[外语类试卷]大学英语四级改革适用（听力）模拟试卷59（无答案）.doc

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1、大学英语四级改革适用（听力）模拟试卷 59（无答案）Section A（A）She took the train instead of the bus.（B） She came in her husbands car.（C） She started earlier today than usual.（D）She took the railway to work.（A）By car.（B） By bus.（C） By plane.（D）By train.（A）The importance of liberation.（B） Womens rights in society.（C） An impo

2、rtant election.（D）Career planning.（A）Tell Jim nothing about the lost CDs.（B） Return Jims CDs as soon as possible.（C） Express his apology to Jim by himself.（D）Replace the CDs before she talks to Jim.（A）The woman missed last nights quiz show.（B） The man won a luxury car from the quiz show.（C） The man

3、went out to dinner last night.（D）None of the contestants won a big prize from the show.（A）Meeting Susan at the seashore.（B） Making sure when Susan will come.（C） Seeing how Susans experiment is going on.（D）Asking Susan to see a movie.（A）Stay away for a couple of weeks.（B） Check the locks every two we

4、eks.（C） Look after Johnsons house.（D）Move to another place.（A）He is attending his sick mother at home.（B） He is on a European tour with his mother.（C） He is at home on sick leave.（D）He is in Europe to see his mother.（A）Most peoples arms are too fat or flabby.（B） They are easy and convenient（C） They

5、can keep people physically healthy.（D）There are a lot of diseases related to arms.（A）They dont get rid of flabby arms.（B） They can damage arm muscles.（C） They arent acceptable to most people.（D）They can raise ones blood pressure.（A）Wearing arm weights while you are swimming.（B） Jogging vigorously in

6、 one place for a long time.（C） Using bicycles that require you to use both your arms and legs.（D）Walking slowly while swinging your arms back and forth.（A）To ask him to explain the steps in a lab experiment.（B） To discuss a grade she got on a lab report.（C） To ask for advice on her lab experiments.（

7、D）To talk about a lab report she is writing.（A）To explain an ongoing problem in his classes.（B） To warn the woman that she will fail the class.（C） To emphasise the importance of cooperation.（D）To help the woman understand what problem she has.（A）Drop the chemistry class.（B） Read the handouts he prov

8、ides.（C） Team up with a better student.（D）Join the chemistry club.（A）She does not like chemistry.（B） She is too busy to study.（C） She does not agree with the professor.（D）She is careless about lab techniques.Section B（A）A proverb is a long and famous saying.（B） A proverb is often created by famous p

9、eople.（C） Most proverbs are found in civilised cultures.（D）A proverb always holds a common truth.（A）Early birds catch worms.（B） No pains, no gains.（C） A penny saved is a penny earned.（D）Out of sight, out of mind.（A）Love fades away with the time going by.（B） Love makes people stay closer and closer.（

10、C） Distance makes two people love each other more.（D）People in love become more and more alike.（A）Because it takes too long to process all the applications.（B） Because its resources are limited.（C） Because it is a library for special purposes.（D）Because there is a shortage of staff.（A）Discard his ap

11、plication form.（B） Forbid him to borrow any items.（C） Cancel his video card.（D）Ask him to apply again.（A）One month.（B） One week.（C） Two weeks.（D）Two months.（A）The human rights.（B） Their political achievements.（C） The location of the capital.（D）The abolition of slavery.（A）In Washington.（B） In New Yor

12、k.（C） In San Francisco.（D）In Philadelphia.（A）It was selected by George Washington.（B） Its construction was mostly charged by Pierre L. Enfant.（C） It was located on the southeastern shore of the Potomac River.（D）Its name was nominated by George Washington.（A）In 1791.（B） In 1799.（C） In 1774.（D）In 1776

13、.Section C25 In Washington this week, Treasury Secretary Geithner announced new steps to rebuild trust in financial markets and restart the flow of credit. The plan【B1】_President Barack Obamas economic recovery legislation could total two trillion dollars. But Secretary Geithner gave few details of

14、the plan to【B2 】_banks. Investors【B3】_reacted. Stock markets fell almost five percent after he spoke Tuesday. Financial stocks lost the most. Some lawmakers【B4】_the lack of details. Others said the plan was too big. But the secretary called for【B5】_action, saying there was more risk in taking small

15、steps.For banks that need more capital, the plan calls for private investors or the government to provide it. But first, major banks will face a “stress test“, a careful【B6】_of their health.Another step is to create a Public-Private Investment Fund. This will use government and private capital to bu

16、y housing loans and other troubled assets that financial companies are unable to sell. The fund may reach one trillion dollars in【B7】_, but start with half that. The concept is to【B8】_private capital and private asset managers in helping set a market value for the securities.A third step is to increase the【B9】_of credit for individuals and businesses. Tim Geithner says the government【B10 】_as many as one trillion dollars to reconstruct the market for loan-based securities.26 【B1 】27 【B2 】28 【B3 】29 【B4 】30 【B5 】31 【B6 】32 【B7 】33 【B8 】34 【B9 】35 【B10 】