1、大学英语四级改革适用（听力）模拟试卷 326（无答案）Section A（A）Because he was carrying a large cache of arms.（B） Because he planned to commit suicide on the Ukrainian border.（C） Because he had planned 15 attacks.（D）Because he was driven by ultra-nationalist views.（A）Carrying 125kg of TNT.（B） Targeting bridges, motorways, a
2、 mosque.（C） Murdering Paris police officers.（D）Arms smuggling and terrorism.（A）Lawyers for Chelsea.（B） Eden Hazard.（C） Swansea coach.（D）Jose Mourinho.（A）Eva Carneiro would accept the payout.（B） Eva Carneiro would take the case to a hearing（C） Eva Carneiro would go back to work for Chelsea.（D）Eva Car
3、neiro would go to Portugal to sue Jose Mourinho.（A）The sales of the cars in the company dropped.（B） The demand in Japanese market decreased.（C） The company had given off pollutions in production.（D）It has been found financial problems.（A）The cars were found to give out gases higher than standard lev
4、el.（B） The company was creating cars which were friendly to environment.（C） The company has improved the quality of its cars.（D）The company has raised the price of its cars.（A）New regulations are very strict.（B） The company has not yet found a way forward.（C） The company has lost its competition.（D）
5、New cars will give off more pollution gases.Section B（A）A notice by the electricity board.（B） Ads promoting electric appliances.（C） The description of a thief in disguise.（D）A new policy on pensioners welfare.（A）Speaking with a proper accent.（B） Wearing an official uniform.（C） Making friends with th
6、em.（D）Showing them his ID.（A）To be on the alert when being followed.（B） Not to leave senior citizens alone at home.（C） Not to let anyone in without an appointment.（D）To watch out for those from the electricity board.（A）She was robbed near the parking lot.（B） All her money in the bank disappeared.（C）
7、 The pension she had just drawn was stolen.（D）She was knocked down in the post office.（A）Marketing consultancy.（B） Professional accountancy.（C） Luxury hotel management.（D）Business conference organization.（A）Having a good knowledge of its customs.（B） Knowing some key people in tourism.（C） Having been
8、 to the country before.（D）Being able to speak Japanese.（A）Much more Chinese go for luxury holidays recently.（B） Going for luxury holidays involves traveling on a luxury train.（C） Much more Japanese go for luxury holidays recently.（D）The big tour operators often go for luxury holidays themselves.（A）I
9、t will bring her potential into full play.（B） It will involve lots of train travel.（C） It will enable her to improve her Chinese.（D）It will give her more chances to visit Japan.Section C（A）The lack of time.（B） The quality of life.（C） The frustrations at work.（D）The pressure on working families.（A）Th
10、ey were just as busy as people of today.（B） They saw the importance of collective efforts.（C） They didnt complain as much as modern man.（D）They lived a hard life by hunting and gathering.（A）To look for creative ideas of awarding employees.（B） To explore strategies for lowering production costs.（C） T
11、o seek new approaches to dealing with complaints.（D）To find effective ways to give employees flexibility.（A）Family violence.（B） The Great Depression.（C） Her fathers disloyalty.（D）Her mothers bad temper.（A）His advanced age.（B） His childrens efforts.（C） His improved financial condition.（D）His second w
12、ifes positive influence.（A）Love is blind.（B） Love breeds love.（C） Divorce often has disastrous consequences.（D）Happiness is hard to find in blended families.（A）It was located in a park.（B） Its owner died of a heart attack.（C） It went bankrupt all of a sudden.（D）Its potted plants were for lease only.
13、A）Planting some trees in the greenhouse.（B） Writing a want ad to a local newspaper.（C） Putting up a Going Out of Business sign.（D）Helping a customer select some purchases.（A）Opening an office in the new office park.（B） Keeping better relations with her company.（C） Developing fresh business opportunities.（D）Building a big greenhouse of his own.（A）Owning the greenhouse one day.（B） Securing a job at the office park.（C） Cultivating more potted plants.（D）Finding customers out of town.
