[外语类试卷]专业英语四级模拟试卷616（无答案）.doc

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1、专业英语四级模拟试卷 616（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 Why does the man look so tired?（A）He worked for the whole night.（B） He played computer games last night.（C） He talked with his roommate last night.（D）He was bothered by the noise in his room.3 All of the following

4、are the plans the woman mentioned EXCEPT_.（A）doing some volunteer work（B） doing some exercise（C） making some friends（D）enjoying the recreational activities4 What does the man say about watching classic movies?（A）It is helpful in practicing ones pronunciation.（B） It can make people relaxed.（C） It can

5、 enrich their college life.（D）It is the source of classic music.5 Why is the woman looking for some books about English?（A）She is learning English literature.（B） She is preparing for an exam.（C） She is passionate about English.（D）She is taking a hard course.6 What does the man say about himself?（A）H

6、e doesnt have a studying brain.（B） He is afraid of examinations.（C） He doesnt have a gift for English.（D）He hates to be a postgraduate.7 What will the man do in the future?（A）Start computer business.（B） Work for a computer company.（C） Employ the woman.（D）Study with the woman.8 Why was the room not f

7、ound at first?（A）The reservation was not made under Johnson.（B） The secretary did not ask for a double room.（C） The confirmation number was wrong.（D）The number of the visa card was wrong.9 All of the following are the right information about the room EXCEPT_.（A）it is on the 3rd floor（B） it is a stan

8、dard double room（C） The extension number is 898007（D）it is a non-smoking one10 What is the mans request?（A）To have breakfast in the room.（B） To pay the bill when checking out.（C） To sign the name in the morning.（D）To use a new credit card for the room.11 What does the woman give the man at last?（A）T

9、he mans credit card.（B） The mans signature.（C） The bill for the room.（D）The room key.SECTION B PASSAGESDirections: In this section, you will hear several passages. Listen to the passages carefully and then answer the questions that follow. 12 According to the passage, seeing and perceiving are_.（A）t

10、he same action going on in our minds（B） two separate actions going on in different organs（C） two actions carried on both by the eyes（D）several actions that take place at different time13 People perceive different things about the same scene because_.（A）they see different things（B） they cant agree ab

11、out things（C） some have sharp eyesight（D）they interpret the scene differently in mind14 Psychologists study perception by_.（A）setting up many experiments（B） asking each other what they see（C） looking out of windows（D）studying peoples eyes15 According to the author, people tend to_.（A）regard differen

12、t behaviors from other countries as bad（B） regard behavior codes as a part of culture（C） exchange different behavior codes with foreign friends（D）imitate different behaviors from other countries16 Which of the following behaviors is not welcomed in western societies?（A）Showing your gratitude when re

13、ceiving gifts.（B） Eating quietly at a restaurant.（C） Opening a closed door without knocking.（D）Visiting friends at their homes when getting their invitation.17 Its very likely that you will make mistakes in foreign countries_.（A）by following the conventions in your society（B） by imitating all their

14、behaviors（C） with too much knowledge on conventions（D）without knowing their behaviors18 According to the passage, many languages die_.（A）under the pressure from dominant languages（B） slowly than expected（C） in a proper rate（D）as a natural event in human history19 Which of the following statements is

15、 NOT mentioned as a reason of the disappearance of languages?（A）Government policies discourage native tongues to develop.（B） Diseases and natural disasters destroy native tongues.（C） Immigrants tend to desert their native tongues.（D）Pressure from economic development stimulates the disappearance of

16、languages.20 According to the author, _is effective in saving dying languages.（A）choosing official languages by the local people（B） a determined multilingual approach（C） encouraging immigrants to speak their native tongues（D）multilingual teaching in school education21 It can be inferred that_.（A）the

17、 Japanese government has contributed to the saving of the dying native tongue（B） the eight elderly people have to teach their native tongue to foreigners（C） Japanese people now are very interested in learning Ainu（D）the Japanese government has forced its young people to learn Ainu22 Pakistani and U.

18、 S. officials have formally signed an agreement before they_.（A）fought together against the terrorist group（B） negotiated on the anti-terrorism cooperation（C） spied on the Taliban in Afghanistan（D）united to form coalition troops23 Pakistani authorities closes the NATO supply lines because_.（A）24 Pak

19、istani soldiers were killed by the Taliban（B） 24 Pakistani soldiers were killed in an airstrike（C） 24 American soldiers killed Pakistani soldiers（D）24 American soldiers were killed in an airstrike24 According to the U. N. Environment Program, good management of chemicals could protect_.（A）endangered

20、 species（B） human beings lives（C） our environment（D）international relationships25 What is the most frightening aspect of the chemicals in the world?（A）Over 143,000 chemicals have been produced.（B） Chemicals are overused in many areas of our life.（C） The chemicals effects are not clearly known.（D）Hum

21、an beings become dependent on chemicals.26 The news agency knows the possible cause of the emergency landing from_.（A）a Russian pilot on board the flight（B） an American official at New York（C） one of the airport staff in Iceland（D）an air traffic controller in Moscow27 The caller warned that the bomb

22、 would explode when the plane_.（A）took off from New York（B） arrived at Moscow（C） left for Iceland（D）reached Voronezh28 What is the ultimate aim of the stimulus package?（A）To sell some concessions.（B） To develop the transport.（C） To boost the economy.（D）To maintain infrastructure.29 In last year, Bra

23、zils economic growth was_.（A）2%（B） 2.7%（C） 5.5%（D）7.5%二、PART III 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. 29 It is an understood fact that water helps mobil

24、ize soluble nutrients, transport waste materials and regulate body temperature.【C1】_ consumption can result in elevated blood pressure and increased amounts of【C2】_in blood. Water also helps in the transportation and【C3】_of fat cells in the body. Our competitive lifestyles have【C4 】_ us to eating ju

25、nk foods containing empty calories of zero nutritional value. This exhausts the natural reserves of nutrients and only ends up【C5 】_ increased amounts of fat.Natural foodstuffs,【C6】_ the human body, are also made up of water. These foods are packed with nutrients in their watery bases and are perfec

26、t【C7】_ for deep fried and processed foods.【C8】_ the inclusion of water-based fruits and vegetables like carrots, apples, water melons, and so on, one is said to【C9】_as much as 800 calories per day.The logic behind water dense foods is the fact that, they will【C10】_the body without causing it additio

27、nal harm.【C11】_, the nutrients they contain will【C12 】_ the natural reserves and help make physical functions better.【C13 】_ water aids in easier and faster digestion of food, it is responsible for resulting in a high【C14】_. This, in turn, helps in burning fat. However, knowing how much water to con

28、sume to【C15】_weight loss is essential. It is believed that every 1 kilogram of body weight requires at least 0.033 litres of water to maintain【C16】_ physical functions. So, an average male weighing 60 kilograms, needs to drink at least 2 litres of water to be able to shed weight【C17】_. Drinking at l

29、east 3 glasses of cold water every morning【C18】_ breakfast, will set your metabolism(新陈代谢)【C19】_. This will keep burning the fat cells throughout the day, even【C20】_resting.30 【C1 】（A）Adequate（B） Inadequate（C） Sufficient（D）Abnormal31 【C2 】（A）nutrients（B） fragments（C） ingredients（D）impurities32 【C3 】

30、（A）dissolution（B） discharge（C） distribution（D）diversion33 【C4 】（A）caused（B） reduced（C） adapted（D）compelled34 【C5 】（A）eliminating（B） restoring（C） storing（D）preserving35 【C6 】（A）unlike（B） like（C） alike（D）as36 【C7 】（A）substitutes（B） substances（C） subsidies（D）components37 【C8 】（A）Besides（B） From（C） With

31、out（D）With38 【C9 】（A）exhaust（B） gain（C） lose（D）economize39 【C10 】（A）pass over（B） pass through（C） build up（D）break through40 【C11 】（A）Moreover（B） However（C） Anyhow（D）After all41 【C12 】（A）compensate（B） compromise（C） complement（D）compliment42 【C13 】（A）When（B） Since（C） Although（D）Unless43 【C14 】（A）ratio

32、n（B） rating（C） ratio（D）rate44 【C15 】（A）facilitate（B） fascinate（C） enforce（D）regulate45 【C16 】（A）optional（B） optimum（C） positive（D）prominent46 【C17 】（A）enormously（B） efficiently（C） effectively（D）elaborately47 【C18 】（A）after（B） at（C） before（D）during48 【C19 】（A）on end（B） on top（C） in session（D）in motio

33、n49 【C20 】（A）while（B） for（C） after（D）until三、PART IV GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY (15 MIN)Directions: There are thirty sentences in this section. Beneath each sentence there are four words or phrases marked A, B, C and D. Choose one word or phrase that best completes the sentence.50 You_John in the street th

34、is morning. Hes been dead for ages.（A）mustnt see（B） mustnt have seen（C） couldnt see（D）couldnt have seen51 What does “His parents are dead against the trip“ mean?（A）His parents are dead because of me trip.（B） His parents are quite in opposition to me trip.（C） His parents are hardly against the trip.（

35、D）His parents have a very hard time during me trip.52 Which of the following sentences indicates prediction?（A）You must be back by 10 oclock.（B） He has to move the desk himself.（C） You should mind your own business.（D）The book should attract all lovers of poetry.53 Have you ever gone water-skiing be

36、fore? Oh, yes,_.（A）a dozen of time（B） dozens of times（C） dozens of time（D）dozen of time54 _, glasses can correct most sight defects in healthy eyes.（A）When well-fitted（B） If well-fitting（C） When well-fitting（D）If well-fitted when55 She was the only one of me few girls who_passed the examination.（A）w

37、as（B） were（C） has（D）have56 The old woman would have been drowned_a passer-by dragged her out of the water.（A）but for（B） but that（C） without（D）if57 John misses the early bus for oversleeping,_the delay.（A）hence to cause（B） so to cause（C） so as caused（D）thus causing58 The vocabulary and grammatical di

38、fferences between British and American English are so trivial and few as hardly_.（A）noticed（B） to be noticed（C） being noticed（D）to notice59 Which of the following sentences has a subject complement?（A）A taxi was called for me.（B） Linda was given nothing.（C） The room is always kept clean.（D）A glance

39、was cast at him.60 There are some rooms in the beach house,_served as a kitchen.（A）the smaller of that（B） the smaller of which（C） the smallest of that（D）the smallest of which61 I think an afternoon in the open air will do us good,_?（A）doesnt it（B） do you（C） dont you（D）does it62 Many European Kings f

40、elt happier after Napoleon_from the scene.（A）disappeared（B） had disappeared（C） was disappearing（D）would disappear63 _, Tom would have been a wealthy man:（A）Was he to enter business（B） If he was to enter business（C） Was he entered business（D）Had he entered business64 _the desert is like a sea,_is the

41、 camel like ship.（A）What:as（B） As:as（C） As:so（D）That:so65 One of my_customers was Fred Hasbrook, an electronics salesman.（A）regular（B） normal（C） formal（D）conventional66 Steam_into water when it touches a cold surface.（A）shrinks（B） contracts（C） condenses（D）compresses67 He was overcome by a sudden_of

42、jealousy.（A）surge（B） tide（C） rage（D）tidings68 He had gone to the reception desk,_to check out.（A）presumably（B） preliminarily（C） formerly（D）formally69 “The man talking with my mom is our math teacher“ has all the following possible meanings EXCEPT_.（A）the man who will talk with my mom.（B） the man who

43、 is talking with my mom.（C） the man who has been talking with my mom.（D）the man who has talked with my mom.70 I was expressing some_and wonder at her good fortune.（A）allowance（B） amazement（C） amusement（D）ambition71 He was one of Newcastles most_medical men, a world authority on heart diseases.（A）dis

44、tinctive（B） distinguished（C） disguised（D）distant72 He was apparently quite_from his anarchist views.（A）changed（B） altered（C） converted（D）transferred73 I took to her the moment I met her. The underlined part means_.（A）talked with her（B） picked her up in a car（C） recognized her（D）liked her74 Let me_yo

45、u I will use whatever force is necessary to restore order.（A）insure（B） assure（C） ensure（D）sure75 The government must increase the_ of reforms to avoid further bloodshed.（A）rate（B） pace（C） speed（D）velocity76 I think hes the most charming, most_, man Ive ever known.（A）conservative（B） considerable（C） c

46、onsidering（D）considerate77 Ive never been able to work her out. The underlined part means_.（A）to Work together with her（B） to understand her（C） to ask her out（D）to persuade her78 The production of these cancerous cells_the production 6f normal white blood cells.（A）depresses（B） suppresses（C） lessens（

47、D）degrades79 His new girlfriend had_to tell him she was married.（A）omitted（B） missed（C） neglected（D）discarded79 During my first seven semesters as a medical student at Gadjah Mada University in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, I spent most of my time studying and in classrooms. I rarely spoke with real patien

48、ts in a hospital setting. Then last year I started visiting the neurology ward at Dr. Sardjito Hospital.I was gathering data for my thesis, an assessment of the oral contraceptive(避孕的)pill as a risk factor for ischemic strokes(缺血性中风). This type of stroke is the most common and it occurs as a result of an obstruction within a blood vessel supplying blood to the brain. At the hospital I would review the medical records of newly admitted stroke patients, then interview them to find out if they were taking the pill. It was a slow process.One