英語(yǔ)翻譯中級(jí)口譯

英語(yǔ)翻譯中級(jí)口譯-4

(總分：240.00,做題時(shí)間：90分鐘)

一、{{B}}SECTION1:LISTENINGTEST{{/B}}(總題數(shù):1,分?jǐn)?shù)：20.00)

{{B}}A:SpotDictation{{/B}}

{{B}}Directions:{{/B}}Inthispartofthetest,youwillhearapassageandreadthesame

passagewithblanksinit.Fi11ineachoftheblankswiththewordorwordsyouhaveheard

onthetape.Writeyouranswerinthecorrespondingspaceinyour{{B}}ANSWERBOOKLET.{{/B}}

Rememberyouwillhearthepassage{{B})ONLYONCE.{{/B)}

Insize,Canadaisthesecondlargestcountryonearth.Intermsof{{U}}(1){{/U}},itisa

memberofBigSeven,theworld'sleadingindustrialnations,{{U}}(2){{/U}}theUnited

States,France,theUnitedKingdom,{{U)}(3){{/U}}Canadaplaysanactiverole{{U}}(4)

{{/U}},oftentakingpartinpeacekeepingandhumanitarianmissionsandspearheading({U}}

(5){{/U)}.Itssceneryofmountains,oceans,forestsandprairiesis{(U)}(6){{/U}}.It

hasalivelyandrichculture,withmanyworldfamousactors,popstarsandwriters.In

annual“qualityoflife”,Canadaregularlyisratedashaving{{U}}(7){{/U}}oflivingin

theworldbecauseofitshealthcare,education,{{U}}(8){{/U}},socialwelfare,andsoon.

{{U}}(9){{/[)}}itsphysicalsize,economicpowerandinternationalprestige,Canada,s

populationisverysmall.Thecurrentpopulationis{(U)}(10){{/U}).Thisparadoxofhaving

asmallnumberofpeopleinaverylarge,resource-richareagivesrisetosomeof{{U}}(11)

{{/U}}peoplehaveaboutCanada.

MostpeopledonotknowverymuchaboutCanada.Mentionthecountryandusually{{U}}(12)

{{/U}}wi11springtomind.Ontheonehand,youmightpicture{{U}}(13){{/U}},frozen

countrywherepeopleliveinigloos,eatfish,huntbearsand{{Ul}(14){{/U}}snowandcold.

Ontheother,youmightthinkCanadaisacountrythatis“justlikeAmerica."Even

Americans{{U}}(15){{/U}}Canadaasthe51ststate,apartofAmericathatthroughsome

quirkofhistoryisnotoneoftheUnitedStates.

Itiseasytounderstandhowsuch{{U}}(16){{/U}}ofCanadahavebecomeengrained.Itis

truethatmostofCanadaliesveryfarnorth.Largeareasofthecountryarewild,virtually

unpopulated{{(J)}(17){{/U}},fullofdangerousanimalsandfreezingtemperatures.Butmost

Canadiansliveinthesouthofthecountry:about{{U}}(18){{/U}}ofthepopulationis

estimatedtolivewithin{{U}}(19){{/U}}oftheCanadian-Americanborder,inaclimatethat

ismuch{{U}}(20){{/U}}.

{{B}}A:SpotDictation}{/B}}

{(B)}Directions:{(/B})Inthispartofthetest,youwillhearapassageandreadthesame

passagewithblanksinit.Fillineachoftheblankswiththewordorwordsyouhaveheard

onthetape.Writeyouranswerinthecorrespondingspaceinyour{{B}}ANSWERBOOKLET.{{/B}}

Rememberyouwillhearthepassage{{B}}ONLYONCE.{{/B}}

Insize,Canadaisthesecondlargestcountryonearth.Tntermsof{{U}}(1){{/U}},itisa

memberofBigSeven,theworld*sleadingindustrialnations,({U})(2){(/U}1theUnited

States,France,theUnitedKingdom,{{U}}(3){{/U}}Canadaplaysanactiverole{{U}}(4)

{{/U}},oftentakingpartinpeacekeepingandhumanitarianmissionsandspearheading{{U}}

(5){{/U}}.Itssceneryofmountains,oceans,forestsandprairiesis{{U}}(6){{/U}}.It

hasalivelyandrichculture,withmanyworldfamousactors,popstarsandwriters.In

annual"qualityoflife”,Canadaregularlyisratedashaving{{U}}(7)({/U}}oflivingin

theworldbecauseofitshealthcare,education,{{U}}(8){{/U}},socialwelfare,andsoon.

{{U}}(9){{/U}}itsphysicalsize,economicpowerandinternationalprestige,Canada's

populationisverysmall.Thecurrentpopulationis{{U}}(10){{/U}}.Thisparadoxofhaving

asmallnumberofpeopleinaverylarge,resource-richareagivesrisetosomeof{{U}}(11)

{(/U}tpeoplehaveaboutCanada.

MostpeopledonotknowverymuchaboutCanada.Mentionthecountryandusually{{U})(12)

{{/U}}willspringtomind.Ontheonehand,youmightpicture{{U}}(13){{/U}},frozen

countrywherepeopleliveinigloos,eatfish,huntbearsand{{U}}(14){{/U}}snowandcold.

Ontheother,youmightthinkCanadaisacountrythatis"justlikeAmerica.Even

Americans{{U}}(15){{/U}}Canadaasthe51ststate,apartofAmericathatthroughsome

quirkofhistoryisnotoneoftheUnitedStates.

Itiseasytounderstandhowsuch{{U}}(16)({/U)}ofCanadahavebecomeengrained.Itis

truethatmostofCanada1iesveryfarnorth.Largeareasofthecountryarewild,virtually

unpopulated{{U}}(17){{/U}},fullofdangerousanimalsandfreezingtemperatures.Butmost

Canadians1iveinthesouthofthecountry:about{{U}}(18){{/U}}ofthepopulationis

estimatedtolivewithin{(U}}(19){{/U})oftheCanadian-Americanborder,inaclimatethat

ismuch{{U}}(20){{/U}}.

(分?jǐn)?shù)：20.00)

(1).

(分?jǐn)?shù)：1.00)

填空項(xiàng)1：(正確答案：economicpower)

解析：［聽(tīng)力原文］1-20Insize,Canadaisthesecondlargestcountryonearth.Intermsof

economicpower,itisamemberofBigSeven,theworld,sleadingindustrialnations,ranking

alongwiththeUnitedStates,France,theUnitedKingdom,Italy,GermanyandJapan.Canada

playsanactiveroleininternationalaffairs,oftentakingpartinpeacekeepingand

humanitarianmissionsandspearheadingaidanddevelopmentprograms.Itssceneryof

mountains,oceans,forestsandprairiesisspectacular.Ithasalivelyandrichculture,

withmanyworldfamousactors,popstarsandwriters.Inannual"qualityoflife”,Canada

regularlyisratedashavingthebeststandardoflivingintheworldbecauseofitshealth

care,education,cleanenvironment,socialwelfare,andsoon.Incontrasttoitsphysical

size,economicpowerandinternationalprestige,Canada*spopulationisverysma11.The

currentpopulationisabout30.6mi11ion.Thisparadoxofhavingasmal1numberofpeoplein

averylarge,resource-richareagivesrisetosomeofthemisleadingperceptionspeople

haveaboutCanada.MostpeopledonotknowverymuchaboutCanada.Mentionthecountryand

usuallyoneoftwoimageswillspringtomind.Ontheonehand,youmightpictureasparsely

populated,frozencountrywherepeopleliveinigloos,eatfish,huntbearsandconstantly

enduresnowandcold.Ontheother,youmightthinkCanadaisacountrythatis"justlike

America”.EvenAmericansareinclinedtothinkofCanadaasthe51ststate,apartof

AmericathatthroughsomequirkofhistoryisnotoneoftheUnitedStates.Itiseasyto

understandhowsuchmisleadingimpressionsofCanadahavebecomeengrained.Itistruethat

mostofCanadaliesveryfarnorth.Largeareasofthecountryarewild,virtually

unpopulatedarcticregion,fullofdangerousanimalsandfreezingtemperatures.Butmost

Canadians1iveinthesouthofthecountry,about90percentofthepopulationisestimated

tolivewithinafewhundredkilometersoftheCanadian-Americanborder,inaclimatethat

ismuchlessextreme.

填空項(xiàng)1：(正確答案：rankingalongwith)

解析：

填空項(xiàng)1：(正確答案：Italy,GermanyandJapan)

解析:

填空項(xiàng)1:（正確答案：ininternationalaffairs)

解析：

填空項(xiàng)1:_________（正確答案：aidanddevelopmentprograms)

解析：

填空項(xiàng)1:（正確答案：spectacular)

解析：

填空項(xiàng)1:—（正確答案：thebeststandard)

解析：

填空項(xiàng)1:_________—（正確答案：cleanenvironment)

解析：

填空項(xiàng)1:.（正確答案：Incontrastto)

解析：

填空項(xiàng)1:_________—（正確答案：about30.6million)

解析：

填空項(xiàng)1:_________（正確答案：themisleadingperceptions)

解析：

填空項(xiàng)1:（正確答案：oneoftwoimages)

解析：

填空項(xiàng)1:_________________（正確答案：asparselypopulated)

解析：

填空項(xiàng)1:_________（正確答案：constantlyendure)

解析：

填空項(xiàng)1:_________（正確答案：areinclinedtothinkof)

解析：

填空項(xiàng)1:_________—（正確答案：misleadingimpressions)

解析：

填空項(xiàng)1:一（正確答案：arcticregion)

解析：

填空項(xiàng)1:_________—（正確答案：90percent)

解析：

填空項(xiàng)1:_________（正確答案：afewhundredkilometers)

解析：

填空項(xiàng)1:(正確答案：lessextreme)

解析：

二、ListeningComprehension{{/B}}(總題數(shù):2,分?jǐn)?shù)：10.00)

Statements

Directions:Inthispartofthetest,youwillhearseveralshortstatements.These

statementswillbespokenONLYONCE,andyouwillnotfindthemwrittenonthepaper;soyou

must1istencareful1y.Whenyouhearastatement,readtheanswerchoicesanddecidewhich

oneisclosestinmeaningtothestatementyouhaveheard.Thenwritetheletterofthe

answeryouhavechoseninthecorrespondingspaceinyourANSWERBOOKLET

Statements

Directions:Inthispartofthetest,youwi11hearseveralshortstatements.These

statementswillbespokenONLYONCE,andyouwillnotfindthemwrittenonthepaper;soyou

mustlistencarefully.Whenyouhearastatement,readtheanswerchoicesanddecidewhich

oneisclosestinmeaningtothestatementyouhaveheard.Thenwritetheletterofthe

answeryouhavechoseninthecorrespondingspaceinyourANSWERBOOKLET

(分?jǐn)?shù)：5.00)

A.(A)Thestorewarnedthemnottoholdtheparty.

B.(B)Theycanceledthereceptionbecauseastormislikelytocome.J

C.(C)Thereceptionwasdisruptedbythestorm.

D.(D)Theydecidednottohavethereceptioninthestorebecauseit'snotbigenoughto

holdone.

解析：［聽(tīng)力原文］Theydecidednottoholdthereceptionbecauseofthestormwarnings.

A.(A)Besidestheofficebuilding,anapartmentbuildingistobebuilttoonextyear.

B.(B)Exceptfortheofficebuilding,theyalsoplantobuildanapartmenthousenext

year.

C.(C)AnapartmentbuiIdingistobebuiltbythesideoftheofficebuiIdingnext

year.J

D.(D)Anofficehouseisgoingtobebuiltbythesideoftheapartmenthouse.

解析：［聽(tīng)力原文］Theyaregoingtobuildanapartmenthouseherebynextyear.Itisgoing

tobebuiltbesidetheofficebuilding.

A.(A)Theplumbersaidonthephonehewou1dgettheleakingfaucetassoonaspossible.

B.(B)Thefaucetdidn'tstopleakingunti1theplumbercame.

C.(C)Thefaucetstoppedleakingassoonastherepairpersoncame.

D.(D)Althoughrvephonedtherepairpersonformanytimes,hedidnotcome.J

解析：［聽(tīng)力原文］rvecalledtheplumberfourtimesfortheleakingfaucet,andeachtimehe

saidthathe'dgettoitassoonashecould.

A.(A)Thedirectorisbusynowbutshecouldstillhelpyou.

B.(B)Thesupervisoristoobusytocometoyourhelp.J

C.(C)Thoughthesupervisorisfreenow,hecannothelpyouout.

D.(D)Thedirectorishavinghishandsfulltohelpyourout.

解析：［聽(tīng)力原文］Thedirectorsaidthatyoursupervisorwashavinghishandsfullrightnow,

butsheisfreejustnow,andcouldhelpyouout.

A.(A)ItiscompulsoryforchiIdrentostartprimaryschooleducationatsix.

B.(B)Mostchildrengotoprimaryschoolatanageofsix,thoughfiveisOKtoo.

C.(C)Itiscompulsoryforchildrentogotoprimaryschoolbeforetheageofsix.

D.(D)Mostchildrenstartprimaryschoolatfive,althoughsixisalsoOK.J

解析：［聽(tīng)力原文］Primaryschooleducationiscompulsoryforchildrenfromsixyearsofage,

butmostchiIdrentherestartattheageoffive-oftenontheirfifthbirthday.

(分?jǐn)?shù)：5.00)

A.(A)Thelatestreportwi11arriveassoonasthedecisionismadetwoweekslater.

B.(B)Accordingtothelatestreport,thecommitteewillnotmakeitsdecisionuntiltwo

weekslater.

C.(C)Thedecisioncannotbemadeaftertwoweeksifthecommitteedoesn，thavethe

latestreport.J

D.(D)Ifonlythecommitteewillreceivethedecisionmadeinthelatestreport.

解析：［聽(tīng)力原文］Thecommitteecanmakeitsdecisionafortnighttodayonlyifitreceivesa

copyofthelatestreport.

A.(A)Imissedonesciencecoursebecauseofachangeinthesciencerequirementfor

graduation.

B.(B)IfailedinonesciencecoursesoIcannotmeettherequirementsforgraduation.

C.(C)Tomeettherequirementsforgraduation,Iamtakingmorethanonecourse.

D.(D)Becauseofachangeinthesciencerequirementsforgraduation,Iamlikelytohave

totakeonemorecourse.J

解析：［聽(tīng)力原文］Iamafraidthatafterachangeinthesciencerequirementsforgraduation,

Imaybeshortofonecourse.

A.(A)Thebuyerhastopay5%ofthevalueofthepropertytobeboughtinthefirst

place,andpaytherestoftheamountoninstallmentwiththeloan.J

B.(B)Ifthebuyermakesadepositof95%ofthepropertytobepurchased,therewillbea

5%discountfortheoriginalvalue.

C.(C)Ifthebuyermakesadepositof5%oftheloan,hecanhavethepropertytobe

boughtata95%discount.

D.(D)Thebuyerhastopay5%oftheloanasadepositinthefirstplace,andthenpay

therestofittothepropertymanagement.

解析：［聽(tīng)力原文］Oftenaloanismadefor95%ofthevalueofthepropertytobepurchased

leavingthebuyertoprovide5?Joasadeposit.

A.(A)Itisgoodtohaveaniceneighboraslongaspossible,anditisbadtogetridof

anastyneighbor.

B.(B)Younevergettiredofagoodbook;whileyoushouldgetridofabadonethe

earlierthebetter.V

C.(C)Itisgoodtohaveaniceneighboraslongaspossible,andabadneighborasshort

aspossible.

D.(D)Agoodbookisagoodneighborwhowilllastlong,andabadoneisjustlikeabad

neighborwhowouldliketogetridofyou.

解析：［聽(tīng)力原文］Abookmaybecomparedtoyourneighbor;ifit'sgood,itcannotlasttoo

long;ifbad,youcannotgetridofittooearly.

A.(A)AtalunchinNewYork,customersweremuchquickertopaytheirredWinewith

creditcard.

B.(B)Thecustomersatalunchbelievedthatdrinkingredwinewillmakethemyounger.、

C.(C)AtalunchinNewYork,customerswerequicktopaytheirredwinewithcreditcard

becauseitwasthetimetoclose.

D.(D)Thecustomersatalunchbelievedthatyoushouldtakeyourtimetodrinkredwine.

解析：［聽(tīng)力原文］AtaleisurelylunchinNewYork,customerswerequicktocreditredwine

withturningbacktheclock.

三、{{B}}TalksandConversations{{/B}}(總題數(shù):5,分?jǐn)?shù)：20.00)

{{Bj}Directions:{{/B}}Inthispartofthetest,youwi11hearseveralshorttalksand

conversations.Aftereachofthese,youwi11hearafewquestions.Listencarefullybecause

youwillhearthetalkorconversationandquestions{{B}}0NLYONCE.{{/B}}Whenyouheara

question,readthefouranswerchoicesandchoosethebestanswertothatquestion.Then

writetheletteroftheansweryouhavechoseninthecorrespondingspaceinyour

{{B}}ANSWERBOOKLET.{{/B}}

{{B}}Questions11-14{{/B}}

{{B}}Directions:{(/B}}Inthispartofthetest,youwillhearseveralshorttalksand

conversations.Aftereachofthese,youwillhearafewquestions.Listencarefullybecause

youwillhearthetalkorconversationandquestions{{B}}ONLYONCE.{{/B}}Whenyouheara

question,readthefouranswerchoicesandchoosethebestanswertothatquestion.Then

writetheletteroftheansweryouhavechoseninthecorrespondingspaceinyour

{{B}}ANSWERBOOKLET.({/B))

{{B}}Questions11-14{{/B}}

(分?jǐn)?shù):4.00)

A.(A)Studentandteacher.

B.(B)Jobapplicantandinterviewer.J

C.(C)Co-workers.

D.(D)Fatherandson.

解析：［聽(tīng)力原文］11T4A:YouareBlakey,areyou?Takeaseat.Isawyoutookyour'A'

levelsinEnglish,FrenchandHistory,andcontinuedwiththeArtsatuniversity.Whathas

promptedyoutowanttochangetomedicine?B:Well,I'vealways,evenatschool,been

interested,butitwasabigdecisiontotake,andIwasn'tsureatthetimeIhadtheright

temperament.Ireallywantedtowrite.A:Sothefactisyou'dratherbeawriterthana

doctor?B:Notnecessarily.Itmighthavebeentrueonce,butforsometimenowmymind's

beensetonbecomingadoctor.A:Butyouarecapableofachangeofheart.B:I'msorry,

didyoumeanthatasaquestion?A:Well,no,Idon'tthinkIamatall.Andyouleft

universitywithouttakingadegree,isthatright?B:Yes.A:Whywasthis?B:Lookingback,

IreckonItookontoomuch,toomanyactivities.A:Couldyouexplaintouswhatthese

activitieswere?B:Iproducedseveralplaysforthecollegedramaticsociety;Ispokeat

theUniondebates,anddidabitofsocialwork.A:Socialwork?B:Yes.A:Andifyour

applicationweresuccessful,couldyousupportyourself?Youhavenogrant?B:No.A:Have

youanyprivatemeans?B:IthinkIcouldmanageallright.A:Howcouldyoumanage?B:I

hadapart-timejobduringvacations,whichenabledmetosave…A:Couldyoutellus,the

weeklyincome?B:Er,that,sabout85dollars.A:Whatareyourinterests?Howdoyouspend

yoursparetime?B:Once,Ieventookpartinafishingmatch.A:Doyouplayrugby?B:No,

Iwasatasoccerschool.A:Didyoueverwinanyprizesatanything?B:No.A:Haveyouany

membersofyourfamilybeeninthemedicalprofession?B:No,mostofmyrelationsworkin

thepits.A:Um.Ithinkthatcoversprettywelleverything.Induecourseyouwillhear

fromus.11.What'sthepossiblerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?

A.(A)Awriter.

B.(B)Adoctor.J

C.(C)Asocialworker.

D.(D)Acoalminer.

解析：［聽(tīng)力原文］WhatisBlakeyapplyingtoworkas?

A.(A)Theyaresocialworkers.

B.(B)Theyareinthemedicalprofession.

C.(C)Theyarecoalminers.

D.(D)Theyarewriters.

解析：［聽(tīng)力原文］WhatdoBlakey*sparentspossiblydo?

A.(A)Wedon,tknow.

B.(B)Hecanhopefullygetthejob.

C.(C)Heislikelytolosethejob.J

D.(D)Hewouldhavetowaitforaduecourse.

解析：［聽(tīng)力原文］Whatcouldpossiblybetheresultoftheinterview?

{{B}}Questions15—18{{/B}}

{{B}}Questions15-18{{/B}}

(分?jǐn)?shù)：4.00)

A.(A)Theybuildmonuments.

B.(B)Theytel1storiesfromparentstochiIdren.

C.(C)Theywritethingsdown.

D.(D)Theymakeprofessionalhistorianspartoftheirgovernments'staffs.V

解析：［聽(tīng)力原文］15T8Fromtheearliestdays,peoplehavewantedtokeepsomerecordof

theirachievements.Thustheybuildmonuments,ortheytellstoriesfromparentsto

children,ortheywritethingsdown.Togiveshapetothestories,toshowhowevents

relatedtooneanother,ancientpeoplebegantowritewhatwecal1histories.InbothGreek

andLatin,theword“historia“meansastoryoranarrative.Historianswereregardedas

thosewhotoldthestoryofthepast.Oneoftheearliesthistorians,aGreeknamed

Herodotus,alwaystriedtomakesurethatinformationwasasaccurateaspossible.Herodotus

livedinthe400*sB.C.HewroteadetailedaccountofthePersianWars,thegreatstruggle

betweentheGreeksandthePersiansthathadtakenplaceintheyearsbeforehewasborn.A

greatdealofourinformationaboutthesewarsexistsonlybecauseHerodotusfounditout

andwroteitdown.Here,togiveoneexample,ishisaccountofhowthebattleofSalamis

began.ThiswasanavalbattleatwhichtheAthenianshipsdefeatedthePersiansthathad

takenplaceintheyear480B.C.Itwasoneoftheturningpointsofthewar,andthe

questionwashowtheGreeks,badlyoutnumbered,daredtofight.HereishowHerodotus

explainedit:Themistocles,theAthenianleader,toldthemtoboardtheirships,whereupon

theGreeksputtosea.Thefleethadhard1yleftshorewhentheywereattackedbythe

Persians.Atonce,mostoftheGreeksbegantoretreat,andwereabouttotouchlandagain

whenoneoftheAtheniancaptainsshotforwardandchargedoneoftheenemy.Thetwoships

becameentangled,andcouldnotbeseparated.AtthistherestoftheGreekfleetcameupto

help,andthebattlebegan.EversinceHerodotus,historianshaverecoveredandpreserved

informationaboutpasteventsthatotherwisewou］dhavebeenlost.Modernhistorianshave

continuedtolookfornewinformationwhichhelpsusunderstandthepastmorec1ear1yand

moreaccurately.Theusefulnessofhistoriansandtheirworkshasbeenrecognizedbya

numberofAmericanPresidents,whohavemadeprofessionalhistorianspartoftheirWhite

Housestaffs.15.WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedasoneofthewayspeopleusedto

keeprecordoftheirachievements?

A.(A)HeisaPersian.J

B.(B)Helivedinthe400'sB.C.

C.(C)HewroteabouthowthebattleofSalamisbegan.

D.(D)Heisahistorianwhotoldthestoryofthepast.

解析：［聽(tīng)力原文］WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaboutHerodotus?

A.(A)BecausetheyoutnumberedthePersians.

B.(B)BecausetheywereattackedbythePersians.

C.(C)Becausetwoshipsbecameentangledwitha.chargefromoneAtheniancaptains.J

D.(D)BecausemostofthePersiansbegantoretreatandwereabouttotouchlandagain.

解析：［聽(tīng)力原文］HowdidtheGreeksdaretofightaccordingtoHerodotus?

A.(A)Theykeepsomerecordofhistorians'achievements.

B.(B)TheybuiIdmonumentsandwritethestoriesofhistoriansdown.

C.(C)Theycontinuedtolookfornewinformationwhichhelpsusunderstandthepastmore

clearlyandmoreaccurately.

D.(D)TheyemployprofessionalhistoriansastheirWhiteHousestaffs.J

解析：［聽(tīng)力原文］InwhatwaydoAmericanPresidentsrecognizetheusefulnessofhistorians

andtheirworks?

{{B}}Questions19—22{{/B}}

{{B}}Questions19—22{{/B}}

(分?jǐn)?shù):4.00)

A.(A)Inthemorningbefore8o'clock.

B.(B)Inthemorningat11oJclock.

C.(C)Inthemorningbefore11oJclock.V

D.(D)Intheafternoonafter11o'clock.

解析：［聽(tīng)力原文］19-22A:DidyoufindXavier,Allison?B:Yeah,buttheclasswasmovedto

anotherbuiIding,soIgotlostandIwaslateby20minutesfortheclassat8am.A:Don't

worryaboutit.Itwasafreshmenclass,soI'msurethatyouweren*ttheonlypersonwho

waslate.Howwasyourfirstbiologyclass?B:It'sseemslikethefirstdayisjustgoing

overthesyllabusandfindingoutwhatwillbeexpectedofus.Therewillbethreeshort

papersinmybiologyclass,andoneclasspresentation.Theprofessorsaidhewouldtake

dailyroll,butwecouldbeallowedthreeabsenceswithoutaffectingourgrades.Ihopethat

I*11beabletodealwithal1ofthetests!A:I'vejustfinishedmynursingclass.The

professorsaidwehadtodoaconsiderableamountofreading.AndIstillhaveanEnglish

classat11.B:SodoI.wemustbeinasameclass］IsthatwithDr.Thompson?A:Yes,

that,stheone!Atleastthere,11beafamiliarfaceinclass!B:Lookatthetime!We'd

betterstartofftoclass!A:Whichwayarewegoing?TheEnglishclassisinMeKaneHall,

isn'tit?B:Yeah,Ithinkit'sonuppercampus.We'dbetterhurry!It'sabitofwalk.19.

Whendoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?

A.(A)Biologyclassat8o'clockandEnglishclassat11o'clock.J

B.(B)Nursingclassat8o'clockandEnglishclassat11o'clock.

C.(0Biologyclassat8o'clockandnursingclassat11o'clock.

D.(D)Nursingclassat8o'clockandbiologyclass11o'clock.

解析：［聽(tīng)力原文］WhattimeisAl1ison,sclassestoday?

A.(A)ItisateachingbuildingforAllison*sEnglishclass.

B.(B)ItisateachingbuildingforAllison*sbiologyclass.

C.(C)ItisateachingbuildingforAllison*snursingclass.

D.(D)Itonuppercampus.

解析：［聽(tīng)力原文］WhatisXavieraccordingtotheconversation?

A.(A)HeisanEnglishteacher,

B.(B)Heteachesfreshman.

C.(C)HewillbeattheMcKaneHallat11o'clock,

D.(D)Hewilltakedailyrollathisclass.V

解析：［聽(tīng)力原文］WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaboutDr.Thompson?

{{B}}Questions23-26{{/B}}

{{B}}Questions23_26{{/B}}

(分?jǐn)?shù)：4.00)

A.(A)Meatlesshotdogs.

B.(B)Meat-freeburgers.

C.(C)Theplant-basedcuisinesofIndia,China,Mexico,ItalyandJapan.

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