学士学位英语试题及答案Word格式文档下载.docx
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PartnReadingComprehension(40points)
Directions:
Thereare4passagesinthispart.Eachofthepassagesisfollowedby5questionsornufinishedstatements.Foreachofthem.thereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosethebestoneandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEETwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.
Passageone
MichaelPhelpshasalreadybeenconsideredbysomeasthegreatestall-aroundcompetitorinthehistoryofhissport.Atthe2004U.S.Trials,PhelpsqualifiedforAthensinsixindividualevents
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In1999,Michaelbrokearecordinthe200-meterbutterflyforthe20-year-oldagegroupatthJuniorNationals.At15,MichaelbecametheyoungestswimmertocompeteSydneyOlympicsfortheU.S.in68years.Inanastonishingperformanee,hemedaledsixtimesandsetfiveworldrecords.Michaelwonthe200-meterbutterflywithanewworldmark,andalsoturnedinrecordtimesinthe100-meterbutterflyand200-meterindividualmedley(混合泳)—doingsoonthesameday,whichwasafirstinswimminghistory.
Outsideofhisswimmingcareer,Michaelwasanormalteenager.Hedidn'
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butrefusedtoslowdownoncehisdaybegan.MichaelhashissightssetonmorethanOlympicglory.HewantstotransformhissportthewayothergreatathleteslikeMichaelJordanandTigerWoodshave.
16.WhichofthefollowingisthebiggestachievementofMichaelPhelpssofar?
A.Anall-aroundcompetitorinthehistoryofswimming.
B.Breakingofarecordinthe200-meterbutterfly.
C.Sixindividualeventsacrosseverypossiblestroke.
D.FivetitlesofOlympicchampion.
17.FromParagraph1itcanbeinferredthatthepassagewaswritten.
A.rightin2005
B.atatimebetween2004and2005
C.justbeforeAthens2004
D.immediatelyafterAthens2004
18.MichaelPhelpsturnedtobetheyoungestAmericanswimmer.
A.in1999,whenhebrokearecordinthe200-meterbutterfly
B.in2004,whenheattendedAthens2004
C.in2000,whenheattendedSydneyOlympics
D.inanastonishingperformanceathomeintheU.S.
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B.remakehistoryofhissportlikeM.JordanandT.Woods
C.becomethegreatestworldrecordbreakerinsporthistory
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PassageTwo
Mostpersonnelmanagersagreethatjobinterviewsareoneoftheleastobjectiverecruimentmethods.Buttheadvantagesoftestingarenotgoingtochangetheattractionoftheinterviewtoemployers.Theappealoftheinterviewhaseverythingtodowiththehumanfactor.
Mostpeoplebelievethattheyareareasonablejudgeofcharacterandtrusttheirinstinctivefeeling.Wemightusesomekindoftesttoaidtheselectionprocess,butweusuallypickacandidatewhointerviewswell,hasgoodqualificationsandimpressiveworkrecord.
Butsupposethecandidateliesorislessthancompletelyhonest.“Thiscanbeaseriousproblemforemployers”,explainsAlanConrad,ChiefExecutiveatOptimusRecruiment.mostdifficultliarstofindarethosewhotellhalf-truthsratherthancompletelies.”esRearchshowsthatupto75percentofresumesareinaccurateonpurpose.Themostcommonpracticeisomission.
Interviewershouldthereforeconcentrateonareasofuncertainysuchasgapsbetweenperiodsofemploymentandjobdescriptionsthatseemstrange.“Focusingontheseareaswillforcecandidatestotellthetruthorbecomeincreasinglydishonest.Thisisusuallywhenpeoplesignaltheiranxietybytheirbodylanguage.Sweatontheupperlip,falsesmilesandnervoushandmovementsallindicatediscomfort.”
Conraddoesnotsuggestanaggressivepolicy-styleinterviewtechnique,butinsiststhatcloseinspectionofaresumeisabsolutelyessential.Onlybyaskingtherightquestionscanyouconfirmthesuitabilityofthecandidateorputpressureonthosewhoarebeinglessthancompletelyhonest.
21.Thebesttitleofthispassagecanbe.
A.HowtoCatchOuttheDishonestCandidate
B.HowtoFindaJobbyTricks
C.DisadvantagesofJobInterviews
D.AdvantagesofJobInterviews
22.Theliarshardtorecognizearethosewhotell.
A.completetruthsB.completelies
C.partialtruthsD.mainlytruths
23.Howwerethejobapplicantsabletoliewithoutbeingdetected?
A.Byleavingoutsomenecessaryinformation
B.Byprovidingmoreinformationthanneeded.
C.Byusingtheirbodylanguage.
D.Bytellingsomeunbelievablelies.
24.Inordertopickupaqualifiedandanhonestcandidate,Conradsuggeststhatwe.
A.examinetheresumescarefully
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C.SuspiciousD.Credulous.
PassageThree
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