广东省学位英语历年真题及复习资料

/62I.会话技能15道15分15分钟阅读理解20道40分40分钟词汇和语法40道20分25分钟完形填空10道10分10分钟.短文写作100〜120个词15分30分钟考试总时间：120分钟2011年广东学位英语考试试题及答案PartIVocabularyandStructure(25points,30minutes)Directions:Thereare50incompletesentencesinthispart.ForeachsentencetherearefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).ChoosetheONEanswerthatbestcompletesthesentence.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.By1929,MickeyMousewasaspopularchildrenasCocaCola.TOC\o"1-5"\h\zA)for B)with C)to D)inWhenyoubuyanythingexpensive,neverforgettoaskforthefromtheshop.A)receipt B)trust C)render D)taleThefinancialsupportisdecidednotonlyaccordingtoyourGREscore,butalsoaccordingtoyourincollege.A)intelligence B)policy C)performance D)statementProfessorSmithisalsotheoftheinternationalprogramoffice.Ifyouhaveanyproblemwhenyoustudyhere,youmaygotohimforhelp.A)detective B)president C)manager D)directorWedonothaveaschoolinourinstitute.ThehighestdegreeweprovideforthestudentsisaB.A.andaB.S..A)graduate B)high C)grade D)continuePaperclips,drawingpinsandsafety-pinswerealloverthefloor.A)separated B)sprayed C)spilled D)scatteredIamwritingmymothertoexpressherthanksforyourgift.A)inmemoryof B)onbehalfof C)withrespectto D)onaccountofInconsideringmenforjobsinourfirm,wegivetothosewithsomeexperience.A)privilege B)advice C)prize D)preferenceSheisamusicianthanherbrother.A)muchof B)muchas C)moreof D)moreas.Theassignmentsaretoohard.Ican'tthework.A)keepupwith B)catchupwith C)comeupwith D)putupwith.RobertSpring,a19thcenturyforger,wassogoodathisprofessionthathewasabletomakehislivingfor15yearsbysellingsignaturesoffamousAmericans.TOC\o"1-5"\h\zA)artificial B)genuine C)false D)natural12.In1890thereweremanyAmericancitiesandtownswherepartofaday'sschoolinstructionwasconductedinlanguageEnglish.A)morethan B)otherthan C)exceptthat D)exceptfor13.TheproblemwillbediscussedatlengthintheChapter.A)consequent B)latter C)late D)subsequent14.Theyaremembersoftheclubbyoftheirgreatwealth.A)virtue B)way C)means D)word15.Thevalueoftheindustrialdroppedfromabout70billiondollarstoslightlymorethan31billion.A)outcome B)outlook C)output D)outsetII16.Scientistsbelievethatcolorblindnessisa(n)defect,andthereisnocureforit.A)retained B)inherited C)received D)infected17.Shewasgladthathersuccesswouldforthewomenwhowouldfollow.A)beeasiertomakeB)makeiteasier C)beeasier D)makethingseasier18.Fredsaysthathispresentjobdoesnotprovidehimwithenoughforhisorganizingability.A)scope B)space C)capacity D)extent19.SanFranciscoisusuallycoolinthesummer,butLosAngeles.TOC\o"1-5"\h\zA)israrely B)hardlyis C)rarelyis D)isscarcelly.You'vebeenoverworkingrecently,andwouldfindaholiday.A)fortunate B)essential C)profitable D)beneficial.youarefamiliarwiththeauthor'sideas,tryreadingallthesectionsasquicklyasyoupossiblycan.A)Eversince B)Nowthat C)Sothat D)Aslongas.Thepeopledidn'ttrustSenatorMaxwell,otherwisehe.A)wouldhavere-elected B)wouldhavebeenre-electedC)musthavebeenre-elected D)weretobere-elected.Gostraightintothecaveandfindoutwhat'sinthere,?A)willyou B)don'tyou C)doyou D)canyou.Theoldmanwasshockedtolearnthathis川nesscouldresultindeathifuntreated.A)toleave B)tobeleft C)leaving D)left.Ourteacherrecommendthatweasattentiveaspossiblewhenwevisitthemuseum.A)are B)be C)were D)shallbe26.Theoldmancameupstairswithgreatstrength,hisrighthandastickforsupport.A)held B)holding C)beingholding D)washolding27.Mywifesaidinherletterthatshewouldappreciatefromyousometime.A)hearing B)tohear C)havingheard D)tohaveheard28.Itaroundnineo'clockwhenIdrovebackhomebecauseitwasalreadydark.A)hadtobe B)wastobe C)mustbe D)musthavebeen29.Ifyouactthedoctor'sadvice,youwon'tgetwellagain.A) asidefrom B)contraryto C)capableof D)priorto.Visitorscomingforshortperiodsoftimedonotalwaysexperienceintenseemotionsvisitorswholiveinforeigncountriesforlongerterms.A)thesame•••as B)both…and C)either...or D)so•••that.Urbanmothershaddifficultytheirchildreninto childcarefacilities.A)get B)toget C)ingetting D)forgettingIfittoomuchtrouble,I'dloveacupoftea.A)isn't B)wasn't C)weren't D)hadn'tbeen.ThepopulationofmanyAlaskancitieshasdoubledinthepastthreeyears.A)largerthan B)asgreatas C)morethan D)asmanyas34.Allthatcanbedone.A)havebeendone B)havedone C)hasdone D)hasbeendone.Apersonbeatingadrumorblowingatrumpetcausesvibrationsintheairsoundwaves.A)calls B)called C)iscalled D)arecalled.Thesenationalparksareveryimportantforpreservingmanyanimals,whowouldruntheriskofbecomingextinct.A)otherwise B)nevertheless C)therefore D)instead37.Theyhadanaccidentontheroadanddidn'tattheirhoteluntilaftermidnight.A)showoff B)checkin C)checkout D)dropout.AfterhisleaveTomwentbackondutytohissoldiers.A)putinchargeof B)bechargedwith C)betakeninchargeby D)takechargeof.Thethreerowsatthefrontareforguests.A)conserved B)deposited C)reserved D)stored40.Onethingit'ssafetosayaboutrobotsisthatanythingyoucanwriteaboutthemwillalreadybebythetimeit'sread.That'showfastrobottechnologyisdeveloping.A)outoforder B)outofdate C)outofcontrol D)outofsight.Theautumnairfeltsohewenttofetchacoat.A)cool B)severe C)harsh D)chilly.Amanagingdirectorcannotexpecttohavemuchtimetotopurelypersonalmatters.A)reserve B)spare C)concentrate D)devote.Hisenthusiasmfortheplanseemstohave,forheneverspeaksaboutitanymore.A)wornoff B)gotdown C)fallenout D)usedup.Withthespringhereyoucantheseskibootstillyouneedthemagainnextwinter.A)putaway B)getridof C)giveaway D)doawaywith.Noartisticcreationcanachievegreatnessiffromlife.A)resulted B)escaped C)divorced D)shielded.ThePetersonshaveaverydaughter.Sheisalwaysrunningandjumping.A)quiet B)vigorous C)naughty D)mischievousfyoulikealargeprintofyourphotographwecanblowitforyou.A)up B)through C)out D)over48.Thespeakeragreedtofromthepositionthathehadjuststated.A)return B)jump C)withdraw D)retreat49.Somehobbiescanonlybebyrichpeople.A)takenin B)takenon C)takenup D)takenoverthinkitisonlybyaofimaginationthatyousayyouhaveseenaghost.A)pinch B)lack C)shortage D)stretchPartnReadingComprehension(45points,50minutes)Directions:Thereare6passagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).YoushoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre.Passage1Question51to55arebasedonthefollowingpassage:Censorship(审查制度)isforthegoodofsocietyasawhole.Imaginewhatchaostherewouldbeifwelivedinasocietywithoutlaws.Likethelaw,censorshipcontributestothecommongood.Somepeoplethinkthatitisdisgracefulthatacensorshouldinterferewithworksofart.Whoisthisperson,theysay,tobanthisgreatbookorcutthatgreatfilm?Noonecansethimselfupasasuperiorbeing.Butwemustremembertwothings.Firstly,wheregenuineworksofartareconcerned,moderncensorsareextremelyliberalintheirviewsoftenfarmoreliberalthanalargesectionofthepublic.Artisticmeritissomethingwhichcensorsclearlyrecognize.Andsecondly,wemustbearinmindthatthegreatproportionofbooks,playsandfilmswhichcomebeforethecensorareveryfarfrombeing"worksofart".Whendiscussingcensorship,therefore,weshouldnotconfineourattentiontogreatmasterpieces,butshouldconsiderthevastnumbersofpublicationsandfilmswhichmakeupthebulk(大部分)oftheentertainmentindustry.Whencensorshiplawsarerelaxed,dishonestpeoplearegivenalicencetoproducevirtuallyanythinginthenameof"art".Thereisanincreasingtendencytoequate"artistic"with"pornographic"(色情的).Sooneofthegreatthingsthatcensorshipdoesistopreventcertainpeoplefrommakingfatprofitsbycorruptingthemindsofothers.Societywouldreallybepoorerifitdepriveditselfofthewisecounselandtherestraininginfluencewhichacensorprovides.51.Acensor'sdutyis.A)toseethereisnofilthycontentinpublicationsorfilmsB)tobanbooksandcutfilmstodistinguishworksofartfromotherstomakesurethatnolicenceisgiventodishonestpeople52.Somepeopleareagainstcensorshipforthereasonthat.A)censorshipisnotconsistentwiththeidealsofdemocracyB)censorspreventpeoplefrommakingprofitscensorsareconservativeandcannotappreciateartisticmeritcensorshiplimitsthewaypeoplefeelandthink53.Whenthewritersays"toequate'artistic'which'pornographic',hemeans.thereisnocleardistinctionbetweenwhatisartisticandwhatispornographicmasterpiecesaresometimesoffensivetodecencymanypornographicworkswillbepublishedinthenameofartartisticworksandpornographicworkshavethesamemarketvalue54.Accordingtothewriter,asocietyfreefromcensorship.wouldbepoormateriallywouldexposeitspeopletodangersofbeingcorruptedcouldnotdevelopitsentertainmentindustrywouldallowonlyasmallsectionofpeopletomakeprofits55.Allthefollowingarethewriter'sviewsexceptthat.censorsarefullyqualifiedfortheirjobmasterpiecesevenwithpornographiccontentarestillmasterpiecessocietywillnotdowithoutcensorshipmanybooks,playsandfilmsarenotworksofartPassage2Question56to60arebasedonthefollowingpassage:AfewweeksagoIwastalkingtoaschoolinspectorinoneofthemorefashionabledistrictsofParis.Sheastonishedmebysayingthatifshehadyoungchildrentoday,she'dprobablysendthemtoaprivateschool.Shehaddevoted25yearsofherlifetotheidealoffreepubliceducation,shesaid,butthetruthwasthestatesystemwasinamess.Therearetwomainproblems:StateschoolsinFrancehavetoacceptwhateverteachersareassignedtothembytheMinistryofEducation.Asmyschoolinspectorfriendputit,"oneyearaschoolmaybeexcellent;threeorfouryearslater,halftheteachersmaybeincapable!"Thatisnotveryreassuringifyou'reaparent.Privateschoolscanchoosetheirownteachers.Theotherproblemisdisciplineor,rather,thelackofit.NotlongagoaschoolinBirminghammadeheadlinesinBritainbecausetheteacherswerebeingterrorizedbytheirpupils.Inthedesolatesuburbsoflow-costapartmentblocks,throwntogetherinthe1960sontheoutskirtsofmostbigFrenchcities,suchstoriesarecommonplace.Vandalism( 破坏他人财产的行为),drug-takingandextortionaren'tlimitedtoschoolsinpoorareaseither.Arecentpollfoundthat88percentofFrenchchildrenrateasthebiggestproblemoftheirschoollivestheprevalence( 流行,猖獗)offactionsandgangswhichspendalltheirtimefightingoneanother.Smallwonder,then,thattheprivateschools,withtheiremphasisontraditionalvalues,areundergoinganewsurgeofpopularity(despitedisapprovalfromFrance'snewsocialistleaders),andcompetitiontogetintothebestofthemhasnowbecomeintense.56.TheFrenchschoolinspectorhaslongbeenasupporterof.A)compulsoryeducation B)freeprivateeducationC)privateschools D)thestateschoolsystem57.TheFrenchstateeducationsystem.A)doesnotguaranteethecompetenceofteachers B)seemstohavenoseriousdifficultiesC)is runningsmoothly D)promisestomaintainhighstandards58.PrivateschoolsinFrancetoday.A)aregenerallyundergoingchangesfortheworseB)enjoytheprestige(声望)ofbecomingtheplacetosendone'schildrentoC)havebecomevictimsofvandalismD)neverhireteacherswhostresstraditionalvalues59.Lackofdisciplineamongstudentsisrampantinstateschools.A)intheParisslums,butnotinotherareasB)noticeablyandsolelyinthepoorerareasinFrenchcitiesC)almosteverywhereinFranceD)ratherrestrictedtoBirmingham60.Francechildrenwhowishtogotothebestprivateschoolscandosoby.A)takinghighlycompetitiveexaminations B)simplysendinginapplicationsC)joiningfactionsandgangs D)drawinglotsPartmCloze(10points,15minutes)Directions:Thereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage.ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).YoushouldchoosetheOnethatthebestfitsintothepassage.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecettre.Todayvegetables,fish,fruit,meatandbeerarecannedinenormousquantities.Withinthreegenerationsthe81habitsofmillionshavebeenrevolutionized.Foodsthatwerepreviously82maynowbeeatenatanytime,andstrangefoodsare83farfromthecountrieswheretheyare84.Thecropsmanyfarmersnowproduceoftendependonthenearnessofacanningfactory.Thefirststageinthecanning85isthepreparationoftherawfood.Diseasedandwasteportionsarethrown86;meatandfisharecleanedandtrimmed;fruitandvegetableswashedandgradedfor87.Thejobsareprincipally88bymachine.Thenextstage,forvegetablesonly,issoakinvery89orboilingwaterforashorttimetoremoveairand90thevegetable.Thismakes91easier

topackintocansforsterilization(freefromlivinggerms).Somepackingmachinesfill92to400cansaminute.Fruit,fishandmeatarepackedrawandcoldintocans,andthenalltheairisremoved.93thecansaresealed,thepressureinsideeachcanisonlyabouthalfthepressureoftheoutsideair.Thesterilizationprocesswhichfollowsthecansaresubjected94steamorboilingwater,with thetemperatureandtime95accordingtothetypeoffood.Cansoffruit, forexample,96only5-10minutesinboilingwater,97meatandfisharecookedathighertemperaturesfor98period.Aftersterilization,thecansarecooledquicklyto32degreetopreventthecontents99becomingtoosoft.Thefinalstagebeforesendingofftothegrocerislabeling,andpackingthetinsintoboxes.Nowadays,however,labelingisoftenprintedonin100bythecan-makerandnopaperlabelsarethenrequired..A)eat.A)monthly.A)accessible.A)planting.A)process.A)about.A)sizebreadth.A)had.A)chillyfreezing.A)soften.A)themthat.A)up.A)WhenBefore.A)onat.A)variesvarying.A)costconsume.A)asforB)eatableB)year-roundB)obtainedB)grownB)reactionB)awayB)lengthfuelledB)coldB)cookB)itB)downB)IfB)toB)varyB)spendB)because98.A)shorter99.A)by.A)eat.A)monthly.A)accessible.A)planting.A)process.A)about.A)sizebreadth.A)had.A)chillyfreezing.A)soften.A)themthat.A)up.A)WhenBefore.A)onat.A)variesvarying.A)costconsume.A)asforB)eatableB)year-roundB)obtainedB)grownB)reactionB)awayB)lengthfuelledB)coldB)cookB)itB)downB)IfB)toB)varyB)spendB)because98.A)shorter99.A)bylessoff100.A)fashionD)moreC)eatenseasonalC)availableC)growingC)processionC)downC)heightD)eatingquarterlyD)usableD)producingD)programD)upD)C)pocked D)doneC)hot D)B)longerC)steamC)usD)hardenD)C)inC)AlthoughB)throughD)fromB)beforehandC)inC)variedC)takeC)whileC)advanceD)onD)D)D)D)D)C)C)D)practicePartIVEnglish-ChineseTranslation(20points,15minutes)Directions:Inthispart,therearesixitemswhichyoushouldtranslateintoChinese,eachitemconsistingoneormoresentences.Theyarealltakenfromthereadingpassageyouhavejustread.①(line1-3,para.3,passage1)Whendiscussingcensorship,therefore,weshouldnotconfineourattentiontogreatmasterpieces,butshouldconsiderthevastnumbersofpublicationsandfilmswhichmakeupthebulk(大部分)oftheentertainmentindustry.②(line2-3,para.2,passage2)Asmyschoolinspectorfriendputit,"oneyearaschoolmaybeexcellent;threeorfouryearslater,halftheteachersmaybeincapable!"③(line5-7,para.2,passage3)Hemustserveasamanresponsibleforthefortunehehasearnedandusethatfortunetoprovidegreateropportunityforallandtoincreaseman'sknowledgeofhimselfandofhisuniverse.④(line2-4,para.2,Passage4)ItisjustoneofseveraltechniquesbeingtriedatU.S.medicalschoolsandhospitalsinanattempttodealwiththemostuniversalcomplaintaboutdoctors:lackofsympathy.⑤(line6-9,para.1,Passage5)Differentials( 差异)ininfantmortalitywereverylarge75percenthigherinpovertythaninnonpovertyareas.Inbothcases,thedifferencesbetweenwhiteandnonwhitewereevenmoresubstantialthanbetweenpovertyandnonpovertyareas.⑥(line3-4,para.4,passage6)Monitoringbycomputerhasproventobeveryaccurateandincreasesearlydiscoveryoflifethreateningevents.PartV&n,bsp;Writing(20points,35minutes)Directions: Forthispart,youareallowed35minutestowriteacompositiononthetopicDiligenceistheFatherofSuccess.Youshouldwriteatleast120wordsandbaseyourcompositionontheoutline(giveninChinese)below.2010年广东省学士学位英语学位统考真题PartIDialogueCompletion(15points)Directions:Thereare15shortincompletedialoguesinthispart,eachfollowedby4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosetheonethatbestcompletesthedialogueandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.Whatdayisittoday?A.MondayB.ItsfineC.June14D.NineoclockExcuseme.Canyoutellmethetime,please?A.Sure,pleaseB.ThankyousomuchC.ItssixoclockD.Yes,IcanMayIusethetelephone?.A.GoaheadB.ThankyousomuchC.Don'tworryD.YouarewelcomeWouldyouliketocometothepartyFridayevening?.A.That'srightB.Yes,I'dliketoC.I'llbelateD.No,nevermindI'msorryIcan'tgiveyouanyhelp.——That'sOK..A.WhatapityB.Idon'tcareC.ThankyouallthesameD.Don'tmentionitHowdidyoufindyourvisittothemuseum,Eddie?.A.IwentthereallbymyselfB.Oh,wonderful,indeedC.MyfriendshowedmethereD.BytakingaNo.2bus.Ididntknowthiswasaone-waystreet,sir.A.Itsdifferent.B.Howdoyoudo?C.Howdareyousaythat?D.Sorry,butthat'snoexcuse.Idontwanttoeatanything.I mnotfeelingwelltoday. ,Carlos.Ihopeyou'llbebettersoon.A.Itdoesn'tmatterB.Don'tbotherC.I'mbetternowD.I'msorrytohearthatAreyougoingtotakepartintheEnglishcontesttobeheldattheendofthisterm?A.ImafraidB.IdoC.ItdependsD.It sapleasureTodaysSunday.WhataboutgoingtotheScienceMuseum?A.TakeiteasyB.LetscallitadayC.That'sagoodideaD.It'skindofyoutosaysoIhavejustpassedmyexam.Ifeelsorelievednow. ! A.ThankyouB.WelldoneC.CheerupD.Mypleasure

12.Dontforgettopassonthemessagetomyteacher.12.A.Yes,IdontB.IdontthinksoC.No,IwontD.Sorry,IwouldntHowcouldyousaythat? .Ididn'tmeantohurtyou.A.Itdoesn'tmatterB.That'sallrightC.IamreallysorryD.NoneofyourbusinessYouhavegivenusawonderfulparty,Mrs.Johnson.A.DontsaytoB.ImgladyouenjoyeditC.ItisinterestingforyoutosaysoD.Oh,I'mafraidIdidn'torganizeitwellWhat'sthematter?Youreallylookupset. Well,betterlucknexttime.A.IhavewonaprizeB.IfailedanimportanttestC.Why,IalwayslookuptoyouD.Me?IneverlookdownuponanybodyPartIIReadingComprehension(40points)Directions:Thereare4passagesinthispart.Eachofthepassagesisfollowedby5questionsorunfinishedstatements.Foreachofthemthereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosethebestoneandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.PassageOneWeareallbusytalkingaboutandusingtheInternet,buthowmanyofusknowthehistoryoftheInternet?ManypeoplearesurprisedwhentheyfindthattheInternetwassetupasrecentlyasthe1960s.Atthattime,computerswerelargeandexpensive.Computernetworksdidn'tworkwell.Ifonecomputerinthenetworkbrokedown,thenthewholenetworkstopped.Soanewnetworksystemhadtobesetup.Itshouldbegoodenoughtobeusedbymanydifferentcomputers.Ifpartofthenetworkwasnotworking,informationcouldbesenthroughanotherpart.Inthiswaythecomputernetworksystemwouldkeeponworkingallthetime.AtfirsttheInternetwasonlyusedbythegovernment,butinthe1970s,universities,hospitalsandbanksbegantouseit,too.However,computerswerestillveryexpensiveandtheInternetwasdifficulttouse.Atthebeginningofthe1990s,computersbecamecheaperandeasiertouse.AndscientistsdevelopedsoftwarethatmadeInternet“surfing”moreconvenient.TodayitiseasytogetonlineanditissaidthatmillionsofpeopleusetheInterneteveryday.TheInternetwassetupin.A.1960B.the1960sC.1970D.the1970sComputernetworksdidn'tworkwellatfirstputerswerelargeandexpensivecomputerscouldn'tsendinformationfastcomputersdidn'tfitintothesamenetworkifonecomputerfailed,thewholenetworkstopped18.WhichofthefollowingwasthefirsttousetheInternet?A.Governments.B.Universities.C.Banks.D.Hospitals.19.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?Peopleusetheinternetmainlytosendemails.Computersarenowmorecostlytheneverbefore.Computerswerecostlyandhardtouseuntiltheearly1990s.Inthe1970stheInternetwaseasytousebutcomputerswerecostly.Thebesttitleforthepassageis.A.TheFutureoftheInternetB.TheHistoryofComputersC.ThehistoryoftheInternetD.ConvenientInternetSurfingPassageTwoAlanChangwasahandsomeyoungmanwithgoodmanners.Onemorninghewaswalkingalongastreetonhiswaytoanappointment.Hedidnotwanttobeearlyorlate.Hehadforgottentoputonhiswatchsohewentuptoamanwhowaswaitingforataxi.“Excuseme,sir,"hesaid,verypolitely, “butcouldyoutellmethetime?”Theman,whowasverywell-dressedandlookedquiterich,saidnothing.HedidnotevenlookatAlan.Alanspoketohimagain. “Excuseme,sir,”hesaid,“butcouldyoupleasetellmewhattimeitis? ”Thistimethemanlookedathim,buthedidnotspeakandlookedquicklyaway.Alanthoughttohimself:well,hecanhearme;hemustbejustrude.SoAlanaskedagain,“Whywouldn'tyoutellmethetime,sir?”Themanturnedtowardshimandsaid, “Putyourselfinmyshoes.Iamstandingherewaitingforataxi.Youcomeuptomeandaskmeforthetime.IfItellittoyou,youwillthankme.Iwillsay 'That'sallright.'Youmaythensay'It'sabeautifulday,'towhichImayreply'Yes,Ilikethesesunnywinterdays.'Beforeweknowwhatishappeningwehaveafriendlyconversation.Youareapleasant,politeyo7ungman,sowhenmytaxicomes,Iofferyouaride.Youaccept.Wetalk.Ilikeyou.Youlikeme.Iinviteyoutomyhome.Youmeetmydaughter.Sheisaveryprettygirl.Youareagood-lookingman.Youlikeeachother.Soonyoufallinlove.Youwanttomarry.Nowdoyouunderstandmyproblem?Alanshookhishead."No,sir,I'msorry,Idon't.Everythingyouhavesaidseemsverynaturaltome.”“Exactly,"themansaid,“andIdonotwantmydaughtertomarryamanwhoistoopoortobuyawatch.Goodmorningtoyou."Andwiththesewordshehurriedaway.WhydidAlanaskthemanwhattimeitwas?A.Hewastoolate.B.Hewasveryearly.C.Hehadlefthiswatchhome.D.Hewantedtomeettheman'sdaughter.WhatdidAlanthinkofthemanwhenhewouldnottellhimthetime?A.Hewasimpolite.B.Hewasdeaf.C.Hewasstupid.D.HespokenoEnglish.Whatdidthemanmeanbytheunderlinedpart“Putyourselfinmyshoes”?A.Don'tinterruptme.B.Myshoeshurtme.C.Comeandtrymyshoes.D.Trytounderstandme.WhatkindofamanwasAlanChangeintheman'sopinion?A.thief.B.Apoorman.C.Acheat.D.Arichman.Thestoryismainlyabout.A.howrudeapersoncanbeB.howonethingleadstoanotherC.whereapersoncan'ttellthetimeD.whyyoushouldn'tspeaktostrangersPassageThreeWhatarethebeautiesofHawaii?Let'sstartwithfour.Thebeach,famousforitswatertemperature,airtemperatureandwaves,isthefirstbeauty.TherearehundredsofmilesofbeachesonthetwentyislandsofHawaii.Theyarethoughttobeamongthefinestbeachesintheworld.Then,whatdoyouthinkwouldbethesecondbeautifulthing?Itisvolcanoes（火山），ofcourse.Thesevolcanoesarenotjustapartoftheislands;theymadetheislandsinthefirstplace.Becauseofthemtheislandsarestillgrowing.WhatwouldbethethirdthingofbeautythatthefirstvisitortoHawaiiwouldnotice?Itprobablywouldn'tbejustonething,butmanythings:allthewonderfulfruitsandflowersoftheislands.Sugarcane,bananasandpineapplesareHawaii'sbiggestexports.SugarcanehasbeengrowinginHawaiiforathousandyears.Asforpineapples,theislandsproducemorethananyotherplacesintheworld,whichhasmadeDoleCompanythebiggestfruit-packingcompanyintheworld.ThefourthandmostbeautifulthingaboutHawaiiisthepeoplewholivethere.TheHawaiiansneverrush,andperhapsthisisbecausetheycaremoreforhumanlifethantheycareforthemachine.ThereisanoldHawaiianlawthatamancangotosleepinthemiddleoftheroadifhewantsto.WhatmakesthepeopleofHawaiisobeautifulistheirfeelingaboutpeople.Thereare64differentcombinationsofracesontheislands,andtheyallliveinpeace.Theybelieve“Aboveallnationsishumanity."Thatisthemostbeautifulthingofall.Accordingtothepassage,Hawaiiismadeupof.A.oneislandB.twentyislandsC.sixty-fourislandsD.hundredsofislandsWhyarethevolcanoessospecialtotheislands?A.Theyarenotapartoftheislands.B.Theyactuallymadetheislands.C.Theyarethefirstintheworld.D.Theyaregrowing.WhathasmadeDoleCompanythebiggestfruit-packingcompanyintheworld?A.Sugar.B.Sugarcane.C.Bananas.D.Pineapples.ThepeopleinHawaiiarethemostbeautifulthingbecause.A.theyhadapeacefulhistoryB.theycansleepinthemiddleoftheroadC.thereare64differentracesontheislandsD.theycaremoreforpeoplethananythingelseAccordingtothepassage,“aboveallnationsishumanity"mightmeanA.notallnationshavehumanityB.humanityisasimportantasanationC.humanityhasnonationalboundariesD.allhumanbeingsshouldliveinpeacePass