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2022年福建大學(xué)英語考試真題卷
（本卷共分為1大題50小題.作答時間為180分鐘，總分100分，60分及格。）
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題號單選題多項選擇判斷題綜合題總分
分值
得分
一、單項選擇題（共50題，每題2分。每題的備選項中，只有一個最符合題意）
1.Longafterthe1998WorldCupwaswon,disappointedfanswerestill
cursingthedisputedrefereeing（裁判）decisionsthatdeniedvictory,to
theirteam.Aresearcherwasappointedtostudytheperformanceofsome
topreferees.TheresearcherorganizedanexperimentaItournament（錦
標(biāo)賽）invoIvingfouryouthteams.Eachmatchlastedanhour,dividedinto
threeperiodsof20minutesduringwhichdifferentrefereeswereincharge.
Observersnoteddownthereferees*errors,ofwhichtherewere61over
thetournament.Convertedtoastandardmatchof90minutes,eachreferee
madealmost23mistakes,aremarkablyhighnumber.Theresearcherthen
studiedthevideotapestoanalysethematchesindetaiI.Surprisingly,
hefoundthaterrorsweremoreIikeIywhentherefereeswerecloseto
theincident.WhentheofficiaIsgotitright,theywere,onaverage,
17metersawayfromtheaction.Theaveragedistanceinthecaseoferrors
was12meters.Theresearchshowstheoptimum（最佳的）distanceisabout
20meters.Therealsoseemedtobeanoptimumspeed.Correctdecisions
camewhentherefereesweremovingataspeedofabout2meterspersecond.
Theaveragespeedforerrorswas4meterspersecond.IfFIFA,footbaIIJ
sinternationalrulingbody,wantstoimprovethestandardofrefereeing
atthenextWorldCup,itshouldencouragerefereestokeeptheireyes
ontheactionfromadistance,ratherthanrushingtokeepupwiththe
ball,theresearcherargues.HeaIsosaysthatFIFA'sinsistencethat
refereesshouIdretireatage45maybemisguided.Ifkeepingupwith
theactionisnotsoimportant,theirphysicaIconditionislesscritical.
ItcanbeconeIudedfromtheexperimentthat.
A.theidealretirementageforallexperiencedfootballrefereeis45
B.ageshouldnotbethechiefconsiderationinchoosingafootballreferee
C.afootballrefereeshouldbeasyoungandenergeticaspossible
D.anexperiencedfootballrefereecalldowellevenwheninpoorphysical
condition
2.Whensomeonehasmoney(56)hewantstoputinasafepIace,he(57)
takesittoabank.UntiIrecentlythevery(58)ofthebankbuiIding
wasdesignedto(59)peopIethattheirmoneywouIdbesafe.Therewere
thick,solidwallsandbarredwindows.AlIthewindowsanddoorswere
wiredtoset(60)theburglaralarmsifanyonetriedto(61)hisway
in.Thevaultswherehemoneywaskepthadhuge,steeldoorswith(62)
locks.(63)guardswithpistoIsintheirhoIsterswereaIwayson(64)
inthebank.Thetellerscages-thecubicles(65)thebankclerks,or
tellers,worked-actuaIly(66)cages.Theyhadgratingsacrossthe
front,highsidesandback,andadoorthatcouldbeopenedonIybypushing
areIeasebutton.ThenewstyIeofbankdesign(67)someofthese(68)
features,buttheideanowistomakethebank(69)Iikeafriendly
place(70)thanaforbiddingfortress.ThemodembankbuiIdingsare
openandIight,(71)IargegIasswindowsanddoors.Thetellers*cages
havebeen(72)byflat,unobstructedcounters.The(73)andburglar
alarmsarestillthere,buttheyare(74)noticeabIethanthey(75)
tobe.
A.assure
B.cheat
C.persuading
D.puzzle
3.ModerntechnoIogyhasdeveIopedinamannerwhichoftenconfIictswith
theenvironment.Nevertheless,itispossibleandpracticaltoachieve
ahighleveloftechnologywithoutalteringtheovera11naturaI
environment.Therearetwobasicmethodsofconserving（保護(hù)）the
naturalenvironment.Oneisalternativetechnologyinwhichtechniques
（suchaswindmiIIsandsolarenergy）mustbefoundforprovidingpower.
Theotheristotrytominimizetheeffectsofmodemtechnologybythe
moreefficientuseofmaterialsandmoreeffectivepoIIutioncontrol.
（79）TherecomesapointwhenthequaIityofIifecannolongerbeimproved
becauseofthehighpopulationdensity（密度）andthelargelyunsuccessful
attemptstomeetitsdemands.Presentenergypoliciesofthewestern
worIdareconsideringnewenergysourcestomeetthedemandsofagrowing
population.Themainsourcesusedhavebeenoil,gas,andcoal--which
areinIimitedsupply-andnuclearpower,whichhasproblemsconcerning
radioactivewastestorage.Windandsolarenergyarealternative
possibiIities,butonlysolarenergyislikelytobecomeamainpower
sourceformanycountries.Manyofthematerialsuseddailyina
technologicalsocietyaredestined（注定）tobediscarded.Rags,paper,
meta11glass,andplasticsarealIsubstancesthatcouldberecycIedor
reused.ResearchisbeingdonetodeterminemethodsofseparatingusefuI
productsfromindustrialanddomesticwaste.（80）Theprocessingof
sewage（污水）requiresconsiderableamountsofelectricity.Manysewage
treatmentplantsintheU.S.havebecomeself-sufficientbyusingthe
methanegas（沼氣）givenoffbysewage.Thisisco11ectedingasholders
andburnedtoproduceheatandcreateelectricity.Thesolidwasteitself
isoftenusedforsoiIenrichment.
Fromthepassage,wecanconeIudethat.
A.conservationtechnologyisanecessity
B.nuclearpoweristheenergysourceofthefuture
C.problemsofenergyconservationarenotworldwide
D.alltheindustrialanddomesticwastescanbereusedandrecycled
4.Whensomeonehasmoney(56)hewantstoputinasafeplace,he(57)
takesittoabank.UntiIrecentlythevery(58)ofthebankbuiIding
wasdesignedto(59)peopIethattheirmoneywouldbesafe.Therewere
thick,solidwallsandbarredwindows.AlIthewindowsanddoorswere
wiredtoset(60)theburglaralarmsifanyonetriedto(61)hisway
in.Thevaultswherehemoneywaskepthadhuge,steeldoorswith(62)
Iocks.(63)guardswithpistoIsintheirhoisterswereaIwayson(64)
inthebank.Thetellerscages-thecubicles(65)thebankclerks,or
tellers,worked-actuaIIy(66)cages.Theyhadgratingsacrossthe
front,highsidesandback,andadoorthatcouldbeopenedonIybypushing
areIeasebutton.ThenewstyIeofbankdesign(67)someofthese(68)
features,buttheideanowistomakethebank(69)Iikeafriendly
place(70)thanaforbiddingfortress.ThemodembankbuiIdingsare
openandIight,(71)IargegIasswindowsanddoors.Thetellers*cages
havebeen(72)byflat,unobstructedcounters.The(73)andburglar
alarmsarestillthere,buttheyare(74)noticeablethanthey(75)
tobe.
A.about
B.off
C.out
D.forth
5.ModerntechnoIogyhasdeveIopedinamannerwhichoftenconfIictswith
theenvironment.Nevertheless,itispossibleandpracticaltoachieve
ahighleveloftechnologywithoutalteringtheoveralInaturaI
environment.Therearetwobasicmethodsofconserving（保護(hù)）the
naturalenvironment.Oneisalternativetechnologyinwhichtechniques
（suchaswindmiIIsandsolarenergy）mustbefoundforprovidingpower.
Theotheristotrytominimizetheeffectsofmodemtechnologybythe
moreefficientuseofmaterialsandmoreeffectivepo11utioncontrol.
（79）TherecomesapointwhenthequaIityofIifecannolongerbeimproved
becauseofthehighpopuIationdensity（密度）andthelargelyunsuccessfuI
attemptstomeetitsdemands.Presentenergypoliciesofthewestern
worIdareconsideringnewenergysourcestomeetthedemandsofagrowing
population.Themainsourcesusedhavebeenoil,gas,andcoaI--which
areinIimitedsupply-andnuclearpower,whichhasproblemsconcerning
radioactivewastestorage.Windandsolarenergyarealternative
possibiIities,butonlysolarenergyislikelytobecomeamainpower
sourceformanycountries.Manyofthematerialsuseddailyina
technologicalsocietyaredestined（注定）tobediscarded.Rags,paper,
metaI,glass,andplasticsarealIsubstancesthatcouldberecycledor
reused.ResearchisbeingdonetodeterminemethodsofseparatingusefuI
productsfromindustrialanddomesticwaste.（80）Theprocessingof
sewage（污水）requiresconsiderableamountsofelectricity.Manysewage
treatmentplantsintheU.S.havebecomeself-sufficientbyusingthe
methanegas（沼氣）givenoffbysewage.Thisisco11ectedingasholders
andburnedtoproduceheatandcreateelectricity.Thesolidwasteitself
isoftenusedforsoiIenrichment.
Processingsewagerequireslargequantitiesof.
A.water
B.electricity
C.gas
D.oil
6.Whensomeonehasmoney(56)hewantstoputinasafeplace,he(57)
takesittoabank.UntiIrecentlythevery(58)ofthebankbuiIding
wasdesignedto(59)peopIethattheirmoneywouIdbesafe.Therewere
thick,solidwallsandbarredwindows.AlIthewindowsanddoorswere
wiredtoset(60)theburglaralarmsifanyonetriedto(61)hisway
in.Thevaultswherehemoneywaskepthadhuge,steeldoorswith(62)
Iocks.(63)guardswithpistoIsintheirholsterswereaIwayson(64)
inthebank.Thetellerscages-thecubicles(65)thebankclerks,or
tellers,worked-actuaIIy(66)cages.Theyhadgratingsacrossthe
front,highsidesandback,andadoorthatcouldbeopenedonIybypushing
areIeasebutton.ThenewstyIeofbankdesign(67)someofthese(68)
features,buttheideanowistomakethebank(69)Iikeafriendly
place(70)thanaforbiddingfortress.ThemodembankbuiIdingsare
openandIight.(71)IargegIasswindowsanddoors.Thetellers*cages
havebeen(72)byflat,unobstructedcounters.The(73)andburglar
alarmsarestillthere,buttheyare(74)noticeabIethanthey(75)
tobe.
A.push
B.make
C.feel
D.force
7.Whensomeonehasmoney(56)hewantstoputinasafepIace,he(57)
takesittoabank.UntiIrecentlythevery(58)ofthebankbuilding
wasdesignedto(59)peoplethattheirmoneywouldbesafe.Therewere
thick,solidwallsandbarredwindows.AlIthewindowsanddoorswere
wiredtoset(60)theburglaralarmsifanyonetriedto(61)hisway
in.Thevaultswherehemoneywaskepthadhuge,steeIdoorswith(62)
Iocks.(63)guardswithpistoIsintheirholsterswereaIwayson(64)
inthebank.Thetellerscages-thecubicles(65)thebankclerks,or
tellers,worked-actuaIIy(66)cages.Theyhadgratingsacrossthe
front,highsidesandback,andadoorthatcouldbeopenedonIybypushing
areIeasebutton.ThenewstyIeofbankdesign(67)someofthese(68)
features,buttheideanowistomakethebank(69)Iikeafriendly
place(70)thanaforbiddingfortress.ThemodembankbuiIdingsare
openandIight,(71)IargegIasswindowsanddoors.Thetellers,cages
havebeen(72)byflat,unobstructedcounters.The(73)andburglar
alarmsarestillthere,buttheyare(74)noticeabIethanthey(75)
tobe.
A.competent
B.comprehensive
C.complicated
D.compromise
8.Whensomeonehasmoney(56)hewantstoputinasafeplace,he(57)
takesittoabank.UntiIrecentlythevery(58)ofthebankbuiIding
wasdesignedto(59)peopIethattheirmoneywouIdbesafe.Therewere
thick,solidwallsandbarredwindows.AlIthewindowsanddoorswere
wiredtoset(60)theburglaralarmsifanyonetriedto(61)hisway
in.Thevaultswherehemoneywaskepthadhuge,steeldoorswith(62)
locks.(63)guardswithpistoIsintheirhoIsterswereaIwayson(64)
inthebank.Thetellerscages-thecubicles(65)thebankclerks,or
tellers,worked——actuaIIy(66)cages.Theyhadgratingsacrossthe
front,highsidesandback,andadoorthatcouIdbeopenedonIybypushing
areIeasebutton.ThenewstyIeofbankdesign(67)someofthese(68)
features,buttheideanowistomakethebank(69)Iikeafriendly
place(70)thanaforbiddingfortress.ThemodembankbuiIdingsare
openandIight.(71)IargegIasswindowsanddoors.Thetellers*cages
havebeen(72)byflat,unobstructedcounters.The(73)andburglar
alarmsarestillthere,buttheyare(74)noticeabIethanthey(75)
tobe.
A.Sensitive
B.Reluctant
C.Uniformed
D.Voluntary
9.Whensomeonehasmoney(56)hewantstoputinasafeplace,he(57)
takesittoabank.UntiIrecentlythevery(58)ofthebankbuiIding
wasdesignedto(59)peopIethattheirmoneywouldbesafe.Therewere
thick,solidwallsandbarredwindows.AlIthewindowsanddoorswere
wiredtoset(60)theburgIaraIarmsifanyonetriedto(61)hisway
in.Thevaultswherehemoneywaskepthadhuge,steeldoorswith(62)
Iocks.(63)guardswithpistoIsintheirhoisterswereaIwayson(64)
inthebank.Thetellerscages-thecubicles(65)thebankclerks,or
tellers,worked-actuaIly(66)cages.Theyhadgratingsacrossthe
front,highsidesandback,andadoorthatcouldbeopenedonIybypushing
areIeasebutton.ThenewstyIeofbankdesign(67)someofthese(68)
features,buttheideanowistomakethebank(69)Iikeafriendly
place(70)thanaforbiddingfortress.ThemodembankbuiIdingsare
openandIight,(71)IargegIasswindowsanddoors.Thetellers1cages
havebeen(72)byflat,unobstructedcounters.The(73)andburglar
alarmsarestillthere,buttheyare(74)noticeablethanthey(75)
tobe.
A.business
B.duty
C.leave
D.service
10.Whensomeonehasmoney(56)hewantstoputinasafepIace,he(57)
takesittoabank.UntiIrecentlythevery(58)ofthebankbuiIding
wasdesignedto(59)peopIethattheirmoneywouldbesafe.Therewere
thick,solidwallsandbarredwindows.AlIthewindowsanddoorswere
wiredtoset(60)theburglaralarmsifanyonetriedto(61)hisway
in.Thevaultswherehemoneywaskepthadhuge,steeldoorswith(62)
locks.(63)guardswithpistoIsintheirhoIsterswereaIwayson(64)
inthebank.Thetellerscages-thecubicles(65)thebankclerks,or
tellers,worked-actuaIly(66)cages.Theyhadgratingsacrossthe
front,highsidesandback,andadoorthatcouIdbeopenedonIybypushing
areIeasebutton.ThenewstyIeofbankdesign(67)someofthese(68)
features,buttheideanowistomakethebank(69)Iikeafriendly
place(70)thanaforbiddingfortress.ThemodembankbuiIdingsare
openandIight,(71)IargegIasswindowsanddoors.Thetellers1cages
havebeen(72)byflat,unobstructedcounters.The(73)andburglar
alarmsarestillthere,buttheyare(74)noticeabIethanthey(75)
tobe.
A.that
B.with
C.which
D.where
11.Whensomeonehasmoney(56)hewantstoputinasafepIace,he(57)
takesittoabank.UntiIrecentlythevery(58)ofthebankbuiIding
wasdesignedto(59)peopIethattheirmoneywouIdbesafe.Therewere
thick,solidwallsandbarredwindows.AlIthewindowsanddoorswere
wiredtoset(60)theburglaralarmsifanyonetriedto(61)hisway
in.Thevaultswherehemoneywaskepthadhuge,steeIdoorswith(62)
locks.(63)guardswithpistoIsintheirhoIsterswereaIwayson(64)
inthebank.Thetellerscages-thecubicles(65)thebankclerks,or
tellers,worked-actuaIly(66)cages.Theyhadgratingsacrossthe
front,highsidesandback,andadoorthatcouIdbeopenedonlybypushing
areIeasebutton.ThenewstyIeofbankdesign(67)someofthese(68)
features,buttheideanowistomakethebank(69)Iikeafriendly
place(70)thanaforbiddingfortress.ThemodembankbuiIdingsare
openandIight,(71)IargegIasswindowsanddoors.Thetellers1cages
havebeen(72)byflat,unobstructedcounters.The(73)andburglar
alarmsarestillthere,buttheyare(74)noticeabIethanthey(75)
tobe.
A.alike
B.like
C.resembled
D.similar
12.Whensomeonehasmoney(56)hewantstoputinasafeplace,he(57)
takesittoabank.UntiIrecentlythevery(58)ofthebankbuiIding
wasdesignedto(59)peopIethattheirmoneywouIdbesafe.Therewere
thick,solidwallsandbarredwindows.AlIthewindowsanddoorswere
wiredtoset(60)theburglaralarmsifanyonetriedto(61)hisway
in.Thevaultswherehemoneywaskepthadhuge,steeldoorswith(62)
locks.(63)guardswithpistoIsintheirhoIsterswerealwayson(64)
inthebank.Thetellerscages-thecubicles(65)thebankclerks,or
tellers,worked-actuaIIy(66)cages.Theyhadgratingsacrossthe
front,highsidesandback,andadoorthatcouldbeopenedonIybypushing
areIeasebutton.ThenewstyIeofbankdesign(67)someofthese(68)
features,buttheideanowistomakethebank(69)Iikeafriendly
place(70)thanaforbiddingfortress.ThemodembankbuiIdingsare
openandIight.(71)IargegIasswindowsanddoors.Thetellers*cages
havebeen(72)byflat,unobstructedcounters.The(73)andburglar
alarmsarestillthere,buttheyare(74)noticeablethanthey(75)
tobe.
A.remained
B.remains
C.retained
D.retains
13.Whensomeonehasmoney(56)hewantstoputinasafeplace,he(57)
takesittoabank.UntiIrecentlythevery(58)ofthebankbuiIding
wasdesignedto(59)peoplethattheirmoneywouldbesafe.Therewere
thick,solidwallsandbarredwindows.AlIthewindowsanddoorswere
wiredtoset(60)theburglaralarmsifanyonetriedto(61)hisway
in.Thevaultswherehemoneywaskepthadhuge,steeldoorswith(62)
Iocks.(63)guardswithpistoIsintheirhoisterswereaIwayson(64)
inthebank.Thetellerscages-thecubicles(65)thebankclerks,or
tellers,worked-actuaIIy(66)cages.Theyhadgratingsacrossthe
front,highsidesandback,andadoorthatcouldbeopenedonIybypushing
areIeasebutton.ThenewstyIeofbankdesign(67)someofthese(68)
features,buttheideanowistomakethebank(69)Iikeafriendly
place(70)thanaforbiddingfortress.ThemodembankbuiIdingsare
openandIight,(71)IargegIasswindowsanddoors.Thetellers1cages
havebeen(72)byflat,unobstructedcounters.The(73)andburglar
alarmsarestillthere,buttheyare(74)noticeabIethanthey(75)
tobe.
A.protective
B.prospective
C.prescriptive
D.preservative
14.Whensomeonehasmoney(56)hewantstoputinasafepIace,he(57)
takesittoabank.UntiIrecentlythevery(58)ofthebankbuiIding
wasdesignedto(59)peopIethattheirmoneywouIdbesafe.Therewere
thick,solidwallsandbarredwindows.AlIthewindowsanddoorswere
wiredtoset(60)theburglaralarmsifanyonetriedto(61)hisway
in.Thevaultswherehemoneywaskepthadhuge,steeldoorswith(62)
Iocks.(63)guardswithpistoIsintheirhoisterswereaIwayson(64)
inthebank.Thetellerscages-thecubicles(65)thebankclerks,or
tellers,worked-actuaIly(66)cages.Theyhadgratingsacrossthe
front,highsidesandback,andadoorthatcouldbeopenedonIybypushing
areIeasebutton.ThenewstyIeofbankdesign(67)someofthese(68)
features,buttheideanowistomakethebank(69)Iikeafriendly
place(70)thanaforbiddingfortress.ThemodembankbuiIdingsare
openandIight,(71)IargegIasswindowsanddoors.Thetellers*cages
havebeen(72)byflat,unobstructedcounters.The(73)andburglar
aIarmsarestillthere,buttheyare(74)noticeabIethanthey(75)
tobe.
A.looking
B.looks
C.seem
D.seemed
15.Whensomeonehasmoney(56)hewantstoputinasafepIace,he(57)
takesittoabank.UntiIrecentlythevery(58)ofthebankbuiIding
wasdesignedto(59)peoplethattheirmoneywouldbesafe.Therewere
thick,solidwallsandbarredwindows.AlIthewindowsanddoorswere
wiredtoset(60)theburgIaraIarmsifanyonetriedto(61)hisway
in.Thevaultswherehemoneywaskepthadhuge,steeldoorswith(62)
locks.(63)guardswithpistoIsintheirhoIsterswereaIwayson(64)
inthebank.Thetellerscages-thecubicles(65)thebankclerks,or
tellers,worked-actuaIly(66)cages.Theyhadgratingsacrossthe
front,highsidesandback,andadoorthatcouldbeopenedonIybypushing
areIeasebutton.ThenewstyIeofbankdesign(67)someofthese(68)
features,buttheideanowistomakethebank(69)Iikeafriendly
place(70)thanaforbiddingfortress.ThemodembankbuiIdingsare
openandIight,(71)IargegIasswindowsanddoors.Thetellers*cages
havebeen(72)byflat,unobstructedcounters.The(73)andburglar
alarmsarestillthere,buttheyare(74)noticeablethanthey(75)
tobe.
A.better
B.less
C.more
D.rather
16.Whensomeonehasmoney(56)hewantstoputinasafepIace,he(57)
takesittoabank.UntiIrecentlythevery(58)ofthebankbuiIding
wasdesignedto(59)peopIethattheirmoneywouldbesafe.Therewere
thick,solidwallsandbarredwindows.AlIthewindowsanddoorswere
wiredtoset(60)theburgIaraIarmsifanyonetriedto(61)hisway
in.Thevaultswherehemoneywaskepthadhuge,steeldoorswith(62)
Iocks.(63)guardswithpistoIsintheirhoisterswereaIwayson(64)
inthebank.Thetellerscages-thecubicles(65)thebankclerks,or
tellers,worked-actuaIly(66)cages.Theyhadgratingsacrossthe
front,highsidesandback,andadoorthatcouIdbeopenedonIybypushing
areIeasebutton.ThenewstyIeofbankdesign(67)someofthese(68)
features,buttheideanowistomakethebank(69)Iikeafriendly
place(70)thanaforbiddingfortress.ThemodembankbuiIdingsare
openandIight,(71)IargegIasswindowsanddoors.Thetellers*cages
havebeen(72)byflat,unobstructedcounters.The(73)andburglar
alarmsarestillthere,buttheyare(74)noticeabIethanthey(75)
tobe.
A.and
B.behind
C.have
D.with
17.Whensomeonehasmoney(56)hewantstoputinasafepIace,he(57)
takesittoabank.UntiIrecentlythevery(58)ofthebankbuilding
wasdesignedto(59)peopIethattheirmoneywouIdbesafe.Therewere
thick,solidwallsandbarredwindows.AlIthewindowsanddoorswere
wiredtoset(60)theburglaralarmsifanyonetriedto(61)hisway
in.Thevaultswherehemoneywaskepthadhuge,steeldoorswith(62)
Iocks.(63)guardswithpistoIsintheirhoisterswereaIwayson(64)
inthebank.Thetellerscages-thecubicles(65)thebankclerks,or
tellers,worked-actuaIly(66)cages.Theyhadgratingsacrossthe
front,highsidesandback,andadoorthatcouldbeopenedonIybypushing
areIeasebutton.ThenewstyIeofbankdesign(67)someof
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