新视野大学英语四期末试题

郑州大学西亚斯学院2010-2011学年第二学期末

考试试卷(供2009 级金,院/系_专业统招本科班使用)考试科目:大学英语IV试卷类型:A(闭卷)PartLListeningComprehension(30points)SectionA(lOpoints,1pointforeach)Directions:Inthissection,youwillhear5shortconversationsandIlongconversation.Attheendoftheconversationoneormorequestionswillheaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Boththeconversationandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Aftereachquestiontherewillbeapause,youmustreadthefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C),andD),andchoosethebestanswer.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletteronANSWERSHEET1.注意:此部分答案填在答题卡1上1.A.Thewomandoesn'tunderstandthemeaningofChaplin'sfilms.ThemanappreciatesCharlieChaplin'sfilms.MoviestarsofChaplin'stimecomparedthemselvestoChaplin.CharlieChaplinwasoriginalinthathesurprisedpeople.A.Motherandson.Fatheranddaughter.Husbandandwife.Brotherandsister.A.Culturesandplacesfaraway.Thewoman'sfirstyearofstudies.rhingsthewomanisdoingnow.Theforeignroommatesofthewoman.A.TheeffectoftheInternetRemotecitiesofAsiaChangestotheworldTravelplantoAsiaA.Thewomanshouldloseherjob.B.Thewomanwon'tgetcutbymanagement.C.rFhewomancaneasilyfindsomethingnew.D.Thewomanshouldn'tbedepressed.Question6-10arebasedontheconversationyouhavejustheard.A.Thevalueoffriends.B.Importantfriends.C.Thewoman'sfriends.D.Theman'sfamily.A.Friendsarereallyveryimportant.Heisimportantinhisfamily.Friendsaren'tverynecessary.Questionsaboutfriendsarestrange.A.Thewomanlovesherfriends.Thewomandoesn'thaveabigfamily.Themandoesn'thaveanyfriends.Themanandwomanhavebeenfriendsforlife.A.Onecanlosehistemperwithafriend.Friendsareforlife.Onecanarguewithafriend.Friendsthinkthesamething.A.Inaclub.Inanoffice.Inalibrary.Inaclassroom.SectionBUnderstandingPassages(10points,1pointforeach)Directions:Inthissection,youwillhear2passages.Attheendofeachpassage,youwillhearsomequestions.Boththepassageandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C),andD).ThenmarkthecorrespondingletteronANSWERSHEET1.注意:此部分答案填在答题卡1上PassageOneQuestion11-15arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.A.Goalscanhelpyourealizewhatyouwantinlife.Goalscanletlifehappentoyou.Goalsaren'tdifficulttosetGoalsaren'tdifficulttoreach.A.Successfulpeoplehavegoalsinlifeandmakeplanstocarrythemout.Successfulpeoplesetgoalsthataredifficulttoachieve.Unsuccessfulpeoplemakeunreasonabledemandsofthemselves.Unsuccessfulpeoplesetgoalsandtrytogetotherpeopletohelpthem.13.A.Tryingtoberealisticaboutone'scapabilities.Havingaclearunderstandingofwhatonewantsinlife.Analyzingproblemsthatmaybeinvolved.Dreamingofaverybeautifulfuture.A.Theyshouldsignanagreementwithotherpeopleinvolved.B.Theyshouldbeawareofthedifficultiestheyarefacedwith.C.rrheyshouldwritedowntheirgoals.D.Theyshoulddiscusswithotherpeopleabouttheirgoals.A.Goalsenablepeopletoachieveeverythingtheydesireinlife.Winnersofanycompetitionshouldneverbesatisfiedwiththemselves.Goalsmustberealisticandfeasible.Successispossibleonlywhenapersonhasclearlysethisorhergoal.PassageTwoQuestion16-20arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.A.Changemaycausedepressiontomostpeople.Changemaycauseexcitementtomostpeople.Peopletryhardertogetridofsomethingtheyarefamiliarwith.Ittakescourageanddeterminationtoadapttochanges.A.Technologyhasnothingtodowiththeeconomy.Technologypromotesthedevelopmentoftheneweconomy.TechnologyistheresultoftheneweconomyTechnologypreventschangesintheneweconomy.18.A.Netincome.Thechangestakingplacethroughouttheeconomy.Finalresults.Basicfact.A.Communicationskills.Abilitytoworkwithinateam.Languageskills.Leadershipabilities.A.Necessityofadjustingoneselftothechangingeconomy.Rapidchangesbroughtaboutbytechnology.Impactoftechnologyonourlife.Relationshipbetweentechnologyandchange.SectionC(10points,0.5pointforeachmissingword,2pointsforeachmissinginformation)Directions:Inthissection,youwillhearapassagethreetimes.Whenthepassageisreadforthefirsttime,youshouldlistencarefullyforitsgeneralidea.Whenthepassageisreadforthesecondtime,youarerequiredtofillintheblanksnumberedfrom21to28withtheexactwordsyouhavejustheard.Forblanksnumberedfrom29to31youarerequiredtofillinthemissinginformation.Fortheseblanks,youcaneitherusetheexactwordsyouhavejustheardorwritedownthemainpointsinyourownwords.Finallywhenthepassageisreadforthethirdtime,youshouldcheckwhatyouhavewritten.PleasewritethemonANSWERSHEET2.注意:此部分答案填在答题卡2上Thereneedstobealawyerwhocanactasa(21)fortherightsofwelfareclients,becausethesystemsoeasilylendsitselfto(22)bythewelfaregiversaswellasbytheclients.WelfaresentSuzannetolookaroundinmyapartmenttheotherdaybecausethe(23)saidIwasusingalargerthanusualamountof(24)supplies.Iwas,indeed:Theholethathasbeensurgicallycuttodrainurinehadchangedsizeandthe(25)tomyurinebagwas(26).Whileshewastakingnotes,myphonerangandSuzanneansweredit.The(27)wasastatesenator,which(28)Suzannealittle.WouldIsitonthegovernor'scommitteeandtrytodosomethingaboutthethousandsofwelfareclientswho,likeme,(29)iftheywereallowedtodoso,onestepatatime.Hell,yes,Iwould!(30) thatwillencouragethem,notseektoconvictthemofcheating.(31)withoutguiltorfear-orjustholdagood,steadyjob.PartIIReadingComprehension(35pointslOpoints,1pointforeach)SectionA(SkimmingandScanning)Directions:Inthispart,youwillhave15minutestogooverthepassagequicklyandanswerthequestionsonANSWERSHEET.Forquestions32-38choosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)fand0.注意:此部分答案填在答题卡1上。Forquestions39・41completethesentenceswiththeinformationgiveninthepassage.注意:此部分答案填在答题卡2上。TheHistoryofIceCreamPersiaIn400BC,Persiansinventedaspecialchilledpudding-likedish.ItwasservedtotheroyalleadersofPersiaduringthehotsummers.Bythen,thePersianshadalreadymasteredthetechniqueofstoringiceinsidegiant,naturally-cooledrefrigerators.Theserefrigeratorskepticebroughtinfromthewinter,orfromnearbymountains,wellintothesummer.Thestoragesworkedbyusingtallwing-catchersthatkeptthecoldstoragespaceatlowtemperatures.Theicewasthenmixedwithfruitsandvariousotherflavors.Thetreat,widelymadetodayinIran,ismadefromwheatandspuninamachinewhichproducesthreadsordropsofbatter,whichareboiledinwater.Themixisthenfrozen,andmixedwithrosewaterandlemons,beforeserving.ArabiaIcecreamwasthefavoritedessertfortheCaliphs(哈里发,伊斯兰国家领袖)ofBaghdad.TheArabswerethefirsttoaddsugartoicecream,andwerealsothefirsttomakeicecreamcommerciallyavailable,astherewereicecreamfactoriesinthe10thcentury.ItwassoldinmarketsofallArabcitiesinthepast.Itwasmadeofchilledmilkwithfruitsandsometimesnuts.ArabsintroducedthistotheWestthroughSicily.TherearemanykindsofArabianicecreamsthatwecanfindinthemarket.Theyhavetheadvantagesofbeinghealthyandfresh,astheyaremadeoffreshmilk.RomeWhileitwasnotyeticecreamexactly,someexamplesofearlypre-plannedicedishesinvolvetheRomanemperorNero(37-68)whoissaidtohaveorderedicetobebroughtfrommountainsandcombinedwithfruits.Peoplelivingdirectlyalongsidesnowandicehaveprobablyalwaysputsweetthingslikehoneyandfruitjuiceinfrozenwaterforvariety,assomestilldothisday.Snowdishes,madefromballsofcrushedicetoppedwithsweetliquidservedinpapercup,areconsumedinmanypartsoftheworld.ChinaThereareseveralpopularlegendsconcerningthediscoveryoficecream.Oneisasfollows.TherewasamaterialusedfortheproductionofgunpowderinChina.AndtheChinesediscoveredthatwhentheymixeditwithwater,itabsorbedheatinthewater,thuscreatingiceinsummer.TheChineseputsugarintheiceandsolditasfoodduringthesummer.ItisbelievedthatduringtheSongDynasty,peoplebeganputtingfruitjuiceinthewatertocreatetheice.MilkmighthavebeenusedforicecreamintheYuanDynasty.However,thereisnoenoughevidencetoknowwhetherthisistrue.TheWestPopulartraditionassertsthatMarcoPolo,theItaliantravelerfamousforhiswritingsaboutChina,sawicecreambeingmadeonhistriptoChina.StoriesclaimhetooktherecipeoficecreamhometoItalywithhimonhisreturn.However,MarcoPoloinhiswritingsneverclaimedtohaveintroducedicecreamtotheWest.CatherinedeMedici'sItaliancooksaresaidtohavebroughtrecipesforflavoredicestoFrancewhenCatherinewenttherein1533tomarrytheDucd'Orleans.Onehundredyearslater,CharlesIofEnglandwassupposedlysoimpressedbythe“frozensnow"thatheofferedhisownicecreammakeralifetimepensioninreturnforkeepingtheformulasecret,sothaticecreamcouldbethefoodfortheveryrichandpowerful.Thereis,however,nohistoricalevidencetosupporttheselegends,whichfirstappearedduringthe19由century.Foodhistoriansarestillsearchingformoreinformationontheearlyspreadoficecream.ModernIceCreamContemporaryWestern-styleicecream,however,wasprobablydevelopedinthe1600s,andwasintroducedtotheUnitedStatesbypeoplefromEuropewhobroughttheiricecreamrecipeswiththem.Salesmen,manyofwhomwereFrenchmen,soldicecreamattheirshopsinNewYorkandothercitiesduringthecolonialera.BenFranklin,GeorgeWashington,andThomasJeffersonwereamongthepeoplewhoregularlyateandservedicecream.DolleyMadisonisalsocloselyassociatedwiththeearlyhistoryoficecreamintheUnitedStates.In1843NancyJohnsonbecamethefirstAmericantodevelopaspecialicecreammakerthatcouldbeoperatedbyusingone'shands.Thiswasfollowedbytheinventionoftheicecreamsoda,adrinkthatcontainedicecream.ItwasprobablyinventedbyRobertGreenin1874,althoughthereisnoconclusiveevidencetoprovehisclaim.Theicecreamsundae,apopularicecreamdish,wasinventedinthelate19"century.Severalmenclaimedtohavecreatedthefirstsundae,butthereisnosolidevidencetobackupanyoftheirstories.SomeversionssaythatthesundaewasinventedtogetaroundtheBlueLaws,whichforbadeservingsodasonSunday.Thebananasplit,anicecreamdishservedwithbanana,waspopularizedinthefirstyearofthe20thcentury.DevelopmentofIceCreaminthe20thCenturyThehistoryoficecreaminthe20thcenturyisoneofgreatchangeandincreaseinavailabilityandpopularity.IntheUnitedStatesintheearly20thcentury,theicecreamsodawasapopulartreatatthesodashop,thesodafountain,andtheicecreamparlor.DuringProhibition,thetimeinAmericanhistorywhentheproductionandsaleofalcoholwasnotallowed,thesodafountainwaspromotedasanalternativetothebar,whichonceservedalcohol.Icecreambecameextremelypopularthroughouttheworldinthesecondhalfofthe20thcenturyaftercheaprefrigerationbecamecommonandwagesbecamehighenoughtoallowforsuchminorluxuries.Soontherewasanexplosionoficecreamstoresandofflavorsandtypes.Sellersoftencompetedonthebasisofvariety.HowardJohnson'srestaurantsadvertised“aworldof28flavors^^.Baskin-Robbinsmadeits31flavors("oneforeverydayofthemonth^^)thebasisofitsmarketingstrategy;thecompanynowboaststhatithasdevelopedover1000varieties.Oneimportantdevelopmentinthe20"centurywastheintroductionofsofticecream.AchemicalresearchteaminBritain(ofwhichayoungMargaretThatcherwasamember)discoveredamethodofdoublingtheamountofairinicecream.Thisallowedmanufacturerstouselessoftheactualingredients,therebysavingmoney.Thisicecreamwasalsoverypopularamongstconsumerswhopreferredthelighttexture,andmostmajoricecreambrandsnowusethismanufacturingprocess.The1980ssawareturnoftheolderandthickericecreambeingsoldas"top”variety.Thenaturally-cooledrefrigeratorsthePersiansusedworkedtokeepthecoldstoragespaceatlowtemperatures.A)bymixingicewithfruitsB)byusingtallwind-catchersC)withrosewaterandlemonsD)withdropsofbatterTheArabswerethefirstto.makeicecreamcommerciallyavailablemixicecreamwithfrozenrosewaterbringicecreamfromthenearbymountainsboilwaterandlemonsforicecreamOnelegendsaysthattheChinesemadeicecreaminthesummerbymixingwaterand.A)icecream B)fruitjuiceC)gunpowder D)milkRecipesforflavoredicearesaidtobebroughttoFranceby.A)MarcoPolo B)CatherinedeMedici'sItaliancooksB)Ducd'OrleansD)CharlesIofEnglandAspecialhand-operatedicecreammakerwasdeveloped.A)inthe1600s B)intheyear1843C)intheyear1874D)beforethe19thcenturyItissaidthattheicecreamsundaewas.A)inventedbyNancyJohnsonB)anicecreamdishservedwithbananaC)anicecreamdishcreatedintheearly19thcenturyD)inventedtoreplacesodasonSundayWhatwaspromotedasanalternativeduringProhibitioninAmerica?A)Theicecreamparlor.B)Thesodashop.C)Thebar. D)Thesodafountainrheintroductionofwasoneimportantdevelopmentinthe20thcentury.AchemicalresearchteaminBritaindiscoveredamethodofinicecream.Consumerslikedsofticecreambecauseithas.SectionB(ReadinginDepth:5points90.5pointforeach)Directions:Inthissection,thereisapassagewithtenblanks.Youarerequiredtoselectonewordforeachblankfromthelistofchoicesgiveninawordbankfallowingthepassage.Eachchoiceinthehankisidentifiedbyaletter.PleasemarkthecorrespondingletterforeachitemonANSWERSHEET2.withasinglelinethroughthecentre..Youmaynotuseanyofthewordsinthebankmorethanonce.注意:止匕部分答案填在答题卡2上。在答题纸上标注字母。Questions42to51arebasedonthefollowingpassageWhilenotexactlyatop-sellingbook,TheHistoryandGeographyofHumanGenesisaremarkable42ofmorethan50yearsofresearchinpopulationgenetics.Itstandsasthemost43surveytodateonhowhumansvaryattheleveloftheirgenes.Thebook'sfirmconclusion:Oncethegenesforsurfacefeaturessuchasskincolorandheightare44,the“races"are45alikeundertheskin.Thevariationamongindividualsismuchgreaterthanthedifferencesamonggroups.Infact,thereisnoscientific46fortheoriesadvocatingthegeneticsuperiorityofanyonepopulationoveranother.Thebook,however,ismuchmorethananargumentagainstthelatest47biasedtheory.Theprimemoverbehindtheproject,LucaCavalli-Sforza,aStanfordprofessor,48withhiscolleaguesfor16yearstocreatenothinglessthanthefirstgeneticmapoftheworld.Thebook49morethan500mapsthatshowareasofgeneticsimilarity—muchasplacesofequalaltitudeareshownbythesamecoloronothermaps.Bymeasuringhowcloselycurrentpopulationsarerelated,thewriterstracethe50bywhichearlyhumansaroundtheearth.Result:theclosestthingwehavetoaglobalfamilytree.A)priorityF)discountedK)basisB)routesG)laboredL)featuresC)raciallyH)remarkablyM)collectionD)smoothlyI)presentN)maintainE)extensiveJ)migratedO)brandSectionC(20points92foreach)Directions:Thereare2passagesinthissection.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)fandD).YoushoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthecorrespondingletteronANSWERSHEET1withasinglelinethroughthecenter.注意:此部分答案填在答题卡1上PassageOneQuestions52to56arebasedonthefollowingpassage.Filmmakingatthebeginningofthetwentiethcenturywasinitsinfancy.Thetechniquesatthattimecouldonlyshowpeopleandobjectsastheywere,withanoccasionalphotographictrick.Sotoimaginepeoplegatheringtogetherinatheatertoseeamoviethatwasentirelysilentisabitincreduloustousnow.Butthatwastherealityoftheearlytwentiethcentury.Filmswithsounddidnotappearuntil1928.Afterall,radiohadjustmadeitscommercialdebutonNovember2,1920.Thepreviouscenturyproducedmanygreatsinthearts.CharlieChaplinwasamongthegreatest,andprobablythegreatestofall.Fewpeoplewouldarguethis.Forthosewhohavenointerestinwhatisperceivedasoutdated,silentfilmhaslittleattraction.Thisisunfortunate,asitwastheproductofadaywhentrueabilitycouldnotbefaked.Therewerenocomputergraphicstoshocktheaudiences.Thephotographywasnotnearlyasgoodastodayandthefilmswereinblackandwhite.Soundhadyettobeadded.Therewasjusttheplayingofanorganbyanemployeeofthetheater.Moreamazingly,Chaplinwrotehisownscriptsaswellasproducedanddirectedhisownwork.Heoftendidhisownediting.Itwasalluptohim,andnosoundorvisualphenomenoncouldhelp.Therewasmore.Chaplinproved,whensoundcametofilms,tobeproductivecomposer.Someofhismusichasgainedwidespreadrecognition,suchas“Smile”,fromModernTimesand"ThisismySong“fromoneofhislesserknownfilms,ACountessfromHongKong.Butthemostbeautifulis"Eternally",theopeningthemeofLimelight.ItbecamesowidelyknownasoneofthegreatChaplincompositionsthatitwasplayedatmanyofhisprofessionalappearances,includinghisAcademyAwardacceptanceof1972..Filmsatthebeginningofthe20thcentury.werenotentirelysilentwereverycomplicatedshowedthingsintheiroriginalformswerewithoutphotographictechniquestcanbeinferredfromthepassagethat.filmswasnotatallinterestingatthebeginningofthe20thcenturyfilmswithsoundcameintobeingbeforethe1920sfewpeopleregardedCharlieChaplinasthegreatestartistinthe20thcenturyD)atthebeginningofthe20thcenturysilentfilmsappealedtopeopleWhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrueaboutthereasonwhysilentfilmsbecomeoutdated?Peoplesawfilmsintotalsilence.Filmswereinblackandwhite.Photographictechniqueswerepoor.Therewerenocomputertricks.Asamusiccomposer,CharlieChaplindidallofthefollowingexcept.playanorgantoaccompanythesilentfilmcompose“Eternally”winwidespreadappealproduceanddirecthisownworkThebesttitleofthispassagemightbe.GreatArtSilentFilmsGreatGenius—CharlieChaplinGreatComedian-CharlieChaplinVersatileArtistCharlieChaplinPassageTwoQuestions57to61arebasedonthefollowingpassage.Genetically-modified(GM)foodstuffsareheretostay.That'snottosaythatfoodproducedbyconventionalagriculturewilldisappear,butsimplythatfood-buyingpatternswillpolarize(分化)：therewillbeanichemarketforconventionalfoodstuffsjustasthereisfororganicfood.ItmayevenbethatGMfoodwillbecomethefoodofpreferencebecauseconsumerscometoappreciatethehealthbenefitsofreducedpesticide(农药)use.Currentlytherearesome20,000chemicalsinuse,butthescientistsonlyhavedetailedinformationonaround1,000ofthem.ToseetheadvantagesofGMfoodyouhaveonlytoconsidertherecentpressrevelationthattheaveragelettucereceiveselevenpesticideapplicationsbeforeitreachesthesupermarketshelf.I'msurechemicalsandtheirroleindiseasewillbecomeabigissueinthe21stcenturyasthepopulationofthedevelopedworldworriesincreasinglyaboutitshealth.ThereasonGMfoodwillnotgoawayisthatweneedathree-foldincreaseinfoodproductionbytheyear2050tokeeppacewiththeworld'spredictedpopulationgrowthtotenorelevenbillion.It'snotjustaquestionofmoremouthstofeedeither.Whatisoftenforgottenisthatalltheseextrapeoplewilltakeupspace,reducingtheoveralllandavailableforagriculture.Theworldhas800millionhungrypeople.Untilnow,foodsupplieshavebeenincreasedbyimprovedvarieties,pesticidesandartificialfertilizer:thegreenrevolution.Nowwe'reontheedgeofanewone:ageneticrevolution.ItmaywellbethatinthelongtermitisthedevelopingworldthatbenefitsmostfromGMfood.It'struethatforthenexttenyearsorsoGMcropsmaybetooexpensive.Howmanychemicalsarestilllessfamiliartothescientists?A)20,000B)19,000C)1,000D)21,000Accordingtothepassage,foodsupplieshavebeenincreasedbyallthefollowingexcept.A)pesticides B)artificialfertilizersC)transportation D)improvedvarietiesWhywillpeoplepreferGMfoodinthefuture?Becauseituseslesspesticides.Becauseitismuchcheaper.Becausetheproductionisincreased.Becauseitisorganicfood.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?By2050,theworldpopulationwillgrowtotenorelevenbillion.Moreandmorepeoplewillreducetheoveralllandavailableforfarming.Moreandmorepeoplewillconsumemorefoodandoccupymorespace.Inthe21stcentury,GMfoodwilltaketheplaceofconventionalfood.Theauthor'sattitudetowardsGMfoodis.A)positiveB)negativeC)criticalD)uncertainCloze(10points,0.5pointforeach).Directions:Thereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage.ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedA)fB)tC),andD).YoucanchoosetheONEthatbestfitsintothepassage.MarkthecorrespondingletteronANSWERSHEET1withasinglelinethroughthecenter,注意:此部分答案填在答题卡1上Wearelivingintheageoftelecommunicationsrevolution.Inordertokeepfromgettinge2,manydevelopingcountriesaremakinganintensiveefforttostrengthentheirtelecommunicationsinfrastructure.Thiswillhelpthem63thedevelopedcountries.Itwas,afterall,advancedtelecommunications64gavesomecountriesaneconomicadvantage65othersduringthe20thcentury.Thereisoneplacethatthedevelopingnationsarebbimproveupon.ThatisenablingtheircitizensandbusinessestogettotheWeb.Theyareinstallingadvancedopticalfibers.Thesefibers,amillimeterin68,canbringtheinformationsuperhighwaytotheirdoor.The69investmentsthatcountrieslikeVietnamaremakingmayseemtoogreatbecausetheystilllackbasic70,likeelectricityandwater.However,governmentofficialssaythatthesemovesare71.Theyarealsoconfidentthattheircountrieswill72thebenefits.Theywillbenefitfromhavingmore73andup-to-datetelecommunicationsequipmentandgainingmore74.OneVietnameseleadersaid,“Itisunderstandablethatpeoplewantto75theirimmediateproblemfirst.Still,ourentirefutureis76.Peopledon'talwaysunderstandthe77oftheproblem,though.Hecontinued,"Thereareproblemswithusingtheantiquecommunicationsequipment.Andifwecontinuetousesucholdequipment,the78betweenusandthedevelopedworldwillcontinuetowiden.79havetobemadenowsothatourchildrenwillhaveacountrywithopportunitiesequal80thosetheyseeinthedevelopedworld/'Itwillnotbefar81theycancruisealongsideAmericansandWesternEuropeansontheinformationsuperhighway.62.A.leftoutB.leftaloneC.leftbehindD.leftoff63.A.makeupforB.standuptoC.getinvolvedinD.catchupwith64.A.thatB.whatC.whereD.which65.A.aboveB.overC.thanD.with66.A.lookingupB.lookingtoC.lookingforD.lookinginto67.A.assistanceB.approvalC.accessD.asset68.A.circleB.lengthC.roundD.diameter69.A.partialB.initialC.potentialD.influential70.A.appliancesB.standardsC.utilitiesD.conveniences71.A.temporaryB.magicC.logicD.strategic72.A.reapB.sustainC.deriveD.assign73.A.availableB.comparableC.reliableD.considerable74.A.inputsB.revenuesC.arrangementsD.payments75.A.accomplishB.completeC.masterD.tackle76.A.atoddsB.byaccidentC.atstakeD.forcertain77.A.lengthB.strengthC.volumeD.breadth78.A.holeB.gapC.spaceD.extent79.A.SacrificesB.CostsC.PricesD.Attributions80.A.inB.withC.toD.on81.A.whileB.sinceC.whenD.where

Translation（10points,2pointsforeach）Directions:CompletethefollowingsentencesbytranslatingtheChineseintoEnglish.AndwriteyouranswersonyourANSWERSHEET2.注意:此部分答案填在答题卡2上Theyhurriedthereonlytofindthemeetingcanceled.Infact,（他们根本不需要去）.SincemychildhoodIhavefoundthat （没有什么比读书对我更点・吸引力）.Wealwaysgetinformationfromthelocallibrary.（你不妨去那儿看看有没有你需要的资料）.Theirresearchfindingswere（简直就是个奇迹）.Asaresultoftheirfindings,newlighthasbeenshedonthehistoryofhumangenes.Thefindingofthisstudyfailedto （将人们的睡眠质量考虑在内）.PartV.Writing（15points）Directions:YouarerequiredtowriteacompositionDiligenceIsEssentialtoSuccess.Youshouldwriteatleast120wordsbasedonthefollowingoutlinegivenbelowinChinese..注意:此部分答案填在答题卡2上.导致成功的因素很多。.一个人的オ华对于成功是重要的,但勤奋也是必不可少的。.一个人只要下定决心就无难事。郑州大学西亚斯学院2010-2011学年第二学期期末试卷答题纸2阅卷人得分（供2009级 缸院/系专业统招本科班使用）考试科目:大学英语IV 试卷类型:A（闭卷）题号Part1SectionCPartIIPartIVPartVAnswerSheet1总分得分PartIListeningComprehension（10points）SectionC（10points,0.5pointforeachmissingword,2pointsforeachmissinginformation）212223243526272829 30 31 阅卷人得分PartIIReadingComprehension(8points)J SectionA(SkimmingandScanning：3points,1pointforeach)39 40 41 SectionB(ReadinginDepth:5points,0.5pointforeach)42434445464748495051PartIVTranslation(10points,2pointsforeach)阅卷人得分Theyhurriedthereonlytofindthemeetingcanceled.Infact,(他们根本不需要去).SincemychildhoodIhavefoundthat(没有什么比读书对我更有吸引力).Wealwaysgetinformationfromthelocallibrary.(你不妨去那儿看看有没有你需要的资料).Theirresearchfindingswere(简直就是个奇迹).Asaresultoftheirfindings,newlighthasbeenshedonthehistoryofhumangenes.

Thefindingofthisstudyfailedto(将人们的睡眠质量考虑在内).PartVWriting(15points)Directions:YomarerequiredtowriteacompositionYoushouldwriteDiligenceIsEssentialtoSuccess.atleast120wordsbasedonthefollowingoutlinegivenbelowinChinese..导致成功的因素很多。.ー个人的オ华对于成功是重要的,但勤奋也是必不可少的。.ー个人只要下定决心就无难事。新视野4答案PartLListeningComprehension(30points)(10points91pointforeach)1—5BCDAD6—10ACBCDUnderstandingPassages(10points,1pointforeach)11—15AABCD 16—20DBBCASectionC(10points,0.5pointforeachmissingword,2pointsforeachmissinginformation)champion22.abuse23.chemist24.medicalconnection26.leaking27.caller28.scaredcouldearnpar