全國(guó)2011年10月高等教育自學(xué)考試 綜合英語(yǔ)(二)試題 課程代碼00795范文

201110綜合英語(yǔ)(二)試題課程代碼：00795請(qǐng)將答案填在答題紙相應(yīng)位置上GRAMMARANDVOCABULARYCompleteeachofthefollowing15sentenceswiththemostlikelyanswer.Writethecorrespondingtoyourchoiceontheanswersheet.(1pointeach,15pointsinall)TheEnglishverbsystemhasa complicatedtensesystemthansomeotherlanguages.veryC.rather

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B.noticeablyD.obviouslyCLOZEFillineachofthe15blanksinthepassagewiththemostlikelyanswer.Writethelettercorrespondingtoyourchoiceontheanswersheet.(1pointeach,15pointsinall)Babiesloveabeat,accordingtoanewstudythatfounddancingcomesnaturallytoinfants.researchshowedbabiesrespondtotherhyt6fandfinditmoreinterestingthanspeech.Thefindings,astudyof120infantsbetweenfivemonthsandtwoyearsold,suggestmaybebornwitha 18tomovemusic.Researchersfindthatitistheotherfeaturesofthemusic,suchastheresponseininfantsTy

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D.matchedD.glassesD.confined浙00795#綜合英語(yǔ)(二)試卷第3頁(yè)共11頁(yè)27.A.muchmoreB.muchfewerC.nomoreD.noless28.A.keepsB.leavesC.staysD.remains29.A.certainB.particularC.unusualD.characteristic30.A.someotherB.theotherC.oneanotherD.eachotherPARAPHRASINGChoosetheversionaftereachofthethetheyourchoiceontheanswerpointeach,10pointsinall)Wewanteveryminutetocount.Theminuteisthebasicunitofourlifetime.Everyminuteshouldbepreciselymeasured.Wewanttomakeuseofeveryminuteeffectively.Everyoneshouldbeawareofthelimitofhislifetime.Culturshockiscausedbytheanxiettharesulromlosinalourfamiliarsymbolsofsocialintercourse.thatmayleadpeopletomisunderstandtheunfamiliarbehaviour.thatmaymakepeoplefeellostinacompletelynewenvironment.peoplehavewhentheyarenotusedtothenewwaysofcommunication.peoplehavewhentheydonotknowtherulesandlawsinanewplace.Thiswashwoman,smallandthinasshewas,possessedastrengththatcamefromgenerationsofpeasantancestors.Unlikeherpeasantancestors,thissmallthinwashwomanwasbornstrong.Thiswashwoman,likeherpeasantancestors,wassmallandthinbutstrong.Withthestrengthfromherpeasantancestors,thewashwomanwasstillsmallandthin.Thewashwomanwassmallandthin,butsheinheritedthestrengthofherpeasantancestors.KazTanakahadwakenedinafrighteningsilencebrokenonlybythecriesofthedying.

wldwhosedominantsoundwasa…asilentworldwhereonecoulddonothingbutmakedyingcries.…asoundlessworldinwhichnoonedaredtobreakthedeadsilence.…asilentworldwhereonecouldonlyhearthemoansfromthedying.…asoundlessworldinwhichthethreatofdeathcontrolledeverythingIsuspectthatwearealwaysfaintlyconsciousofthefactthatthisisasmallishisland,seaalwaysroundthecomer.Iwonderifwehaverealizedthesmallnessofthisislandcomparedtothesea.Ithinkwemaynotbefullyawareitiseasytogettotheseaonthissmallisland.Ibelievewehaveignoredthesizeofthesmallislandanditslocationinthesea.Iguessweareinsensitivetothefactthatthissmallislandisatthecomerofthesea.BetweeFrenchfriends,...lgreemenandsharpnessrgumenteelife.TotheFrench,theimportantpartofafriendshipistoargueheatedly.Frenchfriendsoftendisagreewitheachotherandargueoutofbreath.TotheFrench,arguingheatedlyisaveryimportantactivityindailylife.Frenchpeoplenbecomelifelongfriendsuntiltheyarguevigorously.Itisnousetellinggrown-upchildrennottomakemistakes,bothbecausetheywillnotyou,andbecausemistakesareanessentialpartofeducation.…mistakesaregreatconcernsofteachers.…mistakesarethemostvaluableteachers.…learningfromnmistakesisimportantineducation.…avoidingmakingmistakesisnotthepurposeofeducation.Ifdisappointed,though,shewastednoenergyonself-pity.…shemadenoefforttohideherpity.…shelethersorrowdisappearnaturally.…sheditlikeotherpeopletofeelsorryforher.…sheditspendtimefeelingsorryforherself.Itleftmeopen-mindedaboutprayer.Prayerwasnolongersecrettome.Itmademeprejudicedagainstprayers.Prayerhelpedmebecomemoreunderstanding.Itcausedmetobelieveprayersmightbeanswered.“Ifyouthngngtoraiseagood-for-nothnetanotherthinkcoming.”浙00795#綜合英語(yǔ)(二)試卷第5頁(yè)共11頁(yè)…youneedtothinkitovercarefully.…youneedsomeoneelsetohelpyou.…yodbetterstopthinkingthatway.…youhavetherighttothinkdifferently.READINGCOMPREHENSIONReadthetwopassagesandchoosethemostlikelyanswertoeachofthequestions.Writethelettercorrespondingtoyourchoiceontheanswersheet.(2pointseach,20pointsall)Passage1Bygoodfortune,IwasabletheMotuRiverinNewZealandtwicelastyearThemagnificenfour-dajournetravers穿過(guò))oneofthelaswildernesareaintheNorthIsland.Thefirsexpeditiowasledby“BuzznAmericanguidewithagreadealofraftingexperienceandmanystoriestotellofmightyriverssuchastheColorado.WithaleaderliketherewasnoreasontofearanyofthegreatrapidsontheMotu.Theday,inthegentleupperspentdevelopingteamworkandtobethewithoutquestionwasstrict.Intheboilingfuryofarapid,therewouldbenoroomforanymistake.WheBuzzbellowedabovetheroarofthewater,aninstantreactionwasessential.WemasteredtheMotu.Ineveryrapidwefoughtagainsttheriverandweovercameit.ThescreamedcommandsofBuzzwerematchedonlybythefuryofourpaddles,aswetooktheraftexactlywhereBuzzwantedittogo.Attheendofthejourney,therewasagreatfeelingoftriumph.WeprovedthatweweresosuperiorandpowerfulthatwehadovercomethemysteryandmajestyoftheMotu.ThesecondtimeIwentdowntheMotu,thehadgainedshouldhavebeentheguideonaKiwiwithaverywouldnotevenbepossibletohearhisvoiceabovethenoiseoftherapids.Asweapproachedthefirstrapid,heneverevenraisedhisvoice.Hedidnotattempttotakecommandofusortheriver.Gentlyandquietlyhefeltthemoodoftheriverandwatchedeverylittlewhirlpool.Therewasnodramaandnoshouting.Therewasnocontesttobewon.Wespedthrougheachrapidwithgraceandbeautyand,afteraday,theriverhadbecomeourfriend,notourenemy.ThequietKiwiwasnotourleader,butonlythepersonwhosesensitivitywasmoredevelopedthanourown.Laughterreplacedthetensionofachievement.SoonthequietKiwiwasabletoleanbackandletallofustaketurnsasleader.Aquietnowasenoughtodrawattentiontothethingsourlackofexperiencepreventedusfromseeing.Ifmadeamistake,thenwelaughedanditwasthextsonWebegantopenetratethemysteryoftheMotu,andlikethequietKiwi,welistenedtotheriverandwelookedcarefullyforallthosethingswehadnotevennoticedthefirsttime.Attheendofthejourney,wehadovercomenothingexceptourselves.Wedidnotwanttoleavebehindourfriend,theriver.Therewasnocontest,andsonothinghadbeenwon.Ratherhadbecomeonewiththeriver.Itisdifficulttobelievethattheexternalcircumstancesofthetwojourneysweresimilar.differencewasinanattitudeandaflameofmind.Attheendofthefirstjourney,itseemedththercouldbenootheway.GiventheopportunittochoosealeadereveryonewouldhavechosensomeonelikeBuzz.Attheendofthesecondjourney,wehadglimpsedaverydifferentvisionandwefelthmdintenselyhappy.Inthefirstjourney,theauthor .feltpuzzledatthemysteryoftheMotufeltsafeaboutthejourneywiththeguide,BuzzwasquitereluctanttobeunelrshipwasquitedepressedbyBminantpersonalityItcanbeinferredfromthefirstjourneythat .powerfulpeoplecanovercomealldifficultieshumanbeingsaresuperiortoeverythinginnaturetheMotuhadbeentakenasanenemytofightagainsttheMotuhadneverbeenconqueredbyhumanbeingsWhichofthefollowingword“penetrate”inParagraph10?admireC.realize

B.understandD.appreciate浙00795#綜合英語(yǔ)(二)試卷第7頁(yè)共11頁(yè)Attheendofthesecondjourney,theauthor .feltalittlebitdisappointeddecidedtocomeagaininthefuturecouldhardlytearhimselfawayfromtheriverhadestablishedacloserelationshipwiththeguideTheauthortalestoimpresshisreaderswiththeemphasison .theuniquefeaturesoftheMotutherisk-takingspiritoftravellerstheimportanceofaqualifiedguidetheharmoniousrelationshipwithnaturePassage2Anydogownerwilltellyouthatdogsarecompassionateandcansensehumanemotions.anewstudysuggeststhattionsareclosertooursthanoncethought.Accordingtothestudyalongwiththemostbasiemotionangerfea—dogsalsfeeasimpleformofenvy.Thestudyisthefirsttodemonstratethatanimalsotherthanhumansexperienceenvy,whichlongbeenconsidereanemotiontharequireself-consciousneybethabehavioisnotuniquelyhuman.Torevealthisbehaviour,scientistsattheUniversityofViennaputtogetherpairsofdomesdogs,eachaccompaniedbyandogsineachgivencommandstoplacetheirpawsintheexperms,andwhentheyobeyed,theyweregivenarewardpieceofbreadorsausage.Butwhenoneognarewardforobeying,andtheotherdogintheroomwas,theunrewardeddogwouldrespondtoThescientistsmeasuredtheponsesbyhowmanytimestheyhadtoprompttheunrewardeddogbeforeitobeyed.Thedogreactiontotheunfairdistributionofrewardsiscsotyananimalactstostopitisadefiningcharacteriscsocialorcooperativpecies“Thewantedthesamerewardforthesamework,saysPaulMorrisascientinpsychologyMorrisisquicktoexplaithathestudsresultaretanthropomorp:“notsayingthatdogjealousisprecisellikehumanjealousy.”Instead,hesays,thedogslikelyexperiencedaprimitiveformofenvy.Emotionsarearesulofevolutioheycauseorganismtoactinwaysesurvivaealousyforinstancmprovesananimaschanceofsurvivabypromotingittoprotectitsmatesandsecurealliancesforsafety.Historically,sciencehasseparatedemotionstwocategories:primaryandsecondary.Primaryemotionssuchasfearandangerareconsidereditisthoughtthatsecondaryemotionssuchasmorecomplexcognitiveprocesses.Thatis,envyisnotaverysimpleemotion.Mostdogloversnneedastudytotellthemthattheirpetsarecapableoffeelingmorecomplexemotions.Theyareprobablythinking,“Ofcoursehevereadyfoundthattheirdogsclearlyhaveasenseoffairplayandjustice.Theirdogsalsodemonstrateguilttheyfoundemptyfoodwrappersonthekitchencounterandaskedwhodidit.Immediatelythewentbetweentheirlegs,andtheyhadthisreallysheepishexpressionontheirfacesTheyknewtheywernsupposedtodothat.Theyalsobehavejealouslywhentheirownerspayattentiontootherdogs.Butwhilethestudymaybestatingtheobvioustodogowners,researcherssaythisparticulabreakthroughelptheresearconanimalcognitio.Thargumenthasalwaysbeenthathereasonwhychimpscandoreallysophisticatedstuffpeople,”MorrissaysBut“whenyouhaveotheorganismdoingthessophisticathingsichallengeourmodels.”ThestudyalsolendsweighttotheconcernsofanimalrighcifrThemoreweunderstandaboutwhatanimalsactuallyexperience,orwhattheyfeel,thebetterwecanwhatwedotothem,”Moralsthejealoustype.

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FriendisIthaslongbeenbelievedthatanimalslikedogs .donothavethesenseofguilthaveasimpleformofjealousydonothaveself-consciousnesshavethefeelingofcompassionThepurposeoftheexperimentattheUniversityofViennawasto .showdosresponsetorewardstestdsenseofcooperation浙00795#綜合英語(yǔ)(二)試卷第9頁(yè)共11頁(yè)demonstratedmotionofenvymeasuredorefusalofcommandsTheword“anthropomorphic”inParagraph3mostprobablylikehumanC.intricate

B.likeanimalD.indefiniteAccordingtothegeneralunderstanding,secondaryemotions .leadtolessdifficultevolutionprocessresultfrommoresophisticatedsocialbehaviouraremorenecessaryforsurvivalthanprimaryemotionsarelesscommonamonganimalsotherthanhumanbeings“Man’sBestFriendisthejealoustype”isgoodbecauseitmakeshumanbeingsfeellessguiltyitindicatesthatanimalsalsohavefightsithelpsimprovepoeatmentofanimalsitprovesthatdogsaresuperiortootheranimalsWORDDERIVATIONCompleteeach