2023年英語真題及答案

19９５年全國碩士碩士入學統(tǒng)一考試英語試題SeｃtioｎI StructurｅanｄVocaｂulａｒyPartADirectｉons：Ｂeｎeatheachoｆｔｈefｏllowｉngsenｔenｃes,ｔｈｅｒeaｒefourｃhoicesmaｒked[A],［B］,[C]ａnd[D］.Choosｅtheoｎethａｔbestcｏmpletｅｓthesentence.MａｒｋyｏurａnｓwｅrｏnANSＷＥRSHEET1bybｌackeninｇthｅcorrｅｓpoｎdingｌetterinthｅbｒaｃｋetsｗiｔhapencil．（5pｏints)1. Betwｅen１８97ａnd１919atleast29motｉonpｉcturesｉnwhicｈａrtｉficiaｌbeingｓｗerｅportrａyｅｄ__＿___＿＿.［A］ｈadproduced［Ｂ］ｈaveｂｅenpｒoduced[Ｃ]wouldhavｅprodｕｃeｄ[D]hadｂeｅnpｒoｄuｃeｄ2. Ｔhereouｇhtｔoｂｅlessanxietyoverthepｅｒcｅivedrisｋofgｅttinｇcanｃｅrthan_＿_＿____inthepubｌiｃmindtodａy．[A］eｘisｔs[B]ｅxisｔ[Ｃ]ｅxｉsting[D]exiｓtｅｄ3． Thepｒofessorcaｎhａrdlyfiｎｄsuｆficiｅntgrｏunds＿＿_＿＿___hisarguｍentｉnfaｖoｒoｆthenｅwtｈeory．[A］whichtoｂａｓeoｎ[B]ｏnwhichｔobase[Ｃ]ｔobａseoｎwhich［D］whiｃｈtoｂｅｂasｅdoｎ4. ____＿_＿_caｎheｌｐbutbeｆaｓcinatedbythewｏrlｄｉｎtｏｗhｉｃhhｅistaｋｅnbytｈeｓcienceｆiｃtiｏｎ.［A]Everybody[B]Ａnｙbody[C]Soｍebody[D]Noboｄｙ5. Hoｗmanyofus_＿__＿___,sａy,ａmｅetinｇthatisirrelevanttouswouｌdbeintｅrestｅｄiｎｔｈedisｃusｓiｏn?［A]aｔtended[Ｂ]attendinｇ[C]toattenｄ［D]haｖeattendｅd6. Hydrｏgｅnisｔｈeｆｕndamentaｌelemｅｎtoｆtheuniverｓｅ__＿＿＿＿__ｉtprovidｅstｈeｂuilｄｉnｇblocｋsｆｒomwｈiｃｈtｈｅotｈerelｅmｅntsaｒｅprｏduced.[Ａ]soｔhａt(yī)[B]butthat[C]ｉnｔhat[Ｄ]pｒovidedｔｈaｔ7.?Ｗeａrｅtａｕghtｔｈaｔａbuｓinｅssleｔterｓｈｏuldｂｅwritｔeｎinafｏrmaｌstyle_＿___＿＿＿inapersｏnalｏnｅ．[A]rａt(yī)ｈerｔhan[B]otｈeｒｔhａn[C]betｔerｔhan[D]lesｓthan8.?__＿___＿＿isgeｎerａｌｌyaｃcepted，ｅｃonｏmicalgrowtｈisdｅｔerminｅｄbythesmootｈdevelopmｅntofproductiｏｎ.[Ａ]Whaｔ[Ｂ]Tｈat[C]Ｉt[D]Ａs９.?Itｉsｂelievedｔhatｔodａy’spopmｕsiccanseｒvｅasaｃreativeｆｏrce_______＿stimｕlａt(yī)ingtheｔhinkｉnｇｏfiｔslistenｅrｓ.［A］by[B]wiｔh[C]at［Ｄ］oｎ1０. Ｊusｔaｓthesoilisaｐａｒｔoftｈeeａrth,__＿＿____tｈｅatmｏsｐhｅre.[A]asitiｓ［B]thesameas［C]ｓoiｓ［D]ａndsｏisPartＢDirecｔｉoｎｓ:Eachｏfthefolｌｏwingsentenｃeｓhasｆouruｎdｅrlineｄpａrtｓmarkeｄ[Ａ],[B],[C],anｄ［D］．ＩｄenｔifythｅpartoftｈesentencetｈatｉsinｃorrｅｃtandｍarkyoｕranｓｗerｏnANＳWERSHEET１byblaｃkeningthecorresｐｏndiｎgletteｒinthebｒacketsｗithapｅncil.(５points)11. Thｅcoｎvｅｎｉｅｎcｅｓthａt(yī)Ａmerｉcaｎｓdeｓｉreeq\ｏ（refｌｅｃtｉng,\s＼ｄo14(A))nｏｔsomuchaeq\ｏ(leisurely，\s\do14(Ｂ))lifesｔｙｌeａsabusｙｌifeｓtｙleiｎｗhｉcｈeveｎｍinutｅｓoｆtiｍeeq＼o(aｒe,\s＼do１4（Ｃ）)ｔooｖaluaｂlｅeｑ\ｏ(tobｅｗasｔｅd,＼s＼ｄo14(Ｄ)).1２． Indｅbating,onemｕsｔcｏｒrｅctｔheeq＼o(opponent’s,\s\do1４(A）)facts，dｅnythｅreleｖaｎcｅofhisｐｒｏoｆ,orｄenyeｑ\o(thａt(yī),\s＼do1４(B))ｅｑ＼o(ｗｈat,\s＼do1４(C))hｅpreｓeｎｔsａｓproof,eq\ｏ(uｎless,\ｓ\do１4(Ｄ))ｒｅlevａnt,iｓsｕfficiｅnｔ.1３． Weareｎoｔｅｑ＼o(consciｏusof,\s＼do１4(A))ｔheextｅnteq\o（ofwｈiｃh，\s\do１4(B))woｒkpｒoｖｉdestｈepsycholoｇｉcalsaｔiｓfaｃtionｅｑ\o(ｔhat，\s＼do１4（C))cａｎmaketｈｅeq\o(dｉffeｒencｅ,\s\do１４（D))betweenafｕlｌａndaneｍｐtylife.14． TｈePorｔｕguｅseｅｑ\o（givｅ，＼ｓ＼do1４(A)）agreaｔdealoｆcｒeｄitｔｏeq\o(ｏnｅman,\s＼do14（B))foreｑ\ｏ(havingｐromｏted，\s\do14(C))ｓｅａt(yī)ravel,thatmaneq\o(ｗas,\s\ｄo14（Ｄ))PrinceHｅnｒyｔhenavigａt(yī)or,ｗhｏlｉvedinthe15thｃｅntury.15.?ｅq\o（Aｃcountsof,＼s\do１４(A）)ｓcientｉｆicexpeｒimentｓaregenｅrallycorrecteq\o（for，\s\ｄｏ14(Ｂ))thoｓeｅq＼o(wrｉteaｂｏｕt，\s\ｄo14(Ｃ))sｃｉeｎceａrecareｆuｌｉnｅq\o(cheｃking,\s＼do14（D))tｈｅaccurａcyoftｈeiｒrepoｒｔｓ.16.?ｗhenｅverｗeｅｑ\o（hearｏf，\s＼do１4（A））anａt(yī)ｕｒalｄiｓaｓｔer,eｑ\o(evｅn，\ｓ\do1４(B)）inadisｔantｐaｒｔoftheｗoｒlｄ,wefｅeｌeｑ\o(syｍpathｙ,\s＼do14(C))forthｅpeopｌeeq＼ｏ(ｔoｈaｖeaffected,\s\ｄｏ14(D))．17． Itisperhapsnotaｎexaｇgｅratiｏｎeq\ｏ(tosａy,\s＼do14(A）)thatweshａllsoonbeeq\o(trｕstinｇ，\s\do14(B)）ourheaｌth,weａlthandｈapｐinesstoelementswitｈｅq＼o(wｈom,\s＼do１4(C)）ｖerynamｅstｈegeneｒａｌpｕbｌiceｑ\o(are，＼s\dｏ1４(D））uｎfaｍiliar．18．?Thespeakerclaiｍedthateq\o（ｎoother，\s＼dｏ14(Ａ））moｄｅrnnatｉonｄeｖoteｓeｑ\o(soｓmall,\s\ｄo14(Ｂ）)apｏrｔｉｏnoｆiｔsweａlｔhtopuｂｌicassｉstancｅａndhealtheq\o(tｈan,\s＼dｏ14（C）)ｔheUnｉteｄStatｅｓeｑ\o(doｅs，\s\do14(Ｄ))．1９． Ｔｈeｒearethｏsｅwｈoconｓｉderiｔqｕｅstionaｂｌeｔhａt(yī)thｅsｅｅq\o(defeｎcｅ－ｌｉnkeｄ,＼s\do1４(A）)rｅsｅarchｐrojectswｉlleq＼o(acｃountｆor,\s\dｏ14(B)）aｎiｍprｏvｅmentiｎthestaｎdａrdofliｖinｇor,aｌterｎatｅly,eq\o(ｔodoｍｕch,＼s＼do１4(C）)ｔoｐrｏtecｔoureq\o(ｄimiｎisｈing,\s＼do14(D))reｓｏｕrces.20. Ifinｄividｕalsｅq\o（areawakened，＼s\do14(A）)eq＼ｏ(eachtimｅas,\s＼ｄo14（Ｂ))ｔｈeybegiｎaｄｒｅampｈａseoｆsleep，ｔhｅyarelｉkeｌytobeｃomeiｒrｉｔableｅq\o(eventhough，\s\do1４（Ｃ）)tｈeirtｏｔａｌamouｎtofｓleepeｑ\o(haｓｂeeｎ,\s\do１4(D))sufｆicient.PａrtCＤirecｔioｎs:Ｂｅｎeaｔhｅachoｆthefｏllｏwingｓeｎtenｃeｓ,ｔhｅrｅaｒeｆourchｏicesmaｒked[A］，［B],[C］and[Ｄ]．Chｏｏｓetheoneｔｈａt(yī)beｓtcomｐletesｔｈeseｎtence.MarｋyouｒanｓweroｎANSＷEＲSＨEET1byblaｃkenｉngthecoｒｒｅｓpｏnｄｉｎgleｔteｒｉntｈebｒacｋeｔswithapencil.(10poinｔｓ）21. Iｎtｈatcountｒy,gｕｅｓtsteｎdｔｏfｅeltheyarenotｈｉghlｙ＿_______iftｈeiｎｖitａt(yī)ionｔｏadｉnｎｅrｐartｙiseｘtendedonｌyｔhreeorfourdaｙsｂｅforethepaｒtydaｔe.[A]ａdｍｉreｄ［B］ｒeｇaｒｄed[C]exｐected[D]wｏrｓhipped22. A＿_＿＿____ｏfthｅlongrｅpoｒtbythｅbｕdｇetcommitteeｗassｕbmittedtothｅmaｙorforａppｒoval．[Ａ]shoｒｔｈａｎd[Ｂ]ｓｃheme［C]scheｄｕle[D]sketch２３. Ａmaｎhastoｍake_＿＿____＿fｏrhisoldagebｙputtiｎgasideeｎoughmonｅｙtoliveonwhenold．[A]sｕｐply［B]ａsｓｕrance[C]prｏvisioｎ[D］ａdjuｓtmｅnt2４. Theneｗlｙ-buｉltScｉencｅBuiｌdingｓeems____＿_＿＿enouｇhtolastaｈunｄrｅdｙｅａｒs.[A]spaciouｓ[B]sophistｉcaｔed[Ｃ]sｕｂsｔantial[D］sｔｅadｙ2５.?Ｉｔisｗell-ｋnｏwntｈatｔheｒetiｒedｗorkeｒｓｉｎoｕrｃoｕntryaｒｅ_＿__＿＿＿_frｅemedicalcaｒｅ.[A]ｅntｉtledｔo［Ｂ]involveｄin[C]assocｉateｄwｉtｈ[D]assigneｄto26．?Ｔｈefaｒmｅrsｗeｒemoｒeanxioｕｓfｏrrainthanｔｈepｅoｐleｉnthecitybｅcausｅtheyhadｍoreat__＿____＿.[A]dangeｒ[Ｂ]ｓtaｋｅ[Ｃ］loｓs[D]tｈｒeaｔ27.?Ifeｌt__＿＿_＿__ｔodｅａt(yī)hbecauseＩcoulｄｍakenoｔhinｇofthｅｃhairman’ssｐｅech.[A]fatigｕed[B]ｔireｄ[C]exｈaｕsｔｅd［D]boreｄ28． Wheｎtheｅngｉnewouldnｏtｓtart，themｅchanｉcｉnｓpeｃtedａｌltheｐartｓｔofinｄｗhatwasａt(yī)____＿___.[A]wroｎg[Ｂ］trｏuble[C]ｆauｌt［D］ｄifficulty2９. Ｙouraｄｖicｅwｏｕldbe_______＿ｖaluaｂleｔohim,wｈoisａｔｐrｅsentaｔｈiswit’senｄ.[Ａ]exｃeedｉnglｙ[B]eｘcessiｖeｌy[C］ｅxtensiｖely[Ｄ]eｘcluｓｉvｅly30. Hｅfaiｌedｔｏcarryoutsｏmｅoftheproｖisiｏnｓofｔｈｅｃｏntrａcｔ,andnｏwhｅｈaｓto＿＿_＿＿_＿_thｅconseqｕences.[Ａ]ansｗerfor[B]ｒｕｎinｔo[C］ａbiｄebｙ[D］steｐinto3１. Theriveｒisalrｅady_____＿＿_itｓbanｋsbeｃａuseofexｃｅssｉｖeraｉnｆalｌ;ａndtheｃityisthreaｔeｎedwiｔｈalｉkｅlｙflood.[A]ｐａraｌleｌｔo[Ｂ]leveliｎ[Ｃ]fｌaｔon［D]fｌｕsｈwiｔｈ3２. Peｏple____＿＿＿＿thａt(yī)verｔｉcalｆligｈtｔraｎｓｐortswｏuldｃａrｒymiｌlionｓｏfpａsｓengerｓａｓdotｈeａｉrlｉnersofｔｏｄａy.［Ａ]ｃonｖinceｄ[B]aｎｔiｃipaｔed[C］ｒｅsoｌｖed［D]assｕred3３．?Inspiteｏftｈewｉdeｒaｎgeoｆｒeaｄingmaｔeｒialspeciａllywriｔtenoｒ_＿＿__＿＿＿ｆｏrlanguａｇelearniｎgpuｒposes,theｒeisyｅtｎocomprehｅnsiveｓyｓtemａｔicprogramｍefoｒｔherｅadｉｎｇsｋilｌs.[Ａ]adaptｅd[B］acknowledｇｅd［C]aｓsｅmbｌed[Ｄ]ａppointeｄ３４. Tｈemothersaiｄｓhｅｗould＿_＿_____hersonwashingthedishesifhｅcoｕldｆiniｓhhisassignmentｂefoｒｅsupｐeｒ．[Ａ]ｌetdown[Ｂ]letａloｎe[C]lｅｔoff[Ｄ]letout35. Wｅsｈｏulｄaｌwaｙskeｅpinｍindthａｔ＿_______deciｓioｎsofｔeｎleadｔobiｔteｒｒegrets．[A]ｕｒgent[B]haｓty[C]iｎｓtant[Ｄ]ｐｒompt36. Johncompｌaｉnｅdｔｏthebookselleｒthａｔtherｅwerｅsｅvｅralpaｇes____＿___inthｅdictｉonary．[A］missｉnｇ[Ｂ]ｌosing[C]dｒopping[Ｄ]leakiｎg37. 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Theiｒdemaｎdfｏrａｐayraisehａsｎoｔthesliｇhtesｔ＿＿_＿__＿＿ｏfbｅｉngmet．［Ａ]prospｅct[B]predictｉon［C]proｓpｅｒｉtｙ[D]pｅrmissｉon4０．?It’ｓusuaｌlyｔhecasｅｔhaｔｐeopｌesｅldombehavｅina＿_______ｗaywheninaｆuriouｓsｔaｔe.[A]stablｅ［B]rａt(yī)ｉｏnal［C]legal[D］creｄiｂleSecｔionII?CｌozｅTestDirｅctions:Foreachｎumｂeｒedblaｎｋinthefｏllｏwingpassage,ｔhereａrefourcｈoｉcesmａｒｋｅｄ[Ａ],[B],[C]aｎd[D].ChoosetheｂｅstonｅanｄmaｒkｙouｒａnsweｒoｎＡNSWＥＲSHＥＥＴ1byblackeｎinｇthecoｒrespｏndinｇlettｅｒinthｅbｒacketswitｈapenciｌ.(1０ｐoｉｎtｓ)Slｅepisdｉviｄediｎtｏperiodsofsｏ-cａllｅｄREMｓleep，charａcterizedbyrａpideyemｏvemｅntsanddreaming,anｄｌｏｎgｅrperｉodsｏfnｏn-REMsleep.EQ\X\BＯ(大41家)ｋindｏｆslｅｅpisatａlｌwelｌ-uｎdｅｒstｏｏd,ｂutREＭsｌeepｉsEQ\X\ＢＯ(大４2家)toservesomｅrｅsｔorativeｆｕncｔｉoｎoftｈebrain.Tｈeｐurpｏseｏfnoｎ-RＥMsleepiｓevｅnmoreＥQ\X\BO(大43家).Tｈenewexｐｅrimｅnｔｓ，suchasｔhoseEＱ\X\BＯ(大44家)foｒthefirｓttｉｍeaｔarecentmeetｉngｏfｔｈeSociｅｔyforＳleepＲeseaｒｃhｉnMiｎneaｐolｉs,sｕggestfascinatingexｐｌanatiｏｎｓEQ＼X\BO(大45家)ofnon-ＲEＭsleｅp.Fｏrexaｍplｅ,ithaｓloｎgbeeｎkｎoｗnthａt(yī)toｔalｓlｅeｐEQ＼X＼BO(大4６家)is１0０perceｎｔfatａｌtoｒａt(yī)s,yeｔ，EQ\Ｘ\BＯ(大4７家)eｘａminａｔiｏnofthedｅadbｏdies，ｔheanimalslookcｏmpletelynoｒmａｌ.AreｓearcｈｅrhaｓnowEQ\Ｘ\BO(大48家)ｔｈemｙｓteryofｗｈytheanimalsｄie．TheratsEQ\X\BO(大49家)ｂacteｒiａlinfｅcｔionsofｔｈebloｏd，ＥQ＼Ｘ\BO(大５0家)ｔｈeiｒimmunesｙｓｔems-－tｈeselｆ-protectinｇｍechanｉｓmaｇainstｄｉseａse--hadcrashｅd．41. ［A]Eｉtｈeｒ［Ｂ］Neｉｔｈer[C]Eaｃh[D]Any42. ［A]inｔeｎｄed［B]requiｒed[C]ａssumed[D］inferred４３. ［Ａ］subｔle[B]ｏｂvｉｏｕs[C］myｓｔeｒioｕs［D]ｄoubtful44.?［A]ｍaintaineｄ[B］descｒibｅd[C］settlｅd[D］affｏｒｄｅd45. 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Ｆorpersonaｌgrｏwth,theauthoｒａｄvocaｔｅsalloftheｆoｌｌowｉｎgEXCEPＴ_＿_＿_＿＿_.[Ａ]cuｒiosｉtｙabouｔmｏrechaｎcｅs［B]prｏmpｔnessiｎｓelｆ－adａptatioｎ[Ｃ］open-mindｅｄｎeｓｓtｏｎeｗｅxpｅｒｉeｎces[D]ａvoidaｎceofintｅrｎａlfｅａrsandｄoubtsTexｔ３Ｉnsｕchachａngiｎｇ,cｏmpleｘｓｏcietyfｏrmerlｙsiｍplesolutiｏnstｏiｎformaｔioｎａｌneedｓｂecｏmｅcｏmｐlｉcated.Maｎyoflife’sprｏbｌemswhiｃhwereｓolveｄｂyａskｉngfａmilymemｂers,ｆrｉｅndsorcolleagｕesaｒebeyoｎdｔhｅｃapaｂiｌiｔyoftｈeeｘtenｄedfaｍilytoresoｌｖe.Whｅreｔotｕrnforexpeｒｔinformationａndhowtｏｄeｔｅrminewｈichexpertadvicｅtｏaｃceｐtarｅｑｕｅｓtiｏｎｓfａcingmanypeoｐletodａｙ.Inａdditｉoｎtｏthis,ｔhereｉsthegrowingmｏbilｉtｙofpeoｐｌesiｎceWorldWarII.Ａsfamｉｌiesｍovｅａwaｙfromthｅiｒsｔａblecomｍuniｔy,ｔheirfrｉendsofｍanyyearｓ,thｅirextｅndｅｄｆamｉlyｒelaｔionｓhｉpｓ,ｔheｉnｆormalflｏwofｉnｆormaｔionisｃｕtoff，andｗithitthecｏnfｉdencethatinformationwｉlｌｂeavaiｌabｌｅwheｎnｅｅｄedａndｗiｌlbetrustwｏrtｈｙanｄrｅlｉablｅ.Thｅａｌmostunconsｃiｏusflowofinforｍationaｂoｕtthesiｍplｅstasｐｅctsoflivingcａnbecｕtoff.Thus,tｈingｓoncｅｌｅarｎedｓubｃonscioｕｓlyｔhrougｈtｈecasuaｌcoｍｍunicａt(yī)ionｓofthｅｅｘｔｅndeｄfamiｌyｍｕｓｔbｅcoｎsciｏuｓｌylearned.Addiｎgtosoｃietalｃｈangestodａyisanｅnｏrmoussｔｏckpilｅofｉｎformatｉon．Thｅindividuａlｎｏwhasmorｅinformatiｏｎａvaiｌaｂlｅthaｎａｎyｇeｎeration,ａnｄｔｈｅtaskoffｉndingthａt(yī)ｏneｐｉeceofinformatioｎｒelevaｎｔtｏhｉｓorhｅrspeｃificproblemiscompｌｉcated,ｔｉme-ｃoｎｓumingandｓometimesｅｖenｏvｅrｗhｅlmiｎg.Couｐledwiｔhtｈegrowingquａｎtityofinｆoｒmａt(yī)ionｉｓthedeveｌoｐmentofｔecｈnologiesｗhicheｎａbｌethｅstoｒａｇeanddelｉvｅryofmｏreinforｍationｗithgreateｒｓpeedｔomoｒelocatioｎsｔhanｈａseｖeｒbeenpoｓsiｂｌｅｂefoｒe．Computerｔechnologymakesiｔpossiｂleｔoｓｔoreｖastａmountｓｏfdaｔaｉnmacｈinｅ-reaｄａblｅｆiｌeｓ,andtoｐrogrａｍcｏmputｅrstolｏｃateｓpeciｆicｉnformatiｏｎ.Ｔｅlecｏｍmuｎicatｉonsｄeｖelopmｅｎtｓenａbletheｓｅｎｄｉngoｆｍessagesviatelevｉｓion，radio,andveryshｏｒtly,elｅctrｏnicmａｉltｏｂｏｍｂardpｅoplewitｈmuｌtitudesoｆｍessaｇeｓ.Saｔｅlliｔｅshaveｅｘtendｅｄtｈｅpowerofｃｏmmunicatｉonstｏrepoｒtｅｖentsatthｅinsｔantofoｃｃurrencｅ.Expeｒtisｅcanbeshａrｅdwoｒlｄwidetｈｒougｈteleconferencing,anｄproblemsindispuｔecanbｅsｅttledwitｈｏuｔtｈeparticｉpanｔsｌeavingtheirhomeｓand/orjoｂsｔotｒavｅltoadistantcｏnｆerｅnｃｅsｉｔe.Technolｏgyhａｓfacｉｌitａｔeｄthｅshaｒingofinformaｔionaｎdｔhestoｒageanddeｌiｖｅｒyｏfｉnforｍａt(yī)iｏｎ，thusmａｋinｇmoreinforｍatｉonaｖailabletｏｍoreｐeoｐle．Intｈiｓworｌdofchaｎgeａndcｏmｐlexiｔy,theneedfｏrinformaｔｉｏnisofgreatestｉmportａnce．Tｈoｓeｐeｏpleｗhｏhａｖｅaccuraｔe，reliabｌeup-ｔo-dateinformatiｏntｏsolvｅtheｄａy-to-ｄayproblemｓ,tｈecritｉｃalprobｌemsofｔhｅirbusiｎesｓ,socialaｎdfａmｉlｙｌifｅ,wｉllsurｖiveandsuccｅed.“Knｏwｌｅｄgｅiｓpｏweｒ”mａyweｌlｂethetrueｓtsａyingandaccｅsstoiｎfｏrｍationmaybｅtheｍosｔcrｉｔicalｒequｉｒementoｆalｌｐeoｐle．５9. 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Weｃanleaｒnｆromthelasｔｐaragraphthaｔ__＿＿___＿.[Ａ］ｉｔisnecｅssａrｙtoｏｂｔaｉnasmucｈkｎoｗleｄgeaspoｓsiblｅ[B]peoｐlｅsｈｏuｌｄｍａkｅtｈebestｕseofthｅinformatｉonaccessible[C]wesｈouｌｄrｅalizｅｔheimｐortanceofaｃｃumulatingiｎｆormation[D]iｔisoｆviｔａlimportanｃetoaｃｑuireｎeedeｄiｎｆorｍaｔionefficieｎtlyTeｘｔ４Ｐerｓoｎalityｉｓtoalａrgeｅｘtｅｎtinhｅｒenｔ--A-tyｐｅｐaｒentｓusuａllybrｉngabｏｕtA-tｙpeoｆｆｓpｒiｎｇ．Buｔtheeｎvｉrｏnmenｔｍuｓtａlsohaveapｒofｏundeffｅcｔ,sinceifcompetitioｎｉsimportａnttotｈeparｅnts，itislikｅlyｔoｂeｃｏｍｅamajorｆaｃtorｉntｈｅlｉvesoｆtｈｅiｒchiｌdren.OneｐlaceｗｈerecｈiｌdrensoakuｐA-chａraｃtｅristicsｉssｃhool,wｈｉcｈiｓ,byitsverynature,aｈigｈlycompetiｔiveinsｔｉｔｕtiｏn.Tｏoｍanｙschｏｏｌsａdoptthe“winataｌlcｏsts”mｏralstandardandｍｅａｓuｒｅｔｈeｉrsuccessbyｓｐortingachiｅvementｓ．Ｔhecurｒeｎｔｐassiｏｎfｏrｍakｉngchiｌｄrencomｐeteａgaｉnｓttheirｃlasｓmaｔeｓoｒaｇａinｓttheclockpｒｏducesaｔwo-lａyｅｒｓystem,inwhiｃhcｏｍpetitｉvｅA-tyｐｅssｅeminsｏｍｅｗaybetterｔhaｎtｈeirＢ-typefeｌlows.Beｉngｔooｋeentowiｎｃanhavedanｇeroｕscｏｎseｑuenceｓ:rｅmemｂeｒｔhatPheidｉppidｅs,thefiｒｓｔmaｒａt(yī)ｈｏnｒｕnｎer,droppeｄdeａｄｓecｏｎdｓafｔersａyｉng:“Ｒejoice,wｅconquer!”Bｙfarｔheworstfｏrmofcomｐetiｔiｏｎinschoolsｉｓthedｉsproportionateeｍｐhasisoｎｅxａminaｔions．Itisaｒaｒescｈooltｈatalｌｏｗｓpuｐｉｌsｔocoｎｃeｎｔrateoｎthosetｈingsthｅｙdowell.Tｈｅmeｒiｔsofcompetiｔionbyexaｍiｎatｉonaresomｅwhaｔqｕestioｎａble，buｔcoｍpeｔitioninthecertａinknowｌedｇeoffaiｌureｉｓｐｏsiｔivｅｌyhａｒmfｕl.Ｏbviouslｙ,iｔiｓｎeiｔhｅrｐracticalnoｒｄｅsｉｒableｔhatallAｙｏunｇstｅｒsｃhangeｉntoB’s.TｈeworｌdneeｄsＡtypｅs,andschoｏlsｈａvｅaｎiｍｐortaｎtdutytｏtrｙtofｉtａchild’spersonaｌｉtｙtohispossibｌefｕtｕreemploymenｔ．Ｉtｉstoｐｍanａgｅｍeｎt.Ifthepreoccuｐａt(yī)ionofschoｏlsｗiｔhacaｄemicworkｗaslessenｅd，moreｔimemｉghｔbespｅntｔｅachｉngchiｌdrensureｒｖalｕes.Perhａｐsｓeｌeｃtionｆorthecaringproｆessｉｏnｓ，esｐeｃｉallｙｍeｄicinｅ,couldｂemaｄelｅｓsbygｏodｇradesincｈemistｒyaｎdｍorｅｂysucｈcｏnsidｅrationsaｓsｅnsitｉｖityａndsympatｈy.ItisｓurｅlｙamistakｅtochoｏsｅourｄocｔｏｒｓexclｕsｉvelyｆromA-ｔｙｐｅｓｔoｃｋ.B’sareimｐortantandｓｈoulｄbeｅncｏｕraged.６3． Ａｃcordingtothｅpａssａge,A－tyｐeiｎｄividualsａreｕｓually___＿_＿__．[A]imｐａｔieｎｔ[Ｂ]ｃonｓｉdeｒate[C]agｇｒｅsｓive［D］aｇrｅｅａｂｌｅ64．?Theaｕｔhorｉsstroｎglyｏppｏsedｔothepracticｅofexａｍiｎatiｏnsatｓchoｏlsbecause_＿＿____＿.[A]ｔheｐrｅssｕreistooｇreatｏnｔｈestｕｄentｓ[B]somesｔuｄentsarｅboｕｎdtofail[C]faiｌurｅratｅsａreｔｏohiｇh[D］ｔheresultｓｏfeｘａｎｉmａt(yī)iｏnｓaredｏubtfｕl6５．?Tｈeｓeｌｅｃtiｏnofmedｉcａlｐrｏfeｓsiｏnalｓiｓcuｒrentlybａｓeｄon___＿＿＿＿_.[A]ｃａnｄidaｔeｓ’senｓiｔiviｔy[B]ａｃademicachieｖｅmeｎtｓ[C］coｍpｅｔｉtiｖeｓpｉｒiｔ[D]surervaｌues6６．?Fromｔhepassaｇeweｃandｒawtheconcｌusｉonｔhat＿__＿____．[A］thｅpｅrsonaliｔyofaｃhildiswelleｓｔablisheｄａt(yī)bｉrｔｈ［B］familyｉnｆluenceｄomｉｎatesｔheshapiｎｇｏfone’schａracｔeriｓｔiｃs[C]thedevｅlopmｅntofone’spersｏnalｉｔyisduetｏｍuｌtipｌｅｆａctors［D]B-ｔypｅcｈarａcteristiｃｓｃanfiｎdnoplaｃeiｎcoｍpetiｔiｖeｓoｃietyＴext5Ｔhａt(yī)ｅｘperｉenceｓiｎfluenｃesuｂsｅqｕeｎtbeｈavｉourisevｉdenceofａｎobviousbｕｔneverthelessｒｅmarｋａbleactivitycallｅｄｒemｅmｂering.Ｌearningcｏuldnｏｔoccurwｉｔｈouttheｆuｎctionpopularlynamedｍemory.Consｔａntｐracticeｈａssuchaneffeｃｔonmemoryaｓtolｅadtoskillfｕlpeｒｆorｍanceonｔhepiaｎｏ,ｔoｒecｉｔaｔioｎofaｐｏem,ａndeｖenｔorｅａdｉnｇandunｄerstａｎdｉｎgｔhｅsewords.So-caｌlｅdinteｌligeｎtbehaviouｒｄemanｄsmｅmory,rememberinｇbeｉngaｐrimａryreqｕirementfｏrreａsoninｇ.Theａｂｉlitｙtｏsolveanｙpｒoblｅｍｏreventorecogｎizｅthatａproblemexistsdependｓonmeｍory.Tｙpicalｌy,tｈｅdeｃｉsiｏnｔocｒossastreetisbａsedoｎremembeｒiｎｇｍanyearｌｉｅrexperiences.Prａcｔicｅ(orrevieｗ)tendsｔoｂuildandmaｉnｔaiｎmemoryｆoｒａｔaskorfｏrａnｙlearnedｍaterial.Ｏveraperiｏdofnoｐracｔicewhatｈaｓbeenlｅarnｅｄtendstｏbefoｒgotteｎ;ａndthｅadａptiveｃｏnseqｕｅnｃｅsｍａynotseemobviｏus.Yet,dramａt(yī)icｉnstanｃesｏfsudｄenforgettiｎgcanbeseentoｂeadaptｉve.Iｎthiｓsenｓe,ｔheａbilitytoforgｅｔｃaｎbeintｅrpretｅdｔohavｅsｕrviｖｅdｔhｒoughapｒocｅssｏfnａt(yī)uraｌsｅlectiｏninanimalｓ.Indeed,ｗhenｏne’smeｍｏｒyofanemoｔiｏnallｙpaiｎfuleｘｐerienｃeleａdtoｓerioｕsａｎxｉety,foｒgettingmaｙproｄucerｅlief.Nevertheless,aｎｅvｏluｔiｏnaryｉntｅrｐretatｉoｎmiｇhｔｍakeiｔｄifficｕlttｏunｄerｓtaｎdｈowthecommｏnlygradualproｃessoｆfoｒｇｅttingｓurvｉvednaturaｌｓeｌeｃtiｏn.Iｎthinkingaboutｔheevｏｌｕtｉonofmemｏryｔogetheｒwiｔhａlｌiｔｓpossｉbｌeａspeｃｔｓ,iｔiｓhelｐfultoconsiｄerwhatwouldhapｐeｎiｆｍeｍorｉｅsｆailedtofaｄe.Forgeｔtinｇｃleaｒlyaｉdsｏrientatioｎintiｍe，siｎceｏｌdｍｅmorieｓwｅａkenａnｄthenewｔｅndtoｓtandｏｕt，ｐｒovidiｎgcｌuesfｏrinfｅrringdｕratｉｏn．Wｉthoｕtforgetｔing，adapｔiveabilityｗouｌdsuffer,forexample,lｅarneｄbｅhaviouｒthaｔmighthavebeencorreｃtａｄeｃadｅaｇoｍaynolonｇｅrbe.Cａｓesarerecordeｄoｆpeoplewｈo(ｂyordinａrysｔａndardｓ)foｒgｏｔsolitｔｌethattheireｖerｙdayａｃｔivitiｅsｗerefulｌofconfｕsioｎ．Ｔhusfｏrgｅttiｎgseemstｏservethatｓｕrｖivaｌoftheiｎdiｖiduaｌandｔｈespｅcｉｅｓ.Anotｈerlｉneｏftｈoughtassumesamｅmorｙstorａgｅsyｓtemoｆlｉmｉｔedcapａcitythａt(yī)ｐroｖidesadaptiveflexｉbilｉtｙｓpecificａlｌythｒｏuｇｈforgｅｔtiｎg.Inthisvieｗ,cｏntｉnualadｊustmentｓaremａdebetwｅenｌｅarｎingorｍemorｙsｔoraｇe(input)andｆorｇｅtting（ｏutput）．Indeed，ｔherｅiseviｄｅnｃethａt(yī)therateatwhiｃhindiｖiｄｕalsｆｏrｇetisdirectｌyrelaｔedｔohowmｕｃｈtｈeyhaveｌearneｄ．Sｕcｈdataｏｆfergrossｓupportｏfcontempｏrａrｙmodelｓofmeｍorythatassuｍｅaｎinpｕt-outｐutbalaｎce.67.?Ｆrｏmtheｅvｏlutionarｙｐoiｎｔofｖiew,________.［A］foｒｇeｔtingｆorlackofpracticetｅndｓtoｂeobｖｉouslｙinａdaptｉve[B］ifａpeｒｓongetsｖｅｒyfｏｒgｅtｆulalloｆasuddenhemｕstbeveｒyａdaptive[Ｃ]theｇradualprocｅsｓofforgeｔtｉｎgisａnindicatioｎofａniｎｄｉvｉdual’sａdaptabiｌiｔy［D]ｓuddenfoｒgｅttinｇmａybrｉngaｂoｕｔadaptｉveconseｑｕencｅs6８. Acｃordｉngtoｔhｅpasｓage,ｉfapersonｎｅｖerforｇoｔ,_______＿.[A]heｗouldsｕｒvivebｅst[B］hｅwouldhaｖeａｌoｔｏftｒouble[C]hisａｂilitytolｅarnｗoulｄbeeｎhａｎced［Ｄ]theevｏlutiｏｎofｍemorｙｗouldstop6９. Froｍtｈeｌastｐａragｒaphｗeknowthaｔ___＿__＿_.[A]forgeｔfulnessｉsarｅsponsetolearning[B］thememoryｓtoｒａgesysteｍisaｎeｘａcｔlyｂalancedinput－ｏutputsｙｓtem[C]mｅmorｙisａcompenｓａt(yī)ｉonｆｏｒforgetting[D]tｈecａpａｃｉtyｏfａmemorystｏraｇesｙstemisｌiｍitedｂｅcausｅfｏｒgetｔingｏccurs７0． Iｎｔhisarticle，ｔheauthorｔｒiestoｉｎｔｅｒpretthｅfｕnctioｎof____＿__＿.［A］reｍｅｍberｉng[B]forｇettｉnｇ［C]adａpｔｉng[Ｄ]experieｎcingSｅｃtionIV?Eｎｇlish－ＣhiｎｅｓｅTrａnｓｌatiｏｎDirectｉons:ＲeadtｈｅfoｌｌowiｎgpaｓsａｇeｃａrefuｌｌｙａｎｄtｈｅｎtｒaｎslatｅtheｕnｄｅrliｎedｓeｎｔencesintoCｈinesｅ.YourtraｎsｌａｔionmuｓtbewrittｅｎneaｔlyonANＳWEＲＳHEEＴ2.(15ｐｏｉnｔｓ)Thestａｎdardiｚｅｄｅｄuｃａt(yī)ionaｌorpsychologiｃａｌtｅstｓｔhataｒewidelyusedtｏaidinselecting,cｌassifｙing,asｓigning,ｏrproｍotingsｔuｄeｎts,eｍployｅeｓ，anｄmilitａryperｓoｎnｅlhavｅbeｅｎthetargetofｒｅｃｅntattacksinｂｏokｓ，magazｉnes，thedailyprｅss,ａnｄeveｎiｎCongｒｅss.7１)Thetargetiswroｎg,ｆoｒinattackinｇthｅtｅsts，cｒｉtiｃsdiveｒｔatｔｅntiｏnfｒomtｈeｆaultｔhatliesｗｉthiｌl-iｎformeｄorincｏmpetentuｓｅｒs.Thｅteststhｅmselvesarｅmｅrelyｔｏｏls,wiｔhｃｈarａcteｒisｔｉcsｔhａｔcanbemeａsurｅdwithｒｅasｏnable