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1、農(nóng)業(yè)銀行招聘考試真題四SECTION 皿 Readi ng Comprehe nsio n（40 mi nu tes）Par ADirecti onsRead the followi ng three texts. An swer the questi ons oneach text by choosing A, B, C or D. Mark your answers on ANSWER SHEET 1.Text1People seldom feel n eutral（中立）about poetry. Those wholove it sometimes give the impressi

2、on that it is an adequate（充足的，勝任的）substitution（代替）for food, shelter （住所） , and love. It isn t. Words, no matter how satisfying, are n ever an equivale nt for life itself and its huma nexperie nces. Those whodislike poetry on principle（原則）sometimes claim,on the other hand, that poetry is only words a

3、nd good for nothing. That s not true either. It is easy to become frustrated by wordsin poetry or in life-butwhen words represent（代表）and recreate and genuine （真正的）human feelings,asthey often do in poetry, they can be very important.Poetry is,in fact, more tha n just words. It is an experie nee of wo

4、rds, and those who know how to read poetry can easily exte nd theirexperienee of life, their sense of what other people are like, theirawareness of themselves, and their range of humanfeeli ngs.One reas on poetry can be so importa nt is that it is so closely concerned with feelings.Poetry is often f

5、ull of ideas,too, and sometimes poemscan be powerful experiences of the mind, but most poemsare primarily about how people feel rather than howpeople think. Poemsprovide, in fact, a Ianguage for feeling, and one of poetry s most insistent merits （是非公道）invoIves its attempt to express the in expressib

6、le（不可言傳）.Howca nanyone, for example, put into words what it meansto be in love or what it feels like to lose some one one cares about? Poetry tries, and it often captures （獲得）exactly the shade of emotion that feels just right to a reader. No sin gle poem can be said to express all the things that lo

7、ve or death feels like, or means, but one of the joys of experiencing poetry occurs whenwe reada poem and want to say, “ Yes, that is just what it is like;I know exactly w hat that line means but I ve never been ab le to express it so well. ” Poetry can be the voice of our feelings eve n whe n our m

8、i nds are speechless with grief （悲痛） or joy.46. “ People seldom feel neutral about poetry ” in thefirst paragraph means thatD.A. few people thi nk that poetry is n eutralB. people always differ in their views about poetryC. people rarely take a partial opinion about poetryD. people gen erally think

9、of poetry as extremely importa nt or totally useless47. The author suggests thatD.A. poetry tends to make the reader disappo in tedB. poetry makes its readers sen time ntal（多愁善感）C. poetry is more importa nt tha n wordsD. poetry often captures real huma n feeli ngs48. Accord ing to the author, poetry

10、 A.A. is more tha n just wordsB. is the poet s feelings about wordsC. is any thi ng but patter ns of linesD. is an experime nt on the use of words49. Poetry tries,persiste ntly,to expressC.A. what love and death meanB. what people thi nk about themselvesC. what people feel but find it hard to descri

11、beD. how people go through life50. This passage is mainly aboutC.A. the structure of poetryB. the comp onent of poetryC. the n ature and importa nee of poetryD. the appreciatio n of poetryText 2Con temporary Western America n art has bee n a very popular and lucrative part of the art marketplace. Bu

12、t un like some artists who have beg un to paint Wester n subjects precisely（精確的）because there is a ready market for them, the members who makes up the Wome n Artists of the American West （WAOAW） paint the West because it has always bee n the primary（主要的，初級(jí)的） subject matter for them. For the most par

13、t, these wome n have lived in the America n West since birth, and their art is natural outgrowth（結(jié)果）of the habitat （產(chǎn)地，棲息地） and habits of their daily lives.The WAOAW was launched （開(kāi)始）in 1971 by artists GloriaBilotta and Mollie Graham. This orga ni zati on brought Western artists together in the hope

14、 of making more of an impact of the art community than any of them could individuallyand to promoteWestern art by wome n.In the more than 10 years of the organization s existenee, the work of WAOAW has become recog ni zed as preem inent（卓越的） by collectors and critics of Western America n art. Just w

15、hat type of subject matter does this art genre （類型，流派） include? The scenic Iandscapes and sprawling vistas of the West are, of course, popular subjects but the most recognizable are those Iandscapes and portraits featuring （特征）mountain men, cowboys, and various American Indian tribes（部落）.However,WAO

16、AWtists believe that the subjects matter for Western art should not be confined （限制）to these narrow limitations. It should contain all aspects （方面）of ranch （大牧場(chǎng)）and pioneer （先鋒，拓荒者）life, including the large role played by women Western art should also depict（描繪）Western wildlife andauthentic（真實(shí)的）West

17、ern artifacts （ 粗糙物）as portrayedby Lisa Dani elle Lorimer, Esther Maric Vetsch, Mary Thoms on, and other members.The artists who make up WAOAW, currently about （目前關(guān)于） thirty-five membershave another character in commonapart from their painting genre（流派）and that is the high quality oftheir art. When

18、the group was originally formed（最初形成），requireme nts for membership were not strict and invo Ived willingnessto participate and a membership fee （小費(fèi)）.Butas the group grew in prestige（威望），it became necessary totighten （緊緊）membership requirements considerably in order to justify （證明合法） the manyhours an

19、d thousands of dollars spe nt by the group to promote the work of its members.51. The best title for the passage isA.A. Wome n Artists of the America n WestB. Western Landscape （風(fēng)景）PaintingsC. Famous Artists in the WestD. The Popularity of Western Art52. All the following subjects are mentioned by the authoras typical of WAOAW portraits EXCEPTA.A. powerful America n I