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2007NationalEnglishContest forCollegeStudents (LevelC-Preliminary) PartIListeningComprehension (25minutes,30points) Section A (6points) Directions: Inthissection,youwillhear6shortconversations.Attheendofeach conversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Boththeconversationand thequestionwillbereadonlyonce.Aftereachquestion,therewillbeapause.During thepause,youmustreadthethreechoicesmarkedA,BandC,anddecidewhichis thebestanswer.Thenmarkthecorrespondingletteronthe linethroughthecentre. AnswerSheet withasingle 1.A.Hehasn 蒺tfoundasuitableone. C.Heprefershisoldone. B.Hehasn 蒺tenoughmoney. 2.A.Intenminutes. 3.A.HavedinnerwithMary. B.Infifteenminutes. C.Intwentyminutes. B.SeeafilmwithMary. C.Dohishomework. 4.A.Rainy. 5.A.Hehastogotothebank. B.Sunny. C.Histrainhasbeendelayed. 6.A. 谊315. Section B (4points) B. 谊350. C.Cloudy. B.Hehasmissedthetrain. C. 谊375. Directions: Inthissection,youwillhearonelongconversation.Theconversationwillbe 1- -
readonlyonce.Attheendoftheconversation,therewillbe a thepause,youmustreadthefourquestions,eachwiththreechoicesmarkedA, BandC, anddecidewhichisthebestanswer.Thenmarkthecorrespondingletteronthe Sheet withasinglelinethroughthecentre. one-minute pause.During Answer 7.Whatofficeisthestudentlookingfor? A.Accounting. B.EconomicHistory. C.Economics. 8.Whenwastheorientationmeetingheld? A.Yesterday. B.LastFriday. 9.Whatistheruleaboutattendanceatlectures? C.Aweekago. A.Itisoptional. B.Itisnecessary. C.Itisdifficulttoenforce. 10.Howoftendoesthestudenthavetoattendtutorials? A.Onceeveryotherweek. C.Onceaweek. Section C (10points) B.Threetimesaweek. Directions: Inthissection,youwillhear10shortnewsitems.Aftereachitem,there willbeapause.Duringthepause,youmustreadthequestionandthenthethreechoices markedA,BandC,anddecidewhichisthebestanswer.Thenmarkthecorresponding letteronthe AnswerSheet withasinglelinethroughthecentre. 11.WhendidthebombgooffinapopularmarketincentralBaghdad? A.Lateintheevening. B.Atmid-morning. C.Lateintheafternoon. 12.What 蒺sthepurposeoftheAmberAlertprogram? A.ToreportthenumberofchildrenmissingintheU.S.everyyear. B.Tohelpfindthechildrenwhoarebelievedtohavebeenabducted. C.TofindoutthereasonswhychildrenarekidnappedintheU.S. 13.Howmanyvillageshavebeeninvolvedintheinter-communalfightinginChad? A.Fewerthan8. B.About10. C.Over20. 14.Whatisthebesttacticwhenyou A.Tocreatespacearoundyou. C.Toleavetheskiresortinstantly. 蒺recaughtupbyarollingwaveofsnow? B.Tooutruntheavalanche. 15.What 蒺sthenewsitemmainlytalkingabout? A.Developmentofmedicaltechnology. C.HealthinsuranceintheU.S. B.HealthcareinCalifornia. 2- -
16.HowmanypeopledidbirdflukillinIndonesiaintwoweeks? A.5. B.2. C.35. 17.What 蒺sthefunctionofthenewdrugproducedbyPfizer? A.Reducingdogs B.Increasingdogs C.Controllingdogs 蒺 weight. 蒺 appetite. 蒺 population. 18.WhatwillsoonbegininthesouthernSenegalesetowns? A.Plantingnewagriculturalcrops. C.Fuelrecycling. 19.WhendidPontibeginmakingfilms? B.Biofuelproduction. A.In1913. B.In1931. C.In1938. 20.What 蒺sthemainreasonDemocratscouldregaincontrolofCongressafter12years? A.NancyPelosihasbecometheirleader. B.AmericansaredissatisfiedwiththeIraqwar. C.TheysupportsendingmoretroopstoIraq. Section D (10points) Directions: Inthissection,youwillhearashortpassage.Therearetenmissingwordsor phrasesinit.Fillintheblankswiththeexactwordsyouhearonthetape.Rememberto writetheanswersonthe AnswerSheet . Everytravellerhasataletotellaboutbaddriving.Theseareusuallyexaggerated (21) lightsaretreatedascolourful(22) oflifeonthemainstreetsofcitieswherethemotoristsarecrazyandtraffic . ItallhappenedonaSundayAprilmorning. I (23) myintentiontoturn leftintoasideroadandpausedastheoncomingtrafficcleared.ButasIdroveacrossthe road,anelderlymandrivingabatteredRenault12chosetoovertakeme passontheinside.Therewasafearfulbangandmycarwaspushedsideways.Ifeltgroggy andbruisedandwastakentohospitalinthebackseatofapolicecar.Theremyspleen wasremoved.Fortunately,though,myrecoverywassteadyand(25) (24) . Butthat 蒺snottheendofthetale.Yes,Ihadtakenoutinsuranceanditcoveredmy medicalexpenses,(26) ways,therewasacatchtoit.Ihad calledKavisthathadbeenrecommendedbythehotelfrontdesk.IwasassuredthatIhad whileIrecoveredandmyflightshome.However,asal hiredmycarfromabackstreetfirm (27) 原 3- -
fullinsurancecover,butKavis accident.Mysolicitortookadviceontheform Ihadsigned.Beinginahurryatthe time,Ihadn 蒺t document,”itread.I(30) 谊800onthedayofthe togetittranslated. “Mr.Balmerwasstupidtosignthis withasmile.Afterall,Iamstillalive! (29) (28) mycreditcard PartIIVocabularyandStructure (10minutes,15points) Directions: Thereare15incompletesentencesinthispart.Foreachblankthereare fourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatbestcompletesthesentence. Thenmarkthecorrespondingletteronthe centre. AnswerSheet withasinglelinethroughthe 31.IfIlosemynewwatchmyparentswillbeveryannoyed B.with C.for me. D.about possibletomasteraforeignlanguagewithoutmuchmemory B.that C.its D.it A.against 32.Idon 蒺tthink work. A.this 33.Doesbrainpower aswegetolder?Scientistsnowhavesomesurprisingan 原 D.collapse . D.credulous swers. A.descend B.decline C.reduce 34.Idon 蒺tbelieveinBrown 蒺sadventureatall.Itsoundsso A.incredible B.credible 35.We 蒺llnevergettothestationontime C.incredulous werunasfastaswecan. A.incase C.providedthat 36.Oilsalesvolumeinlocalurbanandruralareasroseby24%and50% B.evenif D.ifonly ,over July2006. A.separately B.individuallyC.independently D.respectively 37.Theshippingauthoritiesfollowedthe oftheunidentifiedsubmarineon theirradarscreens. A.channel B.way C.course D.direction 38.IsetoffassoonasIgotthenewsaboutmygrandpa 蒺sillness.Unfortunately,he atthehospitalbefore I A.hasdied;wentthere C.died;hadbeenthere 39.Thecommitteehasmaderules . B.haddied;arrived D.wasdying;hadgone allitsmembersaresupposedtowork. - 4-
A.bywhich B.sothat C.nowthat 40.Theyweremarriedforfifteenyearsbuthavenow A.split B.divided C.divorced D.forwhich upandliveapart. D.separated 41.Wewouldn 蒺thavemissedthetrainifwe B.wouldn 蒺trun A.didn 蒺twalk 42.Nomatterwhatmeasuretheytook,innoway A.couldtheoutflowingtidebecontrolled B.theoutflowingtidecouldbecontrolled C.couldtheoutflowingtidecontrol D.theoutflowingtidecouldcontrol tothestation. C.hadn 蒺twalked D.weren 蒺trunning . 43. — DidyougetanyinformationfromPeter? anexpert,buthedoesn — He A.believestobe 蒺tseemtoknowmuch. B.issupposedtobeC.thoughttobe 44. — Theradio 蒺sterriblyloud.Couldyouturnitdownalittle? D.isclaimedbeing — Sorry! — Yes,andsomethingelse-wouldn A.Isitdisturbingyou? B.IforgotwhereIputmysoapthismorning. C.Afootballmatchwasbroadcastliveonit. D.Couldyourepeatwhatyousaid? 蒺titbeanideatobuyyourownsoap? 45. — CanIbookaroomfromnowuntilFriday? — — What蒺stheprice? — $128.75notcountingtheservice. A.Definitely.Goseeityourself. B.Yes,ourhotelisquiteneartothestation. C.Ofcourse.Wouldyouliketofollowme? D.YoucanhaveRoom33,overlookingthesea. PartIIIIQTest (5minutes,5points) Directions: Thereare5IQTestquestionsinthispart.Foreachquestionthereare 4 choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Markyouransweronthe throughthecentre. AnswerSheet withasingleline 5- -
46.Whichfigurecompletesthesequence? A. C. B. D. 47.Amanhas29socksinhisdrawer,9identicalblue,8identicalgreyand12identical black.Thelightshavefusedandheiscompletelyinthedark.Howmanysocksmusthe takeouttomakecertainthathehasapairofeachcolour? C.23 A.21 D.24 B.14 48.Whichcomesnext? A,1A,111A,311A, ? A.1312A B.13211A 49.Findtheweighttobalancethescales. 16kg 4kg C.1231A D.11231A 10kg ? A.2kg B.4kg 50.Whatisthemissingnumber? C.3kg D.5kg 5 728 5 A.748 6 6 B.754 8 731 8 C.745 7 9 ? 8 D.784 PartIVReadingComprehension (25minutes,40points) Section A (6points) Directions: Thereisonepassageinthissectionwith 6questions.Foreachquestion, therearefourchoicesmarkedA,B, CandD.Youshoulddecideonthebestchoice.Then 6- -
markthecorrespondingletteronthe AnswerSheet withasinglelinethroughthecentre. Questions51-56arebasedonthefollowingpassage. “AUniqueExperiencein IndianCuisine ” Opened by County Councillor, Mr. 原 OpeningnightattheGandhiRestaurant broughtcriesofpraiseanddelightfrom customerswhentheysampledtheunique cuisineonMondaynight. TonyPeaston,theGandhioffersthedis cerningdinerauthenticIndiandishes,many availableforthefirsttimeinHampshire. Thesecretliesinthepreparation - onlyauthenticIndianherbsandspicesare usedtoindividuallyprepareeachspecial dish,followingancientrecipes,manyhand ed down through generations of chefs. 原 Indian ”extolled HighStandard “I蒺vetravelledextensivelyanddined atmanyIndianrestaurantsthroughoutthe country,butrarelyhaveItastedIndian foodofsuchahighstandard, CouncillorPeaston. “WhilstGandhihimselfwasaleader ofmen,theGandhiRestaurantcouldbe consideredtheleaderofanewbreedof IndiancuisineinHampshire, ”headded. “Byfarthebestcurrywehavehadin thePortsmoutharea, ”wasthecommentof Havantdiners,Mr.andMrs.JimCairnsof Denvilles. “Weenjoyedthedifferentmenuand 7- -
foundtheadviceofthestaff,explaininghow eachdishwasprepared,veryhelpfulforde cidingourchoiceofmenu, ”theysaid. Suchglowingcommentsreflecttheex clusivenatureofthedishesavailableatthe GandhiRestaurant. OriginalRecipes Youcanchoosefromamenuwhichof ferscurriesandtandoories,knowingeach oneisspeciallycookedforyou,withindi vidualcareandattention,accordingtostrict originalrecipes,byatopLondonchef,for merlyofCoventGarden. Andafteryouhavesampledthespicy delightsofyourmaincourse,youcanselect fromachoiceoforiginalIndiansweetsto temperyourpalate. Relaxinginthecomfortablesurround ingsoftherestaurant,youcanhave ahot toweltofreshenyourselforcleanyourfin gersbetweencourses -anothertouchofIn 原 原 原 原 原 原 原 原 原 原 原 原 原 dianliving. TheGandhiRestaurant,situatedat 139KingstonRoad,Portsmouth,isfullyli censedandopensevendaysaweek. YoucanpopinforatraditionalIndi anlunchbetween12and2:30pmorenjoy alanguideveningmeal,whentherestau rantisopenfrom6pmtomidnight. Buttakecaretobookinadvance,as demandforthiscuisineisexpectedtobe high,soavoiddisappointmentbytele phoningPortsmouth811966. Asproofofconfidenceinyourenjoy ment,theGandhiisofferinga10percent discountonthecostofyourmeal,when you produce this advertisement within threemonthsoftheopening. ThestaffattheGandhilookforward toservingyouwithyourfirsttasteoftruly authenticIndiancuisineinthisarea-and theyknowyouwillcomebackagainand again. 51.“AUniqueExperienceinIndianCuisine ”heremeansthattheGandhirestaurant . A.istheonlygenuineIndianrestaurantinHampshire B.offerscustomersitsownspecialstyleofcooking C.makesspecialfoodfornativeIndiancustomers D.istryingoutIndianrecipesforthefirsttime 52.Howdoesthefoodpreparationcontributetotheuniqueexperience? A.Itvariesfromcustomertocustomer,dependingontheprice. B.Themethodsusedaresecretandknownonlytothechef. C.ItusesgenuineIndianingredientsandfollowsancientrecipes. D.ItfollowsmethodsdescribedbytraditionalIndianauthors. 8- -
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