2023年新視野2級(jí)A卷

期末考試英語試題（新視野二級(jí)A卷）注意事項(xiàng):試題分試卷（一）和試卷（二)兩部分。每部分的客觀題在答題卡上作答,主觀題在專用答題紙上作答。考試結(jié)束時(shí)只需提交答題卡和答題紙。請(qǐng)務(wù)必看清題號(hào)。答題卡和答題紙上務(wù)必涂、寫清楚院系專業(yè)、姓名、學(xué)號(hào)等所有各項(xiàng)。?NeｗHoｒｉzonCｏｌｌegｅEnglｉsｈＴｅｓｔBａnｄＴｗo(A）20２3/7ParｔILｉsteｎingComｐrｅhensiｏn(３0Pｏinｔs)SｅctioｎA(yù)Dirｅctｉonｓ：Inthissection,yｏｕ’llｈeaｒtｅnｓｈｏrｔcoｎveｒsatiｏnｓ.Afterｅachｃoｎverｓaｔｉon,aquｅstiｏnwilｌｂeaskedabouｔwhａｔｗａsｓaid.Theｃonversａt(yī)iｏnaｎｄqｕestionｗｉlｌbeｒeadonｌyonce.Ｌistencarｅfullｙaｎdchoｏseｔhebesｔanｓweｒtｏeachqueｓtiｏｎ.1.A）Seeaｄｏctoｒ

B)Ｓtayinbｅｄforafewdayｓ.

C）Getｔreaｔｍentinabetterhospitａｌ.?D）Makeaｐhoｎecalltotｈedｏcｔor．2．Ａ）Thｅ2：0０ｔrainwillaｒriveearliｅｒ.

B)Ｔhe2：3０trainｈasaｄiningcaｒ.

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D)Theyaregongtｏhａvesomｅfastfoodonｔhｅtｒａin.3．Ａ）SheｈasbｅｅｎlongｉｎgtｏａｔtendHarvarｄUniveｒsｉty.?B)Sｈｅ’llconsidｅrｔheｍａn’sｓｕggｅsｔｉｏncarefulｌy.

C）ShehaｓfiｎishedｈｅrｐｒｏjectｗｉｔｈDｒ.Garcｉa’ｓｈelp.

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C）ThemａｎcａnｈarｄlｙundｅｒstandＡlice’spresｅntatｉｏｎ.?D)Tｈeｍandiｄｎ’tthinkhｉghlyofＡlｉce’ｓｐｒｅsｅnｔation.5.A)It’swoｒｓeｔhａn3０yｅａrｓａgo.

B)Iｔreｍａiｎsａlmosｔｔｈesamｅasbefoｒe.

C)Thｅreａremｏｒeｅｘtremesintheweatｈeｒ.

D）Theｒeｈａｓbeenasignificａnｔriseｉntemperａt(yī)uｒｅ.６.A)Ａｔapubｌｉｓhinghousｅ.?B）Atabookstｏre.

C)Iｎareadingｒoom?D)InProf.Jｏrdan’soffｉce7.A）Theｍancanstａyinherｂｒother’sapartｍeｎｔ．

B)Heｒｂｒoｔheｒcanhelpthｅmanfiｎdａcheａpeｒhoｔeｌ.?C)Hｅrbrｏｔhｅrｃａnfinｄanapａrtmeｎtｆortheｍan.

Ｄ)Themanshoｕlｄhａvebookeｄａｌessexｐensivehｏｔｅl.8.A)Ｐｒｉｏritysｈouldbegｉｖｅnｔolisｔeｎing.

B）Ｉt’smoｓtｈelpfuｌtorｅadEnｇlｉsｈｎewspaperｓｅveryday.

C)Ｉt’smｏreeffectｉvetocoｍbineｌｉｓteningwitｈreaｄing.

D)Readinｇshoulｄcomebeforelｉｓｔeｎing．9.Ａ)Itcanhelpsolvecoｍｐlexproｂlｅｍs．?Ｂ)Ｉtwｉllmoｓtliｋeｌｙｐroveiｎeffecｔｉve

C)Itｉsａneｗwｅaｐonagａiｎstterｒｏｒｉｓts．?D)Itｗiｌlhelpdeteｃｔａｌlkindsｏfliａrs.10.A）Heｌptｈecｏmｐａnyｒecｒuiｔgrａduａt(yī)ｅstuｄeｎtｓ.

B)Visｉttheｅlectroniｃsｃompａnyｎextｗｅe(cuò)ｋ．

Ｃ)Getaｐart-ｔiｍｅｊobｏncamｐuｓbeforegraduation.

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AlbertEinsｔeinhａdａgｒｅａt(yī)ｅｆｆｅctonscienceanｄhistory,gｒeaterthａnonｌyafewotｈeｒmenhaveachiｅved.AnAmeｒｉｃａｎｕnivｅｒsiｔypreｓｉdｅnｔoncｅcoｍｍｅｎｔｅｄｔhatＥinsteinhadｃrｅaｔｅdａnｅwoutｌooｋ,anｅwviｅwｏｆtheuｎｉｖeｒse.Itmaｙｂesometiｍeｂeｆoｒeｔheａveragemiｎdｕndersｔanｄsfullytheiｄeｎｔityoftiｍeaｎdspaceandsｏｏn-－－-buｔｅｖenｏrｄｉnarｙmenｕndeｒｓtandnowthaｔtheｕnｉverseissoｍｅthｉngｌargerthａneｖerthｏuｇｈtbｅfore.By1914tｈｅyounｇＥinsｔｅiｎhａdｇainedworldfame．ＨeaccepｔeｄtheoffｅｒtoｂecomeａｐroｆeｓsoraｔtｈePrussianAｃadeｍyoｆＳcienｃeiｎBｅrlｉn.Heｈadfeｗdｕｔieｓ,lｉｔtlｅｔeacｈinｇaｎdunlｉmiｔｅdopｐｏｒtｕnｉtiｅsfｏｒstuｄy，butsｏｏnhｉspeaceandquｉｅｔｗereｂrokｅnbｙtｈeFirｓｔWｏrldＷar.Einｓteｉｎhatｅｄviolence.Themiｓeｒｙ(悲慘)ｏfwaraffｅctedhimｄｅe(cuò)ply,anｄｈesａt(yī)ｕnhappｉlyｉｎｈisｏfｆiceｄoinglitｔle.Ｈelostinterｅstinhｉsｒｅｓｅaｒｃh.Onｌywhｅnpeaｃｅcａmeｉｎ1918waｓheａbletoｇetｂacktowoｒｋ.InthｅyeａrsfｏllｏｗiｎgWorldWarIhonorｓwｅreinｃrｅａsingｌyheapeｄoｎhiｍ.ＨebｅｃamethｅheａdｏｆｔheKaｉserWhihemInstituteofThｅoreｔｉｃalPｈysiｃｓ.In192１ｈewｏntheＮobelPｒize,andｈewａshonoredｉnＧeｒｍanyuntｉｌtｈｅｒｉseoｆNaziｓmwhenhewasｄrivenfromＧermａｎybｅcausehewasaＪeｗ.2６．Themaｉｎｉdeaoftｈefiｒｓｔpａｒａgrapｈis_＿_(dá)＿＿Ａ.thｅtimeｗｈenｐeoplekｎｏwEinsteinＢ.ｔhefｅe(cuò)lingofanAmeriｃaｎcoｌｌegｅｐｒesideｎtC．tｈechａngeｉｎhｕｍanthougｈｔpｒodｕcｅｄｂｙＥiｎsteiｎD.tｈｅｄifficulｔyofEinsｔein’ｓｔhouｇhttoteaｃheｒｓ27.AｃｃoｒdinｇtoｔheAmｅriｃanunivｅｒｓiｔyｐｒｅsiｄeｎt，___＿_(dá)_．A.eｖeｒyonｅunderstａｎdsEinsteiｎ’stheoｒytodayＢ．ＥinsteｉnacｈievｅdmoretｈananyothｅｒscieｎｔistsinhistｏrｙＣ.ThetheoryoｆrelaｔivｉtycanbｅｑuｉcｋlylearnedｂｙｅveryoneＤ.OｕｒiｄeaｓabouｔthｅuniｖerｓeａreｄｉffｅreｎttｏdaｙbecaｕｓeofEinsｔｅin２8.Accｏrdiｎgtopaｒaｇraｐh２,AｌbｅrｔＥiｎsteｉn＿_(dá)____A.waｓａfaｍouscｈeｍｉstB.ｈｅadeｄarｅsearchinstituｔeＣ.waｓｆａmoｕsiｎｔhewｏrldD.enｊoｙedreａdｉngaboutwaｒ29.AｃcｏrdingtotｈｅｐａｓsageEｉnsｔeiｎdｉdhｉsgrｅateｓｔｗｏrk____＿．A.ｄurｉngWｏrldＷarIB.wｈenheｗasyｏungC.wheｎＮazisｍrosｅＤ.betwｅe(cuò)n１90６-191530.Itｍａyｂecoｎcｌudedtｈaｔ_＿_(dá)_．A.AlｂｅrtEinｓteinｗａsforcedtｏserveintｈｅGｅrmanaｒｍｙＢ.ＡlbeｒtＥinsteinhadｎoｏtherinterestsbeｓiｄeｓsｃienceC.EiｎsｔeinmaｄｅａlotmoｒebrｅakｔhrougｈsｉｎhisｒesｅarchａftertheＦirstＷo(hù)rldＷar．Ｄ.Hisreputａt(yī)ｉｏｎwａｓrｕinedbecａｕsｅofｈiswoｒkduringＷo(hù)rｌdＷarＩＴext2

Aｆewminｕtesａｇo,waｌkingbａｃkfromlunｃｈ，ＩsｔartedtocｒｏssｔｈestreetｗhenＩｈeardｔhｅｓoundofａcoindropping.Itｗaｓn’ｔmuchbuｔ,aｓIｔｕrｎeｄ,myeyeｓcａughtthehｅadsofｓeｖeralothｅrpeopletuｒｎingtoo．Aｗoｍanhaｄdroｐpedwhaｔappeａrｅｄtoｂｅａdimｅ.Thｅtinｋliｎgsoundｏｆａcoindrｏppingonpａvementisanaｔｔｅnｔiｏn-ｇｅtteｒ．Itcａnbeｎothiｎgmoｒｅtｈanaｐenny.Whaｔeｖｅrthecoinis,ｎooneｉgnorestheｓoundofit.Itｇｏtmethinkingａboutｓoundsagaiｎ.Ｗｅaresurroundedbyｓｏmanｙsouｎdｓthatattrａcｔｔhemostattention．ＰeｏｐleinＮewYｏｒkＣityｓelｄomturntolooｋwheｎaｆｉreeｎgiｎe,ａpolicecaroranambulaｎｃe(救護(hù)車)ｃｏｍesscreamingａlongthestｒｅe(cuò)t.WhｅnI’mｉnNeｗYork，Ｉ’maNewＹorker.Idｏｎ’tturneitｈer.Ｌiketｈenaｔiveｓ．Iｈａrｄlyhｅａrａsiｒeｎthｅｒｅ．AtｈomeｉnmyliｔtletowninCoｎnｅcｔicut,ｉt’sdifｆeｒent.Thedｉsｔantwaｉlofapolicecar,anemergｅnｃyｖehicleoｒａｆirｅｓireｎｂrｉnｇｓmetoｍyfeetifI’msｅatedanｄｂｒingsｍeｔotｈｅwindｏｗiｆI’minｂed．Ｉt’stｈequietestsoｕnｄsｔhaｔhａｖemostefｆeｃtoｎus,notthelouｄesｔ.Ｉnｔhemiｄdｌeofthenighｔ，Icanhearａｄrｉppｉngtapａhuｎdredyaｒdｓawａytｈroughthreecｌoseddoｏrｓ．Ｉ’vｅｂｅe(cuò)nｈeａriｎｇlittleｃreａkingnｏｉsesandsoｕnｄｓwhｉchｍｙimaginａt(yī)ｉｏnturnsｉnｔｏｆｏotｓtｅpsinｔhｅmｉddleofｔｈenｉｇhtfｏｒtwｅnty-fｉveyeａrｓinouｒhouｓe.HoｗcｏｍeIneverhｅarｔhoｓesoｕnｄｓiｎthedaｙtimｅ？I’ｍqｕiｔecｌｅarｉnmyｍｉｎｄｗｈａｔthegｏodsoｕｎdsareａｎdwhａt(yī)thebａdsoundsarｅ.I’veturneｄagaｉnｓｔｗｈistling,forｉnｓtance.IuｓedｔoｔhinkofｉｔasｔhemａrkofahaｐpywｏｒkerbｕtlatｅｌyI’ｖebeenassocｉatiｎgｔhｅwhisｔlerwithａneｒvouspersonmakｉｎgcｏｍpulsivｅnoisｅs.Thetappinｇ,ｔaｐpｉng,ｔａppingofmyｔypｅwｒｉｔerasｔhｅkeyshitthepaperisaloｖelｙsoｕndtomｅ.ＩoｆteｎlｉkeｔhesｏｕｎdofwｈatIwrｉｔebetterｔhanｔhｅlｏoksofiｔ.31.Tｈｅsoundoｆacｏindｒｏppｉｎgmaｋeｓpeopｌｅ＿_(dá)___＿_(dá)_.A.tｈinkｏfｍoneyＣ.pａyattentionｔoitB.lｏokａt(yī)eacｈoｔherD．stopｃrossｉｎgｔhesｔreｅt32.PeoｐleｉnＮｅwＹｏｒｋ＿＿_(dá)___＿_(dá)_.Ａ.don’ｔcareaｂoutemergｅnｃieｓＣ.areattｒａcｔedbysoｕnｄsB.areuseｄtｏsireｎsD.dｏｎ’tｈearloudnoises33.Howdoeｓtheaｕｔhｏrrｅlateｔosoｕｎｄｓaｔnight?A.Heｉｍaginｅssoundsthatdonoteｘｉst.B.Heexagｇeratｅｓquietsoｕnds.Ｃ.Hethiｎｋｓtapsshouldbeturnｅdｏfｆ.D.Ｈｅｂeliｅvｅsit’sｒａt(yī)herquietａｔnight.34.Hediｓlikｅｓwhiｓtlｉngｂｅcausｅ___＿_(dá)__＿_(dá).A．heistiredoｆiｔC.itｒeｍｉndshiｍｏｆｔｅnsｅｐｅoｐleＢ.ｈｅusｅdtｏbehappｉｅrD.ｉtsugｇesｔsbusｙdailyｗorｋ35.Ｈoｗｄoestheｗriteｒfeｅlabouｔsoundsiｎgenerａl?A.Thｅyｍaｋeｈiｍfｅe(cuò)latｈome.Ｂ.Ｈethinkｓｔheyshouldbeignｏred.C.Ｈｅbelievｅsｔheyareｐartofourｌiveｓ.D.Ｈｅｐreferssileｎcetoloudnoisｅs.Tｅxt3Doyouｆindgettinｇupｉnthemｏrnｉngsodiｆfｉculttｈaｔit’sｐａinful?Thｉsmightbｅcａlledlaｚiｎess,buｔDr.Kleiｔmanｈａｓaneweｘplanation．Hｅhaｓpｒoｖedthaｔeｖeryonehasadaiｌyｅｎeｒgycyｃle.Ｄuringthehourswhenyoｕｌaborthroughｙourwoｒkyoumａysaｙｔhａt(yī)ｙoｕ’re“hoｔ”．That’sｔrue.Thetｉmeofｄaywｈeｎyouｆｅｅlmosｔeneｒgeｔicｉswhｅnｙourcycｌeｏfbodytｅmperａt(yī)ｕreisatitsｐｅak.Foｒsoｍepeopletｈepeａｋｃoｍesdurｉnｇthefｏrenoｏn．Fｏrotｈersitcomesiｎtheaｆterｎoonoreveｎｉnｇ.Ｎooｎehａsdiscovｅredwhｙthisｉsso,butitleadstoｓｕchfaｍiliaｒｍoｎｏloguｅｓ(自言自語)as:“Getup，Johｎ!Yoｕ’lｌbelateforwoｒｋａｇａiｎ!”TheｐosｓibleexplanaｔiｏｎtoｔhｅｔroubｌｅisｔhatJoｈｎisathisｔeｍpeｒａt(yī)ure－anｄ－energyｐｅaｋintheｅvening．Muchfamiｌyｑuarrellｉngendswhenｈusbａnｄsａｎｄwiｖeｓrealｉzeｗhaｔｔｈeseeｎergｙcycｌｅsmean,anｄwhichcｙｃleeａchmemｂeｒofｔｈefaｍilyhａｓ.Yoｕcan’tｃhanｇeyｏureｎeｒgｙcycｌe,butｙｏｕcanｌｅaｒnｔｏmakeyoｕrlｉfｅfitｉtbetｔer.Habitｃanheｌp,Dr.Ｋleitmanｂeliｅvｅｓ.Mayｂeｙoｕ’rｅsleｅpyinthｅe(cuò)vｅningｂｕｔfeelyｏuｍuststayｕｐlatｅanｙway.Countｅｒact(對(duì)抗）ｙoｕrcycleｔosｏmeextｅｎｔbｙhａbituａllｙstayinguｐlaterthanｙouwantto.Ifyoureｎergyiｓｌowinｔhemoｒningbuｔｙouhaveanimporｔａntｊoｂtoｄoｅarｌyintheｄａy,risebeforeyｏurusualhour.Thiswon’tchanｇeｙourcｙclｅ,ｂｕtyou’llgetｕpsｔeａm(鼓起干勁)ａｎdwoｒkbetteraｔyourｌｏwpoinｔ．Gｅtoffｔoaslowstａrtthaｔsaveｓyｏureneｒgｙ.Getｕｐwｉｔhaleiｓｕrｅlyyａwnａndstretch.Sitoｎtheeｄgeｏftheｂedaminutebeｆoreｐuｔtingyourｆeetｏntｈefｌoor.Aｖoiｄtheｔroｕblesomesｅarcｈforclｅａnclothesbylayｉｎｇtｈemoｕttheniｇｈtbeｆore.Wheneverpossiｂle,ｄorouｔinｅwｏrkiｎｔheafterｎoonａｎdsａvｅtａskｓｒeqｕiriｎgmoreenerｇｙorconｃｅntｒaｔｉonforyｏｕrsharpｅｒhoｕrs.３6.Iｆapersonfindsgｅｔtingupｅａｒlyaproblem,mosｔｐrobably___＿＿_(dá)__.heisalazypｅｒｓｏnherefｕsｅsｔofollowhisｏｗｎeｎerｇｙcycleｈeisnotsｕrｅwhenhisｅneｒgyｉslowｈeisaｔhispeaｋｉntheａftｅrnoonｏrevening37.Ｗhichｏfthefollｏwingmaｙｌeaｄtｏfamiｌyquaｒrelsaｃcoｒｄinｇtothｅｐａssaｇe？Unawaｒｅｎessofeneｒgycｙｃles.Faｍiliaｒmoｎｏlｏgｕeｓ.Aｃhａngeｉｎａfamiｌyｍemｂeｒ’ｓenｅrgycyｃle．Ａttemptstｏｃｏntｒoltheeｎerｇyｃyｃlｅofotheｒfamilymｅmｂers．３８.Ifonewanｔstowoｒkｍorｅe(cuò)ｆfiｃieｎtlｙａt(yī)ｈｉslowpoinｔinthemorning,heshｏｕld_＿_(dá)＿_(dá)___.chａｎgehisｅnergycyｃleＣ)gｅtupearlieｒtｈａｎusualoveｒcomｅｈｉslazinesｓD)gotｏbｅdearlier３９.Youareａdvｉsedtｏrisｅｗithayaｗnaｎdｓtretchbｅcauｓｅitwill_＿_(dá)__＿_(dá)__＿_(dá)．helpｔｏkeepyoｕrenergyｆortｈｅday’sworkheｌｐyｏutｏcoｎtrｏlyｏuｒtｅmperearｌyintｈeｄayenaｂｌeｙoutoｃoncentrateonyoｕrroutineｗorｋkeepyｏureｎerｇycycｌeuｎderｃontrolallday40．WhiｃhoｆｔhefolｌoｗingｓtａｔemenｔｓisNＯTTＲＵE?Gettingoｆftoｗｏrkｗithａminimuｍｅfｆｏｒｔheｌｐｓｓaveoｎe’seｎerｇy.Dr.Kleitｍａｎexplaｉnswhypｅｏpｌerｅacｈtheirpeａksatdifｆeｒenｔhｏursofday.C)Habitsｈelｐapersonａｄaｐttohisowｎｅneｒｇycyclｅ.D)Ｃhiｌdｒenｈaｖeenergycycles,too．SeｃtｉｏnB.SkiｍmiｎgandｓcａnningDiｒeｃtions:Iｎthispaｒt,ｙouaｒerｅquｉreｄtogoovｅｒｔｈe３ｐasｓａgｅsquicklyａnｄanswerthｅquestions.Passage1.(Questiｏｎ４1isbaｓedonthefolloｗinｇpassage.）41.Thisｌｅtteriswrｉtｔenbya_＿_(dá)___.

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