2023年大學(xué)英語四級考試卷試題

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SｅctｉonADirectｉons:Iｎthisｓeｃtｉｏn，therｅisａｐassagewithtenbｌankｓ．Youareｒeqｕireｄｔoｓｅｌectoneworｄfｏｒeachblankfromalisｔofｃhoｉcesgivｅniｎａwoｒdbａnkｆｏllowｉngｔｈepassage.Reａdthｅpａssageｔｈrouｇhcarefullｙｂeｆoｒemaｋｉngyourｃhoices.Ｅachcｈｏicｅinthebａnkisｉdenｔifieｄbyaletter．Ｐl(wèi)easemａrkthecorrespoｎｄｉngletterforｅaｃhiｔemonＡnswerＳheeｔ２withaｓｉngｌeliｎethroｕgｈtｈecentre.Youmayｎotｕseanyofthewｏrdsiｎthebaｎkｍoｒethanｏｎcｅ．Quｅｓｔｉonｓ47to5６arebａsｅｄontheｆolloｗｉｎgpassage.SomeyearsagoIwａｓoffｅredaｗritingassiｇnmeｎttｈaｔwｏｕｌｄｒequirｅthｒｅemonｔｈｓoftravelｔhroughEｕrope.Iｈaｄbeeｎabｒoadａｃｏｕpleｏftiｍｅs,ｂutＩcoulｄhａrdly_47＿tｏknowmywayａｒoｕndthecoｎtinent.Moreｏｖeｒ,myknowledｇeofｆｏreigｎlaｎguａgeswａs_4８_toalｉttlecolleｇｅＦｒenｃｈ.Ｉhesｉtａt(yī)ed.HowwouldI,unableｔospeａkthelanguａｇe,_49_unfamｉliarｗiｔhlｏcalgeogrａphｙｏrtranspoｒtatiｏnsysｔemｓ，seｔｕp_50_anddorｅｓｅarch?Itseｅｍedimpｏsｓiｂｌe,andwithconsideｒabｌｅ_51_Ｉsatdownｔowｒitealettｅｒbeｇgiｎgoff．Hａlfwａythｒougｈ,atｈoughtcanthroughmｙmｉnd:yoｕcanleａrnifｙｏｕｄoｎ’ttry.SoＩaccepｔｅdtheassignmｅnｔ．Tｈeｒeweresomebａｄ_52．ＢutｂｙthetimeIhaｄfｉnishedtｈeｔripIwaｓaｎexpeｒieｎｃedｔraveler．Ａndeversｉｎｃe,Ihavｅｎeverhesitatedtｏheadfｏrｅｖentheｍosｔremotｅofpｌaｃeｓ,withouｔguiｄersorｅｖen_５3_bookiｎgs,ｃoｎfiｄeｎttｈaｔsｏｍehｏｗIwilｌmanａgｅ．Thｅpoinｔistｈattｈenｅw,tｈediｆfeｒenｔ,iｓaｌｍｏｓtbydｅfinｉtiｏn_５4_．Bｕtｅａchtimeyoutrysｏmething,youｌearｎ,ａnｄasｔhelearnｉnｇpilesup,tｈｅworlｄｏpenstoyou.I’veleａｒnｅdtoskｉａt(yī)４0，aｎdflｏwnｕptheＲhinｅＲivｅrinａ_55_.AnｄIknowI’llgｏondoinｇｓｕchthinｇs.Ｉt’ｓnｏtbeｃauseI’ｍbrａverorｍoredａrｉｎｇtｈaｎotｈeｒs．I’mnoｔ.ButI’ｌlaccepｔａnxｉetｙａｓaｎoｔhernamefoｒchａllenｇｅanｄIbelieｖｅIcaｎ＿5６＿ｗoｎders．注意：此部分試題請在答題卡2上作答。A)accompｌｉshI)ｍａｎufaｃturｅB)advaｎｃedJ)ｍoｍentsC）ballｏonK)newsＤ)ｃlaimL)ｒｅducedE)cｏnｓｔａnｔｌyM）rｅgｒetF)dｅｃlａreＮ)scarｙG)interviews?O）totallyH)lｉｍitedSectionBDirectｉｏｎs:Thereare2ｐaｓsａgesintｈiscｅction．Eachpaｓｓagｅiｓfolloweｄｂysomequeｓtiｏnsｏruｎfinisｈedｓtaｔeｍent.ＦoreａchoｆthemtｈｅrearefoｕrcｈoiceｓmarkedA),B）,C)andＤ).YoushoｕlddeciｄeｏｎｔｈebｅstｃhoｉｃｅandmarkthecｏrｒespondｉnglｅtteronAｎsweｒSｈeeｔ2withasingleliｎetｈroｕｇhthｅcentrｅ.PaｓsagｅOnｅQuesｔｉons5７to6１baｓｅｄoｎｔheｆollowingpａsｓａgｅ.Glｏbalwａｒmingｍayｏrｍaynotbｅthegreatｅnｖirｏnmentalcrisisofthe21ｓｔceｎtｕｒy,butrｅｇａｒdlessoｆwheｔｈeｒitｉsｏrisn’t—wｅwon’tdomuｃhabｏutｉt.Ｗewillarguｅｏvｅｒitａndｍayeｖen,asａnａｔiｏｎ,makesomｅfaｉrlｙsolemn-soundingcommｉtmentstoaｖoidｉt.Ｂｕttｈemoredramaｔicanｄmｅａningfulthｅsｅcommitmｅntｓseｅm，ｔｈｅｌｅsslikelytheyarｅtoｂeobseｒvｅd.AｌＧorｅcallsgloｂalwarｍingan“ｉnｃonveｎｉｅnttｒｕtｈ，”asiｆmerelyreｃoｇniｚｉngitcouldｐutｕsonaｐatｈtｏaｓoｌutioｎ.Ｂuttｈereａltrutｈiｓthａｔwｅｄoｎ’tknoｗｅnoｕghtorｅｌievegloｂalwarmiｎg,aｎd—withｏutｍaｊortechnologicａlbｒｅａktｈｒougｈs—wecan’tｄomuchaboutit.From2023to2０５0,theｗorlｄ’spopuｌationjeｃtｅdtogrowfｒom6.４biｌｌiｏnto9．1bｉlｌion，a42％incｒｅase.Ｉfenergyuｓｅpｅrpersonａｎｄtｅchｎｏlｏｇyｒeｍaiｎthesame,ｔotaｌｅnergyuseandｇｒｅenhousegasemissions(mainly,CO2）wｉllbｅ42%hｉgheｒin205０.butthat’stooloｗ,bｅcａusｅsocietｉestｈａｔgrowｒiｃｈerusemorｅeｎeｒｇy.Ｗenｅedecｏnoｍicｇｒoｗthuｎlesswｅｃｏｎdemntｈeworld’spoortotheirpresentpｏvertyandｆｒeeｚｅeveryoneelse’ｓｌivingstaｎｄａｒds.Withmodestgｒowｔh，ｅｎeｒgyｕseandｇrｅeｎhouseemisｓiｏnsmｏｒeｔhandoublｅｂy２０５0.Noｇｏｖｅrnmenｔwiｌｌａdoptｒｉgidrｅstｒiｃｔiｏnsoneconoｍicgroｗthandｐerｓｏnaｌfreｅdｏm（ｌimｉｔｓｏｎｅlectrｉｃitｙusａge,drivｉｎgaｎdtravｅl）ｔhatmightcutbackgｌobａlwaｒｍing．Stiｌl,politiｃianswaｎttoshoｗthｅy’re“dｏinｇsoｍething.”ＣｏnsidertheKｙotｏPｒotocol(京都議定書).Itaｌlowｅdcountrｉesthatjoinedtopunｉshtｈosｅｔhatｄidn’t.Butiｔhａsn’ｔreducｅdCO2eｍissionｓ（upabout25％sincｅ1９9０),anｄmａnyｓigｎａt(yī)ｏrｉeｓ(簽字國)dｉdn’ｔadoｐttｏughenoughpoｌiciestｏhitthｅir2０23-202３taｒｇeｔs.Thｅpracticalconclｕsionisｔｈaｔiｆglobalwarmｉngiｓapotｅntiaｌｄisaster，theｏnlｙsolｕtioniｓnｅｗｔechnology．Onlyaｎagｇressiｖｅreseaｒｃhaｎddevelopｍｅｎｔprｏgｒaｍmｉghｔfindwaysofｂrｅａkiｎｇdepenｄｅnceｏｎfoｓsiｌｆｕelsorｄeaｌinｇwｉｔhit.Thetroubleｗiththegｌobａlwaｒmｉngdeｂａt(yī)eｉsthatｉｔhａｓbeｃomeamｏraｌｐroblemwhenit’srｅaｌｌyanenｇｉneｅriｎgｏnｅ.Theinconvｅnｉenｔtruｔhiｓtｈａｔifwedon’tsolｖetheenｇｉneerｉnｇproｂlem,we’reheｌplesｓ.注意:此部分試題請在答題卡2上作答。57.Ｗｈａｔissaidａｂoutｇlｏｂalｗａrmingｉnthｅfirstpaｒａgraph？A)Itｍaｙnotpｒoｖｅaｎenvｉｒonmeｎtａlcｒiｓisａｔaｌl.B）Ｉtisaniｓsuｅｒeｑuirｉnｇwｏrｌdwiｄecommiｔmenｔs.C)Seriousstepshaｖeｂeeｎtakｅntoavｏidｏｒｓtopit．D)Ｖeryｌｉttlewillｂｅｄoｎｅtｏbringitundｅrcontroｌ.５8.Accordingtotheａutｈｏr’sｕｎdeｒｓtandｉng,ｗｈatｉsAlGoｒe’sviewoｎglobalwaｒming?Ａ)Itｉsａrealitybothｐｅｏpｌeandｐolｉticianｓareunawareof.B)Itisaphｅnoｍenontｈatcaｕｓesusｍaｎyinｃｏnｖeｎienｃｅs．C)Ｉtisaproblemｔｈatcaｎｂesolvedｏｎｃeiｔisrecognizｅｄ．D)Itｉsanareaweａｃtuａllyhavelittleknｏｗlｅdgeabout.59.Ｇreenｈｏｕseｅmissionsｗilｌｍｏrethandoubleby205０beｃａuｓeof＿＿___＿_.Ａ)econｏmicgｒowthＢ)thewidｅｎiｎｇgapbetweenthericｈａndｐoorC)wastefuｌuseｏfenergyD）ｔhｅraｐiｄａdｖａncesｏｆsｃieｎｃeａｎdtｅｃhnology60.Tｈｅauｔhorbeｌｉevesthat,siｎcｅthｅsignｉnｇofｔheＫyｏｔｏＰrotocol,____＿＿_＿.A）pｏlｉｔicianshａvｅstarteｄtodosomeｔhｉngtobｅtterｔｈesｉtｕationＢ）feｗnａt(yī)ioｎshaveaｄｏptedｒealtｏｕghmeasuｒesｔoliｍｉtenerｇyuseC)redｕcｔionsｉneneｒgyconｓuｍｐtionhａvｅｇｒeatlyｃutｂackgｌobalwaｒmｉnｇD)iｎteｒnａt(yī)ionalcｏopeｒａt(yī)ionhascontribｕtedｔosoｌｖingｅnvironmentalproblems６1.Whatiｓtheｍｅssagetheauthoriｎtendsｔoconvey?A)Ｇloｂalwarminｇismorｅoｆamoralｉｓsuｅｔhanａpractｉcalone．B）ＴheultimatｅsoｌｕtiontｏglobａlｗarmｉnglieｓｉnｎeｗtecｈnoｌogｙC）Thedeｂateｏverglobaｌwarmｉngwilllｅadtｏtecｈnｏlogicalbｒｅakthｒoughs.D)Pｅｏｐle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