浙江大学2003年秋攻读博士生学位研究生入学考试题

浙江大学二00三年(秋)攻读博士生学位研究生入学考试题SectionⅠListeningComprehension(20marks,1markeach)PartA1.Thefoodservedattherestaurantsisbothtastyand______.2.Mostoftheingredientstherestaurantsuseintheirmealscomefrom______.3.Therestaurantscookandservetheirfoodquicklyinorderto______.4.Theirhamburgerscontainonly______.5.TheirFrenchfriesarerichin______.PartB6.WhatarethetwohobbiesofLouisBonesio?______.7.HowlongdoAmericansexpecttolive?______.8.Whatarethemostexpensiveitemsofmedicalcare?______.9.HowwillyoudescribethehealthofAmericansnow,comparedwiththatinthepast?______.10.InsomeofthebusiestclinicsintheU.S.whataredoctorsbusydoing?______.PartC11.Inwhatcountryweremostofthemysteriouscirclesfound?AJapanBFranceCBrazilDEngland12.Whichexplanationofthecirclesdotheexpertsthinkisthemostprobable?A.theywerecausedbywhirlwindsB.theyweremadebyjokersC.theyweremarksleftbyUFOsD.theyweremarksleftbyanimals13.Whichofthefollowingistrueofthemysteriouscircles?A.AllthemysteriouscirclesareofthesameshapeB.MostofthecirclesformatnightC.FarmerswerefrightenedbythemysteriouscirclesintheirfieldsD.Noexplanationofthecircleshasbeenprovedtobetrue14.Whatisaproblemcommontoalllargecities?A.HousingshortageB.AirpollutionC.UnemploymentD.Inflation15.WhichofthefollowingisnotacauseofgrowthinthelargecitiesinAsiaandLatinAmerica?A.IndustrialgrowthB.MigrationintocitiesC.Highbirth-ratesandlowmortalityratesD.Thesuccessofpublichealthmeasures16.Whichofthefollowingistrueoflargecities?A.largecitiesindevelopingcountriesareolderthanthoseindevelopedcountriesB.largecitiesinLatinAmericahavegrownfasterthanindustryC.largecitiesofLatinAmericaandAsiahavegrownslowlyD.largecitiesofinAsiahavealargerpopulationthanthoseinEurope17.Whomakesdecisionsonthecontentoftheprogram?A.theproducerB.thecorrespondentsC.theproductionteamD.theaudiences18.Whoneedmorehelpwhenbeinginterviewed?A.ordinarypeopleB.politiciansC.professionalsD.filmstars19.Theprogramispopularpartlybecause______A.itisbroadcastliveB.itconsistsentirelyofinterviewsC.thereisarehearsalbeforethebroadcastD.theintervieweeshavetheiranswerspreparedbeforethebroadcast20.Whatshouldmembersoftheprogramteamdoiftheymakemistakesduringthebroadcast?A.trytoavoidmakingthesamemistakeagainB.apologizeforthemistakesC.stopimmediatelyandstartoverD.staycalmandgoonSectionⅡVocabulary(15marks,1markeach)21.Hopingthathemightbeableto___theproblem,IaskedMariotolookattheengine.A.shedlightonC.bringtolightB.makelightofD.setlightto22.His___andunwillingnesstolearnfromotherspreventfromotherspreventhimfrombeinganeffectivememberoftheteam.A.arroganceB.dignityC.humilityD.solitude23.Theeconomygrewatitsfastestratesince1980thankstoa(n)___inworldtrade.A.inflationB.StimulusC.BulgeD.boom24.Hedecidedhewasgoingtotake___forthemurderofhissister.A.refugeB.revengeC.rebellionD.riot25.Nooneexpectedhimto___againsthisformeremployer.A.declareB.testifyC.certifyD.agreeable26.Rachelwasthe___choiceforthejobthankstohercommunicationskills.A.unanimousB.consistentC.harmoniousD.agreeable27.Thepolicedetectiveputtogetherthepiecesofevidencetoformone___account.A.sensitiveB.genuineC.expressiveD.coherent28.Youshouldhaveyoureyesexamined___tobesureofyoureyesight.A.periodicallyB.persistentlyC.continuouslyD.continually29.Youshouldtreatthoseremarkswiththe___thattheydeserve-don’tgivethemasecondthought.A.negligenceB.disgraceC.contemptD.sarcasm30.Thebookisavainattemptto___thenameofoneoftheworstdictatorsinmodernhistory.A.worshipB.glorifyC.adoreD.cherish31.Thegovernmentisseekingto___itselffromthelatestfinancialscandal.A.detachB.extractC.deriveD.erase32.HeavyrainfallinthesouthofEnglandmeansthatfloodingis___.A.imminentB.momentousC.transientD.prospective33.He__hisassistanttopickuptheplansfromtheofficeA.disposedB.dispensedC.dispatchedD.dispersed34.Ididn’tignoreher___-justdidn’trecognizeher.A.attentivelyB.intensivelyC.intentionallyD.intensely35.Youwillonlybeallowedtoleaveearlyin___circumstance.A.exceptionalB.coincidentalC.peculiarD.imperativeSectionⅢClosetest(20marks,1markeach)Directions:Choosethebestword(s)fromthosesuggestedtofilleachblankinthetextbelow,MarkyourchoicesonAnswersheet1Iheartwomajorconcernsmostoftenaboutthenewtechnologiesfromstudentsandothers.Oneinvolvesthe_36_thatmachineswill“takeover”orsomehowusurpthehumanexperienceandleaveus_37_bankrupt.Thesecondisfamiliarbecauseithasbeenputforthbythe_38_oftelevisionforyears:Areweincreasingly“escaping”fromrealityintoaworldof_39_madepossiblebythenewtechnologies?Bothoftheseconcernsarereal,and_40_canbemadeoneachside.Butonbalance,itseemstomethatbothconcernsare_41_withoutsubstance.Onethingthatseems_42_aboutthenewtechnologiesisthattheyallowtheconsumerto_43_moreofwhatheorshesees,hears,andexperiencesCableYVandsatellite_44_systemsallowustochoose_45_dozensofentertainmentandinstructionalchannels,freeingusfromthe“tyranny”ofthebigthree.Computersgiveusinstant_46_toinformationinawaythatisunprecedentedinhumanhistory_47_.Thenewtechnologieshavedelivered_48_toputusincontrolofourownmediatedrealityasneverbefore.Astothe_49_thatweare“escaping”reality,mediatedrealityisanother_50_ofreality,notanescapefromit.Toturnont