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大学生

英语竞

赛f}J赛

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2019NationalEnglish

CompetitionforColl

egeStudents

(LevelC-

Preliminary

)

(Total:150

marks

Time:120

minutes)

Part

I

Listening

Comprehension(30marks)

Section

A(5marks)

In

this

ction,

you

will

hearfive

short

conversations.

Each

conversation

will

be

readonly

once.

At

the

end。if

each

conversation,

one

question

will

be

asked,

and

you

will

h(J1Je

fifteen

conds

to

read

the

four

choices

markedA,

B,

Cand

D,

decide

whichisthe

best

answer.

Then

mark

the

corresponding

letter

on

the

answersheetwith

a

single

line

throughthe

centre.

1.

A.

The

more

one

rests,

the

better

one

pe如rms

duties.

B.A

good

rest

makes

one's

brain

more

creative.

C.

Drinking

a

cup

ofcoffee

is

also

a

good

way

to

rest.

D.

Working

without

rest

is

harmful

to

health.

2.A.

She

reported

the

problem

to

her

boss.

C.

She

kept

a

record

ofher

contribution.

3.

A.

Tones

andcharacters.

B.

She

negotiated

with

Timfor

a

solution.

asked

her

colleague

to

help

her.

B.

Reading

and

writing.

D.

Idioms

and

culture.

C.

Grammar

and

vocabulary.

4.

A.

He

is

interested

in

reading

its

war

stories.

ns

about

the

heroic

deeds

ofancient

warriors.

ies

its

strategies

to

basketball

matches.

s

its

war

stories

to

the

basketballers

he

coaches.

5.

A.

It's

punctual

but

a

bit

scary.

B.

It'sthe

best

means

oftransportation.

C.

It's

a

nightmare

during

rush

hours.

D.

It's

not

bad

but

too

crowded.

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2019NationalEnglishCompetition

forCollegeStudents

(LevelC-Preliminary)

参考答案及作文评分标准

PartIListeningComprehension

SectionA

1―5BCACD

SectionB

6.F7.T8.T9.T10.F

11―15ACCBD

SectionC

16―20DACDB

SectionD

aliving

widecurrency

PartIIVocabulary&Grammar

31―35CABCE36―40DBADC41―45ACDBC

PartIIICloze

ry

ed

PartIVReadingComprehension

SectionA

yavailable(everywhere)

SectionB

61―65CEGBA

SectionC

turewherecharactersstandinforpeople.

eofmoderntechnology.

ofthingstheylikeandrelateto.

/Theycanquicklyturnyouintoa3Dfigure.

70.3Dcharacters/avatars.

SectionD

t

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PartVTranslation

SectionA

76.笔、墨、纸、

砚合称“文房四宝”

，这四宝历来摆放在古代文人的书房中。

“

study”在汉语中称作

“文房”

，

原指官府制作和保管文书的部门，后来专指文人的书房。历史上最先使用

“文房四宝”

这一术语的是

北宋的苏易简，他在其所著的《文房四谱》中对四宝一一详细论述，“文房四宝”由此得名。

SectionB

tfootballershavetheambitiontoplayforthebestteams,andthetopteamsintheSpanish,

Italian,EnglishandGermanleaguesarenowallmadeupofplayersfromeverycorneroftheglobe.

,howdoplayersfromoutsideEuropeadapttobeinginanewenvironmentwithsomanynewfaces?

oreitiscrucialthattheclubshelptheplayerstofeelathomeandenjoytheirnewlives.

eplayersarriveinEurope,theyhavetolearnanewlanguageandgetudtoverydifferent

food.

,forexample,playerswillneithercomplainiftheirteammatesplaybadly,nortelltheircoachif

theydon蒺tlikethetacticsud.

PartVIErrorCorrection

Soon,peoplewhogotothecinemawillnotjustwatchandlistentothefilm.

Theywillbeabletosmellthefilm,nythatdistributesfilm82.

isgoingtoshow夷world蒺mputerizedsystem,83.

smell-o-vision,willproducethesmellsduringTheNewWorld,ahistorical

leenjoythisfilm,84.

cinemasnowheremaystarttouthesystem.85.

‘Smellisaveryimportantn,einamarketinIndiaoraforestintheAmazon,whiletheygo87.

toeafilm,’aspokespersonforthecompanysays.

Sevendifferentsmellswillbeproduceduringdifferentscenesin88.

illbeasmellofflowersduringalovesceneand

amixofpeppermintandromaryduringaverysadlyscene,forexample.89.

Theideaofsmellingafilmis夷1970s,cinemasin90.

uld91.

scratchthecardswiththeirfingernailsduringscenesinthefilmtoproduce

smells.

films

the

about

everywhere

姨

when

produced

sad

not

other

PartVIIIQTest

92.翻转局势/翻盘

D

94.6

95.将罗马数字XII（12）横向断开可成为VII（7）。

96.B

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PartVIIIWriting

SectionA

d

SectionB

d

作文评分标准：

一、评分原则：1.本题满分为SectionA10分；SectionB20分，按四个档次给分

。

2.评分时，先根据文章的内容和语言初步确定其所属档次

，然后以该档次的要求来衡量，确定或调

整本档次，最后给分

。nA词数少于100词或多于140的，SectionB词数少于140或多于180的，从总分中减去2

分。4.如书写较差，以致影响阅卷

，将分数降低一档。

二、各档次给分范围和要求

第四档（很好

）：

SectionA9-10分；SectionB16-20分

完全符合写作格式的要求，覆盖多个内容要点，表达思想清楚

，文字通顺，连贯性很好，基本上无词汇

和语法错误

。

第三档（

好）：

SectionA6-8分；SectionB11-15分

基本符合写作格式的要求，有个别地方表达思想不够清楚

，文字基本通顺、连贯，有少量词汇和语法

错误

。

第二档（一般

）：

SectionA3-5分；SectionB6-10分

未恰当完成写作格式的要求，漏掉内容要点，表达思想不清楚

，文字多处出现词汇和语法错误，影响

了对写作内容的理解。

第一档（差）：SectionA1-2分；SectionB1-5分

未完成写作格式的要求，明显遗漏主要内容，表达思想紊乱，有较多词汇和语法的重大错误，未能将

信息传达给读者

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白卷；作文与题目毫不相关；内容太少

，无法评判；所写内容无法看清。

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PartIListeningComprehension

SectionA

Inthisction,ndof

eachconversation,onequestionwillbeasked,andyouwillhavefifteencondstoreadthefourchoices

markedA,B,CandD,rkthecorrespondingletterontheanswer

sheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre.

1.W:nowyouwillhave

morecreativeideasifyouarewell-rested?

M:alotofcoffeeandcanmanagetofinishmywork,

butIdon蒺thaveanycreativeideas.

W:Maybethat蒺sbecauyourbrainisoverloaded.

Q:Whatdoscientistssayaboutrest?

2.M:I蒺vehaditwithTim!IthinkI蒺mgoingtoquit!He蒺condI

turnaroundhestabsmeintheback!

W:whileI

learnedtodocumentmyworkveryclearlysothebossknew100%thatthiswasmywork.

M:Yeah!That蒺dkeepabetterrecordofmycorrespondencewiththeclients,soif

necessaryIcanproveitwasmyeffort.

Q:Howdidthewomancopewiththeproblemshemet?

3.M:Well,

probablypickedupmostofitwhenIwasoverasinBeijing.

W:Didyoumeetanydifficultiesinyourlearning?

M:Twoofthemost

that蒺asfrustratingtobeteaching...teachingkindergartenstudents

andrealizingthattheirreadingwasmuchbetterthanmine.

Q:WhatarethemostchallengingthingsforthemaninlearningChine?

4.W:Hey,doalotofpeopleinAmericaknowaboutTheArtofWar?

M:ytheheadcoachoftheLosAngelesLakershasacopyofTheArtofWarandhe

ng,youknowwhotheLakersare,right?

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W:Ofcour,IknowtheLakers，it蒺sagreatteam.

Q:HowdoestheheadcoachofLakersuTheArtofWaraccordingtotheman?

5.W:蒺sbumper-to-bumpereverywhereinthe

city.

M:Doesn蒺tthesubwayrvicegetreallybackeduptoo?I蒺veheardthere蒺relotsofdelays.

W:Yeah,thesubwaycanrunlatesometimestoo,butit蒺sstillmoredependablethanthebus.

M:Yeah,thesubwayisprobablyagoodidea,butIhatebeingsqueezedintothosmellycoacheswithall

thostrangers.

Q:HowisthesubwayrviceinNewYorkaccordingtotheman?

SectionB

Inthisction,ndof

eachconversation,thepau,readthequestionsandmakeyour

answersontheanswersheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre.

ConversationOne

Listentotheconversation,andmarkeachstatementaithertrue(T)orfal(F)accordingtowhatyouhear.

W:efromyourapplicationformthatyoutookayearoffbetweenhighschoolanduniversity.

Whatdidyoudoduringthisyear?

M:Well,I蒺dsayIgotplentyofworkexperience,vertoAustraliafor

ndIwenttoNew

Zealandandtravelledaroundthereforacoupleofmonths.

W:Whatkindofworkdidyoudooutthere?

M:eredfurniture,helpedinapub,rvedinahotelandworkedona

buildingsite,andthingslikethat.

W:Workingonabuildingsitemustbesomegoodexperienceforengineering?

M:twasinterestingtoethebrasstackssideofthings,andagoodengineerhasto

gethishandsdirty,myfathersays.

W:He蒺,whydidyouchooWestleyUniversitytostudyCivilEngineering?

M:Well,firstofallIknowthedepartmenthasaverygoodreputationinthisfieldand,beforeapplying,I

checkedoutthestatisticsandsawthatthepercentageofgraduatesgoingstraightintoindustrywasvery

good.

W:Yes,we蒺reveryproudofthat.

M:I蒺malsoveryinterestedinmountaineeringandyourcampushereintheMidlandsiswithinreasonable

distanceofSnowdoniasoI蒺llbeabletogohikingatweekendswhenworkallowsit.

W:That蒺蒺sdealwiththe

stress.

M:Ialsoplayfootballalot,andtheUniversityrunsquiteafewteamsinthelocalleagues,soI蒺dliketoget

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intothat.

W:Isthereanythingyou蒺dliketoaskmeaboutthecour,Robert?

ConversationTwo

adthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD,anddecidewhichisthebest

answeraccordingtowhatyouhear.

W:Canyoutellusaboutwhathappenswhengeniusrelax?

M:Withoutdoubt,greatscientistsdon蒺edes蒺sfamous

‘Eureka’istRichardFeynmansawaplateflyingthroughtheairinacollegecafeteria,rwonthe

xanderFlemingwasmakingmouldforhishobby,microbepainting,whenhe

accidentallydevelopedpenicillin.

W:Sowhatdoesthistellus?

M:Well,we蒺tstudybyRobertRoot-Bernstein

comparedthedthat

lfwereartisticand

almostallhadalong-lastinghobby:-fivepercentoftheNobelPrize

wiommonscientists,

underonepercenthadahobby.

W:ldweconcludethen,thatonlyacreativepersoncanbeagenius?

M:Well,Ithinkthat蒺sit蒺strueuptoapoint,butIdon蒺tthinkit蒺sasclear-cutasthat.

Whatwedoknowisthattoacertainextent,creativethinkingcanhelppeopletosolveproblems,even

蒺rethinkingaboutaproblemallthetime,ay

comeinaninspirationwhenyou蒺releastexpectingit―perhapswhenyou蒺reasleep,orthinkingabout

otherthings,doingahobby,蒺snot100percentcertain,butitemsthatthemindhasthe

abilitytomakeconnectionsfromonepartofyourlifetoanother,sothatactuallysteppingbackfroma

plewho蒺regoodatmakingtheconnections,peoplewho

pursuecreativehobbiesandinterests,oftenexcelintheirparticularfields.

SectionC

Inthisction,achitem,there

thepau,readthequestionandthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,C

andD,rkthecorrespondingletterontheanswersheetwitha

singlelinethroughthecentre.

tishParliamenthasrejectedPrimeMinisterTheresaMay蒺splanforBritaintoleavetheEuropean

ofCommonsvoted432to202againsttheplannegotiatedbymembersofMay蒺s

meministersaidsheistryingtocarryoutthe“democraticdecision”votersmade18

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eagainstMay蒺splanwaswidelyexpected,butitisnotclearwhat

comesnextforthewithdrawal,thevote,MaywarnedmembersofParliamentthat

theEUwouldnotofferan“alternativedeal.”

tendifficultforfarmerstoidentifydiasquicklyenoughtoprotecttheircropsandthoon

,somefarmersareusingasimpledevicedirectlyinthefieldtofindvirusbefore

ania,sstruggletoidentifythe

eaidentificationprocessisoften

donotknowwhatisattackingtheircrops,they

cannotdecidethebestwaytofightthedia.

istshavelongknownthatpain蒺sintensityisdifficulttomeasurebecaupeopleexperiencepain

aof17-year-oldSarahTaylor,doctorsstruggledtounderstandherlevelsofpain

fromchildhood.“It蒺sreallyhardwhenpeoplecan蒺tehowmuchpainyou蒺rein,becautheyhaveto

takeyourwordonitandsometimes,theydon蒺tquitebelieveyou,”ientistsworkingwith

Taylorarenowtryingtodevelopanobjectivewaytomeasurepain.

YorkCitytrainsystemhasanewunofficialstop―forpeoplewholovegrammar...orevenjust

hlanguageexpertEllenJovinhasputtogetheranunusual“classroom.”

Thereisafoldabletable,books,lsitGrammarTable.

lesandwaitsforpeopletocomebywith

grammarquestions.

allingforthreeyears,formationisbad

onsof

carbondioxide,agaslinkedtorisingtemperaturesinEarth蒺reportestimatesthatthe

country蒺uldbethelargestyearlyincreasince

2010.

SectionD

Inthisction,achpassage,there

thepau,writetheanswersontheanswersheet.

Dictation

stions21-25,fillintheblankswiththeexactwordsorphrasyouhear.

TomatoesoriginallycomefromSouthAmericaandhavebeeneatenbypeoplethereforthousandsofyears.

Today,r,whentheywerefirstintroduced,therewasquiteabitof

controversyandworrysurroundingthem.

AncientAztecwritingsmentionrecipesfordishesoftomatoes,peppers,andsalt―probablythefirstsalsa

recipe!Spanishsold

Europe,theyellowishtomatoeswerefirstcalled“applesofgold.”Peoplewereafraidtoeattomatoes

becautheplantlookedsimilartothenightshadeplant,peopleeventhoughtthatif

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someoneatetomatoes,r,bythemid-1800s,peoplealloverthe

worldhadacceptedthetomatoasagoodfoodtoeat.

Nevertheless,hinktomatoesareafruitorvegetable?

r,inAmerica,tomatoeslegallya

vegetableinAmerica?Inthe1800s,therewasnoimporttaxonfruitfromothercountries,buttherewasan

time,manytomatoeswerecomingfromothercountriesintoAmerica,and

ernmentmadetomatoesavegetable

bylawsothatnon-Americantomatoeswouldbetaxed.

Summary

stions26-30,completethenotesusingnomorethanthreewordsforeach

blank.

akeagoodplan,thepeoplemusttake

tpredictionsaboutthefuturecomefromexperts

ore,eighteenlargeorganizationsinEuropeand

theUnitedStatesworkedtogethertomakesomerealisticpredictionsabouthowourworldwillbedifferentin

thepredictionsthisgroupmadearedescribedasthefollowing.

First,thestudyofgeneticswillmakeitpossiblefordoctorstomakepeoplesmarterandstronger.

Geneticswillbeudformorethanjustkeepingpeoplehealthy.

Second,countrieswithadvancedtechnologywillonlyu66%

energyinclr,eachperson

incountriesthatdonothaveadvancedtechnologywillu160%oftheenergytheyudin2010.

Third,rldwidecurrencywillbeud

mostlybybusinesspeopleandtravelers.

Specialidentificationcardswillbeudworldwidetoshowaperson蒺shomecountry,medicalhistory,

educationandworkhistory,religion,andbankaccounts.

eenfromthislistthateven

thoughsomethingsinthefuturewillbeverydifferentandpeopleinadvancedcountriesmaybebetteroff

generally,someproblemsintheworldtodaywillstilloccurevenintheyear2025.

transferyouranswerstotheanswersheet.

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