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大学英语CyberWorld
Vocabulary
SectionA
Directions:
Fillintheblankswiththewordsgivenbelow.Changetheformwherenecessary.
percentageestablishconveyrefineecho
performancetechniquebarriervitalput
1.Someathletestakedrugstoimprovetheir______.
正确答案:
performance
2.Aproperprocedureforcomplaintsshouldbe______.
正确答案:
established
3.Yougot20______oftheanswersright—thatmeansoneineveryfive.
正确答案:
percent
4.The______ofhisscreamsoundedinthecaveforseveralseconds.
正确答案:
echoes
5.Therehavebeenmajornewdevelopmentsinsatellite______.
正确答案:
technique
6.Themountainsactedasanatural______tothespreadofthedisease.
正确答案:
barrier
7.Haseveryonehadachanceto______theirpointofview?
正确答案:
put
8.Shediscoveredsomeinformationof______importance.
正确答案:
vital
9.Engineersspentmanymonths______thesoftware.
正确答案:
refining
10.Itriedto______inmyspeechhowgratefulweallwereforhishelp.
正确答案:
convey
SectionB
Directions:
Completeeachofthefollowingsentenceswithasuitablepreposition
1.Theprojecthadtobeabandoneddue______alackofgovernmentfunding.
正确答案:
to
2.Theyaskedhimtoleave—______otherwordshewasfired.
正确答案:
in
3.Weneedtowork______ensuringthatthechildrenfeelsafeandconfident.
正确答案:
on/at
4.Afterworkingherwayaroundtheworld,sheended______teachingEnglishasaforeignlanguage.
正确答案:
up
5.HongKong’sstockmarketfell,setting______aglobalfinancialcrisis.
正确答案:
off
ReadingComprehension
SectionA
Directions:
Fillintheblankswithawordoraphrasethatbestcompletesthepassage.Youmaychooseasuitableonefromthelistgiven.
ifdevelopedmisunderstoodvolunteertrembling
namedgrewhesitatemiraculouslyrare
Manyyearsago,whenIworkedasa___1___atStanfordHospital,Igottoknowalittlegirl___2___Lizwhowassufferingfroma___3____andseriousdisease.Heronlychanceofrecoveryappearedtobeabloodtransfusionfromherfive-year-oldbrother,whohad___4___survivedthesamediseaseandhad___55___theantibodiesneededtocombattheillness.
Thedoctorexplainedthesituationtoherlittlebrotherandaskedtheboy___6___hewouldbewillingtogivehisbloodtohissister.Isawhim___7___foronlyamomentbeforetakingadeepbreathandsaying,“Yes,I’lldoitifitwillsaveLiz.”
Asthetransfusionprogressed,helayinbednexttohissisterandsmiled,aswealldid,seeingthecolorreturningtohercheeks.Thenhisface___8___paleandhissmilefaded.Helookedupatthedoctorandaskedwitha___9___voice,“WillIstarttodierightaway?
”
Beingyoung,theboyhad___10___thedoctor;hethoughthewasgoingtohavetogiveherallhisblood.
1.volunteer2.named3.rare4.miraculously5.developed
6.if7.hesitate8.grew9.trembling10.misunderstood
SectionB
Directions:
Readthefollowingarticleabouttheworld’spopulationgrowthandchoose“True”or“False”forsentences1-10.
GrowthoftheWorld’sPopulation
Today,almost7billionpeopleliveonourearth.Eachyear,theworld’spopulationgrowsbyabout80million.Ifitcontinuestogrowatsucharate,theworld’spopulationwillreach9billionbytheyear2035.
Humanbeingshavebeenlivingonearthforoveramillionyears,butforalongtimetherewerenotverymanyofthem.Theworld’spopulationwasneverhigherthan10million.Peoplediedquicklybecausetheydidn’thaveenoughfoodtoeat.Earlyinhabitantsweremostlyhuntersandfishers.Afterpeoplestartedgrowingcropsandraisinganimals,theyhadmorefoodandlivedlonger.
About2,000yearsago,about300millionpeopleinhabitedtheearth.Duringthenext1500yearstheworld’spopulationgrewveryslowly.Manypeoplediedofillnesses.TheBlackDeath,whichsailorsbroughttoEuropefromAsia,killedaboutathirdoftheEuropeanpopulationintheMiddleAges.
TheIndustrialRevolution,whichbeganinthemiddleofthe18thcentury,startedaperiodofrapidpopulationgrowth,especiallyinEurope.Farmerswereabletogrowmoreandmorefoodbecausetheyhadmachinestoworkwith.Newkindsofmedicinehelpedtofightoffmanydiseasesthathadkilledmillionsofpeopleinthecenturiesbefore.
Birthratesstartedtogoupbecausefamilieshadmanychildren.Theonebillionmarkwasreachedintheearly1800s.Inthenextonehundredyearsthepopulationdoubledto2billion,andin1960therewere3billionpeoplelivingonearth.
Thesecondhalfofthe20thcenturybroughtalongsomechange:
InEurope,andNorthAmerica,thebirthratedroppedbecausefamilieswantedtohavefewerchildren.InthedevelopingcountriesofAsiaandAfricabirthratesstayedhighandbettermedicalhelpintheseregionsloweredthedeathrates.
Inthelast30years,theworld’spopulationhasdoubled.Thefastestgrowingregion,Africa,hasagrowthrateof2.8%,theslowestgrowingregion,Europe,about0.3%.Onaverage,theworld’spopulationisgrowingatarateof1.5%peryear.
1.Iftheworld’spopulationgrowsatarateof80millionperyear,itwillreach9billionby2035.
正确答案:
√
2.Overamillionyearsago,forefathersweremostlyhuntersandfishers.
正确答案:
√
3.Sinceancestorslearnedtogrowcrops,theyhavelivedalongerlifewithsufficientfood.
正确答案:
√
4.IntheMiddleAges,peopleoftendiedofdiseases,andtheBlackDeathwasacaseinpoint.
正确答案:
√
5.TheIndustrialRevolutionwasaperiodwhenthepopulationgrewfastestinNorthAmerica.
正确答案:
×
6.MorefoodwasgrownbecausenewmachineswereinventedduringtheIndustrialRevolution.
正确答案:
√
7.Inthelate1800s,theworld’spopulationreachedonebillion.
正确答案:
×
8.Inthelate20thcentury,couplesinEuropewereunwillingtohavetoomanybabies.
正确答案:
√
9.Inmodernsocietybirthratesdeclinedinthedevelopedcountries,whilethoseindevelopingonesstayedhigh.
正确答案:
√
10.Inthepastdecades,theworld’spopulationgrowthhasbalancedwell.
正确答案:
×
SectionC
Directions:
ReadthefollowingtextabouttheMarathon.Fivesentenceshavebeenremovedfromthetext.ChoosethebestsentencefromthelistA-Fonthenextpagetofillineachofthegaps(1-5).Thereisoneextrasentencewhichyoudonotneedtouse.
RunningtheMarathon–HealthRisks
Runningamarathonistheultimategoalforahobbyathlete.Buttherecanbedangersinvolvedinrunninga26.2mileor41.2kmrace.Mosthealthproblemsthathappenduringamarathonracearenotverysevere–mainlystrainsandsprains.Insomecases,however,heartproblemshaveledtodeathsduringorimmediatelyafteramarathon.IntheUnitedStatesresearchersfoundoutthatof11millionrunnerswhohavetakenpartinmarathonsorhalfmarathonsinthelastdecade42died.1_______________.
Manyhealthexpertsadvisebeginnerstoseedoctorsbeforetheytakeuptrainingforarace.2_______________.
Manyhobbyathletesdonotpreparethemselvesintherightwayforarace.Gettingyourselfingoodphysicalshapeoveraperiodofmonthsisnotalwayseasyandrequiresalotofself-discipline.Trainingmuststartslowly,withshortdistances,sothatyourbodycangetusedtothephysicalstress.3_______________.Restperiodsshouldfollowdaysoftraining.Runningadvisorssaythataboutamonthbeforeamarathonyoushouldbeabletorun15miles,oralmostthreequartersofthemarathondistance,atacomfortablespeed.
Trainingtoomuch,however,canleadtostiffnessinyourmusclesorotherinjuries.4_______________.
Shortlybeforeamarathonstarts,warmingupandstretchingcanbeimportantforyouroverallperformance.Oneofthebiggestproblemsthatmarathonrunnersfaceduringaraceisdehydration(脱水),notgettingenoughtodrink.5_______________.Oneofthemostimportanttasksforarunneristodrinkenoughthroughoutarace.
A.Ifit’shotyourbodycanloseaboutfourlitersoffluidthroughsweatingandbreathingoutair.
B.Torelievethem,youshouldloweryourtrainingrateandtakeafewdaysoff.
C.Runnersoftenmakethemistakeofrunningtoofastatthebeginning.
D.Peoplewithheartproblemsordiabetesshouldalsoconsultdoctorsbeforerunning.
E.Runnersshouldgetthemselvesprofessionalcoachestoperformbetterinarace.
F.Mostofthemhadheartproblemsorheart-relateddiseases.
请填入正确答案相应的大写字母!
1.F2.D3.C4.B5.A
SectionD
Directions:
Readthefollowingtextaboutsocialmedianetworks.Forquestions1-5,choosetheanswer(A,B,CorD)whichyouthinkfitsbestaccordingtothetext.
SocialMediaNetworks
Communicationtechnologyisinvadingourlifemorethaneverbefore.Mobilephonesareneverfartherthanareachofourhandsaway.Emails,socialnetworks,theInternetaremorepresentthaneverbefore.Morethan60%ofallInternetusersalsocommunicateviasocialnetworksandover85%ofallteenagershaveaccountsonsocialnetworks.
PsychologistshavestartedtodefinetermslikeFacebookaddictionintheirreports.Socialmediasitescanbesoaddictingthatpeople,especiallyyoungsters,donotwanttospendtimewithanythingelse—theylivetheirrelationshipsinavirtualworld.Peopleoftenchoosetotalktoeachotherviamobilephone,SkypeorcommunicateviaFacebookbecausetheymaybeafraidofgettingtoknoweachother,facetoface.However,bydoingthis,theyaremissingoutontheirpartner’sfacialexpressionsorthegesturesthattheothermakes.EmotionsarereducedtoLikesorDislikes,smileyfacesorotheremotions.
Psychologyexpertshavealsonoticedthatmoreandmoremarriagesarebreakingup.OnemainreasonmaybebecauseFacebookmakesitpossibletocommunicatewitholdfriendsfromhigh-schoolorformerboyorgirlfriendsthatyouhavenothadcontactwithinag
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