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2012年10月真题
SECTION1
Time-25minutes
Prompt1
Thinkcarefullyabouttheissuepresentedinthefollowingexcerptandtheassignmentbelow.
Theideaofcaringaboutonlythepeopleofone'sowncountryseemsoutdated.Somepeoplestilldefendthisattitude,claimingthatifwearegoingtoexpendresourcestohelppeople,weshouldhelpthoseofourowncountryfirst.Butnationalboundariesaremeaninglesslinesthatshiftovertime.Thereisnoreasonwhyacitizenofonecountryshouldnotfeeljustasresponsibleforthewell-beingofpeopleinothercountriesasforthewell-beingofthoseinhisorherowncountry.
Assignment:
Shouldwecarejustasmuchaboutpeopleinothercountriesaswedoaboutpeopleinourowncountry?
Planandwriteanessayinwhichyoudevelopyourpointofviewonthisissue.Supportyourpositionwithreasoningandexamplestakenfromyourreading,studies,experience,orobservations.
Prompt2
Thinkcarefullyabouttheissuepresentedinthefollowingexcerptandtheassignmentbelow.
Somesaythathighachievers—peoplewhoreachtheirambitiousgoalsbecauseoftheirdeterminationandskills—alwaysgetaheadattheexpenseofothers.Whenonepoliticalcandidateiselected,othersaredefeated;whensomeonewinsinanykindofcompetitiveevent,otherslose.Butthisviewofachieversistoonegative.Byimprovingtheworldaroundthemandprovidinganexampleforalltofollow,achieversbenefitothersaswellasthemselves.
Assignment:
Dotheactionsofhighachieversbenefitallpeople?
Planandwriteanessayinwhichyoudevelopyourpointofviewonthisissue.Supportyourpositionwithreasoningandexamplestakenfromyourreading,studies,experience,orobservations.
Prompt3
Thinkcarefullyabouttheissuepresentedinthefollowingexcerptandtheassignmentbelow.
Peopletendtoconsiderthepastunimportant.Afterall,whywastetimedwellingonwhathasalreadyhappened?
Thereisnowaytogobackandchangeeventsortheiroutcomes.Butthiswayofthinkingiswrong.Peoplearetoofocusedonthepresent;theyshouldpaymoreandcloserattentiontopastevents.Thelessonslearnedfromexaminingthepastaremuchmorevaluablethananylessonsthatpeoplecanlearnfromthepresent.
Assignment:
Dopeoplelearnmorefromexaminingeventsinthepastthanfromfocusingonlyonthepresent?
Planandwriteanessayinwhichyoudevelopyourpointofviewonthisissue.Supportyourpositionwithreasoningandexamplestakenfromyourreading,studies,experience,orobservations.
Prompt4
Studiesofcreativityoftenfocusprimarilyonwriters,artists,composers,andscientists.Politicalleadersarenotusuallyconsideredtobeverycreative.Indeed,itissometimessaidthatitisagoodthingthatleadersingeneralarenotverycreative,sinceanexcessofcreativity,especiallyinleaderswhohavetoenforcerules,wouldonlyleadtotrouble.Yetsurelysomedegreeofcreativityisdesirableinallwalksoflife.
AdaptedfromThomasG.West,IntheMind'sEye
Assignment:
Doallpeopleneedtobecreative?
Planandwriteanessayinwhichyoudevelopyourpointofviewonthisissue.Supportyourpositionwithreasoningandexamplestakenfromyourreading,studies,experience,orobservations.
SECTION4
Time-25minutes
35Questions
1.WilliamDalrymple'sbookisnotonlyagrippingtaleofpoliticsandpowerandalsoevidenceofthecomplexityofcross-culturalrelationships.
(A)andalso
(B)butalso
(C)aswellas
(D)inaddition
(E)and
2.Walkingoutofthetheater,itwasagreedbymysisterandmethatthemoviewasvastlyoverrated
(A)itwasagreedbymysisterandme
(B)itwasagreedbymysisterandI
(C)mysisterandme,weagreed
(D)mysisterandmeagreed
(E)mysisterandIagreed
3.Whenpackingforatripyoushouldfollowtheadviceofferedinmanymagazinearticles:
choosewrinklefreeclothinginblackandinneutralcolors.
(A)youshouldfollowtheadviceofferedinmanymagazinearticles
(B)youwouldfollowtheadviceofferedfrommanymagazinearticle
(C)followtheadvicewithmanymagazinearticles
(D)theadviceinmanymagazinearticlesisofferedandoneshouldfollowit
(E)manymagazinearticleswouldofferadvicetobefollowed
4.Homefuelcells,alreadyavailableinJapan,whichisacompact,pollution-freedevicethatproduceelectricityatafractionoftheregularcost.
(A)whichisacompact,pollution-freedevice
(B)acompact,pollution-freedevice
(C)thesedevicesarecompact,pollution-free.
(D)isacompact,pollution-freedevice
(E)arecompact,pollution-freedevices
5.BecausewritersincolonialAmericahadtopaytheirownprintingcosts,authorshipwaslargelyaprofessionwiththosewhowererelativelywealthy.
(A)authorshipwaslargelyaprofessionwiththosewhowere
(B)authorshipwaslargelyaprofessionofthe
(C)authorship,largelyaprofessionofthe
(D)authorshiphavinglargelybeenaprofessionforthosewhowere
(E)thereforeauthorshipwaslargelyaprofessionforthe
6.TheprogramisoneofmanyprojectsincludedintheambitiousCopenhagenClimatePlan,itaimstomaketheDanishcapitalcarbonneutralby2025.
(A)itaims
(B)itsaimis
(C)wheretheyaim
(D)whichaims
(E)whichisaimed
7.InaZenrockgarden,stonesarepositionedtorepresentislands,andthesoundinggravelisrakedtoformpatternsthatsuggestsoceanwaves.
(A)patternsthatsuggests
(B)patterssuggesting
(C)patterns,theysuggest
(D)patters;whichsuggest
(E)patterns;thissuggesting
8.Untilrelativelyrecentlyhumanswerethoughttobeuniquelyself-aware,scientistsnowknowthatmostchimpanzeesandorangutanscanrecognizetheirownreflections.
(A)scientistsnowknow
(B)butscientistsnowknow
(C)butscientistswhonowknow
(D)however,scientistsnowknow
(E)butwithscientistsnowknowing
9.Evidenceoftheprehistorichunter-gathererswhoonceoccupiedtheGrandCanyonincludesanimalfigurinesmadeoutofsplitandwoventwigsaswellasrock-artpanelsandstonetools.
(A)whoonceoccupiedtheGrandCanyonincludes
(B)thatonceoccupiedtheGrandCanyoninclude
(C)whentheyoccupiedtheGrandCanyoninclude
(D)onceoccupyingtheGrandCanyonincluding
(E)whoatonetimeoccupiedtheGrandCanyonincluding
10.Afterschedulingitfordemolition,thehundred-yearoldbuildingwasinsteadmovedtoanewlocation.
(A)Afterschedulingitfordemolition,thehundredyear-oldbuildingwasinsteadmoved
(B)Afterschedulingthehundred-year-oldbuildingfordemolition,itwasinsteadmoved
(C)Afterbeingscheduledfordemolition,theyinsteadmovedthehundred-year-oldbuilding
(D)Havingbeenscheduledfordemolition,theyinsteadmovedthehundred-year-oldbuilding
(E)Havingbeenscheduledfordemolition,thehundred-year-old-buildingwasinsteadmoved
11.BecauseEarth'sgravityisgreaterthantheMoon's,theenergyexpendedintravelingfromEarthtotheMoonisgreaterthantheoppositedirection.
(A)theopposite
B)travelingintheopposite
(C)ifonetravelsintheopposite
(D)thatoftravelingintheopposite
(E)thatexpendedintravelingintheopposite
12.Apassionfruit,whichis(A)aboutthesize(B)ofanegg,has(C)abrittleoutershellthatbecame(D)slightlywrinkledwhenthefruitisripe.Noerror(E)
13.Acrossthestreet(A)fromthenewbookstoreandcoffeeshopwere(B)anold,dilapidatedplaygroundwhose(C)brokenequipmentandovergrownweedsattestedtolongneglect(D).Noerror(E)
14.Becauseperspirationdoesnot(A)evaporateefficient(B)athighhumidity,humidairoftenfeelswarmer(C)tous(D)thanwoulddryairatthesametemperature.Noerror(E)
15.HullHousewasfoundedby(A)JaneAddamsasacommunityprojectinwhich(B)peopleoftheneighborhoodjoinedtrainedsocialworkerstoprovide(C)daycare,schooling,mealsandtheyoffermany(D)otherservices.Noerror(E)
16.AlthoughDanielGabrielFahrenheitwasfarfrombeing(A)theonly(B)eighteenth-centuryscientisttopropose(C)atemperaturescale,buthis(D)wasoneofthefewthatwerewidelyused.Noerror(E)
17.Oftenusedinterchangeable(A)inrecipes,thenectarineandthepeachshare(B)manycharacteristics,buttheskinofanectarineissmoother(C)thanthatofapeach(D).Noerror(E)
18.Speed-readingwasoncepromotedmainly(A)topeoplewhowereeager(B)tocatchuponrecreationalreading,butnowthemethodappealsto(C)busyexecutivescopingabout(D)informationoverload.Noerror(E)
19.LikeformerBritishprimeministerMargaretThatcher,who(A)studiedchemistryincollege.GermanchancellorAngelaMerkelwasinitially(B)drawnto(C)thesciences,earning(D)adoctorateinphysicsbeforeenteringpolitics.Noerror(E)
20.Whenthefirstdepartmentstoresopenedinthelatenineteenthcentury,they(A)werecavernous,no-frillsstoreroomsthatstock(B)ahodgepodgeofitemspreviouslyavailable(C)onlyfrom(D)specialtymerchants.Noerror(E)
21.Althoughtheauthorhaspresented(A)herbooktohepublisherasa(B)fact-basedmemoir,shelaterconfessedthatithadbeenentirely(C)fabricated(D).Noerror(E)
22.Becauseoysterseatbyfiltering(A)nutrientsthroughtheirgills,theirhealthisaffectedby(B)thequalityofthewaterpassing(C)throughit(D).Noerror(E)
23.Allmorninglong(A)myfriendand1waitedpatiently(B)inthecourtroomtohear(C)whetherwewouldbeselectedasajuror(D)intheupcomingtrial.Noerror(E)
24.Researchersrecognizethat(A)thecuttlefishhasanextraordinaryability(B)tocamouflageitself,butthey(C)haveonlyaroughunderstandingofhow(D)itdoesso.Noerror(E)
25.Theplungingcostofgenome-sequencingtechnologiesare(A)expectedtogive
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