几套公共英语三级真题及答案(可直接打印)

PETS-3等级考试真题Iven第1页共34PETS-3等级考试真题Iven第2页共34PETS-3等级考试真题Iven第3页共34PETS-3等级考试真题Iven第4页共34PETS-3等级考试真题Iven第5页共34PETS-3等级考试真题Iven第6页共34PETS-3等级考试真题Iven第7页共34PETS-3等级考试真题Iven第8页共34参考答案：第二部分完形填空26-30ADCAA31-35DDBBB36-40BAADB41-45DCADA第三部分阅读理解46-50ACBCA51-55BBABB56-60ABADB61-65EDCBG第四部分写作66.PartAPossibleanswerDearSirorMadam，Iwasatouristofyouragency．IcaughtabadcoldduringmylasttriptoMountTai．Ihadafeverandfeltveryawful．Ireallyhadnoideahowtodoatthatmoment．Fortunately，mytouristguidehelpedmealot.Shegavemesomemedicine，andpreparedsomeporridgeforme．Thankstoherwarmcare，Ifeltbetterverysoon．1writetoshowmygratitudetomyguide—andyourtravelagency．Manythanks．Yours，WangLin67.PartBPossibleanswer:Thispictureshowstheseriousovercrowdingprobleminascenicplaceduringthenationalholiday．Aswecanseefromthepicture，therearetouristseverywhere．Therearealotofpeopleenjoyingboatinginthesmalllake．Almosteveryinchofthebridgeabovethelakeiscoveredbytourists．Touristswiththeirchildrenspreadonthelandsurroundingthelake．Inaword，theonlyimpressionofthescenicplaceonnationalholidayistoocrowded．Thecauseoftheovercrowdingproblemisobvious．Oneismoreandmorepeoplechoosetotravelduringholidays．Theotheristheimprovementofpeople'slivingstandard．Herearesomesuggestionstoavoidsuchaphenomenon．First，thescenicagencycanshowthenumberofthetouristswhohavebookedtheticketsonnet．Thosewhoplantovisitthescenecanseethepossiblenumberoftouristsbeforehand．Inthisway，theycanmakeanotherchoice．Second，thosewhoreallywanttoenjoytheirholidayshadbetteravoidtravellingingoldenweeks.onewhowouldlikeenjoyhisholidayshouldbemorereasonable．Ifallofthetouristschoosetotravelatthesametime，noonecanactuallyenjoytheirholidays．PETS-3等级考试真题Iven第9页共342009年3月公共英语三级真题及答案(总分85,考试时间90分钟)sectionⅰlisteningcomprehension1—25(略)sectionⅱuseofenglishdirections:readthefollowingtext.choosethebestwordorphraseforeachnumberedblankandmarka,b,c,ordonanswersheet1.theunitedstatesisaconfederationofstates.eachstatehasthe(26)tomakelawswithregardtothestate.(27),basedonpublicopinion,statescan(28)policiesregardingeducation,andtheymay(29)astateincometax;theyalsodeterminethespeed(30),housingcodes,andthedrinkingage.inmostpartsoftheunitedstates,you(31)be21yearsoldtobuyalcoholinaliquorstore,bar,(32)restaurant.insomestatesyoumaybuybeerinagrocerystore.ifastoresellsalcoholtoaminor,the(33)ofthestoreisusually(34)alargesumofmoney.(35),manyareashaveanopen-containerlaw,(36)meansthatpeoplemaynotdrinkalcoholonthestreetorinacar.anyone(37)withanopencontainerofalcoholmaybearrested.(38),withalloftheselaws,the(39)ofalcoholisaserious(40)intheunitedstatesandcanada.drinkingoncollegecampuses,(41)therearemanyunderagedrinkershas(42)greatly.infact,alcoholsaleshavegoneup(43)thelegaldrinkingagewas(44)from18to21.somepeoplebelievethatiftherewerenolegaldrinkingage,(45)insomeothercountries,northamericanyouthwoulddrinkless.26.aprivilegebadvantagecrightdtradition27.aasaresultbforexamplecinotherwordsdinthiscase28.ademandbdisagreecdiscussddetermine29.acollectbissuecdemanddimplement30.alimitbcontrolbcontroldregulation31.acanbshallbshalldmust32.aandborcalsodnot33.aclerkbsalespersoncownerdhost34.afinedbchargedcpunisheddsuffered35.ainadditionbinfactcinrealitydingeneral36.athatbthiscitdwhich37.aexposedbsuspectedbsuspectedddetected38.ddetectedbanywaycmoreoverdtherefore39.aapplicationbconsumptioncexpendituredusage40.aconditionbcrisiscquestiondproblem41.athoughbascwheredwhich32.araisedbincreasedcpeakeddclimaxed43.dclimaxedbsincecbeforedafter44.ashiftedbupgradedcuplifteddchanged45.asamebforbforbforsectionⅲreadingcomprehensionPETS-3等级考试真题Iven第10页共34partadirections:readthefollowingthreetexts.answerthequestionsoneachtextbychoosinga,b,cord.markyouranswersonanswersheet1.text1apioneeringstudybydonaldappleyardmadethesurprisesuddenincreaseinthevolumeoftrafficthroughanareaaffectsasuddenincreaseincrimedoes.appleyardobservedthisbyfirhouseinsanfranciscothatlookedmuchalikeandhadmiddle-classandworking-classresidents.thedifferencewasthatonly2,000carsadayrandownoctaviainappleyard’sterminologywhilegoughstreet(mediumstreet)had9,000carsadayandfranklinstreet(heavystreet)hadaround16,000carsaday.franklinstreetoftenhadasmanycarsinanhourasoctaviastreethadinaday.heavytrafficbroughtwithitdanger,noise,fumes,andsoot,directly,andtrashsecondarily.thatis,thecarsdidn’tbringinmuchtrash,butwhentrashaccumulated,residentsseldompickeditup.thecars,appleyarddetermined,reducedtheamountofterritoryresidentsfeltresponsiblefor.noisewasaconstantintrusionintotheirhomes.manyfranklinstreetresidentscoveredtheirdoorsandwindowsandspentmostoftheirtimeintherearoftheirhouses.mostfamilieswithchildrenhadalreadyleft.conditionsonoctaviastreetweremuchdifferent.residentspickeduptrash.theysatontheirfrontstepsandchattedwithneighbors.theyhadthreetimesasmanyfriendsandtwiceasmanyacquaintancesasthepeopleonfranklin.ongoughstreet,residentssaidthattheoldfeelingofcommunitywasdisappearingastrafficincreased.peoplewerebecomingmoreandmorepreoccupiedwiththeirownlives.anumberoffamilieshadrecentlymoved.andmorewereconsideringit.thosewhowerestayingexpresseddeepregretat