大学英语四级考试模拟试卷(附答案)

大学英语四级考试模拟试卷PartⅠWritingDirections:Forthispart,youareallowed30minutestowritealetterofadvicetoyourcousinabouthowtospendthefirstwinterholidayincollege.Youshouldwriteatleast120wordsfollowingtheoutlinegivenbelow.1、现在网上购物已成为一种时尚2．网上购物有很多好处，但也有不少问题3．我的建议PartⅡReadingComprehension(SkimmingandScanning)

ExchangeRates：ABriefHistoryofExchangeRates

Forcenturies，thecurrenciesoftheworldwerebackedbygold．Thatis，apieceofpapercurrencyissuedbyanyworldgovernmentrepresentedarealamountofgoldheldinavaultbythatgovernment．Inthe1930s，theU.S.setthevalueofthedollarat8single，unchanginglevel：lounceofgoldwasworth$35．AfterWorldWarII，othercountriesbasedthevalueoftheircurrenciesontheU.S.dollar．SinceeveryoneknewhowmuchgoldaU.S.dollarwasworth，thenthevalueofanyothercurrencyagainstthedollarcouldbebasedonitsvalueingold．AcurrencyworthtwiceasmuchgoldasaU.S.dollarwas，therefore，alsoworthtwoU.S.dollars．

Unfortunately，therealworldofeconomicsoutpacedthissystem．TheU.S.dollarsufferedfrominflation(itsvaluerelativetothegoodsitcouldpurchasedecreased)，whileothercurrenciesbecamemorevaluableandmorestable．Finally，in1971，theU.S.tookawaythegoldstandardaltogether．Thismeantthatthedollarnolongerrepresentedanactualamountofaprecioussubstance-marketforcesalonedetermineditsvalue．

Today，theU.S.dollarstilldominatesmanyfinancialmarkets．Infact，exchangeratesareoftenexpressedintermsofU.S.dollars．Currently，theU.S.dollarandtheeuroaccountforapproximately50percentofallcurrencyexchangetransactionsintheworld．AddingBritishpounds，Canadiandollars，Australiandollars，andJapaneseyentothelistaccountsforover80percentofcurrencyexchangesaltogether．

MethodsofExchange：theFloatingExchangeRate

Therearetwomainsystemsusedtodetermineacurrency'sexchangerate：floatingcurrencyandpeggedcurrency．Themarketdeterminesafloatingexchangerate．Inotherwords，acurrencyisworthwhateverbuyersarewillingtopayforit．Thisisdeterminedbysupplyanddemand，whichisinturndrivenbyforeigninvestment，import/exportratios，inflation，andahostofothereconomicfactors．

Generally，countrieswithmature，stableeconomicmarketswilluseafloatingsystem．Virtuallyeverymajornationusesthissystem，includingtheU.S.，CanadaandGreatBritain．Floatingexchangeratesareconsideredmoreefficient，becausethemarketwillautomaticallycorrecttheratetoreflectinflationandothereconomicforces．

Thefloatingsystemisn'tperfect，though．Ifacountry'seconomysuffersfrominstability，afloatingsystemwilldiscourageinvestment．Investorscouldfallvictimtowildswingsintheexchangerates，aswellasdisastrousinflation．

MethodsofExchange：thePeggedExchangeRate

Apegged，orfixedsystem，isoneinwhichtheexchangerateissetandartificiallymaintainedbythegovernment．Theratewillbepeggedtosomeothercountry'sdollar，usuallytheU.S.dollar．Theratewillnotfluctuatefromdaytoday．

Agovernmenthastoworktokeeptheirpeggedratestable．Theirnationalbankmustholdlargereservesofforeigncurrencytomitigatechangesinsupplyanddemand．Ifasuddendemandforacurrencywastodriveuptheexchangerate，thenationalbankwouldhavetoreleaseenoughofthatcurrencyintothemarkettomeetthedemand．Theycanalsobuyupcurrencyiflowdemandisloweringexchangerates．

Countriesthathaveimmature，potentiallyunstableeconomiesusuallyuseapeggedsystem．Developingnationscanusethissystemtopreventout-of-controlinflation．Thesystemcanbackfire，however，iftherealworldmarketvalueofthecurrencyisnotreflectedbythepeggedrate．Inthatcase，ablackmarketmayspringup，wherethecurrencywillbetradedatitsmarketvalue，disregardingthegovernment'speg．

Whenpeoplerealizethattheircurrencyisn’tworthasmuchasthepeggedrateindicates，theymayrushtoexchangetheirmoneyforother，morestablecurrencies．Thiscanleadtoeconomicdisaster，sincethesuddenfloodofcurrencyinworldmarketsdrivestheexchangerateverylow．Soifacountrydoesn'ttakegoodcareoftheirpeggedrate，theymayfindthemselveswithworthlesscurrency．

MethodsofExchange：Hybrids

Inreality，fewexchangeratesystemsare100percentfloating，or100percentpegged.Countriesusingapeggedratecanavoidmarketpanicsandinflationarydisastersbyusingafloatingpeg．TheypegtheirratetotheU.S.dollar，andthatratedoesn'tfluctuatefrom

daytoday．However，thegovernmentperiodicallyreviewstheirpeg，andmakesminoradjustmentstokeepitinlinewiththetruemarketvalue。

Floatingsystemsaren'treallylefttothemercyofmarketforces，either．Governmentsusingfloatingexchangeratesmakechangestotheirnationaleconomicpolicythatcanaffectexchangerates，directlyorindirectly。Taxcuts，changestothenationalinterestrate，andimporttariffscanallchangethevalueofanation'scurrency，eventhoughthevaluetechnicallyfloats．

TheEuro

OnJanuary1，2002，theeurobecamethesinglecurrencyof12memberstatesoftheEuropeanUnion-makingitthesecondlargestcurrencyintheworld(theU.S.dollarbeingthelargest)．Thiswas，todate，thelargestcurrencyeventinthehistoryoftheworld；twelvenationalcurrenciescompletelydisappearedandwerereplacedbytheeuro。

Althoughtheeuroisfundamentallyatooltoenhancepoliticalsolidarity，italsohastheeconomiceffectofunifyingtheeconomiesofparticipatingcountries．Someoftheeuro'sadvantages，inregardtoeconomics，include：

·Eliminationofexchange-ratefluctuations-theeuroeliminatesthefluctuationsofcurrencyvaluesacrosscertainborders．

·Transactioncosts-touristsandotherswhocrossseveralbordersduringthecourseofatriphadtoexchangetheirmoneyastheyenteredeachnewcountry。ThecostsofMIoftheseexchangesaddedupsignificantly．Withtheeuro，noexchangesarenecessarywithintheEurolandcountries．

·Increasedtradeacrossborders-thepricetransparency，eliminationofexchange-ratefluctuations，andtheeliminationofexchange-transactioncostsallcontributetoanincreaseintradeacrossbordersofalltheEurolandcountries。

·Increasedcross-borderemployment-withasinglecurrency，itislesscumbersomeforpeopletocrossintothenextcountrytowork，becausetheirsalaryispaidinthesamecurrencytheyuseintheirowncountry．2、______，othercountriesbasedthevalueoftheircurrenciesontheU.S.dollar.

A.AfterWorldWarI

B.AfterWorldWatII

C.In1930s

D.In1960s3、TheabolitionofthegoldstandardinU.S.wasresultedfrom______。

A.thedeclineofthepurchasingpoweroftheU.S.dollar

B.policyofdeflation

C.thedecreasedvalueofgold

D.theDepression4、Theuseofafloatingsystemofforeignexchangeisusuallysupported______．

A.byamature，potentiallyunstableeconomy

B.byaimmaturebutstableeconomy

C.byamatureandstableeconomy

D.byaimmature，potentiallyunstableeconomy5、Accordingtotheauthor，apeggedsystemofforeignexchange______．

A.isefficient

B.isbetterthanafloatingsystem

C.doeschangefromdaytoday

D.doesnotfluctuatefromdaytoday6、Inafixedsystem，thegovernmentmust______ifthereisasuddendemandforonecurrencytokeepthesystemstable．

A.sellenoughofthatcurrencyintothemarket

B.buyupthatcurrencyinthemarket

C.discourageinvestment

D.holdlargereservesofthatcurrency8、OnJanuary1，2002，theeurobecame______．

A.thelargestcurrencyintheworld

B.thecurrencyreplacingtheU.S.dollar

C.thesinglecurrencyoftheEuropeanUnion

D.thecurrencyofthewholeworld9、Thetwomostdominantcurrenciesare______．10、ThoughtheeurohastheeconomiceffectofunifyingtheeconomiesinmostEuropeancountries，itisfundamentallyatoolto______．11、Theadvantagesoftheeuroincludeeliminationofexchange-ratefluctuations，transactioncosts，increasedtradeacrossborders，and______．PartⅢListeningComprehensionSectionA12、A.Tobuytheapartment.

B.Togoshopping.

C.Topaythebill.

D.Torenttheapartment.13、A.Waitingtobuythetickets.

B.Callingafriend.

C.Lookingforsomething.

D.Attendingaparty.14、A.Hardtosay.

B.Farmoreinteresting.

C.Exhaustingandhomesick.

D.Worthyofvisitingagain.15、A.ThewomanforgottoinviteLinda.

B.Thewomanhasmadeaperfectpreparation.

C.Lindamayhelpherinpreparingthemenu.

D.Thewomanhasinvitedmanyfriends.16、A.Themanwantedtogetthejobquickly.

B.Themanhadaslimchancetogetthisjob.

C.Themanhadnoideaabouttheinterview.

D.Themanwaswaitingforthenews.17、A.Attheairport.

B.Atthesceneryspot.

C.Inarestaurant.

D.Inastore.18、A.Todialtherighttelephonenumbers.

B.Tohavethetelephonerepaired.

C.Toopenthetelephoneserviceoftheroom.

D.Toremitthemoneytothebank.19、A.Hefailedtowinthereward.

B.Therewardisnotmuch.

C.Hehaswonthecompetition.

D.Hehasspentupthereward.20、A.Tonotifyherofherpromotion.

B.Toinformherofnewequipment.

C.Toinquireabouttheofficeproblems.

D.Todiscussmeetingoftheboard.21、A.Thattherewasnoeffect.

B.Thatitimprovedoperations.

C.Thatoperationsbecamelessefficient.

D.Thattheemployeesbecamedissatisfied.22、A.Asunusuallygood.

B.Asnotverygood.

C.Asquiteordinary.

D.Asunsatisfactory.23、A.Sheappreciatesalotabouttheskinofthebeauty.

B.Sheshowsjealousyaboutthebeauty.

C.Sheshowssatisfactiontothepicture.

D.Make-upcanturntheuglytobethebeauty.24、A.Theytendtoputlotsofmake-uponface.

B.Theywilleatmorecucumbers.

C.Theytendtotrynaturalvegetableontheskin.

D.Theywillhavesomecosmeticsurgeryontheface.25、A.CucumbersarerichinwaterandVitaminA.

B.Cucumberscanbeusedtocurethescar.

C.Cucumberscanreducethewrinklesoftheface.

D.Cucumbersareeffectiveintighteningtheskin.26、A.Trysomeherbalplants.

B.Gotothebeautysalon.

C.Haveacosmeticsurgery.

D.Putcucumberonhisface.SectionBPassageTwo27、A.Goldwasdiscovered.

B.Thetranscontinentalrailroadwascompleted.

C.TheGoldenGateBridgewasconstructed.D.TelegraphcommunicationswereestablishedwiththeEast.28、A.Abouttwomillion.

C.Aboutfivemillion.

B.Aboutthreemillion.

D.Aboutsixmillion.29、A.19milliondollars.

C.37milliondollars.

B.32milliondollars.

D.42milliondollars.PassageThree30、A.Arecipeforasoftdrink.

C.ThehistoryofCola.

B.ThemedicinaleffectsofCola.

D.Soft-drinkproduction.31、A.Asasoftdrink.

C.Asflavoredhardcandy.

B.Asmedicine.

D.Asacookingoil.32、A.Bymixingitwithspecialoils.

B.Byheatingit.

C.Bycombiningitwithdifferentflavors

D.Byaddingsodawater.PassageOne33、A.BecausetheLINwantedtoincreasethewateruseintheworld.

B.BecausetheUNwantedtoattractpeople'sattentiontothewaterproblems.

C.BecausetheUNestimatedthatfreshwaterwouldbeusedupby2025.

D.BecausetheUNestimatedthattheenvironmentmightbedamagedwithinafewyears.34、A.Morethan70million.

C.Morethan2000million.

B.Morethan1000million.

D.Morethan6000million.35、A.Toreducehalfofthenumberofpeoplewholacksafedrinkingwaterby2015.

B.TomaintainsustainabledevelopmentofSouthAfricatill2015.

C.Toreleaseareportonwaterdevelopmentandwaterproblemsintheworld.

D.Toarousepoliticaldesiretomeetfuturewaterdemands.SectionC

Someindividualsviewrecreationaslargelynon-productive,eventrivial.

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recreationisnotconsideredhealthy,andmaybe

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asescapism.However,researchhasshownthatrecreation

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tolifesatisfaction,qualityoflife,healthandwellness,andthattheuseofrecreationasadiversionmayhaveclinical

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toindividualswithchronicpainandotherhealthimpairments.Insomeculturesand

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,recreationisencouragedoncertaindaysanddiscouragedonothers.Forexample,inJudaism,theShabbatisadayforrecreationandrelaxation,whichhasinturn

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manyChristiansectstousetheSabbathforthesamepurpose.However,somesects

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theSabbathtobeadaywhenworshipisdoneinplaceofrecreation.

Recreationis

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importanttothelongevityofhumanbeings,especiallybecauseithelpscounteractstress.AccordingtosomeresearchcitedinTimemagazine,

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Recreationcanbecomeanorganizedactivityoflocalgovernmentsandlo--profitenterprises.Localgovernmentsoftencreateparksorcommunitycenters.

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,whichprovidesvenuesandstaffingfororganizedsports,at-riskyouthactivities,artsandcrafts,andSeniorcitizenactivities.SeveralU.S.stategovernmentsoperaterecreationprogramsfortheirprisonpopulations.Thoughcontroversial,theseprogramsareintendedtoprovideinmateswithconstructiveuseoftheirtimethroughaccesstomusic,hobbies,craftsandexerciseequipment.Otherpossiblebenefitsincludereducedhealthcarecostsandalowerrecidivismrate.

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.PartⅣReadingComprehension(ReadinginDepth)SectionA

WhatdoNationalSemiconductor,MaxwellHouseCoffee,Deloitte&Touche,andHearstMagazineshaveincommon?Alltheseorganizationsare

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bywomen.Moreover,accordingtoarecentstudybyCatalyst,anationalnonprofitorganization

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womeninbusiness,morethan80percentofFortune500companieshaveatleastonewomanontheirboardsofdirectors,upfrom69percenttwoyearsearlier.Despiteallthis,thereis

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thatwomenarenotcommonlyfoundattheexecutivelevel.NoFortune-500companyhasafemaleCEO;womenexecutivesare

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underrepresentedinsomeindustries,suchasmanufacturing,engineering,andfinancialservices;andresponsestotheCatalystsurveyshowthatsixintenwomenbelievewomensufferdiscrimination(歧视)in

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executivebusinesspositions.

Industryexpertshavepointedoutseveralblockstowomen's

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upthecorporateladder.Amongtheseblocksaretheprejudiced

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ofwomenthatsomemeninmanagerialpositionsstillbringtotherecruitingprocess.Inaddition,becausewomenareoften

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fromtheinformalnetworkoutsidetheoffice--forexample,bynotbeinggivenseasonticketstosportingeventsandbynotbeinginvitedtoplaygolf--theymissoutontheopportunitytobuildrelationships.Otherblocksincludedifficultiesin

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careerandfamily(womenarestilltheprimarycaregiversinoursociety),lackofgeneralmanagementexperience,

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totravel,andunfriendlycorporateculturesthatdrivewomenawaybeforetheyarereadyforexecutivepositions.

A.extremely

B.maintain

C.headed

D.effectively

E.assisting

F.willingness

G.notions

H)reluctance

I)pursuing

J)accordingly

K)balancing

L)excluded

M)evidence

N)progress

O)acquiredSectionBPassageOne

Talktoanyparentofastudentwhotookanadventurousgapyear(ayearbetweenschoolanduniversitywhensomestudentsearnmoney,travel,etc.)andamistylookwillcomeintotheireyes.Therearesomedisastersandeventhemostmotivated,organisedgapstudentdocsrequirefamilyback-up,financial,cmotionalandphysical.Theparentalmistinessisnotjustaboutthebrilliantexperiencethathasmaturedtheiroffspring;itisvicariousliving.Weallwishpre-universitygapyearshadbeenthefashioninourday.Wecanseehowmuchtougherourkidsbecome,howmuchmorepreparedtobenefitfromuniversityortodecidepositivelythattheyaregoingtodosomethingotherthanadegree.

Gapyearsarcfashionable,asisreflectedinthehugegrowthinthenumberofcharitiesandprivatecompaniesofferingthem.PicturesofPrinceWilliamtoilinginChilehavehelped,butthetrendhasbeengatheringsteamforadecade.Therangeofgappackagesstartswithbackpacking,andincludesworkingwithcharities,buildinghospitalsandschoolsand,verycommonly,workingasalanguageassistant,teachingEnglish.Withthistrend,however,comesadanger.Onceparentsfeelthatawell-structuredyearisessentialtotheirwould-beundergraduate'sprogresstoabetteruniversity,agooddegree,animpressiveCVandwellpaidemployment,asthegapcompanies'blurbs(产品推介)suggestitmightbe,thenparentswillstartorganizing--andpayingfor--thegaps.

Wheretherearedisasters,accordingtoRichardOliver,directorofthegapcompanies'umbrellaorganization,theYearOutGroup,itisusuallybecauseofpoorplanning.Thatcanbethefaultofthecompanyorofthestudent,hesays,butthebestinsuranceisthoughtfulpreparation."Whenpeoplegetitwrong,itisusuallymedicalor,especiallyamonggirls,itisthattheyhavenotbeenawayfromhomebeforeorbecauseexpectationdoesnotmatchreality."

Thepointofagapyearisthatitshouldbethetimewhentheschoolleavergetstodothethingthatheorshefancies.The18-year-old,whowasdispatchedbyhisparentsattwoweeks'noticetoCanadatolearntobeasnowboardinginstructoratacostof5800,probablycamebackwithlittlemorethanahangover.The18-year-oldonthesamepackagewhoworkedforhisfareandspenttherestofhisyearinstructinginresortsfromNewZealandtoSwitzerland.andcamebacktoapplyforuniversity,isthepositivecounterbalance.57、Theword"packages"(Line3,Para.2)means______.

A.parcelscarriedintraveling

B.acomprehensivesetofactivities

C.somethingpresentedinaparticularway

D.charityactions58、Whatcancausethedisastersofgapyears?

A.Interventionofparents.

B.Carefulplanning,

C.Goodhealth.

D.Realisticexpectation.59、An18-year-oldisbelievedtotakeameaningfulgapyearwhenhe/she______.

A.livesuptohis/herparents'expectations

B.spendstimebeinglazyanddoingnothing

C.learnsskillsbyspendingparents'money

D.earnshisorherlivingandgainsworkingexperience60、Itcanbeinferredfromthefirstparagraphthatparentsofgapstudentsmay______.

A.helpchildrentobepreparedfordisasters

B.receiveallkindsofsupportfromtheirchildren

C.haverichexperienceinbringingtiptheiroffspring

D.experiencewatchingchildrengrowup61、AccordingtothePara.2,whenitcomestogapyears,______.

A.thepopularityofgapyearsresultsfromanincreasingnumberofcharities

B.PrinceWilliamwasworkinghardduringhisgapyear

C.gapyearsarcnotasfashionableastheyweretenyearsago

D.awell-structuredgapyearisaguaranteeofuniversitysuccessPassageTwo

ForgetBrother,CanYouSpareaDime?Thethemesongofthisrecessionmightwellbe"Mother,CanYouWriteaCheck?"Thedistressingeconomyhasresultedinincreasingnumbersofparentsandgrandparentshelpingouttheirstrappedadultchildrenandgrandkidswithhomedownpayments,credit-cardbailouts(紧急财政援助),andsparecash--oftenatthesametimeasparentsaretryingtoconfrontnewretirementbudgets.

"Weareseeingatonofthis,"saysRossLevin,anEdina,Minn.,financialadviser."Sometimesit'sagreatideaandsometimesitisnot.Youhavetomakesureyouputonyourownoxygenmaskfirst."

Some62percentofvisitorstoGhavehelpedtheirkidsfinanciallyinthepastyear,with70percentofthatgrouphandingovercashtohelptheiradultchildrenandgrandchildrenwithdailyexpenses,saysthesite'sCEO,JerryShereshewsky.Anotherpopularcategoryishousing;inthelastyearmanyparentshavecoughedupdownpaymentstohelptheirkidsgetintohomeswhilethe8,000first-timehomebuyer'screditwasineffect.

Thenthere'sthedebt-bailoutsituation.AsurveyrecentlyconductedbyCforNewsweekfoundthat42percentoffolkswithadultchildrenhavehelpedthempayoffcarloans,creditcards,medicalbills,andmore.

NoneofthisissurprisingtoShereshewsky,whoseesthetrendasanaturalresultofchangingfamiliesandthedistributionofwealth."Thisiswhereallthemoneyis--andit'swherethemoneyis,despitethefactthatwe'vehadthismeltdown."Ingeneral,thebaby-boomgenerationisfarwealthierthantheirchildrenare,andhasalowerunemploymentratethan20-somethings.Hesaysthatthevastmajorityofmulti-generationhouseholdsnowinvolveadultchildren(andsometimestheirchildren)movinginwithagingparents.Baby-boomparentsgenerallyaspiretohelpingtheirkidsandtheirgrandchildrenanddon'twanttowaituntiltheyaredeadtodoit.

"Youshouldgivewhileyou'reyoungenoughtoenjoythefruitsofwhatyou'redoing,"saysShereshewsky,whoispersonallyconsideringgettingareversemortgageonhishomewhenitcomestimetohelphis20-somethingkidswithhomepurchases.62、Accordingthepassage,peopleareregardedas"strapped"iftheyare______.

A.joblessintherecession

B.infinancialdifficulties

C.dependentontheirparents

D.troubledbycreditcarddebt63、RossLevinthinksthatsometimes,itisnotagreatideathat______.

A.parentshelpouttheiradultchildren

B.adultchildrenspendmorethantheyearn

C.parentshaveconfrontednewretirementbudget

D.adultchildrendisregardparents'difficulties64、Withthefirst-timehomebuyer'scredit,_______.

A.childrendidnothavetoturntoparentsforhelp

B.childrenfounditeasiertodealwithdownpayment

C.parentsstillhadtohelppayforthedownpayment

D.parentsfeltrelievedfromexpenseonhousing65、Whatdoweknowaboutthepeopleofthebaby-boomgeneration?

A.Mostofthembecomeparentsintheirtwenties.

B.Mostofthemprefertolivewiththeirchildren.

C.Theyarewillingtotakecareoftheiragingparents.

D.Theyhaveahigheremploymentratethantheirkids.66、Shereshewskyismostlikelytoagreethat______.

A.parentsshouldhelpouttheiradultkids

B.youngpeopleshouldbeindependent

C.parentsshouldenjoytheirownlives

D.youngpeopleshouldhelptheirparentsPartⅤCloze

Initsvariousformsfromfictiontodocumentary,themotionpicturehasbecomeasignificantelementofcontemporaryculture.Itisanartformwhich

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millionsofpeoplefromallsocialclasses.Movieshaveinfluencedcurrentstandardsofbeautyandhavesetdressfashions.Theyhave

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nationalmyths.TheAmericanWestern

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infilms,forexample,isnotreallythefrontierofhistoricalfact.Movieshaveshownviewersothercountriesandbroadenedtheir

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ofdifferentlife-styles.Butmovieshavealsokept

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stereotypesandprejudices.Somecriticshave

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recentfilmsofencouragingviolenceinAmericansociety.Otherssuggestthat

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violenceinfilmshelpsantisocialviewerstosafelyridthemselvesofaggressivefeelings.

Interest

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therelationshipoffilmstoAmericancultureisasoldastheinterestinfilm

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Butinterestinother

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offilmscholarshipismorerecent.Duringthe1960s,therewasan

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growthinthenumberandtypesoffilmclassesofferedinAmericancollegesanduniversities.Inotherschools,studentsconcentrateonlearning

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tomakefilms.Inmanyotherschools,classes

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withthehistoryoffilmasanartformand

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thestudy,offilmtheory,andcriticism.Filmis

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studiedinmoregeneralcoursesinthehumanities.Scholarsnowanalyzetheworkofimportantdirectors.Theyexaminethestructuresandconventionswhichcreatefilmgroupsorgenres(流派)

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thewesternandgangster(匪徒)films.Filmstudyhasbecomea

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academicdiscipline.

Competing

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televisionsincetheearly1950s,theAmericanfilmindustryhaschangeddramatically.Sohavefilmsthemselves.Butwhateverchangesarebrought

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animportantAmericanartformandasignificantculturalforce.67、A.arrivesB.reachesC.arousesD.researches68、A.invented

B.discovered

C.created

D.detected69、A.fashion

B.gangster

C.director

D.frontier70、A.vivid

B.living

C.alive

D.live71、A.awareness

B.association

C.confidence

D.conscience72、A.what

B.when

C.how

D.where73、A.deal

B.dispose

C.discard

D.disagree74、A.like

B.with

C.of

D.as75、A.less

B.more

C.also

D.either76、A.as

B.like

C.or

D.and77、A.respectful

B.respective

C.respecting

D.respected78、A.With

B.for

C.about

D.against79、A.up

B.out

C.about

D.down80、A.remain

B.retain

C.contain

D.attain81、A.charged

B.complained

C.accused

D.criticized82、A.seeing

B.watching

C.staring

D.gazing83、A.of

B.on

C.in

D.for84、A.themselves

B.itself

C.oneself

D.herself85、A.areas

B.regions

C.districts

D.aspects86、A.enormous

B.vast

C.enlarged

D.hugePartⅥTranslation87、____________________(不论是什么建议),hewillturnadeafeartothem.88、______(因被指控忽略了我们的教育)，myfathersentmybrotherandmetoasummerschool．89、Butnomatterhowgoodabrainhehastobeginwith,anindividualwillhavealoworderofintelligence______(除非他有机会学习).90、Hisworkinvolvedtripsoverseastoattendconferencesandmeet________________(从事同一领城的同行).91、This