorlost,itisreplacedbyanother.Mostsharkshaveabout5rowsofteethatanytime.Thefrontsetisthelargestanddoesmostofthewok.

{{B}}Diet{{/B}}

Sharksvarygreatlyintheirdiets,buttheyareallcarnivores(食肉动物).Someeatfish,othersharks,andmarinemammals;someeatshellfishfromtheoceanfloor;andotherseattinybitsofplankton(浮游动物)andsmallanimalsfromthewaterastheyswimwithopenmouths.Theyeathugeamountsofthesetinyanimalsandplants.

{{B}}Sharks'attacks{{/B}}

Whensomesharks(liketheGreatWhiteortheGrayReefshark)turnaggressivepriortoanattack,theyarchtheirbackandthrowbacktheirhead.Theyalsomovetheirtailmoreacutely(probablyinpreparationforachase).

Sharksdonotnormallyattackpeople,andonlyabout25speciesofsharksareknowntoattackpeople.Sharksattackfewerthan100peopleeachyear.Manymorepeoplearekilledbybeesorlightning.

Thesharksthatarethemostdangeroustopeoplearethegreatwhiteshark,thetigershark,thebullshark,andtheoceanicwhitetipshark.Thebullsharkisthemostfrequentattackerofpeopleasitswimsinveryshallowwaterswherepeopleswimandisaveryplentifulshark.Someoftheothersharksthatareknowntohaveattackedpeopleincludethegrayshark,blueshark,hammerheadshark,makoshark,nurseshark,lemonshark,blacktipreefshark,wobbegongs,sandtiger,spittingsharks,andtheporbeagle.Somepeoplebelievethatsharksmistakepeople(especiallypeopleswimmingonsurfboards)forsealsandsealions,someoftheirfavoritefoods.

Occasionally,agroupofsharkswillattackafoodsource(forexample,aschooloffish)inamaniacalfashion.Theywillwildlyattackthefoodandanythinginthearea,eveneachother,sometimeswoundingoreatingfellowsharks.

{{B}}Habitat{{/B}}

Sharksliveinoceansandseasallovertheworld,andeveninsomeriversandlakes,especiallyinwarmerwaters.Somesharkslivenearthesurface,somelivedeepinthewater,andothersliveonorneartheoceanfloor.Pelagic(远洋的)sharks(livingintheopenocean)includethegreatwhiteshark,thebaskingshark,etc.Benthicsharks(livingattheoceanfloor)includethezebrahornshark,thewohhegongs,andtheangelshark,whichusuallyhaveflattened,camouflaged(伪装的)bodiesthatletthemhideintheseabed.SomesharksevenventuremanymilesupintothefreshwaterofriversliketheMississippiintheUSAandtheArhazoninBrazil.Thebullshark(Carcharhinusleucas)sometimesventuresintofreshwater.

{{B}}Migrationofsharks{{/B}}

Somesharksliveinrelativelywarmwaters(hammerheads,bullsharks,andtigersharks).Othersharks,suchasthethresher,mako,baskingandblueshark,liveintemperatewater(whichisneitherhotnorcold).Others,includingthedogfish,Greenland,andgoblin,liveincoolwaters.SomesharksstayinthesameregionintheirentirelivesWhileotherstravelacrossoceans.Therearethreedifferenttypesofsharkswhenitcomestomigratory(迁移的)patterns:

localsharks,coastalpelagicsharks,andhighlypelagicsharks.Localsharksdonotmigrate,andrangeonlyaboutahundredmilesfromtheirhabitat,coastalpelagicsharkscanmigrateover1,000miles,whilehighlypelagicsharksmigrateacrossoceans.

{{B}}Evolutionofsharks{{/B}}

Sharkshaveexistedforover350millionyears.Theyevolvedover100millionyearsbeforethedinosaursdid.Thiswaslongbeforepeopleevolved.Mostfossilevidenceofearlysharksisfromfossilizedteethandafewskinimpressions.Cladodonts,primitivesharks,haddouble-pointedteeth,wereupto6feetlonglivedabout360millionyearsago;theyatefishandcrustaceans(甲壳类).

Megalodonwasanancient,meat-eatingshark,livingbetween25-1.6millionyearsago;itisextinct.Itwasover40feetlong,butthisisonlyanestimatefromfossilteeththathavebeenfound.Itsteethresemblethoseofthegreatwhitesharkbutarealmost3timeslarger;theseteethareeachthesizeofaperson'shand!

(分数:

70.00)

(1).Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?

(分数:

7.00)

 A.Thepassagetellsusthehabitatandmigrationofsharks.

 B.Thepassagetellsuswhysharksaredangeroustopeople.

 C.Thepassageintroducestheevolutionalprocessofsharks.

 D.Thepassageintroducesthebasicinformationaboutsharks. √

解析:

题目问的是文章的大意,通过快速浏览文章的小标题,不难发现,文章介绍鲨鱼的大小、种类、外形、牙齿等基本信息。

(2).Differentfrommostfish,sharks'bodyisupheldby______.(分数:

7.00)

 A.bones

 B.cartilage √

 C.fiber

 D.skeleton

解析:

根据题干中的differentfrommostfishes定位到第一个小标题首句,该句指出:

和其他鱼不同的是,鲨鱼没有骨头(bones),其骨架是由软骨(cartilage)构成。

(3).WhichofthefollowingdescriptionaboutthesizeofsharksisTRUE?

(分数:

7.00)

 A.Mostsharksareaboutthesamesizeashumanbeings. √

 B.Sharksarethelargestfish,mostofthemarebiggerthanbuses.

 C.Mostsharksaremuchlongerthanhumanbeings.

 D.Sharksarebiganimals,mostofthemareabout50feetlong.

解析:

根据题干中的thesizeofsharks定位到Size标题下,倒数第二句提到“Mostsharksareintermediateinsize,andareaboutthesamesizeaspeople,5~7feetlong(大部分鲨鱼体型中等,5~7英尺长,和人的身高差不多)”。

(4).Whichofhefollowingsharksisthemostcommonshark?

(分数:

7.00)

 A.Thewhaleshark.

 B.Thespinydogfishshark. √

 C.Thebaskingshark.

 D.Thegreatwhiteshark.

解析:

根据题干中的themostcommonshark定位到Varietiesofsharks标题下最后一句“Thespinydogfishsharkisthemostcommonshark”,显然选项B)与之完全相符。

(5).Sharkseattheirfoodby______?

(分数:

7.00)

 A.Sucking

 B.swallowing √

 C.grinding

 D.chewing

解析:

根据题干中的eatfood定位到

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