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考研英语(一)第四部分分段翻译练习题

材料题

根据下面资料,回答1-5题

(46)AmajorAntarcticglaciersatriskofdisintegratingirreversiblyifit

passesakeytippingpoint,whichcouldtriggerthecollapseoftheentire

WestAntarcticicesheet—andwecan'tsaywhenitmighthappen.Pine

IslandglacierisoneoftwoglaciersflowingintoPineIslandBay,partof

theAmundsenSeaoffWestAntarctica.TheotherisThwaitesglacier.

Bothhaveretreatedrapidlyduetoclimatechange,contributingtorising

sealevels.

Worse,thetwoglaciersaretheweakpointoftheWestAntarcticice

sheet,whichsitsonbedrockbelowsealevel.(47)Adramaticglacier

retreatcouldletwatergetundertheiceandthuscollapsetheentireice

sheet,leadingtomorethan3metersofsealevelrise,overcenturies.

ThemainreasonthePineIslandglacierisretreatingisacurrentof

warmerwaterthatnowperiodicallyflowsunderitsfloatingtip,melting

itfrombelow.(48)Rosierandhiscolleaguessimulatedtheglacier's

behaviorastheoceanwateratitstipslowlywarmed;theyfoundthatit

passedthroughnotonebutthreetippingpoints.Thefirsttwobothledto

rapidiceloss,eveniftheoceanwaslatercooled;thethirdcausedthe

glaciertocollapseentirely.Thiscouldn'tbestoppedbycoolingthe

ocean.

"Tippingpointthreeissortofgameover,"saysTedScambosatthe

UniversityofColoradoinBoulder.Inthemodel,thethirdtippingpoint

occurredwhentheoceanwaterhadwarmedby1.2固A2014study

foundthattheAmundsenSeaiswarmingby0.1to0.3回perdecade.

However,Rosiersaysthe1.2回thresholdisonly"aroughballpark"."It's

highlylikelythatthingsmighthappenoveraquickerperiodoftime,"he

says.(49)Rapidoceanwarmingcouldeventriggeracascade,inwhich

thefirsttippingpointcausedenoughmeltingtounleashthesecond,and

thenthethird.TherealchallengeisthattheAmundsenSeaisn'twarming

asifathermostatwerebeingturnedup,saysScambos.

(50)Instead,warmerwaterthatusedt。bekeptoutbycurrentsand

windsisenteringinpulses,controlledbyshiftsinwindsacrossthePacific

Ocean.Couldweseethetippingpointcoming?Inthemodel,the

researcherswereabletospotwarningsigns:PineIslandglacierbecame

slowtorespondtoperturbationsinoceantemperature.Buttheyneeded

300yearsofdataforthistoworkouthowtheglacierbehavedearlierin

itshistorybystudyingsedimentcoresfromtheoceanfloorjustoff

Antarctica,saysScambos.

1[简答题]

第(46)题答案

参考解析:如果南极的一个主要冰川超过了关键的临界点,那么它就

有不可逆转地瓦解的危险,这可能会引发整个南极西部冰盖的崩塌。

2[简答题]

第(47)题答案

参考解析:急剧的冰川消退可能会让水进入冰下,从而使整个冰盖崩

塌,导致海平面在几个世纪内上升超过3米。

3[简答题]

第(48)题答案

参考解析:罗齐尔和他的同事们模拟了当冰川末端的海水缓慢变暖时

冰川的活动;他们发现不传经过了三个临界点,而不是一个临界点。

4[简答题]

第(49)题答案

参考解析:快速的海洋变暖甚至可能引发一连串的后果,第一个临界

点造成的融化足以触发第二个临界点,然后就是第三个临界点。

5[简答题]

第(50)题答案

参考解析:相反,过去被洋流和风阻挡在外的温暖海水,现在正以脉

冲的形式进入,而这种脉冲是由横跨太平洋的风向变化控制的。

・材料题

•根据下面资料,回答6-10题

Howshouldwetellthestoryofthedigitalcentury,nowtwodecadesold?

Wecouldfocus,asjournalistsdo,onthedepredationsoftheconnected

life.AsFacebook,Twitter,andYouTubehavedevouredtheonlineworld,

theyhaveunderminedtraditionalmedia,empoweredpropagandists,

andwidenedAmerica'spoliticaldivides.Thesmartphone,forallits

wonderandutility,hasalsoprovedtobeananaesthetic.

(46)Theinternetagewaspraisedasathirdindustrialrevolution—aspur

f。门ndividualingenuityandanengineofemployment,however,on

thesecounts,ithasnotdelivered.T。thecontrary,thedigitalagehas

coincidedwithaslumpinAmerica'seconomicdynamism.Thetech

sector'sinnovationshavemadeahandfulofpeoplequiterich,(47)butit

hasfailedt。createenoughmiddle-classjobsortohelpsokethe

country'smostpressingproblems:deterioratinginfrastructure,climate

change』owgrowth,risingeconomicinequality.

Decadesfromnow,historianswilllikelylookbackonthebeginningof

the21stcenturyasaperiodwhenthesmartestmindsintheworld's

richestcountrysanktheirtalent,time,andcapitalintoanarrowbandof

humanendeavor—digitaltechnology.Theireffortshavegivenus

frictionlessaccesstomedia,information,consumergoods,and

chauffeurs.(48)Softwarehashardlyremadethephysicalworldwhenwe

werepromisedanindustrialrevolution,whereaswhatwegotwasa

revolutioninconsumerconvenience.

TheoriginalIndustrialRevolutionfreedhumanityfromthe

centuries-longprisonofsloweconomicgrowth.Intheearly19thcentury,

productivityandincomewereskyrocketing,firstinEnglandandsoon

throughoutEurope.Whilethetransitionwasbrutalformany,(49)the

gainswerebroadlyshared:Realwagesfortheworkingclassdoubledin

thefirsthalfofthecentury,andlifeexpectancyatbirthrosedramatically

inthesecondhalf.

Inthecomputerage,theeconomyhastrendedintheoppositedirection.

Lookupfromyourtextbooks:Everythingisgettingbetterexceptour

abilitytomeasurehowmuchbettereverythingisgetting.(50)Butn。

matterhowaggressivelyyoutorturethenumbers,thecomputeragehas

coincidedwithadeclineintherateofeconomicgrowthaswellas

innovation.Thebulkofinnovationhasbeenshuntedintotheinvisible

realmofbytesandcode.Allofthatcode,technologyadvocatesargue,

hasincreasedhumaningenuitybyallowingindividualstotinker,talk,and

tradewithunprecedentedease.Thiscertainlyfeelstrue.Butbymost

measures,individualinnovationisindecline.In2015,Americanswere

farlesslikelytostartacompanythantheywereinthe1980s.

6[简答题]

第(46)题答案

参考解析:互联网时代被誉为第三次工业革命一一激发个人创造力并

且创造就业机会;然而,在这些方面,它没有兑现。

7[简答题]

第(47)题答案

参考解析:但它未能创造足够的中产阶级就业岗位,也没有帮助解决

美国最紧迫的问题:基础设施恶化、气候变化、低增长和经济不平等

加剧。

8[简答题]

第(48)题答案

参考解析:当我们被承诺一场工业革命时,软件却几乎没有重塑物质

世界,而我们得到的只是一场消费者便利性的革命。

9[简答题]

第(49)题答案

参考解析:但是(它带来的)好处得到了广泛的共享:在19世纪上半

叶,工人阶级的实际工资翻了一番,而且在19世纪下半叶出生时预

期寿命也大幅度增长。

10[简答题]

第(50)题答案

参考解析:但是,无论你对这些数字有多苛刻,计算机时代都伴随着

经济增长率的下降和创新的衰退。

•材料题

•根据下面资料,回答11-15题

Sincecultureisdefinedbrieflyas"thetotalityofbeliefsandpracticesof

asociety,"nothingisofgreaterstrategicimportancethanthelanguage

throughwhichitsbeliefsareexpressedandtransmittedandbywhich

mostinteractionofitsmemberstakesplace.

(46)Therelationbetweenlanguageandculturewouldnotconstitute

suchseriousdifficultiesforcross-culturalunderstandingifitwerenotfor

thenumerousmisconceptionsaboutlanguageanditsfunctionwithina

society.Perhapsthemostseriousmisconceptionistheideathateach

languagemoreorlesscontrolsthewaypeoplethink,sometimes

expressedas"Wethinkthewaywethinkbecausewetalkthewaywe

talk."(47)Itistruethattheparticularstructuresofalanguagemay

reflecttoacertaindegreethewaypeoplethinkandtheymaybesaidt。

form"thepathsforthinking,"buttheydonotdeterminewhatorhow

peoplemustthink.Languagesaretooopen-endedandhuman

imaginationistoocreativetoeverberigidlyruledbytheregulationsof

anyfeatureoflanguage

.Somepeoplehavethoughtthateachlanguageissodistinctthatthere

isnovalidwayinwhichthediscoursesofonelanguagecanbetranslated

intoanother.Butatleastninetypercentofthefundamentalstructuresof

alllanguagesarequitesimilar,andlanguageuniversalsfaroutweighthe

distinctions.Alllanguagesemployfigurativeexpressionsandhavea

greatnumberofliteraryforms.(48)Onelanguage-culturemay

emphasizethedevelopmentanduseofparticulargenres,e.g.epic

poetryoranimalfolktales,whichanotherlanguage-culturemayseldom

employandmayevenstronglyreject.Butthepeopleofany

language-culturehavesufficientimaginationandexperienceto

understandhowthepeopleofanotherlanguage-culturemayrightly

differintheirbehaviorandvalues,sincethebehavioraldifferences

withinasinglecultureareusuallygreaterthanthosewhichexist

betweencultures.

(49)Theideathatsomelanguagesarefarsuperiortootherlanguages

andthataccordinglysomeculturesarefarsuperiort。otherculturesis

alsoanotedobstaclet。understandingtherelationbetweenlanguage

andculture.Whenpeoplespeakaboutlanguagesuperiority,theyare

usuallytalkingabouttheliteraturewhichhasbeenproducedinsucha

languagebycreativewriters.Theoralandwrittenliteraturesofdifferent

languagescandifferconsiderablyinquality,(50)butthisisnottheresult

oftheformalstructuresofthelanguageinquestionbutofthewaysin

whichthepeopleofthesocietyhaveinvestedcreativetalentinusingthe

languageasamediumfortheproductionofvaluableliteraryworks.All

languageshavethepotentialforoutstandingaestheticexpression.Itis

simplyoneofthe"accidents"ofhistorywhichdeterminesthe

emergenceofliterarygenius.

11[简答题]

第(46)题答案

参考解析:总体评述

【文章概述1本文选自美国语言学家、翻译家尤金•奈达(Eugene

A.Nida)的著作

LanguageCultureandTranslating(《语言文化和翻译》)的第七章

Languageand

Culture(《语言与文化》)。由于人们对语言及其功能存在许多错误

的认识,致使语言与文化之间的关系给跨文化的沟通造成了严重的困

难。文章列举了其中三种错误的观点并予以评析。

难句分析

【原文再现】Therelationbetweenlanguageandculturewouldnot

constitutesuchseriousdifficultiesforcross—cultural

understandingifitwerenotforthenumerous

misconceptionsaboutlanguageanditsfunctionwithinasociety.

【结构分析1本句的主干为Therelation…wouldnot

constitute…difficulties…,其中介词结构betweenlanguageand

culture作后置定语修饰Therelation,for

cross^culturalunderstanding作状语。由if引导的从句为与现

在事实相反的虚拟条件句,介词结构aboutlanguageandits

functionwithinasociety作后置定语修饰misconceptionso

【译点分析】

(l)Therelation…wouldnotconstitute…ifitwerenot…:本

句为虚拟语气,if引导的是一个与现在事实相反的虚拟条件句,翻

译时可将条件状语从句译为汉语的假设句,并颠倒原文顺序,译作

“如果不是……,就不会……”。

(2)constitutesuchseriousdifficultiesforcross,cultural

understanding:constitute表示构成;形成“;Cross,cultural

understanding表示“跨文化沟通";forcrosSo

Culturalunderstandin9为constitute的状语,翻译时需提前。

(3)itwerenotfor...withinasociety:it表示一种笼统的

情况,在汉语中往往不译出;Misconceives表示“错误的想法;误

解”,此处可将名词译作动词,并增加泛指性的主语“人们”,译作

“人们存在错误的看法”;aboutlanguageanditsfunction

wlthmasociety为后置定语修饰misconceptions,此处根据汉语

习惯,灵活译作状语:“人们对……存在错误的看法”;its

functionwithinasociety直译为“在社会中的作用”

可意译为“社会功用”。

【参考译文】如果不是由于人们对语言及其社会功用存在诸多错误的

看法,语言和文化的关系就不会对跨文化沟通造成这么严重的困难了。

12[简答题]

第(47)题答案

参考解析:确实,一种语言的特定结构可能在一定程度上反映了人们

的思维方式,也可以说形成了“思维的路径”,但它们并不能决定

人们在思考时必然涉及的内容和必然采取的方式。

13[简答题]

第(48)题答案

参考解析:一种语言一文化可能着重发展和使用诸如史诗或动物故事

等特定的文学体裁,而这些体裁在另一种语言一文化中则可能很少用

到,甚至会被强烈排斥。

14[简答题]

第(49)题答案

参考解析:有人认为某些语言比其他语言优秀得多,由此得出某些文

化远远优于其他文化的结论,这种观点也是人们所共知的理解语言与

文化之间关系的障碍之一。

15[简答题]

第(50)题答案

参考解析:但这并不是这种语言的形式结构所造成的,而是这一社会

的人们在将语言作为一种手段来创作有价值的文学作品的过程中展

现创造才能的不同方式造成的。

•材料题

•根据下面资料,回答16-20题

Ithelpstospeakmorethanonelanguage—evenifthebenefitsare

unquantifiable.Justafewgenerationsago,speakingtwolanguageswas

supposedtobebadforyou.TestsinAmericafoundthatbilingualpeople

hadlowerIQS,whichseemedevidenceenough.(46)Latentbecame

clearthatthosesurveyswerereallymeasuringthematerialpovertyof

immigrants;membersofsuchfamiliesweremorelikelytobe

undernourishedandunderstimulated,nottomentiontheobviousfact

thattheyoftensatthetestsinalanguagethatwasnottheirbest.How

thingshavechanged.Inthepastdecadeithasbecomealmostcommon

knowledgethatbilingualismisgoodforyou—witnessarticlessuch"Why

BilingualsareSmarter"and"TheAmazingBenefitsofBeingBilingual"by

theNewYorkTimesandtheBBC.(47)Mostnotably,theyhaveshown

thatbilingualsgetdementiaonaveragefouryearslaterthan

monolinguals,andthattheyhaveanedgein“executivecontrol"—a

basketofabilitiesthataidpeopledoingcomplextasks.Whybilingualism

wouldenhancethesecapabilitiesisunclear.(48)Researchers

hypothesisethathavingtwolanguagesmeanssuppressingonewhen

speakingtheother,akindofconstantmentalexercisethatmakesthe

brainhealthier.Butasintellectualpendulumsdo,thisonehasbegunto

swingagain,againstthe"bilingualadvantage".RobertoFilippiof

UniversityCollegeLondonandhiscolleagueshavespentfiveyears

testingmorethan600people,fromsevento80yearsoldandincluding

somewhooscillatebetweentwolanguages.Theycouldfindno

statisticallysignificantadvantageinanyagecohort.(49)Inresponseto

thescepticism,researcherswhobelieveintheadvantagehaverefined

theirstudies—nowacknowledgingthatbilingualpeopleusetheir

languagesinvaryingwaysthatmayaccountfortheincongruentprevious

results.Asecondlanguageexpandsthenumberofpeopleyoucantalkto.

Itaddstothewaysyoucansaythings,andsooffersasecondpointof

viewonthewholebusinessofexpression.(50)Onestudyfoundthat

bilingualchildrenarebetteratgraspingotherperspectives,perhaps

becausetheyarealwayskeepingtrackofwhospeakswhat,aregular

reminderthateveryoneisdifferent.

16[简答题]

第(46)题答案

参考解析:后来才弄清楚这些调查实际旨在衡量移民的物质贫困;移

民家庭的成员更有可能营养不良和缺乏鼓励,更不用说他们经常参加

用自己不擅长的语言进行的考试这一明显的事实。

17[简答题]

第(47)题答案

参考解析:最值得注意的是,他们发现双语者患上痴呆症的时间比单

语者平均晚四年,另外他们在“执行控制”方面有优势,这是一组帮

助人们完成复杂任务的能力。

18[简答题]

第(48)题答案

参考解析:研究人员提出假设,掌握两种语言意味着在使用一种语言

时要压制另一种语言,这是一种持续的脑力锻炼,能让大脑更健康。

19[简答题]

第(49)题答案

参考解析:作为对怀疑论的回应,相信这种优势的研究人员改进了其

研究。他们现在承认,双语者使用其语言的方式不同,这可能是之前

结果不一致的原因。

20[简答题]

第(50)题答案

参考解析:一项研究发现,掌握双语的孩子更擅于理解其他观点,这

可能是因为他们总是要留心谁说了什么,这经常提醒他们,每个人都

是不同的。

•材料题

•根据以下材料,回答21-25题

Readthefollowingtextcarefullyandthentranslatetheunderlined

segmentsintoChinese.Yourtranslationshouldbewrittenclearlyonthe

ANSWERSHEET.(10points)

Beforeenteringonthequestionoftherelationofmoralitytoourexiting

socialenvironment,itwillbeadvisabletoinquirewhatwemeanby

moralprogress,andwhatevidencethereisthatanysuchprogresshas

occurredinrecenttimes,orevenwithintheperiodofwell-established

history.

(46)Bymoralswemeanrightconduct,notonlyinourimmediatesocial

relations,butalsoinourdealingswithourfellowcitizensandwiththe

wholehumanrace.ltisbaseduponthepossessionofclearidealsasto

whatactionsarerightandwhatarewrongandthedeterminationofour

conductbyaconstantreferencetothoseideals.

(47)Thebeliefswasonceprevalent,andisstillheldbymanypersons,

thataknowledgeofrightandwrongisinherent(^instinctivein

everyone,andthattheimmoralpersonmaybejustlypunishedforsuch

wrongdoingashecommits.Butthatthiscannotbewholly,ifatall,trueis

shownbythefactthatindifferentsocietiesandatdifferentperiodsthe

standardofrightandwrongchangesconsiderably.Thatwhichatonetime

andplaceisheldtoberightandproperis,atanothertimeorplace,

consideredtobenotonlywrong,butoneofthegreatestofcrimes.

Weareobligedtoconclude,therefore,thatwhatiscommonlytermed

moralityisnotwhollyduetoanyinherentperceptionofwhatisrightor

wrongconduct,butthatitistosomeextentandoftenverylargelya

matterofconvention,varyingatdifferenttimesandplacesinaccordance

withthedegreeandkindofsocialdevelopmentwhichhasbeenattained

oftenunderdifferentconditionsofexistence.Theactualmoralityofa

communityislargelyaproductoftheenvironment,butitislocaland

temporary,notpermanentlyaffectingthecharacter.

(48)Tobringtogethertheevidenceinsupportofthisview,t。distinguish

betweenwhatispermanentandinheritedandwhatissuperficialand

notinherited,andtotraceoutsomeoftheconsequencesasregards

whatweterm"morality"isthepurposeofthepresentvolume.

Thoughmuchofwhatwetermmoralityhasnoabsolutesanctionin

humannature,yetitistosomeextent,andperhapsverylargely,based

uponit.(49)ltwillbewell,therefore,toconsiderbrieflythenatureand

probableoriginofwhatweterm"character”—inindividuals,insocieties,

andespeciallyinthosemoreancientandmorefundamentaldivisionsof

mankindwhichweterm"races".

Charactermaybedefinedastheintegrationofmentalfacultiesand

emotionswhichconstitutepersonalornationalindividuality.ltisvery

stronglyinherited,yetitisprobablysubjecttomoreinherentvariation

thanistheformandstructureofthebody.(50)Thecombinationsofits

constituentelementsaresonumerousas,incommonlanguage,t。be

termedinfinite;andthisgivestoeachpersonaverydistinctindividuality,

asmanifestedinspeech,inemotionalexpression,andinaction.

21[简答题]

第46题的答案

参考解析:我们所谓的道德是指正确的行为,既指我们亲密的社会关

系中的行为,也指我们同自己的同胞以及全人类打交道中的行为。

22[简答题]

第47题的答案是

参考解析:每个人对行为对错的认知是固有的或者天生的,恶人有恶

报,这些信念曾经盛极一时,现在仍旧有很多人相信。

23[简答题]

第48题的答案是

参考解析:为了用证据支撑这一观点,为了区分永久的、内在的东西

和肤浅的、外在的东西,还为了探寻关于我们把“道德”定义成什么

的一些结果,这些都是本书的目的。

24[简答题]

第49题的答案是

参考解析:因此,我们要简略地考虑一下我们所谓的“性格”的本质

和可能的起源一一个人和社会以及尤其是那些我们所谓“种族”的

人类里更古老和更基本的分支。

25[简答题]

第50题的答案是

参考解析:性格的构成要素的组合不计其数,用普通的语言来说,可

以将它定义为无限的;这就赋予每个人非常独特的个性,比如在演讲

中、在情绪表达中和行动中所显示出的个性。

・材料题

•根据以下材料,回答26-30题

LudwigvanBeethoveniswidelyconsideredtobeoneoftheoutstanding

classicalmusicfiguresofthewesternworld.ThisGermanmusicalgenius

creatednumerousworksthatarefirmlyentrenchedinthe

repertoire.Exceptforaweaknessincomposingvocalandoperatic

music,Beethovenhadcompletemasteryoftheartform.Manyofhis

worksareingeniouslyimaginativeandinnovative,suchashis3rd

Symphony,his9thViolinSonataandsoon.

Itisdifficulttosumupbrieflywhathismusicalworksrepresentor

symbolize,sincetakentogethertheyincludeavastsystemof

thought.Generally,however,thosewhounderstandhismusicsensethat

itreflectstheirownpersonallongingsandsufferings.(46)Itegoistically,

andalwaysintelligently,"discusses"withitslistenerhisorherfeelingsin

thewakeofpersonalfailureandpersonaltriumph,fromthelowest

depthsofdespairtothehighestheightsofhappyortriumphant

fulfillment.lnhismusic,herepresentsthefeelingsfeltbythose

attemptingtoachievetheirgoalswithintheirsocieties,whethertheyare

competingforlove,status,money,poweroranyotherthingsindividuals

feelnaturallyinclinedtoattempttoacquire.

Inathematicsense,Beethovendoesnotpromoteanarchist

ideas.(47)Thelistenercannot,inlisteningtoBeethoven's

music,understandideaswhich,ifapplied,wouldcompromisethewelfare

ofhissociety.Themusicisthus"civicallyresponsible,"asisthemusicof

BachorMozart.ForBeethoven,thesocietyexistsasabulwark(堡

垒)withwhichtheindividualmustfunctioninharmony,oratleastnot

functionsuchastoharmordestroyit.And,(48)shouldthesociety

marginalizeorhurttheindividual,asitoftendoes,theindividualmust,

accordingt。Beethoven,humblyacceptthis,neverconsideringthe

alternativeactofattemptingtoharmordestroythesocietyinthewake

ofhisorherpersonalfrustrations.But,thankstoBeethoven,suchan

individualisprovidedwiththemeanstosoothehisorhermiseryinthe

wakeoffeeling"hurt"atthehandsofsociety.(49)Themeansisthis

musicandthepleasurethatitcanprovidet。mindspossessingthe

psycho-intellectual"wiring"neededt。understandit.

Somepost-World-War-回composersrejectthemusicofBeethoven

becauseofitspredominantrelianceon"beauty"aswayof

communicatingidealizedconcepts.(50)Ais。,sincethemusicintimately

reflectsthedesiresandthought-processesofthenaturalhumanmind,

whichinnumerouswaysisemotionallyandintellectuallyirrational,the

musicmayitselfbeconsequentlyirrational.

26[简答题]

第46题的答案是

参考解析:他的音乐是自我的,但总是机智地与听众“讨论”个人成

功和失败之后的情感,从绝望至极到欣喜若狂或胜利的满足。

27[简答题]

第47题的答案是

参考解析:这种思想一经贯彻必将会危及社会的安宁与繁荣,听众在

听贝多芬的音乐时并不能理解这种思想。

28[简答题]

第48题的答案是

参考解析:如果社会排斥或者伤害了个人,事实也经常如此,按照贝

多芬的意思,个人必须谦卑地接受这一切,永远不要在自己受挫之后

而试图去伤害或者破坏社会。

29[简答题]

第49题的答案是

参考解析:这途径就是音乐和音乐为头脑提供的愉悦,这些头脑拥有

解读音乐所必需的心智上的“线路”。

30[简答题]

第50题的答案是

参考解析:而且,由于他的音乐深刻反映了自然的人类心智的渴望和

思维过程,而人类的心智在很多情况下,在感情和思想方面是非理性

的,因此,他的音乐本身也是非理性的。

•材料题

•根据以下材料,回答31-35题

Whatisscientificcreativity?(46)Truescientificcreativityisoften

presumedtobethepreserveofindependentinvestigatorsoperatingin

anenvironmentwithnoneofthepracticalorpoliticalconcernsthat

bothermanyotherworkers.Intruth,farfrombeingcreative,most

scientistsspendmuchoftheirtimeworryingaboutfunding,sittingin

meetingsanddealingwithadministrativebureaucracy.lnthisageof

economicausterity,hastheconceptofabsoluteacademicautonomy

becomealuxurythatthescientificenterprisecannolongerafford?

But,inmanyways,academicsdoliveveryshelteredlivesbytoday's

standards—howmanyothercareersoffertenureoremploymentforlife?

(47)And,frequently,anindividual'sinsistenceonworkingasfreefrom

restrictionsaspossiblecanbetakent。。far,forcingeveryoneand

everythingaroundthemt。accommodatetheirneeds.Thisbecomesa

wasteoftimeandeffort—inotherwords,ofmoney.

ConsultantThomasMartydescribeshow,insomedepartments,faculty

membersinsistoneachdoingtheirowncourseplanning,choosingtimes

andsubjectsindependently.(48)Thisforcestheadministrationtorevise

coursest。ensurethatthecreditsassignedtoeachareconsistent,that

studentshavetakenthenecessaryknowledgetheprofessorsrequire,

andthateverythingispresentedintheformatthatthecomputersystem

recognizes,sothatstudentscanregisteronline.Althoughthismaysound

likepartofadministrators'responsibilities,thejobcanbesobigthatone

departmenthadtodedicatetwofull-timestaffmemberstoresolving

suchconflicts.Yetacademicsoftencomplainabouttheresourcestheir

universitiesdevotetoadministration.

Scientistsmayrageagainstsomeofthesuggestionsproposedtoimprove

theefficiencyoftheresearchenterprise.Increasethepowerofinstitute

directorsanduniversitypresidentssotheycanmakemoreexecutive

decisionswithoutaskingforfacultymembers'input?Placea"tax"onthe

useoftemporaryworkerssuchasgraduatestudentsandpostdocs,to

encouragescientiststohiremorepermanentstaffscientists?

Butscientistsshouldthinktwiceaboutthisinstinctive,defensive

approach.Somethingthatmayseemathreattoacademicautonomyis

oftenquitetheopposite.(49)Astandardpatternforcourseplanningthat

allfacultymembersmustadhereto,forexample,withstrictdeadlines

foreachphase,couldcutthenumberofcourserevisions.Thiswouldfree

stafftodealwithotheradministrativeissues,lettingthescientistswho

hadbeenshoulderingthatburdengetbacktoresearchand

teaching.(50)Althoughgivingleadersmorepowertomakeexecutive

decisionswithoutconsultingfacultymembersmayseemt。threaten

academicindependence,inthisinstancegivingupdecision-making

powersallowsscientistst。spendmoretimedoingcreative,independent

research.

31[简答题]

第46题的答案是

参考解析:真正意义上的科研创新通常被认为是独立研究者的特权,

他们在一个不必担心现实问题和政治问题的环境中工作,而很多其他

科研人员则要受这些问题的困扰。

32[简答题]

第47题的答案是

参考解析:而且,通常,坚持让个人尽可能无拘无束地工作会出格,

迫使周围所有的人和事都适应他们的需求。

33[简答题]

第48题的答案是

参考解析:这迫使行政人员调整课程来确保各门课程所分配的学分一

致,并确保学生已经具备教授们所要求的必要知识,还要确保所有信

息的呈现格式都是计算机系统所能识别的,以便学生们能在线注册。

34[简答题]

第49题的答案是

参考解析:例如,所有教职员工都必须遵循的、对每一阶段都有严格

期限要求的课程规划标准模板可以减少课程修改量。

35[简答题]

第50题的答案是

参考解析:虽然赋予领导者更多无需咨询教职工便可作出行政决定的

权力似乎会威胁学术自主性,然而,在这种情况下放弃决策权可以让

科学家们花更多的时间从事创造性的独立研究。

・材料题

•根据以下材料,回答36-40题

Therealquestioninthinkingaboutthenatureofcivilizationisconnected

withtheissueofimprovingthequalityofman'sinterpersonal

relationships.

Itisimpossibletousethescientificmethodwhenthethinkerisguided

bywhathewantstobelieveinsteadofmakingafullsurrendertothe

truthseekingprocess.Civilizedmanhasfounditanecessaryaspectof

beingnormaltoacceptthestandardsofthinkingandbehavingimposed

bythesocialsysteminwhichhelives.(46)Ifhegoesoutsidethissystem

hissenseofbeingawelladjustedpersonvanishes,andhebecomesa

maverick(3虫行其是者)withattributeswhichheandothersregardas

strange,unconventional,andqueer.Thesocialsystemherequireshimself

toacceptisfilledwithmagicalandwonderfulmechanisms,which,when

viewedfromtheoutside,arebasedonignoranceandimmorality.Tobe

welladjustedinsuchahumansituationrequiresthatbothignoranceand

immoralitypassunnoticedandunrecorded.Inorderthatthesenegative

forcesremainunidentified,theplaceoftruthseekingisusurped(篡夺)

bydoctrine,andmoralintegritymustgivewaytoauthoritarianism.The

primacyoftruthandrightbecomeslostwhentheindividualhasaprior

obligationtoconventionalnormalcyandtherewardsitbrings.ltis

apparentthatthisisauniqueproblemforpsychologicalscience.(47)The

scientistwhodealswithrocks,weather,chemicals,orstarshasnosuch

tyrannicalpressurecomingfromhisrelationshipwiththeworldofthe

unknown.

Howdoesithappenthatasuccessfulsocialadjustmentrequiresofthe

individualthathedefertoalargesocietyinestablishingwhatistrueand

rightinhumanrelationships?(48)Whatistheaspectofsocialstability

whichmakesitappeartothriveonignorantdoctrineandtheuseof

arbitraryviolence?Therealsourcesofoursocialills,including

injustice,prejudice,internationalwar,andthelike,istobefoundwithin

eachindividualhimself.(49)Thereissomethingaboutthelimitations

mansetsonhispsychologicalgrowthwhichcauseshimt。losehiswayin

understandingandcontrollinghumannature.

Theexpansionoftheselfinawarenessandabilityistheonlyreliable

sourceofinneridentityandthesenseofpersonalimportancewhich

goeswithit.(50)Whenanindividualcontinuestogrowthroughouta

lifetimehestayspsychologicallyyoungandhasaccesstoanincreasing

senseofbeingvaluableto0thers.Themoreamanhastogivetoothersin

apsychologicalwaythemoreheisequippedtobelieveinloveand

responsiblepowerinhumanrelationships.

36[简答题]

第46题的答案是

参考解析:如果他背离了这个系统,那么他作为善于自我调整之人的

感觉就会消失,他就会成为反常之人,具有他和其他人认为古怪的、

另类的和变态的特性。

37[简答题]

第47题的答案是

参考解析:和岩石、天气、化学品或者恒星打交道的科学家与未知世

界的关系方面,并没有受到如此巨大的压力。

38[简答题]

第48题的答案是

参考解析:使它看起来能在无知的教条和任意暴力的使用之中蓬勃发

展的社会稳定是何种状态

39[简答题]

第49题的答案是

参考解析:人们在自己的心理成长方面设置了限制,这导致自己在理

解和控制人性中迷失。

40[简答题]

第50题的答案是

参考解析:当个人终其一生都在持续成长,他就能保持心理年轻,就

可能越来越感觉自

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