2021级 大学英语四级模拟试卷

2023年最新整理——考试真题资料2023年最新整理——考试真题资料2023年最新整理——考试真题资料PAGEPAGE16202120212021级高校英语四级模拟试卷（2021.11.21）PartIWriting(30minutes)Directions:Forthispart,youareallowed30minutestowriteacompositiononthetopic:TheImportanceofkeepingAGoodMood.Youshouldwriteatleast120wordsaccordingtotheoutlinegivenbelowinChinese:人们每天都生活在压力之下所以说保持一个好的心情是非常重要的我的观点和缘由PartIIReadingComprehension(SkimmingandScanning)(15minutes)Directions:Inthispart,youwillhave15minutestogooverthepassagequicklyandanswerthequestionsonAnswerSheet1.ForquestionsmarkY(forYES)ifthestatementagreeswiththeinformationgiveninthepassage;N(forNO)ifthestatementcontradictstheinformationgiveninthepassage;NG(forNOTGIVEN)iftheinformationisnotgiveninthepassage.Forquestionscompletethesentenceswiththeinformationgiveninthepassage. GulfWrackedByKatrina'sLatestPoisons,MoldAmonthafterHurricaneKatrinatorethroughtheU.SGulfCoastmedicalexpertsarenowstrugglingwiththelatestcrisisintheregion污染).KatrinaleftNewOrleansandothercommunitiestaintedwithoil,sewage,and

ProtectionAgency(EPA)says.Thepollution,combinedwiththelackofregularmedicalservicesintheregion,hasraisedseriousquestionsaboutthesafetyofNewOrleansandothercoastaltownsaspeoplelongingforhomebegintogoback.Idon'tthinkNewOrleansissafeforpeopletoreturnto,fromapublichealthandenvironmentalhealthstandpoint,saidMiriamAschkenasy,anenvironmentalhealthexpertworkingwithOxfamAmericaintheregion.Muchofthecontaminationrestsinthebrown,filmysediment(沉淀物)leftbehindbyKatrina'spollutedfloodwaters.RecentEPAtestsofthesedimentconfirmedhighlevelsofE.colibacteria,oilandgaschemicals,andlead,aswellasvaryingquantitiesofarsenic.Thehealthrisksposedbythesedimentareimmediateexpertssaybecausethesludge(淤泥isnearlyimpossibleforreturningresidentstoavoid.InNewOrleansitcoverseverysurfacethatwasfloodedfromcarsandlawnstotheentirecontentsoffloodedhomesstoreshospitalsandschools.Whenpeoplecomeback,theyareexposedtothesediment,saidWilmaSubra,achemistfromNewIberia,Louisiana,whoisanalyzingthesediment.It'sintheiryardsandhouses. OldPollutionResurfacingPlaqueminesParish,aruralcountyonthepeninsulasouthofNewOrleans,isnowcoveredwithevenmoretoxicsedimentthanitwastwoweeksago,thankstoHurricaneRita. Sixinchesuptoonefoot(15to30centimeters)ofsludge,Subrareported.1MuchofthesludgeinPlaqueminesistheproductofnearbybayousandbaybottoms,wheresedimentwasliftedupbyKatrina'sandRita'sstormsurges.Thesedimenthasbeenpollutedovertheyearswithindustrialchemicalsandheavymetals,saidSubra,whotestedthesedimentfortheSouthernMutualHelpAssociation,anonprofitorganizationinNewIberia,Louisiana.ThesewaterbodieshavereceivedindustrialwastesfordecadesshesaidThismaterialhastoxicchemicalsmetalsandorganic).MattershaveonlybeenmadeworsebymultipleoilspillscausedbyKatrinaandRita.AccordingtotheU.S.CoastGuard,11oilspillshaveoccurredinsouthernLouisiana,totaling7.4milliongallons(28millionliters)ofoil,mostofwhichhasbeencontained.BacterialevelsarealsoespeciallyhighinthePlaqueminessludge,saidRodneyMallett,spokespersonfortheLouisianaDepartmentofEnvironmentalQuality.Thesewagetreatmentplantswereunderwater,heexplained.Betweentheanimalwasteandthehumanwaste,you'vegotalotofbacteria.ProtectionKitsHealthandenvironmentalagenciesareadvisingpeopletoavoidcontactwiththesludge.Theyrecommendthatpeopleweargloves,goggles,anddustmasks,andthattheywashpromptlyifexposureoccurs.

EPAofficialsaredirectingpeopletoitsWebsite(.)toinformthemselvesofthecontaminationrisks.Butmostpeoplereturningtotheareadon'thavecomputerstogetthatinformation,saidErikOlson,anattorneyfortheNaturalResourcesDefenseCouncil,anenvironmentaladvocacygroup. Ifyou[do]readtheWebsite,headded,youpracticallyhavetohaveadegreeinchemistrytounderstandit.Tobetterinformpeopleofhealthrisks,theSouthernMutualHelpAssociationandOxfamAmericaaredevelopingaprogramtogiveeveryreturningresidentaprotectivekit.Eachkitwouldcontainwaterproofsuits,goggles(风镜),shoecovers,andmasks,alongwithinformationaboutpotentialhazards,Volunteerswouldgiveoutthekitsatthesecuritycheckpointsthatnowstandatthemajorentrancestoaffectedcities.Thegroupshavemadeahundreddemonstrationkits,whichcostabout$100(U.S.)eachtoproduce,andhaveshownthemtostateleadersinLouisiana.Thegovernorisreallyinfavorofthis,Subrasaid.Wejusthavetodeterminehowwe'regoingtofundthem.ToxicMoldBloomsInadditiontothetoxicsediment,sprawlingbloomsofmoldhavenowtakenholdinmanyfloodedhomes.Themoldisgrowingarejustcoatedwithit,Subrasaid.TheproblemhasbecomesowidespreadthatfederalhealthofficialswarnedWednesdayofallergicreactionsandtoxicresponsestothemold.Professionalsshouldbehiredtocleanmoldthatcoversmorethantensquarefeet(onesquareteamshavebeeninoculatingresidentsfortetanusandHepatitisAandB.theyurged. Hepatitisisadangerwhenpeopleareexposedtosewage,throughwaterorfood,Those[surfaces]thatcan'tbecleanedneedtoberemoved,saidStevenTetanuscanoccurwhenpeoplecutthemselvesonuncleanoftheAirPollutionandRespiratoryHealthBranchoftheU.S.CentersforControlandPrevention(CDC).

ls,asmayhappenwhencleaningdesrudimentarlivingconditionsinmanyKauckareasmakeitmorelikelythatpeoplewillgetsickTheeffectsofthemoldarealreadysurfacinginMississippi,weeresptured,Briggssaid.的)problemsareamongtheillnessesdoctorstherearereporting.2

Theyhavenoelectricity,nocleanwater,noairconditioning,shesaid.Thereacollapsedstructuresandstrayanimals.Therearehugeamountsofstraydogs,andpeoplehavebeenbittenBriggsandotherdoctorsintheareahavebeentreatingWe'reseeingalotofasthmafrominhalingthemold,saidRichardPaaaeasesofdiarrhea,rashes,anratoryillnesses.leaderofatemporaryEastBiloxiclinic.Andmouthsoresfromthebadoftheseconditionsaretobeexpectedafternaturaldisasters,accordingtoDuetocontactwithuncleanwater,33peopleinthefloodzonehaveit'stoosoontoknowiftheseailmentsarerelatedtocontamination,theVibrioinfections,accordingtotheCDC.Theinfectionsarecausedbyasaid.We'relookingatthatquestion,hesaid.We'dliketoknowthebacteriathatliveincontaminatedsaltwater.Theycancauseseriousinpeoplewithcompromisedimmunesystems.Todate,sixpeoplehavediedfromVibrioinfections.

1.ThepassagegivesadescriptionofthecontaminationinNewOrleansafterHurricaneKatrina.Peoplehadopenwoundandwalkedthroughfloodwaterwithsewageinit,CDC2.KatrinaleftNewOrleansandothercommunitiestaintedwithoilandsewage.spokespersonVonRoebucksaid.AndthesefolkswerehavingthesewoundsParishisnowcoveredwithevenmoretoxicsedimentthatitwaswithVibrio.DisasterResponseCare

twoweeksago.4.PeoplearebeingadvisedtoavoidcontactwiththesludgebyhealthandThisisahighlycontaminatedarea,saidSusanBriggs,thephysicianagencies.FEMA'smedicalteamsinLouisianaandAlabama. 5.TheSouthernMutualHelpAssociationandOxfamAmericaaredevelopingaprogramtoselleveryreturningresidentaprotectivekit.TheconditionsinNewOrleansafterHurricaneKatrinaisspecial.Inadditiontothetoxicsediment,sprawlingbloomsofmoldhavenowtakenholdinmanyfloodedhomes,anditisgrowingeverywhere.Todate,sixpeoplehavediedfrom .Therudimentarylivingconditionsinmanyareasmakeitmorelikelythatpeoplewillget .Alloftheseconditionsaretobeexpectedafter .PartIVReadingComprehension(ReadinginDepth)(25minutes)SectionA3Directions:Inthissection,thereisapassagewithtenblanks.Youarerequiredtoselectonewordforeachblankfromalistofchoicesgiveninawordbankfollowingthepassage.Readthepassagethroughcarefullybeforemakingyourchoices.Eachchoiceinbankisidentifiedbyaletter.Pleasemarkthecorrespondingletterforeach

afraidtoasksomeoneforadate.Manypeopleareafraidto表现)themselvesDrAlbertithinksit'sbecausetheirself-respectislow.Ourwhole48isdesignedtomakepeopledistrustthemselvessaysAlbertiThere'salways49parentateacheraboss-who'knowsbetter'Thesesuperiorsoftengainwhenthey减弱awayatyourself-image.ButAlbertiandotherscientistsaredoingsomethingtohelppeople 50 themselves.They 51 assertivenesstrainingforshort.IntheATcoursespeoplelearnthattheyhavearighttobethemselves.Theylearntospeakoutandfeelgoodaboutdoingso.Theylearntobemore 52 withouthurtingotherpeople.Inoneway.learningtospeakoutisto 53 fear.Agrouptakingacoursewillhelpthetimidpersontolosehisfear.ButATusesanevenstronger 54 -theneedtoshare.Thetimidpersonspeaksoutinthegroupbecausehewantstotellhowhefeels.WhetherornotyouspeakupforyourselfdependsonyourIfsomeoneyoufaceismoreimportantthanyou,youmayfeellessofaperson.YoustarttoitemonAnswerSheet2withasinglelinethroughthecenter.Youmaynotuseanyof 55 yourowngoodsense.thewordsinthebankmorethanonce.Questions47to56arebasedonthefollowingpassage.Haveyoueverbeenafraidtotalkbackwhenyouweretreated 47 ?youeverboughtsomethingjustbecausethesalesmantalkedyouintoit?Areyou

Yougobytheotherperson's 56 .But,whyshouldyou?ATsaysyoucangettofeelgoodaboutyourself.Andonceyoudo,youcanlearntospeakout.doubt [I]peaceactive [J]demandsystem [K]askoffer [L]superiorunfairly [M]overcomeunfortunately [N]confidencemotive [O]roarimageSectionBDirections:Thereare2passagesinthissection.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.Foreachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarked[A],[B],[C]and[D].YoushoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthecorrespondingletteronAnswerSheet2withasinglelinethroughthecenter.PassageOneQuestion57to61arebasedonthefollowingpassage.Amongalltheanimals,theapeismostlikehumanbeings.Bothpeopleandapeshavethesimilarbrainstructure,thesimilarnervesystem,andthesimilarkindofblood.Therearefourkindsofapes:the黑猩猩the猩猩thegorilla(大猩4猩andthegibbon(长臂猿Theyliveinthedeepforestsandwarmtropical

regionsofAfricaandofSoutheastAsia,includingIndonesia.Allapesarecoveredwithbrown,orblackhaireverywhereontheirbodiesexcepttheirfaces,feet,andhands.Theirhandseachhavefourfingersandathumbthathelpsthemgripthingsthewayourthumbshelpus.Buttheyalsohaveathumboneachfootinsteadofabigtoe.Thustheycanholdthingswiththeirfeetalso.Havingshort,weaklegs,apesdonotwalkonthegroundverymuch.However,theirarmsareverystrong.Thisenablesthemtoswingfrombranchesandtravelveryquicklyfromtreetotree.Theseanimalsliveinsmallfamilygroupsthatmovefromplacetoplaceinsearchofvegetablesandfruits.Theyalsoeateggs,smallanimals,nuts,andinsects.Whentheyaretired,theybuildnestsinthetrees.Buttheyrarelysleepthereformorethananightortwo.Thentheymoveontolookformorefood.Therearesomedifferencesamongthefollowingthreekidsofapes.Thegibbonisnevermorethanthreefeethighandweightonlyaboutfourteenpounds.Thegorillagrowstobesixfeettallandweighupto600pounds.Theorangutanissmallerthanthegorilla.Itstandsthreetofivefeettallandweighupto200pounds.Chimpanzeesarethesmartestofallapes.Theycanbetaughttositatatableandeat,todressthemselves,andtodothingsthathumanchildrencando.Whatdoesthefirstparagraphtellus?Theapelookslikehumanbeingsmost.Peopleandtheapethinkalike.Peopleandtheapebehavealike.Theapeisthemostintellectualanimalintheworld.WhichofthefollowingsentencesisTRUE?Allapesarebrownorblack.Allpartsofapes'bodiesarecoveredwithhair.Apeshaveweaklegsbutverystrongarms.Apes'armsarestrongenoughtoswim.Apesbuildnestsinthetreesbutseldomsleepthereformorethananightortwobecause .TheyliketoliveinsmallfamilygroupsTheyliketomovefromplacetoplaceinsearchofmorefoodTheyliketoeateggs,smallanimals,nutsandinsectsItrainstooofteninthedeepforestsAmongthethreekindsofapes, .thegorillaisthebiggestthegibbonisonlythreefeethighbutitisheavierthantheorangutantheorangutanissmallerthanthegorillaandclevererthanthegibbontheorangutancanstanduptoagreatheight,butotherscannotThelastparagraphtellsusthat .chimpanzeescandobetterthanhumanchildrenchimpanzeescandomanythingsthathumanchildrencannotdohumanchildrencandomanythingsthatchimpanzeescannotdotheintelligenceofchimpanzeesissimilartothatofhumanchildren

5PassageTwoQuestions62to66arebasedonthefollowingpassage.VideodischoldsgreatpromiseofhelpingtomeettheneedsofAmericanschoolchildrenwhohaveproblemsseeinghearingspeakingorsocializingAlmostelevenpercentofthestudentsaged3~21inthiscountryhaveanimpairmentthataffectstheirabilitytobenefitfromaregulareducationprogram.Handicappedstudentsrequirespecialeducationbecausetheyareoftenmarkedlydifferentfrommostchildreninoneormoreofthefollowingwaysmentally进展迟缓的)learning-disabled,emotionallydisturbed,deaf,visuallyhandicapped,physicallyhandicapped,orotherhealthimpairments.Theeducationofthesehandicappedchildrenisrewardingbutchallenging.AspecialeducationstudentusuallyneedsalongerperiodoftimetoacquireinformationRepetitiveteachingtechniquesareoftenbeneficialand孜孜不倦的consistencyonthepartoftheteacherisfrequentlynecessaryInteractivevideodisccoursewarehascharacteristicsthatcanbecapitalizedupontomeetthechallengesthatspecialeducationposes.Avideodiscprogramisinfinitelypatient.Repetitionofanyvideodisclessoncancontinueendlessly,anddesignerscanassureabsoluteconsistencywithinaprogram.Mostimportant,accordingtospecialeducatorWilliamHealeyoftheUniversityofArizona,isthatvideodiscaddsanextradimensionofrealismforchildrenwhoneedgraphicrepresentations.Healeyexplainedthatdeafandmentallyretardedchildrenespeciallyhavedifficultygrasping比方的)languageandlanguageconceptsHebelievesthatforspecialeducationthepowerofvideodiscliesintheabilityofthetechnologytovisuallyrepresentlanguageconceptsnormallytakenforgrantedbynon-handicappedpersons.Complexfigurativelanguageformssuchasidiomsandmetaphorscomemostreadilytomindasbeingdifficultforhandicappedlearners.Thespecialeducationmentionedinthetextismainlyconcernedwith .geniusstudentsfromcenterstocollegesstudentswhoarefondofcomputervideogamesteachersoflanguageintheUniversityofArizonastudentswhoareeithermentallyorphysicallydisabledAvideodisccoursewareisbeneficialtothosewhohavestudydifficultiesbecause .itsfancydesignisveryattractiveitallowstheusertogobacktowherehewantstorestudythecontentofitishealthyandpromisingitisdevelopedbyuniversityprofessorsAccordingtoProfessorHealey,wemayinferthatmentallyretardedchildrenperhaps .needgraphicrepresentationsinordertounderstandlanguage

conceptsaregoodatstudyingEnglishidiomsbutoftenfailtograsplanguageconceptsarenotverypatientwithvideodiscwhichhelpsthemtounderstandtheworldconceptstendtobedeafaswellandhavedifficultylearningthesimpleconceptbeforeandafterThebestphrasethatsummarizesthemainideaofthetextis .6handicappedstudentsandtheirproblemsvideodiscandspecialeducationcomputerassistedteachingprogramsnormalchildrenandhandicappedkidsThewordimpairment(Line2,Para.1)probablymeans .habitdisabilitymisconceptionbeliefPartVCloze(15minutes)Directions:Thereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage.Foreachblanktherearefourchoicesmarked[A],[B],[C]and[D]ontherightsideofthepaper.YoushouldchoosetheONEthatbestfitsintothepassage.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletteronAnswerSheet2withasinglelinethroughthecenter.Manypeoplewronglybelievethatwhenpeoplereacholdage,theirfamiliesplacetheminnursinghomes.Theyareleftinthe 67 ofstrangersfortherestoftheirlives.Their 68 childrenvisitthemonlyoccasionally,butmoreoften,theydonothaveany 69 visitors.Thetruthisthatthisideaisanunfortunatemyth-an 70 story.Infact,familymembersprovideover80percentofthecare 71 elderlypeopleneed.SamuelPreston,asociologist,studied 72 theAmericanfamilyischanging.Hereportedthatbythetimethe 73 Americancouplereaches40yearsofage,theyhavemoreparentsthanchildren.74,becausepeopletodaylivelongerafteranillnessthanpeopledidyears75,familymembersmustprovidelongtermcare.Morepsychologistshavefoundthatallcaregivers76acommoncharacteristic:Allcaregiversbelievethattheyarethebest77forthejob.Inotherwords,theyallfeltthatthey 78 dothejobbetterthananyoneelse.Socialworkers 79 tofindoutwhytheytook 80 theresponsibilityofcaringforanelderlyrelative.Manycaregiversbelievedtheyhad 81 tohelptheirrelative.Somestatedthathelpingothers 82 themfeelmoreuseful.Othershopedthatbyhelping 83 now,theywoulddeservecarewhentheybecameoldand 84 .Caringfortheelderlyandbeingtakencareofcanbea 85 experienceforeveryonewhomightbe 86 .

[A]hands [B]arms [C]bodies [D]homes[A]growing [B]grown [C]grow [D]grows[A]constant [B]lasting [C]regular [D]normal[A]imaginary [B]imaginable [C]imaginative [D]imagery[A]that [B]this [C]those [D]these[A]when [B]how [C]what [D]where[A]common [B]ordinary [C]standard [D]average[A]Still [B]However [C]Moreover [D]Whereas[A]before [B]ago [C]later [D]lately[A]share [B]enjoy [C]divide [D]consent[A]person [B]people [C]character [D]man[A]would [B]will [C]could [D]7[A]questioned [B]interviewed [C]inquired [D]interrogate[A]in [B]up [C]on [D]off[A]admiration [B]initiative [C]necessity [D]obligation[A]cause [B]enable [C]make [D]get[A]someone [B]anyone [C]everyone [D]anybody[A]elderly [B]dependent [C]dependable [D]independent[A]similarly [B]differently [C]mutually [D]certainly[A]involved [B]excluded [C]included [D]consideredPartVITranslation(5minutes)Directions:CompletethesentencesonAnswerSheet2bytranslatingintoEnglishtheChinesegiveninbrackets. Amyarrivedatthetestroomintime. andthereforemustpaymoreattentiontoit.Theproblemofinternetcrime 广泛关注).Thecomputerisn'tworkingproperly; ). 应当留意的是thatpollutionhasbecomeoneofthethorniestproblemsinmanybigcities.8姓名 学号 学院答题卡89

PartIVReadingComprehension(ReadinginDepth)PartVITranslation87. 88. 89. 90. 91.PartIWriting910PartIWritingTheImportanceofKeepingAGoodMoodIntoday'sincreasinglycompetitiveworlditisessentialtomaintainapositiveattitudetowardslife.Toputitinametaphor,keepingagoodmoodisafoundationuponwhichourlifeisbuilt.Keepingagoodmoodisimportantbecauseitcanhelpussolvevariousproblemsinlife.Thefollowingtwosituationscanenableustoclearlyseehowapositiveattitudehelpsuscopewithunpleasantthings.TakeEnglishlearningforexample.InourefforttograspEnglish,mistakesareunavoidable.Fromoneperspectivemistakesareannoying,butapositiveattitudecanmakeusrealizethatonlythroughmakingmistakescanalearnerbeexpectedtomakeprogress.Sometimesonemaycomedownwithaseriouscold,feelingdepressed.Butachangeinattitudewillenableustolookatthematterfromapositiveperspective.Theillnessmayteachustheimportanceofhealth.Aswecansee,keepingagoodmoodcanhelpustodealwithmistakesintherightwayandfindcomfortintimeofsorrow.Itsimportancecannotbedenied.PartIIReadingComprehension(SkimmingandScanning)Y”象，可知题干表述正确。N()都是总体讲新奥尔良受灾后”飓风带来的污染，属于此部分内容，定位的有害物质，题干信息不完整。YPlaqueminesParish定位原文，在小标题OldPollutionResurfacing下首段可找到答案，可知题干表述正确。Y“”，是讲自我爱护的，推知答案在标题ProtectionKitshealthandenvironmentalagencies定位，在首段首句可找到答案，可知题干表述正确。NprotectivekitProtectionKits下。依据题干中的信息TheSouthernMutualHelpAssociationOxfamAmerica定位原文在第五段找到givesell，可知题干表述错误。NG扫读文章可知，本文主要谈到受灾地区污染状况，并未提及新奥尔良地

区的状况比较特别。YbloomsofmoldToxicMoldBloomssprawlingbloomsofmoldVibriodiedfromToxicModeBlooms下。在倒数第二段可找到答案。sickandinjuredmold的内容，估量答案在DisasterResponseCareKatrina-strucknaturalAlloftheseconditions定位原文，在倒数第二段首句可找到答案。PartIIIListeningComprehensionSectionAB信息明示题。男士问女士明晚能否和汤姆来吃饭，女士表示可以，还说他们本没有出行的支配，即女士同意了男士的邀请，故选B。B莫尼卡的11英语不好，故选B。C信息明示题。男士说他们用野餐篮带午饭，然后在河边用餐，故选C。C的地方，故选C。B外之意是彼特上课不用心，故选。Bsignalcardrivingcarelesslyspeed以及男士和女士说话的语气可以推断，他们在为交通事故相互指责，所以B正确。D()士的姐姐现在在菲律宾，故选D。本题要留意的是马尼拉是菲律宾的首都。A正确。ConversationOneD信息明示题。女士说，现在人们开头信任一种着装心理学，即支配人们能自己都未曾意识到。故选。Aprobablyfeelinghomesick和ageneralfeelingofinsecurity正确。D大方的人则偏爱灰暗的颜色，故选。A综合推断题。结合听力材料可知，女士很精通服装，男士则不断用引导ConversationTwoA综合推断题。女士觉得自己在历史课上所做的阐述特别糟糕，男士问她此推断，女士的问题应当是在课上感到尴尬，故选。B

由此推断，男士认为这样可以使女士不那么紧急，故选B。D更简单脸红，由此推断，小孩与成人相比，很少脸红，故选D。SectionBPassageOneBRatsaretheenemyofhuman力材料可知，文章绝大部分在讲老鼠带来的危害，故选B。DThemostterribledestructioncausedbyratshascomefromthediseasesthey选D。B信息明示题。本题的关键是文章中的one-third。文章虽然提到IndiaA，选。PassageTwoDaJapanesesoldierhiddeepinthejunglesofD;B只是文章内容的一部分，应排解。C350，000人参观，故选C。12BhefeltshameanddishonoraftertheB。PassageThreeCStradivariusStradivarius制作Stradivarius小提琴音调独特的缘由，故选C。DDuringhiscareerhemadeoverelevenhundredviolinsbyhandD。AthesecretoftheStradivariusviolindiedwithitsStradivariuskepthisnotessafelyhidden小提琴的Stradivarius的去世而失传，故选A。CStradivarius小提琴音调独特的缘由，但并没有提到有关制作步骤的内容，故选C。SectionCissuedcurrentpaymentschargedvictimopenedcontainCorporationThatcompanydevelopedawaytorepresentcreditriskwithanumber.The

numberisbasedoninformationgatheredbycreditreportingagencies.Butlendersarenottheonlyonesinterestedinthesenumbers.Peoplewithhighscorescanexpectlowerinterestratesforloans.Theideaisthatthehigherthescore,thelowertherisk.PartIVReadingComprehension(ReadinginDepth)SectionAE结合句意“当别人对时，你是否曾经不敢反?”在备选项的副词中，E(不公正地)最符合文章。C结合句意“我们整个 的目的就是让人们怀疑自己”，再依据备项中的名词释义最符合文章。且文章的下两句都是对这一system的解释。LThesesuperiors即指空格所缺内容，故L正确。HManypeopleareafraidtoassertthemselvesassertivenesstrainingcourses可推知，H最符合文意。D结合句意他们(科学家) 自信训练’课来看选项，D最符合意。BB()符合文章。M