2019年同等学力申硕学位英语水平全国统一考试试题

2019年同等学力人员申请硕士学位英语水平全国统一考试PaperOne试卷一（100minutes）PartIOralCommunication（10points）SectionADirections：InthissectiontherearetwoincompletedialoguesandeachdialoguehasthreeblanksandthreechoicesA，BandC，takenfromthedialogue.Fillineachoftheblankswithoneofthechoices10completethedialogueandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.DialogueOneA.Theyareduetoday.B.Thatsoundslikeagoodidea.C.Gotanyplansaftertheclass？Juliana：Hi，Jenny.__1___Jenny：Notreally.Whataboutyou？Juliana：I'vegotacoursepapertowrite.SoIplantolookforsomebooksandstudyatthelibrary.Doyouwanttojoinme？Jenny：Sure.Ineedtoreturnsomebooks.__2___Besides，Icanalsoreadsomemagazinesandnewspapersthere.Juliana：Fantastic!Wecangoswimminginthegymafterthat.Jenny：__3___Wecanchilloutalittleinsuchahotsummer.DialogueTwoA.Let'sreadthisbook.B.You'vebeensayingthatforever!C.Theremustbetenhere.Girl：Dad，willyoureadtome？Dad：Uh，letmefinishthenewspaperfirst？Girl：__4___Dad：Well，howaboutreadingthebusinesssectionofthenewspapertogether？Girl：That'sboring.__5___It'saboutabearandacatthatbecomefriends.Andthesebookstoo.Dad：Whoa.Ithoughtyousaidonebook.__6___Girl：Myteacher，MrsGreen，saysyouhavetoreadtomeeverynight，andthenewspaperdoesn'tcount.SectionBDirections：InthissectionthereisoneincompleteinterviewwhichhasfourblanksandfourchoicesA，B，CandD，takenfromtheinterview.FillineachoftheblankswithoneofthechoicestocompletetheinterviewandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.A.Whatisyourname？B.butthatclassisalreadyfull.C.butthecomputerwon'tletme.D.You'reaCompLitmajor？Stuart：Hello.CanIhelpyou？Karen：Yes，Ihopeso.IwouldliketoregisterforCompLit287.Stuart：I'msorry，__7___Andalso，studentsaresupposedtoregisterthroughthetouch-toneregistrationsystem.Karen：Iknow.Ialreadytriedtoregisterforitbyphone，___8__Stuart：That'sbecauseit'sfull.Karen：ButI'manewstudenthere.IthoughtmaybetherewassomewayIcouldgetintotheclass.IthoughtIshouldcomeandtalktoyouinthedepartmentoffice.Stuart：Well，Icouldputyouonawaitinglist.Butthatdoesn'tguaranteeyouwillgetintotheclass.__9___Karen：MynameisKarenHuang.That'sspelledH-U-A-N-G.Stuart：Alright.Andwhatisyourmajor？Karen：I'macomparativeliteraturemajor.Stuart：Waitaminute.___10__Karen：Yes，that'sright.AndProfessorCohentoldmeIneedtotakeCompLit287.Stuart：Theuniversitycomputersystemsavesextraplaces，inclass287forCompLitstudents.Karen：Eveniftheclassisfull？Stuart：That'sright.PartIIVocabulary（10points）Directions：Inthisparttherearetensentences，eachwithonewordorphraseunderlined.ChoosetheonefromthefourchoicesmarkedA，B，CandDthatbestkeepsthemeaningofthesentence.MarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.11．Onceabediscompletedinthefactory，itundergoesarigorousqualitycontrolprocess.（）A．long B．complexC．strict D．complete12．Itsavedthemanhourduringaprocedurethatwouldnormallytakethreehours.（）A．merely B．possiblyC．usually D．rarely13．Theuniverseispresumedtocontainmanyotherplanetswithsomeformoflife.（）A．destined B．intendedC．expected D．supposed14．Thescenehasshockedmebecauseitissomethingalientome.（）A．unfair B．unfamiliarC．unnecessary D．uncomfortable15．Thenewsituationinthisareacallsforachangeinourfinancialpolicies.（）A．suggests B．requiresC．demonstrates D．identifies16．Heclaimedthathehadawonderfuljobandwaswellpaid，buthismotherknewthathehadmadeitallup.（）A．invented B．investedC．corrected D．collected17．Thoughmanypeoplewitnessedtheaccident，theywerenotsureabouttheexactconsequences.（）A．orders B．processesC．results D．causes18．Supportedbysufficientevidence，hisargumentseemstohaveagreatdealofvalidity.（）A．challenge B．valueC．truth D．utility19．Thesupplyofsilverintheminehaddiminished，causinggreatconcernamongthepeopleofthetown.（）A．disappeared B．eruptedC．expired D．declined20．Adeficiencyofsoilnutrientscancausethecroptobeoflowquality.（）A．lack B．supplyC．number D．sourcePartIIIReadingComprehension（25points）SectionADirections：Inthissection，therearefourpassagesfollowedbyquestionsorunfinishedstatements，eachwithfoursuggestedanswersA，B，Cand D．ChoosethebestanswerandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.PassageOneAs170peoplesatdowntodinner，Ibreathedasighofrelief：Theconferencewasgoingwell.Runningitwaspartofmyjobasauniversityprogrammanager，workingonaprojecttoboostbiotechcollaborationsbetweenacademiaandindustry.WhenIstartedintheroleafewyearsearlier，Ithoughtthatmaybe，afteryearsofcareerexploration，Ihadfinallyfoundtherightjobforme.Butattheconference，IfoundmyselfwonderingwhetherthatwasreallywhatIwantedfrommycareer.I'mascientist，notaneventplanner—butIhadbeentoobusyorganizingtheconferencetoappreciatetheresearchbeingdiscussed.Wasittimeforyetanotherchange？Istartedoffasalabscientist.Butthendiscoveredthatthehighlyfocusednatureoflabworkwasn'tforme.Mynextjobwasatapharmaceuticalcompany—conductingliteraturesearches.Ienjoyedthework，whichallowedmetostayclosetoresearchandinteractwithavarietyofpeople.ButIwasonlyofferedashort-termcontract，soafterayearIhadtomoveon.Ithenbecameascientificjournaleditor.IlovedthebreadthofsciencethatIwasexposedto，butthejobrequiredalengthycommute.So，Imadeanotherdramaticchangeandmovedbacktotheivorytowerformycurrentjob.Ithadbecomeapattern：Ispentafewyearsineachroleonlytofindthatitwasn'tquitetherightfit.IalsorealizedthatmaybeIwassearchingforsomethingthatdidn'texist.IbegantothinkaboutcreativewaystoaddthescientificstimulationIsoughttomyworklife.Withmypreviousknowledgeandmyexperienceasaneditor，IrealizedIhadtheskillsettodothatthroughfreelancesciencewriting，suchasnewsarticlesforjournalsandblogs.Withmyformercolleagues'positiveresponses，IfinallydecidedIcoulddomyuniversityjobonalessthanfull-timeschedule.Fortunately，mymanageragreed.Forthelastyear，Ihavebeenauniversityprogrammanager/freelancewriter，andI'veneverbeenhappier.Weavingthetworolestogetherhasbeenabittrickyattimes.ButIfinallyfeelIhaveacareerthatistailoredtomyneeds.I'verealizedthatacareerdoesn'tneedtobe“offtheshelf.”Jobscanbemixedandmatchedtogettoonethatfits.21．WhatdidtheauthorthinkofhisconferenceorganizingjobinParagraph1？（）A．Itgavehimasenseofachievement.B．Itprovedthathewasmakingprogressinhiscareer.C．Itwasnotasmeaningfulasscientificresearch.D．Itwastoochallengingforhim.22．Theauthorleftthejobasscientificjournaleditorbecause_____.（）A．itdemandedhighworkintensityB．hewasofferedonlyashortcontractC．hewasnotsatisfiedwiththepayD．itwastoofarfromhome23．Whatdoes“something”(Para3)possiblymean？（）A．Asuitablerole B．Anidealjob.C．Abalancedlife. D．Afixedpattern.24．Whatistheauthor'spresentjob？（）A．Heworksinauniversityandalsowritesontheside.B．Heisaneventplannerandalsoaprogrammanager.C．HeteachesinauniversityandalsowritesbooksD．Heisafull-timemanagerandalsoafreelancewriter.25．Whatisthispassagemainlyabout？（）A．Theauthor'sclearcareerplan.B．Theauthor'schangingperceptionofcareer.C．Theauthor'spersistenceinthefaceofobstacles.D．Theauthor'sfailureinsecuringaworkcontract.PassageTwoYou'veprobablybeenseeingandhearingalotmoreabout“eSports”lately.Majortelevisionnetworksarebroadcastingcompetitions，andevenmoremainstreammediacoverageisplannedforthenearfuture.WhatareeSportsandwhyaretheysopopular？Looselydefined，eSportsarevideogamecompetitions.Thesecanbeanythingfromalocaltournament(锦标赛)inavideogamestoretothosestagedin25，000-seatarenas，watchedlivebymillionsofpeoplearoundtheworld.Inpracticalterms，“eSports”referstothecompetitionsengineeredbyglobalorganizationsthatculminateinbig-moneychampionshiptournaments-dollarfiguresthatcanexceed$1，000，000forwinners.Thesecondquestion---“Whyaretheygettingsopopular？”---ismorenuanced.Thebiggestreasonisthatfansofgamesenjoywatchingthemplayedatthehighestlevel.It'sfunseeingthetopplayersintheworlddowhattheydobest.ThereareplentyofotherreasonstheeSportscommunityisgrowing.Allofthecontroversies，drama，andcompellingindividualsfromthemainstreamsportsworldexistineSportsaswell.Topplayersmovefromteamtoteamlikefreeagents，retireandreturntocompetitionunexpectedly，andexperienceunlikelycome-from-behindvictoriesandcrushingdefeats.Newchallengersconsistentlyemergeonthescene，readytotakedownchampionshipteamsandgeneratecompellingrivalries.TheparallelswithtraditionalsportsandeSportsaremorenumerousthanmanyrealize.PerhapsthebiggestdifferencebetweentraditionalsportsandeSportsistheviewers.Unlikemainstreamathleticcompetitions，whichappealtoabroadrangeofdemographics，consumersofeSportsareoverwhelminglyyoungandmale.Forexample，over70percentofLeagueofLegends(themostpopulareSportsgameintermsofdollarsandparticipants)viewersaremales，andthevastmajorityofthemareunder26.Thismeansacoupleofthings，bothofthemappealingtoadvertiserslookingtoreachthisyoungandlucrativemarket---theaudiencewillgrowasmoreyoungstersareintroduced，andastheygetolder，theirpurchasingpowerincreases.26．ItisstatedinParagraph1thateSportshave______（）A．causedcompetitionamongmediaB．drawnanincreasingnumberofyouthsC．cratedmanybroadcastingcompaniesD．attractedmajortelevisionnetworks27．AccordingtoParagraph2，eSports______.（）A．canbestagedonlyinlocalstadiumsB．canleadtoahugesumofawardC．maybehardtodefinepreciselyD．maybelooselylinkedtovideogames28．Theword“nuanced”（Para3）mostprobablymeans“_____”.（）A．strange B．outstandingC．specific D．complicated29．WhichofthefollowingisNotareasonforthegrowthoftheeSportscommunity？（）A．ThestoriesaboutthetopplayersB．Thefunofwatchingtop-levelperformanceC．TheinvestmentfromgovernmentsD．Theparallelswiththemainstreamsports30．TraditionalsportsandeSportsaredifferentmainlyin_____.（）A．theirrules B．theirimportanceC．theirprofits D．theiraudiencesPassageThreeSen.KamalaHarriswashalfrightinherspeechlaunchingher2020presidentialcampaign，whenshesaidweneedtoaddressclimatechangebasedon“sciencefact，notsciencefiction”.Thetruthis，weneedboth.Sciencefictionhasanimportantroletoplayinrescuingthefuturefromthehugechallengeswe'refacing-andtheresponsestoHarris’statementillustratethisperfectly.WhentheCaliforniaDemocrat'sstatementaboutclimatechangewentoutsocialmedia，anumberofpeoplepointedoutthetruth：Sciencefictionhasbeenhelpingustoprepareforaworldofpotentiallydisastrousclimateupheavalforyears.ButanequalnumberofloudvoicestookissuewithHarris'warningsaboutclimatechange，becauseinourpost-truthera，thescientificconsensusaboutwhathumansaredoingtoourplanetisstillsomehowamatterofopinion.Andthat'swhysciencefictionismoreimportantthanHarrisgivesitcreditfor.Noamountofscientificevidencewillconvincedeniers-orthevastnumberofpeoplewhomerelyliveinastateofdenial.Weliveinapost-trutherainwhichfactsandfictionareblurringintoanindistinguishablemessandpowerbelongstowhoevercantellthebeststory，truthornot.Whatmattersisjusthowsomethingmakesusfeel-whichiswhyweneedbetterstories，that，inthewordsofauthorNeilGaiman，“lieinordertotellthetruth.”Storiesaboutclimatechangemightbefiction，buttheycanhelptoswaypeople'sheartsandmindsinadifferentwaythanarecitationoftheundeniablefacts.Sciencefictioncreatorshavebeenlookingforwaystorestorepeople'sfaithinthefuture.AuthorssuchasAlexandraRowlandhavestartedaconversationaboutcreatinganewtypeofstoriescalled“Hopepunk”thatshowpeoplereasonstobelievewereallycandothehardworkoffixingourproblems.Someotherauthorsarecreatinganewgenrecalled“Solarpunk”thataimstotellstoriesaboutusingtechnologicalandscientificinnovationtohelptheenvironment.Whenthetruthbecomesnear-impossibletodistinguishthroughthefogofdisinformationand“alternativefacts”，peopletendtofeelpowerlesstochangetheworld.ActivistL.A.Kauffmansayspeopleneedtoberemindedthatthey“havemorecollectivepowerthantheyrealize”.AddsKauffman，"Therearetruthswecangettothroughtheimaginationthatarehardtogettothroughpurelyfactualaccounts.31．HowdoestheauthorcommentonSenatorHarris'statementaboutclimatechange？（）A．Reallyconfusing B．PartiallytrueC．Quiteconvincing D．Totallywrong32．ThedeniersinParagraph3refertothosewhodenythat_____.（）A．sciencefictionisimportant B．weareinapost-trutheraC．climatechangeisaseriousissue D．ouropinionsactuallymatter33．TheauthorcitesNeilGaimaninordertoemphasizethat____.（）A．fictionmaybetterconveythetruthB．itisdifficulttotellthefactfromfictionC．thepoweroffictionisoverestimatedD．fictionmakesusfeelbetteraboutourselves34．Whatdo“Hopepunk”and“Solarpunk”haveincommon？（）A．AfocusontechnologicalinnovationB．AvividdescriptionoftheharshrealityC．AnintentiontobroadenourhorizonsD．Anoptimisticoutlookforthefuture35．WhatmightbeKauffmanattitudetowardsciencefiction？（）A．Appreciative B．ConcernedC．Negative D．UnclearPassageFourManypeoplehavelookedtothestarsandwonderedwhatitwouldbeliketotakeatripintoouterspace.Eversincethespaceprogrambegan，travelingbeyondEarthhasbeenaprivilegeforaselectfew，namely，astronauts.Therestofushavehadtoimaginewhatitwouldbelike，butthatmaysoonchange.Thosewhofavorexpandingspaceexplorationfeelthatitistimetogobeyondthegovernment-fundedNationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA)programandtocreateopportunitiesforindividualsandbusinessestoexploreouterspace.Imagineprivatelyfinancedresearchoutpostsinspace，missionstoMars，andminingoperationsontheMoon.Thespacefrontiercouldindeedbethenextgoldrush!Imaginewhatitwouldbeliketotravelinspace.Thosewhohavebeenluckyenoughtovisitspacehaveallcalleditanamazingexperience.TheviewofEarthandthestarsmustbespectacular，andtheexperienceoflivingin“zerogravity”wouldbefascinating.ThefirstAmericanwomantovisitspace，SallyRide，saidthatitwasthegreatestfunofherlife.Imaginethethrillofbookingaflightforaweekendstay（orlonger）ataspacehotel.ItturnsoutthataspacehotelwouldbemucheasiertodesignandbuildthantheInternationalSpaceStation；earlyestimatesofthecosttobuildthehotelsindicatethattheywouldbelessexpensiveiftheorbitinghotelswerebuilttoaccommodatelargenumbersofspacetravelers.Thespacehotelandtheotherprojectsbusinessesmightthinkupwouldallowpeopletoseewhatishappeninginspacewiththeirowneyes.ThatmayleadtomoresupportofNASAanditsspaceresearchandgreaterappreciationofthefundingthatthespaceprogramnowreceives.Thosewhoopposeexpandingspaceexplorationarguethatthecostsareoverwhelmingandunrealistic.Theypointtothebillionsofdollarsthatwouldhavetoberaisedthroughconsumersorcorporatesponsorship.Inaddition，civilianspacetravelispotentiallydangerous，andtherearemanyunknownrisksinvolved.Whowoulddeterminethesafetyofcommercialorbitingvehicles，andhowwouldtheybeinsured？Issueslikethisrequiretimefordiscussionamonggroupsfrommanydifferentbusinesses.Companiesthatspecializeinmanufacturing，travel，marketing，insurance，law，andfinancewouldallhavetobeinvolved.Othersbelievetherearesimplytoomanyunansweredquestionstoputciviliansinspaceanytimesoon.TherearealsothosewhoquestioninvestinginspaceexplorationwhentherearewidespreadproblemslikepovertyanddiseasethatneedtobeaddressedonEarth.Forthesepeople，commercialspacetravelwillremainsciencefiction，atleastformanyyearstocome.36．Theexpression“thenextgoldrush”（Para.2）probablymeansthat____.（）A．goldmightbediscoveredonremoteplanetsB．spaceexplorationcouldbethenextinvestmenthotspotC．investorsareenthusiasticaboutgoldmininginspaceD．privatebusinessesaremoreinterestedinspacetravel37．ItcanbelearnedfromParagraph3that____.（）A．spacevisitorsregretwhattheyhavedoneB．spacehotelswouldbeveryuncomfortableC．SallyRideenjoyedhervisittoouterspaceD．theviewofEarthandthestarsisboring38．AllofthefollowingareobjectionstocommercialspacetravelEXCEPT____.（）A．overwhelmingcosts B．potentialdangersC．unknownrisks D．governmentopposition39．Theauthor'sattitudetowardcommercialspacetravelis____.（）A．supportive B．opposingC．objective D．indifferent40．Whichofthefollowingmightbethebesttitleofthepassage？（）A．CiviliansinSpace B．FutureofPrivateSpaceBusinessesC．ExplorationofOuterSpace D．HotelsinSpaceSectionBDirections：Inthissection，youarerequiredtoreadonequotedblogandthecommentsonit.Theblogandcommentsarefollowedbyquestionsorunfinishedstatements，eachwithfoursuggestedanswersA，B，Cand．ChoosethebestanswerandmarkyouranswerontheAnswerSheet.IfyoutrytocontactIndyCube（aproviderofworkspaces）after5pm，youreceiveanautomaticMessagethatwouldmakeagooddemonstrationforthefast-growingfour-dayweekmovement.“we'llgetbacktoyouprettyquicklyduringworkinghours，”itsays.“ifyou'remessagingusoutsideofthese，we'reprobablybusywithotherthings，likehorse-riding，dancing，orgoodsleep.”Thefirmisoneofagrowingnumberofemployersgivingtheirworkersanextradayoffforthesamepayasafive-dayweek.Thereisemergingevidencethatitcanboostproductivityforbossesandhappinessforworkers.Anditisnotjustsmallbusinessesthatmightbespottingachancetosavealittlemoneybyturningthelightsoffonedayaweek.OneofthebiggestorganizationstomaketheswitchisPerpetualGuardianwhoseshifthasgeneratedhugeglobeinterest，with406organizationsfromaroundtheworldaskingitforadvice.“ThisweekwehavehadpeoplecontactusfromJapan，Canada，theUK，France，Switzerland.”saiditsfounderAndrewBarnes.Thedayoffthateachworkertakesvaries，dependingontheteam'sneedsatthetime，buttherehasbeenachangeinculturewith“lesstimesurfingonsocialmediaandfewerunnecessarymeetings.”saidBarnes.However，KateCooper，policydirectorattheInstituteofLeadershipandManagementarguesthereasonsbehindincreasesinproductivityarenotyetclear.Coopersaidthat“theHawthorneeffect”maybeinplay，thatis，peoplechangetheirbehaviorsimplybecausetheyfeeltheyarebeingobserved—inthiscasetheyfeelthatbybeinggrantedafour-dayweektheybelievetheirbossesareinterestedintheirwork.“Howsustainableisthat？”Cooperdoubts.Comment1：Idon'texactlydisagreewitha4-dayweekaslongasIstillhavetheoptiontowork5daysandgetmoremoneyforit.Comment2：Middleclassconceptionofwork-lifebalance.It'saninterestingidea，butsomuchneedstohappenintheUKbeforethisbecomesanoptionforthemajority.Comment3：Trueforallthesereasons.AndIfeelthereisactuallyagreatreason：theenvironment.Weneedtostartproducinglessstuffinordertoreducethestressonourplanet.Comment4：Ithoughtthiswassupposedtobehere20yearsagowiththeadvancesintechnology.Comment5：3daysoffaweek？Preparingfor7daysoffaweek.41．WhatcanwelearnaboutIndyCube？（）A．Itisoneofthebiggestprovidersofworkspaces.B．Itisthefirstcompanytostartthefour-dayweek.C．Itsbossshouldbehappywithahigherproductivity.D．Itsemployeesareworriedabouttheirfutureincome.42．Barnesthinksthefour-dayweekschedule_____.（）A．willsoonbeadoptedbyothercompaniesintheworldB．hasmadeapositiveimpactonhiscompany'scultureC．benefitsbigcompaniesmorethansmalleronesD．hasgreatlyenhancedhisworkers'senseofwellbeing43．By“theHawthorneeffect”，Coopersuggeststhattheeffectofafour-dayweekis_____.（）A．obvious B．lastingC．beneficial D．Uncertain44．Whichofthefollowingsuggeststhatthefour-dayweekiscurrentlyenjoyedbyonlyasmallpartoftheworkforce？（）A．Comment1. B．Comment2.C．Comment3. D．Comment5.45．Whichofthefollowingexpressesthegreatestconcernaboutthefour-dayweek？（）A．Comment1 B．Comment2C．Comment4 D．Comment5PartⅣCloze（10points）Directions：Inthispart，there.isapassagewithtenblanks.ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedA，B，C，andD．ChoosethebestanswerforeachblankandmarkyouranswerontheAnswerSheet.Cloudcomputing(云计算)meansstoringandaccessingdataandprogramsovertheInternetinsteadofyourcomputer'sharddrive.It__46___computingoveranetwork，whereaprogramorapplicationmayrunonmanyconnectedcomputersatthesametime.Forsome，cloudcomputingisametaphor(隐喻)fortheInternet.It__47___usesconnectedhardwaremachinescalledservers.Individualuserscanusetheserver'sprocessingpowertorunanapplication，storedata，or__48___anyothercomputingtask.Forbusinesses，cloudcomputingisanidealwaytoreduce__49___.Forexample，companiesmaybuyservicesinthecloud.Thatistosay，insteadof__50___applicationsoneverysinglecomputerinthecompany，cloudcomputingwouldallowworkerstologintoaWeb-basedservice(acloud)whichhostsallthe__51___individualuserswouldneedfortheirjob.Whilecloudcomputingcouldchangetheentirecomputerindustry，therearestillsome__52___aboutthesecurityofthedatastoredontheremotemachines.Itistruethatitpromisestosavealotofwork.However，thistechnology__53___afundamentalquestion.Isitsafetostoreone'sdataonsomeoneelse'scomputer？Thecloudserviceproviderneedstoestablishrelevantpoliciesthatdescribe__54___thedataofeachclouduserwillbeaccessedandused.Cloudserviceusersshouldalsobeabletoencrypt(加密)__55___thatisprocessedorstoredwithinthecloudtopreventunauthorizedaccess.46．（）A．predicts B．involvesC．replaces D．affects47．（）A．necessarily B．possiblyC．typically D．really48．（）A．get B．performC．show D．assign49．（）A．expenses B．moneyC．income D．profits50．（）A．writing B．developingC．fitting D．installing51．（）A．schedules B．programsC．projects D．documents52．（）A．concerns B．casesC．advantages D．effects53．（）A．proposes B．collectsC．manages D．raises54．（）A．whether B．whyC．what D．how55．（）A．system B．dataC．storage D．knowledgePartVTextCompletion（20points）Directions：Inthispart，therearethreeincompletetextswith20questions.Aboveeachtexttherearethreeorfouritemstobecompleted.First，usethechoicesprovidedintheboxtocompletetheitems.Second，usethecompleteditemstofillintheblanksofthetext.MarkyouranswerontheAnswerSheet.TextOneA.recoverB.suggestedC.tipsPhrases：A.__56___thebalancebackto“yes”B.helppeople__57___fromdepressionandstressdisorderC.__58___theycouldFordecades，scientistshavedebatedwhetherthebirthofnewcellswaspossibleinanareaofthebrainthatisresponsibleforlearning，memoryandmoodregulation.Agrowingbodyofresearch__59___，butthenaNaturepaperlastyearraiseddoubts.Now，anewstudy__60___.Ifthememorycenterofthehumanbraincangrownewcells，itmight__61___，andoffernewinsightsintomemoryandlearning.Ifnot，