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1、笔译三级实务模拟试卷 22及答案与解析 一、 PART 1 English-Chinese Translation (60 points) Translate the following passage into Chinese. The time for this part is 120 minutes. 1 The proportion of children in America who are overweight has tripled over the past 20 years and now exceeds 17% , according to the Centres for

2、Disease Control and Prevention(CDC). The health problems that this causes include hypertension and type-2 diabetes, formerly known only among the nation s overweight adult population. A group sponsored by the National Institute on Ageing has warned that this may be the first generation ever to have

3、a shorter lifespan than their parents. All the while, the proportion of children who take part in daily exercise at high school has dropped from 42% in 1991 to only 28% in 2004, according to the CDC. Snacking has greatly increased; the Government Accountability Office found in 2003 that 99% of Ameri

4、ca s high schools now sell snacks and other food as well as providing lunches. In an attempt to get the problem tackled at local level, Congress in 2004 passed an act directing school districts that get money from the national school-lunch programme to create “wellness“ policies by the start of the

5、2006-07 school year. The districts were told to set standards for nutrition, physical activity and education about good food, then make sure that schools actually implement them. One year after the deadline, the results are haphazard. School districts plans range from a few paragraphs long to more t

6、han 25 pages. Some states, like Texas and Arkansas, have pre-emptively set standards for school districts under their jurisdiction, forcing schools to ban fizzy drinks and junk food while increasing the amount of exercise the pupils take. Others offer guidelines rather than mandates , with no reperc

7、ussions for schools that don t comply. And in some areas, schools are being eased into change very slowly. Oregon s legislature passed a bill in June that gives its schools ten years to meet its new physical-education requirements. Last October the School Nutrition Association(SNA), a pressure group

8、, analysed health policies from the 100 largest school districts in the country, which account for almost a quarter of the nation s primary-and-secondary-school students. Many districts had indeed created guidelines for nutrition education, physical activity and school food, as required, but the rul

9、es tended to be fairly broad. Some policies merely defaulted to the state recommendations and some to the federal government s minimal requirements. The physical-activity guidelines were also varied; only 62% of schools made physical education obligatory. Action for Healthy Kids, another schools-ori

10、ented NGO, also looked at a smattering of policies last year. Of the 112 districts it analysed, only 30% specified a time requirement for physical-education classes and 42% offered only general guidelines for the sort of food and drink allowed to be sold in the schools. Cafeterias where nachos, Fren

11、ch fries and cookies are tucked alongside salads, juice and fresh fruit do not encourage children to eat well. The SNA has now done a follow-up. It found that less than half of the schools were implementing their nutrition-education guidelines and enforcing vending-machine rules. The sporty bits far

12、ed better, with 64% of the schools meeting their physical-education requirements. Bringing the issue to a local level is meant to make up for the dearth of guidelines from the federal government. Other than banning chewing-gum and sweets from the cafeteria at lunchtime, there are no national guideli

13、nes for food sold outside the school lunch programme, nor are there any requirements for physical education. So far, the 2004 act does not seem to be doing enough to change that. 二、 PART 2 Chinese-English Translation (40 points) Translate the following passage into English. The time for this part is

14、 60 minutes. 2 地球上散落分散着一百多个互不相连且面积不大的火山活动区，被地质学家称为热区。与大多数火山不同的是，它们都不位于形成地球表面的巨大漂移板块的连接处，许多反倒藏于板块的深处。大多数热区移动极其缓慢，有时，板块滑过这些热区，便留下死火 山的痕迹。热区及其火山痕迹是板块移动的标志。 板块漂移现在已是无可争辩的了。以非洲和南美洲为例，由于有新物质嵌入洋底，两个大陆距离越来越远。虽然远隔大洋，但相互吻合的海岸线和好像跨越过海的地质特征，会使人想到这两个大陆曾是连成一片的。带着两个大陆漂移的板块做相对运动，这已得到详细说明，但不能把一个板块相对于另一板块的运动简单地解释为板块与

15、地球内部之间的运动。人们还不能确定两个大陆是否在朝相反的方向运动，也不能确定是否是一个大陆原地不动，另一个大陆正在离它而去。位于地壳深处的热区提供了解决这一问题的测 量仪。从热区的人口情况分析来看，似乎非洲板块是固定的，三千万年过去了也没有移动。 笔译三级实务模拟试卷 22答案与解析 一、 PART 1 English-Chinese Translation (60 points) Translate the following passage into Chinese. The time for this part is 120 minutes. 1 【正确答案】 胖了，还越来越胖 根据美国

16、疾病与预防中心的 数据显示，近 20年，美国肥胖儿童的人数翻了两番，现在超过了 17。因肥胖而引起的健康问题有高血压、二型糖尿病，以前，这些疾病只有肥胖的成年人才可能患上。国立老年研究所资助的研究人员发出警告：这代儿童的寿命可能首次要比他们的父辈短。 一直以来，根据美国疾病控制与预防中心的数据显示中学生参加日常锻炼的比率由 1991年的 42下降到了 2004年的 28。越来越多的孩子喜欢吃零食。 2003年政府责任办公室调查发现，美国 99的中学目前除了提供午餐以外，还兼售其他食品。 为了从根源上解决问题， 2004年国会通过了一项法案，规定获得国家校园午餐资助项目的学区必须在 2006至

17、2007学年开学前制定相关 “健康 “政策，同时规定这些学区制定与营养、体育活动以及健康饮食教育的一系列相关标准，并确保学校能切实遵守准则。 距法案规定的期限已经有一年之余了，各地的实施成效却显得仍然杂乱无章。学区制定的计划标准不一：有的只有短短几段话，有的则长达 25页。像德克萨斯、阿肯色等州的学区早就应各州司法部门的要求，为各自辖区的学校制定了标准：一面强制学校禁止销售碳酸饮料和垃圾食品，另一面则加强学生的体育锻炼。其他州则只是制 定了指导性方针而没有要求学校强制执行，面对校方不履行准则时也没有做出任何回应。另外有些地区的学校改革期限拉得很长，显得相对缓慢，如 6月，俄勒冈州立法机构通过了

18、一项法案，要求该州的学校 10年内要达到新的体育教学要求。 去年 10月，美国高压组织 学校营养协会分析了全国最大的 100个学区的健康政策。这 100个学区的学生人数将近占全国中小学生总数的 1 4。许多学区确实依照要求制定了营养教育、体育活动以及学校饮食方面的相关规定，但都相对宽泛。其中有些规定并没有履行州政府的提议，有的则只符合联邦政府规定的最低 要求。体育活动的规定也各式各样，只有 62的学校把体育课列为必修课。 “为了孩子健康 ”是美国定位于学校的另一个民间组织。去年，这个组织也对部分政策做了一些研究。研究发现， 112个学区里只有 30的学区有体育教学课时的要求细则， 42的学区仅

19、泛泛规定了学校内可销售的食品和饮料种类。一些餐厅把烤干酪辣味玉米片、炸薯条和饼干放在沙拉、果汁和新鲜水果的旁边出售，这种行为有悖于学生健康饮食的理念。 现在，学校营养协会进一步采取行动。它发现遵守营养教育规则、实行自动贩卖机规则的学校还不到一半。学生体育成绩取得进展的学校里，有 64的学校达到了体育课的要求。 从根源上解决这个问题也就意味着联邦政府得补全规则，而不是禁止在校内食堂午餐时间出售口香糖、水果糖。因为国家并没有出台校外午餐时间不得出售相关食物的规定，校外也没有相关体育锻炼的体育教育规则。就目前来看， 2004年通过的法案要改变这一现状，显然还不够完善。 二、 PART 2 Chine

20、se-English Translation (40 points) Translate the following passage into English. The time for this part is 60 minutes. 2 【正确答案】 Scattered around the globe are more than 100 small regions of isolated volcanic activity known to geologists as hot spots. Unlike most of the world s volcanoes, they are no

21、t always found at the boundaries of the great drifting plates that make up the earth s surface. On the contrary, many of them lie deep in the interior of a plate. Most of the hot spots move only slowly, and in some cases the movement of the plates past them has left trails of dead volcanoes. The hot

22、 spots and their volcanic trails are milestones that mark the passage of the plates. That the plates are moving is not beyond dispute. Africa and South America, for example, are moving away from each other as new material is injected into the sea floor between them. The complementary coastlines and

23、certain geological features that seem to span the ocean are reminders of where the two continents were once joined. The relative motion of the plates carrying these continents has been constructed in detail, but the motion of one plate with respect to another cannot readi-lybe translated into motion

24、 with respect to the earth s interior. It is not possible to determine whether both continents are moving in opposite directions or whether one continent is stationary and the other is drifting away from it. Hot spots, anchored in the deeper layers of the earth, provide the measuring instruments needed to resolve the question. From an analysis of the hot spot population it appears that the African plate is stationary and that it has not moved during the past 30 million years.