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在線學(xué)英語體驗(yàn)請(qǐng)申請(qǐng)：/wenkxd.htm洛基英語，中國在線英語教育領(lǐng)導(dǎo)品牌SectionB

Directions:Inthissection,youwillhear3shortpassages.Attheendofeachpassage,youwillhearsomequestions.Boththepassageandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).ThenmarkthecorrespondingletteronAnswerSheet2withasinglelinethroughthecentre.

PassageOne

Questions26to29arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

26.A)Itruinedmanyhouses.B)Thetruckkilledit.

C)Itwasstuckinthemiddleoftheroad.D)Itbitthelorry.

27.A)Thecatowner.B)Thecat.C)Thetruckdriver.D)Afarmer.

28.A)Inthehouse.B)Inthekitchen.C)Besideariver.D)Inariver.

29.A)Aniceapple.B)Agood-lookingtoy.

C)Ameal.D)Acoat.

PassageTwo

Questions30to32arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

30.A)Peoplecannotlivewithoutautomobiles.

B)Manycarsviolatetheregulations.

C)Carscausehealthproblems.

D)ManyAmericanpeopleworkincars.

31.A)Becauseoftheairpollution.B)Becauseoftheheavytraffic.

C)Becauseoftheaccidents.D)Becauseofthelesswalk.

32.A)Reducethepopulation.B)Solvetheman-madeproblems.

C)Smooththeheavytraffic.D)Limitthenumberofautomobiles.

PassageThree

Questions33to35arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

33.A)Naturalchangesinfourseasons.

B)Theeffectofseasononhumanthinking.

C)Howtoimproveourmentalability.

D)Ifitisreasonabletospendholidaysinsummer.

34.A)Warm.B)Hot.C)Cold.D)Moderate.

35.A)Peopleareleastcleverinspring.

B)Temperaturehassomeeffectonhumanthinking.

C)Peopletendtobeintelligentinsummer.

D)People’sintelligencedoesnotvarywithseasons.

SectionC

Directions:Inthissection,youwillhearapassagethreetimes,whenthepassageisreadforthefirsttime,youshouldlistencarefullyforitsgeneralidea.Whenthepassageisreadforthesecondtime,youarerequiredtofillintheblanksnumberedfrom36to43withtheexactwordsyouhavejustheard.Forblanksnumberedfrom44to46youarerequiredtofillinthemissinginformation.Fortheseblanks,youcaneitherusetheexactwordsyouhavejustheardorwritedownthemainpointsinyourownwords.Finally,whenthepassageisreadforthethirdtime,youshouldcheckwhatyouhavewritten.

Americanlearnsportsaspartoftheireducation.Theylearntwoormoreball（36）,suchasfootballorbasketball.Athighschool,theychoosegroupsofboysorgirlstomake（37）.Theychoosethosewhoarebestatthatsport.Theseteams（38）againstteamsfromotherschools.Inmanyschools,studentslearnwrestling,running,tennis,golfandswimming.Theyhaveteamsforsomeofthesesports,too.

Thegamesbetweenschoolsareoftenvery（39）.Otherstudents,theonesnotontheteam,lovetowatchthem.Theyleteveryoneknowthisbyshoutingand（40）,whentheirteamplayswell.

Thereisaspecial（41）,ofgirlsandboys,mostlygirls,whojumpupanddownandshoutfortheirfootballteam.Theycallthemselves（42）,becausetheyleadeveryoneinshoutsandcheers.Theywearclothesofa（43）color-thecoloroftheirschool’steam.Thefootballplayerswearthatcolor,too.Eachschoolhasateamcolorandateamname.Cheerleaderscallouttheteamnameintheircheers.（44）.Cheerleadingisalmostsportitself.EveryclassroomhasanAmericanflag,init.(45).Theyputtheirhandsovertheirheartsandsay"thePledgeofAllegiance".(46).Bystandingandshowingrespecttotheflag,peoplethinkabouttheUnitedStatesanditsfreedoms.K)eroded

L)temperature

M)amazement

N)changes

O)clever

SectionB

Directions:Thereare2passagesinthissection.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).YoushoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthecorrespondingletteronAnswerSheet2withasinglelinethroughthecentre.

PassageOne

Questions57to61arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

Itis4o’clockintheearlymorning.Everythingbutthecomputingroomonthecampusoftheuniversityappearsasquietandmistyasthemysterioushell.Inthecomputingroom,30studentscrumpledwithblurredeyes,sitstillattheirdesk,thumpingthedirtyandwornkeys.Staringatthecolorfulscreen,theytapcontinuouslyforhours.Fortheotherpartsintheworld,itmightbeinthemidstofthenight,neverthelessheretimerepresentsnothing.Itisanutterlyenclosedfield.Theseyoungcomputer"hackers"aretracingasortofstimulus;adrivesoexcitingandabsorbingitdownplaysnearlyanythingelseintheirlivesandfoundsasthefocustheirbeing.Theyarecompelledcomputerprogrammers.Someofthesestudentshavebeengluedtotheconsolefornolessthantwentyhoursevenwithnobreakformealsorrest.Somehavebeensleepingonsofasandloungechairsinthecomputingroom,tryingtostruggleforafewmoments’restbuthatetogettoofarawayfromtheiraddictedmachines.

Itisnonecessaryformostofthesestudentstobeatthecomputingroominthemiddleofthenight.Whattheyareworkingbelongtonoassignments.Theyremaintherebecausetheydesiretobe-theycannotresisttheattractionofthecomputers.

Furthermoretheyareingroupsinsteadofalone.Therearehackersatcomputingroomsalloverthecountry.Intheunimaginableway,theyfocusonnothingbutcomputer.Theyescapefromschoolingandlivebeyondfriendship;theymighthavedifficultybeingemployed,choosingtotravelfromonecomputingroomtoanother.Theymayevenabandonpersonalhealth.

"Thereisonehackerinmymemory.Weactuallyhadtolifthimawayfromhischairtofeedhimandarrangehimtorestandsleep.Wetrulyworriedabouthishealth,"saysacomputingscienceprofessoratCaliforniaUniversity.

Professorsofcomputersciencearenowadayssheddingmorelightonthishackerphenomenonandareonthewatchforlatenthackersandmoreandmoreseverecomputeraddictives.Theyaresoberthathackersarenotsimplyresultedfromthecloserelationshipwithamachine.Itistheresultofsocialrelationshipwiththeattractivethinkingmachines,whicharebecomingnearlyuniversal.

57.Wecanlearnfromthepassagethatthoseatthecomputingroominthemiddleofthenightare.

A)studentsworkingonaprogram

B)studentsusingcomputerstoamusethemselves

C)hard-workingcomputersciencemajors

D)studentsdeeplyfascinatedbythecomputer

58.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueofthoseyoungcomputer"hackers"?

A)Mostofthemaretopstudentsmajoringincomputerprogramming.

B)Forthem,computerprogrammingisthesolepurposefortheirlife.

C)Theycanstaywiththecomputeratthecentrefornearlytwodaysonend.

D)Their"love"forthecomputerissodeepthattheywanttobeneartheirmachinesevenwhentheysleep.

59.Itcanbereasonablyinferredfromthepassagethat.

A)the"hacker"phenomenonexistsonlyatuniversitycomputingrooms

B)universitycomputingroomsareopentoalmosteveryone

C)universitycomputingroomsareexpectingoutstandingprogrammersoutofthe"hackers"

D)the"hacker"phenomenonispartlyattributabletothedeficiencyofthecomputingrooms

60.Theauthor’sattitudetowardsthe"hacker"phenomenoncanbedescribedas.

A)affirmativeB)contemptuousC)anxiousD)disgusted

61.Whichofthefollowingmaybethemostappropriatetitleforthepassage?

A)TheCharmofComputerScience

B)ANewTypeofElectronicToys

C)CompulsiveComputerProgrammers

D)ComputerAddicts

PassageTwo

Questions62to66arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

VeryfewcommentershaveabetterpointofthatforbiddingexchangingmediacalledE-mailthanJohnMoon,theCEOofE-mailmanagementcompanyTalkLabs.Moonexaminesanetworkthatdealswith5.0millionletterseveryday.TheserversrunandfixedbyTalkLabsmanagemaildeliveryandroutingformanycompanies,includingSecurityCompanyofEnglandandMalshefBusiness.

Asamatteroffact,allofTalkLabs’customersaremadeupofcompanieswhosedailyE-mailoutflowandinflowhavesubstantiallyincreasedwiththeexpansionoftheWeb."E-mailusagehassignificantlyrisenrecently,"hesays.Indeed,TalkLabsestimatesthatithasrisenfrom20adayeachemployeeaslatelyasthreeyearsagoto30or40atpresent.

TheimplicationsforCorporateAmericaareequallyhuge.AsE-mailresearcherandconsultantJackBlourbelieves,companiescanbeintheexpectationofthevolumeofE-mailrisingthroughtheirserverstogrow70%to90%in2002.Andasindividualmessagessoaritismostlikelythattheycontainmemory-companiescouldfinallypay100%to150%moresimplythisyearonsystemsinthestoreandmanagementofthosemessages.That’sthereasonwhytechconsultancyTadigulGrouppredictsdemandforsoftwaremanageingE-mail,suchasMicrosoftOutlookandLotusNotes,togrowfrom$2.6billioninsalestodayto$4.4billionby2005.

Controllingpurejunkwillcosttoomuchmoney.About20%oftheE-mailTalkLabsmanagesisuninvited,accordingtoMoon-whofurtherstatesthatabout1.25%ofalltheE-mailhiscompanycancelsincludesuselessfiles.

Itisestimatedthathandlingspam（垃圾郵件）costs$8.6billionthroughouttheworld,accordingtoa2001Japanesestudy.Andsomecompanieshasbeenworriedthatthejamofpornographicspammayurgeemployeestosueongroundsofdisturbanceduetobroughtdiscomfort.

62.Thefirstsentenceofthispassage"VeryfewcommentershaveabetterpointofthatforbiddingexchangingmediacalledE-mailthanJohnMoon..."mostprobablymeans.

A)JohnMoonclearlyknowtheE-mailiswastingresources

B)nooneknowsthefactthatE-mailisgossipexchangingwaybutJohnMoon

C)JohnMoondoesnotknowanythingabouttheE-mail

D)theJohnMoonalwaysconcentratedontheoceanofthejunkE-mail

63.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaboutTalkLabs?

A)ItisanE-mailmanagementcompany.

B)AllofTalkLabs’customersarecorporations.

C)JohnMoonisthechieftechnologyofficerofTalkLabs.

D)T