2023年職稱英語(yǔ)等級(jí)考試全真模擬試題衛(wèi)生類C級(jí)

20２３職稱英語(yǔ)等級(jí)考試全真模擬試題衛(wèi)生類（C級(jí))試卷總分:100

第1部分:詞匯選項(xiàng)

（第1～1５題,每題1分,共１5分)下面共有15個(gè)句子，每個(gè)句子中均有１個(gè)詞或短語(yǔ)劃有底橫線，請(qǐng)從每個(gè)句子后面所給的４個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選擇1個(gè)與劃線部分意義最相近的詞或短語(yǔ)。請(qǐng)將答案涂在答題卡相應(yīng)的位置上。1.Ｏur

Enｇlｉsh

teacheｒ

is

siｃk．［１分]A．ｆatB.weakC.ｉｌlＤ.mad參考答案：Ｃ?2.Ｍarｙ

is

looking

for

the

book

ｓｈe

lｏｓｔ

yｅstｅrday.［1分]A.ｔryｉｎｇ

ｔｏ

findＢ．tｒyiｎg

ｔo

ｒeaｄＣ．tｒyiｎｇ

to

bｕｙD.trｙｉｎg

tｏ

boｒｒow參考答案:Ａ

３.I

rａrelｙ

ｐlay

ｂasketbaｌl.[1分]A.ｎoｒｍallyＢ.selｄomC.ｆrｅqｕentlyＤ．usualｌy參考答案:B?４.My

faｔher

ｉｓ

a

physiｃian.[1分］A．reseaｒcherＢ．ｐrofeｓsorC.doctｏrD.sｔudｅｎt參考答案：C?5．Ｔhｅ

Ｆoreiｇn

Seｒvice

iｓ

a

branch

of

thｅ

Department

of

Ｓｔａt(yī)e．［1分]A.ｃenterB.dｉｖisionＣ.roｏｔＤ．basｅ參考答案：B?6.Ｐｌeaｓｅ

put

up

your

hａｎds

iｆ

you

have

any

questionｓ.［1分]A.rａiseB.reacｈＣ.waveD.fold參考答案：A

7．Ｍan

caｎnot

ｅxiｓt

ｗitｈout

water．[１分]A.ｅxpaｎdB.rｉseC.liveＤ.quit參考答案：C

８.Jean

ｈas

ｍade

up

her

mｉnd

nｏt

to

go

to

the

ｍｅe(cuò)ｔiｎｇ.[1分]A.trｉedＢ．prｏmｉｓeｄC.decｉdｅdＤ．ａｔteｍpted參考答案：Ｃ

９.This

ｒeminds

me

oｆ

ｌｏts

of

thiｎｇs.[1分]A．mｕchB．someＣ.bigD.mａny參考答案:D?1０.She

ｗｉlｌ

bｅ

very

ｐleaseｄ

tｏ

ｍeet

ｙoｕ.[1分]A.angryB.happｙC.ｓａdD.ｕnwillinｇ參考答案:B?11.Ｉt

is

obvious

thaｔ

he

wiｌl

ｗｉｎ

thｅ

ｇａmｅ.［１分]A.lｉkelｙB.possibleＣ．clｅａrD.straｎge參考答案：C

12.There

is

no

ｒｉsｋ

tｏ

publｉc

ｈealtｈ.［1分]A.pｏｉｎtB.dangerC.chanceＤ．hopｅ參考答案：B

１3.Ｄiｄ

anyone

ｃall

ｍe

when

Ｉ

wａs

ｏut?［1分]Ａ.inviteB．ｎａｍeC.answｅrD．pｈone參考答案：Ｄ?１4.It

tooｋ

ｕs

ａ

lonｇ

time

to

mend

ｔhe

hoｕse.[１分]A.ｂuildB.ｄesｔroyC.deｓignD.ｒｅpａiｒ參考答案:D

15.I

ｄｏn't

ｑｕite

foｌｌow

whａt(yī)

ｓhe

is

saying.[1分]A．beliｅveB.undeｒｓｔandＣ．exｐlainD.accepｔ參考答案:B

第2部分：閱讀判斷

(第16～2２題，每題1分，共7分)閱讀下面這篇短文，短文后列出了7個(gè)句子，請(qǐng)根據(jù)短文的內(nèi)容對(duì)每個(gè)句子做出判斷。假如該句提供的是對(duì)的信息，請(qǐng)?jiān)诖痤}卡上把A涂黑;假如該句提供的是錯(cuò)誤信息，請(qǐng)?jiān)诖痤}卡上把B涂黑;假如該句的信息文章中沒(méi)有提及,請(qǐng)?jiān)诖痤}卡上把C涂黑。

Breａkfａst

Sｔudｉes

sｈow

ｔhat

cｈildreｎ

ｗｈｏ

eaｔ

bｒｅａkｆast

do

better

ｉn

scｈooｌ.

Iｔ

dｏesｎ't

tａke

mｕch

furthｅr

thouｇht

ｔo

bｅlieｖe

ｔhaｔ

adｕｌts

wｉll

feeｌ

bettｅｒ

and

pｅrｆorm

ｂetter

at

wｏrk

as

welｌ.

Wｈｅｔhｅr

you

work

ａｔ

homｅ，

on

tｈｅ

farｍ,

ａt(yī)

thｅ

office，

aｔ

sｃhool，

oｒ

ｏn

ｔｈe

rｏad,

it

is

not

ａ

ｇooｄ

iｄea

ｔo

ｓｋiｐ

(故意略去）

breakfast.

Ｉｆ

we

ｄoｎ＇t

ｅａｔ

ｂreakｆast，

ｗｅ

are

likelｙ

to

bｅｃomｅ

tｉｒed

whｅn

ｏur

braiｎs

ａnd

ｂｏdiｅｓ

rｕn

low

on

fuel.

Ｂｙ

mid-moｒninｇ,

a

ｌot

ｏf

us

grab

ａ

cuｐ

ｏf

coffee，

or

wolf

down

a

sugarｙ

cａndy

bar

tｏ

wａke

ｕｐ

ａgain.

Thiｓ

might

work

for

ａ

fｅw

minutes,

but

by

ｌuncｈtiｍe

ｗｅ

ａrｅ

hungry,

ｂad-tempereｄ，

aｎｄ

perhapｓ

our

mood

miｇht

makｅ

us

a

liｔtle

ｍoｒe

lｉkｅlｙ

ｔo

makｅ

unhealthy

choｉces

ａt(yī)

lunch.

Eaｔinｇ

a

gｏoｄ

brｅａkｆast

sets

tｈｅ

ｔone

ｆｏr

the

ｒeｓt

of

the

day.

Ｐeoｐle

whｏ

eat

ｂreａkfａst

are

geneｒally

more

likeｌy

to

mainｔain

ａ

ｈeａltｈy

weigｈt．

Manｙ

pｅople

belｉｅve

thａｔ

they

will

lose

weight

if

tｈｅｙ

skip

ｍｅａlｓ，

but

thａt(yī)

isn'ｔ

ａ

gｏod

idｅa.

Ｔhe

ｂody

eｘpeｃts

to

be

ｒeｆueｌed

a

ｆew

timeｓ

a

day,

so

sｔａｒt

with

ａ

healthｙ

bｒeａkfasｔ.

Ａ

heａｌｔhｙ

ｂｒeａkｆaｓt

shｏuld

contain

sｏme

pｒotein

(蛋白質(zhì))

aｎｄ

sｏme

fiｂer

（纖維）.

Proteｉn

ｃan

come

ｆｒom

mｅat，

egｇs，

beaｎｓ,

ｏr

soy

(大豆).

Ｆiｂｅr

cａn

bｅ

ｆoｕnｄ

in

wｈoｌe

cereals

(谷物),

graiｎs

ｏr

in

ｆrｕits.

A

good

exaｍple

ｏf

a

hｅalthy

ｂｒｅakfａst

miｇht

ｂe

somｅｔhｉng

ｓimple

ｌｉke

ａ

hard

boilｅd

ｅgg,

ａn

ｏraｎｇe,

aｎd

ａ

bowｌ

oｆ

whole

graｉｎ

cerｅaｌ

ｗith

sｏy

milk．16．Ａdulｔs

who

eaｔ

brｅａkfast

wｉlｌ

peｒｆｏrm

bｅtｔer

aｔ

woｒｋ.[1分]Ａ.RightＢ.WrｏｎgC.Ｎot

mｅntioned參考答案:A?１7.Iｔ

is

ｏkａy

to

skｉp

bｒeakfaｓｔ

if

you

worｋ

at

hoｍe.[1分]A.RｉghｔB.WｒongC.Ｎoｔ

ｍeｎtｉｏned參考答案:B

18．Men

ａｒe

mｏre

likely

tｏ

ｓkiｐ

brｅakfaｓt

ｔhａn

wｏmｅn．[１分]A．ＲｉghｔＢ.WｒoｎgC.Ｎot

ｍｅｎｔioｎed參考答案:Ｃ

19.A

ｐersｏｎ

whｏ

sｋips

ｂｒeakｆast

is

mｏre

likely

to

eat

unheaｌthily

at

lｕncｈ.[1分]Ａ．RiｇhtB.WｒongＣ.Not

menｔiｏned參考答案:A

２0.Skipping

ｂrｅaｋfast

is

a

gｏod

stｒatｅgy

for

losｉng

weight.[1分]A.RｉghtB.WrongC.Not

meｎｔｉoｎeｄ參考答案:B

２1.A

simplｅ

breakｆast

caｎnoｔ

bｅ

ａ

ｈealtｈy

breakｆasｔ.[1分]A.RightB.WｒoｎgC.Not

ｍentｉonｅｄ參考答案：B?22.People

wｈo

ｅaｔ

brｅakfａst

aｒe

ｓeldom

in

a

baｄ

mｏoｄ．[1分]A.RightＢ．ＷｒongC.Noｔ

menｔioned參考答案:C

第3部分：概括大意與完畢句子

（第23～30題，每題1分，共８分)閱讀下面這篇短文，短文后有２項(xiàng)測(cè)試任務(wù)：(1）第２3~２6題規(guī)定從所給的6個(gè)選項(xiàng)中為第1~4段每段選擇1個(gè)對(duì)的的小標(biāo)題;（2）第27~30題規(guī)定從所給的6個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選擇４個(gè)對(duì)的選項(xiàng),分別完畢每個(gè)句子。請(qǐng)將答案涂在答題卡相應(yīng)的位置上。Oｌd

Ｍan

Ｍyths

and

Ｒealities?１

Wｈen

ｄoes

a

middle-aged

mａn

ｂecome

an

old

man?

Offｉcially,

of

ｃourｓｅ,

it＇ｓ

when

we

ｒｅach

retiｒｅｍenｔ

age.

But,

aｓ

we

ａll

knｏw，

tｈiｓ

is

ａ

fairly

bｌｕnt

（生硬的)

ｍethoｄ

of

decisｉon

ｍaking.

Ａs

ｌiｆｅ

expecｔancy

(預(yù)期壽命)

ｉnｃreａｓｅｓ,

reｔireｍeｎt

planniｎg

needs

to

bｅ

ｃhaｎgｅｄ.

This

is

ｂeｃauｓe

ｂｅiｎg

an

old

maｎ

ｔoday

is

very

ｄiｆｆｅreｎt

from

ｗhat

iｔ

was

a

geｎeratioｎ

or

so

ａgo．?2

Sｉxｔy-fｉve

is

ｔhe

nｅｗ

middle-aged

maｎ.

Thesｅ

daｙs

peoｐlｅ

aｒe

tａlking

aboｕｔ

ｔhe

yｏｕng-old,

tｈaｔ

is

agｅs

70－75，

and

thosｅ

oveｒ

75

ａs

thｅ

ｏld－ｏlｄ.

Tｈe

ｙｏung-old

frｅquently

continue

in

goｏd

hｅalｔh

anｄ

ｍaｉnｔaiｎ

strｏng

linｋｓ

wiｔh

frieｎds

ａｎd

ｆａmily.

Ｔhe

old－oｌd

ｈave

a

muｃh

ｈiｇhｅr

cｈanｃｅ

ｏf

ｐoｏr

health

aｎd

sｏｃiaｌ

isolation.

3

Aｌthough

mｅｎ

ａre

living

longｅr,

tｈeｒe

ａｒe

stiｌl

more

old

ｗomen

tｈan

old

meｎ.

This

facｔ

aｌｏne

sｈould

arｏuse

ｉnteresｔ

ａs

to

why.

Relatiｖely

lｉtｔle

is

actuａllｙ

kｎoｗn

ａboｕt

why

tｈｉs

iｓ

the

casｅ

ｏr

abｏut

tｈｅ

ｅxperieｎces

of

thｅ

old

mａｎ.

Suｒe,

we

are

aware

thａt(yī)

the

ｏlｄ

man

eｘperienceｓ

anxｉeｔy,

fiｎancｉａl

probｌemｓ,

ｌｏneliｎess,

etc.,

ｂｕt

tｈat's

rｅally

abｏut

ａlｌ

wｅ

ｋｎoｗ.?4

It

ｉｓ

usｕally

beｌieved

thａt(yī)

tｈe

olｄ

man

ofｔｅｎ

complaｉｎs

abｏｕｔ

thｅｉｒ

healtｈ.

In

fact,

ｍost

rate

their

healtｈ

as

gｏod

ｅven

though

most

are

ｄiagnｏsed

ｗith

at

leaｓt

ｏne

chronic

ilｌness.

The

ｐｈysicaｌ

healtｈ

oｆ

thｅ

old

mａｎ

is

stroｎglｙ

affecteｄ

by

theｉr

ｈeａlth

bｅhaｖior

when

ｔhｅy

wｅｒe

ｙounｇｅｒ.?A

Nｅｗ

defiｎiｔions

of

the

ｏｌd

ｍanB

Changing

conｃeｐt

ｏf

ｔhe

old

ｍanC

Health

of

the

old

mａnD

Hａpｐy

oｌd

man

and

sad

olｄ

manE

Lｉｍｉted

knｏwledge

of

tｈe

ｏld

man's

eｘpｅｒiｅｎcesＦ

Conｔempt

for

thｅ

ｏlｄ

ｍan23.Pａragrａph

1[1分]A.

B.

C.

D．

E.

Ｆ．

參考答案：Ｂ?24.Ｐaragrapｈ

2[1分]A.

B.

C.

D.

E.

F.

參考答案:A

２５.Paragraph

３[1分]A.

B．

Ｃ.

D.

Ｅ.

F.

參考答案：E?2６.Parａｇｒapｈ

4[1分]Ａ.

B.

C.

D.

Ｅ.

F．

參考答案:C?A

ｉｎ

gｏoｄ

heaｌtｈB

iｎ

the

paｓｔC

in

ｔhｅ

wｒｏｎｇD

tｈe

old

manE

ａ

miｄdｌｅ-ageｄ

ｍanＦ

a

yｏung

mａn27.Noｗａｄａyｓ

men

generａｌly

live

ｌｏnger

than

.[1分]A.

B.

C．

D．

E.

F.

參考答案:B?28.A

ｍaｎ

ｉn

ｈis

miｄ-6０s

is

ｎｏw

regarded

as

.［1分]A．

B.

C．

D.

Ｅ.

F．

參考答案：Ｅ

２9.Mｏre

resｅaｒｃｈ

shｏｕlｄ

ｂe

doｎe

on

the

eｘpeｒiｅｎｃes

of

.[1分］A.

B.

Ｃ.

D．

E.

F.

參考答案：Ｄ?30.Moｓt

ｏｌd

men

consiｄeｒ

themselｖes

to

bｅ

.[1分］A.

B.

C.

D.

E.

F.

參考答案：Ａ

第４部分：閱讀理解（第3１～4５題，每題3分，共45分)下面有3篇短文，每篇短文后有5道題,每道題后面有４個(gè)選項(xiàng)。請(qǐng)根據(jù)文章的內(nèi)容，從每題所給的4個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選擇１個(gè)最佳答案，涂在答題卡相應(yīng)的位置上。第一篇

Ｕ.S.

Stateｓ

Do

Pｏｏrly

ｉｎ

Women's

Hｅalth

Not

a

single

U．S.

state

meets

bａsic

ｆｅderal

goａls

fｏr

women's

hｅalｔh,

aｎｄ

tｈｅ

naｔion

as

ａ

whole

faｉｌs

eｘcｅpｔ

in

two

areａｓ

—

ｍammoｇrａmｓ

(乳腺X光照片）

ａｎd

dental

(牙齒的)

check-ｕps

—

rｅｓeaｒcherｓ

said

on

Ｔｈursday.

Millions

oｆ

ｗomeｎ

laｃk

healtｈ

insurance,

anｄ

statｅｓ

make

it

difｆiｃult

to

enrｏｌl

(加入)

in

Meｄｉcａiｄ,

the

state-ｆｅdeｒａｌ

ｈealth

ｉｎsuraｎce

plaｎ

for

the

ｐoor，

acｃoｒding

ｔo

the

rｅｐｏｒt.

Ａnd

fｅw

states

aｒe

ｄｏing

anywhere

near

enough

ｔｏ

help

wｏmen

ｑｕｉt

sｍoｋiｎg

—

tｈe

leａdiｎg

causｅ

of

death

in

the

Uniｔeｄ

States．

“The

ｎatiｏn

ａｓ

a

wｈoｌe

and

the

ｉndｉvidual

statｅs

faｌl

shｏrｔ

of

meeting

nationａl

goals，”

reａｄs

the

repｏrt,

puｔ

toｇｅｔhｅr

by

ｔhe

Ｎatｉｏnal

Women＇s

Law

Cｅｎtｅｒ

and

thｅ

Oregoｎ

Heaｌth

&

Ｓcience

Ｕniverｓｉty．

“These

heａlth

goals

provide

a

roaｄ

ｍaｐ

for

aｓsｅsｓｉng

the

statｕs

of

wｏmｅn＇s

heaｌtｈ.”

Of

２7

measｕres

exａmined

bｙ

the

grｏup,

fｒom

scrｅe(cuò)ning

ｆoｒ

diseases

to

actualｌy

tｒｅatiｎg

theｍ,

the

nation

ｐassｅｓ

oｎ

oｎly

two,

thｅ

ｒeseａrｃｈers

saiｄ.

“Ｔhｅ

naｔion

is

ｓo

fａr

frｏm

the

health

goals

tｈat

it

ｒeceivｅs

an

ｏveraｌl

grade

of

‘unsatisｆactory',”

theｙ

wroｔe.

The

pｒobｌeｍ

seｅms

to

bｅ

a

lack

ａｍｏng

ｓｔates

oｆ

an

oｖerall

plan

for

heaｌth

in

general,

the

NWＬC

ｓaid.

“Ｓtate

poｌicｙ

makeｒs'

piecemeal

（一件一件做的)

approaｃｈ

ｔo

ｏur

ｈeａlth

care

crisiｓ

haｓ

resｕlｔed

ｉn

a

cｏｍplex

ａnd

inｅfｆｅｃtiｖe

system

thａｔ

ｆａils

tｏ

ｍeｅt

tｈe

ｈｅaltｈ

carｅ

neｅｄs

ｏf

wｏmen,”

Ｊｕdy

Waxman,

ＮＷLC

Ｖice

Ｐresｉdｅnt

foｒ

Healtｈ,

said

in

a

ｓtａt(yī)eｍeｎt.

“Ｌawｍａkｅｒｓ

need

ｔo

take

a

coｍpｒeｈensiｖｅ,

ｌoｎg－ｔerm

ａpproach

to

ｍeetinｇ

woｍen's

heａlth

nｅe(cuò)dｓ

ａnｄ

taｃkle

thiｓ

ｓerious

ｐrｏｂlｅm

that

tｒoｕｂles

sｏ

ｍanｙ

famiｌｉｅs.”31.In

whiｃh

ａｒea

ｉs

the

nａt(yī)ioｎ

succｅsｓful?［３分]A.Dentａｌ

checｋ-ups．B.Hｅａlth

promoｔｉon.Ｃ.Dｉsｅasｅ

screening.D.Caｎcｅｒ

trｅatment參考答案:A?3２.Mｅdicaid

is

a

progｒam

ａimed

at

ｈeｌpｉng[3分]A．ｗoｍen.B．thｅ

poor．C.ｔｈe

old.Ｄ.cｈildrｅn．參考答案：B?33．Whiｃh

is

Ameriｃａ's

number

onｅ

killｅr?[3分]Ａ.Ｓtreｓs.B．Hearｔ

ｄisease.C.Ｃancer.Ｄ.Smoking.參考答案：Ｄ?3４.Ｔhe

nａｔioｎal

ｇoaｌs

for

wｏmｅn's

hｅalｔh

make

iｔ

easier

to[3分]Ａ．meet

ｗomeｎ's

heａlth

neｅｄｓ.B．a(chǎn)ssesｓ

the

ｓtａｔus

ｏｆ

ｗomｅn's

heａlｔh．C.solvｅ

ｗoｍｅn's

health

ｐｒoblｅms.D.deal

witｈ

the

health

ｃaｒe

cｒisis.參考答案：B

３５.Whiｃh

approach

was

ｒeｃommeｎded

by

Jｕdy

Ｗａxmaｎ?[3分]A.Ｔhｅ

piecemeａl

ａpproaｃh．Ｂ.A

state－fｅderal

aｐproaｃｈ．C．Ａ

ｃoｍｐrｅhensｉｖｅ,

ｌonｇ-term

approach.Ｄ.A

coｍｐlex

appｒoach.參考答案：C

第二篇

Saviｎg

Moｎey

Wheｒｅ

you

save

ｙｏｕr

moｎey

often

dependｓ

ｏn

whaｔ

you

ａre

saving

for.

If

you

aｒｅ

saving

to

buｙ

ａ

CD

(光盤(pán))

or

ｔo

go

tｏ

a

cｏｎcｅrt，

ｔｈｅｎ

pｒｏbably

ｙoｕ

would

keｅp

yoｕr

money

somewｈerｅ

in

your

room.

If

you

are

ｓａｖing

for

ａ

bｉg

pｕrchaｓe

like

a

mountain

ｂike

oｒ

ａ

schoｏl

tｒｉp,

where

would

yoｕ

save

youｒ

money?

Ｏne

pｌace

to

saｖe

ｍonｅy

ｉs

the

bank.

Pｕttiｎg

your

mｏnｅy

in

a

savings

accoｕnt

will

help

yｏur

money

earn

ｍｏrｅ

money.

If

you

put

yｏur

monｅy

ｉn

a

ｐiggｙ

banｋ

(豬形儲(chǔ)蓄罐),

ｏne

year

lａt(yī)er

yｏu'll

sｔilｌ

have

ｔhｅ

saｍｅ

amount

ｏｆ

moｎeｙ

yｏu

put

in．

Ｉf

you

put

ｙour

money

in

ａ

savingｓ

accｏｕｎt,

one

year

laｔeｒ，

you＇ｌl

ｈave

moｒe

mｏney

thａn

yoｕ

puｔ

in．

Why?

Ｗhen

ｙoｕ

keep

your

mｏney

in

a

ｂanｋ,

your

mｏney

eaｒns

interest．

Iｎｔｅrest

is

aｎ

amoｕｎt

oｆ

money

a

bank

pａys

yｏｕ

to

uｓe

your

mｏｎｅy.

The

bank

uses

your

ｍｏｎeｙ

(and

the

ｍｏｎey

of

other

ｐeople,

ｔoo)

ｔｏ

ｌoａn

money

to

peoplｅ

and

busiｎｅsses.

The

bank

will

seｎd

you

a

statｅmｅnt

ｓeveｒaｌ

tiｍes

a

year．

A

baｎｋ

ｓtatemeｎｔ

telｌs

yoｕ

ｈow

mｕch

moｎeｙ

ｙｏu

have

in

your

ａccouｎt．

It

aｌso

teｌls

you

ｈow

much

interｅｓt

you

have

earned.

If

you

leaｖe

yoｕr

mｏneｙ

in

the

baｎk，

you

can

ｗaｔch

it

grｏw！

Aｎｏtｈeｒ

ｗay

ｙou

ｃaｎ

save

money

is

to

buy

a

certｉfiｃate

of

ｄｅposit

or

CＤ.

If

ｙｏu

hａvｅ

sｏme

money

that

ｙｏu

ｄｏn't

ｎeed

tｏ

ｕsｅ

for

a

ｌonｇ

ｔｉmｅ,

ｔhiｓ

is

a

ｇood

way

ｔo

maｋe

yoｕr

mｏｎeｙ

ｇｒow.

Yｏｕ

ｃan

buy

a

ＣD

at

a

ｂank.

Ｙoｕ

ａgree

not

to

ｕsｅ

the

ｍoｎey

fｏr

a

certain

periｏｄ

of

ｔｉme.

That

perｉｏｄ

might

be

from

sｉx

ｍｏnthｓ

tｏ

five

yeaｒｓ.

You

caｎ＇ｔ

touch

your

monｅy

duｒing

that

tｉme.

Ｉf

yｏu

dｏ，

yｏｕ

ｍust

pａｙ

a

pｅnaltｙ，

oｒ

fee.３６．Ｙｏｕr

money

wilｌ

ｅａrn

moｒe

mｏney

iｆ

you

puｔ

it[3分]Ａ．ｉｎ

your

roｏm.B.in

a

piｇｇy

baｎk.C.ｉn

your

pockｅt.D.in

a

saviｎgs

aｃｃｏuｎt.參考答案:D?37.Ａ

baｎｋ

pays

you

ｉｎｔeｒest

fｏｒ［3分]A.ｗasｔｉng

your

mｏｎey.Ｂ．losinｇ

yｏｕｒ

ｍoneｙ.C．using

yoｕr

mｏney．D．decrｅasｉnｇ

ｙour

ｍｏney．參考答案:C

38.Aｍong

other

tｈings,

a

baｎk

statemenｔ

telｌｓ

yoｕ[3分]A.tｈe

aｍｏunｔ

ｏf

money

you

havｅ

iｎ

ｔhe

ｂank．B．thｅ

ｃuｒrｅnｔ

rates

oｆ

intereｓt．C．the

cｕrｒeｎt

rates

oｆ

exchaｎｇe．D.the

best

way

ｔo

save

youｒ

ｍｏneｙ．參考答案:A

３9.If

you

draｗ

your

monｅｙ

bｅfoｒe

iｔ

is

ｄuｅ,

you

wilｌ

ｈａvｅ

ｔo[3分]A．pａｙ

ｉntｅrest

tｏ

ｔhe

ｂank.Ｂ.cｌｏse

your

aｃｃount.Ｃ.oｐｅn

a

new

acｃｏunt.D.pay

a

ｐenａlty

or

fee.參考答案:D?4０.The

worｄ

“touｃh”

in

pａragｒapｈ

7

cｏulｄ

be

best

ｒeplａced

by［3分]A.“depoｓｉt”.B.“l(fā)eｎd”.C.“usｅ”.D.“casｈ”.參考答案:C

第三篇

Ｅxeｒcｉｓe

Ｌoｗers

Employers'

Heaｌth

Costs

Comｐaniｅs

can

save

millions

in

health-cａrｅ

ｃｏｓtｓ

ｓiｍｐｌy

bｙ

encouraging

ｔｈeir

emploｙｅe(cuò)s

to

exercｉse

a

ｌittle

ｂｉｔ,

rｅsearcｈers

repｏｒｔed

oｎ

Fridａy．

Ｔhey

sａid

ｏｂese

(肥胖的)

employeｅｓ

haｄ

hiｇher

hｅaltｈ－care

costs,

bｕt

lｏwereｄ

thoｓｅ

expeｎses

ｂy

ｅｘeｒｃiｓｉnｇ

jｕst

ａ

cｏｕplｅ

of

times

ａ

weeｋ

—

ｗithｏｕｔ

ｅｖeｎ

loｓing

any

weiｇｈt.

Ｆeｉfei

Wang

and

ｃollｅaｇｕes

ａt(yī)

tｈe

Uniｖerｓity

oｆ

Michigan

studiｅd

23,5０0

workers

aｔ

Gｅnｅrａl

Motｏrs．

Tｈey

eｓｔｉmated

thaｔ

gettiｎg

tｈe

ｍost

seｄentary

（慣于久坐的)

ｏbeｓｅ

woｒkｅrs

to

exercｉsｅ

ｗouｌd

have

ｓaved

about

$７90,000

a

year,

oｒ

aboｕｔ

1.5

percent

of

hｅalth-ｃarｅ

coｓts

ｆor

thｅ

whole

group.

Companｙ－widｅ,

ｔhe

potｅntｉal

sａvｉｎgｓ

couｌd

rｅａch

$7.１

ｍiｌlｉoｎ

per

year，

tｈｅy

reporｔed

iｎ

the

Jouｒnaｌ

ｏf

Ocｃuｐaｔional

ａｎd

Ｅnvｉronｍentａl

Mediｃine．

Oｆ

the

wｈolｅ

ｇroup

oｆ

wｏrkｅrs,

aｂｏut

3０

peｒcent

were

of

noｒmａl

weiｇht，

４5

pｅrｃent

werｅ

ｏverweight

(超重的),

aｎｄ

２5

pｅｒcent

werｅ

obeｓｅ.

Annｕal

heａlth-ｃaｒｅ

cosｔs

averageｄ

＄2,20０

for

ｎoｒmal

ｗeight，

$2,400

for

ｔｈe

oｖerweighｔ,

anｄ

$2,700

for

oｂese

ｅmplｏyｅe(cuò)s.

Bｕt

among

workerｓ

ｗho

did

no

exｅrcisｅ,

health-carｅ

costs

weｎt

up

by

at

least

＄１０0

a

year,

and

ｗere

＄3,00０

ａ

ｙear

foｒ

obｅｓe

emｐlｏyees

wｈo

wｅrｅ

seｄentaｒy.

Ｂut

addｉng

two

or

morｅ

dayｓ

of

lighｔ

ｅxercｉse

—

ａt(yī)

leasｔ

２０

miｎuｔeｓ

of

ｅxｅrｃise

oｒ

ｗork

hard

enougｈ

ｔo

incｒｅaｓe

ｈｅａｒt

rate

and

breａt(yī)hiｎg

—

loｗered

costs

bｙ

on

avｅrage

＄500

per

ｅmploｙee

ａ

year,

the

researcheｒｓ

fｏunｄ．41.How

can

emploｙees

help

loweｒ

the

healｔh-care

costs?［3分]A.By

tａkiｎg

mｏre

resｔ.Ｂ.Ｂy

eating

lｅss.C.By

exerｃiｓiｎg

a

littｌe

bit．D.By

savｉng

ｍore

ｍoney.參考答案:C?4２.By

ｅｎcourａｇinｇ

iｔｓ

empｌoyees

to

ｅxｅrcise

Gｅneral

Moｔorｓ

cｏuld

sａｖe[3分]A.$７90,０00

peｒ

ｙear.B.＄7.1

miｌlion

peｒ

yｅａｒ．C.$3，000

per

yｅar.D.$７,300

per

yｅaｒ．參考答案：Ｂ?4３.How

mａny

ｗorｋeｒs

in

Genｅraｌ

Motorｓ

were

NＯT

of

norｍal

weｉghｔ?[3分］Ａ.Ｓeveｎty

ｐerｃeｎt.B.Ｔhiｒｔy

perｃent．C.Ｆortｙ-fｉve

percent.Ｄ.Tweｎty-fｉve

percent.參考答案：A

44.Foｒ

which

grｏup

of

ｔｈe

woｒkers

ｗere

the

health－ｃaｒｅ

cｏｓtｓ

ｔhe

hｉｇhest?[3分]A.The

ｅmploｙees

ｏf

ｎoｒmａｌ

weight.B.The

oｖerweight

empｌoyees.C.Thｅ

obeｓe

employees.D．Thｅ

sedentaｒy

ｏbese

employeeｓ.參考答案：D?４５.Hoｗ

ofｔen

sｈouｌd

thｅ

emplｏｙeｅs

exeｒcise

to

hｅｌp

lower

the

ｈeaｌth-care

cｏsts？［3分]Ａ.Ａt

ｌeast

seven

dａys

a

week.B.At

ｌeast

tweｎｔy

minutes

ａ

wｅe(cuò)ｋ.C.Ａｔ

ｌeａst

tｗice

a

ｗeek．Ｄ.At

ｌeaｓt

oｎcｅ

a

week.參考答案:Ｃ

第5部分：補(bǔ)全短文

（第46~50題，每題2分，共10分）閱讀下面的短文,文章中有5處空白,文章后面有６組文字,請(qǐng)根據(jù)文章的內(nèi)容選擇5組文字,將其分別放回文章原有位置，以恢復(fù)文章原貌。請(qǐng)將答案涂在答題卡相應(yīng)的位置上。

Cａribｂean

Ｉｓlａnds

Whaｔ

would

you

see

ｉf

yｏｕ

tｏｏｋ

ａ

cruise

to

tｈe

Caribbｅaｎ

Iｓlａｎdｓ?

Ｐａｌm

ｔrees

ａnd

coconuts

（椰子)?

Whiｔe

beachｅｓ

and

cleａr,

blｕe

ocｅａn?

Ｃoｌorfｕl

coｒａｌs

(珊瑚)

ａｎｄ

even

more

cｏlorful

fiｓｈｅs

and

biｒds?

Ｙｏu

bet.

There

ａrｅ

thousaｎdｓ

of

islands

in

ｔhe

Cａrｉbｂｅan

Seａ．

Ｔhey

aｒe

famoｕs

ｆoｒ

theiｒ

warｍ,

trｏｐiｃal

climaｔｅ

and

gｒeat

nａt(yī)ural

beauｔy.

Ｔhe

Cariｂｂeaｎ

Ｉｓlands

form

a

ｃhａｉｎ

thａt(yī)

ｓeparates

the

Ｃaｒibbeaｎ

Ｓｅa

froｍ

ｔhe

rｅｓｔ

ｏｆ

thｅ

Atlａｎtｉc

Oｃeaｎ.

Soｍｅ

of

ｔhe

islaｎｄｓ

were

ｆoｒmed

bｙ

thｅ

eｒupｔion

(爆發(fā))

of

ａｎｃient

volcａnoes

(火山).

(46)

The

Ｃaｒiｂbeａn

Islaｎｄｓ

arｅ

ｋnoｗｎ

by

sｅveral

ｎaｍｅs．

(4７)

The

ｅxploreｒ

Christｏｐher

Ｃｏｌumｂuｓ

called

the

ｉｓlａnds

the

Ｉndｉeｓ

in

149２

becａuse

hｅ

thoｕght

he

was

ｎear

the

coａst

of

Ｉndia.

Laｔer，

Ｓpain

aｎd

Frａｎce

called

ｔhe

islands

thｅ

Antiｌｌeｓ．

Tｈere

arｅ

four

laｒge

iｓlands

iｎ

the

Ｃaｒibbeaｎ

Sea.

(48)

Tｈese

fｏur

ｉslands

are

oｆteｎ

cａllｅd

ｔhe

Greatｅｒ

Ａntilles.

Togｅtheｒ，

tｈey

aｃcount

for

about

90

pｅｒcenｔ

oｆ

ｔhｅ

ｌand

aｒea

of

the

Carｉｂbean

Iｓｌａnｄｓ.

The

reｓt

of

tｈe

Ｃarｉbbｅａｎ

Islanｄs

are

ｍｕch

smaｌler.

Some

oｆ

ｔｈese

isｌands

are

no

more

ｔhan

tｉny

slivｅrs

(小片）

of

ｅｘpoｓｅd

ｃoral.

Yoｕ

can

sｅe(cuò)

wｈy

ｐｉrates

（海盜)

such

ａs

the

famous

Blａｃkｂeard

ｓaiｌed

theｓe

ｗatｅｒs.

(49)

Thｅ

wｅａt(yī)hｅｒ

ｏｆ

the

Caribbean

Seａ

iｓ

ａlmost

alｗays

ｗaｒm

and

ｓunny.

Ｓandy

beaches

line

thｅ

ｃoａsts

of

maｎy

isｌaｎｄs.

Ｔhiｓ

is

whｙ

ｍillionｓ

of

tourists

vｉｓiｔ

the

ｉslaｎds

eacｈ

yeaｒ．(50)A

Ｂuｔ

ｌｉfｅ

on

the

Caribbean

Ｉsｌandｓ

is

ｎｏt

alｗａyｓ

ｐainfｕl.Ｂ

The

eａrliest

nａme

ｕsｅｄ

ｂy

Euroｐeａｎs

is

tｈe

Indies,

later

chａnged

ｔｏ

the

West

Ｉｎｄiｅs.C

Ｏthers

ａre

loｗ-lyｉng

coral

isｌands

that

grａdｕalｌy

rｏｓｅ

fｒom

tｈe

oceaｎ.D

Ｔhey

are

Cubａ,

Puｅｒｔｏ

Ｒico,

Ｊamaicａ,

aｎd

Hｉspanioｌa.E

Maｎy

tｏurists

ａｒrive

on

crｕiｓe

shｉｐs.F

Therｅ

are

ｃoｕnｔlｅss

sｍall

islands

ｔo

ｂuｒy

trｅaｓure

oｒ

ｈiｄｅ

on.４6.

[2分]A.

B.

C.

D．

E.

F.

參考答案:Ｃ?47.

[２分]A.

B.

Ｃ．

D.

E.

F.

參考答案：Ｂ?48.

［２分]A.

B.

C．

D.

E.

Ｆ.

參考答案：D?4９．

[２分］A．

B.

C.

D．

E.

F.

參考答案:F?5０.

[２分]Ａ．

Ｂ．

C.

D．

E.

F.

參考答案：E?第6部分:完形填空

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