Netｗoｒk EｄuｃaｔioｎCoｌlege, BＬＣＵ《综合英语(ＩＩI)》模拟试卷三注意:1.试卷保密，考生不得将试卷带出考场或撕页,否则成绩作废。

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1.Multｉple Ｃhoice ．（1 poiｎt fｏr each, ａｌtｏgetｈer 30pｏｉnt ｓ）Directions:Ｔhere are ３0 ｓｅnteｎｃes in this sectioｎ．Beｎeａth eaｃh senｔeｎce tｈere ａｒｅfouｒchoices respｅctively markedｂy letｔer ｓA，B, C ａｎｄＤ. Choose the wordｔhat you thｉnｋbｅst compｌete tｈe seｎteｎce. Ｗｒｉｔe ｙour aｎswers oｎｔｈe aｎｓｗer she ｅt．１. Goｌd riｎgｓand necklacｅs sｙmboｌize, ____,wealｔh.A． on thｅother hａnｄＢ． in tｈiｓwａｙＣ. ｔｏsome degre e D. uｐto now2. Tｈis iｓnoｔan ecoｎomｉcａｌｗay ｔo geｔmorｅwａter，____, it iｓverｙｅxpｅnｓive.A． oｒelｓe B. on the coｎtrarｙsｈortC． on thｅoｔhｅr hａnｄ3. Yoｕｓhｏuld ｔrｙｔo＿___ｙour ambitｉoｎａnｄｂe more ｒealiｓtic.A．ｒesｔrain B. reｓｅrveC. retａinD. replａce4. The reason for tｈe trａfｆic aｃcident was____one of tｈeｄrｉveｒｓlｏst cｏｎtｒoｌof ｈis car.A. thatB. whｅnＣ. why D. bｅｃauｓe5. Ｔhe resｃue woｒkers seａｒｃhｅdｅverｙrｏom of ｔｈe hｏuse tｒｙing to find any sｕrｖiｖoｒs but in ｖain.Ｗhaｔｄoeｓ“in vａin” ｍean iｎｔhis senｔencｅ？A. ｗith ｓｕcｃeｓsB. iｎdelighｔC. on purpoｓｅＤ. ｗithoｕt sucｃｅss6. Joe isｎoｔgood ａt sports, ｂut wheｎit____mａｔhematics,ｈｅis theｂest ｉn tｈe clａsｓ.A. cｏmes toB. ｃomes on ｔｏC. cｏｍes ｕp toD. ｃoｍeｓaｒound to7． Iｎｈis lecture Prof Ｓmiｔｈ____ａwide rａｎge oｆsubｊｅｃｔs.Ａ. ｃoｖerｅｄ B. ｅｘpressｅdC. rｅleasｅdD. ｒevealed8. Tｈere iｓ a ｆully____health cenｔｅr oｎthe groundｆlｏor ofｔhe maｉｎoffiｃｅbuｉldｉng.Ａ．ｉnstalled B. equipｐｅdＣ．ｐrovｉｄed Ｄ. pｒojectｅd９． He ｍａdｅa____to set up a new schｏol everｙyear for ｔhe cｈildren in ｔhe countrysｉｄe.A. ｄispoｓaｌB． hintC． perｓpeｃtiｖe D．ｒｅsolve1０. Ｔhis medｉcine ｗiｌl＿___ｙourｓore throat.A． free B. rｅfreshC. releaｓｅD. rｅlieve11. Oｕｒcompany deｃided to ＿because a ｎuｍber of tｈe cｏnｄｉｔions iｎit had not beeｎmet.Ａ． deｓtroy B. rｅsiｓｔC. assuｍeD. caｎcｅl12． Hｉs face____wiｔh paiｎｗａｄbｙtheｓhｏｐkｅeper．A. ｃonｔracｔeｄＢ． was twiｓtedC. wａs twinkledD. twisｔed1３．Ｔhe inｃｒeａseｉｎdeｂt ＿___ the expaｎsion oｆtｈe pro ｊｅct．A．ｍaｄe up B． takeｎｕpＣ. resulｔed in Ｄ. resulted from１４．Ｔｈe ｍaｔtｅr wｉlｌbe____to thｅcommittee nexｔＭoｎｄay.A. ｔurnｅｄofｆB. tｕrned upC. turned overD. turnｅd oｕt15. Ｉt iｓnot mucｈuse____our deｆeat____ｔｈｅweatｈeｒ.A. prevｅntinｇ．．.．frｏm B．ｋeｅpｉng ...fromＤ. raising...fromＣ. pｌaｃｉnｇｔhｅrｅspoｎsｉｂｉｌiｔy .．.on16． Therｅwas stiｌl no neｗｓabｏut her lｏst daughter aftｅr moｎths, and her hｏｒrｏr____.A. aｄｄed ｕpB. ａdded ｔoC. muｌｔiplｉedD. multiplying17. __＿_ｈis homework, ｈe begａn to practice the piano.A．Ｈave fｉnished B. FinishedC. Haviｎg been finishedD. Having ｆiniｓｈed18． ____，a minｏｒｉllness ｃan leaｄｔo a ｔoｔaｌloｓｓof ｅyeｓｉght.A. If leavｉｎg iｔｕnｔreaｔｅdB. If lefｔunｔreateｄC. Ｉｆnｏt ｔreaｔｉng ｉｔD. Ｉf ｉｔｄoｅs ｎoｔｌeave ｔrｅaｔｅd19. Theｌｏｎｇ-ｔermｉnterｅｓｔs ofｔhe wｈole nａtion on these ｒeforms,ｗithｏut which we cａnnot overcome the prｅsentｂacｋwaｒdness of our pｒoｄuctiｏn technologｙand manａｇeｍｅnt＿__＿.A. Iｆｌeaviｎg it untreaｔedB. Iｆｌeft untreaｔeｄC. If not trｅatinｇiｔD. If it does not lｅａvｅtｒｅatｅd２0. Screamｉｎg is not aｎaｐpｒopｒiate____resｐｏnｓe ｔo ｔhesｉｔuation.A. exuｂerantB. ｅxｐecｔedC. ｕniqueD. ｓｕitabｌｅ21. We haｖｅｔwo＿__＿courses，ｓuｒrｅｎdeｒｏr ｄeaｔh.A． aｌteratiｏn Ｂ． alternatｉｖeＣ．ａlterｎate D. ａlｔercａtｉon22. Hｉｓpａｌe faｃe__＿_ｔhａt heA. meansB. ｒefｅrsC. indicaｔesD. ｓuggestｓ２3． Paul neveｒlearned a fｏｕ，＿．Ａ．he doesn’t think he haｓｔo B. noｒｄoｅs he thinｋｈe has tｏC. neiｔhｅr he ｔhinks hｅhas ｔoD. ｈe ｔhｉｎks he has nｏtｔo eｉtｈｅr２4. Whｅn are you ｇoing to mａrｒy aｎd__＿_?A. tｏbe setｔlｅd dｏwｎB. seｔｔle dowｎＣ. tｏbｅｌived down D． live dｏｗn2５. Aｓa ｒeｓｕlt of his ｈaｒd ｗｏｒk，he has gained__＿＿ｔo ｔhｅBｅijing Ｕｎivｅrsｉｔy．A. ａdmisｓionB. commｉtmｅnｔC. opportｕｎitｙD． rewaｒｄ26． Nｅw ｗaｔeｒｗells eｎｃｏuragedｐｅｏplｅnｅar tｈe weｌlｓ__.A. to be ｓettled downB. ｔo settle dｏwnC. tｏbe lｉveｄdoｗnＤ. to live dｏwｎ2７. ___＿, the worｋｅrｓiｎthe ｔraｎsiｓtoｒplant haveｍade ｇreaｔｃontriｂuｔｉonｓto theｎａtiｏn．A． Aｓtheｙａrｅyｏｕng Ｂ. Ｙoung as ｔheyａreC． As yoｕng ａre ｔhｅy D. Yｏungａltｈough tｈey aｒｅ28. Thｉｓoｌｄsong＿__＿me of my English teachｅr wｈo ｃomes frｏm Irelaｎd.A. rｅfｒeshｅｓB．ｂriｎgs to ｍｉnｄC. ｒemｉndsD. stiｍuｌａtes29. Thｅsｐokｅsmaｎof the compａny rｅfused tｏｅnlargｅaｎｄ___＿the matｔeｒ．Ａ．ｒｅveal B. ｃoｎｃentrate onC. dｅal wｉtｈD. give more ｃoｍments on3０. It is＿___ｔo take plenty oｆwater wｈeｎtｒavｅling in the desert.Ａ. priｍaｒy B. incredibｌeＣ. inadequate D. ｉｎdispensableIＩ．Cloze ．（1 poｉnt ｆoｒeach, aｌtogetｈer 20 ｐoiｎtｓ）Diｒｅｃtioｎs: Deｃideｗhｉcｈof tｈｅchoices giｖｅｎbeｌow wｏuld ｂｅsｔcｏｍplｅｔe the paｓsage iｆinserted in the correspｏndｉng bｌaｎkｓ.Wriｔe yｏur answers oｎthe aｎｓwｅr shｅet.Whｏwｏn the Ｗorld Ｃup199４ｆootball game? Ｗhａt ｈappｅｎed at the Uｎited Ｎatｉons? Ｈｏｗｄid the ｃｒｉｔicｓliｋe tｈe nｅwｐlay? １aｎｅveｎt takes pｌaｃe;neｗｓpapers areｏnｔhe ｓtreｅts2the detaｉls. Whereverａnｙthing haｐpeｎs iｎｔhｅｗorｌｄ，rｅｐｏｒｔｓaｒｅoｎt ｈｅspot to ３ｔｈe ｎｅws.Ｎeｗｓpaperｓhave oｎe basｉｃ4, ｔｏgeｔthｅnews ａｓqｕickly ａsｐoｓsible from iｔs source，froｍthosｅwhｏｍake iｔto ｔｈoｓe who ｗant to ５ｉt. Radio, ｔelegraｐh,ｔelｅｖisiｏｎ,anｄ 6 invenｔiｏnsｂｒo ｕgｈｔｃｏｍpetition ｆoｒnewspaｐeｒs.So ｄid thｅdeveloｐment of ｍagａｚｉｎes and otheｒmeａnsｏｆcomｍｕnicatｉon.7 ,this ｃomｐｅtitｉon mereｌy spurred theｎewspａpers on.Ｔhey ｑｕｉckｌy made usｅof tｈe nｅwer and fａsteｒmeａns of ｃoｍｍuｎicａtion to impｒｏｖｅｔhｅ８ａnd thus the effｉｃiｅnｃy ｏf tｈeiｒown operations. Tｏday morｅneｗspａｐｅｒs aｒe 9 anｄrｅad ｔｈａn ever ｂｅｆｏre. Coｍpetitｉon ａlso ｌedｎewspaper ｓｔo branch ouｔmａｎｙｏｔheｒfields. Besides keｅpｉng reaｄers １0 oｆtｈe lateｓt news,toｄay's newｓpapeｒs １1aｎｄinfluｅｎce ｒｅaders ａｂout ｐolitiｃs aｎd otｈeｒｉmportant and serious ｍatters. Ｎewsｐapers influence ｒeadeｒs'economic ｃｈｏiｃes１2 ａdｖertｉsing. Ｍosｔnｅｗspapｅrｓdepｅnd on advertiｓing ｆｏｒtｈｅｉr very １3.Nｅｗspａpeｒs are ｓold at ａｐｒｉcｅthat14 eveｎa smａll fｒaction of the ｃost of ｐrodｕｃtｉｏn．Thｅｍa ｉｎ15oｆincｏme ｆoｒmｏst newspａｐｅrｓiｓcommercial advｅrtising. Tｈe16 in sellｉnｇadｖeｒtisｉnｇdepends on aｎewspａper'ｓvalue to adv ｅrtｉsers. Ｔhｉｓ1７ｉｎterｍs ｏｆciｒｃulａtiｏn. Ｈow many people ｒead the newspaper? Ｃiｒｃulatiｏn depeｎdｓ１8 on the ｗork oｆthe cｉｒcｕlａｔｉｏn ｄepaｒtｍent and oｎtｈe servicｅs ｏr enｔeｒtaｉｎmeｎt １9ｉn ａｎewspaper'sｐａges.But ｆor ｔｈｅmｏst part, ｃｉrculａtion dｅｐenｄｓoｎa nｅｗｓpapeｒ's vaｌue to rｅaｄeｒs aｓa source of inforｍatiｏn 20ｔｈe coｍmuｎity，city, ｃoｕｎtry, stａte，nａｔｉｏn, anｄwoｒld—ａnd even ｏｕter space.３1. _A. JustwhenB. WｈiｌeC. Sｏon ａfterＤ. Beｆore３2. _A. togive B． givingC． givｅｎＤ. bｅing giｖen33. ＿A. gathｅr B． spreａｄＣ. cａｒry D. ｂring34. _A. reasonB. causｅC. problemD. pｕrpoｓe３5. _A. mａkｅB. pｕbliｓhＣ. kｎoｗ D. wｒite36. _A． anotｈer B. othｅrC. ｏｎe anｏthｅrD. theｏther３7. _A. HowｅverB. ＡndC. TherefｏreD. Ｓo38. _A. value Ｂ. ratioＣ. rａｔe Ｄ. speed39. _Ａ. sｐｒｅａd B． pasｓedC. ｐrinteｄD. ｃｏmｐleteｄ40. _A. inｆｏｒm Ｂ. ｂｅinfoｒｍｅdＣ．ｔｏbeｉnｆormed Ｄ. inｆormed４１. _A．ｅｎteｒtａiｎＢ. ｅncouraｇｅC. educaｔeD. edｉt42. _A． on Ｂ. tｈｒouｇhＣ. with Ｄ． of43．_Ａ． foｒmｓ B. existｅｎceC． contenｔs D．ｐurpose4４. _A. tｒｉes tｏｃover Ｂ. maｎaｇes tｏｃｏveｒC．ｆailstocｏveｒ D. ｓucｃｅeｄsｉn45．_A. souｒce Ｂ. ｏｒigiｎC. courｓeD. fｉｎanｃe４6. ＿Ａ. ｗay B. ｍeansC. cｈａnceD. sucｃｅss47. _Ａ． measｕres B. measuredC．Ｉｓmeａsured D. ｗas mｅasuｒed48. _Ａ. somewhat B. liｔtleＣ. muｃｈ D. somethｉnｇ４9. ＿A. oｆfｅringB. ｏｆferedＣ. which offereｄ D. to be offereｄ50. _A. by B． wｉthC. aｔD. ａboｕｔIＩI. Reading Comprｅhensｉｏn．(2 ｐｏiｎts fｏｒeach，alｔogeｔher 3０points）Diｒectiｏnｓ: Theｒe are thｒeｅｐassages ｆollowed by quｅstｉons．Beneath each quesｔion theｒｅare foｕr ｃhoices respeｃtively markeｄby leｔｔeｒｓA, B, C ａnd D. Chｏose the righｔａnsweｒｆor ｅaｃh qｕeｓtion.Writeｙour ansｗｅrｓon ｔｈｅａnsｗer sｈeet. The plaｃe of ｔhe childｉn soｃiety has variedｆoｒｔhoｕｓands oｆｙeａrs and ｈａｓbeen ａfｆecteｄbｙdifｆerｅｎｔｃuｌｔuｒｅs aｎdｒｅｌｉgiｏns. In anciｅｎt times uｎwanteｄchildren ｗere ｏccasionaｌlyａｂandoned,ｐut to dｅath, exploited, or offeｒeｄｆｏr ｒeliｇioｕs sacrｉficｅs, and in anｙevｅｎt a large percent ａg ｅ ｏf t ｈem didn’ｔ sur ｖｉve t ｈeir ｐhysical ｌｙ ｈazardo ｕs ｅxistence ｔo ac ｈｉeve m ａturi ｔｙ.In Ｗestern ｃivili ｚation with ｉｎ the ｌas ｔ few h ｕｎdr ｅd years ， th ｅre ha ｖe been many changes ｉn ａtt ｉtude to ｗard t ｈe y ｏｕng. In a ｇｒic ｕｌtur ａｌ Europe , and lat ｅｒ with ｔhe ｂｅginning ｏf t ｈe Industr ｉal Re ｖoluti ｏn, the ｃhildren ｏf ｔhe po ｏr ｗorked lon ｇ ｈou ｒs for l ｉt ｔｌe ｏr ｎｏ ｐa ｙ， ａn ｄ ｔｈe ｒe ｗas n ｏ public ｃonc ｅrn for ｔｈeir ｓa ｆety ｏｒ ｗel ｆar ｅ. Punish ｍｅn ｔ cou ｌd be bru ｔal ａnd severe, ａnd sometimes ｒelig ｉo ｕs pa ｓｓion ｓ ｗｅｒe ｅｘpre ｓsed vi ｏlently with a v ｉｅｗ towar ｄ savin ｇ the c ｈild'ｓ so ｕｌ.By th ｅ ｅight ｅe ｎt ｈ ce ｎtury the h ａrsh, determini ｓt ｉｃ, doctrin ａi ｒe meth ｏｄs b ｅga ｎ t ｏ ｓｈo ｗ some cha ｎg ｅ. S ｏciety s ｌow ｌy acc ｏrded chi ｌdr ｅn a r ｏl ｅ of mor ｅ im ｐｏrtan ｃe ． Ｂooks ｗere ｗri ｔｔen exp ｒessly f ｏr ｔhem and gr ａdual ｌy laws w ｅre passed ｆor the ｉｒ protecti ｏn.Ｉn t ｈe ｐast ｆew ｄｅｃades pa ｒｅnt ｓ have ｂｅcome more attentive t ｏ the ｎeed ｓ of th ｅir c ｈil ｄren. Be ｔt ｅr he ａlth ca ｒe is avai ｌa ｂle a ｎd edu ｃatio ｎ is n ｏ ｌong ｅｒ ｒe ｓe ｒved for ａ limit ｅd f ｅw ． Ｗｉth so ma ｎy now able ｔo go to ｃo ｌｌege, m ａny ｅｄucator ｓ feel tha ｔ ｗe have too many stu ｄents and too ｆew com ｐetent s ｃholars. Ｓom ｅ ｓay th ｅ pendulum in ｃhild re ａｒing ｈａs s ｗung s ｏ far to ｗard perm ｉssive ｎess that many c ｈｉldren ａr ｅ grow ｉng up alien ａｔe ｄ from ｓｏciety and wi ｔh no re ｓpec ｔ for ｌａw or par ｅｎtal a ｕt ｈｏrit ｙ.The ｔｅnd ｅncy today ｉs for t ｅach ｅr ｓ and ｐarents to emp ｈasi ｚe individ ｕal ｒes ｐonsibility and to stress that e ｄｕｃａt ｉonal goals ｆor s ｔudents sh ｏu ｌd b ｅ ta ｉlored to the ｉr ch ｏｓe ｎ vocat ｉo ｎs rather tha ｎ ｐｒovi ｄe a ge ｎeral ｉzed high ｅｒ educa ｔｉon.51． What does the arti ｃle ｓay ａbo ｕt ch ｉl ｄren ？Ａ. Ｔhey ｈa ｖe alway ｓ ｂeen the hope of man ｋind.; B. In ｃe ｒｔa ｉn ｐｅr ｉods of ｈｉsto ｒｙ no on ｅ ｃa ｒｅd ａbo ｕt ｔhem ．; C. Ｉn the mid-e ｉghte ｅnth ｃentu ｒy w ｅste ｒn ａt ｔit ｕdes to ｗard ｃｈild ｒe ｎ be ｇan ｔｏ change.; Ｄ. T ｈere were l ａw ｓ barr ｉng c ｈｉld l ａｂor du ｒin ｇ the industrial re ｖol ｕtion ．52. What ｄoes ｔhe art ｉcle say abo ｕt children i ｎ ａncie ｎt t ｉmes?Ａ. Ｔｈey ｗere often cruell ｙ ｂeat ｅｎ.； B ． At times the ｙ were us ｅｄ ａs sacri ｆic ｉa ｌ o ｆferings.； C. Pe ｏｐle who didn ＇ｔ want ｃh ｉldr ｅn us ｕally mu ｒde ｒed them.; D. Ｔhoug ｈ t ｈey w ｅre abus ｅd or n ｅｇle ｃte ｄ b ｙ th ｅi ｒ parents, ch ｉldrenｓu ｒvi ｖe ｄ t ｏ a ｄu ｌth ｏod with littlｅ ｄi ｆｆi ｃul ｔy.53. What ch ａnges h ａve ｏccur ｒed in ｔh ｅ pa ｓｔ ｆew decades w ｉth ｒｅga ｒd t ｏ the child ＇s ｐla ｃe ｉn ｓoc ｉet ｙ?A. Chi ｌd ｒaising ｈas ｂe ｃom ｅ more permissive.； Ｂ. P ｕblic he ａlth care ｈas i ｍproved so much that chil ｄren no ｗ need n ｏ pａｒticula ｒ heal ｔh care.;C. Chil ｄr ｅn a ｒe becoming mor ｅ inte ｌl ｉge ｎt.;D. Chi ｌdren are becomi ｎｇ ｍore respe ｃtful tow ａr ｄ th ｅir paren ｔｓ.54. Wha ｔ is t ｈｅ ｐresent t ｒend in c ｈi ｌｄ ｄiscipline and edu ｃａt ｉon ？A. Givin ｇ ａs ma ｎy youn ｇ peo ｐl ｅ as po ｓｓｉｂle a po ｐu ｌar ｇe ｎera ｌized colleg ｅ ｅｄu ｃat ｉon.；B . Ｃrea ｔｉn ｇ ｍor ｅ ｒe ｇim ｅntation of the individ ｕal.; Ｃ. Te ａｃhin ｇ c ｈｉl ｄr ｅｎ to co ｎfor ｍ ｔo ｒigorous rules ．; D. Emp ｈa ｓｉｚi ｎg ｉn ｄiv ｉdu ａl re ｓpons ｉbili ｔy.55. Im ｐli ｅd, b ｕt no ｔ d ｉｒectl ｙ s ｔat ｅd, is ｔhe follo ｗingA. Met ｈｏds ｕsed to trea ｔ ch ｉl ｄren in ｔhe p ａst ｗｅre w ｏrse than those ａt p ｒｅｓent.；B. Ｔh ｅre a ｒe l ａws passed f ｏｒ ｐr ｏt ｅction o ｆ children.;C. Par ｅｎt ｓ pay more at ｔentio ｎ to ｔhe ｎeeds ｏf t ｈeir chi ｌｄren.； Ｄ. Ｍａny ｂｏoks have be ｅｎ written fo ｒ childr ｅｎ.Ｗhen ｙou h ａve ｃｏmpleted y ｏur ｃo ｌlege edu ｃａtion, yo ｕ wil ｌ ｌo ｏｋ fo ｒ a j ｏb su ｉte ｄ t ｏ y ｏｕr trai ｎｉng, inter ｅst ｓ， and ambitio ｎs (志向)． I ｎ mos ｔ case ｓ, y ｏu will vi ｓit a likely em ｐlo ｙｅr’ｓ o ｆfi ｃe and ｃｏmple ｔe an applicat ｉｏｎ ｆｏrm f ｏr ｔhe position in which ｙou are inte ｒes ｔed ． Ｔｈｅ empl ｏｙer ｍay then make a decisio ｎ ｒe ｇａr ｄin ｇ your a ｂi ｌi ｔy ｏn ｔhe basis of the a ｐpl ｉcatio ｎ f ｏr ｍ a ｎd a per ｓonal i ｎt ｅr ｖｉew.Th ｒｏug ｈｏu ｔ yo ｕr l ｉfe ｔｉme, how ｅv ｅr ， yo ｕ may ｆind yours ｅlf in ｏｔh ｅr job-seek ｉn ｇ situations in ａn attemp ｔ ｔo imp ｒov ｅ yo ｕｒ posit ｉｏｎ． Ａs y ｏu g ａｉn e ｘp ｅr ｉenc ｅ, y ｏu ａｒｅ li ｋel ｙ to ｂecome ambiti ｏus for ｂetter ａn ｄ bette ｒ jo ｂs. Th ｅse be ｔｔer ｊobs oft ｅｎ ｒequest w ｒitten letters ｏｆ app ｌic ａti ｏｎ and su ｍmaries of you ｒ b ａckgr ｏu ｎd a ｎd ｅx ｐｅｒi ｅn ｃe. Ｙou ｒ wr ｉting skills ｍa ｙ a ｎ i ｍp ｏrtan ｔ p ａr ｔ in obtainin ｇ t ｈｅ job you de ｓir ｅ.In any job －s ｅｅk ｉｎｇ s ｉｔuat ｉｏn, ｔｈer ｅ are a num ｂer of wa ｙs y ｏu may u ｓe your w ｒiting sk ｉｌls: t ｏ com ｐl ｅte ａn a ｐｐｌication ｆorm, ｐre ｐare a ｒesu ｍe, w ｒit ｅ an ａpplica ｔｉon let ｔer, or w ｒite em ｐloyme ｎt f ｏllow －up let ｔer ｓ. A ｓ an ambiti ｏu ｓ j ｏｂ-s ｅek ｅr ， theref ｏre, ｙo ｕ shoul ｄ be abl ｅ to p ｒep ａre a ｌl ｔhe writt ｅｎ ma ｔerial t ｈat wil ｌ ｈｅlp yo ｕ ob ｔａi ｎ the j ｏｂ ｙo ｕ want.56． A ｃco ｒｄing to th ｅ passage, ｉｎ see ｋing ａ job ,th ｅ stu ｄents_____．Ａ. ｗi ｌｌ follow thei ｒ i ｎt ｅｒes ｔs and a ｍｂitio ｎ; B. li ｋe to vis ｉt eve ｒy em ｐｌo ｙer’s o ｆｆi ｃe;Ｃ. ｃan m ａk ｅ an ａｒran ｇe ｍent ｆo ｒ an ｉnt ｅrv ｉew; Ｄ. will surely g ｅt a chanc ｅ to ｉmprove pos ｉt ｉｏn57. Ｉｆ yo ｕ want ｔo imp ｒove y ｏu ｒ pos ｉt ｉon and fin ｄ a good ｊo ｂ, it is impo ｒtant to___＿＿.A. unders ｔand ｔh ｅ applica ｔi ｏn form of t ｈe company;Ｂ. imp ｒｏve ｙou ｒ ｗr ｉti ｎg skills; C. ｍake a decis ｉo ｎ on t ｈe bas ｉｓ ｏｆ your own de ｓire ；D. get a ｊo ｂ ｒelated to your edu ｃation 58． To find ａ jo ｂ, it is ｎot n ｅcess ａr ｙ to supply_____.A ． a ｌetter of ap ｐlicati ｏｎ;B ． a letter fo ｒ ａn i ｎterv ｉew ; Ｃ. an ap ｐli ｃat ｉon form;D. a resume59． Your a ｐｐｌica ｔion for ａ jo ｂ sho ｕl ｄ m ａｉｎly infor ｍ ｔhe employe ｒ o ｆ y ｏur______.A. p ｒesent positio ｎ and ｉｎｃome;B. ａbility ｉn l ｅtt ｅr wr ｉting;C. backgro ｕnd ａn ｄ expe ｒien ｃｅ; Ｄ． decis ｉon t ｏ apply ｆo ｒ the ｊｏbｆor th ｉs ｐａss ａg ｅ?Ａ. Ｈow to Comp ｌｅt ｅ ａ Jo ｂ Ap ｐlica ｔion Form ； B. An Ｉntroduction to Job-se ｅking S ｉt ｕations ；C. An Attempt ｔo F ｉn ｄ B ｅtte ｒ Jo ｂs;D. W ｒi ｔing S ｋｉl ｌｓ Ｈｅｌp Job －seeki ｎgWha ｔ do we mean by ａ satisfact ｏr ｙ stan ｄａr ｄ ｏf living? Ob ｖi ｏusl ｙ, i ｔ must ｉnc ｌu ｄe ｔhe basic n ｅcessiti ｅｓ o ｆ li ｆe ｓu ｃｈ a ｓ food, c ｌothi ｎｇ a ｎd shelte ｒ. T ｏ get t ｈｅse ne ｃessities on ｒegular ba ｓｉs, a ｐers ｏn m ｕs ｔ ｈa ｖe a reliable ｉnc ｏm ｅ． Ｂut we ｈave ｏth ｅr ｎee ｄs w ｈｉch ｗo ｕｌd ｐro ｂａbly al ｓo be inclu ｄed as basic ， such as health a ｎｄ educ ａtion facilitie ｓ.We ma ｙ t ｈin ｋ of al ｌ ｏｆ the ｓe ａｓ ou ｒ needs. Yet most o ｆ ｕs ｗould be ｆar fr ｏm satisfied i ｆ ｗe had n ｏthi ｎg m ｏre th ａｎ ｔhe ｓe wh ｉch are suppl ｉed for us. Ｗe ａl ｌ enjoy ext ｒa ｉncome ｔｏ ｓp ｅｎd on th ｉngs lik ｅ books, spo ｒts ｏr hobbies. So ｍｅti ｍes we s ａv ｅ some of t ｈi ｓ extra in ｃｏme ｔo pay for future expen ｓe of t ｈis ｔype on holid ａys. Ｓｏ we m ｕst ａｄd ｏｕｒ wants to our basic ne ｅds. Our standard o ｆ livi ｎg is the deg ｒee, ｔo ｗh ｉｃh ｔhese nee ｄs ａnd want ｓ ar ｅ s ａtis ｆied.But as time ｇｏｅs o ｎ, what we thi ｎk o ｆ as our ｂａｓi ｃ needs changes. Tw ｅn ｔy y ｅars a ｇo a televis ｉo ｎ ｗo ｕｌd have been a l ｕx ｕry, a ｎd ｓt ｉl ｌ is in many countries now. Even now we cannot sa ｙ it ｉs ａ nee ｄ ｉn the ｓame ｓen ｓｅ as ｆo ｏd, cl ｏｔhing an ｄ ｓｈelter. Yet if most of the pe ｏp ｌe o ｆ ａ co ｕnt ｒｙ have one, it co ｍes t ｏ be accepted ａｓ a n ｅｅd. Ｉｔ i ｓ ｐossibl ｅ th ｅrefo ｒe t ｏ h ａve f ｏod, cl ｏt ｈing and sh ｅlter a ｎd sti ｌｌ ｂe po ｏr b ｙ the stand ａrd ｓ of our o ｗn soci ｅt ｙ.61. What we nee ｄ in life is d ｉｖｉｄed i ｎto _＿_＿＿__＿＿ accord ｉng t ｏ ｔh ｉｓ ar ｔic ｌｅ.A ． th ｅ ｂａs ｉｃ necessities and lu ｘury; B. many kinds of n ｅｅd s ｕｃh as f ｏod, ｃlothi ｎg an ｄ h ｏuses;C. f our ｇroups th ｅ ｂasic ne ｃes ｓiti ｅs ， ｌuxur ｙ, reli ａble ｉnco ｍｅ ａnd f ｕture expense;D. ｔｈe ｂasic necessities a ｎｄ r ｅli ａｂle incom ｅ 62. A ｐers ｏn w ｈo g ｅt ｓ the ｂasic ne ｃｅｓsit ｉes mus ｔ __＿＿__＿ acco ｒｄi ｎｇ ｔo th ｅ ｗri ｔｅr.A. have a r ｅｌｉａｂle i ｎｃome;B. ｌearn ｈｏｗ ｔｏ ｐlease ｈis ma ｎa ｇe ｒ;C ． finish hi ｓ w ｏr ｋ a ｈead the time; D. ｇe ｔ a ｇood ｅｄucatio ｎ63. Ｗe a ｌl en ｊｏｙ ____.A. ｈav ｉng ｏnl ｙ ｒeliable inc ｏｍe. B ． ha ｖin g reliable ｉncome and e ｘtra ｉnco ｍe.Ｃ. ｈａving ｎothing more than f ｏod and c ｌot ｈing ． D. havi ｎg n ｏth ｉng ｍo ｒe ｔha ｎ reliab ｌe inc ｏme.64． W ｉth time go ｉｎg ｏn ，A. a l ｕｘury ma ｙ ch ａnge into a ｎe ｅｄ ｗｈich mo ｓt peo ｐle ｗａn ｔ ｔｏ get.；B ． the ｂa ｓic ｎeeds are ｇｅtti ｎg ｓｍａller an ｄ smalle ｒ.; C. a lux ｕry and ｔhe basic nee ｄs can be e ｘchanged.; D ． t ｈｅ basic n ｅed ｓ ca ｎ be chan ｇe ｄ int ｏ a ｌuxur ｙ.65． I ｆ ｍｏｓt of ｔhe people of a ｃount ｒy ha ｖe a tel ｅvision, w ｅA. can s ａy the tele ｖis ｉon is ａ nee ｄ in ｔhe same sen ｓe as ｆｏod ａｎd c ｌot ｈｉng ａnd shel ｔer.;B. ｃan say the televi ｓion ｍust ｂｅ in the b ａsic ne ｃｅｓｓｉｔｉes.；C. ca ｎｎot say t ｈe ｔele ｖis ｉｏn is in the basic ｎecess ｉties ．;D. ca ｎ say e ｖe ｒy fam ｉｌｙ must h ａve o ｎe.IV . Transl ａtion. （２ poin ｔs for ｅac ｈ, alt ｏg ｅth ｅｒ 20 ｐoint ｓ） Ｄｉre ｃt ｉｏns: T ｒａns ｌate ｔhe f ｏl ｌow ｉng ｓente ｎces into E ｎgl ｉsh or Chinese, using th ｅ wo ｒds ｏｒ ｐhr ａses in ｔhe ｂｒackets. Wri ｔe your answ ｅr ｓ on the a ｎswer sheet.6６. I ｎ t ｈe sh ａken st ａte of mind ａｎd kno ｗin ｇ h ｅ must face ｈis hostess, U ｎcle dressed hurr ｉedly and state ｄ ｄo ｗn th ｅ s ｔa ｉrs outsi ｄe ｔhe gu ｅst room.他在脑中颤了一下,知道他必须要面对他的女主人，叔叔匆忙穿戴好，站在会客室外的楼梯下。