2009年职称英语理工C类参考答案

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第一部分：词汇选项

& J3 J' o: K6 @5 h. P/ s. l* o1 aim-goal(D)  
: I+ L& I2 ^* {7 ^0 B+ R& [2 at stake-in danger(B)   
3 Practically-Almost(D)   
+ k% k' t4 G4 v8 E4 rarely–seldom(A)   
" U' c! R+ f+ G7 ~( \: X6 }$ C5 guy—man(C)
6 safe—secure(A)   
7 massive-extensive(B)
, z! Z! u) k* O9 j8 magnificent-splendid(C)  
2 S1 a  r# m9 v9 m# O9 astonish-surprised(B)
10 last-past(D)
11 call-phone(A)
* J! w/ _$ W+ v/ R12 conversation-talk(D)
, G5 s" {6 `4 B, {4 R) |, P) @2 E13 proposed-suggested(C)   
14 reliedon-depended on(A)   
15 breaks-beats(B)
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第二部分：阅读判断

4 `6 S( W$ Y- T  }! l; v2 P9 s/ a16 A Right   
  ]( D7 e9 J, h17 B Wrong   
5 F* I. r1 g9 x$ N# U4 ]18 B Wrong
19 C Not mentioned
; i+ ^" {) ^$ t1 Y20 A Right  
21 A Right  
) H+ i9 S, O- q4 K4 j5 a  m22 C Not mentioned

. T7 }1 v: i$ o) R. }: _  p第三部分：概括大意与完成句子
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/ x* ^, Q0 Q) z7 ]23 Paragragh 1 F What is memory?
( U7 B8 B, _- V& W/ `2 T4 T: u# B24 Paragragh 2 D What are the stages memory consists of ?
# a, N9 F4 K: e/ O# G; q/ t25 Paragragh 3 E What is the difference between short-term memory and long-term memory?
26 Paragragh 4 C How do we measure memory?
9 w7 \: H7 ~* E4 V, e! Q! {2 j. \27 D needed
28 B short-term memory
1 T5 P4 N: d! k; c" Q. b) v29 A slow forgetting rate
30 F recognition

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第四部分：阅读理解

1 c' w7 [  h, X4 N" Q, ]2 H- T. F第一篇
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- X5 r7 b/ g. t5 r  W) T31 C more than 14,000 stars.
& f4 ?6 Q  ^. ^/ L32 B artificial lights illuminate the night sky.
33 A the once dark areas are also polluted by lights.
& Z; ^% }! ~( l. U4 P34 B Animal may go off course.
7 s4 `/ k4 R# i6 `35 C city lights illuminate the night sky, making stars invisible.

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5 u; g: b1 _: _$ A* B+ z# _36 D He works at a Salvation Army thrift shop.
# w3 r  o* {! [# ]: f5 H37 B to save money.
38 A She is an accountant.
7 c4 b. w  V& E  [/ G' U! `2 Z39 C stop rich people from wasting money.
40 B charity.
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第三篇
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41 D in a very narrow range of temperatures.
42 B remains almost unchanged.
- f5 |+ W4 }  D, I) F43 A is in the form of ice at the Poles abd on mountains.
9 S. L2 g6 h3 i6 B44 B a very small amount.
45 C over the land than over the oceans.
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& _. \9 }1 i6 A- Q8 I+ N# L第五部分：补全对话
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46 A And you’ll be fined ＄100 if you do so on a New York City street
47 F Scientists say that our multitasking abilities are limited
* g# O5 w$ F/ |# ~- {0 a; ]48 E However, an Oxford University research suggests this perception is open to question.
3 A7 j# u0 k2 J# ]- F  H" }49 D The younger group did 10 percent better when not interrupted
50 C The estimate is based on surverys with office workers
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第六部分：完形填空

51 A improve   
52 C what     
53 D imagine   
. D- N0 R$ @; e) q54 D a few   
55 A for
56 D found   
! |# e$ s! f+ H1 a2 o+ F# W57 B way   
58 A keep   
, m9 y# Z. X- j* ~: z: n59 C case   
/ L+ p3 i: e% v! m, ]4 r) g  `60 C deal
61 B simple  
% z, b  h: Z, T4 `$ [62 B in   
63 A rejects   
64 D Wrong   
65 D make