1354國開（電大）2020年7月《高級英語閱讀2》期末試題及答案

1、試卷代號：1354國家開放大學2020年春季學期期末統(tǒng)一考試高級英語閱讀(2)試題2020年7月考前須知一、將你的學號、姓名及分校(工作站)名稱填寫在答題紙的規(guī)定欄 內?？荚嚱Y束后，把試卷和答題紙放在桌子上。試卷和答題紙均不得帶 出考場。監(jiān)考人收完考卷和答題紙后才可離開考場。二、仔細讀懂題目的說明，并按題目要求和答題例如答題。答案 一定要寫在答題紙的指定位置上，寫在試卷上的答案無效。三、用藍、黑圓珠筆或鋼筆答題，使用鉛筆答題無效。Information for the examinees ：This examination consists of two sections. They are：

2、 New Words (60 points, 40 minutes)Section 口 ： Reading Comprehension (40 points, 50 minutes)The total marks for this examination are 100 points. Time allowed for completing this examination is 90 minutes.New words國 Match each vocabulary word on the left with the correct definition on the right. (3 po

3、ints each)1.dyeingA. to sign up to take a class2.trashB. get； obtain； learn3. rigidC. sickness4. waggingD. form of art5. mortalityE, garbage6.asthmaticF. coloring7. plagueG. having difficulty breathing8.tattooH. moving a tail9. acquireI. not flexible10.enrollJ. death|B| Fill in the blanks with words

4、 from the box below. (3 points each)colleagues intelligent Mental researchers evidence involved traditional imply maturation matureParents of teenagers have always known that there is something, well, different about the teen years. Some parents claim that their teenage children belong to a differen

5、t species. Until recently, neuroscience did not support this belief. The 11 belief was that by the time a child was eight to twelve, the brain was completely 12 However, very recent studies provide 13 that the brain of a teenager differs from that of both children and adults. According to Jay Giedd

6、of the National Institute of 14Health, 15 does notstop at age ten, but continues into the teen years“ and beyond. In fact, Giedd and his 16 found that the corpus callosum ucontinues growing into your 20s”, Because, it is believed, the corpus callosum is 17 in self-awareness and intelligence, the new

7、 studies18thatteens may not be as fully self-aware or as 19 as they will be later. Other20 , atMcLean Hospital in Massachusetts, have found that teenagers are not as able (as adults are) to “read emotions on peoples faces.Section Q Reading Comprehension國 Read the passage. Then answer the questions t

8、hat follow. (5 points each)Career ChangeA People who are thinking about changing careers are often afraid of what will happen if they quit their job. Will they find another one? Will they like another field as well as the one they are in now? Will they be able to grow and advance in a new organizati

9、on?B As these questions come to mind, they should try to figure out the answers so they can reach a decision. Although there is a high rate of unemployment in some countries, there are usually jobs for skilled workers who can use computers or other equipment. Those who have specialized training in t

10、hese areas can generally find a position without too much effort.C The question of whether theyll like another field more than their current one is also a crucial one. While its nice to dream about having another job, the reality may be that they arent suited for it. For example, if an architect lik

11、es to cook but has no idea about how to run a business, it may be risky for him to open a restaurant. He can cook for his friends on weekends and satisfy his dreams of being a chef in that way.D Another good way for a person to find out if she will be successful in a new field is to try it out as a

12、part-time job. Being an event planner sounds glamorous, but helping friends with parties or weddings might show her that its also very stressful. However, if she has the creativity and organization necessary for such a position, she can continue to plan events for friends until she builds up a reput

13、ation. Then she can leave her current job to look for a job in event planning knowing that shell be successful in this area.E Once a person has found his or her specialty and decides on the change, its necessary to stick with it until the business gets off the ground. This usually takes about five y

14、ears. If the move has been from one company to another, the person should stay until it is clear he is doing a good job and can advance to a higher position. Following this advice will make the transition smoother and the career change successful.For each question, choose the best answer based on th

15、e reading passage. Write A, B, C or D on your Answer Sheet.According to the reading, people who think about changing careers generallyquit their jobsare afraid of quitting their jobsfind another one right awaygrow and advance in a new organizationThere is a high rate of unemployment in some countrie

16、s, but skilled workersA.lose their jobsB.try to reach a decisionC.use computersD.with training can stillgetjobsIf a person dreams about doing another job, .A.he is suited foritB.he can run a businessC.he still may notbe able to do itD.he will be satisfied asa chefHaving a part-time job.A. is a good

17、way to try another career B. sounds glamorousC. is very stressfulD. builds up a persons careerYou should stay in a new career at least five years because.its your specialtyyou moved from one company to anotheryou can do a good job and advance in that timethe transition will be smootherRead the passa

18、ge. Then answer the questions that follow. (3 points each)HomeschoolingA One of the trends in education in the United States in recent times has been homeschooling-teaching children at home instead of at school. About 1. 5 million children, or 2. 5% of the school-age population, are presently taught

19、 at home. There are several reasons for this movement： lack of good schools in some neighborhoods, the desire to include religion in coursework, and parental disagreement with classroom practices in public schools.B As you read in Chapter 1, poorer areas of the United States generally have poorersch

20、ools. Teachers may not be well trained, and equipment may not be as modern as in richer schools. Some parents think that teaching their children at home is better than sending them to an inferior school.C Other parents, often Christians, want their children to learn about God in school. While there

21、are private schools that teach classes in religion, they tend to be expensive. Parents can save money by buying materials from Christian education companies and teaching their children at home.D Another group of parents disagree with the way schools are run or the way children are taught. They want

22、a less rigid atmosphere in which their children can choose the subjects they want to learn or study in nontraditional ways. They can provide their children with more flexibility if they homeschool them.E People often wonder if homeschooled children learn as much as those in traditional schools. Orga

23、nizations like the National Home Education Research Institute say that they do. Many educational companies put together courses that contain books, DVDs, and online (Internet) lessons and tests. Students who complete these courses are just as capable of entering top universities and graduating with

24、honors as those who attend traditional schools. They are also able to get good jobs and perform well in the workplace.F Although some educators, critics of homeschooling, may not want to accept this fact, many children taught at home actually do better than many taught at school. They are more inter

25、ested in studying and more comfortable with their own learning style. Instead of being motivated to compete for the highest grade, they are motivated by love of learning.Decide whether the following statements are true or false. Write T for True and F for False on the Answer Sheet.The number of children who are taught at home is 2. 5 million.Parents who want their children to have a religious education sometimes buy materials and teach their children at home.Some parents homeschool their children because they disagree