考试吧:六月英语四级卷一答案之二
Part IV Reading Comprehension (Reading in Depth)
Section A
47. [N] mystery
48. [B] sounds
49. [J] upon
50. [E] combined
51. [I] down
52. [L] or
53. [G] associations
54. [M] filled
55. [C] longer
56. [H] recall
Passage One
57. What do we learn about African elephants from the passage?
[A] It is difficult for people to tame them.
58. Thailand was once called “Land of the White Elephant” because .
[D] white elephant was a national symbol until the 1920s
59. According to the passage, why is the Thai elephant “out of work”?
[C] The elephants are no longer useful to their owners.
60. What is said about Thailand’s elephant population at various times?
[B] Today the elephant population is estimated at 5,150.
61. The passage is most probably from .
[C] a research report
Passage Two
62. What does Wordsworth mean by “habit rules the unreflecting herd” (Line 2, Para.1)?
[C] Habit is characterized by being mechanical.
63. What have the researchers discovered about the formation of new habits?
[D] They can be guided.
64. The word “ruts”(Line 1, Para.4) has closest meaning to .
[A] tracks
65. Dawna Markova would most probably agree that .
[D] curiosity activates creative minds
66. Ryan’s comments suggest that the practice of standard testing .
[B] prevents new habits from being formed
Part V Cloze
The human brain is the most complex structure on the universe. It contains 67roughly 100 billion nerve cells, each of 68which has thousands of connections with each other. Their interaction 69controls each of the body’s functions, allows thoughts, perceptions, memories, feelings, and also movement and 70communication. Understanding just how the brain works, in health or in sickness, is one of the 71greatest challenges of our time. What is determined by genes, what is formed by experience? Scientists are investigating all 72aspects of the nervous system. Great progress can be 73expeeted in visualizing and modeling brain functions, as well as in research into their biological basis. Today, it is 74assumed that 30 to 50 percent of human genes exercise their function 75chiefly in the brain. This gives an 76indication of the complexity of the genetic control and 77development. The cause of many nerve diseases lies in 78defects in genes that play a role in development. Half of all genetic 79diseases affect the nervous system. The brain can only reach its full 80capability through interaction with its 81surroundings. Researchers are examining the interaction of genes and 82experiences with regard to the expression and 83fine-tuning of nerve circuits in the brain. How do nerve cell 84processes find their goal? How do different brain areas develop? How do perceiving85 functions mature? Thanks to research, the prevention and cure of may brain diseases seems possible for the first time. Better knowledge of the way the brain processes 86information could, moreover, make new computers possible.
Part VI Translation
87. Frankly speaking, I’d rather you didn’t do anything about it (别为这做任何事) for the time being.
88. The letter will have been finished (信已经写完了) by the time you come back.
89. If he had know this would happen, he would have acted differently (也许会以不同方式行事).
90. He was punished lest he make the same mistake again (再次犯同样的错误) .
91. Reading between the lines (从字里行间), I would say that the government are more worried that they will admit.
Section A
47. [N] mystery
48. [B] sounds
49. [J] upon
50. [E] combined
51. [I] down
52. [L] or
53. [G] associations
54. [M] filled
55. [C] longer
56. [H] recall
Passage One
57. What do we learn about African elephants from the passage?
[A] It is difficult for people to tame them.
58. Thailand was once called “Land of the White Elephant” because .
[D] white elephant was a national symbol until the 1920s
59. According to the passage, why is the Thai elephant “out of work”?
[C] The elephants are no longer useful to their owners.
60. What is said about Thailand’s elephant population at various times?
[B] Today the elephant population is estimated at 5,150.
61. The passage is most probably from .
[C] a research report
Passage Two
62. What does Wordsworth mean by “habit rules the unreflecting herd” (Line 2, Para.1)?
[C] Habit is characterized by being mechanical.
63. What have the researchers discovered about the formation of new habits?
[D] They can be guided.
64. The word “ruts”(Line 1, Para.4) has closest meaning to .
[A] tracks
65. Dawna Markova would most probably agree that .
[D] curiosity activates creative minds
66. Ryan’s comments suggest that the practice of standard testing .
[B] prevents new habits from being formed
Part V Cloze
The human brain is the most complex structure on the universe. It contains 67roughly 100 billion nerve cells, each of 68which has thousands of connections with each other. Their interaction 69controls each of the body’s functions, allows thoughts, perceptions, memories, feelings, and also movement and 70communication. Understanding just how the brain works, in health or in sickness, is one of the 71greatest challenges of our time. What is determined by genes, what is formed by experience? Scientists are investigating all 72aspects of the nervous system. Great progress can be 73expeeted in visualizing and modeling brain functions, as well as in research into their biological basis. Today, it is 74assumed that 30 to 50 percent of human genes exercise their function 75chiefly in the brain. This gives an 76indication of the complexity of the genetic control and 77development. The cause of many nerve diseases lies in 78defects in genes that play a role in development. Half of all genetic 79diseases affect the nervous system. The brain can only reach its full 80capability through interaction with its 81surroundings. Researchers are examining the interaction of genes and 82experiences with regard to the expression and 83fine-tuning of nerve circuits in the brain. How do nerve cell 84processes find their goal? How do different brain areas develop? How do perceiving85 functions mature? Thanks to research, the prevention and cure of may brain diseases seems possible for the first time. Better knowledge of the way the brain processes 86information could, moreover, make new computers possible.
Part VI Translation
87. Frankly speaking, I’d rather you didn’t do anything about it (别为这做任何事) for the time being.
88. The letter will have been finished (信已经写完了) by the time you come back.
89. If he had know this would happen, he would have acted differently (也许会以不同方式行事).
90. He was punished lest he make the same mistake again (再次犯同样的错误) .
91. Reading between the lines (从字里行间), I would say that the government are more worried that they will admit.
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