[外语类试卷]专业英语四级模拟试卷504（无答案）.doc

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1、专业英语四级模拟试卷 504（无答案）一、PART I DICTATION (15 MIN)Directions: Listen to the following passage. Altogether the passage will be read to you four times. During the first reading, which will be read at normal speed, listen and try to understand the meaning. For the second and third readings, the passage wil

2、l be read sentence by sentence, or phrase by phrase, with intervals of 15 seconds. The last reading will be read at normal speed again and during this time you should check your work. You will then be given 2 minuteSECTION A CONVERSATIONSDirections: In this section you will hear several conversation

3、s. Listen to the conversations carefully and then answer the questions that follow. 2 Which of the following is the most possible place where the conversation takes place?（A）A department.（B） A boutique.（C） A post office.（D）A company.3 Which of the following most probably seems to be what the woman i

4、s particular about?（A）Size.（B） Style.（C） Design.（D）Material.4 How much does the woman finally pay for what she wants to get?（A）Seventeen dollars.（B） Seventy-five dollars.（C） A ten percent discount of dollars.（D）Sixty-seven dollars and five cents.5 What kind of topics do you think Donna does NOT like

5、?（A）Movies.（B） Books.（C） Politics.（D）Music.6 Which kind of man is NOT to Donnas liking?（A）Emotional.（B） Stubborn.（C） Self-controlled.（D）Muscular.7 What is the essential for the young people to keep a good relationship?（A）Privacy.（B） Mutual understanding.（C） Success（D）Common topic.8 What is Miss Barn

6、es job?（A）Lawyer.（B） Supervisor.（C） Accountant.（D）Legal secretary.9 How long has Miss Barnes been looking for a new job?（A）A week.（B） A month.（C） Two weeks.（D）One year.10 What is the final offer of a raise the man makes Miss Barnes?（A）Twice her present salary.（B） Ten dollars more per week.（C） The sa

7、me as Snodgrass, Ellington and Pitts.（D）Ten dollars more per week than Snodgrass, Ellington and Pitts.11 Why did Miss Barnes refuse the mans final offer?（A）She feels her value wasnt appreciated.（B） She wants a more interesting job.（C） Shes tired of working.（D）She wants more money.SECTION B PASSAGESD

8、irections: In this section, you will hear several passages. Listen to the passages carefully and then answer the questions that follow. 12 We can learn from the passage that_.（A）Toyota entered Fl to earn more money（B） Fl is low risk but rich rewarding（C） Toyota team has been experienced for a very l

9、ong time（D）Toyota made good preparations for the 2003 season13 What will the next paragraph talk about if the passage goes on?（A）Preparations for the 2003 season.（B） The value of Ove Andersson.（C） How to improve the European market.（D）Changes on the technical side.14 The reason why Toyota wants to j

10、oin Fl is_.（A）to enlarge its market（B） to meet the challenge and test from the world（C） to become the largest manufacturer in the world（D）to cultivate good team spirit in the company15 Whats the main point the speaker makes?（A）Content of speech is more important than tone of voices.（B） Voice quality

11、 has a strong effect on listeners.（C） Effective speakers must use visual aids.（D）Amplifying devices are essential in large rooms.16 According to the speaker, what can a speaker do to keep an audiences attention?（A）Speak very loudly.（B） Ask questions frequently.（C） Vary tone, volume and speed of spee

12、ch.（D）Limit the speech to a short one.17 According to the speaker, how can a speaker indicate that the topic is about to change?（A）By raising pitch.（B） By lowering register.（C） By pointing to a chart.（D）By pausing.18 The Americans go to the cinema mainly to_.（A）enjoy a good story（B） see their favori

13、te actors or actresses（C） temporarily escape from their everyday life（D）share with their family a common experience19 What is the general reaction when people are watching movies?（A）They are deeply involved and forget all the troubles and problems.（B） They feel everything on the screen is too romant

14、ic and familiar.（C） They are greatly stirred and want to fulfill their own dreams.（D）They are often moved to tears.20 Why are American films so popular?（A）Because they are performed by famous actors and actresses.（B） Because the good guys in the movies always win in the end.（C） Because the heroes ha

15、ve to deal with many problems and frustrations.（D）Because the movies are well-made and the stories are very good.21 The main point of the passage is_.（A）the idle and empty life of the Americans（B） the great functions of American movies（C） why American people go to the cinema（D）the popularity of Holl

16、ywood moviesSECTION C NEWS BROADCASTDirections: In this section, you will hear several news items. Listen to them carefully and then answer the questions that follow. 22 The news item is mainly about（A）World Cup in South Africa.（B） police uniform change.（C） police battling obesity.（D）police losing t

17、heir jobs. 23 What does the news item mainly report?（A）The celebration of Vladimir Pupins winning of the presidential election.（B） The result of Russias presidential election.（C） Dmitry Midvales foreign policy.（D）Accusations of the current administrations malpractice.24 How many unidentified bodies

18、are likely to be Burmese?（A）Several.（B） 80.（C） More than 800.（D）Several hundred.25 The surviving Burmese faced the following problems after the tsunami EXCEPT_.（A）they had no jobs（B） their homes and belongings were gone（C） it was difficult for them to be registered（D）they were unable to get governme

19、nt aid26 The experiment is to take place（A）in outer space.（B） from a pyramid.（C） on the Internet.（D）on another planet.27 Which of the following material is NOT used to communicate with outer space life?（A）Images.（B） Videos.（C） Sounds.（D）Radar.28 Eight foreign aid workers were arrested in Afghanistan

20、 because of their _ activities.（A）political（B） espionage（C） religious（D）relief29 Which of the following is NOT mentioned as one of the penalties?（A）A fine.（B） Expulsion,（C） A jail term.（D）Death sentence,30 The conference addresses the following issues EXCEPT（A）poverty（B） gender inequality（C） environ

21、mental protection（D）world peace31 Which of the following statements is NOT true?（A）One fifth of world population dont have safe water supplies.（B） Two fifths of world population dont have basic sanitation.（C） A child dies every 40 seconds.（D）The Middle East is facing severe water shortage.二、PART III

22、 CLOZE (15 MIN)Directions: There are 20 blanks in the following passage. Decide which of the choices given below would best complete the passage if inserted in the corresponding blanks. 31 Yellow or pink flowers? The green or blue sweater? We make decisions about color all the time. Now, scientists

23、are starting to figure【C1】_ why we like the colors we do.It is our experiences that determine which colors we prefer,【C2】_a new study, which was the first to【C3】_ test the long-suspected idea that people like the colors of the things they like. In their【C4】_ to understand why people like certain col

24、ors, scientists have【C5】_on evolution. The main theory is that we like colors that are【C6】_ to things that are healthy and promote survival. A blue sky, for example, indicates calm weather, which【C7】_ explain why blue tends to be a (n)【C8 】_ color across cultures. Dark yellows and oranges,【C9】_, inv

25、oke urine, vomit and rotting food.【C10】_expected, there is usually a drop in preference【C11】_ these colors in studies around the world.【C12 】_ those general trends, there are wide-ranging differences among individuals about which colors they like. As part of a【C13】_of experiments, the researchers sh

26、owed slide shows of colored objects to a group of【C14】_. They found that people preferred whichever color had been linked to the【C15】_ images they saw, whether red or green.In another【C16 】_ study, the researchers found that Berkeley students who【C17】_ highest in school spirit had the strongest pref

27、erences for blue and gold, their schools colors, and the most【C18】_ for red and white, the colors of their rival Stanford. SpiritedStanford students showed the opposite【C19】_, suggesting that social connections can influence which colors we like at different times in our lives.People are generally i

28、nterested in the subtle differences between people and what has【C20】_ that. Color provides a tool to understand why we like some things more than others.32 【C1 】（A）away（B） up（C） out（D）around33 【C2 】（A）advises（B） suggests（C） recommends（D）imagines34 【C3 】（A）extensively（B） definitely（C） temporarily（D）e

29、xperimentally35 【C4 】（A）temptation（B） attempts（C） triumphs（D）contempt36 【C5 】（A）focused（B） carried（C） dwelt（D）depended37 【C6 】（A）attached（B） tied（C） referred（D）adjusted38 【C7 】（A）dare（B） must（C） might（D）need39 【C8 】（A）approved（B） acceptable（C） favored（D）tangible40 【C9 】（A）to some extent（B） in additi

30、on（C） on the contrary（D）on the other hand41 【C10 】（A）As（B） Which（C） That（D）Who42 【C11 】（A）to（B） for（C） in（D）over43 【C12 】（A）Besides（B） Given（C） Considering（D）Despite44 【C13 】（A）sea（B） series（C） segment（D）serial45 【C14 】（A）participants（B） candidates（C） rivals（D）victims46 【C15 】（A）enthusiastic（B） visu

31、al（C） striking（D）positive47 【C16 】（A）effective（B） substantial（C） preliminary（D）contemporary48 【C17 】（A）marked（B） ranked（C） recorded（D）soared49 【C18 】（A）distaste（B） dissatisfaction（C） disbelief（D）disappointment50 【C19 】（A）model（B） pattern（C） arrangement（D）standard51 【C20 】（A）allowed（B） ensured（C） dri

32、ven（D）committed三、PART IV GRAMMAR will（B） If only; would（C） Should; will（D）Unless; would60 All the students in Miss Gaos class were asked to write a 400-word _ about Autumn.（A）dissertation（B） composition（C） theme（D）thesis61 On January 1st, people usually make a New Years_such as quitting smoking or l

33、osing weight.（A）resolve（B） resolution（C） decision（D）determination62 What he wrote is _, but he still feels unsatisfied.（A）enough good（B） good enough（C） as good enough（D）good as enough63 He will be doing his best to _ himself on his opponent for last years defeat.（A）remedy（B） reproach（C） revive（D）rev

34、enge64 We should make allowances for his youth and inexperience. The underlined part means_.（A）prepare an amount of money（B） take into consideration（C） be tolerant with（D）pass over65 Biotechnology is supposed to provide more jobs, promote more growth, create better harvest and _ the Earth many insec

35、t-killing chemicals into the bargain.（A）spare（B） make（C） provide（D）furnish66 After several fruitless attempts, the new approach _ the tough problem was considered as the last resort.（A）to solve（B） with solving（C） to solving（D）for solving67 Fat cannot change into muscle_ changes into fat.（A）any more

36、than（B） no more than（C） no less than（D）much more than68 A highly organized system of irrigation is _ Chinese agriculture.（A）typical of（B） consistent with（C） famous for（D）subject to69 There is an increasing _ to make movies describing violence.（A）strength（B） direction（C） tradition（D）trend70 Although

37、_ Spanish, he attended the course.（A）he was knowing（B） he is knowing（C） having a knowledge of（D）knows71 As visiting scholars, they willingly _ to the customs of the country they live in.（A）submit（B） commit（C） conform（D）subject72 His name was on the _ of my tongue, but I just couldnt remember.（A）edge

38、（B） rim（C） border（D）tip73 This kind of glasses manufactured by experienced craftsmen _ comfortably.（A）is wont（B） wears（C） wearing（D）are worn74 They hate you _ lies to them.（A）telling（B） to tell（C） to have told（D）having told75 The increasing global warming will have a devastating effect on some coast

39、al areas, or _ many scientists have warned.（A）so（B） it（C） thus（D）that76 I suppose that they do not have a clear idea who _ the story.（A）originated（B） generated（C） manufactured（D）estimated77 Although her marriage was very unhappy, Mrs. Stephens remained with her husband for the _ of the children.（A）r

40、eason（B） sake（C） care（D）convenience78 Dont be too _ on them; after all, they are only little children.（A）strict（B） strong（C） hard（D）heavy79 This apartment could_ a family of ten in a minimal space by using sofas and dual-purpose furniture all built-in.（A）reside（B） possess（C） embrace（D）accommodate80

41、This danger is certainly a _ in the way.（A）lion（B） snake（C） tiger（D）bear81 Weve just installed two air-conditioners in our apartment, _ should make great differences in our life next summer.（A）which（B） what（C） that（D）they81 Insects which eat grain and other stored food can be partially controlled by

42、 cooling the grain. But the damage insects cause can be further limited by making them even more susceptible to cold, says a Canadian researcher.Insect pests die if they freeze, but many have the ability to become “supercool“, remaining alive even when the temperature drops to - 10. However, Paul Fi

43、elds of the Agriculture Canada Research Station in Winnipeg has discovered that the ability of these insects to supercool can be seriously affected by “ice-nucleating-active bacteria“. When the bacteria are present, the insects freeze and die at a higher temperature than normal.Ice-nucleating-active

44、 bacteria are found naturally on most plant leaves. They are also grown commercially for use in cloud seeding and in making artificial snow.Fields added these bacteria to wheat which was stored at a temperature of - 10 and contained the rusty grain beetle. He found that when the bacteria accounted f

45、or only 10 parts per million of the grain, the beetles supercooling point rose from - 11.3 to - 7.1, so more died. At concentrations of 100 ppm or 1000 ppm, the bacteria increased the supercooling point to as high as -6.3, which resulted in more than 75 percent of the beetles dying.Fields also appli

46、ed the bacteria to two other species of grain beetle, Sitophilus granarius and Oryzaephilus surinamensis, keeping them at - 10. He found that more of these beetles also died. First, though, he gradually acclimatized some of the insects to cold, to simulate the increase in tolerance to cold which the

47、y normally develop as winter approaches. Fields found that the insects that had been acclimatized were less affected by cold than the beetles that had not been acclimatized, but that more of them still died at - 10.Fields says that the technique of using ice-nucleating-active bacteria leaves no noxi

48、ous chemical residues and poses little risk to the people who apply the treatment. It is also effective against insects which have become resistant to pesticides.82 Which of the following statements about ice-nucleating-active bacteria is true?（A）They may cool the grain to - 10.（B） They can weaken t

49、he beetles resistance to coldness.（C） They can be grown on most plant leaves.（D）They are used only in biological researches.83 Fields found that when the bacteria accounted for 100 parts per million of the grain, the beetles supercooling point _.（A）rose by 4（B） dropped by 4（C） rose by 5（D）dropped by