2023年英語(yǔ)四級(jí)考試真題與答案

２０２３年最新英語(yǔ)四級(jí)考試真題與答案PａrtIＩReadingComprｅhension(３５minｕtes)Dｉrectionｓ:Ｔｈｅreare４passagｅsinthispａrt.Eachpasｓａgeiｓｆｏｌloweｄbｙsomeｑuestionsｏrunｆinishedstateｍｅnts．FoｒｅacｈｏfthemthｅｒearｅfｏurchoｉcｅsmarｋedA)，Ｂ)，Ｃ)anｄD)．YouｓhoulddecideonthｅbｅstchoiceａｎdｍａrkｔheｃorrｅspondingletteronthｅAnswerSheetwiｔｈasingｌeliｎethｒoｕgｈｔhecｅnｔer.ＰａssａgeOnｅQuestions21ｔo25arebａｓｅdonthefolloｗingpassage．Dｅsigｎoｆａllｔhenｅwtooｌsandimｐlemeｎtsisbaｓedｏncarefｕleｘpｅｒimentswiｔhｅlectronicinstrumeｎtｓ.First,aｈｕｍaｎ“gｕinｅapig”ｉsｔesｔｅdｕsinｇａregulartｏoｌ．Mｅasurｅｍenｔｓareｔakenofthｅamｏｕｎtofworkdone,andthebｕilｄｕpofhｅatｉｎｔｈeｂoｄｙ.Twistｅdjoiｎtsandstretｃhedmusｃlｅsｃannｏtperformasweｌｌ,ithasbeenfound,asjoｉｎtsaｎdmusｃlesinｔheiｒnormalpoｓitiｏns.Thｅｓaｍｅpｅrｓｏnisｔheｎtesｔedaｇaiｎ,usingatoｏldｅｓigｎeｄaccordiｎgｔothｅｓｕggestｉoｎｓmadebyＤr.Tichauer.Ａlｌtheｓeｔｅｓｔshavesｈowntｈegreatiｍprovｅmentoftheｎｅｗｄesｉｇnsoｖｅrthｅoｌd．Oneofthｅe(cuò)lecｔronicｉnstrｕmｅｎtsusedｂyDｒ.Tichauer,theｍｙｏgraｐh（肌動(dòng)記器），ｍakesｖisiｂleｔhrｏｕghelectｒicalsignaｌsthｅwｏrｋｄonｅbyｈｕmanmｕｓcle.Anothermａcｈineｍeasuresanyｄangerousｆeaturｅsofｔooｌs,tｈｕsprｏvinginfｏrｍａt(yī)ionｕpｏnwｈiｃhtｏbaｓeanewdesiｇn.Oneconclusionｏftｅstsmａdeｗitｈｔｈｉｓmacｈineistｈatatripｏｄstepladｄerisｍoｒｅstａbｌeandsａferｔｏuｓｅthａｎｏnｅｗithfｏｕｒlegｓ.(oｌddｅsign）Ｔｈｉsｗｏrｋｈaｓatｔractedtheattenｔionofeffｉcｉencｙexｐerｔsandtｉme－ａｎd-motiｏn-ｓtudyｅｎｇiｎeer,butiｔsvａluegoeｓｆarbeyondthat.Dr.Ｔiｃｈauer’sｆirstｔhｏughtisfｏrthｅhealthoftｈetooluｓeｒ.Withtｈerepｅａt(yī)edｕｓeofthesameｔｏoｌaｌｌｄaｙlongｏｎproｄuｃｔionｌiｎｅsaｎｄｉｎoｔheｒjoｂｓ，eｖenlighｔmanuａlworkcａnｐｕtaheavystreｓsononｅsmalｌareaｏｆthｅｂoｄy.Iｎtime，suchstresｓｃanｃａusｅaｄｉｓaｂliｎgdiｓeaｓｅ.Ｆurtheｒｍore,muｓclefatｉguｅisaserioｕｓsafｅtｙhazarｄ.Ｅffｉciｅncyisｔｈeby-proｄｕctofcｏmfoｒt,Dｒ.Tichauerbｅlieｖes,andhiｓnｅwｄｅsｉｇnsfoｒtraｄｉtionaltｏoｌsｈaｖeprovedhispｏint．21.Whatarｅinvolｖｅdｉntheｄeｓignｏfanewtｏolacｃｏrｄingtoｔhepasｓage?Ａ）Electronicinstrumenｔsandaｒeguｌartool．B)Ａhuman“ｇｕiｎeapiｇ”anｄaｒegｕlarｔｏol.C)Ｅlectｒonicinstｒumentsaｎdaｈuman“ｇuiｎeａpig”.D)Eleｃtｒｏｎiciｎstｒuments，aｈumaｎ“guiｎeaｐｉg”andarｅgularｔoｏl.2２.Fｒomthｅpａssａgeweｋnowthａt(yī)joiｎtsanｄmusｃlｅｓperｆｏrｍbestwｈen_____＿_(dá)__＿_(dá)＿_(dá)_____．Ａ)ｔhｅyａrｅtwistedaｎdstｒetchedＢ)theyａrｅiｎtheirnoｒmalpｏsitiｏnsC)tｈeyarｅｔestｅｄwithahuman“ｇｕineapig”D)thｅyareｔestｅdwitheｌecｔrｏｎicinｓtrumenｔs23.A“myograｐh”(Para．2，Lｉne１)isaneｌｅｃｔｒoniｃinstruｍenｔthat___＿_(dá)＿_(dá)__＿_(dá)＿_(dá)___.A）isableｔｏdesｉgｎｎeｗtoｏlsB)ｍeasｕreｓtheａmountoｆｅｎergyuｓedＣ）eｎａblepｅｏpletｏsｅe(cuò)tｈｅmｕscuｌarmｏvementsD)ｖｉsｕalizeselectricａlｓｉgnａls2４.Iｔcａｎbeinferｒedｆroｍtheｐaｓsａｇethａｔ______＿＿_(dá)＿_(dá)_____.Ａ)astepladderusedｔohａｖeｆｏuｒlegs.B）itisdangeｒoｕstｏuseｔooｌsC)atripodissaferinatoｏｌdesiｇnD)wｏｒkｅrsaresａfｅroｎproductionｌinｅｓ25.Dr.Tichａuerstarｔeｄhｉsexｐerimentsｉnｉtialｌyto__＿_(dá)_____＿_(dá)＿_(dá)__＿_(dá).Ａ)improｖeｅfficieｎｃyB)incrｅaseｐrｏdｕctｉｏnC)ｒeduｃeworkloadD)impｒoｖecｏｍfortQueｓtionｓ２6to3０arebasedonｔhefollowｉnｇpassａge:Moreandmoｒe,theopｅratiｏｎsｏfourbusineｓｓｅｓ,governmｅnts,anｄfinancialinstitutｉonsareｃｏntrolleｄbyiｎfoｒmaｔiｏｎthaｔｅxistsｏnlyｉnsiｄｅｃomputermｅmｏrｉｅs.Anｙonecleverenｏｕghtomodiｆytｈｉsinformａｔionfｏrhisoｗnｐｕrposeｓcanｒｅapbigrewａrd.Evenworse，aｎｕmｂerofpeopleｗhohavｅｄｏnetｈisaｎdbeencａugｈtatiｔhａvemaｎagedtogｅtawaywiｔhouｔpunishmeｎｔ.Ｉt’sｅasyforcｏｍputｅrcｒｉmｅstogoundeｔectedifnoｏnechecｋsuｐｏnwhａｔthecoｍpuｔerｉｓdoｉnｇ．Butevenifthｅｃｒimeisdｅｔecｔed,theｃrｉminalmaywａlkａwaynotｏnlｙｕnpuｎishedbｕtｗｉthaｇlｏwｉｎgrｅcｏｍmendaｔiｏnfｒomhisforｍereｍployeｒs.Oｆcourｓe,weｈａｖｅnｏｓtatisticｓoncｒimesthatgoｕｎdetecｔｅd.Butｉt’sdiｓｔurｂingtonotｅｈowmanyofthecｒｉmeｓｗedｏｋnowabouｔwerｅdeｔectｅｄｂyａcｃidenｔ,notｂyｓysteｍaticinspｅctionsorotｈerｓecｕrｉtypｒoceｄｕｒｅｓ．Thecoｍｐutercrｉminａlsｗｈohavｅbeｅnｃaughtｍayhａｖeｂeeｎtheｖｉctimsｏfuｎcommonlybadｌuck.Ｕｎlikeoｔherlａwｂreakｅrs，ｗｈomustｌeavetｈｅｃoｕｎtry,cｏmｍiｔsuiciｄｅ,orgotojail,ｃｏｍputercriminａlssｏmetimesesｃapepｕniｓhｍeｎt,demandingnotonlythattheｙnotbｅchaｒｇｅｄbutｔｈattheｙｂegiveｎgoｏｄrｅcommeｎｄatｉｏnsandperhａpｓoｔherbenefits.Allｔｏooften,theｉrdｅｍanｄshａvebeｅnmｅt.Ｗhy?Becausｅcomｐａnyexeｃutｉvesａrｅafrａidofthｅbadｐｕｂliciｔythatwoｕlｄresuｌｔifthepubliｃfoｕndoｕｔthaｔtheirｃｏmputｅrhaｄbeｅｎmisused.Tｈeｙhesitatｅatthethｏuｇhtofａcriｍiｎaｌboaｓｔｉngｉnopenｃｏurｔｏfｈowheｊuggｌed(詐騙)ｔｈeｍostconfidｅntiaｌ（保密）ｒecordsrｉgｈｔuｎderｔhｅnｏｓesoftheｃoｍpaｎy’ｓexecutｉｖes,aｃcountａｎtｓ，andsecuritystafｆ.Andsoanotherｃoｍputercriｍinaldeｐarｔｓwｉthjｕstthｅreｃomｍendａt(yī)ｉonｓheneｅｄstｏcontｉnuehｉｓcｒｉｍeselsewhere．2６.Ｉtcaｎbｅcoｎcludedfrｏmthepassａgeｔhat__＿排除法______＿_(dá)_＿＿_(dá).Ａ)ｉtisstillｉmpoｓsiblｅtodetecｔcomｐuterｃrｉmeｓtodａyB）pｅopｌecommｉtcｏｍpｕｔerｃrimesattherequｅstｏfｔｈeｉrｃompanyC）comｐuterｃriｍinalｓｅscａpeｐuniｓhmｅntbｅcａuｓeｔheycan’tbeｄｅtectedD)cｏｍputercｒimｅｓarethemosｔseｒiousｐrｏblemiｎtheopｅｒationofｆｉｎaｎcialinｓtitutiｏns2７.Iｔｉsimpliedinｔheｔhirｄparagrａｐhｔｈaｔ__＿_(dá)____＿_(dá)＿_(dá)_____.A)mostｃoｍputerｃｒiminaｌswhoａｒｅcａughtbｌametｈeirbａｄluckB)therapiｄincrｅaｓeofcｏmpuｔｅrcrｉｍｅsiｓatｒouｂlesomeproblemC)mｏstcｏmputeｒcriminalsaresmarｔenoｕghtocｏｖeruptheircrｉmｅsD)manymoｒecｏmputｅrcrｉmesgｏundetectedthａt(yī)ａrｅdisｃoｖereｄ(估計(jì)是掉詞了，應(yīng)當(dāng)表達(dá)的是ｕnｄetecｔｅｄ的比discovｅred的多)2８.Whｉｃhoｆｔhefｏllowingsｔaｔementｓｉsmeｎｔｉoｎeｄiｎｔｈeｐａssage?A)AsｔrｉctlawａgainstcompｕtercrimｅsmｕstbeenforceｄB)Companiｅsuｓualｌｙhｅsｉｔａｔetｏunｃoｖeｒcoｍputercriｍeｓtoprotｅcttheiｒrepｕt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