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考研外语考试题目及答案5
一、UseofEnglish
1、Recentlegalresearchindicatedthatincorrect
identificationisamajorfactorinmanymiscarriagesof
justice.Italsosuggeststhatidentificationofpeopleby
witnessesinacourtroomisnotas(1)ascommonlybelieved.
Recentstudiesdonotsupportthe(2)offaithjudges,
jurors,lawyersandthepolicehaveineyewitnessevidence.
TheLawCommissionrecentlypublishedaneducationalpaper,
“TotalRecall?TheReliabilityofWitness(3)”,asa
companionguidetoaproposedcodeofevidence.Thepaperfinds
thatcommonlyheld(4)abouthowourmindsworkandhow
wel1werememberareoftenwrong.Butwhilehumanmemoryis
(5)change,itshouldnotbeunderestimated.
Incourtwitnessesareaskedtogiveevidenceaboutevents,and
judgesandjuries(6)itsreliability.Thepaperpoints
outthatmemoryiscomplex,andthereliabilityofanyperson's
recallmustbeassessed(7).
Bothcommonsenseandresearchsaymemory(8)overtime.
Theaccuracyofrecallandrecognitionare(9)theirbest
immediately(10)encodingtheinformation,decliningat
firstrapidly,thengradually.Thelongerthedelay,themore
likelyitisthatinformationobtainedaftertheeventwill
interfere(11)theoriginalmemory,whichreduces
(12).
Thepapersays(13)interviewsormediareportscancreate
such(14)."Peopleareparticularlysusceptibletohaving
theirmemories(15)whenthepassageoftimeallowsthe
originalmemoryto(16),andwillbemostsusceptibleif
theyrepeatthe(17)asfact.”
Witnessesmayseeorreadinformationaftertheevent,then
(18)ittoproducesomething(19)thanwhatwas
experienced,significantlyreducingthereliabilityoftheir
memoryofaneventoroffender,“Further,witnessesmay
stronglybelieveintheirmemories,eventhoughaspectsof
thosememoriesare(20)false.”
A.trustful
B.reliable
C.innocent
D.considerable
2、⑵
A.rate
B.degree
C.extent
D.scale
3、(3)
A.Manifestation
B.Declaration
C.Presentation
D.Testimony
4、(4)
A.perceptions
B.acceptances
C.permissions
D.receptions
5、⑸
A.subjectto
B.liablefor
C.incapableof
D.attributableto
6、(6)
A.assess
B.appreciate
C.calculate
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D.speculate
7、(7)
A.interactively
B.comparatively
C.horizontally
D.individually
8、(8)
A.descends
B.declines
C.inclines
D.degrades
9、(9)
A.at
B.in
C.on
D.upon
10、(10)
A.before
B.after
C.when
D.until
IK(ID
4
A.with
B.in
C.at
D.on
12、(12)
A.appropriacy
B.accuracy
C.originality
D.justice
13、(13)
A.consequent
B.successive
C.subsequent
D.preceding
14、(14)
A.distortions
B.deformations
C.malfunctions
D.malformations
15、(15)
A.altered
B.transformed
5
C.converted
D.modified
16、(16)
A.fade
B.diminish
C.lessen
D.dwell
17、(17)
A.misinformation
B.mistreatment
C.misguidance
D.misjudgement
18、(18)
A.associate
B.connect
C.link
D.integrate
19、(19)
A.other
B.rather
C.more
D.less
目6
20、(20)
A.invariably
B.constantly
C.justifiably
D.verifiably
二、ReadingComprehension
1、PartA
Directions:Readthefollowingfourtexts.Answerthequestions
beloweachtextbychoosingA,B,CorD.(40points)
Insixteenth-centuryItalyandeighteenth-centuryFrance,
waningprosperityandincreasingsocialunrestledtheruling
familiestotrytopreservetheirsuperioritybywithdrawing
fromthelowerandmiddleclassesbehindbarriersofetiquette.
Inaprosperouscommunity,ontheotherhand,politesociety
soonabsorbsthenewlyrich,andinEnglandtherehasneverbeen
anyshortageofbooksonetiquetteforteachingthemthemanners
appropriatetotheirnewwayoflife.
Everycodeofetiquettehascontainedthreeelements=basic
moralduties;practicalruleswhichpromoteefficiency;and
artificial,optionalgracessuchasformalcomplimentsto,say,
womenontheirbeautyorsuperiorsontheirgenerosityand
importance.
Inthefirstcategoryareconsiderationforweakandrespect
forage.AmongtheancientEgyptianstheyoungalwaysstoodin
thepresenceofolderpeople.AmongtheMponguweofTanzania,
theyoungmenbowastheypassthehutsoftheelders.InEngland,
untilaboutacenturyago,youngchildrendidnotsitintheir
parents,presencewithoutaskingpermission.
Practicalrulesarehelpfulinsuchordinaryoccurrencesof
sociallifeasmakingproperintroductionsatpartiesofother
functionssothatpeoplecanbebroughttoknoweachother.
Beforetheinventionofthefork,etiquettedirectedthatthe
fingersshouldbekeptascleanaspossible,beforethe
handkerchiefcameintocommonuse,etiquettesuggestedthat
afterspitting,apersonshouldrubthespitinconspicuously
underfoot.
Extremelyrefinedbehavior,however,cultivatedasanartof
graciousliving,hasbeencharacteristiconlyofsocietieswith
wealthandleisure,whichadmittedwomenasthesocialequals
ofmen.AfterthefallofRome,thefirstEuropeansocietyto
regulatebehavior,inprivateliftinaccordancewitha
complicatedcodeofetiquettewastwelfth-centuryProvence,in
France.
Provencehadbecomewealthy.Theloadshadreturnedtotheir
不_____Q
q8
castlesfromthecrusades,andtheretheidealsofchivalrygrew
up,whichemphasizedthevirtueandgentlenessofwomenand
demandedthataknightshouldprofessapureanddedicatedlove
toaladywhowouldbehisvaliantdeeds,thoughhewouldnever
comephysicallyclosetoher.Thiswastheintroductionofthe
conceptofromanticlove,whichwastoinfluenceliteraturefor
manyhundredsofyearsandwhichstill1ivesoninadebased
form,insimplepopularsongsandcheapnovelstoday.
Insixteenth-centuryItalyandeighteenth-centuryFrance,the
rulingfamilies
A.triedtodestroythelowerandmiddleclassesusing
etiquette.
B.discriminatedagainstthelowerclassusingetiquette.
C.triedtoteachetiquettetothelowerandmiddleclasses.
D.putthemiddleandworkingclassesintofencedenclosures.
2、
Everycodeofetiquettehascontainedthreeelements.
A.practicalrules,optionalmoraldutiesandformal
compliments.
B.rules,regulationsandrequirements.
C.optionalmoralduties,optionalpracticalrulesand
artificialgraces.
D.formalcompliments,basicmoraldutiesandpracticalrule.
3、
Thecustomofyoungmenbowingtoshowrespectwhenpassing
thedwellingsoftheirelderswascitedasacharacteristicof
A.theancientEgyptians.
B.partsofTanzania.
C.Englandaboutacenturyago.
D.allsocieties.
4、
Etiquettecultivatedasartofgraciousliving
A.hasbeentypicalofrichandleisuredsocieties.
B.advocatesthatwomenarethesameasmen.
C.beganinnineteenth-centuryProvence.
D.looksdownonextremelyrefinedbehaviour.
5、
Theidealsofchivalrydemandedthat
A.aknightshouldneverhavephysicalrelationshipwithwomen.
B.aknightshouldinspirehisladytovaliantdeeds.
C.aknightshoulddedicatehisvaliantdeedstoawoman.
D.romanticpeopleshouldinfluenceliterature.
6、OncefreeofEtruscandomination,theRomansdevelopeda
Republicanform,ofgovernmentwhichlasteduntilthefirst
centuryBC,andprovidedimportantcontinuityforRoman
institutions.Themotto"S.P.Q.R."—SenatusPopulusgue
Romanus,“TheRomanSenateandPeople"reflectedthephilosophy
oftheearlyRomanpoliticalandsocialorderandremainedthe
watchwordofRomansocietyuntilImperialtimes.Itmeantthat
sovereigntyrestedinthepeoplethemselves,andnotinany
particulargovernmentalform.YetinmanywaystheRoman
Republicfunctionedasademocracy.Decisionsaffecting
societyweremadeataseriesofassemblieswhichallcitizens
attendedtoexpresstheirwill.TheSenate,ontheotherhand,
conductedthebusinessofgovernmentincludingthepassageof
legislationandthesupervisionofelectedmagistrates.Over
thecenturiesthegreatestissuesaffectingRomansocietywere
playedoutasdramascreatedbytensionsbetweenpeopleand
Senate.
TheSenateitselfwasahereditaryinstitutioncomprisingan
assemblyofheads,patresofoldpatricianfamiliesandlater
wealthymembersofthecitizenry-plebs.Thethreehundred
membersthereforerepresentedoldandnewmoney,power,and
socialinterest.Itwasaself-renewingoligarchy.Thetwomost
importantofficerswhoruledthestateweretheconsuls,
electedbytherepresentativeassembliesforone-yearterms,
attheendofwhichtheybecamemembersoftheSenate.InRome
therichruledviatheSenate.Thegeneralcitizenrywerelittle
morethanpeasants.BythethirdcenturyBCthedivisionbetween
aristocratandpeasanthadwidenedappreciably-theformer
growinginrichesandthelattersinkingfurtherandfurther
intopoverty.YettheconstitutionalframeworkoftheRepublic
heldthesmallRomansocialordertogether,wardingoff
revolution,permittingchange,andprovidingthebodypolitic
withreasonablywell-trainedleaderswhoknewhow,aboveall
else,tokeeptheRepublicfunctioningandalive.Itwas,in
fact,theinternalstabilityoftheRepublicwhichmade
expansionpossible,bringingaboutthenextphaseofRoman
history.
Romanexpansionwasbasedonmilitaryconquest.Verylittle
commerceandindustryexistedinRome,uniikeAthens,andthe
qualityoflifeinRomecametodependdirectlyuponthewealth
ofconqueredregionsbroughtbacktoRomeasspoilsofmilitary
victory.BythemiddleofthesecondcenturyBCRomehad
conqueredCarthageinNorthAfricaandCorinthinAsiaMinor,
andhadthusassumedapositionofpoliticaldominanceinthe
Hellenisticworld.Theinternationalizationofculture,
evidentinHellenictimes,increasedfurtherundertheRomans.
Later,RomewouldextenditscontrolthroughoutEuropeand
eventuallytotheBritishIsles.
Whatkindofsocialform,immediatelyfollowedtheRoman
RepublicAge?
A.feudalism
B.Etruscandomination
C.socialism
D.impericalism
7、
Whatdoes"S.P.Q.R.”suggestaccordingtothetext?
A.ItsuggeststhatTheRomanSenatewaselectedbythepeople
andgovernedthepeople.
B.ItsuggeststhatTheRomanSenatewasthehighestauthority.
C.Itsuggeststhatitwasthepeople,notgovernment,whoheld
thepowerandrightofthecountry.
D.ItsuggestthattheRomanRepublicfunctionedademocracy
thesameasAmerica.
8、
Whatdoestheword“patrician"meaninthesecondsentenceof
thesecondparagraph?
A.Patron
B.Supporter
C.Governmental
D.Aristocrat
9、
Whichofthefollowingholdthemostimportantpositioninthe
Senate?
A.Consuls
B.Plebs
C.People
D.Patres
10、
Inthelastparagraph,Romanexpansionwasdescribedvividly,
whatisthebaseoftheexpasion?
A.Militaryconquest
B.Superiormilitarystrategy
C.Thescientificstructureofthesociety
D.Advancedculture
11>ItisbecauseofhisplaysthatShakespeareisnow
consideredthegreatestEnglishwriterinhistory.Theerain
whichhelived,ElizabethanEngland,wasatimeinwhichbroad
interestsandcreativitycouldflourish.Elizabeth,thequeen,
wasbelovedbyhersubjectsandprovedtobeapowerfulandable
ruler.UnderthereignofElizabeth,Englandchangedfroman
islandkingdomtoanexpandingempire.Englandgrewrich
throughtrade.Sixteenth-centuryEnglishmentraveledtothe
NewWorldandtoAfrica.Music,dance,poetry,painting,and
architectureflourished;buttheartform,inwhichElizabethan
EnglanddistinguishedtherestofEuropewasthetheater.
Thetheater,whichhadpracticallydisappearedfromEuropewas,
atthistime,receivedasapartofthechurchservice.Later,
nolongerasapartoftheservice,the"mysteryplays”
respondedtopopulartastebyaddingmoreandmorecomic
elements.InEngland,theyweresponsoredbyvarioustrade
guildsandpresentedonstagewagonsthatwentfromplaceto
place.Whenthemysteryplaysbegantolosetheirappeal,they
werereplacedby"morality“playswhichalwaystaughtamoral.
InRenaissanceEngland,writerswereparticularlyinterested
inclassicaltextssuchasLatinandGreekplays.Schoolsand
universitiesbegantoproducecomediesandtragediesbyPlatus,
Terence,andSeneca.Shakespearewaswellacquaintedwith
classicalhumanitiesandclassicaltragediesandcomedies
oftenservedasmodelsinhisowndrama.ARenaissanceman,
Shakespeare'sinterestwentbeyondbooklearningtopractical
knowledgeofmilitarystrategy,seafaring,businessaffairs,
andthenewgeographicaldiscoveries,allevidentinhisplays.
Companiesofstrollingplayswhichhadspecializedinmorality
playsrespondedtothechangebystagingnewplays.
Professionalactors,whohadbeenviewedbyEnglishsocietyas
littlebetterthanvagrantsorcriminals,graduallycameunder
theprotectionofthenobility.Licensedtheatercompanieswere
formed;Shakespearebelongedtooneofthose,whereinaddition
tohiswriting,heacquiredawideexperienceinactingand
theatermanagement.
Thetheatergrewinpopularityandpublictheaterswerebuilt,
notinsidethecitylimitsbutjustoutside,alongwithother
placesofentertainment.TheatersinElizabethanEnglandwere
patronizedbyallsocialclasses.TheGlobeTheater,builtin
1599,wheremanyofShakespeare'splayswereperformed,hada
platform,stagejuttingoutintoacentralcourtyard.The
audiencestayaroundthreesidesofthisplatform,the
lower-classwhoeachpaidapennyinthepitandthewealthier
spectatorsinthegalleriesabove.Theorchestrawasonstage,
asmusicwasusuallyasignificantpartoftheproduction.
Indeed,thecostumes,scenery,singing,playing,anddancing,
aswellasactingwasessentialtothetotalshow.Therewas
nolighting,however,playswereperformedintheafternoon.
Shakespeareknewhisaudience:histheaterisaddressednot
justtotheeducatedbuttoallclassesofsociety.
WhichofthefollowingisnottrueabouttheElizabethan
England?
A.Broadinterestsandcreativityflourished.
B.EnglishpeoplebegantotraveltotheContinent.
C.Thetheaterwasthemostprominentartform.
D.Englandwasnolongeranislandkingdom.
12、
Accordingtothetext,thetheater
A.firstappearedinEngland.
B.followstwoclassicalrules.
C.wereonlysponsoredbythenobility.
D.hadvarioustypes.
13、
Whichofthefollowingstatementsmaynotbethereasonfor
Shakespeare;ssuccess?
A.HelivedintheElizabethanAge.
B.Hewasquitewealthy.
C.Hehadbroadinterest.
D.Hewasexperiencedinactingandtheatermanagement.
14、
Theunderlinedword“patronized"inthelastparagraphmeans
A.enjoyed.
B.encouraged.
C.sponsored.
D.promoted.
15、
Shakespeare'splayswere
A.enjoyabletoalltheclassesofsociety.
B.performedalldaylong.
C.presentedonstagewagons.
D.thecopiesoftheLatinandGreekplays.
16、InapplyingtheOptimumCurrencyArea(OCA)framework,
theconsensusthatEastAsiapresentsasgoodacandidatefor
monetaryintegrationasEuropeisgenerallyarrivedat.However,
itcanbeobservedthatOCAframeworkhadonlyaninsignificant
parttoplayinthedecisiontopasstheEuropeMonetaryUnion
(EMU),ittendstobeovershadowedbypoliticalsentiments.
Thus,thecentralquestiononthepossibilityofanAsian
MonetaryUnionliesnotinitssatisfactionoftheOCAcriteria,
butwhetherthepoliticalresolvetoachievesuchaunionis
existent.
Unfortunately,itappearsthatthepoliticalclimateofEast
Asiaisnotfavorabletowardssuchaunionatpresent,andis
uniikelytoundergomuchpositivealterationinthenearfuture.
ThusthemanifestationofanAsianMonetaryUnionisunlikely
intheforeseeablefuture,asthepoliticalresolvetobring
thisaboutisevidentlylacking.
However,todismissoutrightthepossibilityofcreationofan
EastAsianmonetaryunionwouldbepresumptuous.Eventhough
thepoliticalclimateinEastAsiadoesnotappeartobeready
forsuchanundertakingasyet,itcannotbedeniedthat
integrativeandcooperativeinitiativeshaveindeedmademuch
positiveprogress.Althoughthestateofpan-Asian
institutionsisnowherecomparablewithneededtoengineerthe
EMU,howeverEastAsiaistakingdefinitestepstowards
regionalcooperation.
Thus,itwouldbehastytosimplywriteofftheprospectsof
suchaunion.TheroadtoEastAsiamaybelongandfraughtwith
obstacles,butitisnotimpossible.Onlywithvisionary
leadership,whichlooksbeyondregionalpolitical
sensitivitiesandrivalries,torecognizetheeconomic
imperativeandpromiseofsuchamonetaryunion,canithave
hopesofmaterialization.EastAsianleaders,unwillingto
undertakemonetaryunificationduetofearsofthelossof
politicalsovereigntywhichitwouldentailshouldbemore
farsightedandrecognizethatinthepresentage,sovereignty
isnolongerabsoluteasglobalizationacceleratesand
increasinglyblursthelinesofnationalboundaries.
Sovereigntyisnotcompletelylostasnationswillstillbeable
toinfluencedecision-makingthroughtheunion,butasone
voiceamongstallothermembers.Furthermore,misgivingsabout
theprospectsofAsianmonetaryunificationbasedonthe
groundsthatEastAsiannationsareatverydifferentstages
ofeconomicdevelopmentwithdiversestructureofeconomy
shouldlooktowardsthemonetaryunionbetweenSingaporeand
Brunei,whichhasendureddespiteitsmembers*vast
dissimilarity.Thus,currenteconomicdisparitiesshouldnot
proveinsurmountabletoanEastAsianmonetaryunion,provided
regulatoryandfiscalreformscriticaltosoundandsustainable
economicgrowtharedevelopedalongsidemonetaryunification.
Intheprevioussection,aproposalwhichsuggestsgradual
stepstowardsAsianmonetaryunificationismappedout,by
firstachievingsmallermonetaryunionsinsteadofan
Asian-widemonetaryunion.Inthisway,thevasteconomic
disparityacrossAsiaisbreachedgradually,asopposedto
tacklingitinitsentirety,withtheultimateaimofanEast
Asianwidemonetaryunion.
Thetextismainlyabout
A.TheobstaclesofanEastAsianMonetaryUnion(EAMU).
B.TheimpossibilityofanEAMUintheshortrun.
C.TheprospectofanEAMU.
D.ThecomparisonbetweenEAMUandEMU.
17、
WhatisthedominatingobstacleintheprocessofEAMU?
A.Thepoliticalresolve.
B.TheimbalanceinAsianeconomicdevelopment.
C.Theculturaldifferences.
D.Thehistoricalandgeographicconflicts.
18、
Theunderlinedword"breached"inthelastsentenceofthetext
couldbestbereplacedby
A.Enlarged.
B.Deepened.
C.Flatted.
D.Eliminated.
19、
Itcanbeinferredfromthetextthat
A.WecanapplythesameframeworkofEMUtoanEAMU.
B.Sovereigntywillbelostintheprocessofregional
integration.
C.SingaporeandBruneihavebeeninamonetaryunion.
D.CurrenteconomicdisparitiesareinsurmountabletoanEAMU.
20、
Whichofthefollowingstatementscanbestindicatethe
author'sattitude?
A.ThelackofpoliticalresolverendersanEAMUimpossible.
B.AnEAMUispracticalinthelongrundespitetheirregional
differences.
C.MonetaryunionprovestobesuccessfulinSingaporeand
Brunei.
D.MonetaryunioninEastAsiacancometrueintheshortrun
becauseofeconomiccooperation.
21、PartB(10points)
Inthefollowingtext,somesentenceshavebeenremoved.For
Questions41-45,choosethemostsuitableonefromthelist(A、
B、C^D、E、F、G....)tofitintoeachofthenumberedblank.
Thereareseveralextrachoices,whichdonotfitinanyofthe
gaps.(10points)
WhileAmericanshavebecomeevermoredependentupon
electricityintheirdailylives,acrucialpartofthesystem
thatsupportstheirwayoflifehasnotkeptup.Yes,thecountry
hasbuiltmorepowerplants—enoughtocreateaglutofpower
inmostpartsofthecountry.(41).
California,sdisastrouspartialenergyderegulationandthe
roleplayedbyEnronandotherenergymarketingcompaniesin
itspowercrisishaveimpededchangesinthenationalability
todeliverpower.
(42).Moreover,thedeficiencyalsoincludesinadequate
coordinationamongtheregionsinmanagingtheflowof
electricity.Theseinterregionalweaknessesaresofarthemost
plausibleexplanationfortheblackoutonThursday.
(43).Theproblemiswiththesystemofrules,
organization,andoversightthatgovernsthetransmission
networks.Itwassetupforaverydifferenteraandisnow
caughtinadifficulttransition.
Thetransmissionnetworkswerebuilttoserveautilitysystem
basedonregulatedmonopolies.Intheolddays,therewasno
competitionforcustomers.Today,themissionistoconnect
buyersandsellersseekingthebestdeal,irrespectiveof
politicalboundariesandlocaljurisdictions.
(44).Yetthepowerindustryisprobablynotevenhalfway
thereinitsshiftfromregulationtothemarketplace.The
Californiapowercrisisandthepower-tradingscandalssent
regulatorsbacktothedrawingboard,slowingthedevelopment
ofnewinstitutions,rulesandinvestmenttomakecompetitive
marketswork.
(45).
A.Overall,formorethanadecade,thepowerindustryhasbeen
strugglingwithhowtomovefromtheoldregulationtothenew
marketplace.Thisshiftwasdrivenbytheviewthathalfa
centuryofstateregulationhadproducedpowerpricesthatwere
toohighandtoovariedamongstates.Factoriesandjobswere
migratingfromstateswithhighelectricpowerpricestothose
withlowerprices.
B.Butthetransmissionsystemiscaughtinthemiddleofthe
stalledderegulationoftheAmericanelectricpowerindustry.
C.Asaresult,thedevelopmentoftheregionaltransmission
organizationsiserratic.Morethanone-thirdofthepower
transmittedisnotunderthecontrolofregionaltransmission
organizations.Somestatesfearthattheircheappowerwould
besuckedawaytoothermarkets;othersdonotwantto
subordinatestateauthoritytotheFederalEnergyRegulatory
Commission.
D.Itwasunclearwhenthewaterswouldrecede,nevermindwhen
lifewouldreturntonormal.Powermaynotberestoredforweeks.
Looting,too.Begantospiraloutofcontrol.Mr.Nagin,who
saidthecitymightbeuninhabitableforthreemonths,was
forcedtoorderpolicetoconcentrateonstoppingcrime,not
savingpeople.
E.What,spreventinggreaterconnectionandcoordination
betweenregions?Thetechnologyexists,andisavailable;the
economicbenefitsofrelievingthebottlenecksbetweenregions
farexceedsthecostsbymanybillionsofdollars.
F.Yet,despiteclaimsinthewakeoflastweek'sblackoutthat
thenationhasa"thirdworld“powergrid,theregionalnetworks
arefirstworld.Butinonecriticalaspect,thesystemhas
becomeincreasinglyvulnerable:intheinterconnectionsamong
thedifferentregions.Boththenumberandsizeofthewires
onthebordersbetweenregionsareinadequatefortherising
flowofelectricity.Thismissingpartcreatestheworst
bottlenecksinthesystem.
G.Sinceenteringtheoverseaspowermarketin1993,KEPCOhas
establishedseveralachievementsthroughitsdistinguish
22、(42)
23、(43)
24、(44)
25、(45)
26^PartC
Directions:Readthefollowing
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