职称英语综合类B级-13
(总分100,考试时间90分钟)
第1部分：词汇选项 下面共有15个句子，每个句子中均有1个词或短语画有底横线。请从每个句子后面所给的4个选项中，选择1个与画线部分意义最相近的词或短语。
1. It proved that the old woman she had been taking care of was indeed her own mother.
A. turned over B. turned in
C. turned down D. turned out
2. Your hair wants cutting you'd better have it done tomorrow,
A. likes B. requires
C. needs D. desires
3. The court ntenced him to death for murder.
A. lawyer B. tribunal
C. attorney D. barrister
4. The goods are esntially for export, though a few of them may be sold on the home market.车子仪表盘
A. basically B. completely
C. necessary D. remarkably
5. Unfortunately, the technology employed to nd men to the moon is not relevant to the solution of the problems of the inner city.
A. resultant B. reliant
C. responsible D. related
6. Although nobody acknowledged his prence, Mr. Smith knew he had been recognized.
A. recognized B. asnted
C. admitted D. attributed
美味的7. When they moved to California, where there were more job opportunities, they decided to discard most of their old furniture.
蓍草
A. abandon B. dismiss
C. dislike D. dispen
8. The replacement of air-polluting cars by non-pollution cars will take some time.
A. supplement B. substitute
C. replenishment D. complement
9. The boys were charmed by the sailor's tales of adventure.
A. bewildered B. attracted
C. distracted D. diverted古代刺客
10. Once again Tom checked his test paper carefully to diminish all the spelling mistakes from it.
A. eliminate B. abandon
感恩文化
C. withdraw D. decrea
11. The two small independent countries entered into alliance with each other and they felt less afraid of their powerful neighbour.
A. paration B. cooperation
C. agreement D. union
12. The defeated troops were ordered to scatter and then concentrate fifty miles to the south.
A. rally B. attack
C. march D. retreat
13. The price of beer ranged from 50 cents to $ 4 per liter during the summer ason.
不利于英语A. changed B. parated
C. differed D. disguid
14. She's one of the smartest students in the whole school.
A. most beautiful B. cleverest
C. cunning D. hardest
15. I am not willing to concede that I have hurt her, becau that's not my real intention.
A. agreeable B. ready
C. compliant D. reluctant
第2部分：阅读判断
阅读下面这篇短文，短文后列出7个句子，请根据短文的内容对每个句子做出判断。
Superstition(迷信)
生蚝的营养价值
Sailors and fishermen in particular, have always been extremely superstitious (迷信的). This is hardly surprising when one considers the changeable nature of the a where, even today with sophisticated weather-forecasting techniques a sudden storm can blow up quite unexpectedly. In the days before radio and engines, where there could be no long-**municating with another ship or land and when sails were the only means of movement, it was only natural for the sailor to take every precaution to avoid offending the gods who control the a.
One way of pleasing the gods was to make an annual offering. This custom survives in the ceremony of blessing the a, which can still be en once a year in some fishing ports.
Next to pleasing the a-gods, the most important thing for the sailor is to know that his
boat is free from evil influences. The time to make sure of this is at the launching ceremony. It is clear that the well-known custom of launching a ship by breaking a bottle of champagne against the side goes back a very long way.
On the North coast of Britain new ships are launched with a-water, and on the North-East coast of Scotland a similar ceremony takes place but with whisky substituted for a-water. In both cas, the launching is followed by drinking and celebration. The purpo of the ceremonies is to keep away evil spirits, rather than to ask for the a-god's protection.
Starting on a new voyage or fishing trip was a dangerous business at the best of time. Once the fisherman has t out for his trip he dared not, on any account look back. It was bad luck even to call after him, so if he had forgotten anything, someone had to urn after him and put the object into his hands.
But bad luck could also result from some chance meeting on the way to the boats. In some countries, it was considered particularly unlucky to meet a priest, a rabbit or a wom
an. In such an event, the only thing to do was to turn back and sail next day.
Redheads and people with flat feet were also to be avoided, but if the fisherman did happen to meet them, he could avert bad luck by speaking to them first. For a fisherman to e a dog near his boat was unlucky, while cats were considered lucky, especially black ones. Some fishermen's wives believed a black cat would bring their husbands back from the a, and sometimes domestic cats disappeared from island towns and turned up in fishing villages!
