PARTI LISTENING COMPREHENSION
SECTION A MINI-LECTURE
1.dominant
2.not enough // insufficient
3.regulation and supervision // supervisionand funding
4.more autonomy
5. certain disciplines // certain programs
6. stronger market value
7. executive MBA programs
8. external grants
9. conference centers
10. marketable knowledge
11.admissions decisions
12.expanding admission // accessible toeveryone
13.mobility
14. complete the degree
15. promote public goals
SECTION B INTERVIEW
1.What is Maureen MeLane according to theinterviewer?
D.An acadcmic.
2.When did Maureen first begin to readpoetry?
C. During high school.
3.Who were the most important teachers toMaureen?
B.Writers and poets.
4. Which of the following did Maureen feelmore strongly about when she returned to teach at Harvard?
A.The environment.
5.Why did Maureen bring recordings toclass?
D.To better appreciate the poems.
6. What did Maureen think about socializingwith writers?
C.She preferred to stay away from otherpoets.
7. What was Maureen's view about acommunity for poets?
A.Its members could be anyone.
8.Why did her sections have concludingstanzas?
B.To allow for flexibility in expression.
9. What did Maureen think about her way ofpoetry reading?
C.It was different.
10. What is the interview mainly about?
D.Maureen's experience as a student andpoet
PART II READING COMPREHENSION
SECTION A
PASSAGE ONE
11.Which of the following facts aboutgorillas docs mankind know?
D.Bone structure.
12. Which of the following words is closerto the meaning of “mystery” in Para.2?
B.Elusive.
13. What does the author mean by saying“But all this is no more than shadow boxing,…”(Para.
6)?
A.When facing danger, gorillas seldomintend to attack others.
14. Which Part of Rubin's clothes made himlook particularly awkward (Para.4)?
C.sympathetic
PASSAGE TWO
15. Which of the following pairs of wordsdoes NOT indicate contrast?
B.“burning hot”and “a glassy, brilliantazure”(Para.7)
16.From the passage we know that Singerseems to
D.be more “talkative”
17. We lean from the narration in Para. 6that
A.Singer usually had to finish a game ofchess by himself
18.Which of the following groups of wordsBEST sums up the message in Para. 7?
C. Self-contentment and omnipresentdesperation.
PASSAGE THREE
19. According to the author,Amadeus'sappeal comes from the following EXCEPT
B. a storyline true to history
20.According to the author,which of thefollowing is INCORRECT about the real Salieri? A.He remained single throughouthis life.
21.There was some rivalry between Mozartand Salieri mainly because they.
C.competed for musical work and post
22. What does the author think of the causeof ill feeling between the two men (Para.4)?D.Salieri's success and status inthe musical circle.
23. Which of the following statements BESTsupports "....the complexity of real characters is reduced to suit theneeds of a dramatic contrast between good and evil” (Para.1)?A.It certainly wasnot a mark of his downfall or ignominy,....(Para. 5).
24. Throughout the passage,the authorattempts mainly to
B.correct some distorted personal detailsin the film.
SECTION B
PASSAGE ONE
25.Why does the author call the gorilla “aparadox”(Para. 1)?
Because we seem to know it well, whileactually we don't.
26. Mention TWO characteristics of gorillaswhich resemble those of humans.
Gentle behaviors towards female gorillas;fixedlove relationships;screaming when alarmed (三选二)
PASSAGE TWO
27. Mention at least TWO differencesbetween the mutes (Para.1).
Their dressing styles and temperaments.
28. What does "Sadly Antonapouloswould shuffle the morsel from one corner of the case to theother” tell us(Para.1)?
Antonapoulos is not allowed to eat thefood.
29. How did the two mutes share cooking andwashing?
Antonapoulos cooked and Singer washed.
PASSAGE THREE
30. What does "such historical liberties”referto according to the context (Para.1)?
Exaggeration,condensation,simplificationand reduced complexity.
31.Why does the author say that “Shaffer'sstory makes for great drama"(Para. 3)?
It suits the needs of a dramatic contrast.
32. What does the author imply by saying“who undoubtedly would have told the tale in an
altogether different key”(Para.6)?
Amadeus is totally not true to the history.
PARTIILANGUAGE USAGE
1.ideal 前加 more
2. becomes → approaches
3. about→ of
4.giving → given
5.will→may/might
6.删除 a
7. completely → complete
8. intelligent → intelligible
9. without 后加 our
10.accompanied→accompanying
SHORTANSWER QUESTIONS
原文：你的青春就像一场远行，一场离自己的童年，离自己的少年越来越远的远行。你甚至会觉得很孤独，你会受到很多排挤。度假和旅行其实都解决不了这些问题，我解决问题的办法，就是不停地寻找自己所热爱的一切。
译文:
Youth is like a journey, which will be further and further away,away from your childhood and your adolescence. You will find that the world isnot what you think, but where you will even feel lonely and excluded. Vacationor travel does not help. The solution is to keep finding what you love.