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1、大学生英语竞赛（ NECCS） A类（研究生）模拟试卷 7及答案与解析 Section A 1 What is the mans feeling about the interview? （ A） He is sick. （ B） He is worried. （ C） He is confident. 2 What happened to the man? （ A） He was able to plant his garden. （ B） His plants were ruined by the hail. （ C） He didnt see the vegetables he need

2、ed. 3 What will the man do? （ A） Take the refrigerator away. （ B） Buy some groceries. （ C） Pick out other appliances. 4 What does the woman imply about the job? （ A） Anyone can do it. （ B） No one can do it. （ C） Alex can probably do it. 5 What can we assume about the man? （ A） He was offered a bette

3、r job. （ B） He received a traffic ticket. （ C） He always drives through a lot of traffic. Section B 6 Where are a lot of fax messages sent to? （ A） A foreign country. （ B） London. （ C） Birmingham. 7 According to the conversation, whats the advantage of sending a fax, compared with using the Royal Ma

4、il? （ A） More convenient. （ B） Quicker. （ C） Cheaper. 8 The opening hours of the shop is from _. （ A） 8 a.m. to 6 p. m. （ B） 9 a.m. to 6 p. m. （ C） 8 a.m. to 5 p. m. 9 How many days a week is the shop open? （ A） Five and half days a week. （ B） Seven days a week. （ C） Six and haft days a week. 10 Whi

5、ch type of customers does he particularly dislike? （ A） Customers who dont pay their bills. （ B） Customers who arent polite. （ C） Customers who waste his time. 11 What is the main topic between the man and the woman? （ A） The comparison in costs of living between different countries. （ B） The advant

6、ages and disadvantages of working in different places. （ C） Where to spend their forthcoming holidays. 12 Which of the following cities is NOT mentioned in the conversation? （ A） Hamburg. （ B） Frankfurt. （ C） Berlin. 13 How does the salary of the Munich job compare with those of the other two jobs?

7、（ A） It is the highest. （ B） It is the lowest. （ C） It comes in between the other two jobs. 14 How long does the man intend to stay in Germany? （ A） One year. （ B） Around two years. （ C） No more than five years. 15 Which of the following statements is true, according to the conversation? （ A） The co

8、st of living in Germany is approximately the same as in Britain. （ B） They agree that Munich would be the best city to live in. （ C） The Frankfurt job will help the mans career most. Section C 16 Which of the following is NOT mentioned as one of the penalties? （ A） A fine. （ B） Expulsion. （ C） A jai

9、l term. 17 What accusation would the Argentine officers face? （ A） Violation of human rights. （ B） Involvement in illegal actions. （ C） Planning anti-government activities. 18 Which of the following had NOT been affected by the wildfires? （ A） Houses. （ B） Land. （ C） Skies. 19 What does the news ite

10、m mainly report? （ A） China will send three people into space in a week. （ B） Three Chinese astronauts will spend a week in space. （ C） The Shenzhou VI will be launched next year. 20 How many people can the boat carry? （ A） One. （ B） Ten. （ C） Thirty. Section D 20 Broadly speaking, there are two typ

11、es of paintings :【 21】 and abstract. The former portrays specific, recognizable physical objects. For most of history, the primary purpose of painting had been to portray images. Starting with the Post-Impressionists, however, the【 22】 began to shift to unconscious feeling. There are two types of ab

12、stract paintings. “【 23】 “ paintings may not look realistic, but you can get an idea of what you are looking at. “【 24】 “ abstract paintings are just shapes, colors, lines, patterns , and so on. In truth, there is a lot more to abstract art than what meets the eye. To truly appreciate a work of art,

13、 you need to understand there must be【 25】 involved and a particular【 26】 created. More importantly, art allows us indirect access to our inner【 27】 . Great art affords a way to get in touch with the unconscious part of our【 28】 , even if we dont realize what we are doing. The reason abstract art ha

14、s the【 29】 to be so powerful is that i: keeps the conscious distractions to a minimum. This, of course, only works if you【 30】 with the artist. If you are to truly appreciate a work of art, you must be willing to let yourself go, to put yourself in the hands of the artist, so to speak, and let him t

15、ake you wherever he wants. 一、 Part Vocabulary and Structure 31 Children, we have to _ what we have now and it is for you to get better things in the future. （ A） make up for （ B） run away with （ C） do away with （ D） put up with 32 Only outside the Earths atmosphere _ to attain extremely high velocit

16、ies. （ A） to be safe for a space vessel （ B） is safe for a space vessel （ C） for a space vessel to be safe （ D） a space vessel to be safe 33 ff I were in the movie, then it would be about time that I _ my face in my hand for a cry. （ A） bury （ B） am burying （ C） buried （ D） would bury 34 Nuclear pow

17、er plants, _ to some serious breakdowns, have become a center of controversy. （ A） having recently been subjected （ B） recently having been subjected （ C） have recently subjected （ D） recently have subjected 35 For 14 years after her spouses death, she saw the _ meaning of her life as nourishing her

18、 son and safeguarding her husbands works. （ A） due （ B） lone （ C） sole （ D） keen 36 If businessmen are taxed too much, they will no longer be motivated to work hard, with the result that incomes from taxation might actually _. （ A） shrink （ B） delay （ C） disperse （ D） sink 37 Both sides in the confl

19、ict agreed to _. （ A） converse to problems （ B） exchange their topics （ C） discuss their issues （ D） talk their points 38 _, explorers could never have found the cave. （ A） But for the fissure had been spotted （ B） If not the fissure had been spotted （ C） Had the fissure not been spotted （ D） Had no

20、t the fissure been spotted 39 We are still _ things here, but I cant guarantee the situation will stay that way. （ A） in memory of （ B） in search of （ C） in control of （ D） in need of 40 Everyone should be _ innocent until it is proved that he is guilty. （ A） presumed （ B） assumed （ C） resumed （ D）

21、consumed 二、 Part Situational Dialogues 41 Jim: Could you please tell me whether the dining car is still open? Helen: _. Jim: Thank you. （ A） Never mind, it is still open （ B） My pleasure, it is closed five minutes ago （ C） Im afraid it closed five minutes ago （ D） Im sorry, I dont know 42 Gary: Lily

22、, quick. If you dont hurry, were going to miss the beginning of the kung fu movie. Lily: _ Gary: Dont you want to watch it? Lily: Not really. I couldnt care less about kung fu movies. Gary: You should have told me earlier. Now Im going without you. （ A） Im already in a hurry. （ B） So what? （ C） Wait

23、 me for a moment. （ D） Thats too bad. 43 Lisa: Did you watch television last night? Helen: _ Lisa: Why is that? Helen: There are only a few programs that I found interesting enough to watch. Lisa: I bet youll miss quite a lot fun. （ A） Yes, I love watching TV. （ B） Yeah, Im crazy about the sitcom Fr

24、iends. （ C） No, I seldom watch TV. （ D） Well, I just cant stand the ads. 44 George: The government should do something to save our tourism industry. Will: Yes. The number of tourist has fallen over the past five years owing to the financial crisis in 200George: _ Less than four million tourists came

25、 last year. Will: Yes, the number has gone down by 25 per cent. （ A） I mean it. （ B） Who cares? （ C） Exactly. （ D） I cant agree with you more. 45 Student: Would it be convenient to see you today, Dr. Jones? Dr. Jones: Yes. I have the office hours the whole day. Student: Ive been having trouble with

26、my research project. Dr. Jones: _ Well talk about it. （ A） Is anyone helping you out? （ B） Im afraid I will be very busy. （ C） It doesnt sound good. （ D） You can come anytime. 三、 Part Reading Comperhension 45 Of all figures from Americas past, Abraham Lincoln is dearest to the hearts of the American

27、 people. In fact, the admiration they have for him borders on worship. Writers note that the Lincoln Memorial in Washington. DC is not unlike the temples that ancient Greeks built in honor of their gods, and that annual ceremonies of celebrating Lincolns birthday in schools and public places have so

28、metimes had characteristics of religious services. Certainly Lincoln is Americas ideal of a great leader. He had many of the qualities of leadership that Americans admire. First of all, Lincolns career fits popular American belief that every child can dream of becoming president. Americans admire th

29、e person-the one who, with neither money nor family influence, fights his or her way to the top. Lincoln was born of poor parents. His mother died when he was young. He had little opportunity for schooling. His early study was done alone at night by the light of a fireplace. He did hard manual labor

30、 through the day-splitting rails for fences, taking care of livestock, working on riverboat or in store. But as he grew older he studied law in his spare time and become a lawyer. He was a good speaker and student of political philosophy. His ability finally made a name for him and eventually, he be

31、came president of the United States. Lincoln is also admired because of his leadership during the difficult period of the Civil War. He dared to do what he thought was right at a time when his beliefs were unpopular with many people. He, in a sense, represents the spirit of union among the states. B

32、efore the Civil War, the economy of the South depended on an agricultural system, which made use of slave labor. When reformers in the northern states put pressure on Congress not to permit to secede or withdraw from the United States, they argued that the question of slavery was a matter for the in

33、dividual states to decide rather than the federal government, and they did not want to accept its decision. The national government said that no state had the right to secede, and the Civil War was the result. If the south had won the war, the Unites States might well have been divided into several

34、countries. Lincoln worked hard to preserve the union, and the northern states were victorious. Furthermore, Lincoln had many personal qualities that made him dear to the hearts of his countrymen. He had infinite patience and tolerance for those who disagreed with him. As president, he appointed men

35、to high government positions whom he considered most capable, even though some of them openly scorned him. He was generous to his opponents. There are many stories about his thoughtful treatment of southern leaders. When the war was over, he showed the South no hatred. Since generosity toward a defe

36、ated opponent is admired by Americans, Lincoln fitted the national ideal of what is right. Shortly after the Civil War ended, Lincoln was shot while attending a play in Washington Theater. He died within a few hours. The uncontrolled emotional reaction of the nation to his death was almost unbelieva

37、ble and demonstrated the deep esteem in which he was held. Newspapers were edged with black; religious leaders gave praise of Lincoln instead of their prepared sermons. His funeral procession in Washington was miles long. Lincolns body was taken by train back to his former home in Springfield, Illin

38、ois, but in all the major cities through which the train passed, the coffin was paraded through streets lined with sorrowful thousands. In the small towns through which the train passed bells rang in honor of the dead president. Citizens lit torches along the railroad track to show their last respec

39、t. The circumstances of his death set Lincoln apart from other American leaders. Had Lincoln lived, it might well be that his postwar policies would have brought criticisms upon him that would have tarnished his popularity. Instead, an assassins bullet erased in the minds of Americans any faults he

40、had and emphasized his virtues. 46 What are the aspects that made Lincoln ideal of a great leader? （ A） Lincolns career and family. （ B） Lincoln was a self-made person. （ C） Lincolns leadership during the difficult period of the Civil War. （ D） His career, leadership, generosity and right time of de

41、ath. 47 Lincolns beliefs used to be _. （ A） unpopular with many people during the period of the Civil War （ B） welcomed by people in the South during the period of the Civil War （ C） worshipped by American people during the period of the Civil War （ D） popular with most American people during the pe

42、riod of the Civil War 48 From the last paragraph it could be inferred that _. （ A） American people like those who are generous to their opponents （ B） A president must be like a president （ C） Lincolns death was at a right time to him （ D） Lincoln is still popular with the American people 49 From th

43、e second paragraph we learn that _. （ A） a person who fights his or her way to the top will be president （ B） Americans believe that everyone can be president if he has ability （ C） anyone who has a difficult life in his early years can be successful （ D） difficult life makes a successful man 50 We

44、can infer from the passage that _. （ A） before the Civil War, the Northern states needed more slaves to work for them （ B） after the Civil War, there was a strong hatred from the Northern states against the Southern states （ C） before the Civil War, the Northern states had a better economic system t

45、han the Southern states （ D） before the Civil War, the Northern states had an economic system different from the Southern states 50 Although French, German, American and British pioneers have all been credited with the invention of cinema, the British and the Germans played a relatively small role i

46、n its worldwide exploitation. It was above all the French, followed closely by the Americans, who were the most passionate exporters of the new invention, helping to start cinema in China, Japan, Latin America and Russia. In terms of artistic development it was again the French and the Americans who

47、 took the lead, though in the years before the First World War, Italy, Denmark and Russia also played a part. In the end it was the United States that was to become, and remain, the largest single market for films. By protecting their own market and pursuing a vigorous export policy, the Americans a

48、chieved a dominant position on the world market by the start of the First World War. The centre of film-making had moved westwards, to Hollywood, and it was films from these new Hollywood studios that flooded onto the worlds film markets in the years after the First World War, and have done so ever

49、since. Faced with total Hollywood domination, few film industries proved competitive. The Italian industry, which had pioneered the feature film with spectacular films like Quo Vadis? (1913) and Cabiria (1914), almost collapsed. In Scandinavia, the Swedish cinema had a brief period of glory, notably with powerful epic films and comedies. Even the French cinema found itself in a difficult position. In Europe, only Germany proved industrially c