练习：英语托业题型7题型模拟题3套+答案解析
托业题型7 练习模拟题
第一套题目- 中行模拟卷
Directions: In this part you will read a selection of texts, such as magazine and newspaper articles, letters, and advertisements. Each text is followed by several questions. Select the best answer for each question and mark the letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your answer sheet.
Questions 53-54 refer to the following information.
64.Why are the patients advised to contact the reception desk?
[A] To obtain the results of schedule
[B] To request information about their dental history
[C] To learn about the prices of dental treatment
[D] To make an appointment with their general dentist
65.What is suggested about the dental cleaning appointment?
[A] The treatment lasts for less than one hour.
[B] The examination is performed by a dental surgeon.
[C] The cost of screening is additional.
[D] All the patients will receive only a fluoride treatment.
66.According to the brochure, for whom is screening NOT necessary?
[A] Patients who require only a cleaning
[B] Patients who have been referred from other clinics
[C] Patients returning within 24 months of their last visit
[D] Patients who will be seeing their general dentist
Questions 67-68 refer to the following letter.
67.Where is the merchandise that needs to be delivered?
[A] At the port
[B] At Julia Davis' warehouse
[C] At the retail outlets
[D] At the Prime Outlet
68.How much merchandise does Sabrina Tan want Julia Davis to deliver?
[A] One third of it
[B] One quarter of it
[C] All of it
[D] Half of it
Questions 69-72 refer to the following letter.
72.How are interested customers asked to sign up for this program?
[A] By going to a store
[B] By visiting a web site
[C] By calling the company
[D] By faxing an application form
Questions 73-76 refer to the following letter.
76.What are the guests asked to do?
[A] Close all the faucets tightly before they leave.
[B] Clean the sediments in the tubs and sinks.
[C]Allow the maintenance staff to access their rooms.
[D] Avoid using the tub and sink until after 2:00 p.m.
Questions 77-80 refer to the following.
[B] By building great hotels
[C] By giving money for education
[D] By writing about the town' s history
80.What does the Fairchild Tropical Hotel feature?
[A] Seminar rooms for up to 30 people
[B] A good view of the skylines of Florida
[C] A waterfall in the lobby
[D] An art gallery
Questions 81-85 refer to the following.
81.What is the main purpose of this letter?
[A] To make sure the company sent the order
[B] To complain about some products
[C] To report mistakes in an order
[D] To ask for a refund on all items
82.What would Ms. Janet Perez like the company to do about the curtains?
[A] Take both curtains back
[B] Send the other curtain she ordered
[C] Charge her for both of them
[D] Refund her money for one of them
83.What is the problem with the rug?
[A] Ms. Janet Perez feels it is too small.
[B] Ms. Janet Perez never ordered it.
[C] Ms. Janet Perez feels she was undercharged for it.
[D] Ms. Janet Perez ordered two but received one.
84.How much of a refund does Ms. Janet Perez want for the bed sheets?
[A] $10.00
[B] $29.99
[C] $19.99
[D] $42.00
85.What will Ms. Janet Perez do next?
[A] Go to the company
[B] Collect her refund
[C] Send back the rug
[D] Call the company
Questions 86-90 refer to the following.
88.What is the main purpose of Mr. Tony Higginson' s e-mail to Ms. Emilie Green?
[A] To send a business agreement
[B] To go over the sales market
[C] To plan a business trip to Asia
[D] To send a distribution plan
89.What has Ron Evans promised to do?
[A] Sign an agreement
[B] Buy the product from grocery chains
[C] Sell the product to various outlets
[D] Introduce market segments
90.What will happen next week?
[A] Mr. Ron Evans will sell the product to specialty stores.
[B] Ms. Emilie Green will meet with Mr. Tony Higginson again.
[C] Mr. Tony Higginson will receive a signed contract.
[D] Mr. Tony Higginson will send a distribution agreement to be signed.
Questions 91-95 refer to the following.
92.whom should reporters address follow-up questions?
[A] Mr. Charlie McGreger
[B] Mr. Keith Wilson
[C] Ms. Jackie Johnson
[D] Mr. Norman Winter
93.Where was Ms. Jackie Johnson last employed?
[A] At Morin Film Works
[B] At Santos, Ltd.
[C] At Breaking Entertainment
[D] At Grimm Brothers
94.In the press release, the word assume in Paragraph 4, Line 1 is closest in meaning to______.
[A] take on
[B] except
[C] apply for
[D] understand
95.According to the press release, what can be found on the company's web site?
[A] News of future company project
[B] Details of the latest advertising campaign
[C] A statement about Mr. Charlie McGreger
[D] Information about Ms. Jackie Johnson
96.According to the report, how is the change in gas price affecting the sales of SUVs?
[A] Gas price has caused a slight increase in sales.
[B] Increase in gas price will discourage investment in the car industry.
[C] Not much change has been seen.
[C] Car owners who try to save energy
[D] Lovers of luxury cars
第一套答案
53. B 问题的主旨是弄清Best Western Springfield是什么地方。尽管选项(A)、(C) 都是短文中出现的单词，选项(D)则和短文中的gift shop有关联，但是这只是为了混淆视听，不要陷入这么幼稚的陷阱！通过文中出现的While you' re here(当你在这里停留时)和stay(停留）这样的信息，可以非常容易猜出Best Western Springfield的性质。况且文的情况，所以正确答案自然就显现出来了。正在做测试的朋友，如果还没有找到正确答案所在的句子，再试一下。马上！10秒内务必找到答案！
61. B 关于申请资格，文中已经明确指出be comfortable using a computer (可以熟练使用电脑），所以正确答案是（B )这个职位包含电脑使用（The job includes some computer use ) 。
62. D 文章中关于上班时间的介绍为星期六从上午10点到下午3点；星期天则从中午12点到下午4点（Saturdays from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M.; and Sundays from 12 P.M. to 4 P.M. ) 。所以正确选项是（D )可以周末上班（Availability to work on the weekends ) 。
63. A 文章后半部分关于薪水的说明为非周末时间的起薪为每小时7.5美元（The starting wages are $7.50 per hour on weekdays.)所以正确答案为(A)。这属于易如翻掌的问题。
64. C 问题的核心词汇reception出现的句子有关于Dentistry (牙科）和关于Dental Fee (治疗费用）两个部分。前一部分的内容是向接待处咨询预约的详细事项(appointment details ),后一部分的内容则是向接待处确认治疗费用。息获得次数当然是一年一次（Once a year) 。
72. B 文章说，想申请会员的话（To apply for a frequent-saver membership )，请访问本公司主页（visit our web site )。因此正确答案是(B) By visiting a web site (访问网站）。
73. C 文中说，因为要对供水系统和管道进行定期维护（routine maintenance on the water delivery system and pumps ),所以宾馆内的供水会暂时中断（water supply in the hotel may be stopped temporarily )。因此供水中断的原因是定期维护。（D)和文章无关。
74. B 文中说，如果3分钟后水还没有变清（If the water continues to be discolored )，请联系维修人员。因此要求宾馆客人联系维修人员的情形是选项(B)，当水还没有变清时(If the water continues to be discolored)。
75. C 文中提到，水压变动可能导致水流不畅，但水变色本身对健康无害，具体事项请咨询前台。因此(A)、（B)、（D)都是涉及的选项，（C)则和文章无关。
76. A 对客人的要求如下：We would appreciate it if you could shut off all the faucets in the tub and sink securely 写信者要求的床单返款额是$10.00 ( =$29.99-$19.99 )。正确答案是选项(A)。
85. D Janet Perez先生在信的结尾写道：我会给你们公司总部打电话搞清楚这封信里提到的问题。（I will follow up
this letter with a call to your headquarters.)因此他接下来要做的事是选项(D) 给公司打电话（Call the company ) 。
86. D 会议记录的是关于商品经销的内容，并且在邮件中提到向Kellogg经销公司提出业务合作要求。因此会议召开的原因是选项[D]
87. C 问题中的the product's sales information （商品销售信息）和文章中的sales statistics (销售统计）是同义词组，因此可以得知Nancy Cook 是提供销售信息的最佳人选。
88. A 邮件的第一段中先提到非常有益的会议（a very productive meeting )然后提议进行商业合作。所以，Tony Higginson这封邮件的目的是提议生意上的携手，并寄送具体的商业合作协议。
89. C 首先在文章中找出与Ron Evans有关的句子，然后与选项的内容作较，会发现(A)、（B)、（D)项并不是Ron Evants所许诺要做的事，正确答案是(C)项。
90. C 文章后半部分说，Please sign it and send it back to me by the end of next week.(请于下周之前在协议书上签cars' gasoline consumption )"因此可推断，如果油价持续上涨那么"人们将会倾向于油耗少的车辆"。
99. [D]。(第二篇文章）斯蒂芬·威尔提及SUV车辆的优点是，发生事故时安全性能强并且车内空间大，适合人口多的大家庭使用。但缺点是，SUV车辆耗油多而且操纵复杂。也就是说，他认为：There are advantages and disadvantages of owning one.(拥有SUV既有优点也有缺点。）
100. [B]。斯蒂芬·威尔说Many drivers of SUVs buy them because they feel that they will be well-protected in case of an accident.(很多人买SUV是因为他们觉得SUV安全性能高。）因此可推断，斯蒂芬o威尔是向Safety-minded motorists(注重安全性的驾车族）推荐SUV。
第二套题目-中行模拟卷
Directions: In this part you will read a selection of texts, such as magazine and newspaper articles, letters, and [C] E-mail the Swiss Commerce Association.
[D] Send an e-mail to ask for more details.
55. What position do most students in the program hope to obtain?
[A] Dentists
[B] Optometrists
[C] Veterinarians
[D] Doctors
56. What is NOT required for the program eligibility?
[A] A bachelor's degree with at least a ""B"" average
[B] Completion of a chemistry or biology class while in college
[C] A desire to begin rigorous science coursework in medical school
[D] An ability to attend the program as a full time student
57. How many courses must a student pass to receive a certificate?
[A] Five
[B] Six
[C] Seven
[D] Nine
61.What is the stated purpose of this organization?
[A] To raise money for school trips
[B] To help local youth lead productive lives
[C] To renovate the community center
[D] To provide training in accounting practices
62. What does the job involve?
[A] Working as a cashier
[B] Teaching economics class
[C] Hiring an Account Manager
[D] Managing fiscal operations
63. What is NOT mentioned as a requirement for the position?
[A] Being a certified accountant
[B] Being able to work well with others
[C] Being able to address large groups of people
[D] Being an experienced worker in the field
64.What is the main purpose of this fax?
[D] E-mail orders
67. For whom was this announcement made?
[A] Pilots and copilots
[C] A newspaper
[D] A monthly magazine
70. What kind of seminar is the staff given?
[A] Professional development seminar
[B] Time management seminar
[C] Local development seminar
[D] New-product development seminar "
71.Why would an employee need to call Donna Luke?
[A] To obtain specific information regarding the seminar
[B] To get general information about the seminar
[C] To change the venue for this year' s seminar
[D] To postpone the seminar until March 20, 2007"
72.What information is NOT required of those registering for a workshop?
[A] Participant' s name
[B] Telephone extension number
[C] E-mail address
[D] Office address including zip code
73.When is the deadline for registration?
[A] November 28
[B] December 10
[C] December 15
[D] December 22
74.How many fax machines were ordered?
[A] 12
[B] 27
[C] 30
[D] 31
75.Why was the discount given on the order?
[A] The sales manager wants to continue the business relationship with the purchaser.
[B] The sales manager is rewarding a loyal customer.
[C] Mr. Thomas Lim is dissatisfied with Cosmo Office Solution's items and services.
[D] The price of the merchandise is going to be reduced significantly.
76.What is included in the price quoted?
[A] Installation fee
[B] Maintenance charges
[C] Delivery cost to the customer
[D] Marine insurance
77.What is Mr. Thomas Lim asked to do?
[A] Confirm receipt of a payment
[B] Return a consignment
[C] Approve an order
[D] Cancel the order within 30 working days of receipt of the goods
82.What is NOT mentioned as an attraction of the restaurant?
[A] It has a wide selection of foods.
[B] The service is fast.
[C] The prices are reasonable.
85.What does Mr. Bob Schmidt say about Nature Publishing Group?
[A] It maintained a local office.
[B] It refused to pay his allowance
[C] It acquired another company.
[D] It was bought by another company.
86.What is the main responsibility of the job?
[A] Proofreading reports such as leave, travel, budget expenditure and revenue projections
[B] Updating the department web page
[C] Maintaining Internet connectivity
[D] Organizing incoming resumes from candidates
87.What is NOT mentioned as a requirement for the job?
[A] Planning a business trip
[B] Computer skills with word processing software
[C] Good organizational skills
[D] The ability to speak German
88.How can potential employees apply for DAILY NEWS TODAY?
[A] By telephone
[B] By e-mail
[C] By fax
[D] By visiting its headquarters
2012年考研英语二新题型大纲样题
2012年考研英语二新题型大纲样题 Sample （1）多项对应 Directions: Read the following text and answer questions by finding information from the right column that corresponds to each of the marked details given in the left column. There are two extra choices in the right column. Mark your answer on ANSWER SHEET 1. (10 points) The world economy has run into a brick wall. Despite countless warnings in recent years about the need to address a looming hunger crisis in poor countries and looming energy crisis worldwide, world leaders failed to think ahead. The result is a global food crisis. Wheat, corn and rice prices have more than doubled in the past two years, and oil prices have more than tripled since the start of 2004. These food-price increases combined with soaring energy costs will slow if not stop economic growth in many parts of the world and will even undermine political stability, as evidenced by the protest riots that have erupted in places like Haiti, Bangladesh and Burkina Faso. Practical solutions to these growing wo es do exist, but we?ll have to start thinking ahead and acting globally. The crisis has its roots in four interlinked trends. The first is the chronically low productivity of farmers in the poorest countries, caused by their inability to pay for seeds, fertilizers and irrigation. The second is the misguided policy in the U.S. and Europe of subsidizing the diversion of food crops to produce biofuels like corn-based ethanol. The third is climate change; take the recent droughts in Australia and Europe, which cut the global production of grain in 2005 and 2006. The fourth is the growing global demand for food and feed grains brought on by swelling populations and incomes. In short, rising demand has hit a limited supply, with the poor taking the hardest blow. So, what should be done? Here are three steps to ease the current crisis and avert the potential for a global disaster. The first is to scale-up the dramatic success of Malawi, a famine-prone country in southern Africa, which three years ago established a special fund to help its farmers get fertilizer and high-yield seeds. Malawi?s harvest doubled after just one year. An international fund based on the Malawi model would cost a mere $10 per person annually in the rich world, or $10 billion in all. Such a fund could fight hunger as effectively as the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria is controlling those diseases. Second, the U.S. and Europe should abandon their policies of subsidizing the conversion of food into biofuels. The U.S. government gives farmers a taxpayer-financed subsidy of 51 cents per gal of ethanol to divert corn from the food and feed-grain supply. There may be a case for biofuels produced on lands that do not produce foods tree crops (like palm oil), grasses and wood products but there?s no case for doling out subsidies to put the world?s crops as soon and as effectively aspossible. For a poor farmer, sometimes something as simple as a farm pond which collects rainwater to be used for emergency irrigation in a dry spell can make the difference between a bountiful crop and a famine. The world has already committed to establishing a Climate Adaptation Fund to help poor regions climate-proof vital economic activities such as food production and health care but has not yet acted upon the promise.
新题型04 读后续写浙江高考英语新题型研读与训练含解析
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