2022年2013英语专业四级真题及答案详解 .pdf

TEST FOR ENGLISH MAJORS(2013)GRADE FOUR TIME LIMIT:130 MIN PART 3 CLOZE 15 MIN Decide which of the choices given below would best complete the passage if inserted in the corresponding blanks.Mark the best choice for each blank on Answer Sheet Two.Everyone knows that taxation is necessary in a modern state:without it,it(31)_ not be possible to pay the soldiers and policemen who protect us;(32)_ the workers in government offices who(33)_ our health,our food,our water,and all the other things that we cannot do for ourselves.(34)_ taxation,we pay for things that we need just(35)_ we need somewhere to live and something to eat.But(36)_ everyone knows that taxation is necessary,different people have different ideas about(37)_ taxation should be arranged.In most countries,a direct tax on(38)_,which is called income tax,(39)_.It is arranged in such(40)_ that the poorest people pay nothing,and the percentage of tax grows(41)_ as the taxpayers income grows.In some countries,for example,the tax on the richest people(42)_ as high as ninety-five per cent!(43)_ countries with taxation nearly(44)_ have indirect taxation too.Many things imported into the country have to pay taxes or“duties.”Of course,it is the men and women who buy these imported things in the shops(45)_ really have to pay the duties,in the(46)_ of higher prices.In some countries,(47)_,there is a tax on things sold in the shops.If the most necessary things are taxed,a lot of money is(48)_ but the poor people suffer most.If unnecessary things(49)_ jewels and fur coats are taxed,less money is obtained but the tax is(50)_ as the rich pay it.Probably this last kind of indirect tax,together with a direct tax on incomes which is low for the poor and high for the rich,is the best arrangement.PART 4 GRAMMAR&VOCABULARY 15 MIN There are thirty sentences in this section.Beneath each sentence there are four words or phrases marked A,B,C and D.Choose one word or phrase that best completes the sentence.Mark your answers on Answer Sheet Two.51.Facing the board of directors,he didn?t deny _ breaking the agreement.A.him B.it C.his D.its 52.Xinchun returned from aboard a different man.The italicized part functions as a(n)_.A.appositive(同位语)B.object C.adverbial D.complement.53.Which of the following is a compound word(复合词)?_.A.Nonsmoker.B.Deadline.C.Meanness.D.Misfit.54.Which of the following sentences contains subjunctive mood?_.A.Lucy insisted that her son get home before 5 o clock?B.She used to drive to work,but now she takes the city metro.C.Walk straight ahead,and dont turn till the second traffic lights.D.Paul will cancel his flight if he cannot get his visa by Friday.55.The following determiners(限定词)can be used with both plural and uncountable nouns EXCEPT _.A.more B.enough.C.many.D.such.56.Which of the italicized parts indicates CONTRAST?_.A.She opened the door and quietly went in.B.Victoria likes music and Sam is fond of sports.C.Think it over again and you?ll get an answer.D.He is somewhat arrogant,and I dont like this.57.Which of the following CANNOT be used as a nominal substitute(名词替代词)?_.A.Much.B.Neither.C.One.D.Quarter.58.All the following sentences definitely indicate future time EXCEPT _.A.Mother is to have tea with Aunt Betty at four.B.The President is coming to the UN next week.C.The school pupils will be home by now.D.He is going to email me the necessary information.59.Which of the following sentences is grammatically INCORRECT?_.A.Politics are the art or science of government.B.Ten miles seems like a long walk to me.C.Mumps is a kind of infectious disease.D.All the furniture has arrived undamaged.60.Which of in the following phrases indicates a subject-predicate relationship?_.A.The arrival of the tourists B.The law of Newton C.The occupation of the island D.The plays of Oscar Wilde 61.Which of the following italicized parts serves as an appositive?_.A.He is not the man to draw back.B.Tony hit back the urge to tell a lie.C.Larry has a large family to support.D.There is really nothing to fear.62.Which of the following is NOT an imperative sentence?_.文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 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ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7A.Let me drive you home,shall I?B.You will mind your own business!C.Come and have dinner with us.D.I wish you could stay behind.63.If it _ tomorrow,the match would be put off.A.were to rain B.was to rain C.was raining D.had rained 64.Which of the following sentences expresses a fact?_.A.Mary and her son must be home by now.B.Careless reading must give poor results.C.It?s getting late,and I must leave now.D.He must be working late at the office.65.The following are all dynamic verbs(动态动词)EXCEPT _.A.remain.B.turn.C.write.D.knock.66._ to school life was less difficult than the pupil had expected.A.Adhering B.Adopting C.Adjusting D.Acquainting 67.He is fed up with the same old dreary routine,and wants to quit his job.The underlined part means _.A.dull B.boring C.long D.hard 68.At last night?s party Larry said something that I though was beyond me.The underlined part means _.A.I was unable to do C.I 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the babies in the area.A.handle B.produce C.deliver D.help 76.No food or drink is allowed on the premises.The underlined part means _.文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 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ancient Greece over 2,000 years ago.Now,twitter,instant messaging,e-mail,blogs and chat forums offer rival approaches to communication-but none can replace the role of a great speech.The spoken word can handle various vital functions:persuading or inspiring,informing,paying tribute,entertaining,or simply introducing someone or something or accepting something.Over the past year,the human voice has helped guide us over the ups and downs of what was certainly a stormy time.文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 ZI9T4T8M2V7文档编码:CR8L10K2X9X2 HO1E8I7J2Z1 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