翻译二级笔译综合能力模拟真题一

二级笔译综合能力模拟真题一ⅠClozeTestDirections:Inthefollowingpassage,thereare20blanksrepresentingthe（江南博哥）wordsthataremissingfromthecontexts.YouaretoreadthepassagethroughbeforeprovidingthemissingwordofeachblankwithoutlookingattheAnswer.Then,compareyourAnswerswiththeAnswersprovidedandlearnfromthepossible"differences".Tidiness

Tidinessmeanskeepingthingsoutofsightandyetavailablewhenwanted.Itimpliesthatthereisa

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foreverythingandthateachthingusedfindsitsway

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toitsplacebyacontinuosprocess,notbyaspasmodic

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.Theprocessdepends,however,uponthedrawer,cupboardandstorage

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beingprovided,forlackofwhichonethingsmayliterallyhave

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placetogo.Liketheperambulatorandtrolley,theluggageandthegolfclubs

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behomeless.Thesamemaybetrueofthedeck-chairs

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thebulkierplastictoys.Asthereisnoplaceforthem,itisno

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tellingpeopletoputthemaway.Thearchitectwhothuseconomiseson

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spaceisapttoclaimthatagood-sizedsitting-roomis

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result.Whatadvantageisthereinthat,however,

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halftheliving-roomhastobeusedforstorage?Theaesthetic

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depends,inturn,uponstoragespace.

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itmaybetruethatnohouseeverhadcupboardsenough,

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aresomehouseswhichhavepracticallynocupboards

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all.Intheseourchoicemustliebetweenchronic

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andruthlessdestruction.Thatisnottosay,however,

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cupboardspacewillitselfcreatetidiness.Somepeople

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happier,itwouldseem,inchaos.Thereisthequestion,furthermore,

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thecupboardsthemselvesaretidy.That

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hasbeensweptoutofsightisnoproof,initself,thateverythingcanbefound.1.

正确答案：place

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正确答案：back

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正确答案：effort

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正确答案：space

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正确答案：no

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正确答案：may

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正确答案：and

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正确答案：good

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正确答案：storage

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正确答案：when

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正确答案：order

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正确答案：While

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正确答案：there

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正确答案：at

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正确答案：untidiness

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正确答案：that

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正确答案：are

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正确答案：whether

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正确答案：everything

Exercisingtomusicpumpsupbrainpower

Ifmusicmakesyousmarter,andexercisehelpsbrainfunction,canexercisingtomusicreallyboostbrainpower?Someresearcherssaiditcan.VolunteerswholistenedtoVivaldi's"FourSeasons"whileworkingoutonatreadmilldidmuchbetteronatestof

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abilitythanwhentheyexercisedwithoutmusic,ateam

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OhioStateUniversityfound.

"Evidencesuggeststhatexerciseimprovesthe

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performanceofpeoplewithcoronaryartery

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,"saidpsychologistCharlesEmery,wholedthestudy.

"Andlisteningtomusicis

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toenhancebrainpower.Wewantedtoputthetworesultstogether,"Emery

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inastatement.

WritinginthelatestissueofthejournalHeart&Lung,Emeryand

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saidtheystudied33menandwomentaking

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inacardiacrehabilitationprogramafterhavingbypass

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,angioplastyorotherprocedurestotreatcloggedarteries.

The

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saidtheyfeltbetteremotionallyandmentallyafterworkingout

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orwithoutthemusic.Buttheirimprovementonthe

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fluencytestdoubledafterlisteningtomusiconthetreadmills.

"Exerciseseemsto

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positivechangesinthenervoussystem,andthesechangesmayhavea

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effectoncognitiveability,"Emerysaid.

"Listeningtomusicmay

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cognitivefunctionthroughdifferentpathwaysinthebrain.Thecombinationofmusic

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exercisemaystimulateandincreasecognitivearousal

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helpingtoorganizecognitiveoutput."

Emerysaidhenowwantedto

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peopleusingmusicoftheirownchoice."Weusedthe'FourSeasons'becauseofits

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tempoandpositiveeffectsonmedicalpatientsinprevious

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,"Emerysaid."Butgiventherangeofmusicpreferencesamongpatients,it'sespeciallyimportanttoevaluatetheinfluenceofothertypesofmusiconcognitiveoutcomes."21.

正确答案：verbal

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正确答案：cognitive

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正确答案：disease

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正确答案：added

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正确答案：colleagues

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正确答案：surgery

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正确答案：volunteers

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正确答案：with

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正确答案：verbal

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正确答案：cause

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正确答案：direct

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正确答案：influence

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正确答案：and

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正确答案：while

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正确答案：test

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正确答案：moderate

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正确答案：researchClozeTestWhenIwasgrowingup,Iwasembarrassedtobeseenwithmyfather.He

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severelycrippledandveryshort,andwhenwewouldwalktogether,hishandonmyarm

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balance,peoplewouldstare.Iwouldinwardlybeafraid

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squirmattheunwantedattention.Ifheevernoticedorwasbothered,heneverlet

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.

Itwasdifficulttocoordinate

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steps-hishalting,mineimpatient-andbecauseofthat,wedidn'tsaymuchaswewentalong.Butaswestartedout,healwayssaid,"You

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thepace.Iwilltrytoadjusttoyou."

Ourusualwalkwastoor

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thesubway,whichwashowhegotto

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.Hewenttoworksick,and

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nastyweather.Healmostnevermissedaday,andwould

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ittotheofficeevenif

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couldnot:amatterofpride!

Henevertalkedabouthimselfasanobjectofpity,

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didheshowanyenvyofthemorefortunateorable.Whathelookedforinotherswasa"goodheart",andifhefoundone,theownerwasgoodenoughforhim.

NowthatIamolder,Ibelievethatisaproperstandard

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whichtojudgepeople,eventhoughIstilldon'tknowprecisely

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a"goodheart"is.ButIknowthetimesIdon'thaveonemyself.

Hehas

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gonemanyyearsnow,butIthink

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himoften.Iwonderifhesensedmyreluctancetobeseenwithhimduringour

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.Ifhe