[外语类试卷]大学英语四级(2013年12月考试改革适用)模拟试卷163(无答案).doc
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1、大学英语四级(2013 年 12 月考试改革适用)模拟试卷 163(无答案)一、Part I Writing1 For this part, you are allowed 30 minutes to write a short essay entitled There Is No End to Learning by commenting on the famous saying, “Education is not complete with graduation.“ You should write at least 120 words but no more than 180 word
2、s. Write your essay on Answer Sheet 1.There Is No End to LearningSection A(A)Their death rate is too high to be neglected.(B) Governments pay little attention to the issue.(C) They want to win the publics praise.(D)There are little data about them to do research.(A)Maternal death.(B) Various types o
3、f injuries.(C) Infectious disease.(D)Natural disaster.(A)The White House warned them not to do now.(B) The panel of experts objected the proposals.(C) NASA didnt get adequate money.(D)It would be too costly to do so.(A)By loaning money from the state bank.(B) By cooperating with private enterprises.
4、(C) By resorting to commercial banks.(D)By intensifying structural adjustment.(A)LG has exposed new concept TVs.(B) The market of TVs decreased.(C) TV will be replaced by computers.(D)LG is lagging behind in the TV competition.(A)They will be sold in stores this year.(B) They will be mass-produced.(
5、C) The price of them is not very high.(D)One of them can be rolled up like a newspaper.(A)CES technology expo.(B) Ultra-high definition televisions.(C) Distinguishable technology.(D)Creative concepts like LGs.Section B(A)His inbox was broken.(B) He made a big mistake.(C) The meeting was put off.(D)T
6、he work was postponed.(A)There is a bunch of coffee.(B) It is full of misplaced memos.(C) The secretary works beside it.(D)Things get piled up there.(A)It has not been sent out yet.(B) It was posted in the break room.(C) It never got to the mans inbox.(D)It was misplaced by the man.(A)Ask the secret
7、ary about the memo.(B) Talk to his friends about the secret.(C) Read the memo to get the truth.(D)Take a bunch of coffee breaks.(A)She cant have a break again.(B) The tires of her car are broken.(C) She cant sell her car in the shop.(D)Her car is being repaired again.(A)He is incapable of repairing
8、old cars.(B) He may overcharge her for the repairing.(C) He may make an incorrect estimate.(D)He doesnt know much about cars.(A)Offer the woman a ride home.(B) Write the homework for the woman.(C) Drive the woman back to campus.(D)Recommend a new car mechanic to the woman.(A)Move back to live on cam
9、pus.(B) Leave alone those troubles.(C) Pay a visit to the dormitory.(D)Move to live near the campus.Section C(A)People who are over 65 years old.(B) People whose life is different from younger ones.(C) People who retire from full-time work.(D)People who live, far away from their family.(A)Money.(B)
10、Safety.(C) Family.(D)Health.(A)Communities near their family.(B) Communities in big cities.(C) Communities in warm climates.(D)Communities in the countryside.(A)The number of senior citizens is increasing rapidly.(B) The problem of senior citizen becomes more serious.(C) Senior citizens are less act
11、ive than before.(D)More senior citizens are involved in politics.(A)She was famous for her sharply funny comments.(B) She served as the governor of Texas for 2 years.(C) She helped black people to get their rights.(D)She worked as a teacher of four students.(A)Deputy Secretary.(B) Foreign minister.(
12、C) Country commissioner.(D)State governor.(A)Ann Richards created a world for all the young people.(B) Ann Richards was the greatest feminist in the US.(C) Ann Richards helped young girls find their places.(D)Ann Richards was a kind-hearted person.(A)Accepting the criticism and ignore the praise.(B)
13、 Understanding the reason behind peoples criticism.(C) Stopping caring other peoples opinions.(D)Smiling to all the praise and criticism.(A)Thank the person.(B) Correct it happily.(C) Ignore the mistake.(D)Cancel the publication.(A)The topic is worth discussing again.(B) The topic is funny and meani
14、ngful.(C) The topic needs to be well understood.(D)The topic has to be changed.Section A26 Could the reason for the worlds economic misfortunes all come down to finger length? Although certainly an oversimplification of our【C1】_troubles, scientists have shown that financial traders who lose the bigg
15、est dollars are more【C2】_to have shorter ring fingers than index fingers.Former Wall Street trader and scientist John Coates of the University of Cambridge wondered whether finger ratio really correlated with trader success. His team【C3 】_that traders with the lowest index-to-ring-finger ratios made
16、 the most money over a 20-month period, even when the researchers controlled for years of experience. They averaged the【C4】_of $1,232,590, nearly six times more than that of men with【C5】_ratios. “I almost fell off my chair,“ says Coates. “I could not believe what I was seeing.“Tim Harford, a columni
17、st for the Financial Times and author of The Logic of Life: The Rational Economics of an Irrational World, calls the study “fascinating.“ He says hes glad to see that economists have【C6 】_looking at financial markets in terms of natural【C7】_instead of looking at them in terms of rational people maki
18、ng rational decisions.Coates,【C8】_, says it is important to note that this study【C9】_on only one type of trading, and increased confidence and quick reactions may in fact be an obstacle to those trading over long periods of time, like investors at hedge funds and investment banks. “Each【C10】_of trad
19、ing may require a different set of traits,“ he says.A)focuses E)strengthens I)high M)moreoverB)started F)likely J)conventional N)selectionC)however G)equivalent K)found O)currentD)figure H)style L)studied27 【C1 】28 【C2 】29 【C3 】30 【C4 】31 【C5 】32 【C6 】33 【C7 】34 【C8 】35 【C9 】36 【C10 】Section B36 18-
20、to24-year-olds Most at Risk for ID TheftARyan Thomas, an airman in the Air Force Honor Guard, bought some DVDs on the Internet using his cash card. It was a $20 payment made from his account, which had about $900. But the following day, his account balance was zero. Someone had stolen his account in
21、formation and bought computer games and other items. “I didnt know better about securing your information on the computer,“ said Thomas. After the incident, Thomas took a class about how to protect information in cyberspace. But last month, he was hit again, this time by someone who targeted his acc
22、ount from Malaysia. Similar identity-theft cases are rising sharply across the country, as young peoplesometimes careless about their personal informationare hit the hardest, according to a survey released last month.BIdentity fraud can include stealing a credit card number or opening a bank account
23、 in someone elses name. Thieves generally cross state lines in the commission of their crimes and are often linked to rings overseas in places such as Russia and Spain. The young people, ages 18 to 24, is at the greatest risk because it takes them longer to figure out that they have been defraudedme
24、aning their information is compromised for a longer period, according to the survey, which is a typical scene of the identity fraud landscape from last year.C“The young people dont protect enough or detect enough,“ said James Van Dyke, president of Javelin Strategy & Research, a California-based com
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