新標(biāo)準(zhǔn)大學(xué)英語(yǔ)視聽(tīng)說(shuō)四級(jí)Unit6

Page1of6返回我的課程測(cè)試成績(jī)報(bào)告單任課教師已設(shè)定暫時(shí)不顯示本試卷的標(biāo)準(zhǔn)或參考答案。請(qǐng)注意本頁(yè)底部顯示的總分和提示。在系統(tǒng)自動(dòng)批改的客觀題正確率小于80%時(shí)可以重做。試卷：NSCE-book4-Unit6試卷編號(hào)：NSCE-book4-Unit6姓名：陳睿殊試卷滿分：100班級(jí)：130106學(xué)號(hào)：13342005：1970-01-0108:00:00登錄：2015-06-1422:12:49交卷上機(jī)地址：07圖例：RightWrongTobemarkedbyinstructorClickONCEonthespeakericontostartlistening!Part1Shortconversations放音結(jié)束前請(qǐng)不要離開(kāi)本頁(yè)。否則就聽(tīng)不成啦!(每小題：2分)Directions:Inthissectionyou'llhearsomeshortconversations.Listencarefullyandchoosethebestanswertothequestionsyouhear.1.A.Lindawantedtoreturnsomehistorymagazinestotheman.B.Lindawantedtolendsomehistorymagazinestotheman.C.Lindawantedtoborrowsomehistorymagazinesfromtheman.D.Lindawantedtogetsomehistorymagazinesbackfromtheman.2.A.Shehasitwithhernow.B.SheborroweditfromSonia.C.SheonlyhasSonia'shistorybook.D.ShelentittoSonia.3.A.Hefoundthehistoryexamdifficult.B.Hesetadifficulteasyquestion.C.Hehasagoodmemory.D.Hehasadecliningmemory.Part1Shortconversations(每小題:2分;滿分：6分)(InthecaseofTrue/Falsetypeofquestions,AstandsforTrueandBforFalse,orAforY,BforNandCforNG.)小題1.得分對(duì)錯(cuò)D學(xué)生答案Correct2.3.DCSubtotal:6ClickONCEonthespeakericontostartlistening!Part2Longconversations放音結(jié)束前請(qǐng)不要離開(kāi)本頁(yè)。否則就聽(tīng)不成啦!(每小題：2分)Directions:Inthissectionyou'llhearalongconversationorconversations.Listencarefullyandchoosethebestanswertothequestionsyouhear.Questions1to3arebasedonthesameconversation.1.A.Publicrelationclass.B.Literatureclass.C.Historyclass.D.Mathclass.2.A.In1611.B.In1621.C.In1631.D.In1641.3.A.NewEngland.B.America.C.England./quiz/student/main.php2015/6/14Page2of6D.Australia.Questions4to6arebasedonthesameconversation.4.A.Hewasstudying.B.Hewasmakingnoises.C.Hewasnoddingoff.D.Hewaslookingforabook.5.A.Itisinteresting.B.Itisboring.C.Itisexciting.D.Itischallenging.6.A.BecauseProfessorRiversisinterestedinwomen'sstudies.B.BecauseProfessorRiversisfondofProfessorGreen.C.BecauseProfessorRiversknowslittleinthisarea.D.BecauseProfessorRivershasalotofsparetime.Questions7to9arebasedonthesameconversation.7.A.Becausehedidn'twanttogotothewoman'sparty.B.BecausehewasdeeplyattractedbyaprogramaboutOprahWinfrey.C.BecauseheparticipatedinOprahWinfrey'sprogram.D.Becauseheforgotaboutthewoman'sparty.8.A.SheisaUSactress.B.SheisaUSspeaker.C.SheisthesponsorofaUStalkshow.D.SheisthehostessofaUStalkshow.9.A.OprahWinfreyhasadistinguishedfamilybackground.B.OprahWinfreyisfrankandgenuine.C.OprahWinfreyneverspreadsgossiporscandal.D.OprahWinfreywasAmerica'sfirstAfrican-Americannewsanchor.Part2Longconversations(每小題:2分;滿分：18分)(InthecaseofTrue/Falsetypeofquestions,AstandsforTrueandBforFalse,orAforY,BforNandCforNG.)小題得分對(duì)錯(cuò)學(xué)生答案Correct..9.CBCCBCBDASubtotal:18ClickONCEonthespeakericontostartlistening!Part3UnderstandingPassages放音結(jié)束前請(qǐng)不要離開(kāi)本頁(yè)。否則就聽(tīng)不成啦!(每小題：2分)Directions:Inthissectionyou'llhearapassageorpassages.Listencarefullyandchoosethebestanswertothequestionsyouhear.Questions1to3arebasedonthesamepassage.1.A.Shewilltalkabouttherequirements.B.Shewillorganizediscussion.C.Shewillgiveaquiz.D.Shewillgivefurtherinformationaboutthefinalresearchpaper./quiz/student/main.php2015/6/14Page3of62.3.A.Introducinghistoricaleventsinthe19thCentury.B.Givinglectureaboutcontemporaryhistory.C.Evaluatingthehistoricalconnectionbetweenthe19thCenturyandthe21stCentury.D.Encouragingstudents'criticalthinking.A.Academiccredibility.B.Criticalreading,thinking,anddiscussionskills.C.Knowledgelearning.D.Attendance.Questions4to6arebasedonthesamepassage.4.A.Theylikedtravelling.B.Theywantedtofindabetterplacetolivein.C.Theyweredrivenoutoftheirhomes.D.Thereasonsareunknown.5.A.TheyareenviousofGypsies.B.TheyareunfriendlytoGypsies.C.TheyadmirethemusicaltalentoftheGypsies.D.TheytrytoputupwithGypsies.6.A.Theyarenowallowedtoattendlocalschools.B.Theyarenowtaughtintheirownlanguage.C.Specialschoolshavebeenbuiltforthem.D.Permanenthomeshavebeenbuiltforthem.Questions7to10arebasedonthesamepassage.7.A.TheyenslavedalimitednumberofnativeAmericansand"hired"manyEuropeanservants.B.TheytransportedblacksfromAfrica,andenslavedthem.C.TheyenslavednativeAmericans.D.TheyhiredEuropeansandnativeAmericans.8.A.NativeAmericanswerenotasstrongasAfricans.B.NativeAmericanswerevulnerabletoEuropeanoriginateddiseases.C.AfricanswerenotasrebelliousasnativeAmericans.D.Africanswerehardworking.9.A.$27.B.$12.C.70centsperdayfor4to7years.D.$40.10.A.Theownerwasfreetosplitupaslavecoupleorfamilyatanytime.B.Slaveswerelargelytreatedasproperty,tobefreelyboughtandsold.C.Slavechildrenweresentintothefieldsatabout12.D.Slavescanchoosetheirspousefromslaves.Questions11to13arebasedonthesamepassage.11.A.Becausehistoryteachersareusuallystrict.B.Becausehistoryishard.C.Becausetheydon'thavehistorydiplomas.D.Becausetheyarenotsureoftheirability.12.A.Becausebothhavetobeconsiderate.B.Becausebothdealwithchildren'seducation.C.Becausebothenjoychildren'scompany./quiz/student/main.php2015/6/14Page4of6D.Becausebothincludeatremendousamountofresponsibility.13.A.Becauseitinvolvesdifferentgeologicalplaces.B.Becauseitconsistsofpeoplefromallovertheworld.C.Becauseitisthenationwheredifferenthistoriesmerge.D.Becauseitshowsusthehistoryofthewholeworld.Questions14to16arebasedonthesamepassage.14.A.Becausetheylosttheirfarms.B.Becausethereweremoreworktodointowns.C.Becauselifewaseasierintowns.D.Becauseitwasconvenienttoliveintowns.15.A.180millions.B.1/5ofBritain'spopulation.C.1/3ofBritain'spopulation.D.HalfofBritain'spopulation.16.A.Theworkers'houseswereusuallynearthefactories.B.Thehouseholdrubbishwascollectedbysanitaryworkers.C.Therewasnorunningwaterortoiletinahouse.D.Theworkers'houseswerebuiltreallyquicklyandcheaply.Part3UnderstandingPassages(每小題:2分;滿分：32分)(InthecaseofTrue/Falsetypeofquestions,AstandsforTrueandBforFalse,orAforY,BforNandCforNG.)小題得分對(duì)錯(cuò)學(xué)生答案Correct1.2.DCBDBCABADDDBBDB.6.Subtotal:32ClickONCEonthespeakericontostartlistening!Part4CompoundDictation放音結(jié)束前請(qǐng)不要離開(kāi)本頁(yè)。否則就聽(tīng)不成啦!(每小題：2分)Directions:Inthissectionyouwillhearapassageorpassagesthreetimes.Whenthepassageisreadforthefirsttime,youshouldlistencarefullyforitsgeneralidea.Whenthepassageisreadforthesecondtime,youarerequiredtofillintheblankswiththeinformationyouhavejustheard.Finally,whenthepassageisreadforthethirdtime,youshouldcheckwhatyouhavewritten.Questions1to11arebasedonthesamepassage.Historiansstudyevents,ideas,institutions,andindividualsofthepast.Theymayresearchand(1)eventsthatoccurredintheearliestperiodsinterpretofrecordedtimeoronesthatpeoplecanremember.Unlikearchaeologists(考古學(xué)家)whowork(2)chieflyhistoriansevidencesometimesusephysicalobjects,suchas(4),costumes,andtools,toshedlightonpastphotographslifestyles.Historiansoftentryto(5)knowledgeofthepasttopresent-daysituationsorproblems.relate/quiz/student/main.php2015/6/14Page5of6Historyisavery(6)field,andhistoriansusuallyspecializeinbroadaparticulartimeperiod,country,orregion.Forexample,ahistorianmayspecializeinUShistorywithamore(7)Depression.Anotherhistorianmayfocusonmedieval(中世紀(jì)focusontheGreatspecific的)historyand(8)concentratekindsofhistory,(9).suchasthehistoryofideas,thehistoryofimmigration,thehistoryofwomen,orthehistoryofscienceSometimeshistoriansspecializeinaparticularfield,suchaseconomic,social,orpoliticalhistory.Althoughhistoriansareencouragedtospecialize,(10).theyalsoneedgeneralknowledgetorelatetheirfindingstothebroadpatternsofchangeandcontinuitytracedthroughoutthepastAbout70percentofallhistoriansareemployedbycollegesanduniversities.(11).Afewhistoriansareself-employedresearcherswhowriteabouthistoriceventsorpeopleofthepastQuestions12to22arebasedonthesamepassage.CoffeewasfirstdiscoveredinEasternAfricainanareaweknowtodayasEthiopia.Apopular(12)referstoagoatherderbythenameofKaldi,legendwhoobservedhisgoatsdancing(13)fromabush.(14)aftereatingberriesfriskyaboutthisphenomenon,Kalditriedeatingcurioustheberrieshimself.Hefoundthattheseberriesgavehima(15)aboutthis(16)energy.Hearingrenewedfruit,monksdriedtheberriessothatamazingtheycouldbe(17)places.They(18)todistanttheseberriesinwater,transportedatethefruit,anddrankreconstitutedtheliquidtoprovide(19)foramoreawakenedtimeofprayer.stimulationCoffeeberriesweretransportedfromEthiopiatotheArabianPeninsula(半島),andwerefirstcultivatedinwhattodayisthecountryofYemen.Fromthere,coffeetravelledtoTurkeywherecoffeebeanswereroastedforthefirsttimeoveropenfires.(20).Theroastedbeanswerecrushed,andthenboiledinwater,creatingacrudeversionofthebeverageweenjoytodayCoffeefirstarrivedontheEuropeancontinentbymeansofVenetian(威尼斯的)trademerchants.(21).OnceinEuropethisnewbeveragefellunderharshcriticismfromtheCatholicChurchManyfeltthepopeshouldbancoffee,callingitthedrinkofthedevil.Totheirsurprise,thepope,alreadyacoffeedrinker,blessedcoffeedeclaringitatrulyChristianbeverage.CoffeehousesspreadquicklyacrossEurope,becomingcentersforintellectualexchan