2023年同等學力人員申請碩士學位英語水平全國統(tǒng)一考試標準模

同等學力人員申請碩士學位英語水平全國統(tǒng)一考試標準模擬試題二ＰaｒｔIDialoｇuecommuｎication（10minuｔes,l0poｉnts)SeｃtionADｉaｌogueComｐletionDｉｒｅctｉons:Inthissecｔｉon,ｙouwiｌlread5shoｒtincomｐｌｅｔeｄiａloguesbetweenｔwｏspeakers,eａchfｏllowedby4choiｃeｓmaｒｋｅdＡ,Ｂ，CａnｄD.Choosethebestａnswerthatsuitsthｅｓiｔuatiｏｎtoｃｏmpleｔethedialogｕeｂyｍaｒkiｎｇｔhecoｒｒeｓｐonｄinｇletterwithasingｌebaracrossthｅsquarebracketsｏnyｏuｒmachine-ｓcoringANＳＷERＳHＥET．1.Ａ:Isn'tthepinｋsｈirｔpretｔy?B：___＿_＿_____＿No,ｔhebluｅoｎeｉspｒｅttier.Ｙeah.．.ｂｕttｈeｂｌｕeｏnｅwoｕldｌookｂeｔtｅrｏnyｏｕ．Iｔhinkotｈerwise.Idｏn'tｔhiｎｋIａｇｒeeｗiｔｈyou.2.Ａ：_______＿B:Ｔrｉｍthebａck，butleavｅｉtｌｏngatsides，ｐlｅasｅ．HowdowanttoｄowiｔhtheChristｍastreｅ?Ｄoyouwantaｓhampoo?Howwｏｕlｄyoulikeｍetｏcｕｔiｔ?Theｆenceｉsｍadｅoｆwooｄenpostｓ.３.A:＿_____＿＿__Ｂ:No.I'mtｒｙingtｏfindagrｅｅｎｓwｅatｅrinｅxtralａｒge.Isanyｂｏdｙtａkiｎｇcareｏfｙｏu?Whａｔ'sｙoｕrsize?Whａt(yī)doｙouwant？IseｖerythingOK？4.Ａ:CanＩgetyousoｍethinｇtoｄrink？B:______＿___A.No,I'mnottｈｉrsty.B．Idon'tcarefｏｒａdriｎk.C.Wｈatdrｉnkhａveyougｏt？D.I'ｍfiｎｅ.Ｔhaｎｋｓanｙwaｙ.５．Ａ:AreyougoｉnｇtoyｏuｒfaｍｉlyｒｅuｎioｎtｈisChriｓtmasholiday?B：_＿____＿_Ａｓａmatteroｆｆａct,Idｏn'tminditatall.Iｄo.I＇ｖeｂeｅnexciteｄabｏutitｆorａlongｔime.Hoｗｅｖer,mypａreｎtsaｎdIaregoiｎgtoｔakｅatripｔoＨawａii.Ｙoubet．Alｌmｙｕnｃlesanｄauntswilltａketheirｃhilｄrenalonｇ,too.SeｃtioｎBDiａlogueCoｍpreｈｅnsionDiｒectiｏｎｓ：Inｔｈissection，youwｉllread5ｓhortcoｎｖersationsｂetwｅｅnaｍanandａwomaｎ.Atｔｈeｅndofeaｃhｃoｎverｓａt(yī)iｏnｔｈereiｓaqueｓtiｏｎｆolｌowedｂy4ｃhoicesmarkedA,B，ＣandD.Choosethebestaｎｓwertｏtｈeqｕesｔiｏｎfｒoｍｔhｅ4choｉｃesbymａrｋingthｅcorresponｄinｇlｅtｔerwiｔhasinglebａraｃｒossｔhｅsqｕarｅbraｃkｅtsonyｏuｒmａchiｎe－scｏriｎｇANSWERSHEET．６．Woman:Ｈenry,yourarｔｉcleinｔｈｅcaｍpuｓnewsｗaｓｅxcelleｎt.Ｍan:Ｉonlywisｈtheyhadｐubｌisｈｅdtheentiｒethinｇ.Questｉon:ＷhaｔdoweｌeａrｎfｒｏｍHenry'sresｐoｎse?Thearｔicｌeｗａsａctuaｌｌylonｇer.Hispｕｂlishinｇｃarｅeｒhａsｊustbｅｇun.Ｔhenewspａperhaｓprinｔedhisｏthｅrａｒtiｃles．Theartｉcleisａbｏutsportｓ.7.Man：Ｉthoｕgｈｔtheliｂrariaｎsaiｄwecoｕldｃhｅckｏutasmanｙｂoｏksaｓweｎｅedwｉthourlibｒarycarｄｓ.Womaｎ：That'srｉghｔ,ｂutnotthｏserｅferencebooｋs.Ｑuｅsｔion:Whaｔdoestｈewomanmｅan?Ｓtｕｄentswｉｔhaliｂｒarycardcancheｃｋａｎyboｏｋｏut.Rｅferencｅbｏｏｋsareｎotallowedtobecheckedｏuｔ．Onｌyｓtuｄentswithalｉbrａrycａｒdcaｎcheckouｔreｆerｅncebooks．Ｔhenumｂｅrofbooksａsｔｕdentｃancheckoutisｕnlimitｅd.8.Mａｎ:ShａllＩcallyouｔoletyouknｏwabｏuｔouｒrehｅａrsal?Ｗｏmaｎ：Byａllmｅａns.Ｑueｓtｉｏn:Wｈａt(yī)ｄowelｅarnfrｏｍtheｗoman'sreｓpｏｎｓe?Ｔheｍanｓhｏuldtryhisbesttotelｌhｅraｂoutｉt．Shｅdoesｎ'tｗaｎｔtoｇｉｖethemantoomucｈtｒｏuｂｌe．Shewoｕlｄbｅhａppytolearndｅtaｉlsoｆｔhereｈearsａｌ.Sheprｅｆersｔhｅmanｔoｔellhｅrｈimself.9.Man:Ｉtseemstheresｔauｒａntｓherehavelittlebusｉnessthesｅdａｙs.Womａn：Tｈaｔ＇sｔｒue,Butourｓiｓａsｃｅnicrｅsoｒt.Andthisｉsnottheｂｕsyｓeaｓon.Whensumｍerｃｏmes，yoｕ'ｌlsｅearｍiesoｆtouｒistsｗaitinginlｉｎeinordeｒtｏgetaseaｔ．Queｓtioｎ:Wｈaｔdoweleａrnfromｔheconverｓatiｏnaｂouttｈｅrｅstauｒanｔsinthetown?Tｈeyｓtａｙcｌosedunｔiｌsumｍercｏmes.Thｅycaｔｅrcｈieflｙｔｏｔourisｔs.Theyarebuｓyaｌlｔｈｅyeaｒaｒｏuｎd.Tｈeyprovideｑualiｔyserviceｔotｈｅirｃustoｍｅrs.10.Wｏｍaｎ:Idｏn'tａgreｅwｉｔhMr.Johnsonoｎｈｉsviｅwｓaboｕtsｏcialwelfare.Ｈｅseemstosuｇｇestthattheｐooraｒerobbingｔherｉch.Man：Ｈeｍighｔhaveusedbetteｒwordsｔoexｐresshｉsideas.ButＩfinｄwｈａｔｈeｓａiｄmakesalｏtｏfseｎsｅ.Qｕestioｎ:Whatdoｅsｔhemａｎmean?Mr.Johnsｏn'sｉdeａsarenonsense．HeｑuitｅaｇrｅｅｓwithMr.Joｈｎsｏn'ｓvieｗｓ.Mr.Ｊohnsoniｓgooｄaｔeｘprｅｓsingｈisideas.Ｈｅsharｅｓthewoman'svieｗsｏｎsociａｌweｌfａre.ＰaｒｔⅡＶocａbulary(20ｍinutｅs,10pｏiｎtｓ)SectｉｏｎADiｒecｔiｏnｓ:Iｎｔｈissecｔｉontherｅare10senteｎcｅs,eaｃhwithｏnewordoｒphｒａseunderlineｄ.Ｃhoosetｈeonefromtｈｅ4ｃhｏicesmａｒｋｅdＡ,Ｂ,CandＤthatbｅsｔkeepsthemeａnｉngofthｅsenｔenｃe.Thenmａｒktｈeｃorｒｅspoｎｄingleｔtｅrｗithasiｎglebａracroｓｓthesquarｅbraｃketｓonyourmachiｎe-scorinｇＡNSＷERSHEET.1１.Obvｉｏuｓlythｅseａrealｌfactoｒsａｆfeｃtinｇsmｏｏtｈoperation,buｔtheunｄerｌyiｎgprobｌeｍissｔilltｏbeiｄentified．A.operatiｏnalB.funｄamｅntalＣ.oｐeratｉｎｇD.underneaｔh12.Ifyｏucaｎconvincｅtheiｎterviewerｏfyourｓpecialqｕaｌifｉcａｔｉoｎs,youｒchanｃeofbeｉｎgacceｐtedwｉｌlbｅｇreatｌyｅnhanｃed.A.ａppreciａt(yī)eｄB.encｏuragｅdC.frusｔratedＤ.incrｅａｓed13.Inｉtｉallyｈisboｏkdidnoｔreceivemuchattｅntｉoｎ,ｂuｔtwｏｗeeksafterthecｒｉtiｃ'ｓrｅvｉewaｐｐｅaｒedinthenewｓpａpｅrｓ,ｉtclimｂedtothｅbestsellers'ｌiｓt．A.ＡtfirstB.FirstｏfaｌlC．AtfirsｔsiｇhtD.Ｆroｍｔhefｉｒst14.Ｇrowｉｎgeconｏmｉcｐｒｏｂlｅmswｅrｅhighlｉghｔeｄbyaslowｄowｎinｏilouｔｐut.A.aｃｃｏuｎｔedforB.wｏrkedｏutC．madｅproｍinentＤ.ｔakeｎforｇranted１５.Tｈecｏmmitteereportｅdｉtsｆｉｎｄinｇsafterａｔhoｒoｕghｉｎveｓtigatioｎ.Ａ.thinｇsｔhａt(yī)arｅfｏｕｎdB.deciｓｉｏnsＣ.ｒesultsofanenｑuｉryＤ.fiｌes16.Ｔhecrｉtiｃ'sasseｓｓｍｅｎｔoftheboｏｋisthatitｉsｂeautifｕllywrｉttｅn.A.ｃomｐrｅhensionB.rｅcommeｎdationC.admiratｉoｎＤ.judgment１7.ThefoｒeignministｅrwoulｄrｅｖeａlnoｔhｉｎgabｏutｈｉsrｅcentｔouroftｈeＭiｄdlｅEastbｅyoｎdｗhatｈａｄaｌｒｅａdｙｂｅｅnaｎnouｎｃedattｈepresscoｎfereｎcｅ．A.ａｓfｏrＢ.ｉnadditiontoC.ａlongwithD.inrelａt(yī)ｉｏnto18．Ｍｒ.Danewｅnttｈrｏｕghhisｄaugｈtｅr'ｓesｓａyｃａrefully,toelｉminatｅslaｎgwordsfｒoｍit.Ａ.ｒeduｃｅＢ．eｘchangeC．reｍｏvｅＤ.eｘhibｉｔ１９.ＡtripｔｏtheＡｎtaｒcticｉsｒeａsonａblｙsafｅifyoｕtａketｈeneｃeｓsarypreｃａutions.A.withinreａsonB.ratｈｅｒＣ.ｂeyoｎddoubtＤ.doubly20.Withhisｂrowsknittｅd,ｔｈeｄoctorcｏnｔemｐlatedthedifficuｌｔoｐeratioｎhehaｄｔｏperform．A．suｃｃeedｅｄinＢ.decidｅdagaｉｎstC．ｗｅnｔonwiｔｈＤ．thoughtｄｅeｐlｙabｏuｔＳectｉonBDｉrecｔioｎｓ:Inthissｅctｉon,ｔherearｅ10ｉncoｍｐlｅtｅsenteｎｃes.Ｆoreａchｓｅntenｃｅthｅrｅaｒｅ４ｃhoiceｓmarkｅｄＡ,B,CandD.Chooｓeｔheonethatbeｓtcｏmplｅtes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cuｌarｌyｓeｅninpeoplewｉtｈasthma（哮喘)andothｅｒlungdiseａses,thesｅefｆectｓofozoｎealsooccｕrｉnheaｌthysｕbjects.Sｉmilarchangeｓareａlsｏseenafterexposuｒｅtonitrogeｎdiｏｘidｅ,althoughtｈeｒeｉssomediｓaｇreemeｎtabouttｈecｏncｅnｔraｔioｎaｔwhicｈthｅｙｏcｃuｒ.Otherstudｉｅshａvefouｎdthatｐeopｌｅliｖingｉｎａrｅaswiｔｈhighlｅｖelｓｏfpollｕｔiｏnｈaveｍorｅsymｐtoｍsaｎｄwoｒsehｕｎgfuｎctionthanthoselｉvinginarｅaｓwｉｔhclｅanair.Groupsofcｈildrｅnattenｄingschｏoｌcampsshｏwfalｌsinlunｇfｕｎctiｏnｅｖenａｔqｕiｔelawconcｅntratｉｏnｓoｆｏzone.Tｈｅreisaｌsoarelａt(yī)ionshipbetｗｅeｎozｏnｅlevｅｌsandｈoｓｐitaｌaｄmissionsfoｒａstｈma，ｂothｉｎNｏrｔhAmeriｃaandAustｒaliａ.hiｓｓｕspectｅdtｈatlong－termeｘｐｏsuretｏsmogmａｙresultinchronicbｒoncｈitｉｓ（支氣管炎)andeｍphyｓｅｍa(肺氣腫），ｂｕtｔｈishasyettobepｒoｖeｎ.RecentlyａｎassociaｔioｎhasbeenｆouｎdbetwｅentheleｖelsｏｆparticlｅsiｎtｈeaｉrａndｄｅａｔhｒatｅsinNｏrtｈAmericａncities.ＴｈeｒeasｏnforthisassｏｃiationisnotundeｒｓtoodａnｄaｓyettheｒｅisnoeviｄenｃｅthisｏccursinAustrａlia.Hｏwever,wedoｋnoｗthａｔhaｚyｄaysareaｓｓociaｔedwithmoreaｓthmaatｔａcksincｈｉldren.４9.WhichofｔhefollowｉnｇisNOTtｈereｓuｌtｏfｌaboratoryexｐeriｍents?A．Lowcｏncentｒaｔiｏｎs.B.Falｌiｎｌuｎgfunctｉｏｎ．C．Irｒitａｂiｌityofｔheｌungs．D.Aｉrwayinｆlammatｉon．５0.Irｒitａblｅaｎdinflamedluｎgsarealｓｏseeninpeoplewitｈ_＿__＿＿_.Ａ.astｈmaＢ.lｕngｄiｓeasesC．gｏoｄｈeａｌtｈD.weａkｈeａlth５1.WhichoｆｔhefolｌowinｇisNOＴmｅｎtionｅdaｓａpoｓsｉｂｌecaｕｓeoflungdｉｓeases?A.Theburningoｆcoal．B.Lonｇ-ｔerｍexｐoｓuretosｍｏｇ.C.Exｐosuretｏｎｉtrogeｎdioｘｉde.D.Atｔenｄinｇschoｏlcａmps．52．Tｈerelａt(yī)ｉｏnshipbetweｅnｅxｐosureto_＿______ｈａsnotyetbeendetermｉｎed.A．ozoneandfalｌiｎlungｆunctiｏnB.ozoｎeandlungｄｉseａsesｓｕcｈａｓａsｔhmaＣ.nitrogendioxideandworseｌｕngfuｎctiｏnＤ.smogandｃhｒoniｃbronchitｉｓanｄemphｙseｍa53.Ｔheassoｃiａt(yī)ｉonbetwｅen_＿__＿_＿_＿____ｈasnｏtyetbeenｆｏunｄinAｕstraｌｉa.A.ozoneleveｌｓａndhosｐiｔalａdｍissioｎsforａsthmaＢ．haｚydayｓandmｏreａsｔhmaattａcｋsｉnchｉldrenC．thｅlevｅlsofｐａrtｉｃlesintｈeaiｒanddeaｔhｒaｔeｓD．ｈighｌｅvelsoｆpolｌuｔioｎandmoｒeｓymptｏｍs54.Ｉnthelastｓentｅnｃeoftｈethirdparagraph,tｈewordsuspectedｃanbｅｂｅstreｐlａcedｂy＿＿___＿_＿____.A.dｏubｔfｕlＢ.sｕppoｓedＣ.susｐiciousD.ｓaｉdＰａsｓａgeFiveLｏｎgaｆｔeｒthe199８WorldCuｐwaswon,disａppointｅdfaｎswerestiｌlcursingｔhedｉspｕtedrefereeing(裁判)dｅｃiｓｉoｎsｔhatｄｅniedｖｉｃtoｒｙｔoｔhｅiｒtｅam.Aresearｃhｅｒwasａppointedtｏstudytheperformanceoｆｓomeｔopｒeｆerees．Tｈｅreseａrcherorganizｅｄaｎexｐｅrｉｍentａltｏｕrnament(錦標賽）involvｉｎgfoｕrｙoutｈteams．Eacｈmａｔchlastedanhouｒ,ｏthreeperiodsof２０mｉnutesdｕrｉngwhｉｃhdifferenｔｒeferｅesweｒeinｃｈaｒgｅ．Oｂseｒversnｏteｄdoｗｎｔiｌereferｅeserrors,ofwhichthereweｒe6１oｖerｔheｔourｎａｍent．Conveｒtedtoａstanｄarｄmatcｈｏf90minutes,eachｒefereemａｄeａlmost２3miｓtａkesａｒｅmarkａｂlyhｉghnｕｍber.Tｈeｒesearｃherｔheｎsｔｕdｉeｄthｅviｄeotａpestoanalysetｈemａt(yī)ｃhesindｅｔail.Suｒprisingly,heｆｏuｎｄｔhaterｒoｒsｗeremｏrelikｅlywｈｅntｈerefereｅswerecｌosｅtotｈｅｉncident.Ｗhentheofｆiciaｌｓgotitright,theｙwｅre,oｎａｖerａｇｅ，17ｍetersａｗayｆｒoｍtheａctｉoｎ．Theavｅraｇediｓtanceｉntｈeｃaｓｅoferｒorswas１2meterｓ.Theｒeseａrchshｏwsthｅoptiｍｕm(最佳的）diｓｔanceisabｏut２0meters.Ｔherealsoseemeｄｔoｂeanoptimｕmspｅed．Cｏrrｅctｄecisiｏnsｃａmewhentｈｅrｅferｅesmovingaｔaspeeｄoｆaｂout2meterｓpersｅｃoｎd.Ｔheaveragｅｓpeedｆorerroｒswas４metersｐｅrｓｅcond.IfFIFA,football'siｎtｅrnａt(yī)ｉonalｒuｌｉngbody,ｗanｔstoｉmprovethesｔａndａrdofrefｅｒeeiｎgａt(yī)tｈeneｘtWｏrlｄCｕp，itshouldencｏuｒagｅrefereestoｋｅeptheireｙｅsｏntheaｃtioｎfｒomａdisｔancｅ,ratherthａnｒushｉngtｏkeel')uｐwｉtｈtheball,ｔｈeresearchｅrargueｓ．HｅaｌｓosaｙｓｔｈatFIＦA'ｓinsiｓtencethａｔreferｅｅsshｏuldretireatage35mａｙbemisgｕided．Ifｋｅeｐiｎgupwitｈtheaｃtｉonisnotsoｉmportant,thｅirpｈysｉcalｃoｎｄitiｏｎislesscｒitｉcal.５５.TｈeexｐerimentcondｕｃtedｂyｔhereseaｒcheｒｗasmeanｔtｏA.ｒeviewthｅdecｉsionsoｆrefｅreesaｔｔhe1998WorlｄＣｕｐB(yǎng).analｙsｅtｈeｃausｅsofｅrｒorｓmadｅbｙｆｏotbａllreｆereｅsC．seｔastaｎdardforfｏoｔbａllreｆereeiｎｇＤ．reexamｉnetheruｌeｓfｏrfootbａllrefｅｒeeing＿_____＿____．５6.Theｎuｍbeｒｏfreｆereeiｎｇerrｏｒｓintheｅｘperiｍeｎtalmａt(yī)chesｗasA.sｌightlyaboveaveｒageB.hiｇheｒｔhaninthｅ19９8ＷorldCｕｐC.qｕiteunexpeｃtｅdD.aｓhighａｓiｎastaｎdardmatｃｈ5７．Ｔheｆiｎｄinｇｓoｆthｅeｘperiｍentｓhowthat__＿__＿_____.Ａ．errｏrｓaｒemorｅlikelyｗｈenarｅferｅekeeｐｓcloseｔothｅbalｌB.thｅfaｒｔｈerthｅrｅferｅeisｆromtｈeinciｄent，thｅfewertheerrｏrsC.themoresloｗlytｈeｒeｆereerｕns,tｈeｍorelikｅｌyｅrroｒｓwillｏcｃurD.errorsａｒelessｌikｅlyｗheｎaｒefereestaysinｏnｅsｐｏt58.Theｗord"oｆｆicials"（Lｉne3,Paｒa．4)ｍostpｒobａｂｌｙrefeｒsto__＿＿＿___＿_＿．Ａ.ｔhereseａrcheｒsinｖolvedｉntheexperimentＢ．thｅinsｐeｃtorsｏftｈeｆｏotballtourｎamｅnｔC.therefereeｓofthefootballtouｒnaｍenｔD.thｅoｂserｖeｒsatthesiｔｅoｆthｅexperimeｎt５9.Whatisoｎｅoｆthepoｓsibleconｃｌusiｏnｓoftheｅｘpｅrｉment?A.Theiｄｅalretｉrementａｇｅｆoranｅxｐｅrｉeｎcｅdｆootbａｌｌrｅfｅｒeeiｓ35.Ｂ.Ａgeshouｌdnotｂeｔhechiｅｆconｓiｄerationｉncｈoosｉngafoｏtｂallｒeｆｅree．C．Aｆootbaｌｌrｅfeｒｅeshoｕldbeasｙｏｕngandeneｒgeｔicaspossｉble.D.Aneｘpeｒienceｄfｏoｔbａlｌrｅferｅecaｎdoｗellevenwhｅninｐooｒphｙsicalconditiｏn．60.Ｉnｔhｅlａsｔｐａragraph,theword"misｇuideｄ"canｂebeｓtrｅplａceｄbｙ＿__＿_＿____＿.A.ｗｒｏngＢ.mｉsuｎdeｒsｔｏodC.misｌeｄD.coｎfusedPartⅣClｏzeTest(１5minｕtes,15ｐｏintｓ)Dｉrectionｓ:Inｔhｉｓpart,ｔheｒeisapaｓsagewith１5blａｎks.Ｆoｒeachblanktｈeｒeare4cｈoicesｍarkｅｄA，B，CandD.Chｏosethebestanｓweｒforeａchｂlankａndmａrkｔhｅｃorreｓponｄｉnｇｌetterwithａsｉｎglebaracｒoｓｓthｅsquarebracｋetsonyｏｕrmachine-ｓcｏringANSWＥRSHＥET．Humaｎbeｉｎgsａreａnimaｌs.Ｗebｒeathe,eａt(yī)anddiｇesｔ,anｄrｅprｏｄｕcｅtｈｅsａmelｉｆe61cｏmｍontoａllａnｉmaｌs.Ｉnａbｉｏlｏgiｃａｌlａbｏratorｙ,rats，moｎkｅyｓ,andhumansｓe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