電大本科《高級英語閱讀(2)》期末考試復(fù)習(xí)資料精編

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1、高級英語閱讀( 2 )Section I New WordsMatch each vocabulary word on the left with the correct definition on the right . Column A1. cocoon2. affluent3. distract4. exquisite5. polygamy6. claims7. decorations8. triggers9. swagger10. distinguishColumn BA. to tell the differenceB.a proud walk, from side to sideC

2、. says I expresses an opinionD. causes a reactionE. capsuleF. richG. take attention awayH. curtains,wall hangingsI. marriage to more than one personJ. incredible ,beautifulKey: 1.E 2.F 、3.G 4. J 5.I6.C 7. H 8.D 9.B 10. AMatch each vocabulary word on the left with the correct definition on the right.

3、 Column A 1. dyeing 2. trash 3. rigid 4. waggmg 5. mortality 6. asthmatic 7. plague 8. tattoo 9. acquire 10. enroll Column BA. to sign up to take a classB. get;obtain ;learnC. sicknessD. form of artE. garbageF. coloringG. having difficulty breathingH. moving a tailI. not flexibleJ. deathKey:1.F 2 E

4、3. I 4.H 5.J6.G 7.C 8.D 9.B IO.AB.Fill in the blankswith words from the box below. called founded region traditional culture routes under experts project technologyToday, there is new interest in the history and _1_ of the Silk Road, which the famous Chinese-American musician Yo-Yo Ma has _2_ the In

5、ternet of antiquity. New_3_is helping us to learn more about this ancient Internet. Special radar on the spaceshuttle allows archaeologists to see objects and ruined cities 1-2 meters _4_ the drydesert sand , for example. Tourists now come from all over the world to follow the old trade_5_. And _6_

6、want to make sure that the customs in the vast _7_ do not die out as the world modernizes. To this end , Yo-Yo Ma has _8_ the Silk Road _9_ , whichencourages the living arts of these _10_ lands. The result is that the people along the ancient Silk Road continue to learn from each other.Key :1. cultu

7、re . 2. called3. technology 4. under5. routes 6. experts7. region 8. founded9. project 10. tradtionalFill in the blankswith words from the box below.Colleagues intelligent Mental researchers evidenceInvolved traditional imply maturation matureParents of teenagers have always known that there is some

8、thing. well. different about the teen years. Some parents claim that their teenage children belong to a different species. Until recently. neuroscience did not support this belief. The _1_ belief was that by the time a child was eight to twelve. the brain was completely _2_ . However. very recent st

9、udies provide _3_ that the brain of a teenager differs from that of both children and adults. According to Jay Giedd of the National Institute of _4_ Health. _5_does not stop at age ten. but continues into the teen yearsand beyond. In fact. Giedd and his _6_ found that the corpus callosum continues

10、growing into your 20s. Because. it is believed. the corpus callosum is _7_ in self-awareness and intelligence. the new studies _8_ that teens may not be as fully self-aware or as _9_ _ as they will be later. Other _10_,at McLean Hospital in Massachusetts , have found that teenagers are not as able (

11、as adults are) to reademotions on people s faces.Key: 1. traditional 2. mature3. evidence 4. Mental5. maturation 6. colleagues7 involved 8. imply9. intelligent 10. researchersSection II Reading comprehensionRead the passage. Then answer the questions belowThe Consumers UnionThe Consumers Union (CU)

12、was founded in 1936 to give information and advice to the public about goods and services. By doing research in laboratories and conducting tests on products , scientists were able to rate them , or tell if they were good or bad. They started by testing food like milk and cereal-and then personal pr

13、oducts like soap and stockings. There were three categories in their ratings I Best Buy , Also Acceptable , and Not Acceptable. Later , CU began testing cars and home appliances , such as fans , radios , and other small machines. In the same year it was founded. the organization began publishing a m

14、agazine for its members, Consumers Union Reports , listing the ratings of products that they tested. In 1940 , CU sent out a questionnaire. that is , a list of questions , to its members. Asking them to rate the products that they used. This questionnaire became so popular that it has continued unti

15、l today. In 1942 , the magazine s name was changed to Consumer Reorts and sold to the general public. By the 1950s, the number of people buying Consumer Reorts (CR) reached 400.000. During this decade, the magazine reported on the dangers of tobacco. the poor quality of color TV sets , -the contamin

16、ation of milk by nuclear testing , and other news that was controversial , or caused debate. In the 1960s, the magazine reported that the price of auto insurance varied widely , or was different , among companies. In the 1970s , it reported on the pollution of America s drinking water by factories.

17、These articles won national prizes because they informed the public about problems that needed to be solved. In the 1980s, CR began publishing special newsletters for different readers on cars , travel , health , and even one for children on how to earn and save money. In the 1990s, the Consumers Un

18、ion moved to a new testing and research center with 50 modem laboratories in Yonkers. New York. By this time. CR had over 5 million magazine readers and 1 million online readers. After 70 years. this organization is still protecting consumers from the false claims of advertisers and the dangers of u

19、nsafe products.For each question, choose the best answer based on the reading passage 1. The Consumer s Union started to publish a magazineA. in 1936 B. in 1940C. in the 1980sD. in the 1990s2. The magazine was sold only to members untilA. 1936 B. 1940C. 1942 D. 19603. In the 1950s, CR didnt report o

20、nA. bad TV sets B. contaminated milkC. tobacco s dangers D. polluted drinking water4. The magazine won prizes becauseA. it rated productsB. it told the public about problemsC. some products were not acceptableD. there were so many problems5. After 70 years , peopleA. are still reading CRB. are tired

21、 of reading CRC. believe the false claims of advertisersD. buy unsafe productsKey: 1.A 2. C 3. D 4. B5. ARead the passage. Then answer the questions belowCareer Change People who are thinking about changing careers are often afraid of what will happen if they quit their job. Will they find another o

22、ne? Will they like another field as well as the one they are in now? Will they be able to grow and advance in a new organization? As these questions come to mind, they should try to figure out the answers so they can reach a decision. Although there is a high rate of unemployment in some countries ,

23、 there are usually jobs for skilled workers who can use computers or other equipment. Those who have specialized training in these areas can generally find a position without too much effort. The question of whether they 11 like another field more than their current one is also a crucial one. While

24、it s nice to dream about having another job , the reality may be that they arent suited for it. For example, if an architect likes to cook but has no idea about how to run a business , it may be risky for him to open a restaurant. He can cook for his friends on weekends and satisfy his dreams of bei

25、ng a chef in that way.Another good way for a person to find out if she will be successful in a new field is to try it out as a part-time job. Being an event planner sounds glamorous , but helping friends with parties or weddings might show her that it s also very stressful. However , if she has the

26、creativity and organization necessary for such a position , she can continue to plan events for friends until she builds up a reputation. Then she can leave her current job to look for a job in event planning knowing that she II be successful in this area.Once a person has found his or her specialty

27、 and decides on the change , it s necessary to stick with it until the business gets off the ground. This usually takes about five years. If the move has been from one company to another , the person should stay until it is clear he is doing a good job and can advance to a higher position. Following

28、 this advice willmake the transition smoother and the career change successful.For each question, choose the best answer based on the reading passage 1. According to the reading , people who think about changing careers generallyA. quit their jobsB. are afraid of quitting their jobsC. find another o

29、ne right awayD. grow and advance in a new organization2. There is a high rate of unemployment in some countries , but skilled workersA. lose their jobs B. try to reach a decisionC. use computers D. with training can still get jobs3. If a person dreams about doing another job ,A. he is suited for itB

30、. he can run a businessC. he still may, not be able to do itD. he will be satisfied as a chef4. Having a part-time jobA. is a good way to try another careerB. sounds glamorousC. is very stressfulD. builds up a person s career5. You should stay in a new career at least five years becauseA. it s your

31、specialtyB. you moved from one company to anotherC. you can do a good job and advance in that timeD. the transition will be smootherKey: 1.B 2. D 3. C 4. A 5. CRead the passage ,then answer the questions that followElephant Communication Researchers at Stanford and Cornell Universities are studying

32、communication patterns of the savannah, or plains elephants , and forest elephants of sub-Saharan Africa. They have made many audio and video recordings , matching the sound and behavior of the elephants in order to understand the meaning from observed patterns. Their findings are that elephants use

33、 many senses to communicate: sight , smell ,taste ,hearing , and touch. For example, when two female elephants greet each other after a long separation , they stand side by side , flapping their ears , touching and smelling each other with their trunks , making rumbling sounds. The longer theyve bee

34、n separated , the louder and more demonstrative they act when they meet again.Elephant rumbling is a low , infrasonic sound of 12 - 20 Hertz (Hz) that humans cannot hear. (Human range is between 20 - 20 ,000 Hz.) Researchers have divided this rumbling into three main signals: contact , Let s go , an

35、d mating. The contact call is used by elephants that are miles away to communicate their location to other herds. All day , female leaders rumble to other groups , who rumble back. They stay far apart to ensure enough food for all the members and later meet at a watering hole and greet each other.An

36、other type of rumbling is the Let s go signal of a head female when she wants to leave a place after drinking or resting. Facing the direction she wants to go , she, rumbles until the others begin to answer and follow her. The third type is the mating rumble that a male in musth emits. Females in a

37、herd usually answer him , although none of them may be receptive , because they mate only once every four years. However , when the male hears them , he travels to the group to assess the situation. A final interesting form of communication among elephants is the way they act toward their dead. If t

38、hey come upon elephant bones , they stand around touching the skulls and tusks with their trunks. When researchers left the bones of other large animals., like rhinos or buffaloes. in these places. elephants examined them briefly. but they touched only the elephant remains. In India. where elephants

39、 are often killed by trains. other elephants come to the scene to caress and mourn the dead ones.Decide whether the following statements are true or false. Write T for True and F for False on the Answer Sheet.1. Researchers are studying elephants in order to understand their communication patterns.2

40、. When female elephants greet each other after a long separation. they rumble and walk away.3. Elephant rumbling has several meanings.4. The word emits in paragraph D probably means produces.5. The word remains in paragraph E is closest in meaning to stays behind.Key : 1.T 2.F 3.T 4.T 5FRead the pas

41、sage ,then answer the questions that follow HomeschoolingOne of the trends in education in the United States in recent times has been homeschooIing-teaching children at home instead of at school. About 1. 5 million children ,or 2. 5% of the school-age population, are presently taught at home. There

42、are several reasons for this movement: lack of good schools in some neighborhoods , the desire to include religion in coursework , and parental disagreement with classroom practices in public schools.As you read in Chapter 1 , poorer areas of the United States generally have poorer schools. Teachers

43、 may not be well trained , and equipment may not be as modern as in richer schools. Some parents think that teaching 岳母ir children at home is better than sending them to an inferior school.Other parents , often Christians , want their children to learn about God in school. While there are private sc

44、hools that teach classes in religion , they tend to be expensive. Parents can save money by buying materials from Christian education companies and teaching their children at home. Another group of parents disagrewith the way schools arrun or thway children are taught. They want a less rigid atmosph

45、ere in which their children can choose the subjects they want to learn or study in nontraditional way隊(duì)They can provide their children with more flexibility if they homeschool them.People often wonder if homeschooled children learn as much as those in traditional schools. Organizations like the Natio

46、nal Home Education Research Institute say that they do. Many educational companies put together courses that contain books , DVDs , and online (Int er net ) lessons and tests. Students who complete these courses are just as capable of entering top universities and graduating with honors as those who

47、 attend traditional schools. They are also able to get good jobs and perform well in the workplace.Although some educators , critics of homeschooling , may not want to accept this fact , many children taught at home actually do better than many taught at school. They are more interested in studying

48、and more comfortable with their own learning style. Instead of being motivated to compete for the highest grade , they are motivated by love of learning.Decide whether the following statements are true or false. Write T for True and F for False on the Answer Sheet.1. The number of children who are t

49、aught at home is 2.5 million.2. Parents who want their children to have a religious education sometimes buy materials and teach their children at home.3. Some parents homeschool their children because they disagree with public schoolpractices.4. Critics of homeschooling think that children are more interested in studying athome.5. Generally , children who are homeschooled are able to enter good universities.Key: 1.F 2.T 3.T 4.F 5. T6

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