四级预测题.docx

本文格式为Word版，下载可任意编辑四级预测题 Part I Writing 1. 现在国家明令遏止酒后驾驶 2. 可依旧有大量司机不遵守 3. 你对此有什么看法 About Drink driving Part II Reading Comprehension (Skimming and Scanning) 1. What do we learn about the National Academy Museum from the passage? [B] It decided to sell some artworks due to funding problems. 2. What delivered a death blow to the National Academy according to Ms.Branagan? [C] The suspending of the loans. 3. According to the passage, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles____. [A] overcame the financial difficulty 4. Deaccessioning in Europe is different from America in that____. [D] it is prohibited by law 5. Under the code of the AAMD, the use of funds from the sale of artwork is restricted to ____. [C] buying art for collection 6. How does Donn Zaretsky, a New York lawyer, see the sale of artwork? [B] It should be approved if the purpose is reasonable. 7. Some directors disagreed to sell artworks to ease financial hardships because____. [D] the profit purpose would betray the trust of the public 8. According to Dan Monroe, lifting the restriction for the National Academy Museum may pave the way for routine sale of artworks in the future. 9. When Thomas Hoving sold a painting by Rousseau, he faced fierce resistance because the painting is irreplaceable . 10.Professor O’Hare assumed that small-sized museums were more likely to exhibit their collections so that people would benefit more. Part III Listening Comprehension Section A 11. [A] The man has nothing to do so far. [B] The man is not satisfied with his current job. [C] The man wants to spend more energy working. [D] The man doesn’t get along well with his girlfriend. 12. [A] The man speaks English all the time. [B] The man is trying to improve his spoken English. [C] The woman is teaching the man how to write in English. [D] The woman will never speak English unless she absolutely has to. 13. [A] The bus station. [B] The school. [C] The airport. [D] The travel agency. 14. [A] Andrew is an undergraduate student. [B] Andrew has worked on a newspaper before. [C] Andrew does not want to work on a newspaper. [D] Andrew ever worked as a part-time magazine editor. 15. [A] Go to a meeting for the handicapped. [B] Design a uniform for the meeting. [C] Do some charity in the meeting. [D] Look for a job in the meeting. 16. [A] She doesn’t really want that much. [B] She thinks the meal is different here. [C] She’d like only a cup of milk for breakfast. [D] She doesn’t like cooking every morning. 17. [A] The man made a bad suggestion. [B] The woman will take the man’s advice. [C] The woman has taught Jim in a pleasant way. [D] The man has spoiled the peaceful atmosphere. 18. [A] TV is extremely superficial. [B] News reports don’t tell anything. [C] News shows are not presenting the news. [D] TV is good at presenting the news. Questions 19 to 22 are based on the conversation you have just heard. 19. [A] Harm that is legalized. [B] Damage that can be repaired. [C] Harm that cannot be repaired. [D] Harm that people cannot prevent. 20. [A] Taking drugs. [B] Being crushed. [C] Becoming an orange. [D] Being a problem to the society. 21. [A] It is already so widespread. [B] It is proved to be positively harmful. [C] It proved to be more harmful than tobacco. [D] It is unknown whether cannabis may be harmful or not. 22. [A] Rejecting all values. [B] Being hostile to society. [C] Disregarding the values of others. [D] Rejecting the values of their elders. Questions 23 to 25 are based on the conversation you have just heard. 23. [A] Men who like donkeys. [B] Men who love to laugh loudly. [C] Men who are humorous. [D] Men who feel donkeys are silly. 24. [A] They go out to enjoy a jazz concert. [B] The man invites her out to have a dinner. [C] They have a good conversation over coffee. [D] The man comes to have dinner at her home. 25. [A] Dating service agent and customer． [B] Colleagues working in the same office. [C] Interviewer and interviewee in a survey. [D] Close friends who talk about almost everything. Section B Passage One Questions 26 to 29 are based on the passage you have just heard. 26. [A] He lost his father when he was young. [B] He worked hard before he read his father’s letter. [C] He asked his father’s permission to believe in himself. [D] He knew what his father wanted to do from the very beginning. 27. [A] Living alone. [B] Getting disappointed. [C] Letting their parents down. [D] Asking their parents for letters. 28. [A] He got no access to success. [B] He was sure his。