2023年考研外語專家預(yù)測試卷9

考研外語專家預(yù)測試卷9

一、UseofEnglish

1>Whatdoesthefutureholdfortheproblemofhousing?A

good(1)depends,ofcourse,onthemeaningof“future”.

Ifoneisthinkingin(2)ofsciencefictionandthespace

age(3)atleastpossibletoassumethatmanwillhave

solvedsuchtrivialandearthlyproblemsashousing.Writers

ofsciencefictionhave(4)thesuggestionthatmenwill

liveingreatcomfort,withevery(5)devicetomakelife

smooth,healthyandeasy,(6)nothappy.Buttheyhavenot

saidwhathishousewillbemadeof.

Theproblemsofthenextgenerationortwocanmorereadilybe

imagined.Scientistshavealreadypointedoutthat(7)

somethingisdoneeithertorestricttheworld;srapidgrowth

inpopulationortodiscoveranddevelopnewsourcesoffood

(orboth),millionsofpeoplewillbedyingofstarvationor,

(8),sufferingfromunderfeedingbeforethis(9)is

out.Butnobodyhasworkedoutanyplanforhousingthese

growingpopulations.Admittedlytheworsesituationswill

occurinthe(10)partsoftheworld,wherehousingcan

beoflightstructure,orinbackwardareaswherestandardsare

(11)low.Buteventheminimumshelterrequiresmaterials

of(12)kind,andinthecrowded,bulgingtownsthe

low-standard“housing"offlattenedpetrolmansanddirty

canvasisfarmorewasteful(13)groundspacethancanbe

tolerated.

Sincethewar,HongKonghassufferedthekindofcrisiswhich

islikelyto(14)inmanyotherplacesduringthenext

generation.(15)millionsofrefugeesarrivedto

(16)thealreadygrowingpopulationandemergencysteps

hadtobetakentopreventsqualoranddiseaseandthe(17)

ofcrime.HongKongisonlyonesmallpartofwhatwillcertainly

becomeavastproblemandnot(18)ahousingproblem,

becausewhenpopulationgrowsatthisratethereare(19)

problemsofeducation,transport,watersupplyandsoon.Not

everyareamayhavethesameresourcesasHongKongto(20)

andthesearchforquickerandcheapermethodsofconstruction

mustnevercease.

A.transaction

B.deal

C.definition

D.assumption

2、(2)

A.reference

B.respect

C.terms

D.consequence

3、⑶

A.heis

B.oneis

C.itis

D.weare

4、(4)

A.conveyed

B.conceived

C.deduced

D.formulated

5、⑸

A.conceptual

B.considerate

C.conceivable

D.complimentary

6、(6)

A.if

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B.but

C.yet

D.although

7、(7)

A.onlyif

B.evenif

C.incase

D.unless

8、(8)

A.forthebetter

B.intheleast

C.atthemost

D.atthebest

9、(9)

A.age

B.resource

C.century

D.problem

10、(10)

A.hottest

B.coldest

C.poorest

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D.richest

IK(11)

A.customarily

B.habitually

C.conventionally

D.traditionally

12、(12)

A.every

B.some

C.this

D.certain

13、(13)

A.of

B.on

C.for

D.with

14、(14)

A.rise

B.raise

C.arise

D.arouse

15、(15)

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A.Precisely

B.Numerically

C.Literally

D.Previously

16、(16)

A.swell

B.diverge

C.inflate

D.delete

17、(17)

A.extension

B.disposal

C.spread

D.expansion

18、(18)

A.likely

B.certainly

C.merely

D.necessarily

19、(19)

A.accompanying

B.associating

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C.escorting

D.attaching

20、(20)

A.stretchout

B.stickto

C.takein

D.drawupon

二、ReadingComprehension

1、PartA

Directions:Readthefollowingfourtexts.Answerthequestions

beloweachtextbychoosingA,B,CorD.(40points)

WhenaShanghaiadconsultantwasrecentlyaskedtorecommend

younglocaldesignerstoaninternationalagency,hesentthree

candidateswithyearsofworkexperience.Butthecompany

decidedtheyweren'tgoodenoughandhadtoimportdesigners

fromtheWest.It'sacommonproblemthatChinesevocational

gradssimplyhaven，thadgoodenoughteaching.Mostofthe

lecturersdon'thaveanyrealworkexperience,sotheycant

teachusefulthings.Whengraduatesdogethired,they

basicallyhavetobere-educated.

China'srapideconomicexpansionhasexposedmanyfrailtiesin

itseducationsystem,especiallyonthevocationalside.The

countrycan'tproduceenoughskilledworkers.Inpartthat's

becauseitinvestsfarmoreinacademicthanvocational

programs.Fundinghasfallensignificantlysincethe1990s.

Partlyasaresult,todayonly38percentorsoofChina's

high-school-agestudentsattendvocationalschools,wellbelow

theofficialtargetof50percent.Toaddressthisdeficit,last

yearBeijingpledgedtospendalmost$2billionon100new

vocationalcollegesand1,000highschools.Andthisyearit

startedofferingannualsubsidiestovocationalstudents.

ButChina'strainingistooabstract,what'surgentlyrequired

aretechnicianswhocancomeupwithagoodideaandturnit

intoamarketableproduct.Partsofthecountryarealready

adapting;inShenzhen,localinstitutesoffer“madetoorder”

trainingforparticularbusinesses.Andsomevocational

collegeshaveintroducedpracticalresearchprojects.

Butvocationaleducationfacesadeeperproblem:itsimage.

China，smiddleclassiseagertoforgetitsexperiencewith

physicallabor,andfewallowtheirchildrentobecome

technicalworkers.Everyonethinksthesearethingsthat

low-classpeopledo.ThusChinanowproducesrecordnumbersof

collegegrads一whostruggletofindworkbecausetheylackthe

skillsformanufacturing,wheredemandisgreatest.Onefix

wouldbetore-brandvocationalsubjectsas"professional”,not

“manual“skills.

AttheotherendofthespectrumareChina,s100million-plus

ruralmigrantworkers,manyofwhomhavelittleschooling.They

haveneverlearnedhowtoworkwithothers,toliveinthecity,

savemoneyorchoosetherightjob.Thustheyfindithardto

learnfromtheirjobsorplantheircareers.Thisresultsin

extremelyhighlaborturnover.Teachingandtraining"1ife

skills“tocomplementvocationalprogramswouldhelp.

YettheurgencyofChina'sskilled-laborshortfallwillforce

arethink.Fornow,Chinaisrelyingoncheap,low-skilled,

labor-intensiveproduction,butit'snotsustainableinthe

longterm,Wemustraiseourskillslevel,andit'simpossible

forstate-runcollegestodoallthetraining.Indeed,withthe

demandforskilledworkersgrowingallthetime,Chinawillneed

allthehelpitcanget.

WhyareChinesevocationalgradsinferiortotheirWestern

counterparts?

A.BecauseChinaspendslessonvocationaleducationtraining.

B.Becausetheysimplydon，thaveenoughworkexperience.

C.Becausetheirlecturersarelessqualifiedthantheforeign

ones.

D.Becausetheirteachersdon'twanttoteachanyuseful

things.

2、

Accordingtothetext,alowerrateofschool-agedteenagers

entervocationalschoolsinChinamainlybecause.

A.thevocationaleducationlacksgovernmentfinancial

support.

B.thepublicdonotthinkmuchofthevocationalworkers.

C.fewallowtheirchildrentobecometechnicalworkers.

D.theyfearthattheycannotfindajobaftergraduation.

3、

Intheauthor，sopinion,thebestwaytosolveamoreserious

problemofChinesevocationaleducationis.

A.totrainstudentstoturntheirideasintoproducts.

B.tochangepeople'sbiasedimpressionofitsimage.

C.tosetupprogramstotrainruralmigrantworkers.

D.tomeditateonthedeficitsofvocationaleducation.

4、

BymentioningtheproblemsofChinesevocationaleducation,

theauthortendsto.

A.emphasizethatChina'svocationaltrainingistooabstract

B.inform,thattheimageofvocationalworkisnegative

C.warnthattheruralimmigrantworkerslackvocational

training

D.suggestthatthegovernmentinvestmentonitisnotenough

5、

Whatistheauthor'sattitudetowardsvocationaleducationin

China?

A.Paradoxical.

B.Inconsistent.

C.Apprehensive.

D.Critical.

6、Themoonappearstowarpthemindsofsomemen.Despite

puttingmenonthemoonin1969Americaseemsdeterminedon

re-enactingthespacerace,thistimepittingitsefforts

againstthoseoftheChinese.NowaRussiancompanyclaimsit

coulddevelopasystemtoexploitthemoon，snaturalresources

andpotentiallyrelocateharmfulindustriesthere.Thisis

lunacy.

Russiacertainlyhasgreatprowessinspace.Initsformerguise

asthecentreofpowerintheSovietUnionitlaunchedthefirst

man-madesatellitein1957.Inaspectacularfollowup,Yuri

Gagarinbecamethefirstpersoninspacein1961.Another

triumphcamein1968whentheRussianssentaspaceshiptoorbit

themoonwithturtlesaboard,returningitanditslivingcargo

safelytoEarth.AnunmannedRussianspacecraftalsolandedon

themoonaheadofthefirstmannedlandingbytheAmericans.

EvenafterNeilArmstrongtookhisonesmallstep,Russiahas

proveditssuperiorityinkeepingpeopleinspacestations

orbitingtheEarth.TheRussianSoyuzrocketisamainstayof

satellitelaunchesandwouldbeusedtorescueastronauts

shouldanyaccidentbefalltheInternationalSpaceStation.

Headofthespacecraftmanufacturerthathelpedachievethese

Russiansuccesses,thisweekboastedthathisrocketscouldbe

usedtoindustrialisethemoon.Sowhywerehisremarksgreeted

withsuchscepticism?

Onereasonforthecynicismisthattheideaisabsurd.AUnited

Nationstreatypassedin1967banspotentiallyharmful

interferencewiththeEarth'soriginalsatelliteandrequires

internationalconsultationbeforeproceedingwithanyactivity

thatcoulddisruptthepeacefulexplorationofspace,including

themoon.Asecondproblemisthatlandingonthemoonhasproved

beyondthebudgetofanystateotherthanAmericaandofany

privatecompanytodate.

Infactoneofthebesthopesforinvestmentcomesfromspace

tourism.OnSaturdayApril7th,thefifthsuchholidaymaker

enteredspaceaboardaRussianSoyuzrocket.CharlesSimonyi,

anAmericansoftwaredeveloper,paid$25mforhisten-daystay

attheInternationalSpaceStation.Thenextholiday

destinationisthemoon.Thetouroperatorthatorganisedthe

firstfivepackagesisofferingtwoticketstoorbitthemoon

for$100meach.LaunchwouldbeaboardaSoyuzspacecraft.But

theSoyuzsystemwasdesignedinthe1960sandhasbeenonthe

vergeofretirementformanyyears.UnfortunatelytheRussian

authoritieshavepostponedindefinitelythedevelopmentofa

successor.Thustheclaimoftheindustrialisationofthemoon

isunlikelytosucceed.

TheUnderlinedword"lunacy”(Line4,Paragraph1)most

probablymeans.

A.anefforttoexploretheuniverse.

B.akindofinsanestateconnectedwiththemoon.

C.theabilitytotransferharmfulindustriesontothemoon.

D.thepowertoorbitaroundthemoon.

7、

WhichofthefollowingisnotRussianachievementinspace

exploration?

A.Thefirstastronautwhowassenttospace.

B.Thefirstlandingofmannedspacecraftonthemoon.

C.Launchingofthefirstman-madesatellite.

D.Rocketsthatcanbeusedtosaveastronautsinspace

stations.

8、

WhywastheclaimoftheRussiancompanywidelycriticized?

A.Russiaisnotabletodevelopsuchadvancedspace

technologies.

B.Thecostwillbetoohighforacountrytoafford.

C.Itviolatesagreementsontheexplorationofthemoon.

D.Landingonthemoonneedsmuchmorethanorbitingit.

9、

Accordingtothetext,whichisthemostprobableresultof

thedevelopmentofspacetourism?

A.ItismainlytakenbyUSsoftwaredeveloperssuchasCharles

Simonyi.

B.Itneedthedevelopmentofnewrocketsystemstoreplace

thecurrentone.

C.ItbringstoanewroundofspaceracebetweenUSandChina.

D.Itwitnessesthesuccessoftheindustrializationofthe

moon.

10、

TheRussiancompanyhasboastedsuchclaimsmainlybecause

they.

A.getmorefinancialsupportfromthegovernment.

B.explorethemoonandacquiremorenaturalresourcesfor

humanbeings.

C.transferharmfulindustriestothemoontopreventour

environment.

D.attractmorespacetravelerstodevelopthespacetourism

industry.

11It'seasytogetthesensethesedaysthatyou'vestumbled

intoapartywithsomepowerfuldrugthatdramaticallyalters

identity.Thefacesarefamiliar,butthewordscomingoutof

themaren't.Somethinghashappenedtoalotofpeopleyouused

tothinkyouknew.They'vechangedintosomethingliketheir

ownopposite.

There'sBillGates,whothesedaysisspendinglesstimeearning

moneythangivingitaway一andpullingotherbillionairesinto

thedeependofglobalphilanthropy（慈善事業(yè)）withhim.There's

historianFrancisFukuyama,leadingawholegangofdisaffected

fellowtravelersawayfromneoconservatism.Toflip-flopis

human.Itcanstillsometimesbeapoliticalliability,

evidenceofaflakydispositionorrankopportunism.Butthere

arecircumstancesinwhichnottoreversecourseseemsalmost

pathological（病態(tài)的）.He'samodelofconsistency,Stephen

ColbertsaidlastyearofGeorgeW.Bush:"Hebelievesthesame

thingWednesdaythathebelievedonMonday一nomatterwhat

happenedonTuesday”.

Overthepastthreeyears,Ifoundpeoplewhohadpulledabig

U-turnintheirlives.Oftentheinsightcameina

forehead-smitingmomentinthemiddleofthenight:I'vegot

itallwrong.

Itlookedatfirstlikeasprinklingofoutliersbeyondthe

curveofnormalhumanexperience.Butwhenyousteppedback,

apatternemerged.Whatthesepersonalturnshadincommonwas

theapprehensionthatwe'reallconnected.Everythingleanson

something,isbothdependentanddependedon.

“Thedifferencebetweenyouandme”,avisitingChinesestudent

toldUniversityofMichiganpsychologistRichardNisbettnot

longago”,isthatIthinktheworldisacircle,andyouthink

it'saline”.Theremarkpromptedtheprofessortowriteabook,

TheGeographyofThought,aboutthedifferencesbetweenthe

WesternandtheAsianmind.

ToWesternthinking,theworldislinear;youcanchopitup

andanalyzeit,andwecanallworkonourlittlepartofthe

projectindependentlyuntilit'ssolved.Theclassically

Easternmind,accordingtoNisbett,seesthingsdifferently:

theworldisn'talengthofropebutavast,closedchain,

incomprehensiblycomplexandeverchanging.Whenyoulookat

lifefromthissecondperspective,someunlikelyconnections

revealthemselves.

IrealizedthiswaswhatalmostalltheU-turnshadincommon:

peoplehadswungaroundtofaceEast.Theyhadstoppedthinking

inalineandstartedthinkinginacircle.Moralitywaslooking

lesslikeasetofrulesandmorelikeastory,oneinwhich

theywerepartofanensemblecast,nolongerthestar.

Whatcanweinferfromfirsttwoparagraphs?

A.Somepeoplehavechangedintosomeoneanother.

B.Rherearesomedrugsthatcanchangeone'sidentity.

C.Somemoneybagsarepulledtoactasphilanthropist.

D.francisFukuyamahasbecomeagreattraveler.

12、

Theword”f1ip-flop”(Line4,Paragraph2)mostprobablymeans

A.reverse.

B.flick.

C.handspring.

D.fail.

13、

Accordingtothetext,onedifferencebetweenWesternand

Easternmindswasthat.

A.theworldinEasternthoughtisalinewhileinWestern

thoughtisacircle.

B.WesternmindismorecomprehensivethanEasternmind.

C.Westernmindismoreconcernedofconnections.

D.Easternmindconsidersthingsmorelikeawholeinsteadof

separateparts.

14、

Intheauthor,sopinion,themajorcauseofmanypeopletomake

U-turnsisthat.

A.theyhaveeatensomedrugwhichcanchangetheiridentities.

B.theybecometoconsidertheconnectionsbetweendifferent

things.

C.theywanttosucceedincatchingsomepolitical

opportunities.

D.theyhavebeenstimulatedbysomebigchangesintheirlife

experiences.

15、

Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthistext?

A.TheAgeofU-Turns.

B.WesternandEasternCulturalDifferences.

C.ACircleWorld.

D.TheImportanceofChange.

16、Shortofmoney?Needaninstantloan?Sincetheearly1990s

yourbestbethasbeentogotothelow-rentendoftownand

findanappointedloan-shop.Thereyoucanborrowmoneyinsmall

amounts,generallynotmuchmorethan$500,againstyour

post-datedpay-cheque.Youwillbechargedaround$15interest

forevery$100youborrow—andthatispermonth.

Formanypeople,thereisnoalternative.Banksrefusetomake

smallloansbecausethereisnomoneyinit,andcompletely

unregulatedlending,viatheinternetorloansharks,istoo

alarming.AccordingtotheCommunityFinancialServices

Association,anadvocacygroupfortheindustry,mostborrowers

areresponsibleandpayofftheirloansinatimelymanner.But

somedon't.

TheCentreforResponsibleLending,aconsumergroup,saysthat

manyborrowersroutinelyrollovertheirloans.Thisquickly

bringsthemintodebttraps.Atypicalborrowermayendup

paying$793fora$325loan.Thecentreestimatesthatpayday

loanscostAmericans$4.2billionayearininterestandfees.

Theindustrythrives,inlargepart,becauseitoperatesmostly

outsidestateusurylawsthatprohibitexcessiveinterestrates.

Itsspokesmensaylendersneedsuchexemptionstomakeaprofit

ontheirbasicservice,smallloans.Lenderssaythattheir

returnswouldamounttopenniesonthedollarifinterestrates

werecapped.Infact,theysay,suchrestrictionswouldputthem

outofbusiness.

Andthatisexactlywhatmanyoftheiropponentswouldliketo

see—particularlywhenitcomestoloansmadetothefamilies

ofsoldiers.InoneofthelastactsoftheRepublicanCongress,

paydaylenderswererestrictedtointerestratesof36%onloans

tomilitarypersonnelandtheirspouses.ThePentagonis

worriedthatuniformedpersonnel,especiallythoseservingin

Iraq,havebeenlosingtheirsecurityclearancesbecauseof

excessivedebtathome.This,amongotherthings,wasleading

tothecostlyreassignmentofhighlytrainedtroops,suchas

communicationsexperts,toordinarylow-skilljobs.

RobertFrank,aneconomistatCornellUniversity,wrote

recentlyintheNewYorkTimesthattheindustry一notunlike

thesub-primemortgagesector一isabeneficiaryofthesweeping

deregulationofthefinancial-servicesindustrythathasmade

creditmoreaccessible.Itsadverseconsequences,hesays,

were“completelypredictable”.Oncepoorpeoplegetinover

theirheads,theywillborrowthemselvesintobankruptcyifthe

lawpermits;and“ifweareunhappyaboutthat,theonly

solutionistochangetherules”.

Whatisthebestwayforamanwhoisinneedofsmallsums

ofmoneyintheUS?

A.Gotothebankandtrytomakeacommercialloan.

B.Askforhelpontheinternettogetdonations.

C.Getsomeloanatarelativelylowratefromthegovernment.

D.Borrowmoneyfromdesignatedfirmsatafixedrate.

17、

Thesmall-loanindustryisabletoavoidlawprohibitions

because.

A.Theexcessiveinterestismadebytheroll-overof

borrowers.

B.Lendersvowthatsmallloanscanonlysurvivewithout

interestlimitations.

C.Itmayprovidehelptomilitaryofficialsandtheirfamily.

D.Mostborrowerscanpaybacktheirmoneytimely

18、

Theadverseeffectofsuchloansonuniformedpersonnelisthat

A.thehighestinteresthasbeenrestrictedto36%.

B.professionalpersonnelmaybeforcedtoleavetheirposts

duetohighdebts.

C.thesoldiersortheirspousesmaylendmoneyuntilthey're

bankrupt.

D.thePentagonwillreassigntheirofficialsinIraq.

19、

Whichofthefollowingcircumstancesismostunlikelytobe

realized?

A.Amanwhogotasmallloanhastopaythreetimesbackafter

aperiod.

B.Askilledservicemanisfreeofloaninterestforhis

expertise.

C.Anewactontherulesofsmallloansisissuedbythe

Congress.

D.Apoormanwhohasnootherchoiceborrowsmoneyuntil

bankruptcy.

20、

Accordingtotheauthor,thesmallloanindustry.

A.isanicepracticeforpeoplewhoneedmoneyurgently.

B.hasbothadvantagesanddisadvantageswhichneedtobe

modified.

C.isdangerous,especiallyformilitarypersonnel.

D.mayleadtolargeamountsofbankruptciesandneedstobe

forbidden.

21、PartB(10points)

Youaregoingtoreadalistofheadingsandatextaboutwhat

parentsaresupposedtodotoguidetheirchildreninto

adulthood.ChooseaheadingfromthelistA一Fthatbestfits

themeaningofeachnumberedpartofthetext(41—45).The

firstandlastparagraphsofthetextarenotnumbered.There

aretwoextraheadingsthatyoudonetneedtouse.(10points)

Glass,inoneform,oranother,haslongbeeninnobleservice

tohumans.Asoneofthemostwidelyusedofmanufactured

materials,andcertainlythemostversatile,itcanbeas

imposingasatelescopemirrorthewidthofatenniscourtor

assmallandsimpleasamarblerollingacrossdirt.

(41).

Theusesofthisadaptablematerialhavebeenbroadened

dramaticallybynewtechnologies:glassfiberoptics—more

thaneightmillionmiles一carryingtelephoneandtelevision

signalsacrossnations;glassceramicsservingasthenose

conesofmissilesandascrownsforteeth;tinyglassbeads

takingradiationdosesinsidethebodytospecificorgans;even

anewtypeofglassfashionedofnuclearwasteinorderto

disposeofthatunwantedmaterial.

(42).

Onthehorizonareopticalcomputers.Thesecouldstore

programsandprocessinformationbymeansoflight一pulsesfrom

tinylasers一ratherthanelectrons.Andthepulseswouldtravel

overglassfibers,notcopperwire.Thesemachinescould

functionhundredsoftimesfasterthantoday'selectronic

computersandholdvastlymoreinformation.Todayfiberoptics

areusedtoobtainaclearerimageofsmallerandsmaller

objectsthaneverbefore—evenbacterialviruses.Anew

generationofopticalinstrumentsisemergingthatcanprovide

detailedimagingoftheinnerworkingsofcells.Itisthesurge

infiberopticuseandinliquidcrystaldisplaysthathasset

theU.S.glassindustry(a16billiondollarbusinessemploying

some150,000workers)tobuildingnewplantstomeetdemand.

(43).

Butnotalltheglasstechnologythattouchesourlivesis

ultra-modem.Considerthesimplelightbulb;attheturnofthe

centurymostlightbulbswerehandblown,andthecostofone

wasequivalenttohalfaday'spayfortheaverageworker.In

effect,theinventionoftheribbonmachinebyCominginthe

1920slightedanation.Thepriceofabulbplunged.Small

wonderthatthemachinehasbeencalledoneofthegreat

mechanicalachievementsofalltime.Yetitisverysimple:a

narrowribbonofmoltenglasstravelsoveramovingbeltof

steelinwhichthereareholes.Theglasssagsthroughtheholes

andintowaitingmoulds.Puffsofcompressedairthenshapethe

glass.Inthisway,theenvelopeofalightbulbismadebya

singlemachineattherateof66,000anhour,ascomparedwith

1,200adayproducedbyateamoffourglassblowers.

(44).

Thesecretoftheversatilityofglassliesinitsinterior

structure.Althoughitisrigid,andthuslikeasolid,the

atomsarearrangedinarandomdisorderedfashion,

characteristicofaliquid.Inthemeltingprocess,theatoms

intherawmaterialsaredisturbedfromtheirnormalposition

inthemolecularstructure;beforetheycanfindtheirwayback

tocrystallinearrangementstheglasscools.Thisloosenessin

molecularstructuregivesthematerialwhatengineerscall

tremendous“formability“whichallowstechnicianstotailor

glasstowhatevertheyneed.

(45).

Today,scientistscontinuetoexperimentwithnewglass

mixturesandbuildingdesignerstesttheirimaginationswith

applicationsofspecialtypesofglass.ALondonarchitect,

MikeDavies,seesevenmoredramaticbuildingsusingmolecular

chemistry."Glassisthegreatbuildingmaterialofthefuture,

the'dynamicskin，”,hesaid”.Thinkofglassthathasbeen

treatedtoreacttoelectriccurrentsgo

22、(42)

23、(43)

24、(44)

25、(45)

26^PartC

Directions:Readthefollowingtextcarefullyandthen

translatetheunderlinedsegmentsintoChinese.(10points)