2007年6月四级真题答案与听力原文

2007年6月四级真题答案与听力原文

2007年6月23日四级参考答案PartIWriting四级英语参考范文：WelcometoOurClubLadiesandgentlemen,welcometojoinourEnglishclub!ItissponsoredbytheStudentUnionandwassetuptwoyearsago.Thecluborganizesvariousactivitiesregularlycateringfortheneedsofparticipants,andiswellknownamongEnglishlearners.WehaveEnglishcomerseveryweekendandyoucanpracticeyouroralEnglishwithnativespeakers.Inaddition,expertsonEnglishlearningareinvitedtogivelecturesonoccasion.Alotofbenefitsareresponsibleforyourjoiningus.Inthefirstplace,youcanfindtheEnglishlearningmethodsmostsuitableforyoubycommunicatingwithothersandconsultinglanguageexperts,hencemakingyourselfmoreinterestedinEnglishlearning.Besides,youcanmakefriendswithforeignersandgettoknowtheircultures.Lastly,throughyourowneffortsandwithourhelp,youcanspeakaccurateandfluentEnglishwithmoreease,thusincreasingyourchancesoflandingagoodjobinmultinationalsupongraduation.Youcanemailusatenglishclub@52Eng.edu.cnifyouwanttobecomeamemberofourclub.Thankyouforyourinterest.PartIIReadingComprehension(SkimmingandScanning)1.Y2.Y3.N.4.Y.5.NG6.N7.Y8.unwelcomeemails9.namesandcontactinformation10.economicgainPartIIIListeningComprehension11.C12.D13.B14.A15.Cn16.D17.D18.A19.C20.B21.A22.C23.B24.A25.C26.C27.B28.D29.C30.A31.B32.D33.A34.B35.DPartIVReadingComprehension(ReadinginDepth)47.L48.G49.I50.D51.O52.F53.B54.M55.J56.C57.D58.B59.C60.B61.A62.B63.A64.C65.D66.CPartVCloze67.A68.B69.D70.C71.B72.C73.D74.A75.D76.B77.C78.A79.B80.C81.D82.A83.C84.B85.D86.APartVITranslation(5minutes)87.takepeople’ssleepqualityintoaccount88.thefield(where)wecancooperate/thefieldinwhichwecancooperate89.decidedtoquitthematch90.contactusatthefollowingaddress91.ifitisconvenientforyou/atyourconveniencePartIII:听力原文11.W:Didyouwatchthe7o'clockprogramonChannel2yesterdayevening?Iwasabouttowatchitwhensomeonecametoseeme.M:Yeah!Itreportedsomemajorbreakthroughincancerresearch.Peopleover40wouldfindtheprogramworthwatching.Q:WhatdowelearnfromtheconversationabouttheTVprogram?12.W:IwonthefirstprizeintheNationalWritingContestandIgotthiscameraasanaward.nM:It'sagoodcamera!Youcantakeitwhenyoutravel.Ihadnoideayouwereamarvelouswriter.Q"Whatdowelearnfromtheconversation?13.M:IwishIhadn'tthrownawaythatreadinglist!W:Ithoughtyoumightregretit.That'swhyIpickeditupfromthewastepaperbasketandleftitonthedeskO:Whatdowelearnfromtheconversation?14.W:Areyoustillteachingatthejuniorhighschool?M:NotsinceJune.MybrotherandIopenedarestaurantassoonashegotoutofthearmy.Q:Whatdowelearnaboutthemanfromtheconversation?15.M:Hi,Susan!HaveyoufinishedreadingthebookProfessorJohnsonrecommended?W:Oh,Ihaven'treaditthroughthewayI'dreadanovel.Ijustreadafewchapterswhichinterestedme.Q:Whatdoesthewomanmean?16.M:Janemissedclassagain,didn'tshe?Iwonderwhy?W:Well,Iknewshehadbeenabsentallweek.SoIcalledherthismorningtoseeifshewassick.Itturnedoutthatherhusbandwasbadlyinjuredinacaraccident.O:WhatdoesthewomansayaboutJane?17.W:I'msuretheSmiths'newhouseissomewhereonthestreet,butIdon'tknowexactlywhereitis.M:ButI'mtoldit'stwoblocksfromtheiroldhome.Q:Whatdowelearnfromtheconversation?18.W:I'vebeenwaitingherealmosthalfanhour!Howcomeittookyousolong?M:Sorry,honey!IhadtodrivetwoblocksbeforeIspottedaplacetoparkthecar.Q:Whatdowelearnfromtheconversation?Nowyou'llhearthetwolongconversations.ConversationOneM:Hello,Ihaveareservationfortonight.W:Yourname,please.M:Nelson,CharlesNelson.W:OK,Mr.Nelson.That'saroomforfiveand...M:Excuseme,youmeanaroomforfivepounds?Ididn'tknowthespecialwassogood.W:No,no,no--accordingtoourrecords,aroomfor5guestswasbookedunderyourname.M:No,no--holdon.Youmusthavetwoguestsunderthename.W:OK,letmecheckthisagain.Oh,hereweare.M:Yeah?W:CharlesNelson,aroomforoneforthe19th...M:Wait,wait.Itwasfortonight,nottomorrownight.W:EmemIdon'tthinkwehaveanyroomsfortonight.There'saconferencegoingonintownand--er,let'ssee..,yeah,norooms.M:Oh,comeon!Youmusthavesomething,anything!W:Well,let--letmecheckmycomputerhere...Ah!M:What?W:Therehasbeenacancellationforthisevening.Ahoneymoonsuiteisnowavailable.nNI:Great,I'IItakeit.W:But,I'llhavetochargeyou150poundsforthenight.M:What?Ishouldgetadiscountfortheinconvenience!W:Well,thebestIcangiveyouisa10%discountplusaticketforafreecontinentalbreakfast.M:Hey,isn'tthebreakfastfreeanyway?W:Well,onlyonweekends.M:Iwanttotalktothemanager.W:Wait,wait,wait...Mr.Nelson,IthinkIcangiveyouanadditional15%discount...19.Whatistheman'sproblem?20.Whydidthehotelclerksaytheydidn'thaveanyroomsforthatnight?21.Whatdidtheclerksayaboutbreakfastinthehotel?22.Whatdidthemanimplyhewoulddoattheendoftheconversation?ConversationTwoM:Sarah,youworkintheadmissionsoffice,don'tyou?W:Yes,I,mmm,I'vebeenheretenyearsasanassistantdirector.M:Really?Whatdoesthatinvolve?W:Well,I'minchargeofalltheadmissionsofpostgraduatestudentsintheuniversity.M:Onlypostgraduates?W:Yes,postgraduatesonly.Ihavenothingatalltodowithundergraduates.M:Doyoufindthatyougetaparticularsortof...differentnationalgroups?Imean,doyougetlargernumbersfromLatinAmericaor...?W:Yes.Well,[24]ofallthestudentsenrolledlastyear,nearlyhalfwerefromoverseas.TheywerefromAfricancountries,theFarEast,theMiddleEast,andLatinAmerica.M:Em.Buthaveyoubeendoingjustthatforthelast10years,or,haveyoudoneotherthings?W:Well,I'vebeendoingthesamejob.Er,beforethat,IwassecretaryoftheMedicalSchoolatBirmingham,andfurtherback,Iworkedinthelocalgovernment.M:Oh,Isee.W:SoI'vedonedifferenttypesofthings.M:Yes,indeed.Howdoyouimagineyourjobmightdevelopinthefuture?Canyouimagineshiftingintoadifferentkindofresponsibilityordoingsomething...?W:Oh,yeah,fromOctober1,I'llbedoinganentirelydifferentjob.There'sgoingtobemorecommitteework.Imean,morepolicywork,andlessdealingwithstudents,unfortunately--I'llmissmycontactwithstudents.23.Whatisthewoman'spresentposition?24.Whatdowelearnaboutthepostgraduatesenrolledlastyearinthewoman'suniversity?25.Whatwillthewoman'snewjobbelike?PassageOneMymotherwasborninasmalltowninnorthernItaly.ShewasthreewhenherparentsimmigratedtoAmericain1926.TheylivedinChicagowhenmygrandfatherworkedmakingicecream.Mamathrivedintheurbanenvironment.At16,shegraduatedfirstinherhighschoolclass,wentontosecretarialschool,andfinallyworkedasanexecutivesecretaryforarailroadcompany.Shewasbeautifultoo.Whenalocalphotographerusedherpicturesinhismonthlywindowdisplay,shefeltpleased.HerfavoriteportraitshowedhersittingbyLakeMichigan,herhairwentblown,hergazereachingtowardthehorizon.Myparentsweremarriedin1944.Dadwasa.quietnandintelligentman.Hewas17whenheleftItaly.Soonafter,ahit-and-runaccidentlefthimwithapermanentlimp.DadworkedhardsellingcandytoChicagoofficeworkersontheirbreak.Hehadlittleformalschooling.HisEnglishwasself-taught.Yetheeventuallybuiltasmallsuccessfulwholesalecandybusiness.Dadwasgenerousandhandsome.Mamawasdevotedtohim.Aftershemarried,mymotherquitherlobandgaveherselftoherfamily.In1950,withthreesmallchildren,dadmovedthefamilytoafarm40milesfromChicago.Heworkedthelandandcommutedtothecitytorunhisbusiness.Mamasaidgood-byetoherparentsandfriends,andtradedherbusycityneighborhoodforamoreisolatedlife.Butshenevercomplained.26.Whatdoesthespeakertellusabouthismother'searlychildhood?27.Whatdowelearnaboutthespeaker'sfather?28.Whatdoesthespeakersayabouthismother?PassageTwoDuringa1995roofcollapse,afirefighternamedDonaldHerbertwasleftbraindamaged.Fortenyears,hewasunabletospeak.Then,oneSaturdaymorning,hedidsomethingthatshockedhisfamilyanddoctors.Hestartedspeaking."Iwanttotalktomywife."DonaldHerbertsaidoutoftheblue.StaffmembersofthenursinghomewherehehadlivedformorethansevenyearsracedtogetLindaHerbertonthetelephone."Itwasthefirstofmanyconversationsthe44-year-oldpatienthadwithhisfamilyandfriendsduringthe14-hourstretch",Herbert'suncleSimonMenkasaid."HowlonghaveIbeenaway?"Herbertasked."Wetoldhimalmosttenyears,"theunclesaid,“hethoughtitwasonlythreemonths."HerbertwasfightingahousefireDecember29,1995,whentheroofcollapsed,buryinghimunderneath.Aftergoingwithoutairforseveralminutes,Herbertwasunconsciousfortwoandahalfmonthsandhasundergonetherapyeversince.NewsaccountsinthedaysandyearsafterhisinjurydescribedHerbertasblindandwithlittleifanymemory.Avideoshowshimreceivingphysicaltherapybutapparentlyunabletocommunicateandwithlittleawarenessofhissurroundings.Menkadeclinedtodiscusshisnephew'scurrentconditionorwhethertheapparentprogressiscontinuing."ThefamilywasseekingprivacywhiledoctorsevaluatedHerbert,’hesaid.AswordofHerbert'sprogressspread,visitorsstreamedintothenursinghome."He'srestingcomfortably,"theuncletoldthem.29.WhathappenedtoHerberttenyearsago?30.WhatsurprisedDonaldHerbert'sfamilyanddoctorsoneSaturday?31.HowlongdidHerbertremainunconscious?32.HowdidHerbert'sfamilyreacttothepublicattention?PassageThreeAlmostallstatesinAmericahaveastatefair.Theylastforone,twoorthreeweeks.TheIndianaStateairisoneofthelargestandoldeststatefairsintheUnitedStates.Itisheldeverysummer.Itstartedin1852.Itsgoalsweretoeducate,shareideas,andpresentIndiana'sbestproducts.Thecostofasingletickettoenterthefairwas20cents.Duringtheearly1930's,officialsofthefairruledthatthepeoplecouldattendbypayingwithsomethingotherthanmoney.Forexample,farmersbroughtabagofgraininexchangeforaticket.Withthepassageoftime,thefairhasgrownandchangedalot,butitisstilloneofIndiana'smostcelebratedevents.PeoplefromalloverIndianaandfrommanyotherstatesattendthefair.Theycandomanythingsatthefair.Theycanwatchthejudgingoftheprice:cows,pigs,andotheranimals;theycanseesheepgettingtheirwoolcut,andtheycanlearnhowthatwoolismadeintoclothing;theycanwatchcowsgivingbirth.Infact,peoplecanlearnaboutanimalstheywouldneverseeexceptatafair.nThefairprovidesachanceforthefarmingcommunitytoshowitsskillsandfarmproducts.Forexample,visitorsmightseetheworld’slargestapple,orthetallestsunflowerplant.Today,childrenandadultsatthefaircanplaynewcomputergames,orattendmoretraditionalgamesofskill.Theycanwatchperformancesputonbyfamousentertainers.Expertssaysuchfairsareimportant,becausepeopleneedtorememberthatthey'reconnectedtotheearthanditsproducts,andtheydependonanimalsformanythings.33.WhatwerethemaingoalsoftheIndiana'sstatefairwhenitstarted?34.Howdidsomefarmersgainentrancetothefairintheearly1930's?35.WhyarestatefairsimportanteventsinAmerica?36.meaning37.adjusting38.aware39.competition40.standards41.Accustomed42.semester43.inquire44.Attheirworst,theymaythreatentotaketheirchildrenoutofcollege,orcutofffunds45.thinkitonlyrightandnaturalthattheydeterminewhattheirchildrendowiththeirlives46.whoarenowyoungadults,mustbetheonesresponsibleforwhattheydoandwhattheyare