2022年全国大学生英语竞赛C类样题参考答案.pdf

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1、1-2016 National English Competition forCollege Students(Level C-Sample)参考答案及评分标准Part I.ListeningComprehension（30 marks）Section A(5 marks)15 CBABDSection B(10 marks)610 CBADC1115 CDACBSection C(5 marks)1620 BDBBCSection D(10 marks)21.second largest 22.spirals to23.geographiclocation24.cultural influe

2、nces25.dates back to26.economic revival27.flourished in28.multi-facetedand diverse29.modern and enterprising30.a chimneyPart II Vocabulary,Grammar&Culture(15 marks)Section A Vocabulary&Grammar(10 marks)3135 CDBAA3640 BCACBSection B Culture(5 marks)4145 BBACAPart IIICloze(10 marks)46.movement47.inclu

3、ded48.contrast49.information50.back51.harmony52.others53.individualists54.descent55.intellectuallyPart IV Reading Comprehension(35 marks)Section A56.T57.F58.F59.F60.FSection B6165 ACBDESection C(10 marks)66.They notice the subjects that most people don蒺 t.67.Artistry can be learned and developed thr

4、ough reading or taking lessons.68.Understand the difference it makes when you remove the irrelevant and select only what really matterswhile taking a picture.2-69.Take moreexercises.70.To learn from experience and improve marks out the photographer from others.Section D(10 marks)71.different72.const

5、ructing/building73.agree 74.similarities75.speculationPart V Translation(15marks)Section A(5marks)76.教育是民生改善的来源，传承文明的载体。让孩子受教育并且受到良好教育是几乎每个家庭的共同愿望。掌握知识让人们拥有更多的发展机会，也有利于社会文明得以延续、道德规范得以遵循。持续发展经济、不断改善民生、促进社会公平是本届政府的三大任务，教育公平具有起点公平的意义，是社会公平的重要基础。Section B(10 marks)77.I have no objection to your explanat

6、ion again.78.This is a college of science and technology whosestudents are trained to be engineersor scientists.79.He was unhappy when he first went to school but he soon settled down.80.Due to a rapid increase in steel prices,consturction costshave goneup.81.Somebones were found in the park.Scienti

7、sts are trying to figure out where they came from.Part VI ErrorCorrection(10 marks)A goal is a target to shoot at.It is a result toward which effort is directed.It is an outcometo be achieved.Usually a goal is a statementof what you82.want to achieve,but goals can also be unstated and explicit.Goals

8、 focus your83.efforts becausethere is夷target to shoot for.They tell you where to shootand84.which way to go.Suppose,for example,you want to practice archery but having no target.So you85.shoot into the air,at nothing in particular.With the target your learning is86.likely to be slow and your progres

9、spoor.Besides of showing you where to shoot,goals provide immediate feedback,87.which is important夷learning.Supposeagain,while practicing archery you88.shoot at the target but cannot see where the arrow hits at.Without feedback89.on your shoot,your learning will probably be slow.Supposesix monthsaft

10、er90.you shoot the arrow,you are telling that it hit the second ring.This delayed91.feedback will not be of much assistancein helping you improve yourshot.Powerful goals give immediate feedback on your shot.The soonerthefeedback,the more powerful becauseit is from information about yourmiss that you

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26、H8E6文档编码:CR1T5Y2X1C3 HT3B7S2S7A7 ZJ2G6N9H8E62016 National English Competition forCollege Students(Level C-Sample)听力原文Part I ListeningComprehension(30 marks)Section A(5 marks)In this section,you will hear five short conversations.Each conversation will be read only once.At the end ofeach conversation

27、,there will be a twenty-secondpause.During the pause,read the question and the fourchoices marked A,B,C and D,and decide which is the best answer.Then mark the corresponding letter onthe answer sheet with a single line through the centre.1.W:This one蒺s a good deal.It costs 谊 150 and airfares are inc

28、luded in that price.Once you land,you stillneed to get the ski slopes.It蒺s a two-hour journey.M:Yes,I know,I have a friend there who蒺s going to meet me and we蒺ll travel together.W:Oh,that蒺 s fine,I usually organize a coachticket for my customers,becausea taxi is far too expensive.But a lift from a l

29、ocal is even better.2.M:I wouldn蒺t hesitate to say that I蒺m in favour of e-learningbecause I wouldn蒺 t have to carry severalheavy books to school.W:I蒺m not quite sure why,but I feel more comfortable with paper textbooks.I don蒺 t think I would enjoyreading things on laptops.If I have to choose,I will

30、 say that I蒺m againstdigital learning.3.M:So,what topic are we going to choosefor our project?It蒺 s due in three weeks.W:I know,it蒺s not a lot time.I wasgoing to suggestwe do one on the environment.M:But that蒺 s so broad a topic.We should try to narrow it down,What about recycling?The other groupsar

31、e concentrating on pollution.Sothis would be nice and different.W:That蒺s a good idea.4.M:Hi,I蒺m interested in buying a ticket for the small business expo next week,but I蒺m not sure it will beuseful for me.W:Well,this year we wanted to focus on computer skills.So,as well as representatives from 400 s

32、mallbusinesses,we蒺 ve invited over 250 specialists in that area.M:Oh,that should be interesting.5.W:I have to go out of town on a family emergency.Can you cover my reading class tomorrow?M:Sure,but I need to read your teaching plan first.I hope your emergencyworks out fluently.W:Thanks.My mother蒺 s

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39、文档编码:CR1T5Y2X1C3 HT3B7S2S7A7 ZJ2G6N9H8E6文档编码:CR1T5Y2X1C3 HT3B7S2S7A7 ZJ2G6N9H8E6文档编码:CR1T5Y2X1C3 HT3B7S2S7A7 ZJ2G6N9H8E6文档编码:CR1T5Y2X1C3 HT3B7S2S7A7 ZJ2G6N9H8E6文档编码:CR1T5Y2X1C3 HT3B7S2S7A7 ZJ2G6N9H8E6In this section,you will hear two long conversations.Each conversation will be read only once.At the

40、 end ofeach conversation,there willbe a one-minutepause.During the pause,read the questions and the fourchoices marked A,B,C and D,and decide which is the best answer.Then mark the corresponding letter onthe answer sheet with a single line through the centre.ConversationOneM:Comein.Ah good morning R

41、achel.Have you cometo talk about your extended essay?W:That蒺 s right Dr.Jones.I wanted to ask what you thought about my decision on the subject.M:Yes,you initiallywanted to write about working conditions in 19th century factories but you were latercontemplating looking at the conditions inside hospi

42、tals in 19th century northern towns.W:That蒺 s right.I thought about it for a long time and weighed up the pros and cons and I didn蒺 t decide forages.M:Well,I think you were right to stick with your first idea.There蒺re so many better sources available on thesubject.There are plenty of articles in mag

43、azines and the odd TV and radio programme on the othersubjects but everything is rather superficial;there蒺 s no real academicknowledge to draw on.W:Yes,I found that out.I found lots of books but nothing really to help me;even on the internet.In the end,when I decided on my first choice topic I found

44、 lots of really good stuff in magazines,books and theinternet.Particularly one book which is the major reference that you蒺ll seequoted all over the place.M:Well,I蒺 m glad you came to that decision.Let蒺s have a look at that essaynow.W:What did you think?I蒺ve spent ageson it but I蒺 m only about 80 per

45、cent happy with it.M:Well,I wouldn蒺 t be too down about it.I think most of it is pretty good.I liked the introduction whichreally set out your ideas clearly.The middle needssome attention but the end was really first rate.ConversationTwoFaiza:Big cities are vibrant hubs for culture and industry,or d

46、irty,congested,crime-riddenwarrens.Asthe world population surpasses seven billion,economists,environmentalists and social scientists arerethinking the role of the city in global society.Economist Edward Glaeser believes cities are the bestplaces to live.Glaeser:Cities are so fascinating because they

47、 play to mankind蒺s greatest gift,which is our ability to learnfrom other people.Faiza:Since ancient times,he says,citieshave attractedsmart people and enabled them to workcollaboratively to advance society.But it wasn蒺t always a smoothroad.Glaeser:In the 1970s,it looked as if globalization,new techn

48、ologies and the death of distance was makingour older cities obsolete.After all,the garment industry was fleeing New York.It looked like historyitself was telling New York City to drop dead.Faiza:Over the past three decadesmany cities have been revitalized,not just despite globalization and newtechn

49、ologies,but,as Glaeserexplains,becauseof them.Glaeser:What these new forces have done is they蒺 ve increased the returns to new ideas,to being smart.Because,now if you got a new idea,you can manufacture it on the other side of the planet.You cantake advantageof somenew market opportunity in India or

50、Indonesia or Sub-Saharan Africa.Thesetrends have also made cities more important because cities are at their heart today,engines ofinnovations,forgers of human capital.Faiza:In a new book,“Triumph of the City,”Glaeser takes readers on a world tour of urban successstories5-文档编码:CR1T5Y2X1C3 HT3B7S2S7A