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英語試題

SectionIVocabulary(10points)

Directions:

Thereare20incompletesentencesinthissection.Foreachsentencetherearefour

choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatbestcompletesthesentenceandmarkyour

answersonANSWERSHEET1.

l.Insomecountriesgirlsarestillofagoodeducationo

AdeniedBdeclined

CdenvedDdeprived

2.Astheyearspassed,thememoriesofherchildhoodaway。

AfadedBdisappeared

CflashedDfired

3.Brierley'sbookhas(heofbeingbothinformativeandreadableo

AinspirationBrequirements

CmythDineril

4.IfIhaveanycommentstomake>I'IIwrite(hemintheofthebook【'm

reading

AedgeBpage

CmarginDside

5.MywouldreallytroublemeifIworeafurcoat。

AconsciousnessBconsequence

CconstitutionDconscience

6.Whenthepostfell。DennisBasswasappointedtofillit。

AemptyBvacant

ChollowDhare

7.MotherwhoUkescareofeverybodyisusuallythemostpersonineach

familyo

AconsiderateBconsiderable

CconsideringDconstant

8.Fortenyears(heGreeksthecityofTroytoseparateitfromtheoutside。

AcapturedBoccupied

CdestroyedDsurrounded

9.Otherguestsatyesterday*sopening,whichwasbroadcastbytheradio

station,includedAnneMelntoshandMayoro

AliveBalive

ClivingDlively

10.ANewZealandmanwasrecentlytolifeimprisonmentforthemurderof

anEnglishtourist,MonicaCantwello

ApunishedBaccused

CsentencedDput

11.Thepast22yearshavereallybeenamazing,andeverypredictionwe'vcmade

aboutimprovementshavealcome

AtrulyBtrue

CTruthDtruthful

12.Theteacherstriedtothesestudentsthattheyconidsolvethecomplicated

problem,however,theyjustdidn*lseethepoinlo

AconvinceBencourage

CconsultDinclined

13.rmtothinkthatmostchildrenwouldliketheirteacherstobetheir

friendsrathcrthantheircommanderso

AsubjectedBsupposed

CdeclinedDinclined

14.Sheisundertheimpressionthatheisn'tapersonforhewouldn't

tellherwhereandwhenhewenttouniversityo

AgeniusBgenerous

CgenuineDgenetic

15.ThefirstglassesofCocaColaweredrunkin1886。Thedrinkwasfirstbya

USchemistcalledJohnPemberton

AformedBmade

CfoundDdone

16.Thesetwochemicalswitheachotheratacertaintemperaturetoproducea

substancewhichcouldcauseanexplosionc

AinteractBattract

CreactDexpel

17.theycangetpeopleintheorganizationtodowhatmusthedone,they

willnotsucceedo

ASinceBUnless

CIfDWhether

18.Onceyouhavestartedajob,youshoulddoit。

AinpracticeBintheory

CinearnestDinahuny

19.Althoughtheynewlibraryservicehasbeenverysuccessful,itsfutureis

certain。

AatanyrateBbynomeans

CbyallmeansDatanycost

20.Tomysurprise,atyesterdayJsmeetingheagaintheplanthathadbeen

disapprovedaweekbeforeo

AbroughtaboutBbroughtout

CbroughtupDbroughtdown

SectionIICloze(10points)

Directions:Readthefollowingtext.Choosethebestword(s)foreachnumberedblank

andmarkA,B,CorDonANSWERSHEETI.

WholesalepricesinJulyrosemoresharplythanexpectedandatafasterratethan

consumerprices,21hatbusinesseswerestillprotectingconsumers22(hefullbrunt(沖擊)of

higherenergycosts.

TheProducerPriceIndex23measureswhatproducersreceiveforgoodsandservices,

241percentinJuly.TheLaborDepartmentreportedyesterday.Double25economistshad

beenexpectingandasharpturnaroundfromflatpricesinJune.Excluding26andenergy.the

coreindexofproducerpricesrose0.4percent,27thanthe0.1percentthateconomistshad

28.Muchofthatincreasewasaresultofan29increaseincarandtruckprices.

OnTuesday,theLaborDepartmentsaidthe30thatconsumerspaidfbrgoodsand

servicesinJulywere310.5percentoveralLandup0.1percent,excludingfoodandenergy.

32theoverallriseinbothconsumerandproducerprices33causedbyenergy

costs,whichincreased4.4percentnthemonth.(Wholesalefoodprices340.3percentinJuly.

35July2004,Wholesalepriceswereup4.6percent,(hecorerale362.8percent,its

fastestpacesince1995.

Typically,increasesintheProducerPriceIndexindicatesimilarchangesinthe

consumerindex37businessesrecoup(補償)highercostsfromcustomers.38formuchofthis

expansion,whichstarted39theendof2001,thathasnotbeenthe40.Infact,many

businesseslikeautomakershavebeenaggressivelydiscountingtheirproducts.

21.AindicateBtoindicateCindicatingDindicated

22.AofBtoCbyDfrom

23.AthatBwhichCitDthis

24.AriseBrisesCroseDraised

25.AthatBwhatCwhichDlhis

26.AfoodBgrainCcropDdiet

27.AlessBlowerChigherDmore

28.AsaidBreportedCcalculatedDforecast

29.AexpectableB.unexpectedCexpectationDexpecting

30.ApricesBcostsCchargesDvalues

31.AdownBfromCtoDup

32.AMuchBMostCMostofDMuchof

33.AwasBwereCisDare

34.AfallBfellCfallsDhasfallen

35.AComparingwithBIncomparisonCComparedwithDCompareto

36.AdroppedBdeclinedCliftedDclimbed

37.AasBsoCwhileDwhen

38.AAndBButCYetDStill

39.AatBbyCinDto

40.AconditionBsituationCmatterDcase41

SectionHIReadingcomprehension（40points）

Directions:

Readthefollowingfourpassages.Answerthequestionsbeloweachpassageby

choosingA,B,CandD.MarkyouranswersonANSWERSHEET1.

PassageOne

Officejobsarcamongthepositionshardesthitbycompumation（計算機自動化）.

Wordprocessorsandtypistswillloseabout93,000jobsoverthenextfewyears?while57.000

secretarialjobswillvanish.BlamethePC:Today,manyexecutivestypetheirownmemosand

carrythere”secretariesvinthepalmsoftheirhands.Timeisalsohardforstockclerks,v/hose

ranksareexpectedtodecreaseby68,000.Andemployeesinmanufacturingfirmsandwholesalers

arebeingreplacedwithcomputerizedsystems.

Butnoteveryonewholosesajobwillendupintheunemploymentline.Manywillshift

togrowingpositionswithintheirowncompanies.Whennevztechnologiesshookupthetelecomm

business,telephoneoperatorJudyDoughertypursuedretraining.Sheisnowacommunications

technician,earningabout$64,000peryear.Ofcourse,ifyou,vebeena（oilboothcollector

forthepast30years,andyoufindyourselfreplacedbyanEZPassmachine,itmaybeoflittle

consolation（勸慰）toknowthatthetelecomfieldisbooming.

Andthat'sjustit:Theserviceeconomyisfading:welcometotheexpertise（特地學問）

economy.Tosucceedin（henewjobmarket,youmustbeabletohandlecomplexproblems.

Indeed,allbutoneofthe50highest-payingoccupations--air-trafficcontroller--demandatleast

abachelor'sdegree.

Forthosewithjustahighschooldiploma（畢業(yè)證書）.Il'sgoingtogettoughertofinda

well-payingjob.Sincefewerfactoryandclericaljobswillbeavailable.what'sleftbethejobsthat

compumationscan*tkill,computerscantcleanoffices,orforAlzheimer*spatients（老年癡

呆，齒人）.But,sincemostpeoplehavetheskillstofillthosepositions,thewagesstay

painfullylow,meaningcompumationcoulddriveanevendeeperwedge（楔子）betweenthe

andpoor,Thebestadvicenow,Neverstoplearning,andkeepupwithnewtechnology.

Forbusyadultsofcoursethatcanbelough,Thegoodnewsisthatverytechnology

that,sreducingsomanyjobsisamakingiteasiertogobacktoschoolwithouthavingtositina

classroom.Socalledinternetdistancelearningishot,withmorethanthreemillionstudents

currentlyenrolled,andit'sgainingcredibilitywithemployers.

Areyouatriskoflosingyourjobtoacomputer?CheckthefederalBureauofLabor

Statistics*OccupationalOutlookHandbook,whichisavailableonlineat.

41.Promthefirstparagraphwecaninferthatallofthefollowingpersonsareeasily

thrownintounemploymentEXCEPT.

AsecretariesBstockclerksCmanagersDwholesalers

42、Inthesecondparagraphtheanthermentions(hetollboothcollectorto

Ameanhewillgetbenefitsfromthetelecommfled

Bshowheistoooldtoshifttoanewposition

Cconsolehimonhavingbeenreplacedbyamachine

DblamethePCforhisunemployment

43.Bysaying”-compumationcoulddriveanevendeeperwedgebetweentherich

andpoor”(line5.Para4)theauthormeans

Apeoplearcgettingricherandricher

Btherewillbeasmallgapbetweenrichandpoor

Cthegapbetweenrichandpoorisgettinglargeranlarger

Dit*stimetocloseupbegapbetweentherichandpoor

44.Wha(istheauthor*sattitudetowardscomputers?

ApositiveBnegativeCneutralDprejudiced

45.Whichofthefollowingmightserveasthebesttitleofpassage?

ABlamingthePC

BTheboomingtelecommfield

CInternetdistanceleaning

DKeepingupwithcompumation

PassageTwo

Tensofthousandsof18yearoldswillgraduatethisyearandbehandedmeaningless

diplomas.Thesediplomaswon'tlookanydifferentfromawardedtheirluckierclassmatesTheir

validitywillbequestionedonlywhentheiremployersdiscoverthethesegraduatesarc

semiliterale（半文盲）

Eventuallyafortunatefewwillfindtheirwayintoeducational-repair-adult-

literacy

Programs,suchastheonewhereIteachgrammarandwriting.There,highschool

graduatesandhighschooldropoutspursuinggraduateequivalencycertificateswilllearntheskills

theyshouldhavelearnedinschool,Theywilldiscovertheyhavebeencheatedbyour

educationalsystem.

IwillneverforgetateacherseniorwhenbehadherforEnglish."Hesiteinthebackof

theroomtalkingtohisfriends”.shetoldme,“Whydon'tyoumovehimtothefrontrow?

Iurgedbelievingtheembarrassmentwouldgethimtosettledown,Mrs.Stiftcrsaid,

"Idon*tmoveseniors.Ithink（使…不及格）them."Ourson'sacademiclifeflashedbefore

myeyes.Noteacherhadeverthreatenedhim.Bythetime1gothomeIwasfeelingprettygood

（his.1（wasaradicalapproachforthesetimes,butwell.Whynot?She'sgoingtoflunkyou

"Itoldmyson.

Ididnotdiscussitanyfurther.SuddenlyEnglishbecameapriorty（頭等重要）inhis

life.HefinishedoutthesemssterwithanA.

Iknowoneexampledoesn'tmakeacase,butatnightIseeaparadeofstudentswhoarc

angryforhavingbeenpassedalonguntil（heycouldnolongerevenpretendtokeepup.Ofaverage

intelligenceorbetter,theyeventuallyquitschool?concludingtheyweretoodumbtofinish."I

shouldhavebeenheldback,“isacommentIhearfrequently.Evensadderarethosestudentswho

arehigh-schoolgraduateswhosaytomeafterafewweeksofclass."Idon'tknowhowIevergot

ahigh-schooldiploma."

Passingstudentswhohavenotmasteredtheworkcheatsthemandtheemployerswho

expectgraduatestohavebasicskills.Weexcusethisdishonestbehaviorbysayingkidscan'tlearn

iftheycomefromterribleenvironments.Nooneseemstostoptothinkthatmostkidsdon'tput

schoolfirstontheirlistunlesstheyperceivesomethingisatrisk.They'dratherbesailing.

ManystudentsIseeatnighthavedecidedtomakeeducationapriority.Theyare

motivatedbythedesireforabetterjobortheneedtohangontotheonethey'vegot.Theyhavea

healthyfearoffailure.

Peopleofallagescanriseabovetheirproblems,buttheyneedtohaveareasontodo

so.Yongpeoplegenerallydon'lhavethematuritytovalueeducationin(hesamewaymyadult

studentsvalueit.Butfearoffailurecanmotivateboth.

46.Whatisthesubjectofthisessay?

Aviewpointonlearning

Baqualifiedteacher

Ctheimportanceofexamination

Dthegenerationgap

47.HowdidMrs.Siftcrgettheattentionofoneoftheauthor*schildren?

Aflunkinghim

Bmovinghisseat

Cblaminghim

Dplayingcardwithhim

48.Theauthorbelievesthatmosteffectivewayforateacheristo

Apurify(heteachingenvironments.

Bsetupcooperationbetweenteachersandparents.

Choldbackstudent.

Dmotivatestudent.

49.Fromthepassagewecandrawtheconclusionthattheauthors'attitudetoward

flunkingis

Anegative

Bpositive

Cbiased

Dindifferent

5().Judging1'romthecontent,thispassageisprobablywrittenfbr

Aadministrators

Bstudents

Cteachers

Dparents

PassageThree

Nameshavegainedincreasingimportanceinthecompetitiveworldofhighereducation.

Ascollegesstriveformarketshare,theyarclookingfornamesthatprojecttheimagetheywant

orreflect(hechangestheyhopetomake.Trenton.StaleCollege?forexample，became(he

CollegeofNewJerseynineyearsagowhenitbeganraisingadmissionsstandardsandappealingto

studentsfromthroughoutthestate.

uAll1hearinhighereducationis,uBrand,brand,brand,“saidTimWestcrbcck,

whospecializesinbrandingandismanagingdirectorofLipmanHearne,amarketingfirmbased

inChicagothatworkswithuniversitiesandothernonprofitorganizations."Therehasbeenasea

changeoverthelast10years.Marketingusedtobealmostadirtywordinhighereducation.^^

Notalleffortsatnamechangesaresuccessful,ofcourse.In1997,theNewSchool

forSocialResearchbecameNewSchoolUniversitytoreflectitsgrowthintoacollectionofeight

colleges,offeringalistofmajorsthatincludespsychology?music,urbanstudiesand

management.ButNewYorkerscontinuedtocallittheNewSchool.

Now,afterspendinganundisclosedsumonanonlinesurveyandamarketing

consultant*screationofMnamingstructures.ubrandarchitectureMand“identitysystems,

theuniversityhascomeupwithanewname:theNewSchool.BeginningMonday,itwilladopt

newlogon(標識)，banners,businesscardsandevennewnamesfortheindividualcolleges,

alltoincludethewordsu(heNewSchool."

Changesinnamesgenerallyrevealsignificantshiftsinhowacollegewantstobe

perceived.InalteringitsnamefromCalState.Hayward,toCalState,EastBay,theuniversity

hopedtoprojectitsexpandingroleintwomostlysuburbancountrieseastofSanFrancisco.

TheUniversityofSouthernColorado,astateinstitution,becameColoradoState

UniversityatPueblotwoyearsago?hopingtobighightmanyinternalchanges>including

offeringmoregraluateprogramsandsettinghigheradmissionsstandards.

BeaverCollegeturneditselfintoArcadiaUniversityin2001forseveralreasons:to

breaktheconnectionwithitspastasawomen,scollege,topromoteitsgrowthintoa

full-fledged(完全成熟的)universityandofficialsacknowledged,toeliminatesomejokes

aboutthecollege'soldnameonlate-nighttelevisionand“moringzoo''radioshows.

Manycollegeofficialssaidchanginganameandimagecouldproducesubstantial

results.AtArcadia,inadditiontotheriseinapplications,theaveragestudent*stestscorehas

increasedby60points,JuliRoebeck,anArcadiaspokeswomansaid.

51.whichofthefollowingisNOTthereasonforcollegestochangetheirnames?

ATheypreferhighereducationcompetition

BTheytrytogainadvantageinmarketshare.

CTheywanttoprojecttheirimage.

DTheyhopetoirakesomechanges.

52.Itisimpliedthatoneofthemostsignificantchangesinhightereducationinthepast

decadeis

Athebrand.

Bthecollegenaires

Ctheconceptofmarketing

Dlistofmajors.

53.Thethrase"comeupwith"(Line3Para4)probablymeans

Acatchupwith

Bdealwith

Cputforward

Dcometotherealizatoin

54ThecaseofnamechangingfromCalStateHaywardtoCalStateindicatesthatthe

university

Aisperceivedbythesociety

Bhopestoexpanditsinfluence

Cpreferstoreformitsreachingprograms

Dexpectstoenlangeitscampus

55.AccordingtothespokeswomanthenamechangeofBeaverCollege

Aturnsoutverysuccessful

Bfailstoattainitsgoal

Chaseliminatedsomejokes

Dhastransformeditsstatus

PassageFour

itlookedjustlikeanotheraircraftfromtheoutsideThepilottoldhisyoungpassengers

thatitwasbuiltin1964.Butappcrancesweredeceptiveandthe13studentsfromEuropeandthe

USAwhoboardedtheaiecraftwereinforthefligtoftheirlives.

Insidethearea(hatnormallyhadseatshadbecomealongwhilelunneLHeavily

padded(填塞)fromfloortcceilingitlookedabitstrange.Therewerealmostnowindows，but

ligtsalongthepaddedwallsilluminatedit.Mostof(heseatshadbeentakenoutapartfromafewat

thebackwheretheyoungscientistsquicklytooktheirplaceswithalookoffear.

For12months,sciencestudentsfromacrossthecontinentshadcompetedtowinaplace

ontheflightattheinvitationoftheEuropeanSpaceAgency.thechallengehadbeentosuggest

imaginativeexpermentstobeconductedinweightlesscondlions.

Forthenexttwohourstheflightresembledthatofanonorrnousbirdwhichhadloseits

reson,shootingupwardstowardstheheavensbeforerushingtowardsEarth.Theinventionwasto

Achieveweightlessnessforafewseconds.

Theaircrafttookoffsmoothlyenough.Butanyfeelingsthat1andtheyoungscientists

had(hatwewereonanythinglikeascheduledpassengerservicewerequicklydismissedwhenthe

pilotputtheplaneintoa45degreeclimbwhichlastedaround20seconds.Thentheenginescut

ourandwebecameweightless.Everythingbecomeconfusedandleftorrighl.Upordownno

longerhadanymeaning,aftertensecondsoffreefalldescentthepilotpulledtheaircraftoutofits

nosedive.Thereturnofgravitywaslessimmediatethanitsloss,butwasstillsuddenenoughto

ensurethatsomestudentscamedownwithabump.

Eachtimethepilotcut(heenginesandwebecameweightless.Anewteamconductit

experience.FirstitwastheDucthwhowantedtodiscoverhowitisthatcatsalwayslandontheir

feet,thentheGermanteamwhoconductedasuccessfulexperimentonatraditionalbuilding

methodtoseeifcouldbeusedforbuildingafutherspacestation.theAmericanshadanideato

createsolarsailsthatcouldbeusedbysatellites.

Aftertwohoursofgoingupanddowninthelanedoingtheirexperiments,the

predominatefeelingwasoneofexcitementratherthansickness.Mostofthestudentsthoughtit

wasanunforgettableexperienceandonetheywouldbekeentorepeat.

56、whatdidthewritersayabouttheplane?.

AIthadnoseats.

BItwaspaintedwhite.

CIthadnowindews.

DTheoutsidewasmisleading.

57.accordingtothewriter,howdidtheyoungscientistsfeelbeforetheflight?

Asick

Bkeen

Cnei-vous

Dimpatient

58.whatdidthepilotdowiththeplaneafterittookoff?

AHequicklyclimbedandthenstoppedtheengines.

BHeclimbedandthemmadetheplanefallslowly.

CHetookoffnonnallyandthencuttheenginesfcr20seconds.

DHeclimbedandthenmadetheplaneturnover.

59.Acoordingtothepassage,thepurposeofbeingweightlesswasto

Aseewhatconditionsbarelikeinspace

Bpreparetheyoungscientistsforfutureworkinspace

Cshowthejudgesofthecompetitionwhattheycoulddo

Dmaketheteamstryouttheirideas

6O.thispassagewaswrittento

Aencourageyoungpeopletotakeupscience

Bdescribetheprocessofascientificcompetition

Cshowscientistswhatyoungpeoplecando

Dreportonanewscientifictechnique

SectionIVTranslation(20points)

Directions:

InthissectionthereisapassageinEnglish.Translatethefivesentencesunderlinedinto

ChineseandwriteyourtranslationonANSWERSHEET2.

Thesmoothlandingofshuttle(航天飛機)Discoveryendedaflightthatwassuccessful

inalmosteveiyrespectbutone：thedislodgingofabigchunkoffoam?liketheonethatdoomed

theColumbia.Thisflightwassupposedtovaulttheshuttlefleetbackintospaceafteraprolonged

groundingforrepairs.Butgiventherepeatoftheveryproblemthattwoyearsofretoolingwas

supposedtoresolve,theverdictisnecessarilymixed.(61)Onceagain,thespaceagencyhasbeen

forcedtoputofftheflightuntilitcanfindasolutiontotheproblem,andnooneseemswillingto

guesshowthatmaytake.

TheDiscoveryastronautsperformedsuperblyduringtheirtwo-weekmission,andthe

shuttlelookedbetterthaneverinsomerespects.(62)spaceofficialswerejustifiablyhappythatso

muchhadgonewell,despitedailyworriesoverpossiblerisks.theflightclearlyachieveditsprime

objectives.

Theastronautstransferredtonsofcargototheinternationalspacestation,whichhas

beenlimpingalongoverheadwithareducedcrewandlimitedsuppliescarrieduponsmaller

Russianspacecraft.(63)Theyreplacedabrokendevice.repairedanotherandcartedawayaload

ofrubbishthathadbeenleftonthestation,showingtheshuttlecanbringfullloadsbackdown

fromspace.

Thiswasthemostscrutinizedshuttleflightevei;withthevehicleundergoingclose

inspectionwhilestillinorbit.(64)Newsensingandphotographicequipmenttolookfor

potentiallydangerousdamagetothesensitiveexternalskinprovedvaluable.Anewbackflip

maneuverallowedstationastronautstophotographtheshuttle'sunderbelly.andanextra-long

roboticarmenabledastronautsseepartsof(heshuttlethatwerepreviouslyoutofsight.

(65)Thefloodofimagesandtheopennessindiscussingitsuncertaintiesaboutpotential

hazardssometimesmadeitappearthattheshuttlewasabouttofallapart,Intheendthedamage

wasclearlytolerable.Amuch-toutedspacewalktorepairtheshuttle'sskinthefirstofitskind

movedanastronautcloseenoughtopluckoutsomeprotrudingmaterialwithhishandPreliminary

evidenceindicatesthatDiscoveryhasfarfewernicksandgougesthanshuttlesonpreviousflights.

perhapsshowingthatimprovementstoreducethesheddingofdebrisfromtheexternal

fueltankhavehadsomesuccess.

SectionVWriting(20points)

Directions:

Inthispart,youareaskedtowriteacompositionaccordingtotheinformationbelow.

Youshouldwritemorethan150wordsneatlyonANSWERSHEET2.

Describethediagramandanalyzethepossiblecauses.Youshouldwriteatleast15()

wordsontheANSWERSHEET

1998-2004年全國工程碩士碩士錄用人數(shù)

工程碩士：MasterofEngineering

2006年MBA英語聯(lián)考真題參考答案

Section1VocabularyandStructure(20x0.5=10points)

1-5DADCD6-10BADAC11-15BBDAB16-20ABCBC

SectionIICloze(15x1=15points)

21-25CDBCB26-30ACDBA31-35DDABC36-40DACAD

SectionIIIReadingComprehension(20x2=40points)

4I-45CBCAD46-50AADBC51-55ACCAC56-60ACADA

SectionIVTranslation（20x1=20points）（參考譯文）

61.航天部門被迫再次推遲飛行，直到找到問題的解決方法。好像也沒有人情愿揣

測那要多久。

62.航空部官員天經地義感到慶幸，雖然他們每天擔憂可能會出現(xiàn)什么樣的危急，

但結果卻一切進展順當。此次飛行完成了首要任務。

63.他們換抻了破損的設備，修好了另一個設各，清理抻太空站上的垃圾，表明航

天飛機可以滿載太空站上的物品，返回地球。

64.事實證明，用新的感應和照片拍攝設備來查找對敏感的外層表皮帶來可能的損

傷，這是特別有價值的。

65.大量的圖像，以及公開談論難以確定的潛在危急，有時讓人覺得航天飛機立刻

會解體。最終，所造成的損傷明顯是可以忍受的。

2007年MBA英語真題及答案詳解

考生須知

選擇題的答案須用2B鉛筆填涂在答題卡上，其它筆填涂的或做在試卷或其它類型

答題卡上的答案無效。

其他題一律用藍色或黑色鋼筆或圓珠筆在答題紙上按規(guī)定要求作答，凡做在試卷上

或未做在指定位置的答案無效。

交卷時，請協(xié)作監(jiān)考人員驗收，并請監(jiān)考人員在準考證相應位置簽字（作為考生交

卷的憑據(jù)）。否則，所產生的一切后果由考生自負。

2007年全國攻讀工商管理碩士探討生入學考試

英語試題

SectionIVocabulary(1()points)

Directions:

Therearc20incompletesentencesinthissection.Foreachsentencetherearcfour

choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatbestcompletesthesentenceandmarkyour

answersonANSWERSHEET1.

1.Hiswifehasbeenalotofpressureonhimtochangehisjob.

A.takingB.exertingC.givingD.pushing

2.Itisestimatedthat,currently,about50?000speciesbecomeeveryyear.

A.extinct