2019年翻譯資格考試catti高級口譯模擬試題

1、2019 年翻譯資格考試 catti 高級口譯模擬試題Two Small Birds兩只小鳥In 1973, Thomas, a schoolboy in California of the U. S, caught a small bird during an intervalbetween classes and mischievously hid it in the classroom. He didnt mean playing tricks. Hewas only interested in a birds chirping and wanted to know its life a

2、nd habits. The teacher wasgiving a language lesson when he heard the birds chirping. He couldnt help frowning on it. However, he didnt blame the child. He only said in a solemn way that he would like to say aword about birds habits. Birds like flying freely and hate being confined. Its in the nature

3、 thatthey find their warm nest.Then he went on with his lesson. Thomas felt he was flattered by theteachers attention and immediately took action to send the bird back to the nature when theclass was over.1973 年，美國加利福尼亞州某小學(xué)某班級，一個調(diào)皮的小男孩托馬斯在課間休息時逮了一只鳥兒握在手心里。他并非惡作劇，僅僅對 鳥兒的啁啾聲和生活習(xí)慣充滿了興趣。語言老師上課了，但小鳥的鳴 叫突

4、然響起，語言老師直皺眉，但他并沒有責(zé)怪小托馬斯，而是鄭重 地告訴大家：我想講一下鳥兒的生活習(xí)性問題，鳥兒不喜愛被圈養(yǎng)著， 它們喜愛自由飛行，大自然才是它們的暖巢，下面，繼續(xù)上課。小男 孩托馬斯受寵若驚，下課后將那只鳥兒放回了大自然。Almost at the same time a small boy at a certain school of a certain city in China did the samething as his American counterpart. He held the small bird in hand, very interested in its

5、chirping, which greatly interfered with the class that was going on. The teacher giving a lessonof Chinese language and literature was enraged. He relentlessly dragged the boy up from hisseat, robbed him of the bird and set it free through the window. He blamed the boy andordered him to copy an anci

6、ent poem 100 times as a sort of punishment.同一時間，不同地點，中國某城市的某所學(xué)校，一名小男孩也將一只不知名的小鳥握在手心里，他也對它的叫聲充滿了興趣。小鳥不知疲倦地在課堂上發(fā)出了怪聲，惹得大家的目光鎖定在他的身上，語文老師怒氣沖沖，顯然他覺得這妨礙了自己的課堂紀(jì)律與教學(xué)質(zhì)量。他走過去，毫不客氣地將小男孩拽了起來，將小鳥從他的手心里搶了 過來，打開窗戶放飛了小鳥。小男孩受了批評，他不得不抄寫近一百 遍的某首古詩。In 2010 on the platform of a certain university in California an ornit

7、hologist was telling a storyabout his childhood. He said he was very grateful to his language teacher whose kindnesshelped him to keep up his interest in birds. Interest was an important factor to beginsubsequent development. What we needed was to follow our interest, not to change it.2010 年，美國加利福尼亞

8、州某大學(xué)的演講臺上，一位鳥類專家在生動地講他小時候的故事：他說十分感謝當(dāng)初老師的仁慈，沒有扼殺 他對鳥兒的憧憬和興趣，興趣是決定人初始開發(fā)的一個重要因素，我 們需要沿著興趣走而不是改變它。Meanwhile on the platform of a certain university in China a doctor specialized in Chineselanguage and literature made a speech about his childhood. He said it was his language teacherthat prevented him fro

9、m going astray. Thus he was able to pursue his studies that resulted inhis becoming an excellent doctorate scholar of Chinese language and literature.同樣的時間，在中國某大學(xué)的講臺上，一位中文博士也在講他小時候的故事，他說道：語文老師將自己引入了正途，他現(xiàn)在已經(jīng)成為 一位優(yōu)秀的語文博士。Both of them were outstanding talents, though there might be something regretful. Atraditional ideology is quite different from a habit of creating something new. This differencedecides two little boys, even two nations different interest and orientation. The differenttreatment of birds in their childhood points to two different education though