2015年全國(guó)大學(xué)生英語(yǔ)競(jìng)賽C類真題附答案及評(píng)分標(biāo)準(zhǔn)

2015年全國(guó)大學(xué)生英語(yǔ)競(jìng)賽初賽C級(jí)真題PartIListening(30marks)Whatdoestheconversationimply?B.Youarewhatyouwear.A.Greatmindsthinkalike.B.Youarewhatyouwear.C.Acontentedmindisaperpetualfeast. D.Actionsspeaklouderthanwords.Howdoesthemanidentifyadiseasegene?A.Heusesaspecialinstrument. B.Heanalysesthegenecarefully.C.Hebaseshisfindingonhispreviousresearch.D.Hesendstheresultsofhisanalysistobiologistsforconfirmation.WhyisthemanplanningtoflytoSingapore?Theweatherthereisquiteniceforaholiday. B.Hewantstowatchabasketballmatchtobeheldthere.NBAticketstherearemuchcheaperthanthoseinNewYork.D.AirticketsfromtheUSAtoSingaporearecheapnow.4.Whatistheman,sopinionofseeingmoviesinatheatre?A.Hedoesn,tlikethebigscreeninthetheatre. BItisnotascomfortableasseeingmoviesathome.Itismuchmoreexpensivethanseeingmoviesathome.Hethinkstravellingalongwaytothetheatreisawasteoftime.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A.Importanceofsavingwater. B.Waystoimprovefarming.C.Thecity,snastyweather. D.Watershortageinthecity.SectionB(10marks)LongConversationsConversationoneSectionB(10marks)LongConversationsConversationone.Whatdoesthemanwantticketsfor?A.ForaMayFlowerchoirperformance.C.FortheMozartPianoConcerto..Whenwillheattendtheperformance?A.OnSunday,May21.B.OnMonday,May22.8.Whatkindofmusicdosethemanlike?A.Pianoconcerto. B.Rhythm&Blues(R&B)..Whatistheman,stelephonenumber?A.6487967 B.6477968.Whenisthemanexpectedtopickuphistickets?Before7:30onthenightoftheperformance.C.Between7:30and8:00anynight.ConversationTwoForanoperaperformance.D.FortheBeethovenSymphonyOnThursday,May25D.OnSunday,May26C.Jazz. D.Symphony.C.6467988 D.6497948B.Anytimeonthedayoftheperformance.Anytimebeforetheperformance.11.WhatarethetwokindsofpeoplementionedinthequoteofMarlo,sfather?A.Therichandthepoor.B.Giversandtakers.12.WhyistheSt.JudeHospitalspecial?A.Itserveschildrenfromcertaincommunitiesonly.A.Therichandthepoor.B.Giversandtakers.12.WhyistheSt.JudeHospitalspecial?A.Itserveschildrenfromcertaincommunitiesonly.C.Itcollectsdonationsforsickchildren.WhatisthemottooftheThanks&GivingCampaign?Givethankstobothsickandhealthykids.C.Honourthedonatingcompanies.C.Eatersandsleepers.D.Theoldandyoung.Itwasfoundedbysomebigcompanies.D.Itprovidesexcellentserviceforpatients.B.Cherishthetraditionalholidays.D.Givemoneytopeopleinneed.WhatdoesMarloremindpeopletodowhentheyareinahappymood?Alwayshelpthosewhoareinneedonthestreets.Stoppurchasingandsavemoneyforthefuture.Thinkofthefamilieswhoarefightingfortheirchild'slife.Lookafteroldparentsandyoungchildreninthefamily.WhatdosomebigcompaniescooperatewithSt.JudeHospital?A.Theydonatelargeamountsofmoneytothehospital.B.Theysendsickemployeestothehospitalfortreatment.C.TheypromotetheThanks&GivingCampaignregularly.D.Theycollectdonationsandsendthemtothehospital.SectionC(5marks)WhywasscientificsatelliteMAVENsenttospace?TofindoutifthereareanylivingcreaturesorplantsonMars.TocollectwatersamplesfromMarsandlearnwhatishappeningonMars.TolearnwhathappenedtotheatmosphereandwateronMars.TostudythegeologicalandgeographicalconditionsonMars.Whatisscientists7latestresearchonrobots?A.Robotsthatcanrunquicklyonfourlegs.B.Robotsthatcancarryheavyloadsaspackanimalsdo.A.Robotsthatcanrunquicklyonfourlegs.C.Robotsthatarelessexpensivetobuild. D.Robotsthatcanoperateonbatteries.WhatistheScholasticAptitudeTest(SAT)accusedof?A.ItsinfluenceonU.S.moviesandTVshows. B.ItsattempttospreadAmericanculture.C.Itstoughdemandsonoverseasstudents. D.ItsexclusionofAmericanvalues.WhatdoesRituSharmawanttoshowinherbookTeachaWomantoFiShHowwomaninpoorconditionscanbreakthecycleofpoverty.Herextraordinarytravelexperienceinfourcountries.ThechallengeandopportunitiesfacingwomaninSriLanka.Differentwaysoffinishingthataresuitableforwomen.Whatdoes‘BlackFriday,inthisconversionreferto?Aspecialdayinmemoryofpeoplewhodiedinatragicstampede.AshoppingdiscountserviceavailableonlyonFridays.AnewTVshowtobeheldinNewYorkandCalifornia.Abigdayinaholidayshoppingseasonwithlotsofgoodsindiscount.SectionDThereare10missingwordsorphrases.Fillintheblankswithexactwordsorphrasesyouhear.Atmoviepreview,reportersareoftensearchedbeforeenteringatheatre.Ifcamerasorcamcordersarefound,securityguardstakethemuntilthepreviewinfinished.Theguardsdothisbecausepeoplemight21.themoviebeforeitisreleased.Theyaretryingtoprotecttherightofintellectualproperty(IP).Intellectualpropertyis22.ofintangiblethingslikesmusic,film,computerprogrammes,techniquesandbooks.CountieslikeUnitedStatehaveastrictsystemofpatents,copyrightsandtrademarkrights.Whenapersonproducessomethingnew,they23.oneofthesefromthegovernmenttoproveheorsheistheowneroftheinventionandthatitisillegalforotherstocopyit.Patentsareneededfornewinventions.Copyrightareusedformaterialslikebooks,music,computerprogammesandmovies.Trademarkrightsareusedfor24..YoucantellifsomethingiscopyrightedortrademarkedbylookingonthepackageforasmallencircledCorTrespectively.Asinternationaltradeincreases,problems25.regardingIP.SomecountieshavelessstrictlawsforIPthanothers.IncountieslikeVietnam,wherelawsforIParenotverystrict,products26.othercountiesareoftencopiedandsoldforacheaperprice.Forexample,itiscommontofindcopiesofU.S.hesecounties.TheUnitedStatesandothercountieswithstrictIPlawswantallcountiestohavestrictIPlawssothat28..So,theypressureothercountriestostrengthenIPlaws.Forexample,beforeVietnamcouldjointheWorldTradeOrganisationin2006,theyhadtostrengthentheirIPlaws.NoteveryonebelievesthatlawsprotectingIP29..Somebelieveitiswrongforotherstohaveamonopolyonanideaorinventionthatcouldservethepublicgood.Forexample,somepoorcountrieshavemanypeople30.diseasesbutdonothavetheinfrastructureneededtoproducedrugstohelpthepatients.Otherrichercountrieshaveproducedthedrugsbutaresellingthemattoohighapriceforthepoorcountriestoafford,whichmaycausepeopletodie.PartIIVocabulary,Grammar&Culture(15marks)SectionAVocabularyandGrammar(10marks)Animalsareoneofthemostimportantresourcesforhumanbeings,however,by2030,manyspecieswillhaveaccordingtorecentresearch.A.usedup B.diedout C.goneup D.gotridofIfthegovernmentrefusedtoappropriatefunds,theslum-clearanceprogrammemightbe.A.rejected B.contended C.abused D.terminatedWeareinthefullthatthecurrentsituationwillimprovesoonerorlater.A.understanding B.appreciation C.consciousness D.convictionThereportersexposedthecorruptionofseveralhighofficialsinthegovernment;,theywereaskedtoresignfromoffice.A.constantly B.consistently C. consequently D. consecutivelyHelpinghislittledaughterwithherphysicshomeworkremindedhimofthingshehadlong.A.caredabout B.forgottenabout C. dreamedabout D. complainedaboutYoushouldneverprovideyourpersonalinformationa requestyoudidnotaskforovertheInternet.A.inresponseto B.accordingto C. priorto D. thankstoThenewchairmanurgedthemembersofthecommitteetotheirdifferencesandsettledowntowork.A.wearout B.breakup C. calmdown D. setasideWhysomanystudentsgraduatefromhighschoolwithinadequateskillsinreadingandmathematicsisaquestionthatcontinuestoAmericaneducators..harass B.intimidate C.trouble D.oppress.—Ineedsomehelpwithmyhomework!—I,vegotlotsofworktodomyself,andbesides,it,syourproblem,notmine!A.Noproblems,justamoment! B.Sorry,Ican,thelpyourightnow.C.Yes,Ineedyourhelpaswell. D.Wait,it,sapieceofcakeforme..一Ispilledsomecoffeeonmyjacket!.一You,llseeaplaceonMadisonAvenuebetweentheFirstStreetandtheSecondStreet.It,sBesidethebank.A.Howcanyougetitironed? B.Doyouknowthewaytothefactory?C.Whoistoblamefortheaccident? D.WherecanIgetitcleaned?SectionBCulture(5marks).feltthatsocietyforcedtoomanyrulesonpeopleandkeptthemfromlivingafull,naturallife.Hisforcefulwritingondaringthemesshockedmany.SonsandLovers,basedpartlyonhisownlife,isoneofhisfinestnovels.A.JamesJoyce. B.D.H.Lawrence. C.GeorgeBernardShawD.ThomasHardy..WhichofthefollowingisthenationalflagoftheUnitedStatesofAmerica?43.WhichofthefollowingisthefamoustheorydevelopedbyAlbertEinstein?A.TheTheoryofMechanics.B.TheNaturalSelection.C.TheTheoryofRelativity.D.QuantumGravity.44.WhichcountryisfamousforthestatueoftheLittleMermaid?A.Finland. B.Sweden. C.Denmark. D.Norway.45.wasanEnglishcomicactorandfilmmakerwhorosetofameinthesilentfilmera.A.MarlonBrando. B.CharlieChaplin. C.StevenAllanSpielberg D.DustinHoffman.Cloze(10marks)Fillineachblankwithoneword.Choosethecorrectwordinoneofthefollowingthreeways:accordingtothecontext,byusingthecorrectformofthegivenword,orbyusingthegivenletter(s)oftheword.Isparaglidingmoredangerousthanparachuting?Therearethreeelementsthatsupporttheargumentthatthrough46.ofthemissafe,oneisfarlessdangerousthantheother.Thosethreeelementsaretraining,preparation,andskilllevel.Trainingforthefirstparachutejumpisa47.relsimpleprocess.Commonlyamorningofinstructionandpracticecanresult48.aperson,sfirstjumpthesameafternoon.Incontrast,paraglidingtrainingismuchmoreinvolved,takinganywherefromonetothreemonthsbeforethefirstflightoccurs.Itis49.(legal)toflywithoutalicense,andvariouscompetencelevelsmustbepassedtobeabletomovefromsoaringtosomethingmoreinvolvedsuchascross-countryflying.Preparationforaparachutejumpisminimal50.best.Mostjumpershavetheirchutespackedforthem,soalltheyhavetodoisclimbintotheplane.Somepacktheirownchutes,butstill,thisisminor.Inparaglidingthepilotlaysouttheircanopyontheground,checksitandthelines,andthenmustwaitfortherightwindconditionsbeforelaunching.Thefactthatthechuteandlinescanbeseenmakesa51.tredifferenceasanyproblemscanbeseenbeforelaunch,somethingthatisimpossiblewithparachuting.Thisisaveryimportantdifferencebecausealmostallparachuting52.accaretheresultofequipmentfailure.Jumpersrelyalmosttotallyontheirequipmentandnottheirskill,thereverseoftheparaglidingpilot.Itisthisdifferenceinskilllevelsthatmakesparaglidingthesaferoption.The53.(great)theskillthepilotdevelops,thelesschancetheymightgetintoadangeroussituationwhenflying.Also,iftheydogetintoadangeroussituation,itisfarmorelikelythattheywillbeabletoescape.Withparachutingitisthe54.opp.Ultimatelyskilldoesnotmatter.Eventhemostexperiencedjumperwillbe55.(able)todoanythingintheeventofmajorequipmentfailure.LikeRussianroulette,thequestionishowmanytimesapersonjumpsbeforestatisticscatchupwiththem.ReadingComprehension(35marks)SectionA(5marks)Questions56-60arebasedonthefollowingpassage.HallwardLibrarysupportsthelearning,teachingandresearchneedsoftheFacultyofArtsandtheFacultyofSocialSciences.Thisincludesthesubjectareasofarts,humanities,lawandsocialsciences,andaEuropeanDocumentationCentre.YoumaybeabletouseourlibrariesforreferenceorborrowingthroughmembershipoftheSCONULAccessscheme.Pleaseapplytojointheschemeonline.YoumayalsowishtocompleteourUniversityofNottinghamregistrationfrombeforeyoucome.Onarrivalatoneofourlibraries,pleasegotothereceptionorlendingdeskwithyourSCONULintroductoryemailandlibrarycardfromyourhomeinstitution,wherewewillissueyouaUniversityofNottinghamlibrarycardwithimmediateborrowingrights(aphotographisnotrequired).Pleasecheckourlendingdeskopeningtimes.IfyourSCONULAccessmembershipentitlesyoutoborrow,youmaytakeuptosixordinaryloanbooksforuptofourweeks.ItemsfromourShortLoancollectionarenotavailabletoborrowunderthisschemeandtherewillbeleadtimeinaccessingitemsstoredoffsiteoratadifferentUniversityofNottinghamlibrary.Studyroomsareleftopenforgeneraluse,butroomkeyscannotbeborrowedbySCONULAccessusersandroombookingscannotbemade.PleasealsoconsultourinformationonhowtoaccesselectronicresourcesandtheInternetviatheeduroamwirelessservice.IfyourinstitutionisnotamemberofSCONULAccessyoumayuseourlibrariesforreferenceduringourlibrariesforreference3duringourvacations.Pleaseensurethatyoubringyourlibrarycardorsomeothermeansofconfirmingyourcurrentstudentstatus.Youarewelcometovisitanyofourlibrariesandusethemforreferencepurposes.Pleasegotothereceptionorlendingdeskonarrivalandbringidentificationwithyou.WearemembersofINSPIREandwelcomevisitorsreferredfrompubliclibrariesunderthisscheme.Ifyouwouldliketoborrowbooksthenyoucanbecomeanexternalborrower.WecanarrangeschoolvisitsthroughourserviceStepintoUniversityLibraries:VisitsforLocalSchools.Inordertobeabletoofferschoolsagoodexperience,wewouldencouragearrangementstobemadewellinadvanceandforvisitstobescheduledoutsideofUniversityterms.GroupsshouldbeaccompaniedbyleadersorteacherswhowilladheretotheirresponsibilitiesasdetailedinSection2oftheUniversity,sGuidanceonArrangementsforProtectionofChildrenandVulnerableAdults.Question56-60Decidethefollowingstatementsaretrue(T)orfalse(F)accordingtothepassage.TheHallwardLibraryservesstudentsinallmajorsoftheUniversityofNottingham.AnyonewhowantstoborrowbooksthroughtheSCONULschememustregisteronlinebeforetheycometothereceptionofthelibraryandgetalibrarycard.ThroughtheSCONULschemenomorethan6ordinaryloanbookscanbeborrowedwhilenoneofShortLoanbookscanbeborrowed.ElectronicresourcesandInternetcannotbeusedinthelibrarywithoutpermission.Visitorscancometothelibraryforreferencepurposesandevenborrowbooks.SectionB(10marks)Question61-65arebasedonthefollowingpassage.TonyWheeleristhemanbehindtheLonelyPlanetguidebooks,bookswhicharelovedandhatedinequalmeasure.It,shardtopindownwhytheyprovokesuchviolentemotion;onceitwassimplybecausetheylied—youdon,tturnupfortheweeklyWednesdayferrytofindthatactuallyitgoesonTuesdays.Nowadaystheyarecarefullyresearched,theinformationisgenerallytrue,andthemapsareaccurate.(61)Arriveinaplaceandoutcomesthebook:PlacestoStay,ThingstoSee,GettingAround,PlacestoEat-allofwhichisundeniablyuseful.ButyouenduplivingalifedictatedbyWheeler,andthatlifemightnotberightforyou.Ontopofthat,everyoneelsehasgotonetoo,soinsteadofbeingtheindependenttravelleryouthoughtyouwere,youendupbeingjustanothertourist.(62)HiswifeMaureen,whorunsthecompanywithhim,isequallytoblame.Itallstartedin1972when,boredwithBritain,theyseeoffforAustralia.TheyarrivedinSydneythreemonthslaterwith27centsbetweenthem.Tonysoldhiscamera,thensatdownandwroteaboutthetrip.Theyputthepagestogetherandtookitaroundthelocalbookshopsandoneofthebookshopssoldthousandsofcopies.(63)Their200-oddguidebookscovernearlyeverywhereandtherearephrasebooks,atlases,walkingguides.Theysellmorethanthreemillionbooksayearandemployaround200people.TheLonelyPlanetwebsiteisvisitedamilliontimesadayandtheWheelershavereplacedthevanwitharedFerrari.‘Mychildrenhavetravelledallovertheworldsothey,reawareofalotofthings,7saysMaureenandTonyagrees.‘Ithelpsyougrowupalot,justknowinghowotherpeopleliveandwhathappensintheircountries.Secondly,beingonyourown,havingtomakeyourwayfromoneplacetothenextandworkouthowyoudothat,givesyouaself-sufficiencythatIthinkisveryimportant.,(65)Therearepeoplewhosaythatbyencouragingpeopletogoplacesthey'redestroyingthem-anaccusationtheybothdeny,claimingthatpeoplewouldgothereanyway.Theyadmitthatnoneofthisisbadforbusiness,‘Allthepublicityhassoldourbooks.7Questions61-65Completethearticlewiththefollowingsentences.Therearetwoextrasentencesthatyoudonotneedtouse.A.Twenty-fiveyearson,LonelyPlanethas,quiteliterally,takenovertheworld.B.Therehasbeencontroversysurroundingtheguidebooks.C.GettingaguidebookliketheLonelyPlanetrightcanbeatrickybusiness.D.No,it,ssomethingaboutthewaytheytakeyouover-youbecomeaslavetotheguidebook.E.TonyWheelisstillveryactivelyinvolvedintheLonelyPlanetguidebooks.F.Sowhatdotheythinkabouttravelingeneral?G.It,snotentirelyfairtoblameonlyTony.SectionC(10marks)Questions66-70arebasedonthefollowingpassage.SituatedattheheartofBeijing,thePalaceMuseumisapproachedthroughtheGateofHeavenlyPeace(Tian,anmen).Becauseofitscentralityaswellasrestrictedaccess,thepalacewascalledtheForbiddenCity,Itwasbuiltfrom1406to1420bythethirdemperoroftheMingdynasty,theYongleEmperorwho,uponusurpingthethrone,determinedtomovehiscapitalnorthwardfromNanjingtoBeijing.TheMingdynastyfelltotheManchuQingin1644andin1911theQingdynastywasoverthrownbytherepublicanrevolutionaries.Duringnearlysixhundredyears,twenty-fouremperorslivedinandruledfromthispalace.TheForbiddenCityissurroundedby10-metre-highwallsanda52-meter-widemoat.Measuring961metersfromnorthtosouthand753metersfromeasttowest,itcoversanareaof1110000squaremeters.Eachofthefoursidesispiercedbyagate:theMeridianGate(Wumen)onthesouth,theGateofDivineProwess(Shenwumen)onthenorth,theEasternandWesternProsperityGates(DonghuamenandXihuamen).Onceinside,visitorswillseeasuccessionofhallsandpalacesspreadingoutoneithersideofaninvisiblecentralaxis.Thebuildings,glowingyellowroofslevitatingabovevermilionwallsisamagnifcentsight.Thepaintedridgesandcarvedbeamsallcontributetothesumptuouseffect.KnownastheOuterCourt,thesouthernportionoftheForbiddenCitycentersonthreemainhalls--HallofSupremeHarmony(Taihedian),HallofCentralHarmony(Zhonghedian),andHallofPreservingHarmony(Baohedian).ItwashereintheOuterCourtthattheemperorheldcourtandconductedgrandaudiences.MirroringthisarrangementistheInnerCourtcomprisingthenorthernportionoftheForbiddenCity.TheInnerCourtiscomprisedofnotonlytheresidencesoftheemperorandhisconsortsbutalsovenuesforreligiousritualsandadministrativeactivities.Intotal,thebuildingsofthetwocourtsaccountforanareaofsome163000squaremeters.Thesewerepreciselydesignedinaccordancewithacodeofarchitecturalhierarchy,whichdesignatedspecificfeaturestoreflecttheparamountauthorityandstatusoftheemperor.Noordinarymortalwouldhavebeenallowedorwouldevenhavedaredtocomewithincloseproximitytothesebuildings.TheForbiddenCity,theculminationofthetwo-thousand-yeardevelopmentofclassicalChineseandEastAsianarchitecture,hasbeeninfluentialinthesubsequentdevelopmentofChinesearchitecture,aswellasprovidinginspirationformanyartisticworks.Questions66-70WhywasthePalacegiventhenameas“TheForbiddenCity”?WhowasthefirstemperorthatlivedinthePalace?HowlongistheForbiddenCity?WhatisthetotalareaoftheForbiddenCity?WhatisthemainfunctionoftheInnerCourtoftheForbiddenCity?SectionD(10marks)Questions71-75arebasedonthefollowingpassage.AncientGreeksthoughtthebrainwasn,tthebasisforintellect.Itwasthehomeforthesoul.Theybelievedthattheprocessofthinkinghappenedsomewherenearlungs.Thebrainwasn,tseenasanorganofintellectandthoightuntilthe17thand18thcenturies.Inordertomeasureintelligence,theIQtest,ortheintelligencequotienttest,wasinvented.TheStandford-BinetIntelligenceScalewascreatedinParisintheearly1900s.ThescalewasusedinAlfredBinet,seffortstoeducatechildrenwithlearningdifficulties.Thosewithscoreslessthantheirrespectiveageswereconsideredmentallychallenged.TheMENSAIQtesthasalsobecomepopular.Apersonwhoscores150orhigheronthistestisconsideredtohaveexceptionalintelligence.Morethan10,000peopletakethetesteveryyear.SomeseeIQtestsasanassessmentofanindividual,sproblem-solvingskills,ratherthangeneralintelligence.Forexample,anindividualmayhavehighanalyticalintelligencethatisgenetic.Thiswidelyheldviewpromotedmanyprejudicedideas.SincetheIQtestwascreatedfromthepointofviewofEuropeans,peopleofotherracesscoredcomparativelylower.Researchsuggeststhatintelligencedependsoncultureandclass.TestsgivenbytheU.S.militaryshowedthatblacksscoredlowerthanwhites.Thedifferenceinscoreswasattributedtoclassandeducationlevels,notgeneticfactors.Blackchildrenadoptedintowealthierfamiliesscoredsignificantlyhigherthanlow-incomeblacks.StudieshaveshownthatchildrenwhogrowinapositivelearningenvironmentscorehigherontheIQtests.Havinggoodnutritioncanalsoaffectthescores.AnewtypeofIQtesthassurfacedlateron.It'scalledtheEItest,ortheemotionalintelligencetest.Thetestgaugestheindividual'sabilitytomanagehisorheremotions.DevelopedbyDanielGoleman,thetestalsomeasureshowmuchselfawarenessanindividualhas.Knowledgeandemotionalintelligencearedifferent,expertssay.Apersonwithhighemotionalintelligenceisabletobetterunderstandthefeelingsofothers.Thus,theyarebettermaintainingvariousrelationships.Lowemotionalintelligencecanaffectintelligence.Studieshaveshownthatemotionalintelligenceisconnectedwithmemoryandconcentration.Individualswithlowemotionalintelligencehavemoreaggressivenessandlessself-control.ThesefactorscandramaticallyreduceIQscoresbyasmuchas25percent.Questions71-75Completethesummarywithonlyonewordforeachblankfromthepassage,changingtheformwherenecessary.Sincetheearly1900s,scientistshaveattemptedtogaugetheintelligenceofpeople.AlfredBinefsintelligencescaleandtheMENSIQelligence.Somestudiessuggestthatthetestsaren,tnecessarilyaflawlessbenchmark,arguingthatit72.onlyaperson,sproblem-solvingskills.Othersthinkthatintelligenceis73.anditvariesamongraces.Newfindingspointtoculture,class,educationlevelsandenvironmentasmoreimportantintelligencepredictors74.genetics.Anewtestthatmeasurestheemotionalintelligence,theabilitytomonitorone,semotions,hasemerged.Recentfindingsrevealthatone,semotionalintelligencecanaffectone,sIQtest75..PartVTranslation(15marks)SectionA(5marks)TranslatethefollowingparagraphintoChinese.76.Operaisanartthatbringsmusic,singing,anddramatogetheronstage.ThefirstoperaswereperformedinItalyintheearly1600s.TheseoperaswerebasedonancientGreekmythsandaccompaniedbysimplemelodies.Theearlycomposersofoperacalledtheirwork“dramathroughmusic”becausetheyfeltthemusicwasthekeytoexpressinganideaoremotion.Althoughthefirstoperaswereperformedforthearistocracy,bythe1700smanyoperaswerebeingperformedforthepublic.SectionB(10marks)TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglishbyusingthehintsgiveninbrackets..他在學(xué)校的表現(xiàn)還沒(méi)有達(dá)到他父母的期望。(liveupto).他的偉大之處在于他一生堅(jiān)持不懈地追求自己的目標(biāo)。(liein).當(dāng)你以積極的態(tài)度對(duì)待生活時(shí)，生活會(huì)呈現(xiàn)新的面貌。(takeon).教育部要求，課外活動(dòng)應(yīng)作為學(xué)校生活的一部分。(require).唯一重要的事情就是要平安回家。(matter)ErrorCorrection(10marks)TOC\o"1-5"\h\zScientistsclaimthatin50year,stime,therewillbecomputersthat 82.arelikelytobeevenmoreintelligentthanhumans.Thisisfascinating 83.idea,butIdonotbelieveitwillreallyhappen.Itistruethatcomputerscientistshavemadeupfantasticinventionsover 84.theyears.Theyhaveputtinychipsinpeople,sbrainstohelppatients 85.inParkinson,sdisease.Theyhavedevelopedcomputersthatcan 86.understandthingspeoplesay,andcannowgiveameaninganswer. 87.Buthumanintelligenceisbetterthanhavingabadmemory.itmaybe 88.possibletobuildcomputersthatcanrememberalotmorethanthehuman 89.brain.Sohumanscandoalotmore.Theylaughandcry,theyenjoya 90.goodfilmoraninterestingbook.Toconclude,inthefuture,wewillprobablyhavecomputersthatcandothingsthattodaywecannotevendream.ButIbelievehumanintelligence 91.willalwaysbehigherthanartificialintelligence.IQTest(5marks)Whathorsenevergoesoutinthedaytime?Thewordistothesentencewhattheletteristothe.A.mindB.wordC.writingD.nounE.alphabetF.numberWhatdoes'alittlebird,meaninthefollowingconversation?GivetheanswerinChinese.--Alittlebirdtoldmethatyourmotherishavingherseventiethbirthdaysoon.--Yes,sheis.Iwasplanningtoorganizeasurpriseparty,butnowitisstillupintheair.Findthemissingnumber.4568_?_141826(圖形略)PartVIIIWriting(30marks)(10marks)Writeareportin120wordsbasedontheinformationinthefollowingchart.(圖形略)(20marks)Inordertolessenpollutionfortheeconomicforum.Beijinganditsneighouringregionsimposedtoughemissions-reductionmeasuresthatgreatlyimprovedairqualityandthephrase“APECblue”wscoinedonsocialmediatodescribetheclearskythatcamewithaheavypricetag.somesaidthatAPECalsostandsfor“AirPollutionEventuallyControlled”whileothersdefined“APECBlue”as“somethingthatisbeautifulbuttransient,almostlikeanillusion”.What