研究生英語泛讀(精選)

1、111 at the begnning o(the passage,the purpose ofthe author to give an exampleof his family is tob prove the importanee of being understanding2. in which o(the followi ng cases does the circle of in flue nee in crease!b focusi ng positively on the circle of in flue nee3 according to the passage, whic

2、h o(the following is not a positive result of forgivi ng?d. explaining the wrong attitude o(yourse4 at the end of the passage the author compares the roots ofthe chinese bamboo tob the family supporting syrtem5. what is the topic of the passae7a. how lo create a happy fam'il 丫 fifeb1according to

3、 easterlin's conclusion, people will feel happy whena their amount of money gets bigger and other people are n't get nng2. accordingto maslovjs hierarchy of wants, people willb. seekto achieve spiritual goak when their basic material wants are satisfied3 according to the passage eartcrliris

4、viewpoint on happiness challengesb lee rain water4. easterliris conclusion is thata. the in crease in people's aspirati ons vitiate the expected growth inhappi ness due to their higher in come121 where did dengyongxin frist type the e-mail plea on the in ter net to askfor helpd. australia2. from

5、 the passage, we learn that mary anne wehland iza, a spiritual woman whose son also had some kind of heart disease3. which of the following about dr alejos is not true according to the passage? c he carried out shao-shao's operation4 dr. laks is the doctor whoa treated brenda's son5. which o

6、f the following is not mentioned as a problem that the dengsd. they had ditficutty in getting the visa to americab1 in the first paragraph , roy baumeister gives an example of violentb. attractthereaderstte ntion totheproblem2. baumeister thinks that most criminals commit violenee becaused they have

7、 too much ego3 the author thinks the conclusion that 3% of men would impose sexuallyc too low to he true4 the following statements are possible reasons why some men commita they are particularly stupid and unlucky5. according to the passagehall thinks that education progammesc can help to reduce vio

8、lenee131 in paragraph 2warm to closest in meaning toa. be enthusiastic about2. a program to in crease literacy among women and to teach them entre preneurial skills is set up inb. nepal3 reasons for the lack of financial support for wad projects are cited mainly in c paragraph 114 which of the follo

9、wing is true?c it is hard to quantify such things as empowerment and sell-esteem orheightened awareness of womens needs5. tne authors or primary message paragraph 14 is thata there is still much to do to improve the situation of woman6 the authors attitude towards the increase oft he nu mber of wad

10、projectsisa optimisticb1 which of the following is true?aloss of confidence defers women desire to enter the field of computer scienee2. paragraph 5 mainly explainsb how lhe seeds of self-doubt are sown in american women's minds atan early age3. it is implied in the passage thatd. women tend to

11、like a iob which involves working with people4 according to the article, the more computer scienee looks dike engineering.the (ewer women and minooties will pursue it141 the reserves in arctic siberia not only safeguard the tradition way of the dolganz life , but beneftc wild animals2 from the passa

12、ge we learnb. siberia has some ofthe worst polluted areas to the world3. which of the followingis true according to the passage?a. mineral and oil exploration has had a destructive erea on siberia'sxrrir wilder ness 4. the siberian area is mainly polluted byd smelting factories5. the sent"c

13、enthe zapovedniks are suhjeetto a protection regime stricterthan anyth"inq found in europe" meansc nature reserves in russia have siheter rules than those in europe.from the passage it can be interred thatd. so far the environmentai problem in siberia is still playing the russiango ver nme

14、ntb1 in the us, lots of giant and cumbersome metal junk is dumped into theseas mainly becausea. it is too expensive to take it into pieces or dispose of it on land2. how many countries are mentioned in the passage which have creasedartificial reefs?c six3 in the philippines, artifcial reef programme

15、s were not very successfubecausec mey place reef too dose to tner homes4 we can learn trom the passage thata. everything can be employed to create artifcial reefs5. what is the authors opinion o(the artifcial reef project?supportivedoubtfulpuzzled 151 the main purpose of this passage is to relatea h

16、ow the early colonists set sail from plymouth, england2 the word ”parties' in the last sentence of paarraph 5 refers toc bothhsai nts”a nctsta ngers3 how lone did it take the mayflower to get to the new world?b. tw o mon ths4 it can be inferred from the passage that in the 16th century plymouthe

17、ngland is comparativelyd developed5. from the last paragraph but one, we know thatd. during the past 375 years.the ianguage in the new world has gone through some changes6. the mayrower had to land on ne coast of plyrtwuth because ofa. the weatherb1 the author prese nts some of the stories from the

18、book of gen esis in order to c disclose some geographical in sights2. which of the following stories in gen esis is used to show the theme of disrupti on?d. eden3. this passage implies thata. mesopotamia is one ofthe birthplaces ofhumanity4. this passage tells us that eden is located in the area now

19、 know as _d. egypt5 from the passaae, we can make the conclusion thatd. adam and eve were created by the bible to show the ben efit of the environment161 chaucer's the can terbury tales is menti oned in the passage, becausec the english of chaucer's day was quite direrent from that of today2

20、. the dulch spoken in south africa is dltterent from that spoken in the nethenandz becausea. the immigrants have left their speech developing n another direction3. according to the passage,which of the following is imdisputedly accepted?d. the oldest records were written in chinese4. how ran a iangu

21、age become at riskb fewer and fewer people speak it5. the term “subjugated ianguagemmeansd.ianguage being replaced by the dominant language6. the author's attitude towards education in a person.mothertonguewith a small number of speakers can best be described as beingd conf usedb1 the author beg

22、ins the passage with the desmption of a marred couple out for a drive to show thatd. misunderstanding between husband and wife typically stems from differenee in gender roles2. the author implies, but does not directly state, thatb. t nnen s second husband can wel i understand her values3. which of

23、the following statements is true according to the passage?bthe differences in gender roles between men and women developsince childhood4 deboahtannerts suggest!on to bridge the speech differeneemen and women is thatdmen and women should try to understand each other17 1 obstetricians prefer ultrasoun

24、d to magnetic-resonance imaging (mri) becausec they don't want to harm the unborn child2. before bubbles of gas are actually used in the medical field, researchers made an effort toa. make the bubbles more durable3. hberign,ztumours and malignant tumours are different in that _d hbenign "&#

25、39;tumours develop orderly networks which look like a tree4. the more ambitious objective develop ultrasonic technique isd. to diagnose whether a tumour will develope 仍 the rest or the body5. the main idea the author expresses in the passage is thatdthe potential uses of ultrasonic technique are ver

26、y great in medical fieldb1 which of the following has not been involved in the war against cancer?d climatologisrs2 in the growth of a tumour which of the following is not turec a small tumour may combine icself with new tumours3. all the following statements are true except that _dvitamin c can cau

27、se oxidative damage to vitamin e181 which the development of computer the ideal reporting model will be one that d establishes a mutual communication process between the reporting and viewers- readers and listeners2. how do you interpret the phrase hget it'1 in paragraph 9?c. get the full unders

28、tanding of media3 what is the meaning ofthe state me nt "but he will certainty be whateverd. he will apply any new tech no logy in practice4. the aim of msn isd, to offer a global network in eluding various servses5. rupert murdoch is now competing with gates ina building up television stations

29、 and networks and satellite delivery systems6 gates and murdoch wager hundreds of millions of dollars on the establishment of networks becaused they want to prove that they are interested in news businessb1 engelbart sometimes finds it very difficult to tell others what he is doingberausea. what he

30、wants to tell is too technical2 engelbart remains unknown to the outside world for so many years because d he is too far ahead of his age to be understood by others3 what is the main characteristic of engelbart?a he likes visions and challenges4. in the authors point of view, if engelban"s visi

31、on had been too narrowthere would have only been a office automation on an in dividual computer5 t he purpose of engelbart's trying to create an alliance of businessgo ver nment and civic orga nizations isd to produce greater results throwgh hbootstrapping6. the pasuge fin ally con eludes thatc.

32、 engelbart hopes his ideas will be realizes in future191the word "hitch-hikers' in the first paragraph refers todseeds of wild plants that are carried about by wind or other agents2. in paragraph 4, the phrase umanne soup11 refers toc seawater 一3. if it were proposed to control abbits in au

33、stralia wrth myxomatosis at thepresent time, public opinion would bean egativeshould be4 the authors attitude towards the "exotics"basically reflects the idea that nature treated asd what laruly isb1 what the author wishes his readers to learn from the example of mikhaigorbachev is the mea

34、ning ofb historical diversity2. the canadians in charge of research policy donot favorc aid to more scientists3. accordi ng to the passage, we may find that the adve nt of the in ter netleads tod the diversity of opinions4 according to the passage,the “single population1 of genetically identicalindividuals refers toa. the done201 western's approach of preserving wildlife is known as 'locally basedconservation because_a. it can improve the life of local communities as well as the survival of wildlife2. animals1 need