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广东省学位英语真题点击我个人信息拿

PartIDialoguecompletion（15points）

　　Directions:

thereare15shortincompletedialoguesinthispart,eachfollowedbyfourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD,choosetheonethatbestcompletesthedialogueandmarkyouranswerontheANSEWRSHEET.

1.Debra:

Oh!

Whatabeautifulcat!

Whatdoyouthink?

　　Donald:

_____Dogsaremoreloyalthancats

　　A.IthinkI’drathergetadog.

　　B.Yeah,itisbeautiful!

　　C.Ihavenoidea.

　　D.Youhavetocleanafterit.

2.Jane:

Mywatchalwaysgainstenminutesaday.

3.　　Mary:

_____Mywatchalwayslosestenminutesaday.

4.　　Jane:

Nokidding.Itseemsthatbothofusshouldthrowitawayandbuyanewone.

5.　　A.That’sridiculous.

6.　　B.That’sfunny

7.　　C.That’scool

8.　　D.That’sgreat

9.　　　

10.Jennifer:

It’sfreezingoutside!

_____Ithoughtthiscoldfrontwassupposedtopass.

11.　　Gabricla:

Yeah,Ithoughtsotoo.That’swhatIreadonlinethismorning.

12.　　A.Ihaven’treadtheweatherreport.

13.　　B.Theweatherreportwasright

14.　　C.Whathappenedtotheweatherreport?

15.　　D.Ishouldhavereadtheweatherreport.

16.　　

17.4.Tony:

Welcomeback,Monica.Howareyou?

18.　　Monica:

I’mOK._____

19.　　A.Youarewelcome!

20.　　B.Fancymeetingyouthere

21.　　C.Aren’tyouhappy?

22.　　D.Thankyouforasking

5.Ruby:

Hello,thisisInformation.CanIhelpyou?

　　Dora:

_____

　　A.I’mcallingtomakeacomplaint.

　　B.Canyoutellmeyourname?

　　C.OK,thankyouforyourhelp

　　D.That’sverykindofyou.

Steve:

Wouldyoulikeanythingtodrink?

IhaveSpriteandorangejuice.

　　Bob:

_____

　　A.I’mterriblysorryaboutthat.

　　B.Howcanitbe?

　　C.That’squitealright

　　D.Spritewouldbefine.

7.Jane:

Whydon’tweplaytennisthisafternoon?

8.　　Bill:

_____

9.　　A.Soundslikeanexcellentjob.

10.　　B.That’sabrilliantidea.

11.　　C.I’msureitisn’tsobad.

12.　　D.Ofcoursewedo

13.　　　　

14.Louis:

CanIhavesomeinformationaboutthehealthclub?

15.　　A.Yes,youdo

16.　　B.Goahead

17.　　C.That’sagoodidea

18.　　D.Yes,certainly

19.　　

9.Mori:

Thislooksagreatparty.Thanksforinvitingme.

　　Susan:

_____

　　A.Nevermind.

　　B.Gladyoucouldmakeit

　　C.Don’tbotherwiththat.

　　D.I’dbetteraskyou.

10.Julie:

I’mgoingtothesupermarkettopickupfoodanddrinkforSaturday’spicnic.Anysuggestions?

　　Jack:

_____

　　A.I’mallearstoyou

　　B.Iwouldn’tmindthat

　　C.I’drathernot

　　D.It’suptoyou

11.Bruce:

I’vebeengoingtothegymforhalfayearnow!

　　Alice:

_____Youlooksofit.Andnomorebeerbelly!

　　A.Icansayso.

　　B.It’sthatright?

　　C.Icantell.

　　D.Isitpossible?

12.Joan:

Whyareyousolate?

13.　　Michael:

_____Ilefttheminthecar.

14.　　A.Icouldn’tfindmycarkeys

15.　　B.Youknowwhathappened?

16.　　C.Ididn’tcatchthebus

17.　　D.Mycarwasoutoforder

18.　　　　

19.Terri:

Derrick,don’tyouthinkyoushouldtakeavacation?

Evenoneortwodayswouldbefine.

20.　　Derrick:

_____There’stoomuchwork.

21.　　A.Noway

22.　　B.That’sright

23.　　C.Itislikely

24.　　D.Ithinkso

25.　　　　

26.Donald:

Let’seatout,shallwe?

27.　　Debra:

I’vegonethroughmypaycheckfortheweekalready

28.　　Donald:

_____Don’tworryaboutit.It’smytreat.

29.　　A.Yousaidit!

30.　　B.Icouldn’tagreemore

31.　　C.I’mbroke

32.　　D.Noproblem

33.　　　　

34.Timothy:

Stanley,there’saMr.Milleronthephonewhowantstotalktoyou.

35.　　Stanley:

_____Canyouaskhimtohold?

TellhimI’lltalkwithhiminafewseconds.

36.　　A.WhoisMr.Miller?

37.　　B.I’mbusyatthemoment

38.　　C.Idon’tknowhim

39.　　D.What’shappened?

40.　　　　

PartIIReadingComprehension（40ponts）

　　Directions:

therearefourpassagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbyfivequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD,choosethebestandmarkyouranswerontheANSEWRSHEET.

　　PassageOne

　　Haveyoueverheardofapawpaw（木瓜）?

Ifnot,donotfeelbad.ManyAmericansdonotknowofthefruit,althoughitisnativetotheU.S..Once,however,itwasoneofthemostpopularfruitsinNorthAmerica.Happily,thosewholovethepawpawaretryingtoreturnittoitsformerpositioninAmericanfoods.

　　ApawpawisatropicalfruitthatusedtobegrownalongtheEastCoastfromNewYorktoFloridaandallovertheeasternU.S..Atonetime,itcouldbefoundasfarwestasNebraska.

　　ThepawpawwasanimportantfoodforNativeAmericansandevenearlyEuropeansettlers.PawpawsreportedlywereafavoritetreatofGeorgeWashington,thefirstU.S.president,whoespeciallylikedthemcold.ThomasJefferson,thethirdU.S.president,wasalsosfanofthefruit.HeplantedpapawsathishomeinVirginia.HealsosentpawpawseedstohisfriendsinFrance,AmericanexplorersLewisandClarkwroteintheirjournalsaboutthepawpaw.

　　Thepawpawisdifficulttobesoldcommercially.Thefruitrequiresaveryspecialenvironment---low,wetareasthatsometimesflood.Ithasaveryshortharvestseason,fromtwotothreeweeksinSeptemberandOctober.Inaddition,thefruitisgoodtoeatforonlytwotothreedaysafterharvesting.Thismakesithardtosellanywheredistantfromthepawpawtreeitcomesfrom.

　　Plantersareagaingrowingpawpawtreesandharvestingthefruit.Inseveralstatesfarmershaveorganized“pawpawfestivals”toreintroducepeopletofood.AtsuchafestivalinMarylandrecently,farmersdisplayeddifferentproductsmadewithpawpaws,likepawpawjams,pies,ice-creamandbeer.

16.ManyAmericanpeopledonotknowthatthepawpaw_____

　　A.WasoncepopularintheU.S.

　　B.IsnativetotheU.S.only

　　C.Hasbecomepopularagain

　　D.Isahealthyfruit

17Thepawpawusedtobefoundmainly_____

　　A.AroundNebraska

　　B.IntheeasternU.S.

　　C.AlloverFlorida

　　D.InNewYorksuburbs

18GeorgeWashingtonandThomasJeffersonarementionedinparagraph3as_____

　　A.Americanexplorers

　　B.Famouspoliticians

　　C.Earlypawpawplanters

　　D.Pawpawlovers

19ItisdifficulttosellthepawpawonalargescaleforthefollowingreasonsEXCPEPTthatthefruit_____

　　A.Requiresaveryspecialenvironment

　　B.Hasaveryshortharvestseason

　　C.Doesnottastegood

　　D.Isdifficulttopreserveafterharvesting

20.Pawpawfestivalsareorganizedinsomestates_____

21.　　A.Asawayofcelebratingharvest

22.　　B.Aspartofthetraditionalculture

23.　　C.Todisplaypawpawgrowingtechniques

24.　　D.Toreintroducepeopletothefruit

PassageTwo

　　Throughouthistory,humanshavesufferedfromaconditionthattheyhaveneverbeenabletoescape—ageing.Someresearchers,however,believewemaybethinkingaboutitinthewrongway.Theysayweshouldstarttreatingageingitselfasadisease—onethatcanbepreventedandtreated.

　　Theirhopesarefoundedonrecentdiscoveriesthatsuggestbiologicalageingmaybeentirelypreventableandtreatable.Fromabiologicalpreventive,thebodyagesatdifferentratesaccordingtogeneticandenvironmentalfactors.TinyerrorsbuildupinourDNAandourcellsbegindevelopingfaultsthatcangrowintotissuedamage,whichleadstoageingandageing—relateddiseases.

　　Oneoftheleadingfiguresinhumanliferesearch,AubreyDeGrey,explainsinaninterviewthattheirgoalistodevelopasetoftherapiesformiddle-agedandolderpeoplethatwillleavethemphysicallyandmentallyequivalent（相当的）tosomeoneundertheageof30.“Ofcourse,withoutwipingtheirmemories,”headds.Buthedoesn’tthinkthatiswillbepossibletostopageingaltogether.Heseesafuturewhere“rejuvenationtechnologies”canbeappliedtooldpeopleinordertoreverttheircellstowhattheywerelikewhentheywereintheiryouth,buyingthemextratime.Theideaisthatsomeonewhoistreatedattheageof60willbebiologicallyrevertedto30.Butbecausethetherapiesarenotpermanentfixes.Theircellswillendupbecoming60yearsoldagaininanother30yearstime.

25.By“treatingageingitselfasadisease”,someresearchersmean_____

26.　　A.Agedpeopleareliabletodiseases

27.　　B.Ageingcanbedealtwithlikeadisease

28.　　C.Ageingisadiseasehardtocure

29.　　D.Ageingshouldbetreatedcarefully

30.　　　　

31.Humansageatdifferentratesdueto_____reasons.

32.　　A.Physical

33.　　B.Biological

34.　　C.Geneticandenvironmental

35.　　D.DNAandcell-related

36.　　　　

37.ThegoalofDeGrey’sresearchisto_____.

38.　　A.Freezepeople’sage

39.　　B.Makepeopleyounger

40.　　C.Stopageingaltogether

41.　　D.Adjustpeople’smemories

42.　　　　

43.Whatdoes“rejuvenation”（para.3）possiblymean?

44.　　A.Relatingtocells

45.　　B.Relatingtogenes.

46.　　C.Becominghealthy.

47.　　D.Becomingyoung.

48.　　　　

25.WhatwillhappenifsomeoneistreatedwithDeGrey’stechnology?

　　A.Hewillstayyoungforalongertime

　　B.Hewillnolongergrowold.

　　C.Hewillliveuptoatleast60yearsold.

　　D.Hewillnotgetageing-relateddiseases.

PassageThree

　　WhenjackDavis,9,looksupatthenightsky,hedoesn’tseejustthestars.Heseeshisfuture.ThefourthgraderfromNewJerseyhasadeepinterestinouterspaceandthealien（外星的）beingshethinksmightlivethere.

　　InJuly,JackheardthatNASAwaslookingforanewplanetaryprotectionofficeranddecidedhewastherightpersonforthejob.Theposition,whichfocusesonpreventingastronautsfromaccidentallybringingextremelysmall,potentiallydangerousalienlife-formsbacktoEarthandensuringthatastronautsdonottakeEarth-basedgermswiththemintospace,paysfrom$124,406to$187,000peryear.

　　Jackwroteale