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1、2022北京GRE考试模拟卷（8）本卷共分为1大题50小题，作答时间为180分钟，总分100分，60分及格。一、单项选择题（共50题，每题2分。每题的备选项中，只有一个最符合题意） 1.The funds distributed in 1992 for youth developments were approximatelyA. $38，000B. $170，000C. $380，000D. $450，000E. $1，700，0002. From 1950 to 1985，the population of Country X increased by approximately how

2、many million people (A) 45 (C) 165 (D) 200 (E) It cannot be determined from the information given 3. POPULATION DATA FOR TEN SELECTED STATES IN 1980 AND 1987 State Population(in thousands) Percent Change in Population，19801987 Population PerSquare Mile in1987 1980 1987 ABCDEFGHIJ 23，66817，55814，2299

3、，74611，86411，42710，7989，2627，3655，882 27.66317，82516，78912，02311，93611，58210，7849，2007，6726，413 16.91.518.023.40.61.4-0.1-0.74.29.0 177372642222662082631621，027131 In 1987 the average(arithmetic mean)population of the three most populous ofthe ten selected states was most nearly equal toA. 18 millio

4、nB. 19 millionC. 20 millionD. 21 millionE. 22 million4.According to the graph above， atapproximately what speed，in miles perhour(mph)，is the energy per distanceused in running approximately twice theenergy per distance used in walkingA. Between 6.5 and 7 mphB. Between 5.5 and 6 mphC. Between 4.5 and

5、 5 mphD. Between 3.5 and 4 mphE. Between 2.5 and 3 mph5. Month Temperatures January 32，14，24，28 April 45，50，58，47 June 76，80，74，79 August 84，95，100，89 November 48，43，39，42 In a set of measurements，the range isdefined as the greatest measurement minusthe least measurementAccording to thetable above，d

6、uring the first four days ofwhich month was the range oftemperatures at noon the greatestA. JanuaryB. AprilC. JuneD. AugustE. November6.The increase in the amount of money distributed for family support from 1992to 1993 was closest to which of the followingA. $0B. $24，000C. $40，000D. $60，000E. $94，0

7、007. POPULATION DATA FOR TEN SELECTED STATES IN 1980 AND 1987 State Population(in thousands) Percent Change in Population，19801987 Population PerSquare Mile in1987 1980 1987 ABCDEFGHIJ 23，66817，55814，2299，74611，86411，42710，7989，2627，3655，882 27.66317，82516，78912，02311，93611，58210，7849，2007，6726，413

8、16.91.518.023.40.61.4-0.1-0.74.29.0 177372642222662082631621，027131 Of the following expressions whichrepresents the population per square mileof the region consisting of states B and Ein 1987 8.Cultural Shock 9.Philosophy of Logical Analysis 10.Why did Amy go to see Dr, CarterA. She was unwell.B. S

9、he was worried,C. She was stressed.D. She was depresse11.What is the main topic of the discussionAThe root of Jims health problems.BThe womans problems with her workaholic professor.CJims relationship with his own professor.DProblems that Jim and the woman have with their workloads. 12.Cultural Shoc

10、k 13.Cancer and Chemicals 14.What is the definition of translation given by the professorAIt is using common sense to say something simply.BIt is rendering the meaning of a text into another language.CIt is a complicated and artificial process to describe facts.DIt is an activity the translator pret

11、ends to be someone els 15.How many assignments has Amy failedA. One.B. Two.C. Three.D. Four.16.What decision does the man need to makeAWhether to accept the job offer or not.BWhether to move or not.CWhether to have a rest or not,DWhether to ask for an extension or not. 17.Philosophy of Logical Analy

12、sis 18.Cultural Shock 19.Who is the father of anthropologyA. Hammurabi.B. Herodotus.C. Tacitus.D. Hiung-Nu.20.What is an ideal collegeA. It should provide experienced and professional men.B. It should be managed by experienced scholars.C. Experienced scholars and energetic young men will manage it.D

13、. It should be harmonious between the experienced and the inexperience21.What does the professor believe according to the situation in the United StatesA. Painting is the central art of our time.B. The moving picture is the central art of our time.C. Music is the most central art of our time.D. Some

14、 other art is more important in our tim22.Cancer and Chemicals 23.What would Jims girlfriend prefer him to doASee her more often.BSpend more time in school,CEarn more money.DGet better grades. 24.According to the professor, what is NOT included in the four levels on which a translator worksAFinding

15、certain field of knowledge and learning it.BUsing appropriate language and usage to describe facts.CA creative process which distinguishes good and bad writing.DExpressing preferences and showing individual differences. 25.Philosophy of Logical Analysis 26.What does the professor mean when she says

16、thisAGood translation is satisfactory enough to its translator.BTranslation can always be improved by its translator.CPerfection and idealism are the excitement of translation.DFacts and words are not essential to most translators. 27.Amy is not studying Spanish at present. What does she lackA. Time

17、.B. Energy.C. Money.D. Interest,28.What can be inferred about the womans work intentionAShe would like to mark papers, too.BShe wants the man to work less.CShe wants the man to talk to his professor.DShe wants to quit school and work. 29.Cancer and Chemicals 30.Philosophy of Logical Analysis 31.Wher

18、e can students acquire knowledge in a successful educationA. Classrooms and laboratories.B. From all sources.C. Association between beginners.D. From experienced scholars.32.According to the professor, what is NOT the requirement for slang expressions to be createdANew situations.BA new generation.C

19、Group interaction.DA number of linguists. 33.Cultural Shock 34.What does Dr, Carter promise to help AmyA. He will give her extra teaching,B. He will phone Dr. Brown,C. He will give her a reference.D. He will do research for her.35.Why does Jim say thisAHe doesnt permit her to work there.BHe didnt ex

20、pect the woman was serious.CHe will not help her to work there.DHe cant agree with her mor 36.According to the professor, what can Americans gain from moving picturesA. Hope in the future.B. Challenge in daily life.C. Myths suitable to live up to.D. Delight to live wit37.From whom are beginners not

21、likely to get the sort of enlightenmentA. Their peers.B. The experienced.C. Veterans.D. Teachers.38.Philosophy of Logical Analysis 39.Cancer and Chemicals 40.What should we know while claiming scientific knowledge of human natureA. The variations in the human physique.B. The similarities in human ph

22、ysique.C. How people from different cultures solve their problems.D. What all human beings have in common.41.How does the professor clarify the points she makes about slangABy claiming that slang is accepted by the majority for formal usage.BBy stating that it is understood by the majority but not f

23、ound in dictionaries.CBy illustrating that slang is understood by a restricted group of speakers.DBy indicating that it is understood by speakers but not accepted as formal usag 42.According to the professor, what is one way that confers meaning and dignity on our existenceA. Church music.B. Decorat

24、ion in cathedrals.C. Overarching vision.D. The masterpieces.43.Cultural Shock 44.What can be inferred about the gap between teachers and undergraduatesA. It will not exist in future.B. It would never disappear.C. It may practically be avoided.D. It should be bridge45.Philosophy of Logical Analysis 4

25、6.Cancer and Chemicals 47.What does the professor mean when he says thisA. Anthropology enables men to understand the life of primitive people.B. Their work makes men understand todays affairs.C. It provides a special lens through which we can see ourselves better.D. Anthropology is a mirror of huma

26、ns history.48.What does the professor mean when she says thisA. True art is supposed to mean something to everybody.B. Art should be put on a pedestal to have its vitality.C. Works in the great medieval and Renaissance are real arts.D. The authentic American art of our time is high art.49.Which of t

27、he following is NOT the activity that anthropologists doA. Reporting the customs of savage tribes.B. Collecting the Indian arrowheads.C. Recreating wonders of animal life.D. Measuring skulls and robbing graves.50.Cancer and Chemicals第18页 共18页第 18 页 共 18 页第 18 页 共 18 页第 18 页 共 18 页第 18 页 共 18 页第 18 页 共 18 页第 18 页 共 18 页第 18 页 共 18 页第 18 页 共 18 页第 18 页 共 18 页第 18 页 共 18 页