2023年全國大學(xué)生英語競賽真題

2０２3年大學(xué)生英語競賽C類真題Ｐart＝1\*ROＭANIＬisｔenｉｎｇCｏmprｅｈensiｏｎSectionA1.WhyｄoesＣarlmeetｔｈewoman??A.Heｉsgoingｔerviewhｅｒoｎmediamattｅrs．?Ｂ.Theyａregoｉｎｇtostartanewcompａｎｙtogｅther. C.Hewillheｌpheｒcoｐewiｔｈanintervｉｅw.?D．Ｈｅwａntｓtoｒｅcommeｎdａnewprｏducttoｈｅr.２.Wｈatisthemaｎwｏrrｙingabｏｕtmost??A.Ｈｅｃａn'taffordwｈattheｗomaｎｍaｙrecｏmｍｅndtoｈim.?B．Thedesigneｒmaychargehimｍoｒethａnｈｅshouｌdｐaｙ．?Ｃ.ThｅreｉsnｏａｐｐroprｉaｔｅdeｓignforhimiｎthｅＡｒmanishoｐ.?Ｄ.Thewoｍanmaｙspeｎdtoｏmuchonneｗcloｔｈes.３.Whaｔistｈewoｍaｎsuｇgeｓtｉngｂyacceptiｎgtｈaｔｔheｙcａn'ｔcutthemusｔard? Ａ.Shedoesn'thａveaknifｅsothｅｙｃaｎ’thavemuｓtard. B.Shedoｅsn'tknowｈowｔｏcookmustardwｉｔhoutarｅcｉpｅ.?Ｃ.Tｈeyhavetofacetｈeｉmperｆecｔrealityａt(yī)ｔheｍｏment. D.Themaｎneedstocａｌmｄownorhｅｍaygeｔhurtbyaknifｅ.4．Whydｉdtheｍantakeuｐgoｌf? Ａ.Heenjoyeｄthｅsporｔwheｎhewaｓachild. B.Hethｏuｇｈtｇｏlfwasｕsｅfｕlinhiｓcareer. C．Iｔｃｏuｌdhｅlpiｍprｏvehiｓheａlｔｈ. D.IｔwaspaｒｔofhisNｅwYorｋpｒｏｊecｔ.5.Ｗheｎdidtｈemanquitsｍokingthistime?A.Lessthantｗoweeｋｓago．?B．Aboｕttｗｏmonｔｈｓagｏ.Ｃ.Sｏmefouryearsaｇo.? D.Moｒｅthａntenyeａrsａgo.ＳｅcｔiｏnBConｖersａt(yī)ionｏnｅ6．WhydｉdＪanepｈonematt?A.SheａskｅｄforapｒojectrecoｒｄinＭatt’scｏｍpany．Ｂ．Ｓｈeinvitedｈimtopartiｃipateｉｎａｐｒojectreleaseｉｎheｒcoｍｐａnｙ.C.Shehａdsomequｅstionsaboutaninvestmｅntprｏｊｅcｔ.D.Shewａnｔeｄtoｐlaceａnｅwｐroｊectａdｖertisemｅntthroughhim.７.HｏwdiｄJanｅgettokｎoｗＭatt’jecｔ？Ａ.Shegotaｃopｙｏｆtｈeiｎveｓtmentpｒoposal.?B.Sheｇｏttheinformatｉonfｒｏmanｏｔｈercoｍpany．C．Shewasinｆｏrmedbyoneｏfhｉｓcolｌeagues． D.Maｔtｒｅcoｍmｅndedｔｈepｒｏjectｔｏｈerｂefｏre.8．WhendidＭatt’scompanyfindpｒobleｍoftｈepreｖｉousdeal?A.Beforeｔheysiｇｎedthecoｎtract．?B．Shortlｙａfterｔheystarｔｅdthedeａl．Ｃ．Wｈentheｙcompｌeteｄtｈeproject． Ｃ.Sｏｏnafterｔheypaiｄｔｈeｄepｏｓｉt．９.Whydiｄtｈｅdealfａllthrｏｕgh？A.Matt’scｏmｐanychａngeditsinvestｍｅntｐoliｃy.?B．Maｔt’ｐanywaｓｓlowｉnｄeliｖeｒｉngtｈｅmoney.C.Thｅclｉｅｎｔcomｐanyｂrokeitｓpromｉse.?D.Ｔheclienｔcｏmpａnyhａdｆｉｎanciａlｐroblems.１０.WｈaｔisJanegoingtodoｂefｏｒｅsｈemａkeｓaｄｅcisionontheproｊeｃt？A.Ｄiscｕsｓｗiｔhhｅｒpaｒtneｒs．?Ｂ.SubmitｔhepropｏｓaltoEｍma.C.Calｌsomeoｔheｒｉnvestｍeｎtcｏmpanies. Ｄ.VｉsitMaｔt’ｓcompanyinpeｒsoｎ．Conｖeｒsａt(yī)ｉontｗｏ11.Ｗhａt(yī)isHilａryKingsley?A.Aｎeｗspaｐerreporｔer.??B．ＡＴＶcolｕmnｉst.?C.Ａｓoaｐoperadirector. D.Aｍｅntａt(yī)or.12.HｏwdidＨｉlarydefinｅａｓoupopera?A.Iｔisａcｏntinｕｉnｇｓtoｒｙabｏutthｉngstｈaｔhａppｅnａｍｏnｇfamilymemｂersandｃolleagｕeｓ.Ｂ.Ｉtisafｉctionaｌsｔoｒyｔｈatdeｓcｒｉbeｓtｈelifeofpｅopleｌiｖiｎgonaspecialisland.C.Itｉsaｎever-endｉｎgsｔorytellｉｎgａｂouｔwｏmensｅllｉngsoaｐpowders.D．ItisaTＶsｅriesｔhａt(yī)concentｒatesonｍenｃｏpiｎgwiｔhｄifｆicuｌtｉｅs.13.Whenｄiｄsoaｐｏperasgetstartedaccordinｇtotheｐａsｓagｅ??Ａ.Sｉｎｃethe1920sand１９30s. B.Sｉnｃetｈe1９3０ｓand19４0ｓ.?Ｃ.Sｉnｃethe1９5０sａnd１960ｓ.?Ｄ.Ｓiｎｃethe1960sand１9７０ｓ.１4.Wｈywasthｅprogrammｅgiventhename"soａｐopeｒa”？?A．Becauｓetｈeｆirｓtsoapｏpｅrawaｓａｂoutawomａnsｅllｉngsｏappowｄerｓ.?B.Becauseitwaspriｍaｒilysponsorｅdbｙsoappowderbusｉneｓs． C．Ｂecａuseiｔwaｓbrｏadｃastmaiｎlｙtopｒomotethesaleoｆsoappoｗders.?Ｄ．Becaｕsethｅｆirstsoapoperaｄuceｄiｎasoａppowderfａｃtory.1５.InwhatｗａyｄｏesＨilaryｔhｉnｋsoapopｅｒasdifferfromotherｄraｍａｓ? Ａ．Theyalｗayssｈowhｏwｐeｏｐleｄeａlｗithｅｖblemｓ. B.Tｈeyhａｖeｃhangedｑuiｔealｏｔsinceｔｈeygoｔstarｔed. C.Theyｈａｖｅmoreｆｅmalｅcｈａracterｓtｈａnmaｌeones. D.Theymaiｎlyfocusｏnmen’snevｅr-eｎｄiｎgpuｒsｕitｓincａｒeer.SeｃtｉoｎCＮewｓItems16．WhatｉｓthemaiｎfiｎｄiｎgaboutcarbonｄioxideiｎＲｏger’ｓreport??A.Carｂondiｏｘideiｓｆirstlｙｆｏundｉnhｕmanhistorｙ.?Ｂ.Cａrｂoｎdｉｏxiｄeｉsａnimｐortantｆactoringlobalwａrming.?Ｃ.Carboｎdiｏxｉdeisfｏundｒｅａｃhingaｑｕiｔehiｇｈlevel.?D.Meａsｕrementoｆcarｂｏｎdｉoxideissyｍbｏlicinｈumanhｉｓtoｒy.1７.Howｄｉdthｅｗoｍａnsuｒviveｆｒｏmtｈeｄiｓaster??A.Shｅwasinａhｏspitaｌwhenthecollapseｈaｐpened．?B．Shefoundｗaterandfoodbeforesheｗassａvｅd. Ｃ.Sheｇｏtｈeｌpfromａｃollｅａguｅwhoｄiｅdlaterｏｎ. Ｄ.Sｈeｗａsfｏrtunatelystroｎgerthantheoｔhｅrｓ.18.Whydidthegovｅｒnmentdｒopleafｌetsovertｈeｔown? A．Toｅｘｐresstheconceｒnoverabｕild-upofｔｒooｐｓ. B.Ｔoｗａrntｈｅｒebeｌsthｅprepaｒinｇａt(yī)ｔａckonQｕsaiｒ． C.Toｍakｅtｈeｐｅoｐleawareofthｅdaｎgerａｎdleａve. D.Tｏadvｅｒtiseｆorthegovernmｅnttｏcollectmoｒeｍoney.１９.HoｗmanymeｇawattsｗillｔheｓoｌaｒcapaciｔyｒeachinMoｒｏｃcobｙ2023？?A.500?B.2023?C.２50０?Ｄ．３０00２0．WhａｔdｉdtｈesurveybｙtheAmeｒicaｎI(lǐng)nstiｔｕtｅofＣPAsmainlyfind? A．Ｓtudeｎtlｏansａreｒisinｇbｅcauseoftｈehugeａｍoｕntsofborrｏweｒs. B.Stuｄｅnｔloａndebtorｓtｅndtｏborrｏwmｏremonｅｙｔｏlivehapｐily.?C.６0pｅrcentｏfｓtuｄentｌｏandebtorsarｅregretfuｌａbouｔthesｕrｖeｙ. D.Ｓtudｅｎtloａnsmaｙhaveａnｅgａt(yī)ｉveinfｌuｅnceｏnborroweｒs’life．SｅｃtｉoｎDDicｔationDｏctｏrsoｆteｎtellpatｉｅntstｏtakeａcerｔainkiｎｄｏｆmedicｉneinorderｔｏ２１．＿_(dá)__＿_(dá)__anilｌnesｓ．Fｏrexaｍｐle，apatｉenｔｍayｎeｅdmedｉcinebecaｕsehｉsoｒｈeｒshouｌdｅrhurtｓ.Ｔｈedoｃｔｏｒmayteｌｌthepatieｎttｈattheｒeisａbrａｎdnａmｅmediｃineｗhicｈwillhelｐhimoｒｈer.Thisｂraｎｄｎａmｅmｅdｉcｉｎｅismａdｅｂyafaｍouscompany.Ｈｏｗever,tｈeremａyalsoｂeaｇenerictypeoftｈesａmｅmedicine.Generｉcmedｉcｉnesａｒｅ22．_______bysomｅpeｏpleｂeｃauseｔheyａreuｓuaｌlｙlessｅxpensiｖe,ｙｅttheyｈaveｔhesameingredｉｅntsasthｅｂranｄnamemedｉcｉnes.Ｉfthegenｅｒicmedicinｅhasｔhesaｍeingｒedｉeｎts,thｉsｍeaｎsthａt(yī)tｈeｍediｃineｓhoulｄhave23．__＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)oｎtheｐerｓｏnasthｅｂrａnｄnaｍemeｄicine.Ifthｅgeｎｅｒｉciｎthegｅnｅｒicanｄtheｂrandnameｍedicinesarealittｌedｉffereｎｔ,ｔheｎｔｈegｅnｅricｔypecａｎｎot24.__＿_(dá)＿_(dá)＿_(dá)＿_(dá)theｓameaｓｔhebｒandnａmemedicinｅ.Gｅnericmedｉcｉnesaｒｅaｌmｏstaｌｗaｙｓcｈｅapeｒｔhanｂｒandnaｍｅmedｉcｉｎeｓ．Whyisｔhiｓ？Maｋinganykiｎdoｆmｅｄicｉｎeｔａkesalotoｆmｏnｅyａndａｌotｏｆtｉmｅ.Thiｓisbeｃaｕseacompanyhastopaydoｃtorsａnｄsciｅntiｓtstostｕdyanｉllnｅssaｎdtoｆindsomｅｋinｄoｆmedicｉnetoｆighttｈisillness．Then,itｔａkesｍｏrｅmoｎeyaｎｄmoreｔｉmｅｆortｈeｃoｍｐanytotｅstthｅｍeｄｉcineｔｏ25．＿_(dá)____＿_(dá)_itissafeandthatitｗorkｓ．Onceａｃomｐaｎｙiｓreaｄytｏsellitｓpｒoducttopeoｐle，ｔｈｅcｏｍpanyusｕallysettheprｉceofmedｉcｉneverｙhigh．Tｈｅcｏmpany26.＿_(dá)＿＿_(dá)__＿ａloｔofmoneｙｉnoｒderｔogetｂackalloftｈemoneｙｔhａｔｉtｓpenｔｍakingmedｉcｉne.Genｅricmediｃinemakeｒs,ｏｎthｅotｈerｈand,coｐｙsomekindofmeｄｉcｉnethａt(yī)hasaｌｒeaｄybeendｅvｅloｐｅｄandｔested.Forthisｒeason,ｔheydｏnｏthaｖｅｔospeｎdasｍｕchmonｅytodeveloptｈemediｃｉne．Geｎericｍeｄｉｃiｎeｓａrｅuｓuallｙnotｓold２７._＿_(dá)_____＿_(dá).Comｐaniestｈaｔｍakegeneriｃmedｉcinesmｕstwaiｔaｃｅrtain28._＿_(dá)____＿_(dá)_＿ｂeforeｔhｅncanmakethesamemediciｎe.Ｂuｔｏnｃeｔhegenerｉcmｅdｉcineiｓonthemarket,doｃtorｓareusuaｌｌyｑuｉcktoofferiｔtotｈeirｐatｉents.Tｈisｉsbecaｕsｅthepｒｉcｅofmedicineisveryexpensive.Ｔakiｎｇageｎericｍeｄiciｎecａｎsaｖｅapatieｎt,oｒhisoｒhｅr2９．＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)＿_(dá)＿_(dá)＿_(dá)，alotofmｏney．Genericmedicinｅsarejustasgｏodasbranｄnａmemｅdiｃｉne.Therefore，doctｏｒs30.＿_(dá)__＿_(dá)____hａｖingtheｉrpatientstaｋｅtｈeｓemeｄｉcines．Ｐａrｔ=2\*ROＭANIIVｏcaｂuｌａrｙ,Ｇramｍar＆Ｃultｕreｓ(15marks)ＳｅctionAvocaｂuｌaryanｄGrａmmａr(１０ｍarｋs）３1.Theyfinalｌy__＿ａｃoｎclusioｎｔｈattｈecompａny’sｆaｉlｕrehasｂeｅｎatｔrｉbutedto_____badmanaｇemenｔ.?A．ｇet;ｆulｌ B．dｒaw;ｓｈｅer Ｃ.reacｈ;ｗｈoｌe D.ｍakｅ；ｔｏtal３２． --Mosｔyoｕnｇpeｏplｅwantto_＿_(dá)mｏｒｅaboｕtenvironmeｎtalprｏblems.?--Ｙes.Bｕｔeveryｏneｋnｏwsaboutpｏllｕｔiｏnｐroｂｌems，notmａnypeoplehａve____aｎysｏluｔions.?A．lｏｏkup;lｏokｅdiｎｔoＢ.fｉndｏｕt;cｏmeuｐｗith C.dealwｉth；gotroｕndto ?D.ｍａkeoｕt;ｔhoｕｇｈtｏveｒ33.Iｋnｅw_＿＿_(dá)__attｈeparty,butMonicaknew___＿_(dá)peｏpｌe，neａｒlyeveryｂodｙｉnfａｃｔ．?A．ｈaｒdlyaｎｙbｏｄy；plentyof Ｂ.rareｌｙsoｍｅbody;few C.barelyeveryｂody;afew?D.scarcelｙｎobｏdy;many3４.Sheｈasｔenedｔo_＿_(dá)mｅtｈatｔherepoｒtcoｎtａinｅdnocriｔicalcｏmｍentsｏnmydeｐaｒtmeｎtｐerforｍanｃｅ.?Ａ.ensure?B.insuｒｅ?C.assure? 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