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1、大学英语四级 104及答案解析(总分：746.57，做题时间：130 分钟)一、Writing (30 minutes)(总题数：1，分数：30.00)1.For this part, you are allowed 30 minutes to write a composition on the topic: Is It Good to Take a Part-time Job? You should write at least 120 words following the outline given below. 1) 有人认为有一份兼职工作对大学生来说很有好处。 2) 也有人认为大学

2、生不应该出去兼职。 3) 你的观点是 （分数：30.00）_二、Reading Comprehensio(总题数：1，分数：71.00)Final stars under microscope At the kick-off of Wednesday evenings UEFA Champions League final, there were 16 players on the Stade de France turf whose next assignment will be in Germany in June. With little over three weeks before

3、the start of the FIFA World Cup, the match duly offered FIFA- an ideal last chance to assess the form of some of the summers likely headline-makers. Jens Lehmann (GER, Arsenal) It is not easy to evaluate a player who spent only 18 minutes on the pitch. In this highly limited time span, the Mannschaf

4、ts first-choice keeper was only called upon to repel a couple of straightforward shots, one from Ludovic Giuly and the other from Deco. That said, his first goal-kick was wayward and with his confidence affected, he then restricted himself to short passes to his defenders. Caught out in a one-on-one

5、 with Samuel Etoo, Lehmann was rightly dismissed for felling his opponent and watched the majority of the match from the stands. Carlos Puyol (ESP, Barcelona) For a long time, it looked as though Thierry Henry would never succeed in shaking off his shaggy -haired marker. Solid and tigerish, the Span

6、ish central defender allowed the Arsenal striker very little space for the first hour of the game. But as time went on, he seemed to increasingly struggle to keep up with the Gunners attacks. No doubt his long and punishing season has caught up with him, but a few weeks rest should see him restored

7、to his best in time for Germany. Rafael Marquez (MEX, Barcelona) While always precise and effective with the ball at his feet, the Mexican defender was regularly troubled by the pace of Henry. Rescued by his goalkeeper in the third minute after being caught flat-footed by the French striker, he coul

8、d have been sent off a few moments later for a tackle from behind that caught the same player on the ankle. Like Puyol, he was guilty of allowing opposing players to get in behind him too often during the second half. Giovanni van Bronckhorst (NED, Barcelona) Although excellent on the counter, the D

9、utchman is not really a natural defender. Always looking to get forward, he has a tendency to drift from his left-back position into a more advanced role. You would not want to change him too much, though, for just like Marco van Bastens Orange side, Barcelona got considerable rewards from his forwa

10、rd forays. Moreover, he never stopped running until the final whistle. Emmanuel Eboue (CIV, Arsenal) Cete dIvoire has one of the best right-backs in the world. Active, willing and technically adept, Eboue left a really positive impression on the Stade de France crowd. Hurt in a first-half clash with

11、 Giovanni van Bronckhorst, he seemed to struggle somewhat after that, but the fact that Samuel Etoo and Ro-naldinho-whom he found himself up against most often-shone only fleetingly was to a large extent down to him. The only feature of his game that might work against him in Germany is an unwelcome

12、 tendency to complain. Kolo Toure (CIV, Arsenal) The linchpin of Arsenals defence, Kolo Toure is one player who can justifiably feel hard done by at having lost this final. So sparkling was his individual performance that, whether faced by Ronaldinho, Etoo or Henrik Larsson, the Ivorian always looke

13、d comfortable. Invariably positioned in the ideal spot, Toure seemed to be omnipresent (无所不在的) on the pitch. His understanding with countryman Eboue is a big plus for club and country and he is sure to be a vital cog in Henri Michels machine this summer. Sol Campbell (ENG, Arsenal) If his club had l

14、ifted the trophy with the big ears, then Sol Campbell would surely have been elevated to the rank of hero. His imperious header may have given the English team the advantage, but in the end, he was repeatedly found wanting as Barcelona proceeded to wrest control of the encounter from their opponents

15、. Often beaten for speed or poorly positioned, Campbell endured a very difficult evening at the Stade de France. He now has a few weeks to pull himself together if he is to even threaten John Terry and Rio Ferdinands status as Englands first-choice centre-backs. Ashley Cole (ENG, Arsenal) Unquestion

16、ably the pick of the Gunners on the night. Although more often out injured than on the pitch this season, he somehow managed to find his best form in one match. Always well positioned, he patrolled his flank with great gusto, more often than not thwarting the advances of Giuly. And on the few occasi

17、ons when he did lose out in individual duels, his appetite for the fight only increased. His sole aberration was letting Belletti in to score Barcelonas winner, and his display augurs well for an England side who will be grateful for his freshness. Edmilson (BRA, Barcelona) He may have only played h

18、alf a game, but it was 45 minutes of pure quality, as his natural technical ability allowed him to direct the play with impressive ease. After enduring a terrible 2004 due to a serious knee injury, the Brazilian is back to his combative best, and while he may not be a midfielder who really catches t

19、he eye, he is an invaluable asset in his midfield spoiler role. It is hard to judge his current fitness as he gave way at the break to Andres Iniesta. Mark van Bommel (NED, Barcelona) It may be mere coincidence, but the Dutch midfielder was involved in most of Barcelonas worst moments during this fi

20、nal. Withdrawn in the 61st minute, he had to watch from the bench as his team-mates first equalised, then took the lead. Before that, he had never really been influential in his teams play. While the former PSV Eindhoven man has undeniable technical ability, he does have trouble with his positional

21、play. Nevertheless, he is likely to be used in an appropriate role within Marco van Bastens favoured 4-3-3 formation at the FIFA World Cup. Deco (POR, Barcelona) Having tested Lehmann early on with a fine shot, Deco went on to play an important role for the Blaugrana, equally involved in both winnin

22、g the ball and inspiring his teams attacks. The Portuguese playmaker now has a second Champions League winners medal to add to the one he won with Porto, and if he can maintain this standard in the summer, he could be one of the star turns at Germany 2006. Andres Iniesta (ESP, Barcelona) Brought on

23、at the break in place of Edmilson, the diminutive Spanish international was charged with adding a touch more flair to the midfield. The young No. 10 fulfilled his remit with real verve. With Deco to his left, he formed a string-pulling duo which was central to Barcelonas second-half ascendancy. Spai

24、n coach Luis Aragones will be safe in the knowledge that he can count on young Iniesta. Gilberto Silva (BRA, Arsenal) Like his opposite number and compatriot Edmilson, the Brazilian shone in his defensive midfield role. Stationed in the centre just in front of his defence, he raked up an incalculabl

25、e number of loose balls, before offering them to his team-mates on a plate. On the downside, he looked exhausted by the end and will need to recharge his batteries if he is going to help Brazil lift a sixth FIFA World Cup trophy. Fredrik Ljungberg (SWE, Arsenal) It is difficult to evaluate his curre

26、nt form, as the dismissal of keeper Jens Lehmann-and the subsequent withdrawal of Robert Pires-saw him assigned a radically different role. After the enforced reorganisation , the twinkle-toed winger spent the majority of his time helping out his defence by trying to block Barcelonas advances down t

27、he right. Nonetheless, in the second period when Arsenal were able to mount a number of counterattacks, the Swede reminded everyone that he possesses pace in abundance. In the 67th minute, he might have even put the game beyond Barca, but his shot was expertly saved by Victor Valdes. Cesc Fabregas (

28、ESP, Arsenal) Another player who had a frustrating evening. Up until the 19th minute, the young prodigy set about showing that he was well and truly the boss of the Gunners midfield. Solid in individual tussles and blessed with extraordinary vision, Fabregas was at the heart of all their good moves

29、until the fateful sending-off. Compelled to defend after that, he experienced a lot more difficulty trying to keep the Barcelona midfield at bay. The enormous effort he expended in this unaccustomed role led to him wasting several good chances to launch counterattacks. Ronaldinho (BRA, Barcelona) Mu

30、ch had been expected of his attacking duel with Henry, so the Brazilian must surely feel a little disappointed with his personal performance. Expertly policed by Kolo Toure and Gilberto Silva, Ronnie never found the space to delight the Stade de France crowd with his trademark strokes of genius. Wor

31、se still, he even ended up looking a bit clumsy when one second-half shot almost went out for a throw-in. He never stopped prodding and probing, though, and after his sides equaliser, he finally found some freedom to express himself. In his defence, he played the majority of the game in a centre -fo

32、rward role to which he is far from ideally suited. Henrik Larsson (SWE, Barcelona) He may have only spent half an hour on the pitch, but it was the Swede who was the catalyst for Barcelonas explosive recovery. Introduced as a second striker playing slightly on the right, the former Celtic hero provi

33、ded the two decisive passes for Etoo and Belletti. Now 34, he may no longer always last 90 minutes, but the super-sub role suits him down to the ground. No doubt Lars Lagerback will have taken note. Thierry Henry (FRA, Arsenal) It is not easy to play as sole striker when your side is reduced to ten

34、men early on. After five sensational minutes during which he had two splendid efforts blocked by Valdes, Henry struggled to impose himself. Blocked-often to the limit of legality-by the Barcelona defence, he was allowed very few occasions to shine, although he still delivered the free-kick from whic

35、h Campbell opened the scoring. Unsurprisingly, he tired visibly in the second half and consequently spurned a chance to make it 2-0. “ I tried to hit it hard but I was shattered,“ he admitted after the match. The chief offensive weapon in Frances armoury, Henry now has three weeks to recover his str

36、ength. As he was on the field for the last five minutes only, there was insufficient time to assess the form of Jose Antonio Reyes (ESP, Arsenal). （分数：71.00）(1).Arsenals goal keeper Jens Lehmann was couldnt continue to play because he was injured by Samuel Etoo.（分数：7.10）A.YB.NC.NG(2).The writer do n

37、ot think that Carlos Puyol had performed very well at the final part of the match.（分数：7.10）A.YB.NC.NG(3).Bronckhorst played as a left -back defender during the match.（分数：7.10）A.YB.NC.NG(4).The writer considers that comparing the two players coming from Cote dTvoire, Toure played better.（分数：7.10）A.YB

38、.NC.NG(5).Campbell was beaten by his opponents during the match.（分数：7.10）A.YB.NC.NG(6).The writer believes that Andres Iniesta played better than Edmilson.（分数：7.10）A.YB.NC.NG(7).Deco has made a goal during the match.（分数：7.10）A.YB.NC.NG(8).Comparing with his usual role in the field, Ljungberg was ass

39、igned a 1because of the withdrawal of Robert Pires.（分数：7.10）填空项 1:_(9).Ronaldinho must surely feel a little 1with his own performance that night.（分数：7.10）填空项 1:_(10).Henry admitted that he was 1 during the match when he commented on his own performance.（分数：7.10）填空项 1:_三、Listening Comprehens(总题数：1，分数

40、：15.00)A.He wants to have more sleep.B.His wife doesnt sleep well.C.Women need more sleep than men.D.He doesnt need as much sleep as his wife.A.He enjoys reading letters.B.He has been job-hunting.C.He is offering the woman a job.D.He is working for a company.A.Some parts of the paper are not well wr

41、itten.B.The ideas of the paper are not convincing.C.The handwriting of the paper is not good.D.The paper is not complete.A.To buy Frank a new car.B.To drive Franks car.C.To help Frank sell his car.D.To help Frank repair his car.A.She has no information about it.B.There was an announcement about it o

42、n the radio.C.Someone told her about it.D.She read about it somewhere.A.She knew the traffic would be heavy.B.She was sure that the flight would be late.C.She told the man to leave earlier.D.She just returned from Boston herself.A.Both articles are equally useful.B.Shes not familiar with the article

43、s.C.These are the wrong articles.D.He should read the longer article.A.Professor Mitchie gave him the schedule by mistake.B.The schedule contains several errors.C.Professor Mitchie has a very busty schedule.D.The womans mistakes were pointed out by Professor Mitchie.四、Section B(总题数：2，分数：10.00)A.She

44、is a teacher.B.She is a student.C.She is a librarian.D.She is a shop assistant.A.Why he cant find his syllabus.B.Why he should read “Sociology and the Modern Age“.C.Why he should go to the library for the book.D.Why he cant find the expected book.A.Kept in a special room for students to refer to.B.K

45、ept so that all concerned can use.C.Kept in a room for very important people.D.Kept so as not to be damaged by people.A.He / She can have it for a few hours.B.He / She can have it for six hours.C.He / She can have it for a single day.D.He / She can have it for two days.A.His research and teaching.B.

46、His growth and his father.C.Intellectual development; nature or nurture?D.His clever and humorous character.A.How to observe and appreciate the world.B.How to make something to ease miners work.C.How to become an “above average“ miner.D.How to teach himself to become a great man.A.Early education se

47、ems more important than anything else.B.Both nature and nurture have worked for him.C.His fathers training plays a key role in his early education.D.The mind of a great scientist must be nurtured, not natured.A.He didnt like physics any more.B.His eyesight was too poor.C.Physics was too hard for him

48、.D.He had to work to support himself.A.He was not happy with the new director.B.He was not qualified to be an engineer.C.He wanted to travel.D.He found his job boring.A.He wanted to work with his friend.B.He enjoyed traveling around the world.C.He wanted to go to Spain.D.He was rejected by the engin

49、eering firm.A.He enjoyed teaching English.B.He wanted to earn more to support his family.C.The owner of the school promised him a good position.D.He could earn more as a teacher than as a travel agent.A.Given by the local government.B.Born by a large number of bitches.C.Bought from different cities and villages.D.Captured over grassland.A.11-week course for c