2023年北京地區(qū)成人本科學(xué)士學(xué)位英語統(tǒng)一考試

北京地區(qū)成人本科學(xué)士學(xué)位英語統(tǒng)一考試1９98．6.13PａｒtIＲeaｄｉngComprehension(40%)Pａssage1Qｕeｓtions1to5arebasedoｎtｈefollｏwingpａssａge.Ａlｍｏｓteveryfaｍilybuysａt(yī)lｅaｓtonecopyofaneｗspaｐerevｅｒyｄay.Somepｅopｌesubscｒibe(訂閱)ｔoaｓｍanｙａstwoorthreeneｗspapeｒs．Buｔwhydｏpeｏplerｅadnewspａpers？Fivｅhｕndｒedｙearsago,newsofimｐｏrｔａnｔhappeniｎgs——baｔtｌeslostａｎdwon，kingsoｒruleｒsoverthrown(推翻）orｋilｌed——toｏkmｏｎthsaｎdｅvｅnｙearsｔotraｖｅlｆrｏmonecｏuntrｙtoaｎoｔher.Thenewspasｓedｂywoｒdofmouthaｎdwasｎeｖeracｃurate.Ｔodａyｗｅｃanreadinｏｕrnewspａpersoｆｉmporｔanｔevenｔsthatoｃｃurinｆaｒａｗaycouｎtrｉesｏｎｔhesａｍeｙthｅyhapｐen．Aparｔfromsupｐｌyiｎgｎewsfrｏmalｌoverthｅworｌｄ,neｗspapersgiveuｓａlｏtofotｈerusefuｌｉnｆoｒmatioｎ．Theｒeareｗeａt(yī)herrepｏrtｓ,ｒadiｏ,ｔeleviｓiｏｎanｄfiｌmguiｄes,ｂoｏkｒevieｗs,stoｒiesａｎｄ,ｏfcｏurｓe,ａdｖeｒtisements.Tｈebiｇgeroｎesareputinｂｙｌaｒgｅcoｍpaｎiestobｒingａｔtentiontotheirprｏｄucts.Ｔｈeypaythenｅwｓpaｐersthousaｎdsofdoｌlａrsfoｒtheadvertiｓinｇspace,butｉtiswoｒththemoney,fｏrnｅwｓoｆtheｉrproducｔｓｇoesiｎｔoalmｏsｔｅｖｅryhoｍeinthecｏｕntrｙ.Foｒthosewｈoprｏduｃeneｗspaperｓ,aｄvertisementｓａreａlsｏvｅryimportaｎt．Moｎｅｙearnｅdfromaｄvｅｒtｉsemeｎtｓｍａｋesｉtposｓiｂｌeｆｏrthｅmtosellthｅｉrｎewｓpapeｒｓaｔａｌowｐｒiｃｅandｓtillmakｅaprｏｆit．Ｎewsｐaｐerｓoftenｈaｖeiｎｆｏrmaｔiｏnongardeｎinｇ，coｏkinganｄfashionａｓweｌlasａsmallｂutｖerypoｐｕｌａｒsecｔiｏnonjokｅsandcartｏｏns(漫畫).1.Tｈｅhａbiｔofreadingnewsｐaｐerｓｉs_______＿_(dá)A.uncommｏninthｅｗorlｄB.noｔpopｕlarｉnU.S.A.C．wｉdespreadｉntｈewoｒldD．foundeｄamongafeｗｆamiliｅｓ2.Aｆｅwｈundrｅdｙｅarｓaｇoneｗsdｉｄnot___＿＿＿_(dá)_A.rｅceiveaｔteｎtiｏｎB.traｖelfastC.spreadtoothｅrcｏuntrｉｅsD.takelongｔoreａchothｅｒcouｎtｒieｓ３.Inthepａst，nｅｗsｗａs________A．sｅntbyｔelegrａｐhB.passedfromｏnepersontoanotｈerC．ｓenｔbyleｔterD.sｅｎtbyｔelｅｐhonｅ４．ThemｏｎeｙsｐｅntonadverｔｉsｅmentsｉsA.wasteｄＢ.notmuｃhＣ．ｗorｔｈｗhilｅD．usｅlesｓ５．Ｔheｓｅctionｏnjokeｓaｎｄcａrtｏｏnsｉs___＿_(dá)____A.reａdonｌｙbychildｒenB.ofnoｖalueC.nｏtｈｅlpfulD.ｒeadｂyｍanyPａssａge2Qｕｅstｉoｎs6to10ａrebａsedontｈefｏllｏwiｎgpasｓage:PepysandhisｗifehadaskedｓomefriｅｎdstodinｎｅronSuｎday,Septeｍｂer2nd,１6６6.TｈeywｅreuｐｖｅrylaｔｅｏntheＳａt(yī)urdayｅvening，gettingeveｒｙｔhiｎgreaｄｙfortｈenextdaｙ,andwhiletheywerebusytheyｓawtheｇloｗoｆａfｉrestａrtiｎｔhｅskｙ.By3o’clockoｎtheSundayｍorｎｉng，iｔsｇlowhadbecomeｓobrigｈtｔhaｔJanewoｋeherhusｂandtowatchiｔ．Pepyssliｐpeｄoｎｈiｓｄrｅssiｎg—ｇｏwnaｎｄwｅntｔotｈeｗiｎdｏｗtｏwatcｈｉt．Itseｅmedfaiｒlｙfarawaｙ,oａfｔeratiｍehewenｔbacktobeｄ．Ｗhｅnhｅgoｔupｉntｈemorning，iｔlooked,asthoughthefirewasdｙingｄown,thouｇｈhecouldstillseesomefｌames．Soｈeｓetｔowoｒktｏｔｉｄyｈisroｏmaｎdｐutｈｉsthｉnｇｓｂａｃkｗherｅｈewaｎtedtｈem.Wｈilehewasｄoinｇthis,Janｅcaｍｅｉntosaythaｔｓheｈadｈeardthｅfiｒeｗａsabadone；hundｒeｄｈouseshａdbeenｂuｒneddowninｔhenighｔａndheｆｉｒeｗａsstiｌｌbuｒning.Ｐeｐyswｅntoｕtｔｏseｅｆoｒhimseｌf.ＨeｗenttothｅTｏｗerofＬondonａｎｄclｉmbｅdup‘ｏnahighpartoｆｔhebuilｄingssothaｔhecｏｕldseｅwhａt(yī)wａshappｅｎing.Fｒｏmtｈｅre,Peｐｙsｃouldsｅe(cuò)ｔhatitwas,indeed,abaｄfｉreａndtｈateventｈｅhouseｓoｎLｏｎｄｏｎBridgewｅｒｅburnｉｎg.ＴhｅmanoftheTｏｗertoldhimthaｔthｅfｉｒehａdstａrtedinaｂakｅr’sshopinPuｄｄingLane;theｂaker’shoｕsehaｄｃaｕｇhｔfirｅｆromｔheoｖｅr—hｅatｅdoｖenａnｄthｅｎｔhｅflaｍeshadquicklyspreａdtotheｏthｅrhousesｉntheｎarｒowｌane．SobeｇａnｔheGrｅａt(yī)FireofLondoｎ，afirethａｔlasteｄｎeａrlyfivedａys，ｄesｔroyeｄmoｓtｏｆtｈｅolｄcityandenｄeｄ，soiｔissａid,atPieＣorneｒ．6．Whａt(yī)isｔhepassageabout？A.ThｅGreatFirｅofLoｎdon.B.Ｗhowasthefirsttoｄiscoverｔhefiｒe.C．Wｈａt(yī)Pｅpｙｓwasdoｉｎｇduringtheｆirｅ．D.Thelosｓescausedｂytｈefire.7.Ｔhｅywｅreuｐｖerylatebecauｓe______＿_(dá)Ａ.itwａsＳuｎdaymorniｎgB.tｈeyweｒｅnｏtveｒｙsｌｅｅpyC．thｅyｗereprｅparingｆoｒthedｉnneｒ.D.theysawthｅgreatfiｒｅsｔart.８.ＷhａｔｗasPepｙｓｄoingwhenhisｗｉfeｔolｄhｉmａboｕｔthefire？A.Heｗasａsｌeep.B.Hｅwaswｒｉtingsoｍｅtｈing．C.Hewaspｕttinｇthiｎgsback.D.Heｗasｌookｉｎｇoutofthewindow.9：“Pｅpｙｓｓliｐpｅdｏnhiｓdｒessingｇowｎ.“ToslipoｎmｅansA.tｏｂeweａrｉngB.tobepushingＣ.ｔｏtakeｏffD.tｏputon1０.Whydｉｄthefｌaｍessｐｒeadquickly?Ａ．Tｈeoｖｅnｂecaｍeｖerｙhot.Ｂ.Thehｏusｅswerｅclosetｏｇether.Ｃ.Thebaｋerdidnotｈingtoｓtopit.Ｄ.Ｔhｅｂaｋer’shｏusewasburｎiｎgｑuiｃkly.Pａｓsagｅ３Quｅsｔｉｏnｓ11to１5ａrebaｓedoｎｔheｆｏｌlｏwingpaｓｓagesAnewrｅpｏrｔofｔｈｅＵnitｅdNatｉonsshowsthat,ifｔｈepｒｅsentｇrｏwthrateof２pｅrcentpｅryｅarcontｉnｕｅs,todａｙ’ｓｗorｌdpｏｐulａt(yī)ionof5.1wｉlｌhｉt6．４bｉlｌiｏｎbytheｙear20２3．What’sｍore,ｔhegreａt(yī)paｒtoftheｇｒoｗtｈ—9oｆevery1０pｅoｐlｅａdｄｅdｔoｔheeaｒth’sｐopulatｉon—wilｌｂeｉｎｔｈeｐoｏｒandundeｖｅloｐｅｄcounｔries.Thｅsｅaretｈenationｓwhereproｖiｄingｅｎｏｕgｈfoodfoｒbilｌionｓoｆpeｏplealrｅadyｉsｐrｏvinｇtobｅaheａdachiｎgproblem.Byｔｈｅyｅar2０23,toｄay’s“havenot”naｔionswillｈａveatotalpopuｌａt(yī)ｉoｎof5biｌlｉonpｅoｐle，ｎearlｙfourfifｔhsofthｅｗorld’spｏpulation.Foｏdiｓn’ttheoｎlyprobｌemthatｓuchaｐopulatioｎexploｓioｎpresents.Themoｒepeｏplethｅｒｅareandtｈｅｗoｒｓetheirlivingcｏndiｔioｎs,tｈegrｅatｅrgrowｔｈｅpｏsｓiｂilityｏfallkindｓｏｆsoｃiaｌprｏbｌeｍs．Ｉｎ1830,ｗoｒｌdpopuｌａt(yī)ioｎｒｅached1bilｌｉｏn.Ittｏoｋｏｎly1０0moｒｅyearsｔｏaddanｏtherbilｌionｔowoｒldｐopulａt(yī)ionｊust30moretoａｄdatｈirdｂiｌlion．Ａｎdiｔtoｏkjuｓt１5mｏreｙearstoreａcｈtｈe4bｉllionｍａrkin1975.Actuallｙ,theｗorld’sbｉrthｒateisｆａllinｇ.Butsoisdeatｈrate,aｓmｅｄｉｃaladｖanｃeshavｅｍａdｅitpｏsｓiｂｌeformａntoｌiｖelongeｒthanbeforｅ.Suchadvaｎceｓhａvｅalｓorｅducｅdbabydeatｈratｅ．Unlessｐｏpuｌatioｎgｒowthisｒeｄuｃed,tｈeworｌｄpoｐulaｔionmayreａch１2ｂillionｉｎaceｎｔury.Istheeａrtｈｃvidiｎgagoodｌiｆeforsｏlargｅapｏpulatｉon?１1.Aｐｏpuｌatｉoｎｅｘplosionwillleadto_______＿_(dá).A.alｏtoｆsociａlpｒoblemsB.mｅdiｃaｌadvanｃesＣ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