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标签:分类:Section1:VocabularyandGrammar(60points)Thissectionconsistsof3parts.Readthedirectionsforeachpartbeforeansweringthequestions.VocabularySelectionInthispart,thereare20incompletesentences.Beloweachsentence,thereare4choicesmarkedbylettersA,B,CandDrespectively.Choosethewordorphrasewhichbestcompleteseachsentence.ThereisonlyONErightanswer.BlackenthecorrespondingletterasrequiredonyourMachine-scoringANSWERSHEET.AllthestudentsofthisuniversityhavefreetotheInternetviaabroadbandconnection.ItisrumoredthatMr.Smith,thegrandsonofthefounderoftheuniversityandaprofessorofphilosophy,willbeaspresidentinMarch.WhenIvisitedtheareaafterthehurricane,IbecamebywhatIsawandheardthere.Whentheactorappearedonthestageagain,shoutsandcheersbrokefromthecrowdandcontinuedforaboutfiveminutes.Thevalueofacoin,.thevalueofthemetalinit,isusuallylessthanthevalueofwhatitwillbuy.Hotelsandrestaurantsareanpartofthecity,withoutwhichthetouristindustrycouldnotexist.Wecanfindafullofhispoliticalbeliefinhisnewly-publishedbooks.Idon'tthinkyoucanpersuadehim;healwaystohisownprinciples.Intheadvancedcourseofourtraining,studentsmusttakeobjectivetestsatmonthly.Goingaroundatthetopofthemountain,wewatchedthefogfromthevalleybelow;itseemedthatwehadenteredafairyland.Richardhasanmanner,althoughhecomesfromamiddle-classfamilybackgroundandhasreceivedhiseducationatCambridge.Thehistoryteachertoldustheringwasapieceoftreasurebecauseithadbeenhandeddownfromanancientking.Inthelastfewyears,theofregularfolksgoingunderthecosmeticknifeskyrocketed.Hewastoobusytodoanyexerciseatalluntilheturned58.Andheismuchbetternowthaneverbefore.Allofusinresearchhavefocusedonadrugthatissothatitcanchangebrainchemistry.Hewasonlyarulerofthecountry,therealonewashismother,whoactuallyhandledstateaffairsandpossessedthepowerofmakingdecisions.thatsheisinterestedinchildren,Iamsurethatteachingistherightprofessionforher.Shehadopportunitytoexerciseleadership,whichshehasdreamedofsinceshewasyoung.A.utterTheyintendtoremovetherulesandregulationsthatarediscouragingforeigninvestmentintheircountry.TheCentralBankisinterestedinhowmuchmoneyisinintheeconomy.VocabularyReplacementThispartconsistsof20sentences.Ineachofthemonewordorphraseisunderlined,andbeloweach,thereare4choicesmarkedbylettersA,B,CandDrespectively.Choosethewordorphrasethatcanreplacetheunderlinedpartwithoutcausinganygrammaticalerrororchangingthebasicmeaningofthesentence.ThereisonlyONErightanswer.BlackenthecorrespondingletterasrequiredonyourMachine-scoringANSWERSHEET.Tomfeltsurehewouldgetthepost,buthewasneverevenconsideredforit.Thatwasasmackintheeyeforhim.seriousimportanthumiliatingrebuffexpecteddisappointmentOurneighborsaresoreservedandunfriendlythattheyneverspeaktous.Securitymenbelievethetit-for-tatmurdersweretheresultofthebombingwhichhadoccurredinthecitycenter.Theconclusionreachedattheworkshopwasthatthemanufacturingprocesswasobsolete.Somepeoplewishtoamendthelawsothatchildrenmuststayatschooluntiltheyare16.Prof.Clarkdisregardedthewarningfromhiscolleaguesandcontinuedhisresearchwork.Someobserverssaytherecentcoupofamilitarygovernmentinthatcountrywillleadtoanarchy.Asaconductor,LeonardBernsteinwasfamousforhisintenselyvigorousandexuberantstyle.Hispeersadmonishedhimthathehadtoincreasehisstudytimeasthefinalexaminationwasaroundthecorner.Isolatedcasesofdisaffection-orharbingersofamasscross-bordermovementthatthreatensEurope’seconomicstability?Thequestionispressing.JusticesofthePeacehavejurisdictionoverthetrialsofsomecivilsuitsandofcriminalcasesinvolvingminoroffenses.Whattheseyoungmenandwomenneedtodonowistodevelopamentalitytoreconciletheiridealswithreality.Thesearchforeternalyouthisnolessferventnowthanitwas2,000yearsago.Peoplearetryingpracticallyanything.SDMemoryCardsareversatilehigh-capacitystoragecardsthatareextremelysmall-aboutthesizeofapostagestamp.ThisbookcomesasarevelationtoonewhowasnourishedinhisyouthontheenglightenedEnglishsocialitsttraditionrepresentedbyGeorgeBernardShaw.Johnsonwassoabsorbedinhisnovelthatheforgotabouthisdinnercookingintheoven.Themanwemetthismorninggrowsmanykindsofplantsinhisgarden,mostofwhichareflowersincludingsucculentandcacti.Thescientistcontestedtheassumptionofpreviousscientiststhatthefateofhumanbeingscouldnotbepredicated.Inthelast10yearswehaveallwitnessedanimpressivegrowthinourknowledgeaboutenvironment.Intheircultureandintheireyessuccessalltoooftenmeansimplyoutdoingotherpeoplebyvirtueofachievementjudgedbysomesinglescale-incomeorhonors.Part3ErrorCorrectionThispartconsistsof20sentences.Ineachofthemthereisanunderlinedpartthatindicatesagrammaticalerror,andbeloweach,thereare4choicesmarkedbylettersA,B,CandDrespectively.Choosethewordorphrasethatcanreplacetheunderlinedpartsothattheerroriscorrected.ThereisonlyONErightanswer.BlackenthecorrespondingletterasrequiredonyourMachine-scoringANSWERSHEET.Themanagersdiscussedtheplanthattheywouldliketoseebecarryingoutnextyear.outoutoutcarryoutTheexaminerfailedsomecandidates,and15ofthembeingstudentswithoutworkexperience.A.15being15wereofthemwereofwhomwereDespiteoftheiropposition,hewenthisownwayandstartedhispreparations.ofofNetworktelevision,magazine,anddirectmail-thatwillbethebiggainersinadvertisingrevenuesnextyear.Ihearthatheknowsfourlanguages,suchasChinese,French,GermanandJapanese.example,,Themorepeopleyouknow,thelessyouhavetimetoseethembutyoucanalwaysreachthemontheInternet.A.lessyouhavethetimeB.thelesstimeyouhaveC.thelesstimedoyouhaveD.lessthetimeyouhaveHavingheardtheweatherforecast,theboatwasstoppedintheharbour.A.theboatdidnotsailoutofB.theydidnotsailoutofC.theboatremainedinD.theywerestoppedinOncetheyhadfame,fortune,securefutures;nowallthatleftisutterpoverty.allisleftthatisleftwhatisleftwhichisleftMarymusthavereceivedmymail;otherwiseshecouldhaverepliedbeforenow.shouldoughttoshouldn’ctouldn’tWewillshipthegoodsonMondayaccordingtoyourorderlesswehearfromyoubyFriday.Whenthisagreementifsigned,acircularwillbepreparedforgiventoourcustomers.outoffItisnowclearthatnosuchcreaturesasvampireshavebeenseenandnonebeenfoundintheworld.A.wasfoundfoundbeenfoundbeenfoundoutMycompanyisExcellentKitchenwareCompany,therenearbyisabigmarketforkitchenwareinourcity.neartherenearnearlynearbythereThegovernmenthashardlytakenmeasurestocrackdownontherecrimeswhennewonesoccurred.HardlyhadthegovernmenttakenThegovernmenttookhardlyHardlythegovernmenthadtakenThegovernmentishardlytakingThegeneralmanagerdemandedthatthejobwillbecompletedbeforethesummerholidays.bebetobeOurcompanywillprovideyouwithfreetransportationasyourequestedandchargetheinstallation.withchargetheinstallationinstallationinchargeDoctorswarnedsun-starvedtouristswhoreceivedtoomuchsunlightthattheywereatseriousriskthanothersofcontractingskincancer.moreseriousseriouslymoreseriouswithWehavesentanordersliptoallthatwehavereasontobelieveareinterestedinourbooks.whoarebelievedbyuswithwhowehavereasontobelievewhowehavereasontobelievewithwhomwebelieveAsanEnglishmajorstudentatoneofthemostfamousuniversitiesinChina,IstronglybelievethatbusinessEnglishismorepracticalthanotherfields.studentinEnglishmajorEnglishstudentEnglishmajorEnglishstudentmajorTheengineersaregoingthroughwiththeirhighwayproject,inspitethattheexpenseshaverisen.becausethoughthoughthatSection2:ReadingComprehension(30points)Inthissectionyouwillfindaftereachofthepassageanumberofquestionsorunfinishedstatementsaboutthepassage,eachwith4(A,B,CandD)choicestoanswerthequestionorcompletethestatement.Youmustchoosetheonewhichyouthinkfitsbest.BlackenthecorrespondingletterasrequiredonyourMachine-scoringANSWERSHEET.Question61-70arebasedonthefollowingpassage.NextdoortoalunchcounteradvertisingagrilledcheesespecialisagallerywhereVanGoghs“Irises”sharesthewallswithMonetlandscapesandworksfromtheItalianRenaissance.Theyareallfakes.Theyareallforsale.“Aforger?Yes.We’reexpertforgersyoucouldsay.Buwemakenoattempttodeceive.Wedon’tpretendtosellorrikgsin.aWlweohaveallthethrillofbeingaforger,butnorisk.”Withpricesfororiginalartrisingintothetensofmillions,someartloversareturningtohigh-qualitycopiesdonebyexpertartists.Inaddition,somemuseumsconfrontingskyrocketinginsurancepremiumsareconsideringstashingtheauthenticpiecesanddisplayingareproduction.NomajorU.S.artmuseumisknowntobedisplayingreproductionsinplaceoforiginals.Suchapracticewouldraisequestionsaboutwhypeoplevisitmuseumsinthefirstplace.Butmuseumsecurityhasbecomeagrowingconcern.Bidsforpaintingshaveclimbedatauctionhouses.Butpricesforfakesrunonlyfromabout$1,000to$10,000forpaintings,dependingonthesizeandcomplexityoftheoriginal.InEuropewherecopyingmasterpiecesiscenturies-oldcraft,paintersoftenusepigmentsandbrushestypicaloftheperiodoftheoriginal.Thepaintingisplacedinaframecloselyresemblingitsera.Sometimesthegallerypurchases17thcenturyfurnituretousethewoodforframes.Thefinalstepistheantiquingprocessusingchemicalsandheatandhumidity.“Wecanmakesptypesofcracksfromlittlespider-webtypestolongsplits.”Thispassageismostprobablytakenoutofa/an.courtconfessionbyapersonsuspectedofmakingfakescommercialadvertisementforanewprofessioninartsfeaturestoryinanewspaper,magazine,orawebpageindustrialprofileforamuseumpromotinganewshowTOC\o"1-5"\h\zTheword“Monet”underlinedinParagrapehr1stroefa.A.masterartistB.masterforgerC.famousdealerD.richcollectorBothquotesinthepassageareprobablyfromapersonwhoisa/an.A.masterartistB.artpieceforgerC.museumdirectorD.artworksthiefThethirdsentenceinthelastparagraphimpliesthatthegallery.carries17th-centuryfurnitureassidelineexhibitsispartoftheprocessinmakingfakepaintingsprovidesthespaceonlyforforgerstoproducefakesmanufactureswoodenframesforpaintingsasasidelineObviously,thephrase“expertartistsu”nderlinedinParagraph3referstopeoplewhoareexpertsinevaluatingartworkspaintersdecoratingthemuseumsmakersoffakedfamouspaintingsexpertswhocanidentifyforgeries“Suchapractice”underlinedinParagraph4referstothedisplayof.forgedworksinplaceofgenuineartworkoriginalproductionsinplaceoftheircopiesbothfakeproductionsandoriginalpaintingsrealreproductionsandoriginalmasterpiecesAccordingtothepassage,theword“stashing”underlinedinParagraph3issynonymouswithA.slashingB.smashingC.stackingD.storingAsrepeatedlystatedinthepassagewascertainlythemajorreasonwhyforgeriesaresold.A.insuranceB.securityC.qualityD.priceTheword“copies”underlinedinParagraph3doesNOTreferto.A.fakesB.forgesC.reproductionsD.non-authenticworksAccordingtothispassage,whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?Theworksondisplayaremeanttosellasoriginals.Theworksmeanttosellasoriginalsareondisplay.Hereyoumaypurchaseamasterpiecefor$1,000.Hereonemaybuyfastfoodanytimeandeatithere.Questions71-80arebasedonthefollowingpassage.Norevolutionsintechnologyhaveasvisiblymarkedthehumanconditionasthoseintransport.Movinggoodsandpeople,theyhaveopenedcontinents,transformedlivingstandards,spreaddiseases,fashionsandfolkaroundtheworld.Yettechnologiestotransportideasandinformationacrosslongdistanceshavearguablyachievedevenmore:theyhavespreadknowledge,thebasisofeconomicgrowth.Themostbasicofallthese,thewrittenword,wasalreadyancientby1000.BythenChinahad,inbasicform,theprintingpress,usingcarvedwoodblocks.Butthekeytoitsfuture,movablemetaltype,wasfourcenturiesaway.TheChinesewerehamperedbytheirthousandsofideograms.Evenso,theyquitesooninventedtheprimitivemovabletype,madeofclay,andbythe13thcenturytheyhadthemovablewoodentype.Buttherealsecretwastheuseofaneasilycastmetal.Whenitcame,Europe—aidedbysimpleWesternalphabets-leaptforwardwithit.OnereasonwhyAsia’scivilizations,in1000faraheadofEurope’s,thenfellbehindwasthattheylackedthetechnologytoreproduceanddiffuseideas.OnJohannesGutenberg’sinventioninthe1440swerebuiltnotjusttheReformationandtheEnlightenment,butEurope’asgriculturalandindustrialrevolutionstoo.Yetinformationtechnologyonitsownwouldnothavegotfar.Literally:bettertransporttechnologytoowasneeded.Thatwasnotlacking,buttherethebigchangecamemuchlater:itwasrailwaysandsteamshipsthatfirstallowedthespeedy,widespreaddisseminationofnewsandideasoverlongdistances.Andbothtechnologiesinturnrequiredpeopleandorganizationstodeveloptheiruse.Theygotthem:forindividualcommunication.Thepostalservice:forwiderpublics,thepublishingindustry.Throughoutthe19thcentury,thepostalserviceformedthebedrockofnationalandinternationalcommunications.Crucialtoitsgrowthhadbeentheintroductionofthestamp,combinedwithalowprice,andpaymentbythesender.Britainputallthreeoftheseideasintoeffectin1840.Bythen,theworld’smailwastakingoff.Itchangedtheworld.MerchantsinAmerica’secitiesusedittogatherinformation,enragingfar-offcottongrowersandfarmers,whofoundthattheNewYorkersknewmoreaboutcroppricesthantheydid.IntheAmericandebateaboutslavery,itofferedabolitionistsalow-costwaytospreadtheirviews,justaslatertechnologieshavecutthecostandwidenedthescopeofpoliticallobbying.TheposthelpedtootointegratetheAmericannation,tyingnewnewlyopenedwesttothesettledeast.Everywhere,itsdevelopmentdroveandwasdrivenbythoseoftransport.InBritain,travelersrodebymailcoachtopostinginns.InAmerica,thepostsubsidizedroad-building.Indeed,arguesDanSchiller,aprofessorofcommunicationsattheUniversityofCalifornia,itwastheconnectionbetweenthepost,transportandnationalintegrationthatensuredthatthemailremainedapublicenterpriseevenintheUnitedStates,itsfirstandonlygovernment-runcommunicationsmedium,anduntilatleastthe1870s,thebiggestorganizationintheland.Thechangehasnotonlybeenoneofspeedanddistance,though,butofaudience.About200yearsago,aman’swordscouldreachnofurtherthanhisvoice,notjustinrangebutinwhomtheyreached.But,forsomepurposes,efficientcommunicationismasscommunication,regular,cheap,quickandreliable.Whenitbecamepossible,ittransformedtheworld.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?Transportinggoodsandpeopleisthemostimportanttechnologyinthehistoryofmankind.Technologyintransportinggoodsandpeoplehaschangedhumanconditionsmorethananythingelse.Technologyinspreadinginformationhaschangedhumanconditionsmorethantransportationtechnology.tchangetheeconomicdevelopmentofsociety.Technologyinspreadinginformationcantchangetheeconomicdevelopmentofsociety.Accordingtothepassage,Asiancivilizations,whichwereaheadofEurope’fse,llbehindbecause.Asianlanguagesweremoredifficulttolearn.Europeanlanguageshadsimplealphabetstheydidn’thavethetechnologytospreadideaspeople’scommunicationskillswerenotgoodenoughJohannesGutenbergsinventionlpyrorebfaebrstoprintingtechnologytransportationtechnologytheReformationandtheEnlightenmentindustrialrevolutionTheword“dissemination”underlinedinParagraph4means.A.plantationB.distributionC.receptionD.DirectionWhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrueaboutthepostalservice?Americanabortionistswerenothappyaboutit.ThestampwasinventedinBritain.IthelpedtheindependenceofAmerica.Inthe1840sitwasthemajormeansofnationalcommunicationsinBritain.Whatcanthepostalservicedo?A.Collectingmarketpricesofgoods.B.Spreadingideasatalowcost.C.Promotingpoliticallobbying.D.Alloftheabove.IntheUnitedStates,thepostalservicebelongsto.A.aprivatecompanyB.thegovernmentC.road-buildingenterprisesD.nationalintegrationTheword“itsdevelopment”underlinedinParagraph7referstothedevelopmentofA.theAmericannationB.themailcoachC.roadbuildingD.thepostalserviceThewords“thechange”underlinedinParagraph8referto.A.timechangeB.technologychangeC.changeinspreadingideasD.changeofhumanabilitiesWhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrueaboutmasscommunication?Itcanreachnofurtherthanhumanvoice.Itcanreachalargeaudience.Itisrapidandefficient.Itcanbetrusted.Questions81-90arebasedonthefollowingpassage.Istestanxietydestructive?Canwemaketestanxietyworkforus?Theanswertobothofthesequestionsisyes.Testanxietyofteninterfereswithstudentperformancebutthissametestanxiety,ifchanneledcorrectly,canhelpimproveperformance.Inordertolessenthedestructiveelementsoftestanxiety,theapproachshouldbetodevelopimprovedconfidenceandknowledge.Asyourknowledgeofthecoursematerialincreases,yourconfidenceinyourabilitytosucceedwillincrease.Asyourconfidenceincreases,youranxietywillgodown,allowingyourknowledgetocomethroughmoreefficiently.Thewayyouprepareforatestcanreduceanxietyduringthetest.Youwillbesurprisedhowconfidentyouwillfeelifyouknowthematerial.Studiesofmemoryshowifyouwanttobeabletorecallinformationfromtextorlectureyouhavetoreviewthatmaterialseveraltimes.Itisimportanttoknowyourownabilitiesandoperateaccordingly.Ifyouknowthatyoulearnbestbylistening,prepareatapeofsignificantmaterialandlistentothetape.Studypartnersorstudygroupsareoftenusefulforself-testing.Experienceinstressfulsituationstendstolessenanxietyinthosesituations.Onewaytohelpyourselfretrievematerialisthroughtheuseofmnemoniccodes.Learnacodethatletsyouremembercomplexmaterial.Developinganoutlineforanessayquestionthatyouknowwillbeonthetestormemorizingaformulaareformsofcodedevelopment.Studentsareoftenfrustratedbythesheervolumeofmaterialthathastobestudiedincollege.Manyinstructorsconductreviews,givehints,identifywhatisimportanttostudy,usehandoutsoroverheadtransparencyoutlines.Thesematerialsshouldbeatthetopofyourstudylist.Iftheinstructortookthetimetoidentifythem,youshouldassumethattheywillplayanimportantpartofthetest.Whileknowledgeacquiredduringtestpreparationcanhelpreduceanxiety,itisanotherthingtotakethetestitself.Followingareafewsuggestionstohelpreduceanxietyduringthetest.WhenIarriveatatest,Ioftenfindstudentsflippingtestpagesatthelastminutetryingtocramitallinattheend.Youwouldbebetterofftryingtorelax,meditatingalittle,andclearingyourmindtoallowyourselftheabilitytoconcentrateonthequestionthatarecoming.Assoonastheinstructorgivesyouthesignaltostart,dumpoutformulas,codes,outlinesfromyourmemoryontothetestanswersheetssothatyouwillnothavetoworryaboutwhetheryouwillrememberthecodeslongenoughuntilyougettotheappropriatetestquestion.Youcanbuildyourconfidenceifyougothroughthetestandanswerallofthequestionsthatyouknowfirst.Gobackandworkonthosequestionsthatneedgreateranalysis,orthatneedtobeworkedoutorneedtobeguessedatandyouranxietywillnotkickinuntillaterinthetest.Forthoseofyouwhoseanxietyincreasesasstudyandpreparationincrease,yourgoalshouldbetostartconcentratingonthingsthattakeyourmindoffthetest,.,television,books,hobbies,movies,etc.Meditationandaerobicexercisehaveproventobeveryusefulmethodsforreducingundesirableeffectsofstress.Thesolutiontoreducingthedestructiveinfluencesofstressistoplantostudy.Mapoutascheduleofwhenyouwillstudyeachday.Identifythespecifictopicsthatyouwillstudyeachday.Identifytheareasofthematerialthatyouhavehadproblemswithandstudythose.Yourplanshouldincludereadingthetextmaterial,reviewingnotesandhomeworkassignments,identifyingmaterialthatneedsfurtherexplanation,developingcodesformemorymaterialandtestingyourself.Onceyouhavestudiedadequately,yourconfidencewillbefairlyhigh,yourknowledgewillbesatisfactorytodowellonthetestandthestomachbutterflieswillhelpyoufocusonthetaskathand.I’dwishyougoodluckonfinals,butyouandIbothknowthatthemoreeffectivelyyoustudy,theluckieryouwillget.Theword“channeled”underlinedinParagraph1means.A.directedB.usedC.runD.passedWhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTmentionedasagoodsideofthetestanxiety?Itcanhelpimproveperformanceifchanneledcorrectly.Itmotivatesustostudyandprepareforexam.C.Itcanhelpustoconcentrate.D.Itcanalwaysensureagoodscoreinthetest.Whatistherelationshipbetweenknowledgeandconfidenceandtestanxiety?Asyourknowledgeofthecoursematerialincreases,yourconfidenceinyourabilitytosucceedwillincrease.Asyourtestanxietyincreases,yourknowledgeandconfidencewillincrease.Asyourconfidenceincreases,youranxietywillgodown,allowingyourknowledgetocomethroughmoreeffectively.D.BothAandC.Whichofthefollowingtestpreparationwayscannothelponereduceanxietyduringthetest?Youshouldknowyourownabilitiesandoperateaccordinglyandlearnasmuchasyoucan.Studypartnersorstudygroupsareusefulforself-testing.Youcanretrievematerialsbyusingmnemoniccodes.Youshouldpaymoreattentiontothematerialsidentifiedbytheteacher.Whatshouldbeatthetopofyourstudylistwhenyouprepareatest?Themostcomplexmaterials.Thequestionsaskedbystudents.Thematerialsreviewedandhintsgivenbytheteacher.Thematerialsmasteredbymoststudents.Thesuggestionstohelpreduceanxietyduringthetestare.relaxing,mnemoniccodesandeasyquestionsfirstrelaxing,dumpingandeasyquestionsfirstrelaxing,easyquestionsfirstandextremeanxietyD.aerobicexercise,relaxanddumpingAccordingtothepassage,usefulmeansforreducingundesirableeffectsofstressare.A.knowledgeandconfidenceB.learningabilityandinstructor’shintsC.meditationandaerobicexerciseD.restandmeditationTheauthor’sattitudetowardreducingthetestanxietyis.A.negativeB.positiveC.neutralD.pessimisticAccordingtothepassage,yourstudyplanprobablydoesNOTinclude.identifyingtheareasofthematerialthatyouhavehadproblemswithidentifyingthespecifictopicsthatyou’llstudyeachdaymappingoutascheduleofwhenyou’llstudyeachdaymappingoutascheduleofwhenyouwillmeditateanddoaerobicexerciseWhat’sthemainideaofthepassage?Itintroducessomebenefitsoftestanxietyandusefulmethodstoreducetestanxiety.Textanxietyisourfoe,notfriend.Theconfidenceandknowledgecanreducetestanxiety.Focusonyourtaskathandandyou’llnothavetheproblemoftestanxiety.Section3:ClozeTest(10points)Inthefollowingpassage,thereare20blanksrepresentingwordsthataremissingfromthecontext.Belowthepassage,eachblankhas4choicesmarkedbyletterA,B,CandDrespectively.ThereisonlyONErightanswer.Blackent

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