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2003年GCT考试英语真题及答案

外语运用能力测试题

英语运用能力测试题

(50题，每题2分，满分100分，考试时间45分钟)

PartOneVocabularyandStructure

Directions:

Inthisparttherearetenincompletentences,theonethatyouthinkisthebestanswer.

MarkyouanswerontheAnswerSheetbdrawingwithapencilashortbaracrossthecorrespondingletterinthebrackets.

scurrencywillgetinto_______soon.

ation

geofcapitalisthemainfactorthat_______economicdevelopment.

nto

n

tainoftheship_______thepasngersthattherewasnodanger.

d

d

dpeopleinthecitiesfindthemlvesunabletogetudtotherapid_______ofcitylife.

stOlympiadissaidtohaveconsisted_______ofa200-yardfootracenear

thesmallcityofOlympia.

tely

cally

ue_______attheconferenceisveryimportantanditwillcreateansationnationwide.

iscusd

ndiscusd

ensivesurveysuggestedthattheirassumptions_______totallywrong.

e

tedly,_______winstheelectionisgoingtohaveatoughjobgettingthe

economybackonitsfeet.

ne

hadntachecktothetelephonecompanylastweek,theirtelephone

_______outofrviceatthismoment.

thavebeen

othavebeen

nsofAmericansflocktotheirdrugstorestobuyvitaminsandminerals,

thatthepillscanhelppreventriousillness.

ced

nvinced

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PartTwoReadingComprehension

Directions:

Inthisparttherepassagesandoneweatherforecastfollowedbyquestionsorunfinishedstatementachwith

uranswerontheAnswerSheet

bydrawingwithapencilashortbaracrossthecorrespondingletterinthebrackets.

Questions11-15arebadonthefollowingpassage:

Elephantswhopantaren’ngsbyRuby,anAsianelephantwholivedatthePhoenixZooinArizona,sold

forupto5,000inthelate1980s,saidDickGeorge,aconsultantwiththezoo.

“Rubywasaboutvenmonthsoldwhenthefirstcametothezoo,”saidGeorge.“Shelivedwithagoatandsome

chickens,butshedidn’ntalotoftimedrawingin

perboughthersomeartsupplies”.

Georgesaid”,Rubywaxcitedaboutpaintingrightfromthebeginning”.

Theelephantsattheartacademielly,

thekeeperguidestheelephant’strunkoverthecanvas画(布)andoffersrewardsforgoodperformance.

“Itonlytakesafewhourstoadaytoteachthem,”saidMiaFineman,anarthistorianwhobookWhenElephants

PaintisanillustratedhistoryoftheAsianElephantArtandConrvationProject.

sanAsianelephant.

soldforapriceashighas5,000

famousforbeingthefirstpaintingelephant

aintingssoldforashighas5,000

rtedpaintinginthelate1980s

RubystartpaintingaccordingtoDickGeorge?

eshewasvenyearsold.

eshewasthefirsttocometothezoo.

eshelearnedalotfromthegoatandthechickens.

Rubypaintattheverybeginning?

dasticktodrawinthedirt.

ntmuchtimeinthedirt.

mulatedherlfeveryday.

ntedwithherkeeper’sartsupplies.

uragetheelephantstopaintwell,thekeeper.

themalotofartsupplies

emexcitedatthebeginning

themtoholdapaintbrushwiththeirtrunks

rcedthedesiredbehaviorswith

ephantsPaintisabook

istoryofarts

hepaintingelephantsinAsia

ninghowtoteachelephantstopaint

ytheorizingaboutelephantart

Questions16-20arebadonthefollowingpassage:

WhileitistruethatAmericansbelieveclimbingtheeducationalladderleadstosuccess,theyarelesscertainthat

titivepersonalityisenas

importanttosuccess,elopmentofsocialandpoliticalskillsarealsoconsideredtobevery

Americansdeveloptheotherimportantskills,schoolshaveaddedalargenumberof

extracurricular课(程外)especiallytrueofhighschoolsandcollegesand

extendsdownintoelementaryschoolsaswell.

Athletics,frequentlycalled“competitivesports,”areperhapsthemostimportantinteachingstudents,particularly

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boys,the“winningspirit,”Attimes,athleticteamsemtobecomemoreimportanttosomestudentsandtheir

parentsthantheacademicprogramsofferedbytheschools.

ansbelievethateducationis

ywaytosuccess

npurpooftheschools

keclimbingladders

anttosuccess

fthefollowingisNOTmentionedasimportanttosuccess?

ectualachievement

itivepersonality

backgrounds

andpoliticalskills

tyofextracurricularactivitiesareaddedinAmericanschoolsllectualachievement

itivepersonality

backgrounds

andpoliticalskills

tyofextracurricularactivitiesareaddedinAmericanschools

studentsclimbtheeducationladder

chstudents’dulllifeatschool

studentsbecomemoresuccessfulinlaterlife

ndcollegeeducationdownintoelementaryschools

icactivitiesaredesigned.

boysstronger

hstudentswinningspirit

lopstudents’socialandpoliticalskills

ovetheacademicprograms

fthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthispassage?

ionandSuccess

urricularActivitiesatSchool

icSports

ectualAchievement

Questions21-25arebadonthefollowingpassage:

19th-centruydiscoveryofwhatappearedto

eswerethoughttohavebeenasystemof

wclearthatthe“canals”---perhapsthemostspectacular

geologicfeaturesofMars–arenaturalvalleyswhereancientriversonceflowed.

Anotherfragmentedideaconcernstheplanet’tributedtotherapidspread

ofsomelife-form,theshiftsarenowknowntodevelopfromthemovementoffinedustintheatmosphere.

Bythecloofthe20thcenturynoneofthemanyexperimentsconductedbyspacecrafthadeverfoundpersuasive

heless,speculationcontinuedovertheexistenceofsomeformoflife,ineithertheprentof

pastIn1996scientistsdiscoveredorganiccompoundsandmineralsinameteorite（陨石），consistingofMartianrock,

thatcollidedwithEartharound11,ompoundssuggestthatMarsmayhavebeeninhabitedby

organismsmorethanthreebillionyearsago.

peopleinthe19thcenturybelievetheexistenceofintelligentlifeonmars?

ethesurfaceofMarsemedtobegeometric.

ethelinesweredrawnacrossthesurfaceoftheplanet.

easystemofcanalswasthoughttobethere.

eitwastheMartiansthatbuiltthecanals.

“canals”onMarshaveprovedtobeaccordingtothepassage.

orgeologiccharacteristicsofMars

lvalleysonthesurfaceofMars

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thathavekeptflowingsinceancienttimes

mthatirrigatesthewholesurface

etheMars’asonalchangesincolorbelievedtobe?

uralchangesontheplanet.

sonalcycles.

ementofsomelifeform.

rmofdustinitsatmosphere.

he1996discoveryrelatedtothepossibleexistenceoforganismsonMars?

eoritecontainingorganiccompoundsispartofMars.

anrockstruckEarthabout11,000yearsago.

anismscamebacktolifeafterthecollisionwithEarth.

abitingorganismsappearedmorethanthreebillionyearsago.

yargumentsinthispassageleadtothebeliefoftheexistenceoflifeonMars?

Questions26-30arebadonthefollowingweatherforecast:

Atlanta:Minneapolis:

Mostlyfair.88-70

0

cloudy.68-50

0

F.

Boston:NewOrleans:

Partlycloudy.78-61

0

fair.92-73

0

F.

Chicago:Philadelphia:

00

dwarm.90-68F.

Cleveland:Phoenix:

00

ndwarm.99-66F.

Dallas:Pittsburgh:

Thunderstormslikely.91-75

0

cloudy.81-64

0

F.

Denver::

Rainlikely.53-43

0

rstormslikely.86-70

0

F.

Houston:SanFrancisco:

Partlycloudy.90-78

0

fair.73-60

0

F.

KansasCity:Seattle:

Thunderstormslikely.73-60

0

fair.74-50

0

F.

LasVegas:Toronto:

00

kely.83-68F.

LosAngeles:Washington:

Mostlysunny.88-60

0

cloudy.88-72

0

F.

Miami:

Partlycloudy.88-79

0

F.

ingtotheforecast,

CitywillbewarmerthanToronto

atureswillbethelowestinSeattleandMinneapolis.

therwillbefineinmostofthelistedcities.

anhalfofthelistedcitiesarecloudyorrainlikely

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ferencebetweentheafternoonhighandtheeveninglowissmallestin

City

a

e

fthefollowingcitiesisclosttoMiamiinweatherconditions?

.

a.

gton.

n.

ferencebetweentheafternoonhighandtheeveninglowisgreatestin.

e

eles

as

x

ferencesbetweentheafternoonhighandtheeveninglowarethesamein.

e

eles

asH.

Phoenix

ferencesbetweentheafternoonhighandtheeveninglowarethesamein。

A．,KansasCity,andSt,Louis

B．Atlanta,SanFrancisco,NewOrleans,andSeattle.

C．Cleveland,Dallas,St,Louis,andWashington.

D．Pittsburgh,Miami,Houston,andBoston.

PartThreeCloze

Directions:

Foreachblankinthefollowingpassage,uranswer

ontheAnswerSheetbydrawingwithapencilashortbaracrossthecorrespondingletterinthebrackets.

InNovemberof1992,twasgoing

31thatday,andhecouldn’sstaffcapturedablack

babybearforthePresidenttoshoot,ughtofshootingabearthatwastiedtoatreedidnote

sporting,sohe33thelifeofthebabybearandtitfree.

Badonthisstory,howedTeddy

Roovelt,riflethelifeofthebabybearandtitfree.

Badonthisstory,howedTeddy

Roovelt,rifle34,withhisbackturnedonacute(可爱的)Michtom,ownerofaBrooklyntoy

store,was35

edthestuffedbearinhistoystore

36,tom’ssurpri,hisstorewasfloodedby

dforandreceivedPresidentRoovelt’s38tosuehisnameforthehand-wnbears

thatheandhiswifemade,andthe“TeddyBear”wasborn!MichtomwassoonmanufacturingTeddy

eyfromthesaleenabledhim,in1903,to40theIdealToycompany.

ly

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ed

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ht

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PartFourDialoguecompletion

Directions:

Therearetenshortincompletedialoguesbetweentwospeakers,eachfollowedbyfourchoicesmarkedA,B,C,andD,Choothe

answerthatappropuranswerontheAnswerSheetby

drawingwithapencilashortbaracrossthecorrespondingletterintherackets.

:speaktoJustin,Plea?

Justin:

,youcould.

ng.

you?

,Plea.

rA:Well,it’ecouldgettogethersometime.

SpeakerB:

good.I’llgiveyouacall

easy

eyouback

,I’veenjoyedit

:you,Susie?Gee,wehaven’teneachotherinitmustbeclotothreeyears!

Susie:

oudo?

meetyou.

eetingyouhere.

,Frenchfries.

:?

Customer:Yes,’Illhaveacheeburger,mediumrare,withFrenchfries.

youwanttoeat

udecidedwhattohaveyet

me,areyoureadytoordernow

me,butwho’sliketoorder

rA;I’vegotafeverandareallybadheadache.

yousocarelessaboutyourlf?

ndofthinghappenstoeveryone.

uldtakegoodcareofyourlf.

,that’’tyoutakesomeaspirin?

:That’sabeautifuldressyouhaveon!

Woman:

ly,Idon’tlikeitverymuch

,otityesterday

,Ithinkso

’sbetter

rA:MindifIcallyouAlbert?

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SpeakerB:

,justcallmeA1

,youmaydothat

tplain“A1”willdo

nedoes

tA:MayIuyourcomputerthisafternoon?

StudentA:I’msorry,butIhavetofinishtypingthistermpapertoday.

StudentA:.

uplea

n’tmatter

oujustthesame

ind

:HaveyouheardaboutDana?SheisgoingtogetmarriedwithGraham!

Scott:

’rekidding!

tulations!

ealthing?

ck!

a:Robbie,wellgo’fishingsoon,andwe’lltakeyourdadwithus.

Grandson:I’mready,Grandpa.

etheday

ourlves

’tmissit

urtime

外语运用能力测试题答案

英语部分：

PartOneVocabularyandStructure

1.(B)2.(C)3.(A)4.(D)5.(C)6.(B)7.(A)8.(C)9.(C)10.(B)

PartTwoReedingComprehension

11.(C)12.(D)13.(A)14.(D)15.(B)

16.(D)17.(C)18.(C)19.(B)20.(A)

21.(C)22.(B)23.(D)24.(A)25.(B)

26.(D)27.(B)28.(D)29.(C)30.(C)

PartThreeClo

31.(B)32.(D)33.(A)34.(D)35.(B)

36.(A)37.(A)38.(B)39.(C)40.(C)

PartFourDialiogueCompletion

41.(B)42.(A)43.(D)44.(C)45.(D)

46.(B)47.(C)48.(C)49.A)50.(A)

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