大學(xué)英語(yǔ)四級(jí)模擬題七(含答案)

1、第1張共6張大學(xué)英語(yǔ)四級(jí)模擬題七PartPartI(15’)WritingWriting(30(30minutes)minutes)Directions:Fthispartyouareallowed30minutestowriteacompositiononthetopicMyViewonMajhopping.Youshouldwriteatleast120wdsbutnomethan180wdsbaseyourcompositiono

2、ntheoutlinegivenbelow:1.一些人在學(xué)習(xí)中堅(jiān)持不換專(zhuān)業(yè)；一些人在學(xué)習(xí)中堅(jiān)持不換專(zhuān)業(yè)；2.必要時(shí)應(yīng)考慮更換學(xué)習(xí)的專(zhuān)業(yè)；必要時(shí)應(yīng)考慮更換學(xué)習(xí)的專(zhuān)業(yè)；3.我的看法。我的看法。MyViewonMajhopping————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————

3、—————————————————————PartPartIIII(10(10’)SkimmingSkimmingScanningScanning(15(15minutes)minutes)Directions:Inthissectionyouaregoingtoreadapassagewithtenstatementsattachedtoit.Eachstatementcontainsinfmationgiveninoneofthep

4、aragraphs.Identifytheparagraphfromwhichtheinfmationisderived.Youmaychooseaparagraphmethanonce.Eachparagraphismarkedwithaletter.AnswerthequestionsbymarkingthecrespondingletteronAnswerSheet.Companiesmustdecide:Isabusinesst

5、ripwthitCompetitioncanspurtravel[A]Businesstravelpedprecipitouslylastyear.TheU.S.TravelAssociationsaysroughly$215billionwasspentonbusinesstravelin2009downfrom$244billionin2008.Thetravelindustrypredictsanuptickthisyear.Th

6、erewasa1.5%increaseinspendingontravelentertainmentduringthefirstquarterof2010comparedwiththatperiodlastyearsaysMikeMcCmickexecutivedirectoftheNationalBusinessTravelAssociationNBTAa2.8%increaseduringthefirstquarterof2010o

7、verthefourthquarterof2009.[B]thattravelcanspurme—fcompetitivereasons.“Thestabilizinggrowingeconomyputscompaniescompetitsbackoutontheroad—especiallythesalesdepartments“saysKevinMitchelloftheBusinessTravelCoalition.“Soyouc

8、antreallysitbacklikeyouwereabletocomftablydothroughmostof2009comftedintheknowledgethatmostofyourcompetitswerescalingtravelwaybackaswell.“[C]Somebusinesstravelanalystssaythatfbusinessestoprofitgrowtravelisessential.AnNBTA

9、studyconductedbyIHSGlobalInsightdeterminedthatfeverydollarspentoncpatetraveltheaveragebusinesswouldsee$15inprofits.“Theonlywaytogrowsalesistogooutgetthem“McCmicksays.“Allittakesisf(acompany)tolosethatpieceofbusinessbecau

10、setheircompetitshoweduptheydidnttheyrebackontheroad.“[D]Ultimatelywhenevaluatingwhethertohittheroadcpatetravelexpertssaycompaniesaretryingtofigureifthepotentialfrevenueinthenearfuturedownthelineisgreaterthanthecostofthet

11、rip.Suchdecisionsareoftenasmuchartasscience.Theydependonmanyfactsincludingacompanyspriitiestheserviceproductitssellingthestatusofaparticularclientrelationshiptransaction.[E]“Itsverymuchdowntoindividualcompanieswhattheypr

12、iitize“saysEricBausmanofCarlsonWagonlitTravelaglobalfirmthathelpscompaniesmanagecpatetravelprograms.“Typically...thoseinitialintroductymeetingstheveryfirstsalescallsuntilyoumakethesalethosearetheonesyoureallytargetfbeing

13、intheroomwiththecustomer.“OncearelationshipisestablishedBausmansaysabusinessmightconsidervisitingtheclientlessfrequentlysupplementing“thosetripswithvirtualmeetings:cellphonecallsWebmeetingsvideoconferences.“Givingtechnol

14、ogyatry[F]Theeconomicdownturnhascompelledmanybusinessestoconsiderbetterutilizevirtualmeetingtechnologycpatetravelexpertssay.OptionsincludetelephoneconferencecallsstreamingameetingviatheIntertelepresencinginwhichlargescre

15、enscanmakemeetingparticipantsinanotherpartofthewldappeartobepracticallysittingacrosstheconferencetable.TheAssociationofCpateTravelExecutivessaysthepercentageofitsmemberswhowere“seriouslylooking“intousingvideoconferencing

16、rosefrom21%in2007to81%in2009.Thecostofcommunicationtechnologyhaspedqualityhasimprovedindustryanalystssay.[G]MeganCostelloexecutivedirectoftheAssociationofCpateTravelExecutivessaysitsincreasinglybeingusedbycompaniestocutd

17、ownoninternalmeetingsthatwouldrequiretravel—tripsthatmanyoftheassociationsmemberssaidwereusingupto40%ofthecpatetravelbudgetbutnotproducingrevenue.[H]AnAmericanExpressBusinessTravelsurveyconductedinJanuaryfound74%ofrespon

18、dentssaidtheyuseplantouseaudioconferencingasanalternativetotravelwhile71.6%wereusingplannedtouseWebbasedonlineconferencingvideoconferencingasanoption.“Inthevastmajityofourclientdiscussions...intermsofnewenhancementswitho

19、urprogramareasofinteresttheydlikeustoexplevirtualmeetingsarealwaysatthetopofthelist“saysIssaJouanehavicepresidentatAmericanExpressBusinessTravel.[I]AmericanExpressBusinessTravellauncheditsvirtualmeetingexpertserviceinAug

20、ust.Consultantswkwithaclientconsideringacpatetripaskingaboutthemeetingsgoals第3張共6張12.A.Thehomewkwasveryeasy.B.Themanshouldgotoclass.C.Themanshouldsitinthebackoftheclassroom.D.She’sfurtherbehindinherwkthanthemanis.13.A.Th

21、enumberofroomsintheapartment.B.Troublewithinthemansfamily.C.Thereasonwhythemanhassomanyclocks.D.Whatthewomanshouldgivetoherfamily.14.A.Marthaknowspracticallyeverybody.B.Bobisnthardtocheerup.C.Bobdidntdertherightthing.D.M

22、arthaalwaysknowsexactlywhattosay.15.A.Sheboughtsomethingfheraunt.B.Shemissedit.C.Shewasthereonlybriefly.D.Shewenttoitonherwaytothehospital.16.A.Themanshouldshutthewindowtightly.B.Themanshouldputsomescrewsinthewood.C.Them

23、anshouldsticktohiswk.D.Themanshoulduseatooltoopenthewindow.17.A.Samreturnedit.B.Itturnsinthelock.C.It’sinthelocker.D.HegotitfromSam.18.A.Shewasundersting.B.Shewasapologetic.C.Shewasannoyed.D.Shewascareless.Questions19to2

24、2arebasedontheconversationyouhavejustheard.19.A.Herkidswillarrivehomeafterschool.B.Sheistooexhaustedtowk.C.Shehasfinishedherwk.D.Themandoesnotaskhertogobacktotheoffice.20.A.Itisweird.B.Itisexhausting.C.Itisconvenient.D.I

25、tiscomftable.21.A.Itisproducedbyweirdpeople.B.Thewomandoesnotlikeit.C.Onecanseealotofstrangethingsinit.D.Themanisdeterminedtowatchittonight.22.A.Thewomanwillrecdtonight’sprogram.B.Hewillbehavingameetingwithhisbossatthatt

26、ime.C.Hisbossmightaskhimtostayuplate.D.Hemayhavetoprepareftomrow’sbusinesstrip.Questions23to25arebasedontheconversationyouhavejustheard.23.A.Shehaslostsomeofherimptantstuff.B.Thereissomethingwrongwithhereyes.C.Shedoesn’t

27、knowhowtousesteeltobuildconstruction.D.Shedoesn’tknowwheretogettheinfmationsheneed.24.A.Ittakestimetocollecttheusefulinfmation.B.Onecanonlyreadbooksinthelibrary.C.Allbooksaredifficulttounderst.D.Onehastolineuptobrowbooks

28、.25.A.Tofindtheinfmationinthelibrary.B.Tobrowthebooksfromherteacher.C.TogivehershoestoSteve.D.Toconsulthertutwhattodo.SectionBDirections:Inthissectionyouwillhear3shtpassages.Attheendofeachpassageyouwillhearsomequestions.

29、Boththepassagethequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.AfteryouhearaquestionyoumustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedABCD.ThenmarkthecrespondingletteronAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.PassageOneQuestions26to2

30、8arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.26.A.In1901inAtlanta.B.In1901inAskin’s.C.In1901inArizona.D.In1925inMilestone.27.A.WhentheownerwaspaintinghisroomfMilestoneMotHotelhethoughtofit.B.Itstsf“manyhotelrooms”inMilestoneMot

31、Hotel.C.Theownerdislikedthenameof“MilestoneMotHotel”changedit.D.Theownershtenedthefullnameofthehotelflackofspaceonthesignboard.28.A.RadioTV.B.Telephone.C.Computer.D.Swimmingpool.PassageTwoQuestions29to31arebasedonthepass

32、ageyouhavejustheard.29.A.Over30millionmen.B.Over30milliondleagedmen.C.ThoseenergeticAmericans.D.Americansofbothsexesallages.30.A.Becauseoftheirstrongdesirefgoodhealth.B.Becauseoftheirlovefhobbiespastimes.C.Becauseoftheir

33、fearofheartdisease.D.Becauseoftheirextraenergy.31.A.Itwasrising.B.Itwaslowering.C.Itremainedunchanged.D.Itwasfluctuating.PassageThreeQuestions32to35arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.32.A.215000.B.Lessthan250000.C.Meth