2022四川大学英语考试考前冲刺卷（6）.docx

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1、2022四川大学英语考试考前冲刺卷（6）本卷共分为2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25题，每题2分。每题的备选项中，只有一个最符合题意） 1.Who is the author of Religion and the Rise of CapitalismATaverner.BTawney.CElizabeth Taylor.DTecumseh. 2.Where is the article most likely fromAA text hook.BA dictionary.CA magazine.DA biological book. 3.W

2、here can we find this kind of noticeAIn a college.BIn a factory.CIn a big company.DIn a primary school. 4.It can be inferred from the last paragraph that if you want your child to communicate to you from time to time, you should _.Akeep your mouth shut at all timesBask him whats on his mind every da

3、yCallow him a chance to solve his own problemsDrefrain from nagging too much 5.The authors purpose in writing this essay is _.Ato warn parents not to intrude on their childrens privacy too oftenBto recommend feasible ways to control their childrens behaviorCto offer parents sane techniques and skill

4、s to deal with their adolescentsDto introduce a new approach to parenting in tile new millennium 6.The author argues that the most essential aspects of a growing childs personality should include _.Apsychological space he needs to grow upBindependence and self-esteemCa sum support from his parents i

5、n times of troubleDthe ability to solve problems on his own 7.According to the second paragraph, parents should _.Astay in complete control of major issues while neglecting mi nor transgressionsBnot hurt or misunderstand their teenage children under any circumstancesCremind their adolescents not to

6、watch too much TV during the day and nightDmodify all aspects of their adolescents behavior so as to be socially accepted 8.The phrase laid down the law on curfew (Sentence 2, Para graph 2)most probably means _.Aforbade children to go out at nightBlimited time for phone useCfixed a time when the chi

7、ld must be homeDcontrolled adolescents insatiable (无法满足的) appetite for food 9.What can we learn from the passageASome widely accepted beliefs can be deceiving.BSolid evidence weighs more than pure theories.CLittle children can be as clever as trained TT practitioners.DThe principle of TT is too prof

8、ound to understand. 10.Why did some TT practitioners agree to be the subjects of Emilys experimentAIt involved nothing more than mere guessing.BThey thought it was going to be a lot of fun.CIt was more straightforward than other experiments.DThey sensed no harm in a little girls experiment. 11.The p

9、urpose of Emily Rosas experiment was _.Ato see why TT could work the way it didBto find out how TT cured patients illnessesCto test whether she could sense the human energy fieldDto test whether a human energy field really existed 12.Very few TT practitioners responded to the $1 million offer be cau

10、se _.Athey didnt take the offer seriouslyBthey didnt want to risk their careerCthey were unwilling to reveal their secretDthey thought it was not in line with their practice 13.Which of the following is evidence that TT is widely practicedATT has been in existence for decades.BMany patients were cur

11、ed by therapeutic touch.CTT therapists are often employed by leading hospitals.DMore than 100,000 people are undergoing TI treatment. 14.I lost my bag the day before, but it _ now.Ahas foundBwas foundChas been foundDis found 15.I expressed hope _ they would come to visit China again.AthatBasCalthoug

12、hDwhether 16.We must study English well, no matter _ difficult it is.AwhatBhoweverChowDthat 17.We adopted the new methods with a view to _ our efficiency.AraiseBraisingCriseDrising 18._ either of them taken part in the performanceAHaveBIsCHasDAre 19.The moment has come _ I can fully display my abili

13、ty.AthatBwhichCwhenDwhat 20.The report showed us clearly how the car got _ and crashed at last.Ainto controlBunder controlCwithin controlDout of control 21.No sooner _ there than he fell ill.Ahad he arrivedBhe had arrivedChad arrived heDarrived he 22.It is essential that we _ measures to protect the

14、 ozone layer.Awill takeBshould takeCwould takeDtook 23.The area of Beijing is about _ that of my hometown.A5 times as larger asBas 5 times largeCas 5 times larger thanD5 times as large as 24.The government and the society show much concern for the well-being of the elderly and offer a variety of ser

15、vicesA政府非常关注老年人的福利，同时也给他们安排了适当的工作。B政府和社会非常关心老人的福利问题，并给他们提供了多种服务。C虽然政府和社会对老人的健康非常关心，但拒绝提供帮助。D政府和社会对老人的健康非常关心，并给他们提供了很多服务。 25.According to popular legend, a young goatherd discovered coffee by accident.A根据流行的传闻，是一头山羊发现子咖啡。B传说是一头山羊在吃草的时候碰见了咖啡，最后发生了事故。C根据一个轶事，一个年轻的牧羊人发现了咖啡。D据大众传说，一个年轻的牧羊人偶然发现了咖啡。 二、多项选择

16、题（共25题，每题2分。每题的备选项中，有多个符合题意） 1.By the time I began teaching in the early 1970s, everyone already seemed to be in business for himself, looking for the best deal, which meant the least teaching for the most money at the most snobbishly well-regarded schools. The spirit of capitalism, for all that mig

17、ht be said on its behalf, wreaks havoc when applied to culture and education. The English novelist David Lodge neatly caught this spirit at work when he created, in two of his academic novels, the character Morris Zapp. A scholar-operator, Zapp, as described by Lodge, is well-primed to enter a profe

18、ssion as steeped in free enterprise as Wall Street, in which each scholar-teacher makes an individual contract with his employer, and is free to sell his services to the highest bidder. Said to be based on the Milton-man Stanley Fish, an identification that Fish apparently has never disavowed but in

19、stead glories in, Morris Zapp is the freebooter to a high power turned loose in academic settings: always attempting to strengthen his own position, usually delighted to be of disservice to the old ideal of aca- demic dignity and integrity. Fish himself ended his days with a deanship at the Universi

20、ty of Illinois in Chicago for a salary said to be 250, 000, much less than a utility infielder in the major leagues makes but, for an academic, a big number. 2.Parents say that children do not show them proper respect and obedience, while children complain that their parents do not understand them.

21、This phenomenon is often referred to as the generation gap. What then are the causes of the generation gapGeneration GapParents say that children do not show them proper respect and obedience, while children complain that their parents do not understand them. This phenomenon is often referred to as

22、the generation gap. What then are the causes of the generation gap3.Cell phones may help busy executives keep in constant touch with important business associates, but they may also increase their risk of high blood pressure, preliminary research suggests. A study of 10 German mobile phone users fou

23、nd that when they switched on their phone, their blood pressure shot up by 5 to 10 millimeters of mercury, researchers reported in this weeks issue of the international medical journal, The Lancet. Exactly how cell-phone use can lead to increases in blood pressure is unclear, but researchers specula

24、te that the electromagnetic fields emitted by phones may somehow boost pressure. While the blood pressure increases found in the new study are small, they may be detrimental to people who already suffer from hypertension, researchers led by S. Braune of the Neurologische Universitateklinik in Freibu

25、rg, Germany, explained. 4.假设你在某日某时某地目击一起火灾，就此写一份见证书。见证书必须包括以下几点：1火灾发生的地点2你所见到的火灾场面3对火灾原因的分析 BAn Eye-Witness Account of a Fire/B 5.He seems to be doing nothing, but really hes just _ (等等恰当的时机). 6.The show focuses on the improvement of society and _ (个人的生活质量). 7.The madam spotted the young man _ (30 年

26、代第一次见过面) among the crowd. 8.Each one _ ( 满足不同的观众的需求) while both have a strong following from large groups of fans. 9.Were supposed to owe to our children the most demanding, challenging curriculum _ (在他们的能力范围内). 10.Although vehicles are becoming more and more important as the means of transport in m

27、odern life, why do they also cause many problems 11.In the second paragraph, there are three problems mentioned by the author: they are 12.If the ozone layer is destroyed by car, what will happen 13.What kind of disease will harmful gases and terrible noise caused by vehicles bring to the city peopl

28、e 14.In the last paragraph, on the whole, vehicles are harmful not only to peoples physical condition but also. 15.Listen to the following passage. Altogether the passage will be read to you four times. During the first reading, which will be read at normal speed, listen and try to understand the me

29、aning. For the second and third readings, the passage will be read sentence by sentence, or phrase by phrase with intervals of 15 seconds. The last reading will be read at normal speed again and during this time you should check your work. You will then be given 2 minutes to check through your work

30、once more.Please write the whole passage on ANSWER SHEET ONE. 16.In old folk tales_(全家年龄最小的总是最善良而且是最有成就的) 17.Riterate Energy (公司名) offers you natural gas at a lower fixed rate. In fact, based on current rates an average homeowner can save up to $100 a year by choosing RiteRate. Plus, if you sign up

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32、egressive taxes (税率递减税)tax rich and poor equally. An example of them is the gasoline(汽油) tax. The person who makes $30 000 a year and the person who makes $7 000 a year pay the same gasoline tax despite great difference in their incomes. Most governments have settled on a mixture of progressive(累进税率

33、的)and regressive taxes. This mixture enables governments to collect as much revenue as possible through the most practical means. 20.By and large, governments of all persuasions, of all political persuasions in Australia have been reducing proportionately the amount of money that goes to education a

34、nd many of us think that really is a great pity and shows a lack of foresight into what Australia really needs, but that nonetheless is what is happening. As a result of that many universities and schools are heavily dependent on overseas students to make up the shortfall. /I think we need to be rea

35、lly very careful in Australia that as this trend continues that overseas students who come to Australia not only to learn facts, but also to learn something about Australia and the Australian way of life otherwise they will have a very skewed view of what our Australia is about. Because I think it i

36、s important that if you go to an Australian university then at least youd meet a reasonable number of Australians. / There is a big push from many universities to recruit more and more students and more and more overseas students, but in a climate when there isnt a lot of money for further strengthe

37、ning of education and educational methods and facilities. If we all keep trying to recruit more and more students, then the experience is going to deteriorate and my university for example has decided to cap the number of students at the university. Because we believe that if we have many more stude

38、nts then we wont be able to do it properly. / There arent many universities in the fortunate position of my own to be able to do that. And the reason why we can do it is if you take a couple of our more popular faculties to get to university, you need something which we call UAI (University of New S

39、outh Wales Admission Index). To get into medicine at UNSW you need to have a pass mark of 99. 8%. To get into law and commerce you need a pass mark of 97.5%. Now a lot of you in this room tonight will know what I mean when I say that Chinese and Vietnamese especially value education and therefore it

40、 wouldnt be surprising to know that proportionally more Chinese and Vietnamese kids get their 99.8s and 97. 5s. / I took a university graduation on Friday before I came up here. It was a commerce graduation and of 200 graduates, 150 were Asian. Half of those were local kids, the other half were over

41、seas. Commerce is something that is particularly popular, particularly in Hong Kong and Singapore, but its probably a reasonable indication of what is happening. And all I am really trying to make a point about is that if we accept money from overseas students and from overseas families, then there

42、is a responsibility that we give them the good education, the good experience. Im not saying we dont do it, but I think what is important is that we recognize that the experience we are giving them is potentially threatened by the large numbers coming in which are not being matched by the provision

43、of adequate resources to service them. I think its great to take more and more students as long as we can service them properly. / (Excerpts from the speech delivered by Dr. John Yu, Chairman of the Australia-China Council, on the Australia-China Oration Series 2002, November 6, Beijing) 21.To that

44、new order we oppose the greater conception - the moral order. A good society is able to face schemes of world domination and foreign revolutions alike without fear. Since the beginning of our American history we have been engaged in change - in a perpetual peaceful revolution - a revolution which go

45、es on steadily, quietly adjusting itself to changing conditions - without the concentration camp or the quick-lime in the ditch. The world order which we seek is the cooperation of free countries, working together in a friendly, civilized society. This nation has placed its destiny in the hands and heads and hearts of its millions of free men and women, and its faith in freedom under the guidance