0812´ѧӢļȫģ𰸣ģ
Section B
Passage One
57. D ϸ µĵڶᵽ"What they are working belong to no assignments. They remain there because they desire to be-they can not resist the attraction of the computers."Щѧ޷ܵԵջҵųҹڵǰġɼdzڵԵѧѡD
58. A ϸϢЩѧ޵Ա̵ĵѧ,dzڵԵ"ڿ"ѡо֡ʴΪA
59. B ƶᵽ"they might have difficulty being employed, choosing to travel from one computing room to another."ȻЩѧѡһһĵԷǾͿƶϳѧĵԷǶ˿ŵġ
60. C ƶεĺ仰εĺһ仰Լһξ仰"Professors of computer science are nowadays shedding more light on this hacker phenomenon and are on the watch for latent hackers and more and more severe computer addictives."ߵĽ̬ȡ
61. D ƶһʼᵽ˳ڵԵѧȻ־һ"Ú¿""ʳ"ӡѧڷ"Ú¿"Ä·Ôò¡£¿É¼ÊµÄ±Ó¦D
Passage Two
62. A ¾˼"û˱John MoonE-mailϻɶѵص㡣"ѡAJohn Moon֪E-mail˷Դ
63. D ϸ Ķεڶʾ"Talk Labs˾ʼ20Dz֮......About 20% of the Email Talk Labs manages is uninvited ..."ɴ˿ɼ˾Ĺص㲢Ǵʼ⣬ڶκ͵ڶҵӦ㣬ѡD
64. D ƶthatָӦôǰһѰҡǰһָ"......Ϊ˴洢͹ϢЩ˾һͿҪϵͳ100%150%ķá...companies could finally pay 100% to 150% more simply this year on systems in the store and management of those messages."ѡD˾Ͷ100%-150%ķڸϢϣѡD
65. B ϸݵεڶ䣬ѡBеnot more than 50%ʾ50%ᵽʼ70%90%ѡB
66. A ƶھо˵"...that forbidding exchanging media called Email..."˵߶E-mail̬Ƿ񶨵ģַE-mailȱ㣬˷ԴͲȫȡԣѡAеMonster֣ȽرߵĿ
Part V Cloze
67. C ˼ǣ"ɹʧں̶ܴȡǷﳤ̡ܶ"improvementĽvictoryʤachievementɹɾ͡ʶ⣬ֻCfailure"ʧ"ʡ
68. A to a great extentǹ̶˼"̶ܴ"⡣Ƶ˵Уto a large extent,to some extent, to an extentthe, some, certaingreat extent䡣
69. B onǰrelyɱνrely onΪ̶䣬˼"ڣȡ"
70. B Ϊװ䣬ʾǿΪThe attitude is the most significance. ofãʾijʡ״̬˼"dzҪ"
71. A ݾӽṹжa personӦǶӾ䣬ʾ"ʼǸ"
72. C ˼"һոտʼ˾Լϲ϶Ӧôͱ¶ֻè°É¹È±ã¡£"orÊ¡hesureɷ־νʾij˿϶ij¡ѡ˼ensure"Ö¤"certain"϶(Ö»itľ)"surely"ȷʵ"
73. D ̶be firm in ones mind,˼""ѡʹϰߡ
74. C capable of doing sth.ǹ̶䣬Ϊ"ܹʲô"
75. D attemptʣӽatΪ"ͼŬ"ӽonʾ˼attempt䡣
76. C ˼"ijһıҪһ"˴Ӧӵѡhaving
77. D A book-keeper or a carpenterνһÔνӦõisǸare
78. D onǰdraw䣬ʾ""ʽhelpIJѡdraw䡣
79. B ˼"˷ȱ"Ӧѡweakness(ȱ㣬)˼idea"۵"strength"ŵ"advantage""
80. B ̶take stock ofΪ"......ۣ......ж"
81. A ˼ǣ"ŸĶ......"﷨Ƕȣ˴ӦʡĸѡУֻasʣʾ̡
82 D ﷨壬˴ӦʵĽʱʽ˼"ݵĽһ룬ǽǿѧϰܵȵľ⡣"
83. C ģӦָ"ѧϰ"ʿʹʶѡC learning
84. B ̶to begin withΪ"ȣ"
85. A νﶯpauselook intoǶÔζӦѡtoɶʲʽĿ״ѡǽʣ⡣
86. C ȫĽܽµĿͷOf the most significance is the attitudeӦѡattitude
Part VI Translation
87. The author of the report is well acquainted with the problems in the hospital (ҽԺdz˽⣩because he has been working there for many years.
88. The father pleaded with his son to be less trouble(Ù´é·³) to his mother.
89. The murderer mingled with the crowds (ȺУ with an attempt to shoot at the Prime Minister whenever he seized a chance.
90. To minimize the risk of theft (Ϊ޶ȼ԰Ŀ),we install a good alarm system.
91. Scientists will have to come up with new methods of increasing the worlds food supply(ʳӦ·).
ĿӮEңÿһջۣר
Passage One
57. D ϸ µĵڶᵽ"What they are working belong to no assignments. They remain there because they desire to be-they can not resist the attraction of the computers."Щѧ޷ܵԵջҵųҹڵǰġɼdzڵԵѧѡD
58. A ϸϢЩѧ޵Ա̵ĵѧ,dzڵԵ"ڿ"ѡо֡ʴΪA
59. B ƶᵽ"they might have difficulty being employed, choosing to travel from one computing room to another."ȻЩѧѡһһĵԷǾͿƶϳѧĵԷǶ˿ŵġ
60. C ƶεĺ仰εĺһ仰Լһξ仰"Professors of computer science are nowadays shedding more light on this hacker phenomenon and are on the watch for latent hackers and more and more severe computer addictives."ߵĽ̬ȡ
61. D ƶһʼᵽ˳ڵԵѧȻ־һ"Ú¿""ʳ"ӡѧڷ"Ú¿"Ä·Ôò¡£¿É¼ÊµÄ±Ó¦D
Passage Two
62. A ¾˼"û˱John MoonE-mailϻɶѵص㡣"ѡAJohn Moon֪E-mail˷Դ
63. D ϸ Ķεڶʾ"Talk Labs˾ʼ20Dz֮......About 20% of the Email Talk Labs manages is uninvited ..."ɴ˿ɼ˾Ĺص㲢Ǵʼ⣬ڶκ͵ڶҵӦ㣬ѡD
64. D ƶthatָӦôǰһѰҡǰһָ"......Ϊ˴洢͹ϢЩ˾һͿҪϵͳ100%150%ķá...companies could finally pay 100% to 150% more simply this year on systems in the store and management of those messages."ѡD˾Ͷ100%-150%ķڸϢϣѡD
65. B ϸݵεڶ䣬ѡBеnot more than 50%ʾ50%ᵽʼ70%90%ѡB
66. A ƶھо˵"...that forbidding exchanging media called Email..."˵߶E-mail̬Ƿ񶨵ģַE-mailȱ㣬˷ԴͲȫȡԣѡAеMonster֣ȽرߵĿ
Part V Cloze
67. C ˼ǣ"ɹʧں̶ܴȡǷﳤ̡ܶ"improvementĽvictoryʤachievementɹɾ͡ʶ⣬ֻCfailure"ʧ"ʡ
68. A to a great extentǹ̶˼"̶ܴ"⡣Ƶ˵Уto a large extent,to some extent, to an extentthe, some, certaingreat extent䡣
69. B onǰrelyɱνrely onΪ̶䣬˼"ڣȡ"
70. B Ϊװ䣬ʾǿΪThe attitude is the most significance. ofãʾijʡ״̬˼"dzҪ"
71. A ݾӽṹжa personӦǶӾ䣬ʾ"ʼǸ"
72. C ˼"һոտʼ˾Լϲ϶Ӧôͱ¶ֻè°É¹È±ã¡£"orÊ¡hesureɷ־νʾij˿϶ij¡ѡ˼ensure"Ö¤"certain"϶(Ö»itľ)"surely"ȷʵ"
73. D ̶be firm in ones mind,˼""ѡʹϰߡ
74. C capable of doing sth.ǹ̶䣬Ϊ"ܹʲô"
75. D attemptʣӽatΪ"ͼŬ"ӽonʾ˼attempt䡣
76. C ˼"ijһıҪһ"˴Ӧӵѡhaving
77. D A book-keeper or a carpenterνһÔνӦõisǸare
78. D onǰdraw䣬ʾ""ʽhelpIJѡdraw䡣
79. B ˼"˷ȱ"Ӧѡweakness(ȱ㣬)˼idea"۵"strength"ŵ"advantage""
80. B ̶take stock ofΪ"......ۣ......ж"
81. A ˼ǣ"ŸĶ......"﷨Ƕȣ˴ӦʡĸѡУֻasʣʾ̡
82 D ﷨壬˴ӦʵĽʱʽ˼"ݵĽһ룬ǽǿѧϰܵȵľ⡣"
83. C ģӦָ"ѧϰ"ʿʹʶѡC learning
84. B ̶to begin withΪ"ȣ"
85. A νﶯpauselook intoǶÔζӦѡtoɶʲʽĿ״ѡǽʣ⡣
86. C ȫĽܽµĿͷOf the most significance is the attitudeӦѡattitude
Part VI Translation
87. The author of the report is well acquainted with the problems in the hospital (ҽԺdz˽⣩because he has been working there for many years.
88. The father pleaded with his son to be less trouble(Ù´é·³) to his mother.
89. The murderer mingled with the crowds (ȺУ with an attempt to shoot at the Prime Minister whenever he seized a chance.
90. To minimize the risk of theft (Ϊ޶ȼ԰Ŀ),we install a good alarm system.
91. Scientists will have to come up with new methods of increasing the worlds food supply(ʳӦ·).
ĿӮEңÿһջۣר
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