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专业八级考试试题及答案解析

  (十九)

  一、ListeningComprehension(NewsBroadcast)

  (共4小题,共4.0分)Inthissection,youwillhearseveralnews

  items.Listentothemcarefullyandthenanswerthequestionsthat

  follow.第1题

  WheredoesthefinancialsupportofElectroOpticSystems'lasertrackingtechnologycomefrom?

  AAustralian

  government.BAustralianNational

  University.CGermany

  government.DAmerican

  institutions.

  【正确答案】:

A

  【本题分数】:

1.0分

  【答案解析】

  [听力原文]Anestimated500,000piecesofdebrislittertheEarth'sorbitasaresultofman'sexplorationof

  space.Somesatelliteshavebeenhitbyfast-movingpiecesof

  junk.Theremainsofoldrocketscanbethesizeofabus,whileotherfragmentsaresimplytinyflecksof

  paint.

  

(1)AnAustraliancompany,ElectroOpticSystems,hasreceiveda$3.5milliongovernmentgranttodeveloptheworld'sfirstautomated,high-precision,lasertracking

  technology.Itwouldreplaceexistingradarnetworksthatcurrentlymonitorthatpartof

  space.Thegoalistotracksmallobjectswithgreat

  accuracy.

  Dr.CraigSmith,thechiefexecutiveofElectroOpticSystems,sayslaserbeamsfiredfromthegroundcouldprotectastronautsandsatellitesbytargetingspacejunkthattravelsatpotentiallydevastating

  speeds.

  

(2)Thelasertrackingsystemwouldworkbygivingspacecraftandsatellites,whichareabletobemaneuvered,timetomoveoutofthewayofanincomingchunkof

  debris.TheAustraliangovernmentsaidthetechnologywaspartofthecountry's"proudhistory"

  inspacescienceand

  research.Theprojectispartofaninternational

  consortium.Othermembersoftheconsortiumincludethe

  AustralianNationalUniversityandotherinstitutionsinGermanyandtheUnited

  States.第2题Thelaser-trackingtechnologyisdevelopedtoAblowbigpiecesofjunkintotiny{lacks.Bburnoutanyspacejunkitcan

  track.Cwarnastronautsandsatellitesofpotential

  danger.Dmoveawaythejunkfromsatellites'

  orbits.

  【正确答案】:

C

  【本题分数】:

1.0分第3题

  Atthe18thInternationalAIDSconferenceinVienna,activistswanttodrawattentiontotheissueofAmalehomosexual

  relationships.Bfemalehomosexual

  relationships.Cunprotectedsexbetweenmenand

  women.Dpregnantwomenwith

  AIDS.

  【正确答案】:

A

  【本题分数】:

1.0分

  【答案解析】

  [听力原文]

  

(1)AstheHIV/AIDSepidemiccontinuestospread,newresearchshowsit'stakinganincreasingtollonmenhaving-sex-with-menor

  MSM.Theissuewasaddressedatthe18thInternationalAIDSconferenceinVienna,withcallsforgreaterfundingandhumanrights

  efforts.Activistssaymenhavingsexwithmenhavebeenhithardbytheepidemic,buthavenotreceivednearlyasmuchattentionorresourcesasmanyother

  groups.They'rehopingscientificdataontheeffectsofHIVonMSM—

  releasedattheconference—willchange

  that.ShivanandaKhanofIndiaiswithNazFoundationInternational,whichprovidestechnicalanddevelopmentassistancetoMSMgroupsinSouth

  Asia.

  (10)KhansaysdatafromtheJohnsHopkinsSchoolofPublicHealthcomesnonetoo

  soon.

  

(2)"We'vebeenwaitingalongtimeforthis

  data.I'vebeenengagedinthisareafor20yearsandthisisthefirsttimeI'mhearingthissortofdatawhenfromaday-to-dayperspectivewewatchpeopleeverydayforthelast20years,gettinginfectedanddyingfromHIV,"

  he

  says.第4题KhansaysscientificdataontheeffectsofHIVonMSMAgivetechnicalassistancetoAIDS

  patients.Btake20yearsofmanydoctors'

  efforts.Carefromhispersonal

  study.Dcomelaterthanthey

  should.

  【正确答案】:

D

  【本题分数】:

1.0分二、ReadingComprehension(Comprehension)

  (共20小题,共20.0分)Inthissectiontherearefourpassagesfollowedbyquestionsorunfinishedstatements,eachwithfoursuggestedanswersmarkedA,B,Cand

  D.Choosetheonethatyouthinkisthebest

  answer.MarkyouranswersonAnswerSheet

  Two.第1题"Googleisnotaconventional

  company.Wedonotintendtobecomeone,"

  wroteLarryPageandSergeyBrin,thesearchfirm'sfounders,inalettertoinvestorsaheadofitsstockmarketflotationin

  2004.Sincethen,Googlehasburnisheditsreputationasoneofthequirkiestcompaniesonthe

  planet.Thisyearaloneithasraisedeyebrowsbytakingastakeinawind-energyprojectofftheeastcoastofAmericaandbytestingself-drivingcars,whichhavealreadycoveredover140,000miles(225,000km)onthecountry's

  roads.Googlehasbeenabletoaffordsuchflightsoffancythankstoitsamazinglysuccessfulonline-search

  business.Thishasproducedhandsomereturnsforthefirm'sinvestors,whohaveseenthecompanytransformitselfinthespaceofamere12yearsfromatinystart-upintoabehemothwitha$180billionmarketcapitalizationthatsprawlsacrossavast

  headquartersinSiliconValleyknownasthe

  Googolplex.Googlealsostretchesacrosstheweblikeagiantspider,withalegineverythingfromonlinesearchande-mailtosocialnetworkingandweb-basedsoftwareapplications,or

  apps.Muchofitsgrowthhasbeenorganic,butGooglehasalsosplashedoutonsomesizeable

  acquisitions.In2006itpaid$1.7billionforYouTube,awebsitethatletspeoplepostvideosoftheirchildren,kittensandLadyGaga

  impersonations.ThefollowingyearitsnappedupDouble-Click,anonline-advertisingnetwork,for$3.1

  billion.Moredealsare

  likely.GoogleisbiddingforGroupon,atrendye-commercebusiness,usingsomeofthe$33billionsittinginits

  coffers.AllthishasturnedGoogleintoaforcetobereckoned

  with.Butnowthechampionoftheunorthodoxisfacedwithtwoconventionalbusiness

  challenges.Thefirstinvolvesplacatingregulators,whofretthatitmaybeabusingitsconsiderable

  power.OnNovember30ththeEuropeanUnionannouncedaformalinvestigationintoclaimsthatGooglehasbeenmanipulatingsearchresultstogiveanunfairadvantagetoitsownservices—achargethefirmvigorously

  denies.InAmerica,GooglefacesasimilarinvestigationinTexasandisalsobattlingwithabunchofonline-travelcompanieswhohavebeenlobbyingthegovernmenttovetoitsrecentpurchaseofITASoftware,acompanythatprovidesdataabout

  flights.TheotherchallengefacingGoogleishowtofindnewsourcesof

  growth.Inspiteofalltheexperimentsithaslaunched,thefirmisstillheavilydependentonsearchrelated

  advertising.Lastyearthisaccountedforalmostallofits$24billionofrevenueand$6.5billionof

  profit.AcquisitionssuchasYouTubehavedeepenedratherthanreducedthefirm'sdependenceon

  advertising.SteveBallmer,thebossofGoogle'sarch-rivalMicrosoft,hasderidedthesearchcompanyforbeing"aonetrickpony".Ironically,investors'biggestworryisthatGooglewillenduplikeMicrosoft,whichhasfailedtofindbignewsourcesofrevenueandprofittoreplacethosefromitstwoageingponies,theWindowsoperatingsystemandtheOfficesuiteofbusiness

  software.ThatexplainswhyGoogle’ssharepricehas

  stagnated."ThemarketseemstobelievethiscouldbelikeMicrosoftversiontwo,"

  saysMarkMahoney,ananalystat

  Citigroup.NewsoftheformalEUantitrustenquirywillnodoubtinvitefurthercomparisonswith

  Mr.Ballmer'sfirm,whichfoughtalongandbruisingbattlewithEuropean

  regulators.Issuchacomparisonfair?

  Thosewhothinkitispointtoseveralchangesthatcoulddamage

  Google.Thefirstistheriseofnewwaysinwhichpeoplecanfindinformation

  online.TheyincludesocialnetworkssuchasFacebook,whichsawtraffictoitssiteinAmericasurpassthattoGoogle'ssites

  earlierthisyear,andappsofferedbyAppleandotherfirmsthathelppeoplefindinformationwithoutusingaweb

  browser.Theauthor'sattitudetowardsGoogle'sunconventionalityisA

  disapproval.B

  approval.C

  neutral.D

  ambiguous.

  【正确答案】:

B

  【本题分数】:

1.0分

  【答案解析】

  态度题。

由题干定位至第一段。

第二句指出“Sincethen,Googlehasburnisheditsreputationasoneofthequirkiestcompaniesontheplanet.”,题干中的unconventionality是对oneofthequirkiestcompanies的解释,而句中的burnish意为“使光亮”,burnishitsreputation指对它的声誉有助益,可见作者认为谷歌的标新立异是好事,故[B]为答案。

disapproval表示否定,与原文相悖,排除:

neutral意为“中立的”,burnish本身这个词就具有正面意义,显然作者是有倾向性的,排除[C];ambiguous意为“含糊的,模棱两可的”,这与原文矛盾,排除。

  第2题Theword"behemoth"

  inthesecondparagraphprobablymeansA

  colossus.B

  corporation.C

  pioneer.D

  leader.

  【正确答案】:

A

  【本题分数】:

1.0分

  【答案解析】

  语义题。

由题干定位至第二段第二句“Thishasproducedhandsomereturnsforthefirm’sinvestors,whohaveseenthecompanytransformitselfinthespaceofamere12yearsfromatinystart-upintoabehemothwitha$180billionmarketcapitalization…”,从句中的handsomereturns可以看出谷歌公司投资人的回报极高,而高额利润带来的结果是从atinystart-up变成behemoth。

显然这里说的是公司规模,刚开始是一间小小的新公司,12年间就已成长为一家大公司,colossus意为“巨物,大物”,与tiny属于反义同现,故[A]为答案。

  是否为corporation与公司大小无关,显然[B]不符合此处语义衔接关系;这里谈的是公司规模问题,不是公司的行业地位和经营理念,排除[C]和[D]。

  第3题GoogledidallthefollowingEXCEPTAacquiringdifferent

  companies.Bdevelopingsoftware

  applications.Cactivelyprobingintonew

  industries.DsettingfootinvariousInternet

  areas.

  【正确答案】:

C

  【本题分数】:

1.0分

  【答案解析】

  细节题。

第二段末和第三段介绍了Google公司是如何快速发展的,无论是拓展经营渠道,还是兼并其他公司,都是在互联网领域进行的,没有涉及其他行业,[C]不符合文意,故为答案。

第四段首句指出“Muchofitsgrowthhasbeenorganic,butGooglehasalsosplashedoutonsonlesizeableacquisitions.”,之后具体介绍了兼并YouTube,DoubleClick的例子,[A]符合文意;第二段末句指出“Googlealsostretchesacrosstheweblikeagiantspider,withalegineverythingfromonlinesearchande-mailtosocialnetworkingandweb-basedsoftwareapplications,orapps.”,[D]是对该句的总结,而[B]则是其中提到的部分内容。

  第4题ThefutureofGoogleisexpectedtobeA

  bleak.B

  promising.

  C

  uncertain.D

  unknown.

  【正确答案】:

A

  【本题分数】:

1.0分

  【答案解析】

  推断题。

倒数第二段首句指

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