2023年電大學(xué)位英語試卷及參考答案

北京地區(qū)成人本科學(xué)士學(xué)位英語統(tǒng)一考試2023.１１．０5ＰａrｔⅠReadinｇCｏmｐｒehension(30%)Direｃtｉons:Thｅreａreｔhrｅe(cuò)ｐassagesinｔhisparｔ.Eａｃhpaｓsａgｅisｆｏｌloweｄbysomｅqueｓtｉonsｏｒｕｎfinisheｄstatemeｎtｓ.FｏreacｈofｔheｍthｅreａｒefourchｏicesmarkedA，B，CａndD.YｏｕshoｕlddｅcidｅonthebestchoiceaｎdｂｌａckentｈｅcoｒrｅｓpondingｌetｔerontｈeＡnswerSheeｔ。Pasｓaｇe1Quｅstｉons1ｔo５ａｒebaｓedｏｎthｅfolｌowｉngpａssage:TherefｌeｃtiveｔoｗersofＮewYorkCiｔｙ,wｈicｈisonｔheＡｔlａnticmｉgratｉnｇ(遷徙的)ｒoute,ｃanbｅdeadｌyforbiｒds.“Welｉｖｅinanageｏfｇlasｓ,”saidＭs.Lａurel,ａｎarｃhitect。(76)“Itcanbｅaperfeｃｔmirrorｉncertainlｉghts，andthｅｌarｇertheglaｓｓ，ｔhemoreｄａnｇerｏusｉｔiｓ。”Ａbout90,000biｒdｓａrekillｅdｂｙflyiｎｇinｔobｕｉldｉnginｔｈeｃityeachｙear．Ofｔen,ｔhｅyｓtrikethelｏwｅrlｅvｅlsofglaｓstｏwｅrｓafteｒsｅaｒcｈｉngforfoodinneaｒbypaｒkｓ.Sucｈcrashesａrｅtheseｃoｎd－leadinｇcausｅofdeａt(yī)ｈfｏrmigｒaｔingbｉｒds，afterhabitat(棲息地）ｌｏss,withanｅstimａt(yī)ednｕmberofｄeaｔｈrangiｎguptｏａｂillionayeａr。(7７)Asgｌａssｏffiｃeandapartmｅnttowerｓhａveincｒeａsedintｈeｌａstdecａde,so,tｏo，hａveｃallｓtoｍakethemlｅsｓdｅaｄlｙtobirdｓ.SａnFrancｉsｃｏａdoptedbird-safｅｔystａndardｆornewbuiｌdinｇｉnＪuly.ＴｈeＵnitｅdStaｔesＧrｅe(cuò)ｎBuildingCｏｕncil,anｏnproｆｉtindusｔｒygrouｐthatｅncouragesｔhｅcｒeatｉonofenvironmｅntalｌycoｎsciousbuildｉｎgｓ,willｉntrodｕceａbird-safetycredｉttｈｉsaｓpａrtｏｆｉtseｎvirｏnｍentalcertifiｃatioｎproｃeｓs。Therｅareｎｏeaｓyfixeｓ,hoｗever.Afewresｅａrcｈerｓａｒeexｐloｒiｎgglassdesiｇnsthatuｓｅuｌtravioleｔ（紫外線的)sｉgnａls,buttheyarｅｓtｉlliｎtｈeiｒｉnfancy．Cｏvers,doｔｐaｔterｎｓ,ｓhadesanｄnetaretｈemaiｎoｐtｉonｓavailaｂle。Ofteｎ,onlyoneｓeｃtionofabuildingneｅdsｔoｂｅｃhａnged.“Ｙｏuｄon’tneceｓsａrilｙhavetoｔｒｅａｔevｅｒywindoｗ,”Ms．Lａurｅlsaid.“Iｔｗouｌdｂetoｏｅxpenｓivetoｄothｅwholebuiｌdiｎg?！盩heＪａｃob1．

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