2023年广东省成人高等教育学士学位英语水平考试试卷

2023年广东省成人高等教育学士学位英语水平考试试卷PaperOne试卷一(90minutes)PartⅠDialogueCompletion(15points)Directions：Thereare15shortincompletedialoguesinthispart,eachfollowedby4choicesmarkedA，B，CandD.ChoosethebestonetocompletethedialogueandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.1.SpeakerA：IguessI'maddictedtotheInternet.SpeakerB：Soyou'dbetterquitesurfingtheNetdeepintothenight.A.Iknewit.B.Why，It'sapity.C.Ican'thelpit.D.Whatseemstobetheproblem?2.SpeakerA：Don'tbesad.I'msurethingswillchangeforthebettersoon.SpeakerB：A.Thatsoundsawful.B.Yes，you'reprobablyright.C.Ihopenot!D.Youarewelcome!3.SpeakerA：CanIgetsomeinformationaboutthetrainingprogramhere?SpeakerB：.A.Yes，youdoB.GoaheadC.YoucertainlycanD.That'sfun4.SpeakerA：Tom，wouldyouliketogotoapartythisSaturday?SpeakerB：.Whatkindoftheparty?SpeakerA：It'sabirthdayparty.A.SoundsgoodB.LooksniceC.SeemsallrightD.FeelsOK5.Waiter：?Customer：Yes，I'llhaveasteak，mediumrare，withFrenchfires.A.WhatdoyouwanttoeatB.HaveyoudecidedwhattodoyetC.Excuseme，areyoureadytoordernowD.Sorry，butwho'dliketoorder6.SpeakerA：I'vejustheardthenewsaboutyourtest.Welldone.SpeakerB：.A.Don'tmentionitB.ThankyouC.Ohno!ItwasawfulD.Oh，itmightbeeasy7.SpeakerA：Let'scomebacktoourtalk.SpeakerB：You'retalkingaboutyourtriptoSouthAfrica.A.WhatdidIsay?B.Iforgotthetime.C.WherewasI?D.Ihavenoidea.8.SpeakerA：Whydon'tweplaybasketballthisweekend?SpeakerB：.A.That'sabrilliantideaB.SoundslikeaexcellentjobC.GladyoucouldmakeitD.I'msureitisn'tsobad9.SpeakerA：I'dlikeabeer.SpeakerB：Certainlysir，A.I'lltakeit.B.WhatcanIgetyou?C.didyouhaveabusyday?D.I'llgetthatstraightaway10.SpeakerA：Thankyouforyourtimeandefforttomakemyvisitasuccess.SpeakerB：.A.Don'tsaythanksB.Don'tbesopoliteC.YouaresopoliteD.It'smypleasure11.SpeakerA：Iquitmyjobtoday，honey.SpeakerB：Why??SpeakerA：No，Ijustgottiredofdoingthesamethingagainandagain.A.IsitboringB.AreyousureC.DidsomethinghappenD.Areyouserious12.SpeakerA：Iloveswimminginalake.It'ssomuchbetterthantheocean.SpeakerB：!Iliketoswiminapool.A.SowhatB.GoodformeC.MetooD.Idon't13.SpeakerA：ImetupwithJanetoday.SpeakerB：Really?A.Howisshedoing?B.Comeon.C.Nowonder.D.Isthatright?14.SpeakerA：Hello，ShawiniganWater＆PowerCompany，howmayIhelpyou?SpeakerB：A.Hello，canyoutellmeyourname?B.I'mcallingaboutmyelectricitybill.C.MayIhaveyouraccountnumber?D.OK，Thankyouforyourhelp.15.SpeakerA：I'dliketosharewithyouwhat'sinmymind.SpeakerB：.A.I'mallearsB.ThankyouforyourtimeC.It'suptoyouD.I'drathernotPartⅡReadingComprehension(40points)Directions：Thereare4passagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedby5questionsorunfinishedstatements.Foreachofthemthereare4choicesmarkedA，B，CandD.ChoosethebestoneandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.PassageOneBigdatacanbedefinedasinformationthatistoobigorcomplextobecontainedorprocessedbyanyonemachineorperson.AsastudentattheUniversityofSussex，JulianDaillyhadtwomajors—Englishandphilosophy.Whenhecompletedhisstudies，Daillywonderedhowhecouldeverearnalivinginaworldfilledwithmachinesandtechnology.Now，heispartofthebigdataindustrythatincludesGoogleandFacebook.Dailly'sresearchcompany，MorarConsulting，startedthreeyearsagowithfiveemployees.Thecompany'searningshaveincreasedby25%eachyear.Itnowemploys90people.“Whatwedohereiswetrytodiscoverwhat'smeaningfulforpeopleandlinkthattotheireconomicbehavior.”Daillysaid.Henotedtheimportanceofworkingwithpeoplewithdifferentskills.“Wehavepeoplefromtraditionalresearchbackground，inadditiontosomeinsocialsciences，economics，peoplefromtechbackgrounds，andsalespeople.”Daillysaid.CompanieslikeDailly'semployrecentcollegegraduates.Theindustryprofitsfromtheideaoftheseyoungmanandwomen.Newformsofdataalsomakeitpossibleforsomeobserverstopredictthefuture.Theyaremorevaluabletocompaniesthanthetraditionalformsofdatarecordingorreporting.“Wehaveaccesstothecoreinformationinsidepeople'sheads.”Daillysaid.“Theytellyouwhatpeoplesaregoingtodoasopposedtowhatthey'vedone.Thathelpspeopletakeproperactioninadvance.Thismakesitmuchmoreusefulforstrategy.”JulianDaillydismissedconcernsthatcomputershavefinallytakencontrolofourdailylives.“Somemayworrythathumanswillbeallowedtobereplacedbymachines.Ithinkit'safantasy.”16.Daillyhasandeducationbackgroundof.A.engineeringB.artsC.sciencesD.business17.Dailly'scompanyfocusesonbusinessesin.A.marketingstrategyB.machinesellingC.stafftrainingD.bigdataresearch18.Thecompany'sstaffischaracterizedbyallthefollowingEXCEPT.A.freshideasB.youngageC.mixededucationbackgroundsD.richexperienceinthefield19.Thecompanyisaimedatmakinguseoftheinformationtohelppeople.A.takepredictiveactionB.rememberthepastC.learnfromeachotherD.sticktothetradition20.AccordingtoDailly，theideathathumanmaybereplacedbymachines.A.isawisewarningB.ispureimaginationC.maycometrueD.needsfurtherstudyPassageTwoAnewrecordfortheoldestwomantorunamarathonhasbeenset，butitmaynotstandformorethanayear.HarrietteThompson，92，saidthatshehasn'truledoutrunningtheRock‘n’RollMarathoninSanDiegoagainnextyear.Harriettefinishedin7hours，24minutes，36seconds，theBBCreports，comingclosetotheover-90recordof7hours，7minutes，and42secondsshesetin2023，despitehavingaverydifficultyearbetweenmarathons.“Icouldn'ttrainverywellbecausemyhusbandwasveryillandIhadtobewithhimforsometime，andthenwhenhediedinJanuaryIhadsometreatmentsonmyleg,”Thompson，whowasinher70swhensheranherfirstmarathon，tellstheAP.“IwasjustreallythrilledthatIcouldfinishtoday.”At92yearsand65daysold，Thompsonis46daysolderthanGladysBurrillwaswhenBurrillfinishedthe2023HonoluluMarathon.“Ican'tbelieveImadeit,”ThompsontellstheCharlotteObserver.“Iwasreallytiredatonepoint.AroundMile21，Iwasgoingupahillanditwaslikeamountain，andIwasthinking,‘Thisissortofcrazyatmyage.Ican'tdoit.’ButthenIfeltbettercomingdownthehill.AndmysonBrennykeptfeedingmeallthesewonderfulcarbohydrates(碳水化合物)thatkeptmegoing.”Thompson—whoseparents，threebrothers，andhusbandalldiedofcancer—tellstheObserverthattheSanDiegomarathon'sfundraisingfortheLeukemia(白血病)Societyiswhatinspiredhertorunandmayevenbringherbackagainnextyear.21.WhatdoesThompsonsayabouttheSanDiegomarathonnextyear?A.Shemaynotbeabletobethere.B.Shehasn'tthoughtaboutit.C.Sheissuretotakepartinit.D.Sheislikelytorunagain.22.WhendidThompsonsetherfirstover-90marathonrecord?A.In2023.B.In2023.C.In2023.D.In2023.23.WhatdidThompsonmainlydointhatdifficultyear?A.Shetookcareofherhusband.B.Shehurtherlegandhadtorest.C.Shereceivedsomenewtraining.D.Shetraveledaroundwithherfamily.24.Duringthisyear'smarathon，Thompson.A.ranfasterthanlasttimeB.onceconsideredgivingupC.wasconfidentshecouldmakeitD.couldhardlymoveintheend25.WhatinspiredThompsontorunthemarathon?A.Settinghersonagoodexample.B.Settinganewmarathonrecords.C.Raisingmoneyforcancertreatment.D.Livingupherownpromise.PassageThreeBeforethegrasshasthickenedontheroadsidesandleaveshavestartedgrowingonthetreesisaperfecttimetolookaroundandseejusthowdirtyBritainhasbecome.Thepavementsarestainedwithchewinggumandtheditchesarefullofdiscardedfastfoodpackets.YearsagoIremembertravelingabroadandbeingsaddenedbytheplasticbagsanddiscardedbottles.Nowadays，Britainseemstolookatleastasbad.Whathasgonewrong?Theproblemisthattherubbishcreatedbyourincreasinglymobileliveslastalotlongerthanbefore.Ifitisnotclearedupandproperlythrownaway，itstaysintheundergrowth(下层灌木)foryears.Itisestimatedthat10billionplasticbagshavebeengiventoshoppers.Thesewilltakeanythingfrom100to1000yearstorot.However，itisnotasifthereisnosolutiontothis.Afewyearsago，theIrishgovernmentintroducedataxonnon-recyclablecarrierbagsandinthreemonthsreducedtheiruseby90%.Whenhewasaminister，MichaelMeacherattemptedtointroduceasimilararrangementinBritain.Theplasticindustryprotested，ofcourse.However，theyneednothavebothered；theideawaskilledbeforeitcoulddrawbreath，leavingsupermarketsfreetogiveawayplasticbags.Whatisclearlynecessaryrightnowissomesortofcombinedaction，bothindividualandcollective，beforeitistoolate.Thealternativeistocontinueslidingdownhilluntilwehaveacountrythatlookslikeavastrubbishtip.Wemaywellbeatthetippingpoint.Yetweknowthatpeoplerespondtotheirenvironment.Ifthingsaroundthemcleanandtidy，peoplebehavecleanlyandtidily.Iftheyaresurroundedbyrubbish，theybehavelikerubbish.Now，muchofBritainlooksprettydirty.Whatwillitlooklikeinfiveyears?26.Whatmightbethebesttitleforthispassage?A.PlasticBagsB.EnvironmentProtectionC.DirtyBritainD.RubbishDisposal27.TheplasticsindustryinBritainprotestedbecause.A.ataxwasproposedonnon-recyclablecarrierbagsB.supermarketsnolongergaveawayplasticbagsC.theywereblamedforcausingplasticpollutionD.thegovernmentdidnotsupportthem28.Theexpression“slidingdownhill”(Para.4)probablymeans“”.A.workinghardtoreducerubbishB.producingmoreplasticbagsC.encouragingpeopletouseplasticbagsD.makingthingsworsebytakingnoaction29.Whichofthefollowingbestdescribestheauthor'soutlookontheenvironment?A.Optimistic.B.Confused.C.Concerned.D.Indifferent.30.Thepurposeofthearticleisto.A.encouragethepublictotakeactionagainstrubbishB.discouragepeoplefromsupportingtheplasticindustryC.callonthegovernmenttoprotecttheenvironmentD.encouragesupermarketstogiveawayrecyclablebagsPassageFourThosewhoworkintheNetherlandsoftenfeelthatalotoftimeiswastedindiscussionsthatleadtonothing.Thereareoftenmeetingswithdocuments，anagendaandachairmen.Allthosepresentwillhavetheirsay，afterwhichtheirremarksarediscussed.Hewhodecidestoskipameetingthoughhehasnothingmoreurgenttoattendto，willfinditunwise.Theinteractingthattakesplaceduringameetingisveryimportantforthegeneralprocess.Hewhodoesnotappearissayingthathedoesnotthinkthesubjectissufficientlyimportant，orthattheapparentlydoesnottakehiscolleaguesseriously.Furthermore，hemightmisssomeoftheessentialinformationthatmaybecomeevidentduringthemeeting.Thosewhoarepresentshowaninterestintheproblemsoftheircolleagues.Theysupplyquestions，ratherthancommands，andthusdeclarethemselves“co-responsible”.TheDutch，intheirfinalconclusions，liketousesuchmetaphorsas“Weareallinoneline”or“Ournosesarepointinginthesamedirectionagain”.Ifyoupresentadecision，youwillfindthateveryonehassomethingtosayaboutitandhasquestionstoask.ThisiswhytheDutchwillnotbequicktopresentsomethingastheonlycorrectsolution.Theadvantagetothisapproachisthatsuchameetingwilloftenleadtogenuinesuggestionsforimprovementoncertainaspectsofaplan.Asaresult，theplanwillbeajointapproach.Thistime-consumingandseeminglyuselessprocesshelpscolleaguesbecomeateam.Theamountoftimethatislostaroundthetableismorethanwhatmadeupforinefficiency，onceeveryonegoesbacktowork.StatisticsshowDutchemployeesareamongtheworldleaderswhenitcomestoworkproductivity.31.AccordingtoParagraph1，meetingsinDutchcompaniesseemto.A.beheldusuallyforimportantissuesB.wastealotoftimeinfruitlessdiscussionsC.enableemployeestoknoweachotherbetterD.begoodoccasionsforemployeestoshowtheirtalent32.ToDutchemployees，onewhoisabsentfromameeting.A.doesnottakehiscolleaguesseriouslyB.mayhavesomethingmoreurgenttodoC.doesnotmissmuchcriticalinformationD.mayhavenothingtosayatthemeeting33.AccordingtoParagraph3，whycan'tDutchemployeescometoaquickdecision?A.Peopleareconstantlyindispute.B.Anideausuallyundergoesafulldiscussion.C.Suggestionsoftenleadnowhere.D.Peopleoftenforgettheaimsofmeeting.34.Whatdoesthelastparagraphtellus?A.ManyleadersintheworldareDutch.B.Dutchemployeesarehighlyproductive.C.Dutchcompaniesarethemostsuccessfulintheworld.D.Dutchemployeesworkhardestintheworld.35.Theauthor'sattitudetowardstheDutchmeetingisquite.A.unclearB.negativeC.positiveD.neutralPartⅢVocabularyandStructure(20points)Directions：Thereare40incompletesentencesinthispart.Foreachsentencethereare4choicesmarkedA，B，CandD.Choosetheonethatbestcompletesthesentence.MarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.36.Yourhouseisalwayssoneat-howdoyouitwiththreechildren?A.manageB.serveC.adoptD.build37.Youlookwell.TheairandtheseafoodsinHawaiimustyou.A.agreeaboutB.agreetoC.agreeonD.agreewith38.Howthepresidentthiseffectivesolutiontotheproblemremainsunknown.A.putupwithB.cameupwithC.caughtupwithD.keptupwith39.TheSomalirobbers'attacksontheseaurgedallnationstotakeimmediateaction.A.freshB.freeC.frequentD.fluent40.Shegotsowellpreparedthatshepassedthechallengingtest.A.atmostB.withluckC.witheaseD.atbest41.Everybodywastouchedwordafterhearinghermovingstory.A.withB.withoutC.beyondD.to42.You'dsoundalotmorepoliteifyoumakearequestaquestion.A.insearchofB.intheformofC.inneedofD.indirectionof43.Yourunderstandingofthetheoryissatisfactory.Youmustreadmoreafterclass.A.farfromB.uptoC.alongwithD.sofar44.Bequick，youwillmissyourflight.A.otherwiseB.unlessC.andD.rather45.Ifyouareaboutotherteachingmethods，we'lldiscussthemlater.A.interestedB.curiousC.anxiousD.impressed46.Thenumberofcollegegraduatesgoingintobusiness-relatedfieldshasincreased.A.shortlyB.partlyC.sharplyD.mostly47.Imyexperimentreportallthemorningandhaven'tfinishedyet.A.writeB.waswritingC.havewrittenD.havebeenwriting48.Therearefortystudentsinourclass，mostofarefrombigcities.A.themB.usC.whomD.who49.Istillrememberthedaywefirstmet，duringmyfirstvisittothetown.A.whenB.thatC.whichD.inthat50.-Iforgotmyphoneonthetrain，butluckilysomeonegaveittoarailwayofficial-Howunbelievable!Imean，ithavebeenlost.A.willB.mightC.shouldD.must51.I'llletyouknowassoonasheback.A.willcomeB.comesC.shouldcomeD.come52.Atnotimeinthewholebuilding.A.smokingispermittedB.smokingbepermittedC.issmokingpermittedD.besmokingpermitted53.Todaywehavetheoflisteningtotwoveryunusualmen.A.privilegeB.rightC.powerD.advantage54.Theceremonywillbebroadcastontelevision.A.liveB.aliveC.livingD.lively55.Homeworkshouldnotbeusedasaofcontrollingchildren.A.meaningB.meanC.meansD.medium56.WhatthesecretarysuggeststoMr.Browniswellworth.A.consideringB.consideredC.considerD.tobeconsidered57.Ihaveanewcomputerfromthesupplier.A.requestedB.askedC.orderedD.demanded58.ThebookgivesyouagoodofwhatlifewaslikeinJapaninthe19thcentury.A.paintingB.drawingC.portraitD.photo59.Ithasmadememuchmoretotheneedsofthedisabled.A.sensitiveB.sensibleC.safeD.secure60.Heatesomepoisonousmushroomswithserious.A.resultsB.impactsC.outcomesD.consequences61.Thebadweathercompletelyourholiday.A.spoiledB.destroyedC.defeatedD.damaged62.Tomhadn'thadeducationbeforehejoinedthearmy.A.manyB.littleC.fewD.much63.Tryshemight，Suecouldn'tgetthedooropen.A.whatB.thatC.likeD.as64.ItwasquitealongtimeIrealizedwhathadhappenedtotheoldman.A.afterB.whenC.sinceD.before65.Humanbehaviorismostlyaproductoflearning，thebehaviorofanimalsdependsmainlyoninstinct.A.soB.whereasC.unlessD.that66.Theofherpaperpublishedin“ScientificAmerican”isanimallifeinrainforests.A.topicB.structureC.logicD.idea67.Twinsoftencomplainthatpeopletendtotreatthemasapair，asindividuals.A.ratherthanB.betterthanC.lessthanD.worsethan68.Itisabeautifuloldhouse，butthebrokenwindowsitsappearance.A.improveB.ruinC.changeD.prove69.Theresearchersbelievethatthemiceeatingthespecialwillgrowtwiceasfast.A.dietB.menuC.orderD.dish70.Themuseumcalledinanexperttoifthepaintingwasafake.A.criticizeB.praiseC.determineD.describe71.Thespeechcontestwillgivehimanopportunitytohistalent.A.denyB.decideC.differD.demonstrate72.Areyousureyouhaveenoughresourcestothistalent.A.carryoutB.bringaboutC.leadtoD.puton73.theintroduction，theprofessorexplainedthemajorconceptthatwouldbecoveredintheclass.A.ByB.LikeC.ForD.In74.Wekeptourdistancefromthehunterandhisgamedisturbthehunt.A.soasnottoB.soastonotC.sothatnottoD.sothattonot75.Whetherathomeatwork，Tomalwaysworkshardtomakegooduseofhistime.A.plusB.andC.orD.norPartⅣCloze(10points)Directions：Thereare10numberedblanksinthefollowingpassage.Foreachblank，thereare4choicesmarkedA，B，CandD.ChoosethebestoneandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.ResearchersinBritainaretellingschoolsthatchildrenshouldbedoingmorelearningoutdoors.Theresearcherssaythereiscurrentlytoo76focusonsittinginclassroomstopassexams.Theysayoutdoorlearningin77forstudents'socialskills，healthanddevelopment.Italso78theirqualityoflife.Therehavebeenfivemajorreportsoverthepastdecadethatstresstheneedforstudentstolearnoutdoorsandexperiencenaturemore.Theresearcherssaythatschoolsarenottalkingthe79ofthesereports.Theysayoutdoorlearningis80thedeclineinBritain.TheresearcherswantBritain'sgovernmenttoacttoputoutdoorlearningonthecurriculumofallschools.ThereportisfromresearchersattheUniversityofPlymouth.Itsaystherearemanybenefitsofoutdoorlearningforchildren.Oneadvantageis81itbuildsconfidenceinchildrenastheyexperiencethingsthatwere82fortheirparents，likeclimbingtree.Anotheradvantageisthatitmakeschildrenmore83oftheenvironmentandteachesthemto84nature.Therearealsohealthbenefitsaschildrenexercisemore85sittinginaclassroomorbeingathomewithvideogames.76.A.muchB.manyC.fewD.little77.A.strangeB.importantC.excitingD.surprising78.A.widensB.completesC.improvesD.weakens79.A.actionB.attentionC.adviceD.notice80.A.onB.inC.atD.for81.A.whichB.thatC.howD.when82.A.normalB.magicC.strongD.clever83.A.afraidB.frightenedC.awareD.careful84.A.admireB.respectC.buildD.provide85.A.incaseB.byfarC.insteadofD.asforPaperTwo试卷二(30minutes)PartⅤWriting(15points)Directions：Youaretowritein100-120wordsonthetopicof"Whydopeoplelike/dislikeiPhones?"YoushouldbaseyourcompositionontheoutlinegiveninChinesebelow.苹果公司的iPhone是全球最知名手机之一。我喜欢/不喜欢iPhone(请只选择一种观点来写)。理由是……。2023年成人高等教育学士学位英语水平考试答案及详解PartⅠDialogueCompletion(15points)1.【参考答案】C【答案详解】本题考察两个朋友对上网的见解。选项A.Iknewit.“我早知道了。”选项B.Why，it'sapity！“哎呀，太可惜！”选项D.Whatseemstotheproblem?“似乎有什么问题？”选项C.Ican'thelpit.“我情不自禁；我也没有办法；我忍不住。”符合此处语境。所以选C。【参考译文】SpeakerA：我也没有办法，我想我对网络上瘾了。SpeakerB：所以你最佳不要上网到深夜。2.【参考答案】B【答案详解】本题考察两个朋友互相关心的场景。选项A.Thatsoundsawful.“听起来很糟糕。”选项C.Ihopenot!“我希望不会。”选项D.Youarewelcome!“不客气！”选项B.Yes，you'reprobablyright.“是的，你也许是对的。”符合此处语境。所以选B。【参考译文】SpeakerA：不要伤心，我相信事情不久就会好转的。SpeakerB：是的，你也许是对的。3.【参考答案】C【答案详解】本题考察询问信息的场景。在对话里，SpeakerA问CanI...？选项A.Yes，youdo.这个回答相应的提问应当是：“DoI...?”；选项B.Goahead.“往前走”，此处可以理解为：继续说吧；D.That'sfun.“那太有趣了”。这三个选项均不符合此处语境。选项C.Youcertainlycan.“当然可以。”符合此处语境。所以选C。【参考译文】SpeakerA：我能得到这里一些有关培训计划的信息吗？SpeakerB：当然可以。4.【参考答案】A【答案详解】本题考察发出请求、邀请、询问及回答。选项B.Looksnice.“看起来不错。”选项C.Seemsallright.“看起来没问题。”选项D.FeelsOK.“感觉很好。”三个选项均不符合此处语境。Wouldyouliketo...表达“建议……”，应当回答Soundsgood.“听起来不错。”所以选A。【参考译文】SpeakerA：Tom，这个周六你想参与一个聚会吗？SpeakerB：听起来不错。什么样的聚会?SpeakerA：是个生日聚会。5.【参考答案】C【答案详解】本题考察餐厅点餐用语及回答。选项A.Whatdoyouwanttoeat?“你想吃什么？”语气生硬。选项D.Sorry，butwho'dliketoorder.“抱歉，谁来点餐？”这两个选项中的疑问词“what”“who”与后面“Yes”的回答不相符。选项B.Haveyoudecidedwhattodoyet?“你决定好做什么了吗？”不符合餐厅点餐语境。选项C.Excuseme，areyoureadytoordernow.“打扰一下，现在可以点餐了吗？”符合此处语境。所以选C。【参考译文】Waiter：打扰一下，请问现在可以点餐了吗？Customer：是的。我要一份牛排，三分熟，配薯条。6.【参考答案】B【答案详解】本题考察朋友之间祝贺、赞美及回答。选项A.Don'tmentionit.“不客气。”选项C.Ohno!Itwasawful.“哦不，很可怕。”选项D.Oh，itmightbeeasy.“哦，这很简朴。”A、C和D不符合此处语境。SpeakerA听到SpeakerB考试的消息，并说welldone，其实是在祝贺和赞扬SpeakerB，回答时应当表达感谢。所以选B。【参考译文】SpeakerA：我刚听到你考试的消息。你真棒！SpeakerB：谢谢。7.【参考答案】A【答案详解】本题考察演讲活动中与观众互动。选项B.Iforgotthetime.“我忘了时间。”选项C.WherewasI?“我在哪？”选项D.Ihavenoidea.“我不知道。”这三个选项不符合此处语境。SpeakerA说“回到我们的演讲吧”，选项A.WhatdidIsay?“我讲到哪了？”接着SpeakerB说我们讲到哪儿哪了。符合此处语境。所以选A。【参考译文】SpeakerA：回到我们的演讲吧。刚才我讲到哪了？SpeakerB：你在谈论你的南非之行。8.【参考答案】A【答案详解】本题考察建议及回答。SpeakerA说“Whydon'tyou...”表达建议去做什么。选项B.Soundslikeaexcellentjob.“听起来是份不错的工作。”选项C.Gladyoucouldmakeit.“不久乐你能来。”或“不久乐你做到了。”选项D.I'msureitisn'tsobad.“我确信它不是那么糟糕”B、C和D选项不符合此处语境。选项A.That'sabrilliantidea.“这是个不错的建议。”符合此处语境。所以选A。【参考译文】SpeakerA：这个周末我们打篮球去吧？SpeakerB：这个主意不错。9.【参考答案】D【答案详解】本题考察餐厅点餐及回答。选项A.I'lltakeit.“我要了。”选项B.WhatcanIgetyou?“给你买点什么？”选项C.didyouhaveabusyday?“你今天忙吗？”选项A、B和C均不符合此处语境。选项D.I'llgetthatstraightaway.“我立即去拿。”符合此处语境。所以选D。【参考译文】SpeakerA：我想要一杯啤酒。SpeakerB：好的，先生。我立即去拿。10.【参考答案】D【答案详解】本题考察表达感谢及回答。选项A.Don'tsaythanks，选项B.Don'tbesopolite，选项C.Youaresopolite，这三个选项的意思分别是“不要说谢谢”“别这么客气”“你太客气了”，都是中式英语的回复方式。所以A、B和C都不对的。对于“Thankyoufor...”的回答应当是“不客气”“我很乐意”（It'smypleasure.）等之类的表达。所以选D。【参考译文】SpeakerA：感谢您花时间和精力让我的访问圆满成功。SpeakerB：这是我的荣幸。11.【参考答案】C【答案详解】本题考察朋友之间谈论工作的场景。选项A.Isitboring?“很无趣吗？”与下一句gottiredof意思同样，但是SpeakerA的回答是No，所以逻辑关系不符合。选项B.Areyousure?“你拟定吗？”和选项D.Areyouserious?“你是认真的吗？”两个询问都与下一句的语意不一致。选项C.Didsomethinghappen?“什么事？”接着SpeakerA说：没发生啥事，只是觉得厌倦了一次又一次做同样的事。所以选C。【参考译文】SpeakerA：亲爱的，今天我辞职了。SpeakerB：为什么？发生什么事了？SpeakerA：没有，我只是觉得厌倦了一次又一次做同样的事。12.【参考答案】C【答案详解】本题考察两个朋友对游泳的见解。选项A.Sowhat.“那又如何？”B.Goodforme.“对我有益。”D.Idon't.“我不。”A、B和D这三个选项均与此处语境不符。选项C.Metoo.“我也是”，表达对SpeakerA想法的认同，符合此处语境。所以选C。【参考译文】SpeakerA：我喜欢在湖里游泳，比在海里游泳感觉好多了。SpeakerB：我也这么认为！我还喜欢在游泳池里游泳。13.【参考答案】A【答案详解