【考研类试卷】同等学力人员申请硕士学位英语-65及答案解析.doc
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1、同等学力人员申请硕士学位英语-65 及答案解析(总分:100.00,做题时间:90 分钟)When a new group of future business leaders graduate from the Harvard Business School next week, many of them will be 1 a new oath that says, in effect, greed is not good. Nearly 20 percent of the graduating class have signed “The M. B. A. Oath“, a volunt
2、ary student-lead 2 that the goal of a business manager is to “serve the greater good“. It promises that Harvard M. B. A.“s will act 3 , ethically and stop themselves from advancing their “own narrow ambitions“ at the expense of others. What has happened to making money? That, of course, is 4 at the
3、heart of the Harvard curriculum. But at Harvard and other top business schools, there has been an 5 of interest in ethics (道德) courses and in student activitiesclubs, lectures, conferencesabout personal and corporate responsibility and on how to 6 business as more than a money-making enterprise, 7 p
4、art of a large social community. Those graduating today, business school professors say, are far more concerned about how 8 affect the community, the lives of their workers and the environment. And business schools are responding with more courses, new centers specializing 9 business ethics and, in
5、the case of Harvard, student-lead efforts to bring about a professional code of conduct for M. B. A.“s, not 10 oaths that are taken by lawyers and doctors.(分数:30.00)A.formingB.adoptingC.takingD.makingA.documentB.pledgeC.treatyD.contractA.modestlyB.cautiouslyC.urgentlyD.responsiblyA.stillB.neverC.eve
6、rD.seldomA.additionB.collisionC.explosionD.inflationA.viewB.defineC.specifyD.verifyA.andB.orC.thusD.butA.individualsB.corporationsC.organizationsD.institutionsA.forB.withC.inD.onA.likeB.unlikeC.likelyD.alikeA male dental assistant, Miguel Alquicira, is in the minority. 11 he is also part of a specia
7、l, if little noticed, shift in workplace gender patterns. Over the last decade, men have begun 12 to fields long the province of women. Mr. Alquicira, 21, graduated from high school in a 13 job market, one in which the traditional opportunities, 14 construction and manufacturing, for young men witho
8、ut a college degree had dried up (枯竭). After career consultants told him that 15 fields were growing, he borrowed money for an eight-month training course. 16 then, he has had no trouble finding jobs that pay $12 or $13 an hour. He gave little 17 to the fact that more than 90 percent of dental assis
9、tants are women. But then, young men like Mr. Alquicira have come of age in a world of inverted expectations, where women far outpace (超过) men in earning degrees and 18 to hold jobs that have turned out to be, by and large, more 19 , more difficult to outsource, and more likely to grow. “The way I l
10、ook at it,“ Mr. Alquicira explained, “is that anything, 20 , that a woman can do, a guy can do.“(分数:30.00)A.ButB.ThenC.OrD.SoA.retreatingB.exploringC.flockingD.departingA.powerfulB.gloomyC.vagueD.queerA.amongB.likeC.inD.ofA.technicalB.financialC.electronicD.medicalA.UntilB.BeforeC.SinceD.AfterA.thou
11、ghtB.ideaC.notionD.mindA.intendB.attemptC.anticipateD.tendA.boringB.relaxingC.stableD.demandingA.basicallyB.particularlyC.absolutelyD.ultimatelyWhat are some of the major environmental issues in developing nations? Global warming is not among themnot 21 we look at all the deaths caused by flooding,
12、droughts, heat waves, and storms. Today, about 0.06 percent of all deaths in the developing world are the result of such 22 weather. Instead, one of the biggest environmental killers in the developing world is a problem 23 to most people in rich countries: indoor air pollution. We take for granted o
13、ur 24 to heat, light, and convenience at the flick (轻打) of a switch. 25 3 billion people in developing nations have no choice but to use 26 like cardboard (硬纸板) or dung (粪) to cook their food and warm their homes. The annual death toll from breathing the smoke of these fires is at least 1.4 million
14、and most 27 are women and children. Another big environmental problem is poverty. To the more than 1 billion people living on less than $1.25 a day, worrying about 28 issues is a distant luxury. If your family is freezing, you will cut down the last tree for fuel; if they are starving, you will stri
15、p the land bare to 29 them. And if you have no certainty about the future, you will provide for it in the only way possible, by having more children to care for you in your old age, 30 how much they will add to humanity“s demands on the planet.(分数:40.00)A.if onlyB.even ifC.in caseD.as ifA.variableB.
16、abruptC.hotD.extremeA.unfamiliarB.familiarC.evidentD.relevantA.ownershipB.accessC.optionD.supplyA.ThusB.AndC.ButD.OrA.fuelsB.stuffC.chipsD.itemsA.usersB.victimsC.dwellersD.smokersA.globalB.politicalC.economicD.environmentalA.supportB.rescueC.feedD.assistA.in case ofB.thanks toC.because ofD.regardles
17、s of同等学力人员申请硕士学位英语-65 答案解析(总分:100.00,做题时间:90 分钟)When a new group of future business leaders graduate from the Harvard Business School next week, many of them will be 1 a new oath that says, in effect, greed is not good. Nearly 20 percent of the graduating class have signed “The M. B. A. Oath“, a vol
18、untary student-lead 2 that the goal of a business manager is to “serve the greater good“. It promises that Harvard M. B. A.“s will act 3 , ethically and stop themselves from advancing their “own narrow ambitions“ at the expense of others. What has happened to making money? That, of course, is 4 at t
19、he heart of the Harvard curriculum. But at Harvard and other top business schools, there has been an 5 of interest in ethics (道德) courses and in student activitiesclubs, lectures, conferencesabout personal and corporate responsibility and on how to 6 business as more than a money-making enterprise,
20、7 part of a large social community. Those graduating today, business school professors say, are far more concerned about how 8 affect the community, the lives of their workers and the environment. And business schools are responding with more courses, new centers specializing 9 business ethics and,
21、in the case of Harvard, student-lead efforts to bring about a professional code of conduct for M. B. A.“s, not 10 oaths that are taken by lawyers and doctors.(分数:30.00)A.formingB.adoptingC.taking D.making解析:考点 动宾搭配 解析 空格中要求填入一个动词,与宾语 a new oath 搭配。本题实际上考查的是对常用动词与不同名词搭配时的熟悉程度。相对来说,A 项 forming(形成,构成)和
22、 B 项 adopting(采纳;通过,收养)作为及物动词意思和用法都不太复杂,可以很快确定。从语义角度看,这两个词与 a new oath 搭配都不够合理,因此是干扰选项。C 项 taking 和 D 项 making 往往与不同的名词构成固定的动宾搭配。就本句来说,宾语oath(誓言,誓约)必须与 take 搭配,而不跟 make 搭配。take a new oath 意为“进行一次新的宣誓”,而另一个近义名词 promise(保证)则是与 make 搭配。A.documentB.pledge C.treatyD.contract解析:考点 理解基础上的名词辨析 解析 从句子结构分析,空格
23、所在的部分是同位语,补充说明句中的“The M.B.A. Oath”。本题主句部分指出,毕业班将近 20%的学生已经签了 MBA 誓言,这是一份自愿的由学生引导的_。根据这些内容,我们可以推断,毕业生们签的不可能是一份 document(文件),因为该词尤指官方的正式公文;也不可能是 treaty(条约;协定)或 contract(合同),因为条约或合同都会至少涉及双方,而短文中只是提到了学生单方面的一种行为。B 项 pledge 意为“誓约,保证”,与句中的 oath 正好是近义词,因此是正确答案。A.modestlyB.cautiouslyC.urgentlyD.responsibly 解
24、析:考点 理解基础上的副词辨析 解析 本句阐述哈佛商学院毕业生的所签的誓言内容,句子的意思是:它保证哈佛的工商管理硕士毕业生将_、合乎道德地做事,不在损害他人的情况下实现自己“狭隘的野心”。四个选项中,A 项modestly 意为“谦虚地”,B 项 cautiously 意为“谨慎地”,C 项 urgently 意为“紧急地”,D 项responsibly 意为“负责任地”。结合本句的意思,D 项符合题意,是正确答案。其实,我们从下一段的第三个句子中也可得到一点线索,句中提到了哈佛和其他顶尖商学院对有关个人和公司道德的一些伦理道德课程和学生活动兴趣猛增。A.still B.neverC.eve
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