上海市高级口译第一阶段笔试分类模拟听力理解题(三)及答案解析.doc

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1、上海市高级口译第一阶段笔试分类模拟听力理解题(三)及答案解析(总分：100.00，做题时间：90 分钟)一、Listening Comprehens(总题数：0，分数：0.00)A（分数：10.00）A.Younger people are more comfortable with technology than adults.B.Adults are less intimidated by technology than they used to be.C.Robert himself is comparatively better with computers than other pe

2、ople.D.Most of his friends are a lot more addicted to games than he is.A.E-mail is very convenient.B.E-mail messages make better keepsakes.C.E-mail messages make a casual form of communication.D.E-mail is great for just saying hello and checking up on people.A.Playing games.B.Checking on little thin

3、gs.C.Instant messaging.D.An interesting program.A.The Internet makes too many things accessible to people.B.His generation is hooked on the Internet.C.Some of his friends make the Internet their whole life.D.Not everyone has access to the Internet.A.They cannot become part of the work force.B.They w

4、on“t be an added asset as they are today.C.They will have to get over their fear of these skills.D.They are going to be at a disadvantage.（分数：10.00）A.A NATO naval force has successfully reduced pirate attacks in that region.B.A UN resolution has been passed to stem the upsurge in pirate attacks on s

5、hipping.C.Several African countries have joined hands to patrol the coast.D.An EU team of warships and aircraft will start its anti-piracy operations.A.To resume a talk on improving its relations with India.B.To cooperate fully with India in looking into the terrorist attacks.C.To act swiftly to arr

6、est the 10 militants who rampaged through Mumbai.D.To quicken the 5-year-old peace process between the two nuclear rivals.A.To seek the temporary suspension of Parliament.B.To sign a deal with the opposition parties.C.To form a coalition government with the Liberals.D.To tackle the fallout from the

7、financial crisis.A.President Arroyo has escaped an attempt by troops to seize power.B.Philippine lawmakers have voted to unseat the current president.C.An impeachment complaint against President Arroyo was thrown out.D.A majority of lawmakers are going to abstain from voting over the impeachment.A.$

8、8 billion.B.$22 billion.C.$36.9 billion.D.$39 billion.（分数：10.00）A.A cut in government expenses.B.A tax on the multinationals.C.A defense budget for 2012.D.A plan to create jobs for young people.A.The tax was never there in the first place.B.People were not concerned that the tax would go in.C.This h

9、eavy tax has been levied for quite a few years.D.The tax will create a level playing field for all companies.A.Because the companies are U.S.-based multinationals.B.Because the companies are based outside the United States.C.Because they know that job creation and retention of jobs are very importan

10、t.D.Because they know the tax to be levied is critical to the government.A.The integration of bottlers.B.Some Wall Street analysts.C.The Stock Exchange floor.D.A major investor meeting.A.Next week.B.Ten days from now.C.The 22nd and 23rd of February.D.The 22nd and 23rd of March.（分数：10.00）A.Societal m

11、isconceptions.B.Blindness to reality.C.Business and educational outcome.D.Optimism and intelligence.A.What the average is.B.What happiness means.C.The reality of life.D.Human genes.A.Our genes.B.Our intelligence.C.Our optimism.D.Our daily decisions and habits.A.When we look for the negative in life.

12、B.When we scan the world for the positive.C.When we miss the things you are grateful for.D.When we process the world carefully.A.29%.B.19%.C.37%.D.31%.B（分数：10.00）A.Because the panes and windows in his dorm are new.B.Because the windows shut off the noise really well.C.Because the windows have double

13、 panes of glass.D.Because he thinks the walls in the new dorms are too thin.A.Because the street is just outside his room.B.Because the windows wouldn“t shut off noise.C.Because his neighbor turns up the music so loud.D.Because he can hear the traffic.A.Concrete.B.Plasterboards.C.Fur rags.D.Decorate

14、d curtains.A.Because the walls are concrete.B.Because the walls are made of plasterboard.C.Because the walls are made of concrete.D.Because there is a gap between two layers of wall.A.Fur rags or decorated curtains.B.Heavy bare walls.C.Two layers of wall.D.Wooden boards.（分数：10.00）A.7.B.70.C.177.D.70

15、0.A.The government has won a vote of confidence in the upper house of parliament.B.The government has to choose between austerity measures and economic growth.C.The government“s program of reforms has just been passed in the lower house of parliament.D.The government gains support from many people i

16、ncluding thousands of students.A.31%.B.49%.C.67%.D.74%.A.Creating computer systems that can repair the damaged brain.B.Underpinning many brain functions, such as learning and memory.C.Designing a new artificial intelligence device.D.Replicating brain activity with a computer chip.A.He was dogged by

17、bribery allegations in the bidding process for the 2018 World Cup.B.He made controversial remarks on racism in an interview with CNN World Sport.C.The English Football Association charged him with racism toward a FIFA colleague.D.Several members of the world football“s governing body were suspended

18、for corruption.（分数：10.00）A.A prenuptial agreement.B.The expenses of a wedding.C.How to make both ends meet in married life.D.Where to seek advice if the couple have problems after getting married.A.The man has been married twice before.B.The woman has remained single until now.C.Both people are rema

19、rried this time.D.Both people are first married this time.A.One or both sides have no experience about what goes wrong in a marriage.B.Both man and wife want to talk about everything openly and honestly.C.Either the man or his wife thinks their marriage is not very romantic.D.A person has different

20、expectations from his or her spouse“s.A.The contract might bother some people.B.The contract is very useful and romantic.C.The contract doesn“t take much work to write.D.The contract has to be certified by a lawyer.A.They think it is a serious breach of the contract.B.They find a good reason to rewr

21、ite the rule.C.They talk about it and reach a compromise.D.They have to ask. Is this marriage really working?（分数：10.00）A.Prepping the grounds and coordinating parking.B.Preparing keys and packets for incoming students.C.Readying the dorms for student pre-orientation programs.D.Making sure the electr

22、onic cables are in place for the computers.A.To move in and move out.B.To register and move in.C.To arrange accommodation for parents.D.To clean and repair the dorms.A.To help the previous freshmen move out and settle down in new dorms.B.To ready the dorms for student pre-orientation programs.C.To r

23、eady the rooms to host Harvard“s 25th reunion class.D.To prep the dorms for the new freshmen.A.40 minutes.B.30 minutes.C.25 minutes.D.20 minutes.A.A member of the Harvard University Police Department.B.A member of the Massachusetts State Police.C.A member of city of Cambridge police.D.A representati

24、ve from the Crimson Key Society.C（分数：5.00）A.The ants“ habitat.B.The ants“ diet.C.The ants“ movement.D.The ants“ development.A.When they become larvae.B.When they are still eggs.C.When they turn into pupae.D.When they become mature.A.The Amazon ants can do the work for themselves.B.The Amazon ants ac

25、tually depend on the ants they slaved.C.The Amazon ants can get their own food and dig nests for themselves.D.The Amazon ants are not slave maker ants.A.She will go into other ants“ colony.B.She will capture other ants“ eggs.C.She will mate and be carrying her own eggs.D.She will care for other ants

26、“ eggs.A.The slave maker ant will kill that queen.B.The new queen ant will kill that queen.C.That queen will go out.D.That queen will rob other ants“ nest for pupae.（分数：5.00）A.East Asia.B.The Middle East.C.Northern Europe.D.Latin America.A.Nationality.B.Legitimacy.C.Credibility.D.Merit.A.One.B.Three

27、.C.Five.D.Six.A.The instant messaging.B.Credit payment through Barclaycard.C.The mobile wallet.D.Cell-phone toll paying.A.The eruption has caused widespread disruption to air traffic.B.The authority has imposed a local flight ban.C.It might lead to the closure of a large section of European airspace

28、.D.The ash particles are coarse and could cause aircraft engines to fail.（分数：5.00）A.Microsoft.B.Coca Cola.C.IBM.D.Nokia.A.Amounts of revenue underlying the brands.B.Strong franchise with consumers.C.Whether or not the brand is a product of a tech company.D.The degree of resonance consumers have with

29、 a brand proposition.A.Because it is monopolistic.B.Because it is competitive.C.Because it takes its brand through generations.D.Because its products fetch high prices.A.The functionality of its product.B.The emotional appeal of its product.C.Its basic product being so different.D.Its highly effecti

30、ve publicity.A.A fantastic corporate culture.B.A long company history.C.An excellent product.D.A sophisticated technology.（分数：5.00）A.Northern eating habits move south in Europe.B.Cross-border mergers and acquisitions in Spain.C.The impact of the single market on industry.D.The trade barriers between

31、 southern European countries.A.Spanish companies.B.French companies.C.Italian companies.D.British companies.A.People would think the food and drink industry was very culturally bound.B.Eating and drinking habits have changed much over the last ten years.C.Northern eating habits are moving south in E

32、urope.D.There is more regulation of utility companies in Europe.A.Banking.B.Catering.C.Car-making.D.Food and drink.A.Food makers.B.Fast-food chains.C.Drink producers.D.Utility companies.上海市高级口译第一阶段笔试分类模拟听力理解题(三)答案解析(总分：100.00，做题时间：90 分钟)一、Listening Comprehens(总题数：0，分数：0.00)A（分数：10.00）A.Younger peopl

33、e are more comfortable with technology than adults. B.Adults are less intimidated by technology than they used to be.C.Robert himself is comparatively better with computers than other people.D.Most of his friends are a lot more addicted to games than he is.解析：听力原文 W: Hi, Robert. You“re twenty now, r

34、ight? M: Right. W: What do you think about what Nina said? M: I definitely agree that younger people are less intimidated by technology. But when I compare myself with other people my age, I don“t see myself as particularly good with computers, most of my friends are much better with computers than

35、I am. But this summer, I worked in an office with lots of adults, and I realized that I“m a lot more comfortable with technology than they are. W: Do you use e-mail a lot? M: Well, I do agree that letters make better keepsakes, but e-mail“s just so much more convenient! For example, I“m away at coll

36、ege now and I don“t know how I could keep in touch with my high school friends without e-mail. I like e-mail because it“s such a casual form of communication, it“s great for just saying hello and checking up on people. For more extended interaction, I still use the phone a lot. But for just telling

37、people that you thought of them that day or that you miss them e-mail is great. W: How often would you say that you e-mail people? M: Well, I check my e-mail at least five times a day, I would estimate. Actually, probably a bit more. I also have IM, that is instant messaging, configured so that it l

38、oads the program automatically whenever I turn on my computer, so I am on that a lot as well. It definitely makes you spend more time on the computer than you meant to. Sometimes I just turn on my computer to check on one little thing, and all of a sudden three people send me instant messages and I

39、talk to them for half an hour. But it“s not wasted time, because I love to hear from my friends. W: So young people are better with computers than adults. M: I don“t know if kids are really better at computers or just more used to them. Computers can definitely be intimidating, especially when they

40、go wrong. For people who aren“t familiar with them, I think a typical response is to use them as little as possible. My dad is like that. But once you get over your initial fear of just fiddling around with them and testing things out, it becomes a lot more fun, and it“s really not difficult. W: Wha

41、t about your friends? M: Well, I guess my generation is hooked on the Internet. But people don“t make it their whole life, it“s just one other thing they like to do. It really opens up a lot of doors, the Internet. It makes a lot of things accessible. My college now is a pretty Web-based school. At

42、first I was a little bit surprised at how much the Internet was used. Like, for example, all of my syllabi for my classes are online. W: Do you think the Internet has any disadvantages? M: Well, something that is bad about the Internet is that not everyone has access to it. I feel like when my gener

43、ation is grown up and part of the work force, computer skills are just going to be assumed, they won“t be an added asset like I think they are today. So what will happen to the people in my generation who don“t have these computer skills, you know? They“re really going to be at a disadvantage. So, I

44、 think the Internet could increase the disparities between different classes, which is horrible. Or maybe technology just illuminates existing disparities in a different way. I“m not sure. In my own life, though, I love having the Internet. I don“t know what I“d do without it. Which of the following

45、 statements does Robert definitely agree with?A.E-mail is very convenient.B.E-mail messages make better keepsakes. C.E-mail messages make a casual form of communication.D.E-mail is great for just saying hello and checking up on people.解析：听力原文 Robert explains why he uses e-mail a lot. Which of the fo

46、llowing is NOT one of his reasons?A.Playing games.B.Checking on little things.C.Instant messaging. D.An interesting program.解析：听力原文 What makes Robert spend a lot of time on the computer?A.The Internet makes too many things accessible to people.B.His generation is hooked on the Internet.C.Some of his

47、 friends make the Internet their whole life.D.Not everyone has access to the Internet. 解析：听力原文 What does Robert think is bad about the Internet?A.They cannot become part of the work force.B.They won“t be an added asset as they are today.C.They will have to get over their fear of these skills.D.They

48、are going to be at a disadvantage. 解析：听力原文 According to Robert, what will happen to people in his generation who don“t have these computer skills?（分数：10.00）A.A NATO naval force has successfully reduced pirate attacks in that region.B.A UN resolution has been passed to stem the upsurge in pirate atta

49、cks on shipping.C.Several African countries have joined hands to patrol the coast.D.An EU team of warships and aircraft will start its anti-piracy operations. 解析：听力原文 European Union A European Union flotilla will begin anti-piracy operations off the coast of Somalia next week, EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana said on Tuesday. The six warships and three maritime reconnaissance aircraft will replace a NATO naval force that has been patrolling the region and escorting cargo ships carrying relief aid to Somalia since the end of October. Although the NATO ships have successf