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2010年南開大學外國語學院211翻譯碩

士英語[專業(yè)碩士]考研真題及詳解

2011年南開大學外國語學院211翻譯碩

士英語[專業(yè)碩士]考研真題及詳解

2012年南開大學外國語學院211翻譯碩

士英語[專業(yè)碩士]考研真題及詳解

2010年南開大學外國語學院211翻譯碩士英語[專業(yè)碩士]考研真題及詳解

I.VocabularyandGrammar.(30points,1foreach.)

Directions:Thereare30incompletesentencesinthispart.Foreachsentence

therearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,C,andD.ChoosetheONEthatbest

completesthesentence.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswer

Sheet.

1.ManyAmericansthinkanationalcommitteeshouldbeformedtodiscuss

_____toexistingmasstransitsystem.

A.alterations

B.alternations

C.attendants

D.alternatives

【答案】A

【解析】句意:許多美國人認為應(yīng)當組建一個國家協(xié)會來討論對公共交

通系統(tǒng)的修改意見。alterations變更,修改。alternations間隔;輪流,交

替。attendants出席者;隨從。alternatives選擇;供選擇的東西。

2.Thankyouforapplyingforapositionwithourfirm.Wedonothaveany

openingsatthistime,butweshallkeepyourapplicationon_____fortwo

months.

A.pile

B.segment

C.sequence

D.file

【答案】D

【解析】句意:感謝您申請我們公司的職位。公司目前沒有職位空缺,

不過我們會將您的申請存檔兩個月。file文件;檔案。onfile存檔,記錄

下來備查。pile大量;一堆。segment部分;切片;部門;線段。

sequence序列;順序。

3.Theoxygenequipmentmadeitpossiblefortheclimberstorestandsleep

atveryhigh_____.

A.latitude

B.altitude

C.level

D.hemisphere

【答案】B

【解析】句意:氧氣機使登山者能夠在高海拔地區(qū)進行休息和睡眠。

altitude高度;高處;海拔。latitude緯度,緯度地區(qū)。level水平;標準。

hemisphere半球。

4.Nowthe_____portcitynearthemouthofthemightyYangtzeRiveris

hopingtoleaveitsrecordofturmoilbehindandrenewitsstatusasthe

epicenterofChinesemodernization.

A.flapped

B.congested

C.dined

D.dictated

【答案】B

【解析】句意:現(xiàn)在,這個位于長江附近的擁擠的港口城市期望能將曾

經(jīng)動亂的歷史拋在腦后,重新塑造中國現(xiàn)代化中心的地位。congest使充

滿;使擁塞。congested擁擠的。flap拍打;拍動。dine進餐,用餐。

dictate命令;支配。

5._____,hewouldnothaverecoveredsosoon.

A.Hadn’thebeentakengoodcareof

B.Hadhenotbeentakengoodcareof

C.Hadnothebeentakengoodcareof

D.Hadhebeennottakengoodcareof

【答案】B

【解析】句意:假如沒有受到良好的照顧,他不會恢復的這么快。本題

考查虛擬語氣,對過去情況的虛擬結(jié)構(gòu)如下:sb/sthwould/could/should

havedonesth,ifsth/sbhad(not)donesth,其中可以將had提前,其它語序

不變,構(gòu)成倒裝句。所以選B。

6.MorethanonethirdoftheChineseimmigrantsintheUnitedStateslivein

California,_____,inSanFrancisco.

A.previously

B.predominantly

C.practically

D.permanently

【答案】B

【解析】句意:美國的中國移民中,三分之一的人居住在加利福尼亞

州,其中主要以舊金山為主。predominantly主要地;占主導地位地。

previously事先;以前。practically事實上;實用地。permanently永存

地;不變地。

7.Theveryessenceofcivillibertyconsistsintherightofeveryindividual

toclaimtheprotectionoflaws,_____hereceivesaninjury.

A.whenever

B.wherever

C.whereas

D.whichever

【答案】A

【解析】句意:公民自由的核心意義在與保證每個公民不論何時受到傷

害,都有權(quán)力尋求法律保護。whenever引導時間狀語從句,表示“無論

何時”,等于nomatterwhen。wherever無論在哪。whereas然而;反之。

whichever無論哪一個。B、C、D均不符合句意。

8.The_____ofaculturalphenomenonisusuallyalogicalconsequenceof

somephysicalaspectsinthelifestyleofthepeople.

A.implementation

B.manifestation

C.demonstration

D.expedition

【答案】B

【解析】句意:文化現(xiàn)象的外在表現(xiàn)形式通常是人們某些實際生活方式

的自然結(jié)果。manifestation外在表現(xiàn);表現(xiàn)形式。implementation貫徹;

實施。demonstration示范;實證。expedition遠征;探險;考察。

9.The_____touristindustryhasbeenunpreparedfortheverylargenumber

ofvisitorswhoarenowcomingtoBritain.

A.recent-developing

B.recently-developed

C.recent-developing

D.recently-developing

【答案】D

【解析】句意:英國旅游業(yè)最近剛剛發(fā)展起來,還沒有準備好迎接大量

來英游客。修飾形容詞應(yīng)該用副詞,取recent的副詞形式,排除A、C。

句中提到旅游業(yè)還沒有準備好迎接游客,所以是正在發(fā)展,而不是已經(jīng)

發(fā)展完成,B項中developed表示已經(jīng)發(fā)展完成的,A項中developing表示

正在發(fā)展中,故選D。

10.Thetwinbrothersslippedoutoftheroomandheadedfortheswimming

poolwithouttheirparents’________.

A.command

B.conviction

C.consent

D.compromise

【答案】C

【解析】句意:雙胞胎兄弟沒有經(jīng)過父母同意便溜出房間,奔向游泳

池。consent同意;許可。command命令,控制;博得,贏得。

conviction定罪;堅信,信服。compromise妥協(xié);和解。

11._____aboutthefoodintherestaurant,buthealsorefusedtopayforhis

meal.

A.Hedidnotonlycomplain

B.Notonlyhedidcomplain

C.Notonlydidhecomplain

D.Henotonlydidcomplain

【答案】C

【解析】句意:他不僅抱怨餐館的飯菜,還拒絕為飯菜買單。not

only…butalso…不僅……而且,其中notonly可以提到句首構(gòu)成倒裝,

倒裝的同時需要將分句的助動詞/be動詞提前,故選C。

12.Theprocessoffermentationis_____byaddingsugar.

A.furthered

B.precipitated

C.hurried

D.accelerated

【答案】D

【解析】句意:加糖可以提高發(fā)酵速度。accelerate使加速,加快。

further加深,增進。precipitate使突然發(fā)生;使突然發(fā)生。hurry趕緊;匆

忙。

13._____,hedoesgetannoyedwithhersometimes.

A.Althoughmuchhelikesher

B.Muchalthoughhelikesher

C.Ashelikeshermuch

D.Muchashelikesher

【答案】D

【解析】句意:本題考查讓步狀語從句,as、though都可以引導讓步狀

語從句,但是只有as引導是從句可以倒裝,結(jié)構(gòu)是“形容詞/副詞+as+主

語+謂語動詞”,故選D。

14.Whendecimalcurrencywasintroduced,oneoldmaninthevillagesaid,

“Idon’tthinkitwill_____roundhere.”

A.catchup

B.catchout

C.catchon

D.catchin

【答案】C

【解析】句意:十進制貨幣被引進的時候,村里的一個老人說:“我認

為它流行不起來。”catchon流行起來;理解,明白。catchup很快拾起;

纏住;趕上。catchout發(fā)覺;抓住某人的錯處。catchin落入;陷于。

15.Thescientistcouldhardlyfindsufficientgrounds_____hisarguments

infavorofthenewtheory.

A.tobebasedon

B.tobaseon

C.whichtobaseon

D.onwhichtobase

【答案】D

【解析】句意:科學家很難找到足夠的依據(jù)來支撐自己關(guān)于新理論的觀

點。grounds(依據(jù))是用來支撐arguments(觀點)的,這個意思如果

用動詞不定式表達,應(yīng)該為tobaseonfor,如果用從句表達,應(yīng)該是on

whichtobase,所以選D。

16.TheEnglishlanguagecontainsa(an)_____ofwordswhichare

comparativelyseldomusedinordinaryconversation.

A.altitude

B.latitude

C.multitude

D.attitude

【答案】C

【解析】句意:英語中包含許多日常對話中相對很少用到的單詞。

multitude多數(shù),眾多。altitude高度;高處;海拔。latitude緯度,緯度地

區(qū)。attitude態(tài)度。

17.Thegrowthofpart-timeandflexibleworkingpatterns,andoftraining

andretrainingscheme,_____morewomentotakeadvantageofemployment

opportunities.

A.haveallowed

B.allow

C.allowing

D.allows

【答案】D

【解析】句意:隨著空閑時間越來越多,工作方式越來越靈活,以及培

訓和再培訓項目的增多,越來越多的女性能夠把握到就業(yè)機會。主語

是“Thegrowthof…retrainingscheme”,“morewomen”是賓語,“totake

advantageofemploymentopportunities”是賓語補足語,句子缺少謂語動

詞,C項allowing是非謂語形式,故排除C。由于主語“thegrowth”是單數(shù)

形式,所以謂語動詞應(yīng)該用單數(shù),排除A、B,選D。

18.Althoughhehashadnoformaleducation,heisoneofthe_____

businessmeninhiscompany.

A.shrewdest

B.sternest

C.nastiest

D.alertest

【答案】A

【解析】句意:雖然他沒有受過正規(guī)教育,但卻是公司最精明的生意人

之一。shrewd精明的;機靈的。stern嚴厲的;堅定的。nasty污穢的;險

惡的。alert警覺的;留心的。

19.Theheartis_____intelligentthanthestomach,fortheyareboth

controlledbythebrain.

A.notso

B.muchmore

C.notmore

D.nomore

【答案】D

【解析】句意:心臟并不比胃聰明,因為他們都受大腦的支

配。“than“的出現(xiàn)說明此處要用比較級,排除A。B項意思不符合句意。

nomore…than…是固定搭配,比起……來,并不……,排除C,選D。

20.NowapaperinSciencearguesthatorganicchemicalsintherockcome

mostlyfrom_____onearththanbacteriaonMars.

A.configuration

B.constitution

C.condemnation

D.contamination

【答案】D

【解析】句意:《科學》雜質(zhì)上的一篇論文認為,巖石中的有機化學物

大多是地球上的污染物而非火星上的細菌所產(chǎn)生的。contamination污

染;致污物。configuration結(jié)構(gòu);配置。constitution憲法;體質(zhì);構(gòu)造。

condemnation批評責難;(罪的)宣告。

21.Severaldecadesago,wealthypeoplelikedhuntingwildanimalsforfun

_____sightseeing.

A.ratherthantogo

B.morethangoing

C.otherthangoing

D.thantogo

【答案】B

【解析】句意:幾十年前,相當于觀光旅行,富人們更喜歡從打獵中獲

取樂趣。這里把huntingwildanimals和goingsightseeing進行了對比,所

以要用比較級,主體結(jié)構(gòu)是like…morethan…。所以選B.

22.Tensofthousandsofdiplomats,scientists,ecologistsand_____

hangers-onareexpectedtogatherindozensofauditoriumsfornearly400

officialandunofficialevents.

A.assorted

B.obedient

C.inaccessible

D.coarse

【答案】A

【解析】句意:數(shù)百萬的外交家、科學家、生態(tài)學家和各式各樣的追隨

者將聚集在幾十個會堂中參加近四百項官方和非官方的活動。assorted

組合的;各式各樣的。obedient服從的;孝順的。inaccessible難接近

的;難達成的。coarse粗糙的;粗俗的。

23.Asmyfatherisnot_____withthelanguage,hehasaskedmetoassume

theroleofprivatesecretaryandmeetyouonhisbehalf.

A.lounged

B.logged

C.acquainted

D.omitted

【答案】C

【解析】句意:由于我父親不太熟悉這門語言,他要我擔任他的私人秘

書,代表他與您會面。acquaint使了解,使熟知。beacquaintedwith熟

悉……。lounge閑蕩;懶洋洋地躺臥;虛度光陰。伐(木);log把……

記入航海日志。omit省略;遺漏。

24.—“MayIspeaktoyourmanagerMr.Cooperatthreeo’clockthisFriday

afternoon?”

—“I’msorry.Mr.Cooper_____toaconferencelongbeforethen.”

A.willhavegone

B.hadhavegone

C.wouldhavegone

D.hasgone

【答案】A

【解析】句意:“我可以在本周五下午三點同你的經(jīng)理Cooper先生通話

嗎?”“不好意思,Cooper先生在那之前將去參加一個會議。”這里考察

將來完成時的用法,結(jié)構(gòu)為willhavedone…,故選C。

25.Confucianismhasevolvedintoacultureofrationalistictraditionalism,a

combinationoftraditional_____andgroupvirtueswithapragmatismshaped

bytheconditionsofanewcompetitiveenvironment.

A.helm

B.assault

C.filial

D.derivation

【答案】C

【解析】句意:儒教已經(jīng)發(fā)展成為一種理性的傳統(tǒng)文化,它將傳統(tǒng)的孝

道、集體美德同新的競爭環(huán)境下形成的實用主義結(jié)合在一起。filial孝

順。helm舵。assault攻擊,襲擊。derivation由來,出處。

26.Oneoftherequirementsforafireisthatthematerial_____toits

burningtemperature.

A.isheated

B.willbeheated

C.beheated

D.wouldbeheated

【答案】C

【解析】句意:燃燒的一個要求是材料的溫度達到著火點。表示“命

令”、“要求”等意思的詞,如文中的“requirements”引導的賓語從句或表

語從句,從句謂語動詞用原形。

27.Afteryearsofnegotiation,aninternationalagreementtoconserve_____

speciesandecosystemshasfinallybeenchanged.

A.ventilated

B.imperiled

C.utilized

D.modified

【答案】B

【解析】句意:通過多年的談判,終于完成了對一項關(guān)于保護瀕危物種

和生態(tài)系統(tǒng)的國際協(xié)約的修訂。ventilated通風的。imperiled處于危險中

的。utilized被利用的。modified修改的,變更的。

28.NobodysawtheCEOattheseminar;he_____atit

A.couldn’thavespoken

B.couldn’tspeak

C.mustn’thavespoken

D.shouldn’thavespoken

【答案】A

【解析】句意:在研討會上,沒有人看到CEO,所以他不可能去參加了

研討會。couldn’tdosth,不可能做某事(很有把握的猜測),由于句中

表示的是對過去情況的猜測,所以用couldn’thavedone結(jié)構(gòu),選A。

29.Thesepictureswillshowyou_____.

A.whatdoesourhigh-techincubatorlooklike

B.whatourhigh-techincubatorlookslike

C.howdoesourhigh-techincubatorlooklike

D.howourhigh-techincubatorlookslike

【答案】B

【解析】句意:這些照片向我們展示了高科技保溫箱的模樣。

對“是……樣子”提問方式為“Whatdo(es)sthlooklike”,排除C、D。賓

語從句應(yīng)該用陳述句語序,排除A。故選B。

30.WithSchindler’sList,thetruestoryofaGermanbusinessmanwho

savedmorethan1O00JewsduringtheHolocaust,StevenAllanSpielberg

appearsdeterminedtoprovethathecanmakeamoviethatwill_____all

expectations.

A.fallshortof

B.liveupto

C.runcontraryto

D.getoutof

【答案】B

【解析】通過電影“辛德勒的名單”,史蒂芬·斯皮爾伯格證明他可以制

作一個滿足所有人期待的電影。“辛德勒的名單”講述的是一個德國商人

在大屠殺中挽救了一千個猶太人性命的故事。liveupto符合,不辜負。

fallshortof達不到,未達到。runcontraryto違反;背道而馳。

II.ReadingComprehension(40points)

SectionOne:Readandmakethebestchoice(20points,2foreach)

Directions:Therearetwopassagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedby

fivequestionsorunfinishedstatements.Foreachofthemtherearefour

choicesmarkedA,B,C,D.Youshoulddecideonthebestchoiceandthen

markthecorrespondingontheAnswerSheet.

PassageOne

Intermsofpurequantityofresearchanddebate,businessschoolshave

performedamazinglyinpromotingmanagementasadistinctiveactivity.No

otherdisciplinehasproducedasmuchinsuchashortperiod.Itisunclearyet

howmuchofitwillstandthetestoftime,butforsheerindustry,thebusiness

schooldeservecredit.Notadaygoesbywithoutanotherwaveofresearch

papers,books,articles,andjournals.

Intheseterms,schoolshaveproducedagenerallyacceptedtheoreticalbasis

formanagement.Whenitcomestoknowledgecreation,however,theyfind

themselvesindifficulties.Theyarecaughtbetweentheneedforacademic

rigourandforreal-worldbusinessrelevance,whichtendtopullinopposite

directions.Thedesiretoestablishmanagementasacredibledisciplineleads

toresearchthatpanderstotraditionalacademiccriteria.Theproblemfor

businessschoolresearchersisthattheyseektheapprovaloftheiracademic

peersratherthanthebusinesscommunity.IntheUnitedStatesthishasledto

thesortofgrand‘paperclipcounting’exercisesthatmeetdemandsfor

academicrigourbutfailtoaddoneiotatotherealsumofhumanknowledge.

Businessschoolshavetoooftenallowedtheconstraintsoftheacademic

worldtocloudtheirviewoftherealworld.Businessschoolresearchersseek

provabletheories—ratherthanhelpfultheories.Theyhavechampioneda

prescriptiveapproachtomanagementbasedonanalysisand,morerecently,

onfashionableideasthatsoondisappearintotheether.The‘onebestway’

approachencouragesresearcherstomouldtheidiosyncrasiesofmanagerial

realityintotheirtightlydefinedmodelsofbehaviour.Figuresandstatistics

arefittedintolinearequationsandtidymodels.Economistsandothersocial

scientistslabelthiscuresmoothing.Meanwhile,realitycontinuallyrefusesto

co-operate.

Centraltothisisthetensionbetweenrelevanceandrigour.Inaperfectworld,

therewouldbenoneedtochoosebetweenthetwo.Butinthebusinessschool

world,theneedtosatisfyacademiccriteriaandbepublishedinjournalsoften

tiltsthebalanceawayfromrelevance.Inotherwords,itisofteneasierto

pursuequantifiableobjectivesthanitistoaddanythingusefultothedebate

aboutmanagement.Toalargeextent,theentirebusinessschoolsystem

worksagainstuseful,knowledge-creatingresearch.Academicshavefive

yearsinwhichtoprovethemselvesiftheyaretomaketheacademicgrade.It

seemslongenough.Butitcantaketwooreventhreeyearstogetintoa

suitablejournal.Theythereforehavearoundthreeyears,probablyless,to

comeupwithanareaofinterestandcarryoutmeaningfulandoriginal

research.Thisisademandingtimescale.Thetemptationmustbetosliceup

olddatainnewwaysratherthanpursuegenuinelygroundbreaking,

innovativeresearch.

Itisacriticismalsomadebysomebusinessschoolinsiders.“Academic

journalstendtofindmoreandmoretechniquesfortestingmoreandmore

obscuretheories.Theyareaskingtrivialquestionsandansweringthem

exactly.Therehastobeabacklash,”saysJulianBirkinshawofLondon

BusinessSchool.Inlargepart,theproblemgoesbacktoatimewhen

businessschoolsweretryingtoestablishthemselves.Upuntilthe1960s,

Americanbusinessschoolsweredismissedaspseudo-academicinstitutions,

includingtheuniversitiesofwhichtheyoftenformedapart,regardedthemas

alittlemorethanvocationalcolleges.Sincethen,mostoftheleadingschools

haveundergonemajorreassessmentsandintroducedsweepingchanges.

However,itisquestionablewhetherthosechangeshavegonefarenough.

1.Whatdoesthefirstparagraphsuggestabouttheresearchgeneratedby

businessschools?

A.Itsqualityisvariable.

B.Itslastingvalueisuncertain.

C.Ithasalwaysbeenproducedtooquickly.

D.Ithashadnoinfluenceonmanagement.

2.Inparagraphtwo,thewriterarguesthatbusinessschoolresearch_____.

A.takesanegativeviewofthebusinesscommunity

B.hasfailedtogivecredibilitytomanagementasadiscipline

C.isdirectedatthewrongaudience

D.doesnotstanduptoacademicscrutiny

3.Inthesecondparagraph,thewritercriticizesthetheoriesofmanagement

producedbybusinessschoolsforbeing_____.

A.incomprehensible

B.contradictory

C.vague

D.inflexible

4.Inthethirdparagraph,thewritersaysthatthebusinessschoolsystem

causesacademicsto_____.

A.besatisfiedwithreinterpretingpreviousresearch

B.avoidcomplicatedbusinessissues

C.concentrateonverynarrowfieldsofstudy

D.focusontopicsnolongerrelevanttobusinessneeds

5.Whatdowelearnaboutbusinessschoolsinthelastparagraph?

A.Theyarereluctanttoadmittofailings.

B.Theyresentcriticismoftheiracademicjournal.

C.Theyusedtobelookeddownonbyotherinstitutions.

D.Theyarecomfortablewiththecurrentsituation.

【答案與解析】

1.B句意:第一段中,作者認為商業(yè)學校進行的研究是否具有長期意

義,這一點還不確定。第一段第三句指出“Itisunclearyethowmuchofit

willstandthetestoftime”,即這些研究成果能否經(jīng)得起時間考驗還不確

定,故選B。

2.C句意:在第二段中,作者認為商業(yè)學校的研究選錯了觀眾。第二

段第五句“Theproblemforbusinessschoolresearchersisthattheyseekthe

approvaloftheiracademicpeersratherthanthebusinesscommunity.”,指

出商業(yè)學校追求學術(shù)同行的認可,而非商界的認可,意思是他們選錯了

受眾,故選C。

3.D句意:第二段中,作者批評商業(yè)學校研究出的管理理論因循守

舊。第二段第四句中,作者指出商業(yè)學校為了把管理學建設(shè)成一個完整

的學科體系,而迎合傳統(tǒng)的學術(shù)標準,所以是死板、不靈活的,選D。

4.B句意:第三段中,作者指出商業(yè)學校體系導致學術(shù)研究遠離復雜

的商業(yè)問題。第三段第二句,作者認為商業(yè)學校專注于可以證明的理

論,并在第三句中指出他們的研究的基于分析和暫時出現(xiàn)的流行現(xiàn)象,

倒數(shù)第三句指出“Figuresandstatisticsarefittedintolinearequationsand

tidymodels.”,這些都說明他們分析的是簡單的問題,而避免研究復雜

問題。

5.C我們可以從最后一段得出,商業(yè)學校曾經(jīng)受到其他機構(gòu)的歧視。

最后一段倒數(shù)第三句“…Americanbusinessschoolsweredismissedas

pseudo-academicinstitutions…regardedthemasalittlemorethanvocational

colleges.”,可以得出商業(yè)學校曾被認為是“偽科學機構(gòu)”、“比職業(yè)院校

稍好一點”,故選C。

PassageTwo

Globalwarmingwasonceanuncommontermusedbyafewscientistswho

weregrowingconcernedovertheeffectsofdecadesofpollutiononlong-term

weatherpatterns.Today,theideaofglobalwarmingiswellknown,ifnot

wellunderstood.Itisnotunusualtohearsomeonecomplainingaboutahot

dayorafreakstormandremark,“It’sglobalwarming.”

GlobalwarmingisasignificantincreaseintheEarth’sclimatictemperature

overarelativelyshortperiodoftimeasaresultoftheactivitiesofhumans.

Inspecificterms,anincreaseof1ormoredegreesCelsiusinaperiodofone

hundredtotwohundredyearswouldbeconsideredglobalwarming.Overthe

courseofasinglecentury,anincreaseofeven0.4degreesCelsiuswouldbe

significant.

Mostscientistsrecognizethatglobalwarmingdoesseemtobehappening,

butafewdon’tbelievethatitisanythingtobeworriedabout.These

scientistssaythattheEarthismoreresistanttoclimatechangesonthisscale

thanwethink.Plantsandanimalswilladapttosubtleshiftsinweather

patterns,anditisunlikelyanythingcatastrophicwillhappenasaresultof

globalwarming.Slightlylongergrowingseasons,changesinprecipitation

levelsandstrongerweather,intheiropinion,arenotgenerallydisastrous.

Theyalsoarguethattheeconomicdamagecausedbycuttingdownonthe

emissionofgreenhousegaseswillbefarmoredamagingtohumansthanany

oftheeffectsofglobalwarming.

Inaway,thescientificconsensusmaybeamootpoint.Therealpowerto

enactsignificantchangerestsinthehandsofthosewhomakenationaland

globalpolicy.SomepolicymakersintheUnitedStatesarereluctantto

proposeandenactchangesbecausetheyfeelthecostsmayoutweighany

risksglobalwarmingposes.Somecommonconcerns,claimsandcomplaints

include:AchangeintheUnitedStates’policiesinemissionsandcarbon

productioncouldresultinalossofjobs;IndiaandChina,bothofwhich

continuetorelyheavilyoncoalfortheirmainsourceofenergy,willcontinue

tocauseenvironmentalproblemseveniftheUnitedStateschangesitsenergy

policies(criticsofthesepolicymakerspointoutthatthisapproachemploys

thetuquoquelogicalfallacy);Sincescientificevidenceisaboutprobabilities

ratherthancertainties,wecan’tbecertainthathumanbehavioris

contributingtoglobalwarming,thatourcontributionissignificant,orthatwe

candoanythingtofixit;Technologywillfindawaytogetusoutofthe

globalwarmingmess,soanychangeinourpolicieswillultimatelybe

unnecessaryandcausemoreharmthangood.

What’sthecorrectanswer?Itcanbehardtofigureout.Mostscientistswill

tellyouthatglobalwarmingisrealandthatitislikelytodosomekindof

harm,buttheextentoftheproblemandthedangerposedbyitseffectsare

wideopenfordebate.

Thoughscientistswarnthatglobalwarmingwilllikelycontinueforcenturies

becauseofthelongnaturalprocessesinvolved,thereareafewthingswecan

dotodecreasetheeffects.Basically,theyallboildowntothis:Don’tuseas

muchofthestuffthatcreatesgreenhousegases.Onalocallevel,youcan

helpbyusinglessenergy.Theelectricitythatoperatesmanyofthedevicesin

ourhomescomesfromapowerplant,andmostpowerplantsburnfossilfuels

togeneratethatpower.Turnofflightswhenthey’renotinuse.Takeshorter

showerstouselesshotwater.Useafaninsteadofanairconditionerona

warmday.

Herearesomeotherspecificwaysyoucanhelpdecreasegreenhouse-gas

emissions:Makesureyourcarisproperlytunedup.Thisallowsittorun

moreefficientlyandgeneratefewerharmfulgases;Walkorrideyourbikeif

possible,orcarpoolonyourwaytowork.Carsburnfossilfuel,sosmaller,

morefuel-efficientcarsemitlessCO2,particularlyhybridcars;Turnlights

andotherappliancesoffwhenyou’renotusingthem.Eventhoughalight

bulbdoesn’tgenerategreenhousegas,thepowerplantthatgeneratesthe

electricityusedbythelightbulbprobablydoes.Switchfromincandescent

lightbulbstofluorescentbulbs,whichuselessenergyandlastlonger;

Recycle.Garbagethatdoesn’tgetrecycledendsupinalandfill,generating

methane.Recycledgoodsalsorequirelessenergytoproducethanproducts

madefromscratch;Planttreesandotherplantswhereyoucan.Plantstake

carbondioxideoutoftheairandreleaseoxygen.Don’tburngarbage.This

releasescarbondioxideandhydrocarbonsintotheatmosphere.

Toreallystemtheemissionofgreenhousegases,weneedtodevelopnon-

fossilfuelenergysources.Hydro-electricpower,solarpower,hydrogen

enginesandfuelcellscouldallcreatebigcutsingreenhousegasesifthey

weretobecomemorecommon.

Attheinternationallevel,theKyototreatywaswrittentoreduceCO2and

othergreenhousegasemissionsworldwide.Thirty-fiveindustrializednations

havecommittedtoreducingtheiroutputofthosegasestovaryingdegrees.

Unfortunately,theUnitedStates,theworld’sprimaryproducerofgreenhouse

gases,didnotsignthetreaty.

InMarch,2007,formerVicePresidentAlGoretestifiedinfrontofCongress

andurgedthemtomakesomeverychallengingchangesinnationalpolicy.

Theseinclude:Freezecarbonproductionatthecurrentlevelandcreate

programstoreducecarbonproductionby90percentby2050;Shifttaxation

fromemploymentandproductiontoataxationuponpollution;Createan

internationaltreatythatwouldeffectivelycomplywiththeKyototreaty

withoutcarryingthesameperceivedpoliticalbaggage;Halttheconstruction

ofallnewcoal-basedpowerfacilitiesunlesstheycomplywithrestrictionson

carbonproduction;Increaseemissionstandardsacrosstheboardforboththe

automobileindustryandpowerfacilities;Banincandescentlightbulbs.Gore

admitsthatthedecisiontoenacttheseandotherproposedresponsestoglobal

warmingcanbedifficult.Healsosaysthatclimatechangeisnotjustacrisis,

butthemostimportantcrisismankindhaseverfaced.

6.Whichofthefollowingstatementswilltheauthoragreewith?

A.Itisacommonbeliefinthescientificspherethatglobalwarmingwill

bringaboutsignificantresultontheplanetearth.

B.Itisresearchfindingsthatwillcontributemostlytotheeaseofglobal

warming.

C.Oneofthesolutionsforreducingglobalwarmingistoadoptthelandfill

forgarbagedisposal.

D.Thecitizenryshouldcooperateandcoordinatewellsoastofightagainst

globalwarming.

7.Theauthorcitedtheexampleoftheprobableresultforthechangeof

policyintheUnitedStates(paragraph5)inorderto_____.

A.indicatetheimpactforthealterationinUSpolicycanbesevere

B.pointoutthedifferenceinpoliciesadoptedinUSandthatinChinaand

India

C.explainwhythereareobstaclesintakingsomemeasuresagainstglobal

warming

D.convincethereadersitistooexpensivetostoptheglobalwarming

8.Whatcanbeinferredfromthispassage?

A.Globalwarminginvolvesalongprocesswhichwillcontinueforcenturies,

andwecandosomethingtodecreaseitseffects.

B.Developingcountriesareproducingmoreglobalwarmingthanthe

developedworld.

C.Variousnaturalphenomenasuchassolarradiationandvolcanoes

producedmostofthewarming.

D.Anincreaseinglobaltemperaturewillcausesealevelstoriseandwill

changetheamountandpatternofprecipitation,probablyincludingexpansion

ofsubtropicaldeserts.

9.Allofthefollowingarementionedinthispassageassolutionsemployed

inhaltingglobalwarmingEXCEPT______.

A.plantasmanyplantsaspossible

B.parkthecarhalfwayandthentakeawalktoyouroffice

C.useenergy-efficientappliancesratherthanthenormalones

D.turnoffalltheapplianceswhentheyarenotworking

10.WhatistrueofthenewinternationaltreatyproposedinAlGore’s

speech?

A.Itwillbearthesignatureofthirty-fiveindustrializednationswhohave

committedtoreducingtheiroutputofthosegasestovaryingdegrees.

B.ItisrevisedonthebasisofKyotoTreaty,whichmainlydealswithCO2

andgreenhousegasemission.

C.CertainarticlesintheKyotoTreatywillnotappearinthisnewtreatyto

easepoliticalburden.

D.Itisdifficulttobeverifiedduetothecurrentmethodsforestimating

greenhousegasemissions.

【答案與解析】

6.D第四段第一句,作者指出科學界對全球變暖仍為達成共識,排除

A。第五段第二句,說明緩解全球變暖的真正權(quán)力掌握在政策制定者手

中,排除B。倒數(shù)第四段提到“Garbagethatdoesn’tgetrecycledendsupin

alandfill,generatingmethane.”,指的是垃圾可以用來制造沼氣,C項不

符合原文。文中作者介紹了許多可以全民參與的方法來緩解全球變暖趨

勢,說明作者支持公民參與合作共同對抗這一問題,D項正確。

7.C句意:作者列舉了美國政策變化可能引起的一些結(jié)果是為了說明

對抗全球變暖面臨著很多阻礙。第五段第四句中,作者指出政策變化可

能引起的后果有失業(yè)等,這些不好的后果導致美國不想改變政策,也就

使對抗全球變暖面臨阻礙。

8.A句意:文章暗示全球變暖是一個將持續(xù)幾個世紀的長期過程,我

們可以采取一些措施來減輕它的危害。參見文章第七段第一句。

9.B參見文章第四段。“Planttreesandotherplantswhereyoucan

smaller…”,故A項符合原文。“…morefuel-efficientcarsemitless

CO2…”,故C項符合原文。“Turnlightsandotherappliancesoffwhen

you’renotusingthem.”,故D項也符合原文。選B。

10.B參見最后一段第二句子“…Createaninternationaltreatythatwould

effectivelycomplywiththeKyototreaty…”,故選B。

SectionTwo:Readandanswerquestion(20points,4foreachquestion)

Directions:Therearetwopassagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedby

twoorthreequestions.Youshouldwriteyouranswertothequestionsonthe

AnswerSheet.

Passageone

In1762,Rousseau1publishedhisbookEmile,whichshookeducationtoits

veryfoundations.

Rousseaulaunchedthemoderneraofschooling,teaching,andlearning.

Beginningwithhiseducationalinsightsandfollowingwithpractices

developedbyJohannPestalozzi,educationshiftedtoawholenewsetof

assumptions.Trulywecouldsaythatmanbegantothinkofeducationfrom

thebottomup.Withthebeliefthatmanisbasicallygood,educationwasno

longerseenasaninstrumenttodisciplinethewill,suppresstheanimal

appetites,orsaveaworthlesssoul.Withthebeliefthatchildrendonotlearn

likeadults,thecontent,sequence,andapproachtosubjectmatterchanged.

Withanewappreciationforhowpeoplelearncame3anewappreciationfor

elementaryeducationandtheprofessionaltrainingofelementaryteachers.

Withtheriseofsuffrageandconcernforthecommonmancamethenotion

thatpracticaleducationcouldprovidesocialandeconomicopportunity.

Educationcouldalsohelpputmanincontrolofhisowndestiny.Inshort,

educationwasseentobeginatthebottom,basedonthenaturalandsocial

realitiesoftheworld.Manandhispracticalconcernswerethenewstarting

pointsintheeducationalquest.

IntheSocialContract4Rousseaueloquentlyexpressedhisbeliefthatmanis

naturallybornnobleandfree.Societyisartificial.Equalityandlibertyarethe

naturalrightsofman.

ForRousseautheproperconventionorsocialcontractwouldbeone5that

wouldpreservethenaturalrightstolife,liberty,andthepursuitofhappiness.

Asocietyhastherighttooverthrowanyleader,government,orexternal

powerthatviolatesthisdem

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