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1、wordPlacement Test (2007)I. Listening prehension 听力理解听力分两局部，共20题，每题1分，共20分。Part A 第一局部：本局部为十组对话，每组对话后有一个问题。对话读两遍。问题读一遍，每听完一个问题后，从答题纸上的A、B、C、D四个选择中选出最适宜的答案，并涂黑。Part A1. A) At a travel agency. B) At a bank. C) In a restaurant. D) In a hotel2. A) One dollar. B) Two dollars. C) Three dollars.D) Five dol
2、lars.3. A) Last May.B) Last June. C) Last July. D) Last August.4. A) The woman intends to work out of doors. B) The womans clothes are warm enough. C) The air quality is rather poor outside. D) The temperature outside is quite low.5. A) He plans to apply for a scholarship. B) He plans to make a spec
3、ial TV program. C) He will study at Oxford next year. D) He will go to Britain this year.6. A) He actually has little interest in classical music. B) He only enjoys certain kinds of classical music. C) He prefers to collect classical music rather than listen to it. D) He likes others kinds of music
4、apart from classical music.7. A) He wants to rent his apartment out. B) He wants to read the ads in the paper.C) He wants to reserve a room before departure. . D) He wants to ask about the cost of studying abroad.8. A) The woman and James.B) The woman and Bill. C) James and Bill.D) The woman, James
5、and Bill.9. A) He found the lecture very dull.B) He liked the lecture very much. C) He only enjoyed part of it.D) He wished the lecture had been shorter.10. A) He will take a French course.B) He has to learn it all over again.C) He cant speak it as well as before.D) He studied French while in colleg
6、e. 第二局部：本局部为短文听力测试，共三篇。每篇读两遍，问题读一遍。听完后，请回答如下问题，从答题纸上的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最适宜的答案，并涂黑。Part B Passage OneQuestions 11 to 13 are based on the passage you have just heard.11. A) It is a place in the center of the car park.B) It is an area marked with white lines.C) It is a garage specially built for her.D) It
7、is in a corner with a fence round it.12. A) Ask the young man to move his car away. B) Insist that the young man leave the college at once. C) Park her car beside the young mans car and go to bed. D) Punish the girl for dating the young man so late at night.13. A) Because she found herself caught in
8、 the middle of an appointment. B) Because she didnt recognize Miss Baker in the darkness. C) Because she didnt know they had been in Miss Bakers parking area. D) Because she thought Miss Baker wanted to sit next to her boyfriend.Passage TwoQuestions 14 to 17 are based on passage you have just heard.
9、14. A) People in ancient Egypt.B) People in ancient Rome. C) People in the Middle Ages.D) People in the 19th century.15. A) They cost too much money and labor. B) They made the Romans overly fond of luxury. C) They forbade early Christians to bathe in them. D They resulted in the spread of diseases.
10、16. A) They went to public baths or swimming pools. B) They took regular baths in private bathrooms. C) They put a lot of roses into their bath water. D) They wrote make-up to cover their dirty bodies.17. A) River bath.B) Mud bath. C) Powder bath.D) ShowerPassage ThreeQuestions 18 to 20 are based on
11、 the passage you have just heard.18. A) South Asia.B) Southeast Asia.North Asia.19. A) Because government policies encourage childbirth. B) Because their religion discourages birth control. C) Because economic development stimulates population growth. D) Because the education level of the Arab peopl
12、e remains low.20. A) More than forty percent.B) More than three percent. C) Less than one percent.D) Nearly half of a percent.II Reading prehension 阅读理解本局部共4篇文章，20个问题，每题2分，共40分。A“Good morning, the easiest of daily greetings, is now out of style. According to most manner experts, “good morning is van
13、ishing from our speech and taking good manners along with it.Nowadays people are most likely to greet each other in the morning with a “Hi, “Hey, “ Whats up? or “ Hows it going? Certainly no one waits for answers to these greetings.The loss of “Good morning is the most visible example of the general
14、 decline in how we address each other. “How people talk to each other has declined, said manner authority Letitia Baldrige. “We need to be warmer to each other. Baldrige said she mourns the loss of “Good morning.“Its the nicest, cheeriest, brightest thing to say. It makes people feel good, she said.
15、“You are almost forced to smile with it. When you say good morning, your face is inclined to light up.Manner expert Judith Ri said there are a number of factors contributing to the loss of this greeting: a workplace that doesnt encourage social interaction, neighborhoods that have abandoned munity togetherness, and a home environment where parents are lazy in encouraging manners and where TV and puter games win out over gathering for the family dinner.“We are simply not as f
