TEST FOR ENGLISH MAJORS (2009)! p/ D& s4 v/ l
-GRADE EIGHT-
$ M, s; K; z! Y' ^: U TIME LIMIT: 195 MIN
2 e! U) C' R2 W7 g7 F6 k PART I LISTENING COMPREHENSION (35 MIN)
5 ~8 b; L/ @2 k( R1 y6 e2 {7 i; Y SECTION A MINI-LECTURE
7 b' k0 i. d4 p$ k; y0 } 目录:
( R. d) E. U5 u- I0 o; P [1] MINI-LECTURE 听力理解 [2] INTERVIEW & NEWS BROADCAST A演讲&B面试# ~ {- E3 C$ R3 r
[3] TEXT A阅读理解A- L) h* O3 t" Y1 o$ V4 a' C
[4] TEXT B 阅读理解B
7 {6 ?1 y) ~( Q+ `+ I [5] TEXT C 阅读理解C- Z5 ]" [; ~2 J4 i
[6] TEXT D 阅读理解D" P* d% E/ G. z0 e
[7] GENERAL KNOWLEDGE 阅读理解B
( P) E' G! L/ i4 j" d5 c1 Z [8] PROOFREADING & ERROR CORRECTION 人文知识
0 x) C: a) ~, b, c7 a [9] TRANSLATION 翻译4 ` R1 n# J5 r, ?
[10] WRITING 写作* {9 F$ U2 t/ l! k! R1 ^
[1] MINI-LECTURE: d7 V1 c Y4 Q5 A
In this section you will hear a mini-lecture. You will hear the lecture ONCE ONLY While listening, take notes on the important points. Your notes will not be marked, but you will need them to complete a gap-filling task after the mini-lecture. When the lecture is over, you will be given two minutes to check your notes, and another ten minutes to complete the gap-filling
8 g5 }# J5 ?) X% u task on ANSWER SHEET ONE. Use the blank sheet for note-taking.) t- Y0 N A# n
Writing Experimental Reports6 M9 l) M! i$ i( E
I.Content of an experimental report, e.g.2 [$ e0 C* k' [0 F; N1 N
--- study subject/ area
8 x7 L3 O Z; }. A --- study purpose
0 G; G! m* R6 N --- ____1____* f* ~" g( C) A+ E7 \4 c: @# |* N
II.Presentation of an experimental report
6 E# [" E5 U) V. H, a. v+ i3 b! a7 W --- providing details2 O1 b% M3 J& r- L1 O5 [
--- regarding readers as _____2_____
; r) a7 B" I/ d III.Structure of an experimental report
) A- O/ J' S3 e --- feature: highly structured and ____3____
' z8 M1 k; \" V- x( k0 A; b --- sections and their content:- k$ A" A2 K" ^9 G5 J% k f2 H
INTRODUCTION ____4____; why you did it
( ~2 R/ s& ]) T# d" n+ a. K5 I METHOD how you did it2 j7 D$ B+ P2 c L6 F& l: M; H. f
RESULT what you found out t5 e2 _; W. f( o e" q
____5____ what you think it shows IV. Sense of readership$ O3 o' }6 _6 x' N. U
--- ____6____: reader is the marker; X7 O5 x* l0 A5 l9 n
--- ____7____: reader is an idealized, hypothetical, intelligent person with little knowledge of your study
( m% Y: q5 V; A+ k; D: i --- tasks to fulfill in an experimental report:
; n) L0 z( k) R& H- W: r$ ^ introduction to relevant arean
; W" [0 y) z3 m; m- i' c' e necessaryn background information; B6 O; R( K2 I: O' j V+ X
development of clear argumentsn" K7 P6 c; Y- C9 [1 Q |
definition ofn technical terms( @1 a2 l& M# h m+ t( v% f) C" s
precise description of data ____8____n
. ~7 `. U' w+ k. x7 b V. Demands and expectations in report writing
1 `1 q# |2 e3 Z" x1 o --- early stage:
9 B. O0 [' `$ U& U understanding of studyn subject/area and its implications# T+ x, a- N9 M: {
basic grasp of the report's formatn+ O e9 L4 p6 {
--- later stage:) E- p' M* h& q) N% w9 D: v
____9____ on research significancen --- things to avoid in writing INTRODUCTION:/ {! o* X* T$ J* M1 [; |
inadequate materialn
, P- J5 a) z3 R5 e# D ____10____ of researchn justification for the study |