CET4模擬題匯總附答案1

PartIWriting(30minutes)

Directions:Forthispart,youareallowed30minutestowriteashortessayonthetopicofAFew

MarksonCompetition.Youshouldwriteatleast120wordsfollowingtheoutlinegivenbellow:

.競爭無處不在

1姓名：

2.競爭與合作之間的關(guān)系

3.由此我們應(yīng)該

PartIIReadingComprehension(SkimmingandScanning)(15minutes)

Directions:Inthispart,youwillhave15minutestogooverthepassagequicklyandanswerthe

questionsonAnswerSheet1.Forquestions1-7,choosethebestanswerfromthefourchoices

markedA),B),C),andD).Forquestions8-10,completethesentenceswiththeinformationgiven

inthepassage.

BeautyandBodyImageintheMedia

Imagesoffemalebodiesareeverywhere.Women—andtheirbodyparts—selleverything

fromfoodtocars.Popularfilmandtelevisionactressesarebecomingyounger,tallerandthinner.

Somehaveevenbeenknowntofaintonthesetfromlackoffood.Women'smagazinesarefullof

articlesurgingthatiftheycanjustlosethoselasttwentypounds,they'llhaveitall-theperfect

marriage,lovingchildren,greatsex,andarewardingcareer.

Whyarestandardsofbeautybeingimposedonwomen,themajorityofwhomarenaturally

largerandmorematurethananyofthemodels?Theroots,someanalystssay,areeconomic.By

presentinganidealdifficulttoachieveandmaintain,thecosmeticanddietproductindustriesare

assuredofgrowthandprofits.

Andit'snoaccidentthatyouthisincreasinglypromoted,alongwiththinness,asanessential

criterionofbeauty.Ifnotallwomenneedtoloseweight,forsurethey'reallaging,saysthe

QuebecActionNetworkforWomen'sHealthinits2001report.And,accordingtotheindustry,

ageisadisasterthatneedstobedealtwith.

Thestakesarehuge.Ontheonehand,womenwhoareinsecureabouttheirbodiesaremore

likelytobuybeautyproducts,newclothes,anddietaids.Itisestimatedthatthedietindustryalone

isworthanywherebetween40to100billion(U.S.)ayearsellingtemporaryweightloss(90to

95%ofdietersregainthelostweight).Ontheotherhand,researchindicatesthatexposureto

imagesofthin,young,air-brushedfemalebodiesislinkedtodepression,lossofself-esteemand

thedevelopmentofunhealthyeatinghabitsinwomenandgirls.

TheAmericanresearchgroupAnorexiaNervosa&RelatedEatingDisorders,Inc.saysthat

oneoutofeveryfourcollege-agedwomenusesunhealthymethodsofweightcontrol—including

fasting,skippingmeals,excessiveexercise,laxative(瀉藥)abuse,andself-inducedvomiting.The

pressuretobethinisalsoaffectingyounggirls:theCanadianWomen'sHealthNetworkwarnsthat

weightcontrolmeasuresarenowbeingtakenbygirlsasyoungas5and6.Americanstatisticsare

similar.Severalstudies,suchasoneconductedbyMarikaTiggemannandLevinaClarkin2006

titled"AppearanceCultureinNine-to12-Year-OldGirls:MediaandPeerInfluencesonBody

Dissatisfaction,indicatethatnearlyhalfofallpreadolescentgirlswishtobethinner,andasa

resulthaveengagedinadietorareawareoftheconceptofdieting.In2003,Teenmagazine

reportedthat35percentofgirls6to12yearsoldhavebeenonatleastonediet,andthat50to70

percentofnormalweightgirlsbelievetheyareoverweight.Overallresearchindicatesthat90%of

womenaredissatisfiedwiththeirappearanceinsomeway.

MediaactivistJeanKilbourneconcludesthat,“Womenaresoldtothedietindustrybythe

magazineswereadandthetelevisionprogramswewatch,almostallofwhichmakeusfeel

anxiousaboutourweight.^^

UnattainableBeauty

Perhapsmostdisturbingisthefactthatmediaimagesoffemalebeautyareunattainablefor

allbutaverysmallnumberofwomen.Researchersgeneratingacomputermodelofawomanwith

Barbie-dollproportions,forexample,foundthatherbackwouldbetooweaktosupporttheweight

ofherupperbody,andherbodywouldbetoonarrowtocontainmorethanhalfaliverandafew

centimetersofbowel.Arealwomanbuiltthatwaywouldsufferfromchronicdiarrhea(慢性腹瀉)

andeventuallydiefrommalnutrition.JillBarad,PresidentofMattel(whichmanufacturesBarbie),

estimatedthat99%ofgirlsaged3to10yearsoldownatleastoneBarbiedoll.

Still,thenumberofreallifewomenandgirlswhoseekasimilarlyunderweightbodyis

epidemic,andtheycansufferequallydevastatinghealthconsequences.In2006itwasestimated

thatupto450,000Canadianwomenwereaffectedbyaneatingdisorder.

TheCultureofThinness

Researchersreportthatwomen'smagazineshavetenandone-halftimesmoreadsand

articlespromotingweightlossthanmen'smagazinesdo,andoverthree-quartersofthecoversof

women'smagazinesincludeatleastonemessageabouthowtochangeawoman'sbodily

appearance-bydiet,exerciseorcosmeticsurgery.

Televisionandmoviesreinforcetheimportanceofathinbodyasameasureofawoman's

worth.CanadianresearcherGregoryFoutsreportsthatoverthree-quartersofthefemalecharacters

inTVsituationcomediesareunderweight,andonlyoneintwentyareaboveaverageinsize.

Heavieractressestendtoreceivenegativecommentsfrommalecharactersabouttheirbodies

("Howaboutwearingasack?"),and80percentofthesenegativecommentsarefollowedby

cannedaudiencelaughter.

Therehavebeeneffortsinthemagazineindustrytobuck(抵制，反抗)thetrend.For

severalyearstheQuebecmagazineCoupdePoucehasconsistentlyincludedfull-sizedwomenin

theirfashionpagesandChatelainehaspledgednottotouchupphotosandnottoincludemodels

lessthan25yearsofage.InMadrid,oneoftheworld'sbiggestfashioncapitals,ultra-thinmodels

werebannedfromtherunwayin2006.FurthermoreSpainhasrecentlyundergoneaprojectwith

theaimtostandardizeclothingsizesthroughusingauniqueprocessinwhichalaserbeamisused

tomeasurereallifewomen'sbodiesinordertofindthemosttruetolifemeasurement.

Ethics

Anotherissueistherepresentationofethnicallydiversewomeninthemedia.A2008study

conductedbyJuanitaCovertandTravisDixontitled“AChangingView:Representationand

EffectsofthePortrayalofWomenofColorinMainstreamWomen'sMagazines“foundthat

althoughtherewasanincreaseintherepresentationofwomenofcolour,overallwhitewomen

wereoverrepresentedinmainstreamwomen'smagazinesfrom1999to2004.Self-Improvementor

Self-Destruction?

Thebarrageofmessagesaboutthinness,dietingandbeautytells“ordinary"womenthatthey

arealwaysinneedofadjustment-andthatthefemalebodyisanobjecttobeperfected.

JeanKilbournearguesthattheoverwhelmingpresenceofmediaimagesofpainfullythin

womenmeansthatrealwomen'sbodieshavebecomeinvisibleinthemassmedia.Thereal

tragedy,Kilbourneconcludes,isthatmanywomeninternalizethesestereotypes,andjudge

themselvesbythebeautyindustry'sstandards.Womenlearntocomparethemselvestoother

women,andtocompetewiththemformaleattention.Thisfocusonbeautyanddesirability

^effectivelydestroysanyawarenessandactionthatmighthelptochangethatclimate.”

1.Womensmagazinesarefullofarticlestourgewomento.

A)eatlesssweetfoodC)marryarichhusband

B)loseweightD)haveatleasttwokids

2.Thecosmeticanddietproductindustriesgainprofitsby.

A)exaggeratingthegoodnessabouttheirproducts

B)targetingatchildrenandfemales

C)presentinganidealimagedifficulttoachieve

D)distributingfreesamplesfromhometohome

3.CanadianWomen'shealthNetworkwarnsthatweightcontrolmeasuresarenowbeing

takenbygirls.

A)atage5or6C)atage13or14

B)atage9or10D)atage16or17

4.In2003,Teenmagazinereportedthatpercentofnormalweightgirls

believetheyareoverweight.

A)35to50C)50to70

B)50D)90

5.ResearchersfoundthatarealwomanwithBarbie-dollproportionswould.

A)sufferfromheartdiseaseC)liveamorerewardinglife

B)beverypopularwithmalesD)diefrommalnutrition

6.Televisionandmoviesemphasizethatawoman'sworthcanbejudgedby.

A)thecosmeticssheusesC)thethinnessofherbody

B)thejewelryshewearsD)thewealthofherhusband

7.Spainhasrecentlyundergoneaprojectto.

A)includefull-sizedwomeninitsfashionmagazines

B)standardizeclothingsizes

C)banultra-thinmodelsfromtherunway

D)promoteweightlossamongmen

8.Inmainstreamwomen'smagazinesfrom1999to2004,were

overrepresented.

9.JeanKilbourneconcludesthatmanywomenjudgethemselvesby

10.Thefocusondestroysanyawarenessandactionthatmight

helptochangethetrend.

PartIVReadingComprehension(ReadinginDepth)(25minutes)

SectionA

Directions:Inthissection,thereisapassagewithtenblanks.Youarerequiredtoselectoneword

foreachblankfromalistofchoicesgiveninawordbankfollowingthepas-sage.Readthe

passagethroughcarefullybeforemakingyourchoices.Eachchoiceinthebankisidentifiedbya

letter.PleasemarkthecorrespondingletterforeachitemonAnswerSheet2withasingleline

throughthecentre.Youmaynotuseanyofthewordsinthebankmorethanonce.

Questions47to56arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

Theeconomiccostsofnoiseareseveral.Airportsarecurrentlyoperatingatlessthan47

becauseofnoiseregulationswhichrestricttheirhoursofoperation.Forinstance,atWashington's

NationalAirportnojettrafficisallowedfrom11pmto7am.Otherairportsrestricttheuseof

certainrunway.Oneestimateisthatnoise48reducepossibleairportuseby20percent.

The49cargotradeisespeciallyaffectedbynightrestrictions.

Inthecaseofairports,jetenginesmaybe50toreducetheirnoiselevel,orinsulationfromair

trafficnoisemaybeprovidedbythepurchaseoflandaroundairportsortheinsulationof

buildings.Oneestimateisthat$5.7billionwouldberequiredto51allexistingjetengineswith

noisecontroldevices.However,52thecurrentstateoftheart,eventakingthisstepwillnotreduce

noiselevelsatallpointsto53values.Somecombinationofmethodsisprobablynecessary.

Ifallaircraftweremadequieterbyexistingmethods,therewouldbeanumberofeconomic

benefits.Anincreaseinairportcapacitywould54.Propertyvaluesnearairportsmightrise.

Transportationcoststoandfromairportscouldbereducedsincetheairportsnowcouldbelocated

closertopopulationcenter.

Muchresearchstillneedstobedoneontheeconomic55ofnoisereductionandnoise

effects.Althoughsomeoftheeffectsofnosepollutionareknown,moremustbediscoveredabout

itseffectsonhealth,productivity,propertyvaluesandthequalityoflife.56,thecostofnoise

pollutioncontroltotheeconomyasawholeneedstobeinvestigated.

A)identification

B)equip

C)profitable

D)capacity

E)pollution

F)restrictions

G)transformed

H)significant

I)furthermore

J)acceptable

K)modified

L)accordingly

M)considering

N)occur

O)aspects

SectionB

Directions:Thereare2passagesinthissection.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestions

orunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).You

shoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthecorrespondingletteron

AnswerSheet2withasinglelinethroughthecenter.

PassageOne

Questions57to61arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

Mostpeoplecanrememberaphonenumberforuptothirtyseconds.Whenthisshortamount

oftimeelapses,however,thenumbersareerasedfromthememory.Howdidtheinformationget

thereinthefirstplace?Informationthatmakesitswaytotheshorttermmemory(STM)doesso

viathesensorystoragearea.Thebrainhasafilterwhichonlyallowsstimulithatisofimmediate

interesttopassontotheSTM,alsoknownastheworkingmemory.

Thereismuchdebateaboutthecapacityanddurationoftheshorttermmemory.Themost

acceptedtheorycomesfromGeorgeA.Miller,acognitivepsychologistwhosuggestedthat

humanscanrememberapproximatelysevenchunksofinformation.Achunkisdefinedasa

meaningfulunitofinformation,suchasawordornameratherthanjustaletterornumber.

Moderntheoristssuggestthatonecanincreasethecapacityoftheshorttermmemorybychunking,

orclassifyingsimilarinformationtogether.Byorganizinginformation,onecanoptimizetheSTM,

andimprovethechancesofamemorybeingpassedontolongtermstorage.

Whenmakingaconsciousefforttomemorizesomething,suchasinformationforanexam,

manypeopleengagein“roterehearsal”.Byrepeatingsomethingoverandoveragain,weareable

tokeepamemoryalive.Unfortunately,thistypeofmemorymaintenanceonlysucceedsifthere

arenointerruptions.Assoonasapersonstopsrehearsingtheinformation,ithasthetendencyto

disappear.Whenapenandpaperarenothandy,youmightattempttorememberaphonenumber

byrepeatingitaloud.Ifthedoorbellringsorthedogbarkstocomeinbeforeyougetthe

opportunitytomakeyourphonecall,youwillforgetthenumberinstantly.Therefore,rote

rehearsalisnotanefficientwaytopassinformationfromtheshorttermtolongtermmemory.A

betterwayistopractice“elaboraterehearsal”.Thisinvolvesassigningsemanticmeaningtoa

pieceofinformationsothatitcanbefiledalongwithotherpre-existinglongtermmemories.

Encodinginformationsemanticallyalsomakesitmoreretrievable.Retrievinginformation

canbedonebyrecognitionorrecall.Humanscanrecallmemoriesthatarestoredinthelongterm

memoryandusedoften.However,ifamemoryseemstobeforgotten,itmayeventuallybe

retrievedbyprompting.Themorecuesapersonisgiven(suchaspictures),themorelikelya

memorycanberetrieved.Thisiswhymultiplechoicetestsareoftenusedforsubjectsthatrequire

alotofmemorization.

注意：此部分試題請在答題卡2上作答。

57.Accordingtothepassage,howdomemoriesgettransferredtotheSTM?

A)Theyrevertfromthelongtermmemory.

B)Theyarefilteredfromthesensorystoragearea.

C)Theygetchunkedwhentheyenterthebrain.

D)Theyenterviathenervoussystem.

58.Howdotheoristsbelieveapersoncanremembermoreinformationinashorttime?

A)Byorganizingit.

B)Byrepeatingit.

C)Bygivingitaname.

D)Bywritingitdownonpaper.

59.Whydoestheauthormentionadog'sbark?

A)Toexemplifypoormemory.

B)Toanalyzeatypeofinterruption.

C)Tocomparehumanmemorywithdogs'memory.

D)Toillustratethelackofefficiencyofroterehearsal.

60.Whichofthefollowingistrueaboutretrievinginformation?

A)Elaboraterehearsalcontributestoinformationretrieval.

B)Themostefficientwayofretrievinginformationistoassignsemanticmeaningtothe

information.

C)It'simpossibletoretrieveforgotteninformationwithoutpictureprompts.

D)Encodinginformationismoreefficientthanchunkingit.

61.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?

A)One'smemorycapacitycanbeenhancedbyroterehearsal.

B)Puttinginformationtowritingissuggestedtoimprovememory.

C)Providingsufficientpromptshelpsinformationretrieval.

D)Multiplechoiceexamsarethemostdifficult.

PassageTwo

Questions62to66arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

Before,wheneverwehadwealth,westarteddiscussingpoverty.Whynotnow?Whyisthe

currentpoliticsofwealthandpovertyseeminglyaboutwealthalone?Eightyearsago,whenBill

Clintonfirstranforpresident,theDowJonesaveragewasunder3,500,yearlyfederalbudget

deficitswereprojectedathundredsofbillionsofdollarsforeverandbeyond,andnoonetalked

aboutthe"permanentboom^^orthe“neweconomy.^^Yetinthatmorestraitenedtime,Clinton

mademuchoftheimportanceof“notleavingasinglepersonbehind."Itispossiblethatsimilar

“compassionate”rhetoricmightyetplayaroleinthegeneralelection.

Butitisstrikinghowmuchlesstalkthereisaboutthepoorthantherewaseightyearsago,

whenthecountrywaseconomicallyuncertain,orinpreviouseras,whenthecountryfeltflush.

Evenlastsummer,whenClintonspentseveraldaysonaremarkabletourthroughimpoverished

areasfromIndianreservationsinSouthDakotatoghettoneighborhoodsinEastSt.Louis,the

administrationdecidedtorefertotheeffortnotasapovertytourbutasa“newmarketsinitiative.^^

Whatishappeningispartlyalogical,policy-drivenreaction.Povertyreallyislowerthanit

hasbeenindecades,especiallyforminoritygroups.Themostattractivesolutiontoit—agrowing

economy—isbeingapplied.Thepeoplewhohavebeentotallyleftoutofthisboomoftenhave

medical,mentalorotherproblemsforwhichnoonehasanimmediatesolution."Theeconomyhas

suckedinanyonewhohasanypreparation,anyabilitytocopewithmodernlife,“saysFranklinD.

Raines,theformerdirectoroftheOfficeofManagementandBudgetwhoisnowheadofFannie

Mae.Whenheandotherpeoplewhospecializeintheissuetalkaboutsolutions,theytalk

analyticallyandlongterm:education,developmentofworkskills,shiftsinthelabormarket,

adjustmentsinwelfarereform.

ButIthinkthereisanotherforcethathasmadethisaricherawithbarelyvisiblepoorpeople.

ItistheunusualsocialandimaginativeseparationbetweenprosperousAmericaandthosestillleft

out.It'ssimpleinvisibility,becauseofincreasinggeographic,occupational,andsocialbamersthat

blockonegroupfromtheother'sview.

注意：此部分試題請在答題卡2上作答。

62.Inthe1stparagraph,theword“straitened”means.

A)difficult

B)wealthy

C)distant

D)straightforward

63.Theauthorstatesthatoneimportantreasonthatwedonottalkmuchaboutpovertyis

that.

A)nooneknowswhattodoaboutit

B)povertyreallyislowerthaninthepast

C)noonehasbeenleftoutofthecurrentboom

D)thepresidentisnotconcernedaboutthepoor

64.Afterreadingthispassage,wecanconcludethat.

A)therelationshipbetweentherichandthepoorhaschanged

B)thegoodeconomywillsoonend

C)povertywillbeobliteratedasaresultofincreasedwealth

D)allpeoplebenefitfromgoodeconomicconditions

65.Whatistheauthor'spurposeinwritingthispassage?

A)Toentertain.

B)Totellastory.

C)Todescribe.

D)Topersuade.

66.Themainideaofthepassageisthat.

A)Thecountryisenjoyingeconomicgrowth

B)Thepoorarebenefitingfromtoday'sgoodeconomy

C)Inthepastweweremoreawareofthepoorthanwearetoday

D)Inthepastthereweremanymorepoorpeoplethantherearetoday

PartVCloze(15minutes)

Directions:Thereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage.Foreachblanktherearefour

choicesmarkedA),B),C)andD)ontherightsideofthepaper.YoushouldchoosetheONEthat

bestfitsintothepassage.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletteronAnswerSheet2withasingleline

throughthecenter.

ThehumanraceisusinguptheEarth'sresourcesfasterthaneverbefore,accordingtoanew

reportbytheUnitedNationsPopulationFund(UNFPA).^Environmentaldevastationisnotsimply

awasteof67,itisathreattothecomplexstructuresthat68humandevelopment,saysthereport.

69attentionmustbepaidtofinda(n)70betweenhumanandenvironmentalneeds,itsays.

Thereport,StateoftheWorldPopulation2001,saysthatwatersuppliesandagricultural

landsarecoming71suchincreasingpressurethat,ifleft72,ourplanetwillnotbeabletosupport

usinfutureyears.Overthepast70years,theworld'spopulationhastripledto6.1billionpeople,

73water-useincreasingsixfold,saysthereport.Already508millionpeoplelivein31countries

thatlackwater.Andtheproblemislikelyto74astheglobalpopulationis75torisetoeight

billionby2025.

By2050,predictsthereport,4.2billionpeoplewillbelivingincountriesthatcannotmeet

people'sdaily76needs.Uncleanwaterandpoorsanitationalreadykillsover12millionpeople

everyyear.Foodproductionisalso77byenvironmentalproblems,saysthereport.

44To78thefuturepopulationandimprovetheirdiets,theworldwillhavetodoublefood

production,itsays."Butsinceavailablecroplandis79,mostproductionwillhavetocomefrom

higher80ratherthannew81

Accordingtothereport,globalpovertycannotbe82without83theenvironmentaldamage

causedbytheseincreasesinconsumptionandpopulation84.Toreducetheburdenontheplanet,

thereportsuggests,alleffortsshouldbe85toimproveeducationandhealthcare,asthiswould86

reducepopulationgrowth.

67.A)facilitiesC)reserves

B)resourcesD)sources

68.A)supportC)retain

B)foundD)advocate

69.A)IntensiveC)Emergent

B)IntenseDUrgent.

70.A)equationC)balance

B)tradeoffD)core

71.A)underC)below

B)intoD)beyond

72.A)unnoticedC)alone

B)behindD)unchecked

73.A)inC)by

B)withD)above

74.A)enhanceC)decline

B)heightenD)worsen

75.A)projectedC)intended

B)speculatedD)assessed

76.A)luxuriousC)intrinsic

B)utmostD)basic

77.A)affectedC)reflected

B)effectedD)generated

78.A)containC)furnish

B)lodgeD)accommodate

79.A)shrinkingC)contracting

B)diminishingD)waning

80.A)outputsC)yields

B)turnoversD)harvests

81.A)cultivationC)farming

B)productionD)plowing

82.A)lightenedC)elevated

B)releasedD)eased

83.A)reversingC)upsetting

B)invertingD)disregarding

84.A)standardsC)norms

B)indexesD)levels

85.A)triedC)done

B)takenD)made

86.A)ineffectC)inpart

B)inturnD)byturns

PartVITranslation(5minutes)

Directions:CompletethesentencesbytranslatingintoEnglishtheChinesegiveninthebrackets.

87.Whenaskedaboutthekeytohersuccess,Rowlingtoldthejournalistthatherparentshad

played

animportantroleby（使她在很小的年紀(jì)就接觸文學(xué)）.

88.Whilemanypeopleknowthatmoneyisnottheimportantthingintheworld,Isuspect

（并不是每個人都能抵制住追求金錢的誘惑）.

89.（只是最近我才意識到）that

languageis

closelyrelatedtoculture.

89.Ifstimethat（對市中心的交通問題采取措施）.

91.Shekeptherparentsinsuspenseforseveraldays

（才告訴父母她得到了獎學(xué)金）.

PartIIReadingComprehension（SkimmingandScanning）（15minutes）

LB2.C3.A4.C5.D6.C7,B

8.overallwhitewomen

9.thebeaulyindustry'sstandards

10.beautyanddesirability

PartIVRe^dlfigC'omprehension(ReadinginDepth)(25minute^

SectionA:c5

47.D49.C

52.M53.N56.1

SectionB

57.B韓鏟59D

62.A64.C

PartVCloze

67.B68.A69.D70.C71.A

72.D73.B74.D75.A76B

77.A78.D79.A80C81.A

82.D83.A84.D85.D86B

PartVITranslation(5%)

87.Whenaskedabouttliekeytohersuccess,Rowlingtoldtliejournalistthatherparentshadplayed

animportantrolebyexposingherloliteralurealanearlyage.

88.Whilemanypeopleknowthatmoneyisnottheimportantthingintheworld,Isuspectnotcv?

cryonecanresistdie^Riptaliontopursuemoney.

89.NotuntilIrealizethatlanguageiscloselyrelatedto

90.ItsI的附，weretakenaboutthetrafficprobl?|

91.ShekepW^pti?etijs-0suspenseforseveralda^beforeshetold力adwonasdiol?

國守/也分

PartIWriting(30minutes)

Directions:Forthispart,youareallowed30minutestowriteacompositiononthetopic:

WILLPHONESKILLLETTERWRITING?Youshouldwriteatleast120wordsaccordingtothe

outlinegivenbelowinChinese:

1.年輕人越來越趨向于打電話

2.信件是否會被電話取締

3.我的觀點

PartIIReadingComprehension(SkimmingandScanning)(15minutes)

Directions:Inthispart,youwillhave15minutestogooverthepassagequicklyandanswer

thequestionsonAnswerSheet1.

Forquestions1-7,mark

Y(forYES)ifthestatementagreeswiththeinformationgiveninthepassage;

N(forNO)ifthestatementcontradictstheinformationgiveninthepassage;

NG(forNOTGIVEN)iftheinformationisnotgiveninthepassage.

Forquestions8-10,completethesentenceswiththeinformationgiveninthepassage.

HolySquid!PhotosOfferFirstGlimpseofLiveDeep-SeaGiant

LikesomethingstraightoutofaJulesVernenovel,anenormoustentaclecreatureloomsout

oftheinkyblacknessofthedeepPacificwaters.

Butthisisn'tsciencefiction.AsetofextraordinaryimagescapturedbyJapanesescientists

markthefirst-everrecordofalivegiantsquid(Architeuthis)inthewild.

Theanimal一whichmeasuresroughly25feet(8meters)long一wasphotographed2,950feet

(900meters)beneaththeNorthPacificOcean.Japanesescientistsattractedthesquidtoward

camerasattachedtoabaitedfishingline.

Thescientistssaytheysnappedmorethan500imagesofthemassivecephalopodbeforeit

brokefreeaftersnaggingitselfonahook.Theyalsorecoveredoneofthegiantsquid'stwolongest

tentacles,whichseveredduringitsstruggle.

Thephotosequence,takenoffJapan'sOgasawaraIslandsinSeptember2004,showsthe

squidhominginonthebaitedlineandenvelopingitin"aballoftentacles."

TsunemiKuboder