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1、托福模拟试卷 32及答案与解析 0 Narrator Listen to part of a lecture in the chemistry class. Now get ready to answer the questions. You may use your notes to help you answer. 1 What is the talk mainly about? （ A） The function of an atom. （ B） The development of atom theory. （ C） The structure of an atom. （ D） Met

2、hods to find an atom. 2 In the lecture, the professor describes the modern atom theory. Clink on the correct box for each statement.3 Why does the professor mention paper clips? （ A） To make an analogy to atoms. （ B） To do a chemical experiment. （ C） To show the usage of paper clips. （ D） To provide

3、 some useful stationery. 4 According to the speech, who found the way to weigh atoms? （ A） Democritus. （ B） CarlH. Snyder. （ C） Amadeo Avogadro. （ D） John Dalton. 5 What does the professor mean when he says this? （ A） He wants the students to divide everything. （ B） He does not like many paper clips

4、. （ C） He wants to generalize the features of an atom. （ D） He thinks the students cant understand him. 6 What does the professor mean by saying this ? （ A） The combination ratio of atoms was resolved. （ B） The weighing method of atoms was resolved. （ C） The construction of water was resolved. （ D）

5、The structure of an atom was resolve 6 Narrator Listen to the conversation between a student and the club secretary. Now get ready to answer the questions. You may use your notes to help you answer. 7 Why does the student call the language club? （ A） To quit the language club. （ B） To apply for a jo

6、b there. （ C） To ask for information. （ D） To chat with somebody. 8 What is the students attitude toward the language club? （ A） He wants to join the club. （ B） He thinks the charge is high. （ C） He thinks the activities are dull. （ D） He likes the debate group best. 9 According to the secretary, wh

7、at two requirements should the applicant meet to join the language club? （ A） He must be a student of the university. （ B） He must pay the fee on time. （ C） He must be an overseas student. （ D） He must be keen on languag 10 What does that mean? （ A） He isnt sure of the membership fee. （ B） He cant d

8、ecide which group to join. （ C） He cant remember the phone number. （ D） He doesnt like to visit the advisor. 11 How can the student find the advisor? （ A） By calling 8843 at 3a. m. on Monday. （ B） By visiting room No. 121 on Tuesday. （ C） By calling 8843 at 8a. m. on Wednesday. （ D） By calling 8834

9、at 8a. m. on Wednesday. 11 Narrator Listen to a talk on home automation in a mechanical engineering class. Now get ready to answer the questions. You may use your notes to help you answer. 12 What is the talk mainly about? （ A） The differences between traditional and automated houses. （ B） The advan

10、tages of automated houses. （ C） The tendency of home automation. （ D） The history of automation technology. 13 What are the benefit of home automation? （ A） Comfortable and cheap. （ B） Environmentally friendly. （ C） Stable and comfortable. （ D） Secure and convenient. 14 According to the professor, w

11、hat is the main reason for the popularity of home automation system? （ A） People are fond of new and modern things. （ B） People dream of creating a space-age home. （ C） People dream of an easy life. （ D） People have not enough time for household chores. 15 How does home automation benefit disabled p

12、eople? （ A） It helps them to perform impossible tasks at home. （ B） It allows them to use voice commands. （ C） It keeps them safe from fire. （ D） It makes their life more enjoyabl 16 What does the home automation system consist of? （ A） Computers, wiring and sensors. （ B） Complicated computer networ

13、ks. （ C） Video-cameras, TV sets and alarms. （ D） Microprocessors, transmitters and electric cables. 17 Why does the professor say this? （ A） Because it controls an alarm automatically. （ B） Because it turns on lights. （ C） Because it keeps the home safe. （ D） Because it frightens strangers. 17 Narra

14、tor Listen to part of a lecture about GPS. Now get ready to answer the questions. You may use your notes to help you answer. 18 What aspect of GPS does the talk mainly discuss? （ A） What it is made up of and its shortcomings （ B） How it works and its attributes. （ C） The history of its development.

15、（ D） How it is different from other technologies. 19 What can be inferred about the present GPS functions? （ A） It is not used for military purposes. （ B） It is important to civilian life. （ C） It handles all kinds of situations. （ D） It offers accurate calculations. 20 According to the speaker, how

16、 accurate is a Garmin GPS receiver? （ A） About 17 feet across. （ B） An average of three to five meters. （ C） Within 15 meters on average. （ D） More than 13 meters. 21 What does the professor imply when he says this? （ A） At least 4 satellites can make 3D position. （ B） To make 3D position three sate

17、llites are enough. （ C） At least 4 satellites can make 2D position. （ D） The GPS receiver is very difficult to lock. 22 What does the professor mean when he says this? （ A） GPS is very useful in military and civilian fields. （ B） GPS is very good at data calculation. （ C） GPS is a modern way to tran

18、sit signals. （ D） It is very difficult for GPS to determine position. 23 What can be inferred about the use of GPS nowadays? （ A） GPS can be used nearly 24 hours a day. （ B） GPS can be used in certain places in the world. （ C） GPS can be used in any weather conditions （ D） GPS can be used with subsc

19、ription or setup fees. 23 Narrator Listen to part of a talk in an environmental science class. Now get ready to answer the questions. You may use your notes to help you answer. 24 What is the talk mainly about? （ A） The definition of air pollutant. （ B） The causes of air pollution. （ C） The dangers

20、of air pollutants. （ D） Ways to fight air pollution. 25 According to the speaker, what is the feature of air pollutants? （ A） Its contents often remain stable. （ B） Its definition will change over time. （ C） Air pollutants are natural. （ D） Air pollutants are man-mad 26 According to the speaker, wha

21、t might be an air pollutant in the future? （ A） Sulfur oxides. （ B） Carbon monoxide. （ C） Nitrogen oxides. （ D） Water vapor. 27 What may be influenced by air pollutants? （ A） Humans and animals. （ B） The global climate. （ C） Vegetations and plants. （ D） Mineral materials. 28 What does the professor

22、mean when he says this? （ A） Little is known about defining a substance as an air pollutant. （ B） The substance isnt an air pollutant when there is a very little in the air. （ C） The substance cant be judged to be an air pollutant only from its actual concentration level. （ D） The actual concentrati

23、on level means little to peopl 29 What can be inferred from this? （ A） Sometimes natural air pollutants can purify air. （ B） Natural air pollutants are harmful to people. （ C） There are some chemical reactions in the air. （ D） Air pollutants move from air to water or soil. 29 Narrator Listen to part

24、 of a conversation between a student and a professor. Now get ready to answer the questions. You may use your notes to help you answer. 30 Why did the student miss the lesson? （ A） He was badly ill. （ B） He forgot the lesson. （ C） His mother was ill. （ D） His mother was busy. 31 Why did the student

25、visit the professor? （ A） To ask for a day off. （ B） To ask some questions. （ C） To return some books. （ D） To hand in homework. 32 According to the professor, what is the advantage of hard copies over electronic documents? （ A） Time saving. （ B） Easier operation. （ C） More flexibility. （ D） Cheaper

26、 cost. 33 What will the student probably do next? （ A） Prepare presentation. （ B） Have another lesson. （ C） Visit his mother. （ D） Visit another professor. 34 Whom does the student refer to when he says “he“? （ A） The author of the text. （ B） The students friend. （ C） The Internet articles author. （

27、 D） Professor Kin 35 According to Paragraph 3, why are there cracks in rocks? （ A） Because the rocks are fragile under sunlight. （ B） Because the rocks are eroded by wind. （ C） Because the liquid and solid water eroded rocks. （ D） Because the rocks are broken by floo 36 Look at the four squaresthat

28、indicate where the following sentence could be added to the passage. After erosion by liquid water the next most powerful force is probably its solid form, ice. Where would the sentence best fit? （ A） Square . （ B） Square . （ C） Square . （ D） Square . 一、 Sections Three： Reading Comprehension 36 Musi

29、c to Your Gears Music may soothe the savage breast, but it can also damage your health when you are at the wheel. (A)Recent research suggests that loud music seriously affects a drivers concentration and psychologists have warned that such music, blasting away inside a car, can be dangerous, especia

30、lly in traffic queues or on motorways. (B)Heavy metal, with its strong beat, leads to aggressive driving while, at the other end of the spectrum, soothing, melodious music relaxes a driver beyond a safe limit of awareness and into a sleepy haze of inattention. (C) The British Automobile Association,

31、 which is concerned with road safety, commissioned research into the relationship between serious accidents and music. (D)It found that men in the 17-25 age bracket were the most dangerous and accident-prone group. It also found that this group listens to music seventy percent of the time when they

32、are on the move. Upbeat tempos, or heavy metal music, played loudly, can bring on a belligerent attitude. The driving style becomes aggressive and the driver is more apt to take risks. The pace of the driving is governed by the pace and beat of the music. In trials, volunteer drivers subjected to lo

33、ud music said that, although they didnt necessarily feel inclined to drive faster, they did find themselves making faster gear changes, accelerating more quickly and braking more abruptly. The same drivers, when subjected to slow ballads, admitted that they often found their attention wandering and,

34、 during a long motorway journey, at least two of the participants found themselves unconsciously wandering across the lane markings. The comments made by the volunteer drivers, some of whom were newly qualified, were very revealing. Simon, eighteen, told the AA, “The fast rock track out of Bat Out o

35、f Hell is potentially lethal. I found myself going faster and faster without even realizing it. “ Another volunteer, who had been listening to ZZ Tops greatest hits, said, “I was speeding along singing at the top of my voice and didnt see or hear the fire engine that was trying to overtake me. “ Oth

36、er comments included. “I get lost in my own thoughts., “Its possible to suffer a dulling of the senses.“, “Not hearing other vehicles is a problem., and “I was revving the engine in time to the beat.“ Slower, more ambient tracks like Chopin stimulate a change in a persons brain pattern, encouraging

37、Alpha waves and inducing a feeling of well-being. A state of relaxation might be good for us at most other times, but not at the wheel of the car. Psychologist Professor Shirley Fisher warned. “The greatest danger is fatigue at the wheel. Some music can lull you into concentration loss, or even mini

38、-sleep, which can cause horrific accidents. “ “Its a matter of selecting your music to suit the conditions. Stimulating music can be useful on long, boring roads but when traffic conditions are difficult, or traffic is heavy, it can distract you. “ There is, however, an up side, as AA psychologist D

39、r. Robert West pointed out: “if some music affects our ability to drive safely, then the reverse is also true. Carefully selected tracks may improve our driving, particularly in the high risk groups. For example, if we could get young male drivers to listen to Mantovani, they would probably slow dow

40、n. Sadly, I dont think I could persuade many of them to listen, though. “ As well as the type of music affecting road safety, the very fact that we have high-tech music systems built into our cars also causes accidents. A recent traffic and road safety report showed that almost forty percent of mino

41、r road accidents were caused by people taking their eyes off the road to change a cassette or disc! Whatever our taste in music, or driving style, it looks as if safe driving habits are forced on us in the future. Rover, British Aerospace, Philips and Swedens Road and Traffic Research Institute have

42、 combined to produce a car intelligence system that they have named ARIADN (Application of Real-Time Intelligent Aid for Driving), a sophisticated electronic combined navigation-carphone-collision avoidance system that takes advantage of radar to warn the driver when a collision is possible. If the

43、car ceases to be at a safe braking distance from the one in front, ARIADN sends a vibration through the accelerator pedal to warn the driver to slow down. The vibration becomes more and more severe the closer the car gets to the vehicle in front until, if the warnings go unheeded, the engine cuts ou

44、t and the hazard warning lights go on. So remember, if music is the food of love, do it slowly, especially if youre driving, then we can all “play“ on. 37 The word trials in Paragraph 5 is closest in meaning to _. （ A） inspections （ B） experiments （ C） tryouts （ D） tribulations 38 According to the p

45、assage, which of the following is true of the effect of music on drivers? （ A） Both extremes of music can result in risk. （ B） Slow music stimulates a change in a persons brain pattern. （ C） The fast rock music was potentially lethal. （ D） Drivers subjected to slow ballads often found their attentio

46、n wanderin 39 The word tracks in Paragraph 9 is closest in meaning to _. （ A） ways （ B） music （ C） field （ D） trace 40 Why did the author mention comments by the volunteer drivers in Paragraph 6-8? （ A） To prove that men in the 17-25 age bracket were the most dangerous and accident-prone group. （ B）

47、 To support the claim that music with a strong beat leads to aggressive driving. （ C） To indicate the pace of the driving is governed by the pace and beat of the music. （ D） To give an example that soothing music makes drivers relaxed and sleepy. 41 The authors description of slow music in Paragraph

48、 9 mentions all of the following EXCEPT _. （ A） it stimulates a change in a persons brain （ B） it encourages Alpha waves （ C） it can lull you into concentration loss （ D） tracks like Chopin can cause horrific accidents 42 In Paragraph 11, why did the author cite psychologist Dr. Robert Wests comment

49、s? （ A） To indicate that selected music may both improve and distract driving. （ B） To prove carefully selected music only benefits those in the high risk group. （ C） To show that Mantovani benefits young male drivers when they are on the move. （ D） To give evidence that it is hard to persuade young male drivers to listen to Mantovan 43 The word reverse in Paragraph 11 is closest in meaning to _. （ A） inverse （ B） opposite （ C） regress （ D） reversion 44 According to Paragraph 12, which of the following can be inferred a