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广东2021年4月学位英语真题(A卷)
PartIDialogueCompletion(10points)
Directions:nhispar,heeaeheedalogueswhheeorfourbanks,eachfolowedbyourchocesmakedA.B.CandD.FlneachbankwhthechocehatbestsuishesuaionunlhedaloguescompeeWihDalogueOne,alhechoceswlhaveoheused.WihDalogueTwoandDalogueThee,onechocewlbeleiunused.MakyouansweronheANSWERSHEET.
DialogueOne
Shopassistant:CanIhelpyou?
Customer:Yes.1
Shopassistant:Weshouldhavesomeinstock,butI'mnotsure.2
Customer:Thankyou.I'dliketotryonablueoneifpossible,Shopassistant:Well,theblueonesareoutofstock.3Customer:Hmm,itlooksnice.4
Shopassistant:Yes,ofcourse.Thechangingroomsareoverthere.
A.MayItryiton,please?
B.Letmecheckitforyou.
C.Howaboutthisgreenone?
D.DoyouhaveaskirtlikethisinsizeM?
DialogueTwo
Teacher:Nicetomeetyouagain,Jenny,
Jenny:Hi,MissWang.
Teacher:5
Jenny:Itwaswonderful.Howaboutyou?
Teacher:Great!6Andthescenerytherewassoimpressive.
Jenny:Iagree!Iwenttherelastsummer,too.7
Teacher:Yeah,Oh,it'salmosttimeforclass.Wecantalkaboutitlater.
A.Comeinandjointheclass.
B.Itwassuchacharmingplace.
C.Howwasyoursummervacation?
D.ItravelledtoJiuzhaigouValleywithmyfamily.
DialogueThree
Jane:Hello,mayIspeaktoMissJones?
Receptionist:Oh,she'sjustlefttheoffice.
Jane:8
Receptionist:Well,I'mnotsure.9
Jane:Yes,please.CouldyoutellherthatJaneHendersoncalledandaskhertocallmeback?
Receptionist:Ofcourse.10
Jane:Sure.It's01512279789.
Receptionist:OK.I'lltellMissJonesthatyoucalled
Jane:Thanks.
A.Whenwouldyouliketomeet?
B.MayIhaveyourphonenumber?
C.Whendoyouthinkshe'llbeback?
D.Wouldyouliketoleaveamessage?
PartIIReadingComprehension(40points)
Directions:Theeaeourpassagesnhispar.Eachpassagesfolowedbyvequesionsorunfnishedsaemens.Foreachofhem,heeaefouchoicesmakedA,B,CandD.ChoosehebestoneandmakyouansweronheANSWERSHEET.PassageOne
SixteenyearsagoIlearnedthislessoninthebackseatofaNewYorkCitytaxi.
Here'swhathappened.IgotonataxiandsetoutforGrandCentralStation.Weweredrivingintherightlanewhen,allofasudden,ablackcarcutinrightinfrontofus.Mytaxidriverslammedonthebrakes.Thetaxiskidded(滑行)andmissedthatblackcar'sbackendjustbyinches!
Thedriveroftheblackcar,whoalmostcausedabigaccident,startedyellingbadwordsatus.Mytaxidriverjustsmiledandwavedattheguy.Hewassofriendly!Iwassurprisedandasked,"Whydidyoujustdothat?Thisguyalmostruinedyourcarandsentustothehospital!"Thenmytaxidrivertaughtmesomething,whichInowcall“TheLawoftheGarbageTruck."
Manypeoplearelike“garbagetrucks".Theyrunaroundfullof“garbage"-fulloffrustration,fullofanger,andfullofdisappointment.Astheir"garbage"pilesup,theyneedaplacetodumpit.Andifyouletthem,theywilldumpitonyou.Whentheydoso,donottakeitpersonally.Youjustsmile,wave,wishthemwell,andmoveon.Youwillbehappywithwhatyouhavedone.
Istartedtocriticizemyselfformypreviousreactions."HowoftendidIlet'garbagetruok'yrunrightoverme?AndhowoftendidItaketheir'garbage'andspreadittootherpeopleatwork,athomeoronthestreets?"ItwasthatdaythatImadeupmymindnottoactlikethatanymore.
Successfulpeopledonotlet"garbugetrucks"takeovertheirday.Whataboutus?
Ifweletmore"garbagetrucks"passusby,wewillbehappier.Lifeistooshorttowakeuipwithregresinthemorning.So,lavethosepeoplewhotreatyouright.Forgetabouttheoneswhodonot,
11.InParagraph1,"slammedonthebrakes"meams“."
A.drovethecarsteadily
B.stoppedtheearsuddenly
C.overtookthefrontearcarefully
D.speededupthecarimmediately
12.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrueaboutthetaxidriver?
A.Hecausedabigaccident.
B.Hewassenttothehospital.
C.Heshoutedattheotherdriver.
D.Heactedfriendlytotheotherdriver.
13.Whatdoes"garbagetrucks"inthispassagereferto?
A.Peoplecollectinggarbage.
B.Peoplewithnegativefeelings.
C.Thetruckscarryingkitchenwaste.
D.Thetrucksworkingatadumpingground.
14.Theauthorregretted.
A.havingsmiledandwavedatthedriver
B.havingtakenthe“garbage”andspreadittoothers
C.havingactedfriendlytowardspeopleonthestreets
D.havingletthedrivergowhenhealmostcausedthecaraccident
15.Thepurposeofthepassageis.
A.toteachpeoplehowtodriveinthecity
B.totellpeoplehowtoavoidcaraccidents
C.toinformpeopleoftrafficrulesinNewYork
D.toadvisepeopleonhandlingbademotionsfromothers
PassageTwo
Nowadays,childrenheavilyclingtodigialdevicessuchascomputersandsmartphones,Somespenduptosixhoursadayontheirdigitaldevices.Theyeanbeplayinggamesonlinewithpeopleelsewhere,updatingtheirstatusonsocialmedia,textingfriends,orlookingforthelatestappstodownloadtotheircomputersorsmartphones.
ThisworriedMarinStrott.HeistheheadmasteroftheOldHallSchoolinWellington,England.Hewassoconcemedthathechallengedhisstudentstotakepartinaweekof"digitaldetox",aprogramtoreducetheirrelianceondigitaldevices.Mr.Strotttoldtheloealnewspaper,theShropshireStar,thattoomuchsereentime
wouldaffectthedevelopmentoftheirsocialskils.Atanotherinterviewwithamagazine,hementionedthatthisover-relianceondigitaldevices"takesawayfamilytimeandreducestheirchancesofface-to-facecommunication”.
Theparentsarehappywiththeprogram.Butwhataboutthechildren?Nine-year-oldFredusuallyspendsaroundtwohoursonhisdigitaldevicesathomeafterschoolandaround12hoursonweckends.Forhim,thedigitaldetoxexperiencewas“reallyhard".Hesaidthathehadbeenengagedinmanyinterestingoutdooractivitiesorganizedbytheheadmaster,butstillmissedhisphoneandonlinegames.
Theideaofkeepingchildrenawayfromtheirdigitaldevicesforawhiletopreventtoomuchdependenceonthemisnotparticularlynew.TherehavebeensimilarpracticesintheUnitedStates.Butaretheyeffectiveinthelongrun?AccordingtoMr.Strott,evenifkidsgobacktotheirdigitaldevices,thehopeisthatatleasttheywillthinkabouthowtheywillusetheirtime.
16.AccordingtoParagraph1,whatwouldchildrendowhentheyclingtotheirdigitaldevices?
A.Theywouldshoponsocialmedia.
B.Theywouldmessagetheirfriends.
C.Theywoulddevelopthelatestapps.
D.Theywoulddotheirhomeworkonline.
17.Whatdoestheterm“digitaldetox"(Para.2)mean?
A.Developingtheirsocialskills.
B.Usingdigitaldevicesskillfully.
C.Spendinglesstimeondigitaldevices.
D.Promotingtheuseofdigitaldevices.
18.TheShropshineStaris.
A.amagazine
B.anewspaper
C.alearningapp
D.adigitaldevice
19.HowdidFredfeelabouthis"digialdetox"experience?A.Tough.
B.Ashamed.
C.Enjoyable.
D.Attractive.
20.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?
A.Thefunctionsofsmartphones.
B.Anintroductiontodigitaldevices.
C.Theafter-classactivitiesforstudents.
D.Aprojecttopreventover-relianceondigitaldevices.
PassageThree
ScientistWambuguworkswithfarmersinKenya,acountryinEastAfrica.Shehelpsthemgrowbiggerandbettercrops.Sheisespeciallyinterestedinfindingsimplewaystoproducemorefood.
Inthepasttenyears,shehasspentmuchofhertimestudyingsweetpotatoes.TheyareanimportantfoodinherpartofKenya.Avinuskeptattackingtheplants.Itstoppedthesweetpotatoesfromgrowingproperly.Somefarmers,saysWambugu,lostthreequartersoftheircropsbecauseofthevinus.Evenexpensivechemicalsandcomplicatedmachinescouldnoteliminatethevirus.
Wambuguwenttowaragainstthevirus.Shesearchedforaweaponthatcouldsavethesweetpotatoes.ThisledtoalaboratoryestablishedinSt.Louis,Missouri.Thelabworksongenes.Genesexistinthecellsoflivingthingsandcouldtellaplanttoproducepinkflowersorananimaltogrowblackhair.Nowscientistshavefoundwaystomovegenesfromonelivingthingtoanother.Thisprocessiscalledgeneticengineering.Bymakinguseofit,Wambugucreatedasweetpotatoplantthatcouldfightagainstthevirus.ShetestedherresearchinKenya,andherplantsproducedmagnificentsweetpotatoes.
That'sjustthebeginning,theseientistbelieves.Geneticallymodifiedfoods,she
argues,couldhelpfarmersinpoorcountricsgrowcropsdesperatelyneeded."Whatfarmersneed"complicatedmachines—justcreatestrongplantsthatfarmerscangrowsimply,andfewerWambugusays,"istechnologythatispackagedintheseed."Noexpensivechemicals,nopcoplewillgohungty.
Nevertheless,eriticswamthatitisdangeroustoputgenesintospecieswheretheydonotbelong.Becausegenestellthecellsinplantsoranimalshowtogrow,itisnotknownforsurehowthemixingofgeneswillaffectplantsofanimalsinthelongterm.Withthatinmind,manypeopleworryaboutthesafetyofgeneticallymodifiedfoods.
21.WhatcausedthelossofthreequartersofsweetpotatoesinKenya?
A.Avinus.
B.Aweapon.
C.Newtechnologics.
D.Expensivechemicals.22.Whatisgeneticenginecring?
A.Atypeofgeneticallymodifiedfood.
B.Aplantthatcanproducepinkflowers.
C.Alaboratorywherescientistsdoresearch.
D.Atechnologytoputthegenesofonespeciesintoanother.
23.Whatconcerndocriticshaveaboutgeneticengineering?
A.Morelaborforceisneeded.
B.Complexmachinesarerequired.
C.Theimpactofmixedgenesisstillunknown.
D.Itiscostlytousegeneticengineeringinfarming.
24.WhatdidWambugudotohelpthefarmers?
A.Sheturnedtothearmyforhelp.
B.Shecreatedanewtypeofanimals.
C.Shesuggestedanewwaytopacktheplants.
D.Shefoundasolutiontothelossofsweetpotatoes.
25.Thispuassngeisprohabtyfrom.
A.apublicspeeeh
B.anewsreport
C.abusinessletter
D.acommercialadvertisement
PassageFour
Doctorssayangercanbeanexremelydamagingemotion,unlessyoulearnhowtodealwithit.Theywamthatangereanleadtoheartdisease,stomachproblems,
headaches,emotionalproblemsandbreastcancer.
Angerisanormalemotionthatweallfeelfromtimetotime.Somepeopleexpressangeropenlyinacaimandreasonableway.Othersburstwithanger,screamingandyelling.Butstillotherskeeptheirangerinside.Theycannotorwillnotexpressit.Thisiscalledrepressinganger.
Foryearssomedoctorsclaimthatbothrepressingandexpressingangercanbedangerous,Theysaythatinbothsituationsthebrainofanangrypersonreleasesthesamehormones(荷尔蒙).Theyspeedtheheartrate,raisebloodpressureorsugarlevelintheblood.Asaresult,theangrypersonfeelsexcitedandisreadytoreact.Theviolentreactionmayleadtohighbloodpressure.However,someotherdoctorsarguethatrepressingangerismoredangeroustoaperson'shealththanexpresingit.Theybelievethatthosewhokeeptheirangerinsidemayfaceagreaterdangerofheartdisease.
Mostdoctorsagreethatitisimportanttolearnhowtodealwithanger.Theysaythefirststepistoadmitthatyouareangryandrecognizetherealcauseoftheanger,thendecideifthe
causeisseriousenoughtogetangryabout.Ifso,donotexpressyourangerimmediately.Waituntilyourangerhascooleddownandyouareabletoexpressyourselfcalmlyandreasonably.Theyalsobelievethatagoodwaytodealwithangeris
tofindhumorinthesituationthathasmadeyouangry.Afterall,itismuchhealthiertolaughthantogetangry.
26.InParngraph2,“repressing"means.
A.releasing
B.suppressing
C.expressing
D.reasoning
27.Accordingtosomedoctors,.
A.neitherexpressingnorrepressingangerwovuildproducehormones
B.expressingangerwouldproducelowerlevelofhormonesthanrepressingit
C.expressingangerwouldproducethesamelevelofhormonesasrepressingit
D.expressingangerwouldproducehigherlevelofhormonesthanrepressingit
28.Thebestwaytodealwithangeris.
A.toscreamandyell
B.tokeepangerinside
C.toexpressangercalmly
D.tojokeabouttheannoyingsituation
29.Whatisthebesttitleforthispassage?A.Anger:ANormalEmotion
B.TheWaystoExpressAnger
C.Hormones:TheResultofAnger
D.AngerandtheWaystoCopewithit
30.Whatisthetoneofthispassage?
A.Neutral.
B.Negative.
C.Emotional.
D.Entertaining.
PartIIIVocabularyandStructure(20points)
Directions:Theeae20incompeesenencesnhispar.ForeachsenenceheeaefourchocesmakedA,B,CandD.Chooseheonehatbescompeeshesenence.MakyouransweronheANSWERSHEET.
31.Theplanetookat10o'clocksharp.
A.OffB.on
C.InD.over
32.Thenumberofcellphoneusersinrecentyears,
A.keepsgrown
B.isgrowing
C.aregrowing
D.havegrown
33.1don'thaveanythingwithmyfather.
A.indetail
B.inpractice
C.incommon
D.ingeneral
34.Heistheonlychildinthefamily.Hehassistersbrothers.
A.neither...nor
B.either...or
C.both...and
D.neither...or
35.Bemorecarefulinspelling.Don'anyletteragain.
A.leak
B.reduce
C.omit
D.withdraw
36.Thegovemmentappliedthisruleeverycityofthecountry,
A.for
B.to
C.with
D.by
37.byacar,thepoormanwasunconsciousforthredays,
A.Hitting
B.Havinghit
C.Hit
D.Hewashit
38.Jerry'sdoctorsuggestedthatJerryinhospitalfortwomoreweeks,
A.stay
B.willstay
C.hadstayed
D.stayed
39.IcannottellyouwhatIthinkofthefilmIhavenotseenityet.
A.though
B.evenif
c.sothat
D.as
40.Thepopulationofthiscountryover3,000tonsofpolatoeseverymonth.
A.consumes
B.assumes
C.resumes
D.confirms
41.surprisedallofuswasthathecanceledthemeeting,
A.Which
B.What
c.It
D.That
42.ThisistheoldestchurehinEinglandimportantreligiousactivitiesareheld,
A.where
c.as
B.that
D.which
43.Hetriedtothejiudgesofhisinmocence.A.persuade
B.Advise
C.convince
D.believe
44.Theharderyouwork,progressyouwillmakeinthefuture.A.more
C.Thebest
C.themost
D.thegreater
45.EvenifEnglishissowidelyusedintheworid,bynomeansourmothertongue.
A.itcanreplace
B.willitreplace
C.itwillreplace
D.itreplaces
46.Edgarindoingit,thoughhehadfailedmorethanonce.
A.persisted
B.insisted
C.assisted
D.resisted
47.May'sabilitytoleamfromobservations
A.belonged
B.contributed
C.attached
D.turned
48.People'slivingstandardinthiscityisfarabove
A.imagination
B.reality
C.Average
D.expectation
greatlytohersuccessinpubliclife.
49.Itwasthenextmorningthatherhusbandcamebackhome.
A.nottill
B.Till
c.Until
D.notuntil
50.Hemadeabigmistakeandhewasfiredbythecompany.
A.constantly
B.consequently
C.Continuously
D.consistently
参考答案:
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16~20BCBAD
21~25ADCCB
26~30BBCDA
31~35ADCAC
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PartIVTranslation(15points)
Directions:TansaeheoowngpassageinoChneseandputyouransaionontheANSWERSHEET.
Noteverybodyfeelsthesamewayaboutears.Tosome,earsarejustmachinesonwheels.Thesepeoplehuntforthebestvalue.Theylookforvehiclesthatarenotonlyaffordablebutalsoreliable,gasefficient,reasonablysafeandnottooexpensivetorepair.Tosome,carsareemotionalextensionsoftheirowners.Thinkabouttheexcitementwhenonelooksataluxuryear.Thestatus,speedandwealthrepresentedbysuchaeararecertainlyatractive.Thereisalsoaspecialclassofearowners.Tothem,moderndayvehiclesareartisticdisasters—tastelessandboring.Theonlyrealcarsarethosevehiclestheyseeinmoviesintheirgrandparents'time.Thesecarsmaybereallyantiquebutnotugly.
PartVWriting(15points)
Directions:Youaeowrennolesshan100wodsonheopcof“Whatmportantfactors)wlIconsderwhenchoosingauniverstyorfurther
studies?"YoushoudbaseyourcomposiononhecuesgvennChinesebelow.WeyourcomposononheANWSERSHEET.
许多人毕业后会选择进一步深造。
在选择学校时,他们会考虑许多因素。我认为最重要的因素是……
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