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Paper One ZY-W~p1:G
Part I. Listening Comprehension ( 15 % ) x3xBl_t
Section A 9]r6V
1. A. The man better practice harder. &
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B. The man should not give up. :PuJF`k
C. The man should stop trying to be a superstar. EtK,C~C}8
D. The man better practice a new style. <ppM\$
2. A. Help the woman but only unwillingly. ]e@'9`G-'
B. Not help move items for the woman. *D!$gfa
C. Help move things to Mr. Nelson’s office. *aT3L#0(
D. Cancel his appointment at Mr. Nelson’s office. LRW7_XYz
3. A. They are on a date. Ho9 a#9
B. They are at a harmonious meeting. TXD\i Dq
C. They are at a meeting with a controversy. JL45!+
D. They are late to the meeting. OV8Y)%t"
4. A. Ask for more money from the student loan. ^\Gaf5{
B. Find a job to earn some money. jXB<"bw
C. Be more realistic with his money. Ufd{.o[{-
D. Stop worrying about his money. D6@c&
5. A. See both of them one after another. hdJW#,xq
B. Phone the theater for opinion. V\r!H>
C. Toss a coin to decide. ~ \z7$9Q
D. Go somewhere else instead. yPL1(i;
6. A. Volunteering needs special skills. {>'GE16x
B. Volunteering needs physical work. 42kr&UY&
C. Volunteering requires a time commitment. gZF-zhnC
D. Volunteering requires a financial commitment. 8%q:lI
7. A. Dorms are not as cheap as he thinks. ^=Q/H
B. Dorms are not as spacious as he thinks. :^]rjy/|+
C. Dorms are not as available as he thinks. 2&7:JM~#
D. Dorms are not as convenient as he thinks. v#J2yg
8. A. The amount of paper he used might be worth the cost. #e:cB' f
B. It will be a good lesson for him to study harder. KfD=3h=
C. The amount of effort he made will become useful. UPQ?vh2F2
D. The preparation of the paper should be finished soon. hF|N81T
9. A. Sleeping early is good for oneself. HE#IJB6BS?
B. Rising early takes time to become easy. NN\>(
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C. Jogging is difficult to be routine. .BP@1K
D. Walking in the park is not as easy as it seems. 8>Az<EF^=#
10. A. It is sure to be ready on Thursday. LCKCg[D
B. It is still not ready. 4+Aht]$hC
C. It was already ready on Thursday. ~5S[Sl
D. It was too difficult to fix it. eU/o I} A
Section B eW%Cef
Passage One mAO$gHQ
Questions 11 to 13 are based on the passage you have just heard. &/)2P#u
11. A. His friend bought them for him. ZYf0FC=-
B. He bought them himself. rD^ b{]E3
C. He booked them quite a while ago. R|
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D. He got them free of charge. 5,Rxc=
12. A. Her husband was taking her out to the theater. "QCtF55X&
B. Her husband had got her a job in his office. i" 0]L5=P
C. Her husband was going to buy her some nice gifts. ob=
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D. Her husband had found his lost money. iN\m:m
13. A. He had lost the tickets for the theater. ^!a4!DGVT
B. He had lost his briefcase. m/M=.\]
C. He had left his briefcase at home. ",&^ f
D. He had left the tickets in the office. Z9S5rPHEL
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Questions 14 to 16 are based on the passage you have just heard. gl.uDO%.
14. A. Lack of electricity. lQ5d.}O&
B. Shortage of books. barY13)$U
C. Lack of clean water. )I&,kH)+
D. Shortage of experts ;iB9\p$K)
15. A. A system which trains doctors.
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B. A group of experts who can provide professional advice. S1d^mu
C. A computer program which can provide professional advice. &oJ1v<`
D. A system which trains computer experts. ([g[\c,H
16. A. It is not easy to see the shortage of experts in the villages.
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B. Many doctors and engineers are sent to the villages to make up for the shortage of experts. 3haR/YN
C. Expert medical systems are widely used in developing countries. d2~*fHx_!
D. Expert systems are owned by wealthy farmers and businessmen. q7#4e?1
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Questions 17 to 20 are based on the passage you have just heard. S1vUP5cZ
17. A. The designer of the White House. L<QjkFj
B. The first resident of the White House. PH1jN?OEwZ
C. One of the U.S. presidents. v ?Ds|
D. A specialist of American history. [}+h86:y
18. A. To add to the beauty of the building. fo$s9g^<
B. To follow the original design. &eA!h
C. To wipe out the stains left behind by the war. ._X|Ye9/
D. To make the building look more comfortable. #{8t
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19. A. Right after it was rebuilt. [gkOwU=?
B. During the administration of John Adams. |a|##/
C. When Theodore Roosevelt was president. 0F5QAR
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D. After many other names had been given to it. H~1o^
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20. A. It has been changed several times. oF(=@
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C. It was changed after the War of 1812. w3>.d(Q
D. It was changed during Roosevelt’s presidency. SB)Hz8<
II. Vocabulary and Structure (15%) AMSn^75
21. After doing her usual morning chores, Elisha found herself ___ tired. b/]@G05>>
A. interestingly B. surprisingly 4qKMnYR
C. erratically D. forcibly Xw'Y
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22. Working frantically under the pressure of time, Edmond failed to notice his ___ mistakes. L?&Trq7i
A. stupid B. inevitable %;ZDw@_<
C. careless D. redundant
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23. The ___ objections of those who protested against the ruling finally got them thrown out 4yDWVd;
of the stadium. 8(@Y@`/
A. viral B. vulnerable Cj10?BNV)
C. voluble D. vocal 1\LK[tvh
24. In the feudal society, landlords had the right to beat, ___ or even kill talents at will. /I@`B2
A. abase B. abash aSMSuX8
C. abate D. abuse +rOfQ'lQ
25. All the colleagues said that the caprices of the willful manager had made him a ___ person.
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A. candid B. captious cHw-;
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26. It was all right for the school administration not to ___ to the students' demand of canceling the terminal examinations. E>L_$J -A-
A. accept B. accede 3IYb
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C. access D. accessory [W--%=Ou
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27. In 1921 many people died in famine --- an extreme scarcity or ___ of food. That was really a tragedy. EWp'zbWP
A. deprivation B. exhaustion &aWY{ ?_
C. starvation D. dearth K/D,sH!
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28. The world will be advancing with such great speed that our ___ will look back upon us and our time with a sense of superiority. q,fk@GI'2
A. antecedents B. predecessors E|BiK
C. descendants D. contemporaries /GU%{nT
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29. Before taking a standardized test, one should ___ himself or herself with all the items that constitute the test paper. 1Jn:
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A. acquaint B. fascinate ]M.)N.T
C. acquit D. familiar }ej-Lu,b3
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30. Tom is always lack of self-confidence. His ___ character caused him to miss many golden opportunities. Jm{~H%
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C. proud D. conceited x|IG'R1:Y
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31. It has been announced that physicists from different countries will gather in New York for _<P~'IN+n
a ___ next month. xrky5[XoD
A. symphony B. symposium zFk@Y
C. symptom D. symmetry js8GK
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32. Manfred ___ with sure that nine out of ten gentlemen who danced with this charming DU:
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young lady would fall in love with her. #p^r)+\3=
A. allude B. adduce !B\[Q$
C. averred D. advert NurbioFL
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33. During the terrorist attacks, the authorities ordered to ___ the workers and residents of ALY%
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high profile buildings from the constructions. |~3$L\X
A. evict B. evoke 59I}
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34. Johnson's business survived on a ___ relationship with only a few customers. lZupn?
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35. After her marriage, the happy life ___ her appearance, making her look more beautiful SEXLi8;/
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36. Although Guthman was a ___ of several campaigns, he had never seen action on the front VM3H&$d(h
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37. The cheerful, lively melody of dance music ___ almost all the weary soldiers. ~5wCehSb
A. drained B. diverted `q exEk@S
C. renewed D. revived !+M H?A
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38. From Willink's ___ manner, people can tell that he is of royal birth. 7q|(ZZa
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C. rude D. vulgar *k'9 %'<
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39. Since it was held up only by a single steel cable, the chairlift was ___ to carry only two people BsB}noN}
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C. intended D. appointed ,[bcyf
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40. 130 years later, this single wall still stands here in mute ___ to the Revolution of Paris fINM$ 6
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A. testimony B. memory #OWwg`AWv
C. tribute D. evidence (p14{
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41.From his words I supposed that he was extremely delighted at your invitation. ~N'KIP[W
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C. envision D. surmised :M3l#`4Q
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42. As is reported, over seventy civilians lost their lives in the following explosion. >/bl
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A. ensuing B. engrossing RFK
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43. After living in the same dormitory for half a year, Jane realized that Mary's oversen- sitivity was not acquired but inherent. Zc9
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A. insipid B. inordinate ?$n<