2014年全国大学生英语竞赛D类初赛
全国大学英语竞赛D类
出题形式：
⑤要求考生根据所读材料的内容，对题目给出的句 子判断正误或判断是否提及，即Yes／：No／Not given 题型；
⑥给出4个段落标题，要求考生根据每段所讲述的内 容从这4个标题中找出哪个与之相对应，即Choosing from the headings题型。
✓ 要增加词汇积累，关注专用名词，专业术语和 习惯用 语。
✓ 掌握必要的翻译技巧，采用适当的 翻译方法。例如： 増词法，减词法，词类转换法，分译法，合译法等。
从句的翻译应遵循以下原则：
1）对主语从句或宾语从句，应该先拆开再译。 2）注意状语从句在汉语中的位置与在英语中的位置不同。 3）同位语从句因为是对前面名词的解释，所以可以用破折号表示。
Section D (Note taking-听写填空题)
题型解读：
信息填空题，考生补全信息 （一般为一个词， 却多为实词，个别为短语，简易或 短小。听两遍。）
答题策略：
浏览全文，熟悉生僻词语，了解大意，注意空格前后词 语，把握他们之间的意义和搭配关系。
听不懂立即放弃，听写时间来不及，可用符号或字母 替代， 整理时在将词语补充完整。
第二部分: 词汇和语法结构
共15题, 共计10分, 答题时间为5分钟。
题型：12道语法和词汇，3道情景会话题。
答题策略：
词汇和语法结构测试都有一些无须研读或分析 就能正确选出答案，如：词汇，词语搭配，固 定短语，固定句型题。不能选出正确答案时， 可根据句子结构或句意排除错误信息，确定正 确答案。对于情景对话，根据对话内容所提供 的信息，回忆，归纳该交流项目常用表达形式 或特有的表达形式，排除干扰选项。
全国大学生英语竞赛(NECCS)查分通知及获奖名单
全国大学生英语竞赛（NECCS）查分通知及获奖名单全国大学生英语竞赛(NECCS)卷子已经批改完毕，现根据考试类别公布成绩，考生可根据学号或不同校区的准考证号码查询成绩。
凡成绩显示为零的考生为缺考。
若对成绩有疑问或实际参加考生被误认为缺考的同学，可拨打电话：85290037，徐老师。
其中，A类考试为研究生参加；B类考试为英语专业本科的学生参加；C类考试为非英语专业的本科生参加；D类考试为高职学生参加。
本次竞赛各类别均设四个奖励等级：特等奖、一等奖、二等奖和三等奖。
二等奖和三等奖通过初赛产生。
特等奖和一等奖通过决赛产生，由省(自治区、直辖市)竞赛组织机构根据决赛成绩确定。
总获奖比率为参加初赛人数的51‰，特等奖获奖比率为1‰，一等奖获奖比率为5‰，二等奖获奖比率为15‰，三等奖获奖比率为30‰，参赛人数不足167人，但不低于100人的学校可以有一名学生参加决赛。
2008年5月下旬，全国竞赛组委会向各参赛单位寄发各类获奖证书。
经争取，我校现有B类3个名额，C类有15个名额参加决赛。
决赛笔试定于2008年5月11日(星期日)上午9：00—11：00举行。
决赛需参加笔试(含听力)和口试。
既参加笔试(含听力)又参加口试的学生满分是200分，其中笔试分数为150分(含听力)，口试分数为50分。
口试方案和题目由全国大学生英语竞赛组委会统一命制。
参加决赛具体事宜，日后会电话通知。
附1：参加决赛及决赛加试的名单：BC附2：2008全国大学生英语竞赛（NECCS）二、三等奖获奖名单：A类三等奖：B类二等奖：三等奖：C类二等奖：三等奖：D类三等奖：外国语学院团委2008.04.22。
2014年大学生英语竞赛(NECCS)D类初赛真题试卷(题后含答案及解析)
2014年大学生英语竞赛（NECCS）D类初赛真题试卷(题后含答案及解析)题型有：1. Listening Comperhension 2. V ocabulary and Structure 3. Cloze 4. Reading Comperhension 5. Error Correction 6. Translation 7. IQ Test 8. WritingPart I Listening ComperhensionSection A听力原文：F: You mean you study extra after school?M: Actually, I get up at 6 a. m. every morning and spend an hour on it. F: Wow, you’re really working hard. Maybe I should try doing that, too.1．How long does the man study English in the morning?A．For half an hour.B．For an hour.C．For two hours.D．For six hours.正确答案：B解析：录音中女士向对方确认是否“study extra after school”，男士回答说自己早上6点起床，然后“spend an hour on it”，由此可知男士每天早上学习一个小时的英语。
故答案选B。
听力原文：M: We’re going to France tomorrow.F: Really? What’re you going to do there, James?M: We’re going to Provence. I’m really looking forward to it.F: Why?M: Because it’s famous for its grape yards. I hear that there are many of them.F: That sounds nice. Have a good time.2．Why does James want to go to France? He wants to visit______A．B．C．D．正确答案：B解析：对话中男士表示自己十分想去法国的Provence，在女士的追问下，男士说这个地方因葡萄园(grape yards)而出名，并且听说葡萄园数目很多。
最新全国大学生英语竞赛初赛试卷(D类)
2013 National English Contest for College Students(Level D—Preliminary)(总分：150分，答题时间：120分钟)Part I Listening Comprehension (30 marks)Section A (5 marks)In this section, you will hear five short conversations. Each conversation will be read only once. At the end of each conversation, there will be a pause. During the pause, read the question and three choices marked A,B and C, and decide which is the best choice. Then mark the corresponding letter on the answer sheet with a single line through the center.1. Will Amy stay in Boston all week?A. She must check her schedule first.B. She must ask the Greens first.C. She must ask her parents first.2. Where does Jenny live?A. In Dover.B. In Birmingham.C. In Brighton.3. What do you want to drink?A. cokeB. waterC. orange juice4. How much did the stamp of Elvis Presley cost?A. 29 centsB. 32 centsC. 35 cents.5. How does Natalie go to her university?A. By taxiB. By car.C. By school bus.Section B (10 marks)In this section, you will hear two long conversations. Each conversation will be read once. After each conversation , there will be a one-minute pause, read the five questions, each with the three choices mark A , B and C ,and decide which is the best choice. Then mark the corresponding letter on the answer sheet with a single line through the centre.Conversation 16. What is New York famous for?A. Squares.B. Temples.C. Skyscrapers.7. According to the man where is the tallest skyscraper in the world?A. In the New YorkB. In ChicagoC. In Los Angeles.8 .Has Joey ever been inside a skyscraper?A. Yes, just one time.B. Yes, many times.C. No, never.9. What are they going to do tomorrow?A. Go sightseeing.B. Go swimming.C. Go hiking.10. What’s the population of New York city?A.7 million.B.8 million.C.9 million.Conversation 211.What is the relationship between the man and the woman?A. Doctor and patient.B. Librarian and student.C. Policeman and passer-by.12.The woman wanted to find books about_______.A. famous AmericansB. wealthy ChineseC. royal Englishmen13. Benjamin Franklin was a_______.A. diplomatB. singerC. dancer14. Where is everything that is in the library listed?A. In solar system.B. In the computer system.C. In the public address system.15. According to the man, the computer will tell you about the book EXCEPT____.A. a short description of the bookB. the position of the bookC. the whole bookSection C (5 marks)In this section, you will hear a monologue. The monologue will read twice. After the monologue, there will be a pause. During the pause, read the five question, each with the three choices marked A, B and C, and decide which is the best choice . Then mark the corresponding letter on the answer sheet with a single line through the centre .16.What does Peter Watson do in the museum?A.Human Resource Manager.B.Public Programs Manager.C.Public Relations Manager.17.How many exhibits does the museum have?A.About 40.B. Less than 50.C. Over 100.18.What's the name of the special area for children under the age of 7?A.Power your future.B. Mathematics.C. Kidspace.19.The "Mathematics" exhibit area of the museum was first made for_____.A.the World's Fair in New York in 1964B.the Olympic Games in Los Angeles in 1984C.the World Economical and Environmental Conference in 200820.According to Peter, which of the following statements in NOT TRUE?A.Visitors to the museum can learn more about science.B.Every exhibit is merely designed for the visitors to look at.C.The exhibits show the principles of science in daily lives.Section D (10 marks)In this section , you will hear a short passage . The passage will be read twice. There are ten missing words or phases , filling in the blanks with the exact words or phrases you hear . Remember to write the answer on the answer sheet.Remarkable PeopleWhat makes a person remarkable? The word "remarkable" means"(21) ____" or" worthy of notice." A remarkable person, then, is someone who is unusual, who is worthy of our noticing. Ofcourse, being "unusual" or "worthy of notice" does (22)____mean being famous or(23)____.Many famous people are not remarkable, and many people who are truly remarkable are not famous.These people are remarkable because all of them(24)____and then worked hard to achieve them. Perhaps that is the(25)____of remarkable(26)____:people with the courage, strength and perseverance to work--and keep on working---and keep on working--toward something that they(27)____. As booker T. Washington once said, "Success is to be measured not so much by the(28)____that one has reached in life as by the (29)____which he has overcome while trying to succeed."We can learn a great deal from people we consider to be remarkable. We can (30)____by their work and their way of being because they enable us to see what is possible in one's life.Part II vocabulary and structure (15marks)There are 15 incomplete sentences in this part . For each blank, there are four choices marked A, B, C and D. Choose the one that best completes the sentence. Then mark the corresponding letter on the answer sheet with a sheet with a single line through the center.31.Whether we'll hold the sports meeting depends on the weather,____?A.won't weB. shan't weC. doesn't itD. won’t it32.In order to prevent the fire spreading, some of the houses near by____ pulled down before the fireman arrived.A.have beenB. haveC. had beenD. had33.Neither of the young men who had tried to get job in the company____.A.was acceptedB. were acceptingC. has been acceptedD. have been accepted34.Be careful when you cross the busy street. If not, you may____ run over by a car.A.haveB. getC. becomeD. turn35.Now, children , it's time you____.A.are washing and dressingB. were acceptingC. will wash and dressD. were washed and dressed36. Zhong Nanshan is a famous expert who has ____to ____the origin of SARS.A.devoted ;studyingB. been devoted; studyingC. devoted; studyD. been devoted; study37.Our country has a ____history of 40000years.A.recordedB. recordingC. recordD. records38.____quickly and soon his resignation became the talk of the town.A.Words spreadB. The word was spreadC. Word spreadD.A word spread39. He has been caught___ the rain and is wet___ the skin.A. by; toB. in; to C .in; through D. with, in40. My mother bought me a new pair of boots on my birthday___ she had promised.A. howB. whatC. whyD. as41. The goalkeeper is the weak point of the team. Which idiom can be usedto describe the goalkeeper?A. The goalkeeper is the touch of Midas in the team.A. The goalkeeper is the apple of the eye in the team.A .The goalkeeper is the Trojan horse in the team.A. The goalkeeper is the heel of Achilles in the team.42.--The aim of the journey was to cross the continent of Antarctica from east to west, a distance of 1,800 miles. And someone in your family, Martin, was on that journey. Who was it?--It was my grandfather.--____--They left on August 8th,1914--which was the same week the First World War broke out.A. Where did they set up camp after the boat sank?B. When did they leave for the journey?C. Why did they go to Antarctica?D. Who were surprised when they arrived?43.--So you don't like poetry?--Well, I like listening to the songs, and the songs have poetry in them .--___--Well, I can remember this: I wandered lonely as a cloud.A. Can you tell me your name?B. Do you tell me your name?C. Can you remember any lines of poetry in English?D. Do you read poetry in your spare time?44.--Do you eat breakfast, Tom?--___--What about lunch?--Oh, I get really hungry by around half past twelve. I have to go and get something to eat.I like a hot lunch__ maybe pasta, meat or fish and vegetables.A. If I have time I do, but often I don’t bother.B. That advertisement is a really different task to complete.C.I feel tired in the afternoon!D.I suppose my favourite food would have to be chocolate!45.--Come in. Oh , hello, Liang Y u.____--Yes, Professor. I hope it’s convenient. I just wondered what you thought of my first try. I expect it will need some more work before it’s ready.--Yes, I’m afraid it will. These are certain rules that you should follow when writing a resume. Let’s have a look at yours and see where you need to improve.--Thank you very much.A. Do you drop in to talk about your resume.B. Don’t you think so?C. What’s to be done with those?D. What about interpersonal skills?Part III Cloze ( 10 marks )Read the passage and fill in each bank with one word. Choose the word in one of the following three ways: according to the context, by using the correct form of the given word, or by using some given letter of the word. Remember to write the answers on the answer sheet.FamiliesExactly what is a family? Until about 50 years ago, the traditional American family consisted (46) ____a working husband, a wife at home, and two or more children. Responsibilities were clearly (47) ____(divide) in an American nuclear family, While the husband was earning a living, the wife was caring for the home and(48)____(raise) the children. Of course, these were (49) ____(except),but this concept of the family was the general rule until the 1960s.Since the 1960s, (50)how ____,the family has become more diverse, and changeable.Americans have accepted differing concepts of families, (51)____(include) single-parent, blended, two-paycheck, interracial, childless, and commuter families.Some critics believe that the American family has suffered (52)____(great) because of all the changes in society. According to these critics, the family had been much stronger before it began to struggle with issues such (53) ____divorce, working mothers, gay couples, and unmarried relationships. Today’s strongest critics feel that the traditional nuclear family will become rare in the 21st (54) ____.Nationwide, however, most Americans believe that the family is going to survive . In fact, almost all major surveys in recent years have found that the American family is as strong as it has ever been. For most Americans, the family continues to provide their deepest source of satisfaction and meaning in life. Thus, although today’s family is different from (55)____ it used to be, it seems to be thriving.Part IV Reading Comprehension ( 40 marks )Read the following passages. Each passage is followed by several questions. Respond to the questions according to the passage. Remember to write the answers on the answer sheet.Section A ( 10 marks )Questions 56-60 are based on the following passage.Are Computer Alive?The topic of thought is one area of psychology, and many observers have considered this aspect in connection with robots and computers: some of the old worries about AI—artificial intelligence—were closely linked to the question of whether computers could think. The first massive electronic computers, capable of rapid (if often unreliable ) computation and little or no creative activity, were soon called “electronic brains.”A reaction to this terminology quickly followed. To put them in their place ,computers were called “high—speed idiots,” an effort to protect human vanity. In such a climate, the possibility of computers actually being alive was rarely considered: it was bad enough that computers might be capable of thought. But not everyone realized the implications of the high—speed idiot tag. It has not been pointed out often enough that even the human idiot is one of the most intelligent life forms on Earth. If the early computers were even that intelligent , it was already a remarkable state of affairs.One consequence of speculation about the possibility of computer thought was that we were forced to examine with new care the idea of thought in general. It soon became clear that we were not sure what we meat by such terms as thought and thinking. We tend to assume that human beings think, some more than others , though we often call people thoughtless or unthinking. Dreams cause a problem, partly because they usually happen outside our control. They are obviously some type of thinking? And the question of nonhuman life formsadds further problems. Many of us would maintain that some of the higher animals--dogs, cats , apes, and so on--are capable of at least basic thought, but what about fish and insects? It is certainly true that the higher mammals show complex brain activity when tested with the appropriate equipment .If thinking is demonstrated by evident electrical activity in the brain, then many animal species are capable of thought. Once we have formulated clear ideas on what thought is in biological creatures, it will be easier to discuss the question of thought in artifacts（人工制品）. And what is true of thought is also true of many other mental processes. One of the immensebenefits of AI research is that we are being forced to check carefully the working of the human mind.It is already clear that machines have superior mental abilities to many life forms. No fern or oak tree can play chess as well as even the simplest digital computer; nor can frogs weld car bodies as well as robots. The mechanical manipulator is cleverer in some ways than the three -toed sloth(树獭). It seems that ,viewed in terms of intellect, the computer should be set well above plants and most animals .Only the higher animals can, it seems , compete with computers with regard to intellect--and even then with diminishing success.( Examples of this are in the games of chess. Some of the word's best players are now computers.)Questions 56-58: Read the questions and the four choices marked A,B,C and D, and decide which is the best choice according to the passage.56.The first electronic computers were ______.A. Slow and reliableB. large and fastC. creative and accurate d. Unreliable and small57.In the author's view ,mental activities are characteristic of_______.A. All plants and animalsB. Some animalsC .human beings alone C. Computers58.What does the author say about machines thinking?A. It is somewhat possible.B. It is totally impossible.C. It will not be realized too soon.D. It may surpass human thinking someday. Questions 59-60: Complete the following with information given in the passage in a maximum of two words for each blank.59. The author feels that by calling these early computers “high-speed idiots,” people were really implying that computers would never be capable of_____.60. The author believes that such words as thought and thinking might come to be better understood because of research into _____and computers.Section B (10 marks)Questions 61-65 are based on the following passage.The Life of Jackie ChanOne of the most popular film personalities in the world, Jackie Chan came from a poverty-stricken Hong Kong family—so poor, claims Chan, that he was almost sold in infancy to a wealthy British couple. As it turned out, Chan became his family’s sole support. Enrolled in the Chinese Opera Research Institute at the age of seven, he spent the next decade in rigorous training for a career in the Peking Opera, excelling in martial arts and acrobatics.Billed as Cheng Lung, Chan entered films in his mid-teens, appearing in 25 productions before his 20th birthday. Starting out as a stunt man, Chan was promoted to stardom as the potentialsuccessor to the late Bruce Lee. In his earliest starring films, he was cast as a stone-cold serious type, determined to avenge Lee’s death. Only when he began playing for laughs did Chan truly attain full celebrity status. Frequently referred to as the Buster Keaton of kung-fu, Chan’s outlook on life is a lot more optimistic than Keaton’s, but in his tireless devotion to the most elaborate of sight gags and the most awe-inspiring of stunts (many of which have nearly cost him his life), Chan is Keaton incarnate.From 1987’s The Young Master onward, Chan has usually been his own director and screenwriter. His best Hong Kong-produced films include the nonstop action-fests Project A(1983), Police Story (1985), Armor of God(1986), and the Golden Horse Award-winning Crime Story (1993)—not to mention the multiple sequels of each of the aforementioned titles. Despite his popularity in Europe and Asia, Chan was for many years unable to make a dent in the American market. He tried hard in such films as The Big Brawl (1980) and the first two Cannonball Run flicks, but American filmgoers just weren’t buying.At long last, Chan mined U.S. box-office gold with 1996’s Rumble in the Bronx, a film so exhilarating that the audience never noticed those distinctly Canadian mountain ranges looming behind the “Bronx”skyline. Chan remained the most popular Asian actor with the greatest potential to cross over into the profitable English-Speaking markets, something he again demonstrated when he co-starred with Chris Tucker in the 1998 box-office hit Rush Hour. Chan had another success on his hands with Shanghai Noon, a comedy Western in which he starred as an Imperial Guard dispatched to the American West to rescue the kidnapped daughter (Lucy Liu )of the Chinese Emperor.Questions 61-63: Read the passage, and then tell whether the following statements are true (T) or the false (F).61. Jackie Chan started as a comedy actor and then moved into serious roles.62. Chan was very popular in the United States right away with his first movie.63. The last three movies mentioned, Rumble in the Bronx, Rush Hour, and Shanghai Noon—were very successful.Questions 64-65: Answer the following questions according to the passage.64.What did Jackie Chan learn for a career in the Peking Opera?65. When did Jackie Chan get full celebrity status?Section C (10 marks)Question 66-70 are based on the following passage.What Makes Sound Beautiful?(69) Beauty is certainly more than skin-deep. However you might define it, beauty extends far beyond the visual to that which pleases other senses and even the mind. The most important among these other routes for the observation of beauty is the sense of hearing, Music is routinely recognized as beautiful. So are other sounds, like the whispering of wind through pines or the gentle purring of a catJust as philosophers and scientists have struggled to define visual beauty, they have attempted to analyze the appeal of pleasant sounds as well. Ultimately, sonic () beauty is in the ear of the beholder. Research and intuition can, however, suggest reasons why one person considers a musical piece gorgeous while another considers it a bucketful of noise.The existence of noise is a clue in itself. A conventional definition of noise would include adjectives like unwanted, annoying , disorganized, or meaningless. Sounds that have no discernible pattern to them or that intrude on mental order are not generally considered beautiful. The relationship of sound to the situation is crucial. An assertive orchestral piece like Copland’s “Fanfare for the Common Man” could be strikingly beautiful at a Fourth of July celebration yet decidedly annoying when it blares from someone else’s apartment while you are trying to concentrate on a difficult task.But it is the quest to discover the role of pattern that takes us beyond such intuitive judgments about the beauty of sound. In the 1930s, a mathematician named George Birkhoff proposed formulas that would place a given work score higher than less beautiful art. He proposed different specifics for analyzing painting , or geometric figures, or poetry, or music, but his central formula is M=O/C. The symbol M stands for beauty, O for organization, and C for complexity . (70 )In other words, a work of music that is very well organized and not very complicated scores higher than a work with similary good organization but a high degree of complexity. Organization is good, complexity is bad.This aspect of Birkhoff’s approach clearly oversimplifies the case. Organization and complexity to contribute to the perceived beauty of a musical piece , but not as mere opposites. They entwine and influence the piece in combination with each other and with other factors. To illustrate this , let’s consider one of those other factors, the musical experience and knowledge that a listener brings to a piece of music.Music critics are well-known for disliking words that become immensely popular and for praising material that the general public finds boring or even unpleasant. Why should this disparity be so common? Or why should a 40-year-o;d who loved bouncy pop music during his teen years now find it hard to tolerate his own teenage children’s taste in music?The answers probably involve a certain ideal level of complexity, a point where the complexity of a piece and the way it is organized are matched perfectly with a listener’s knowledge and experience. The work presents enough of a challenge so that the listener can enjoy thinking about and deciphering its patterns, but it is not so impossibly complex that the listener remains confused .A work that falls far below his ideal level is too simple or too familiar to be interesting. A work that reaches far above the ideal levels is frustrating and dissatisfying.Questions 66--68:Answer the following questions according to the passage.66. What adjectives are used to define noise conventionally?67. According to the passage, what is the relationship between organization and complexity when contributing to the perceived beauty of a musical piece?68. What level of complexity is ideal to a musical piece?Questions 69--70: Translate the underlined sentences 69 and 70.Section D (10 marks)Questions 71-75 are based on the following passage.Apology makes RightWhether used to repair old , strained relationships or to lay the groundwork for new, productive ones, the mighty “sorry” has proved effective.Apologies are powerful . They resolve conflicts without violence, repair disunity between nations, allow governments to acknowledge the suffering of their citizens, and restore balance to personal relationships. They are an effective way to restore trust and gain respect. They can be a sign of strength: proof that the apologizer has the self-confidence to admit a mistake.Apologies, like so many other communication strategies, begin at home. They are one of what some linguists call speech acts and are used to keep relationships on track. Each cultural group has its own customs with regard to conversational formalities, including conventionalized means of repairing disruption.In the American context, there is enough evidence that women are more inclined to offer an expression of apology than men. One woman, for example, told me that her husband’s resistance to apologizing makes their disputes go on and on. Once, after he forgot to give her a particularly important telephone message, she couldn’t get over her anger, not because he had forgotten (she realized anyone can make a mistake)but because he didn’t apologize. “Had I done something like that,” she said, “I would have fallen all over myself saying how sorry I was ... I felt as though he didn’t care.” When I asked her husband for his side of the story, he said apologizing would not have repaired the damage. “So what good does it do?” he wondered.The good it does is cementing the relationships. By saying he was sorry----and saying it as if he meant it----he would have conveyed that he felt bad about letting her down. Not saying anything sent the opposite message: it implied he didn’t care. Showing that you empathize provides the element of regret that is central to apologies----as does the promise to make amends and not repeat the offense. In the absence of these, why should the wife trust her husband not to do it again?Apologies can be equally powerful in day-to-day situations at home and at work. One companymanager told me that they were magic bullets. When he admitted to subordinates that he had made a mistake and then expressed remorse, they not only forgave him, but became even more loyal. Conversely, when I asked people what most frustrated them in their work lives, coworkers refusing to admit fault was a frequent answer.Questions 71-75: Read the passage carefully and then complete each space in the summary in a maximum of three words from the passage .Summary:Part V Translation (10 marks)Translate the following sentences into English , using the words given in brackets . Remember to write the answer on the answer sheet .76.她总是觉得受人监视而心神不宁。
石家庄铁路职业技术学院2014全国大学生英语竞赛初赛成绩及获奖选手名单
石家庄铁路职业技术学院2014全国大学生英语竞赛初赛成绩及获奖选手名单4月13日由外语系组织学院学生参加的2014年全国大学生英语竞赛初赛（D类）在我院举行，全校共325名同学报名参加了此次比赛。
经过紧张评卷，我院共评出：一等奖2名、二等奖5名、三等奖10名、优胜奖20名。
后上报全国大学生英语竞赛组委会，经审批核准后，我院一等奖选手、旅游英语专业51221班高倩同学及11391班王琰同学获得参加决赛资格，将代表我院参加5月11日在河北师范大学举行的决赛，同时，王泽州等35位同学在此次大赛中获奖。
现将具体获奖名单及参赛选手成绩单公布如下：奖项姓名考场考号一等奖2 高倩11 201400110002王琰11 201400110025二等奖5 王泽洲8 201400080025孙府杰10 201400010003郭明月10 201400010004申治坤 3 201400030028杨笑11 201400110009三等奖10 刘曼曼8 201400080002杨静 5 201400050019刘辉 2 201400020012彭孟娇 2 201400020021葛晶欣 5 201400050030刘梦丹7 201400070021姚海鑫8 201400080020杨思慧11 201400110024董素芳8 201400080026优胜奖20 赵亮 5 201400050004杨品品8 201400080027刘烨 2 201400020014张瑜 2 201400020008张云杰 2 201400020018牛巧霞 2 201400020006王静 2 201400020017张煜阳 3 201400030008祝永生7 201400070027王凯7 201400070028赵敏11 201400110021赵圆圆11 201400110018徐芳 4 201400040009袁淼淼 5 201400050001李聪聪10 201400100002李园11 201400110003魏权 5 201400050003侯越 6 201400060029徐海楠11 201400110001秦琪 6 201400060022史云丽10 201400100021成绩单第一考场序号准考证号姓名班级成绩1 201400010001 李蕴涛61322 缺考2 201400010002 李倩男61322 缺考3 201400010003 孙府杰11313 95．54 201400010004 郭明月11313 945 201400010005 王香沛11313 37．56 201400010006 马聪11313 缺考7 201400010007 彭立伟11313 缺考8 201400010008 王超11313 79 201400010009 刘征志11313 缺考10 201400010010 马晓曼11313 3811 201400010011 邹辉11313 缺考12 201400010012 王洪涛11313 1613 201400010013 阿克花11313 38．514 201400010014 智林鹤11313 缺考15 201400010015 高风宽11313 缺考16 201400010016 金鑫鑫11313 2617 201400010017 梁震宇11313 1918 201400010018 冯凯歌11313 4819 201400010019 张旭坤11313 38．520 201400010020 高铁宁11313 2621 201400010021 闫贝贝11313 1922 201400010022 刘丹娜21381 缺考23 201400010023 王军军21381 缺考24 201400010024 张伟鹏21381 缺考25 201400010025 刘东霖21381 缺考26 201400010026 米佳铺21381 缺考27 201400010027 张欢欢21381 65．528 201400010028 屈晓英21381 6329 201400010029 李亚婷21381 缺考30 201400010030 常浩然11313 12第二考场序号准考证号姓名班级成绩1 201400020001 闫乐11313 112 201400020002 贾新彪11313 缺考3 201400020003 陈霄峰11313 缺考4 201400020004 贺文杰11313 655 201400020005 范文博111322 缺考6 201400020006 牛巧霞71344 797 201400020007 苗力月71344 618 201400020008 张瑜71344 809 201400020009 王聪聪71344 5710 201400020010 刘会宽71344 3511 201400020011 马泽华71344 49．512 201400020012 刘辉71344 9013 201400020013 王存浩71344 1014 201400020014 刘烨71344 8315 201400020015 沈泽林71344 5416 201400020016 焦雪洁31311 4617 201400020017 王静31311 7918 201400020018 张云杰31311 8019 201400020019 于园园31311 6720 201400020020 刘娇娇31311 4921 201400020021 彭孟娇31311 8922 201400020022 冯秋月31311 3923 201400020023 张超31311 6924 201400020024 董智超31311 6525 201400020025 李欣茹31311 3926 201400020026 康晓玲31311 缺考27 201400020027 李香凝31311 缺考28 201400020028 冯特31311 5329 201400020029 杜津31311 65．530 201400020030 周琴31311 73第三考场序号准考证号姓名班级成绩1 201400030001 贾阔111312 缺考2 201400030002 田红义111312 缺考3 201400030003 班文康111312 缺考4 201400030004 朱绍良111312 缺考5 201400030005 季鹏111312 缺考6 201400030006 冯璐111312 缺考7 201400030007 侯亚楠111311 缺考8 201400030008 张煜阳71354 799 201400030009 王莎71352 6610 201400030010 王容娟71352 4111 201400030011 徐辉燕71352 2612 201400030012 崔冉71352 缺考13 201400030013 吕丽71352 缺考14 201400030014 曹思文71352 3415 201400030015 于泽满71352 缺考16 201400030016 张嫚71352 缺考17 201400030017 贾胜乐71352 4318 201400030018 刘思捷71352 23．519 201400030019 李啸宇71352 2620 201400030020 刘梦71352 5721 201400030021 李潘71352 4922 201400030022 刘奕71352 3023 201400030023 赵玲71352 85．524 201400030024 卢雪艳71352 58．525 201400030025 王雅71352 缺考26 201400030026 吴拉71352 5727 201400030027 房涛71352 58．528 201400030028 申治坤71352 93．529 201400030029 张文文71352 57．530 201400030030 董浩71352 缺考第四考场序号准考证号姓名班级成绩1 201400040001 陈光远71352 缺考2 201400040002 秦谷兰71352 缺考3 201400040003 程澄31312 434 201400040004 翟永鹏31312 缺考5 201400040005 林芳如31312 516 201400040006 王梦雨31312 35．57 201400040007 杨淑媛31312 548 201400040008 田甜31312 339 201400040009 徐芳21361 76．510 201400040010 焦润格71352 3311 201400040011 何磊91332 2912 201400040012 要鑫91332 缺考13 201400040013 冀立立91332 57．514 201400040014 孟羽锋91332 70．515 201400040015 陈雨91332 45．516 201400040016 张康91332 32．517 201400040017 焦成龙91332 30．518 201400040018 霍翔宇91332 68．519 201400040019 安文博91332 35．520 201400040020 候印鑫91332 52．521 201400040021 王淦91332 1122 201400040022 史亚东91332 4523 201400040023 李崇91332 2024 201400040024 刘健91332 38．525 201400040025 王国栋91332 缺考26 201400040026 王海洋91332 6727 201400040027 郝盛91332 3428 201400040028 许洺甜91332 5529 201400040029 宋阳91332 3530 201400040030 董育91332 47第五考场序号准考证号姓名班级成绩1 201400050001 袁淼淼91332 76．52 201400050002 董景弟91332 673 201400050003 魏权91331 75．54 201400050004 赵亮91331 845 201400050005 马攀91331 526 201400050006 王壹杰91331 46．57 201400050007 赵晟91331 508 201400050008 谢强91331 389 201400050009 曾夏鹏91331 缺考10 201400050010 祝乾坤91331 2011 201400050011 葛志东91331 63．512 201400050012 盛文杰91331 41．513 201400050013 纪金典91331 2514 201400050014 张金朋91331 6515 201400050015 房晓靓91331 69．516 201400050016 李雪梅91331 42．517 201400050017 王杰91331 3718 201400050018 王殷鑫71342 5619 201400050019 杨静51211 91．520 201400050020 刘晓瑞71353 缺考21 201400050021 冀俊涛71353 5022 201400050022 田泽群71353 7123 201400050023 尤莹莹71353 62．524 201400050024 张寒71353 61．525 201400050025 韩依星71353 7126 201400050026 崔莲莲71353 7427 201400050027 程杜鹃71353 3428 201400050028 米悦71353 缺考29 201400050029 张玉洁71353 64．530 201400050030 葛晶欣71353 89第六考场序号准考证号姓名班级成绩1 201400060001 刘力宁91371 542 201400060002 王进91371 363 201400060003 张鹏飞91371 674 201400060004 徐博雅91371 74．55 201400060005 张文彦91371 59．56 201400060006 吕若冰91371 727 201400060007 杨亚梦91371 458 201400060008 赵鑫91371 559 201400060009 刘亚州91371 53．510 201400060010 侯尧尧91371 66．511 201400060011 程学依91371 51．512 201400060012 剌京健111311 29．513 201400060013 申书鹏111311 4114 201400060014 王佳丽61351 2715 201400060015 靳月31341 缺考16 201400060016 王娜31341 74．517 201400060017 张肖瑶31341 69．518 201400060018 潘启明31341 6119 201400060019 柴琳丽31341 缺考20 201400060020 张爽31341 65．521 201400060021 隽天利31341 缺考22 201400060022 秦琪31341 7523 201400060023 刘梦金31341 缺考24 201400060024 张姿31341 缺考25 201400060025 潘倩倩31341 6026 201400060026 王莹31341 66．527 201400060027 节海南31341 45．528 201400060028 杜雨娇31341 缺考29 201400060029 侯越31341 75．530 201400060030 李晶31341 缺考第七考场序号准考证号姓名班级成绩1 201400070001 刘海楠31341 缺考2 201400070002 张文杰31341 69．53 201400070003 李迅31341 缺考4 201400070004 崔处蛟31341 625 201400070005 冯雅茹31341 55．56 201400070006 王草31341 缺考7 201400070007 王叶31341 缺考8 201400070008 陈江川31341 619 201400070009 王成31341 57．510 201400070010 周润栋31341 46．511 201400070011 黄俊21381 5812 201400070012 郭晓东71341 53．513 201400070013 冯贺情71341 3914 201400070014 童娜娜71341 6215 201400070015 齐腾71341 6216 201400070016 邢东旭71341 6217 201400070017 贾晓蕊71341 4818 201400070018 孙合静71341 缺考19 201400070019 刘琛璐71341 23．520 201400070020 田晓准21311 2321 201400070021 刘梦丹21362 88．522 201400070022 赵晓璇21362 缺考23 201400070023 李东超71342 缺考24 201400070024 陈帅帅71342 3625 201400070025 李世豪71342 57．526 201400070026 吴震71342 缺考27 201400070027 祝永生71342 7928 201400070028 王凯11381 78．529 201400070029 许琳颖11381 54．530 201400070030 杨洺11381 49．5第八考场序号准考证号姓名班级成绩1 201400080001 聂博文11381 65．52 201400080002 刘曼曼11381 933 201400080003 高宇航11381 67．54 201400080004 祁燕廷11381 375 201400080005 赵云超11381 62．56 201400080006 张健11381 597 201400080007 池建森11381 43．58 201400080008 张小会11381 52．59 201400080009 魏浩松11381 2010 201400080010 郭启顺11381 6711 201400080011 王欢11381 37．512 201400080012 田梦11381 49．513 201400080013 权天宇11381 5914 201400080014 张雪薇11381 54．515 201400080015 袁红超11381 42．516 201400080016 田野11381 32．517 201400080017 蔡新潮11381 40．518 201400080018 刘洋11381 2919 201400080019 刘莹浩11381 3220 201400080020 姚海鑫11381 8821 201400080021 马昕源11381 2722 201400080022 张婵婵31391 6123 201400080023 石森71354 5624 201400080024 王青海11322 5925 201400080025 王泽洲11322 9926 201400080026 董素芳21311 8627 201400080027 杨品品21312 8428 201400080028 王印91361 31．529 201400080029 曹佳乐91361 5830 201400080030 毛泽辉91361 29第九考场序号准考证号姓名班级成绩1 201400090001 孔枭91361 582 201400090002 李建林91361 383 201400090003 张森91361 734 201400090004 张坤91361 515 201400090005 崔秀震11392 66．56 201400090006 索丽娜11392 547 201400090007 甘晓铭11392 438 201400090008 张美枝41321 45．59 201400090009 刘德艳41321 45．510 201400090010 闫喜翠41321 64．511 201400090011 殷纪璇11382 6312 201400090012 苏思晴11382 1313 201400090013 王玲11382 4314 201400090014 李聪11382 3615 201400090015 铁娟娟11382 6416 201400090016 周凡11382 5917 201400090017 岑艳11382 35．518 201400090018 肖添11382 6519 201400090019 孙鑫宇11382 7420 201400090020 杨士亨11382 缺考21 201400090021 尹立11382 3722 201400090022 安召龙11382 3223 201400090023 史振立11382 缺考24 201400090024 赵蕴卓11382 缺考25 201400090025 吕军彪11382 7426 201400090026 曹礼军11382 35．527 201400090027 王浩博11382 72．528 201400090028 牟启航11382 3829 201400090029 刘赛赛11382 2330 201400090030 曹林峰11382 34．5第十考场序号准考证号姓名班级成绩1 201400100001 刘嘉伟11382 34．52 201400100002 李聪聪11382 763 201400100003 夏华龙11382 514 201400100004 沈晴晴11382 85 201400100005 杜正洲11382 746 201400100006 陈战11311 71．57 201400100007 王玉莹11311 448 201400100008 王磊11311 489 201400100009 杨薏璇11311 缺考10 201400100010 范玉森11311 6011 201400100011 贾栋梁11311 6712 201400100012 梁森11312 59．513 201400100013 李瑞斌11312 3114 201400100014 田宏鹏11312 1515 201400100015 叶伯健11312 17．516 201400100016 敦泽瀛11312 2017 201400100017 李永旭11312 1518 201400100018 祁彦龙11312 缺考19 201400100019 常晓煜11312 6620 201400100020 高飞11312 3321 201400100021 史云丽11312 7522 201400100022 侯杏杰11312 59．523 201400100023 孔德顺11312 6324 201400100024 左建伟11312 3225 201400100025 石宙11312 1726 201400100026 张洪亮11312 72．527 201400100027 宇文富11312 3128 201400100028 张胜超11312 1229 201400100029 刘生杰11312 3630 201400100030 李志文11312 40第十一考场序号准考证号姓名班级成绩1 201400110001 徐海楠51221 75．52 201400110002 高倩51221 1113 201400110003 李园51221 764 201400110004 于欣51221 缺考5 201400110005 王立娜测绘133 706 201400110006 郑媛测绘134 607 201400110007 张贺测绘133 628 201400110008 纪喆51311 缺考9 201400110009 杨笑51311 93．510 201400110010 李悦51311 缺考11 201400110011 邓爽51311 6912 201400110012 邵爱双51311 缺考13 201400110013 王燕51311 72．514 201400110014 闫月圆51311 7115 201400110015 陈国立51311 缺考16 201400110016 王辉51311 6217 201400110017 王书贤51311 缺考18 201400110018 赵圆圆51311 77．519 201400110019 聂洁辉51311 3920 201400110020 周茹月51311 7321 201400110021 赵敏51221 78．522 201400110022 陈彦萌51221 7223 201400110023 李蕊51311 3624 201400110024 杨思慧11391 87．525 201400110025 王琰11391 100．5相关推荐：2014年全国大学生英语竞赛初赛成绩查询信息汇总（全国所有高校）2014年大学生英语竞赛初赛真题及参考答案汇总（更新中……）2014年全国大学生英语竞赛初赛评奖及决赛晋级标准（附奖励办法）全国大学生英语竞赛历年真题及答案汇总（2005-2013）2014年全国大学生英语竞赛样题及参考答案汇总。
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2012中加一班
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2011财政学三班
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2012金融二班
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2009 National English Contest forCollege Students(Level D – Preliminary)Part I Listening Comprehension（25 minutes, 30 marks）Section A (5 marks)In this section, you will hear five short conversations. Each conversation will be read only once. At the end of each conversation, there will be a pause. During the pause, read the question and three choices marked A, B and C, and decide which is the best choice. Then mark the corresponding letter on the answer sheet with a single line through the center.1.What time was the man’s appointment?A. 10:30.B. 11:00.C. 11:40.2.What kind of table does Sally want?A. A small round table.B. A small square table.C. A big round table.3.Which man is the math teacher?A. The man in a dark shirt.B. The man with a hat.C. The man in a nice suit.4.What’s the man’sA. He isn’t upset about it.B. He decides to give up driving.C. He will drive more carefully in future.5.What did the boy do about the fire?A. He was so afraid that he ran away.B. He managed to put it out.C. He was scared and didn’t know what to do.Section B(10 marks)In this section, you will hear two long conversations. Each conversation will be read only once. At the end of each conversation, there will be a one-minute pause. During the pause, read the five questions, each with the three choices marked A, B and C, and decide which is the best choice. Then mark the corresponding letter on the answer sheet with a single line through the center.Conversation One6. How long will it take the man to get to Newcastle by train?A. One hour.B.Two hours.C.Three hours.7. How much does a return ticket to Newcastle cost?A. $25. B$40. C. $50.8. What can the man buy on the train for lunch?A. Drinks and sandwiches. B Drinks only. C. Biscuits.9. What’s the address of the travel agency?A. 22 Maleet Street.B. 22 Mallet Street.C. 22 Malet Street.10. Where does the conversation take place?A. At a train station.B. In a restaurant.C. At an information booth.Conversation Two11. What ages is the computer game suitable for?A. Eight to thirteen.B.Under eight.C. Over thirteen.12. Where is Black’s PC shop located?A. En Cambridge.B. In London.C. In Peterstown.13. Which of the following postures shows the correct location of the shop?’s DepartmentA. B. C.14. What day meet weed is the last day you can get a game free?A. Monday. C. Friday.15. How much did the computer game cost?A. $24.B. $30.C. $48.Section C (5 marks)In this section, you will hear a monologue. The monologue will be read only once. At the end of the monologue, there will be a pause. During the pause, read the five questions, each with three choices marked A,B and C, and decide which is the best choice. Then mark the corresponding letter on the answer sheet with a single line through the center.16. What can visitors see in the Ford Room?A. Some photos of the old town.B. Some pictures of gardens.C. Some beautiful fresh flowers.17. About how many clocks has the museum collected?A. 150.B.250.C.400.18. Where in the museum is there a clothes display?A. Upstairs on the left.B. Upstairs on the right.C. Downstairs on the right.19. What does the speaker suggest buying?A. Some beautiful clothes.B. Some colored photographs.C. The guide blood dot the museum.20. When does the museum close today?A. Half past five.B. Six o’clock.C. Half past six.Section D (10 marks)In this section, there is a short passage which will be read only once. Listen to the passage carefully, and then fill in blanks with words or phrases you hear on the tape. Remember to write the answers on the answer sheet.Allow me to give you a little advice about writing _21___ .First, made your characters _22___ . Made site that they behave and talk as _23___ . In real life, everyone is _24___ . If all your characters speak the same way and _25___ to things in the same way, you’ll lose your readers at the start.Once your readers believe in your characters, you must get them to care. Each reader must be able to _26___ at least one character, to “become” that character in his or her mind. You can do this by developing characters with _27___ human traits, both good and bad. The individuals who populate your story should have human _28___.Now it’s time to weave your tale, to create a plot. Your readers are part of the story now; they are _29___.One last thing… your story must touch its readers’ _30___. If you can made them laugh and cry along with your characters, you are on the way to becoming a successful writer.Part II Vocabulary and Structure (10 minutes, 15 marks)There are 15incomplete sentences in this pare. For each bland, there are four choices marked A, B, C and D. Choose the one that best completes the sentence. Then mark the corresponding letter on the31. She is ____ newcomer to ____ chemistry but she has already made some important discoveries.A. the; theB. the; /C. a; /D. a; the32. Jane was fairly good at English, but in mathematics she could not ____ the rest of the students in her class.A. put up withB. do away withC. keep up withD. run away with33. You have to read the manual carefully first, otherwise you ____ have difficulty using the cell phone.A. shouldB. willC. mightD. may34. Do you think he spilled the soup ____ purpose so that he wouldn’t have to eat it?A. forB. willC. byD. on35. Angela told me a while ago that she couldn’t wear her ____ sweetheart because it doesn’t go with anything else she has.A. green comfortable darkB. dark green comfortableC. comfortable dark greenD. dark comfortable green36. I’d rather you ____ anything about the garden until the weather improves.A. don’t makeB. ArmingC. Having armedD. Armed38. When I was in the waiting room at the station yesterday, I read a magazine in order to ____ some time.A. To armB. ArmingC. Having armedD. Armed39. She was so ____ in her job that she didn’t heat anybody knocking at the door.A. attractedB. Ever sinceC. So thatD. Now that41. Experiments in the photography of moving objects ____ in both the United States and Europe well before 1900.A. As soonB. Ever sinceC. So thatD. Now that42. They thought they could ____ for another week with more food.A. keepB. lastC. maintainD. retain43.—Was the driving pleasant when you vacationed in Canada last summer?A. was rainingB. would be rainingC. had been rainingD. rained44.Karen: Can you tell me if any proposal was accepted?Mitchell: ____ But, you can come see me if you have any better ideas.A. That’s very good.B. It’s very kind of you.C. I’m glad you did thatD. It was turned down45. Betty: What were you upset about?Smith: It’s a private matter.Betty: Why won’t you tell me?Smith: ______Betty: Well, I hope you can.A. Don’t worry.B. I don’t want to say it.C. You can’t be interested in it.D. I can deal with it myself.Part III Reading Comprehension (20 minutes, 35 marks)Section A (5 marks)There is one passage in this section with five questions .For each of them ,there are four choices marked A,B,C and D. You decide the best choice. Then mark the corresponding letter on the answer sheet with a single line through the center.Questions 46 to 50 are based on the following passage.The opening of your presentation is your first opportunity to meet the prospect face .It isthe most important part of your presentation because if you do not it effectively, the first 30 seconds are the most critical because you are setting the stage for what is to follow.When you walk into the prospect’s office ,he is tropically in middle in the middle of doing something else .You must direct his attention and interest away from this activity to what you have to say .You must also establish an immediate rapport（友好关系) with the prospect and answer the question on every buyer’s mind: “What’s in this meeting for me?”Finally, you must gather information about the prospect so you can tailor the body of the presentation around his current situation.You should mark certain assumptions concerning the prospect:1.You are calling on one person , not a group, and you have never met the prospect before .The prospect has never done business with your firm.2.You called the prospect on the telephone a week ago and set up this appointment.3.When you talked to him then ,you were able to qualify him as a potential prospect. Heis the primary decision maker and has a potential need for your product or service.46. In the passage the word “prospect” refers to_________A . your future bossB .an employerC .an explorerD .a possible customer47 .The first 30 second are the most critical because________A. you have to make your complete sales presentation in that timeB. the prospect may not have enough time to talk to youC. if you don’t have a good beginning your chances of failure are higherD. you may be nervous when you meet the prospect48. When you enter the prospect’s office you must________A. walk straight up to himB. greet him as warmly as possibleC. draw his attention to what you have to sayD. be ready to answer whatever questions he may have49. You must tailor the body of the presentation around the prospect’s current situation so that_______.A. it meets his present or potential needsB. you can set up an appointment with himC. you can convince him your products are very cheapD. he can make a decision on the spot50. The passage tells us how to_______.A. make a sales presentationB. make friends with a prospectC. present ourselves to a prospectD. make an appointment with a prospectSection B (10 marks)in a maximum of 10 words. Remember to write the answers on the answer sheet. Questions 51 to 55 are based on the following passage.BOOK REVIEW Mark Wertman’sTrue Confessions of a Real Mr.MomMost Americans agree that the workplace an the home are very different from the way they were thirty years ago. The world of work is no longer a man’s world. Between 1970 an 1995, the percentage of women who worker outside the home went from 50 percent to 76 percent. In the year 2000,of the more than 55 million married couples in the United State,10.5 million women were making more money than their husbands, and 2 million men were stay-at-home dads.Author, husband, and father Mark Wertman writes about being a stay-at-home dad in his book True Confessions of a Real Mr. Mom. His story will help other people who are learning how to live with the changing gender roles in our society.Mark and his wife, Georgine, were a two-income couple, but things changed when their first baby was born. Georgine wanted to continue her work as a lawyer, but someone had to stay at home to take care of the baby. Georgine had the higher paying job, so she became the provider. They had more children. Mark stayed at home to raise the children. In his book he tells many Stories about his role in the family.At first, it was difficult to change roles. The Wertman kids often went to Mrak first to talk about their problems .Georgine was jealous of the time the children spent with their father. Mark had some hard times, too. People often asked him,” When are you going to get a real job?” Even in the 21ST century, society respects the role of provider more than the role of child raiser. Mark found out all about this.Mark an Georgine learned that it is very important to talk about their problems. In the beginning , Mark thought Gergine had the easy job, and Georgine thought that Mark had it easy. Later they talked it over an making decisions together helps their relationship.The Wertmans are happy with the results of their decision. Their children are ready for a world where men an women can choose their roles. Wertman’s book is enjoyable an educational, especially for couples who want to switch roles. As Mark Wertman says, “We are society. We make the changes one by one. People ha ve to decide on what’s best for them and their families.”Questions:51.Why is the workplace no longer a man’s world?52.Wat is Mark Wertman’s book about?53.Why is Georgine the provider in the family?54.How do the Wertmans work out their problems?55.What does Mrak Wertman think about family roles?Section C (10 mark)Read the following advertisement and application letter carefully and answer questions 56 to 60. Complete each question in no more than five words. Remember to write the answers on the answer sheet.Questions 56 to 60 are based on the following advertisement and application letter.Section D(10 marks)In this section, there is one passage followed be a summary. For questions 61 to 65, please read the passage carefully and complete each space in the summary, using a maximum of three words from the passage. Remember to write the answers on the answer sheet Questions 61 to 65 are based on the following passage.William Shakespeare (1564-1616) wrote many plays and poem s which are known the world over. If you think the words of an Elizabethan playwright are not important today, well, think again. Shakespeare’s works have survived the years and then some! For example, Romeo and Juliet hs not only been performed again and again in theaters around the world, but it has also been made into a very popular movie twice!How did this famous writer start out in the theater? During the late 1500s, Shakespeare’s plays were a large Globe used very few props because the audience. Were always interesting and exciting partly because the audience yelled at , cheered, and talked with the performers.The Globe was a great success. However, in 1613 during a performance of Shakespeare’s Henry VIII, a cannon was fired on stage, setting off fire. The fie completely destroyed he theater. The Globe was rebuilt a year later, but it did not stay open long. The theater was closed by the Puritans, who did not approve of entertainment .The Globe never opened again. and the building was finally torn down in 1644.Theater lovers in England never forgot the Globe, and in 1970 a decision was made to rebuild it as closely to the original design as possible. Imagine how people felt when, in 1989, hose working on the new Globe came across part of the original building only about 100 meters from the new theater. They were building the new theater almost in the original Globe’s location! The new Globe opened in 1999. and has since won many awards as one of the best tourist attractions in Europe. Since the new theater opened, hundreds of thousands of people have attended Shakespearean performances such as A Midsummer Night’s Dream, As You Like It, and Henry V Shakespeare, where air you now? At the Globe, of course.Part IV Cloze (15 minutes, 15 marks)There is an email and a more formal letter in this part. Read these two passages and fill in each blank with one word. Choose the word in one of the following the ways: according to the context. By using the correct form of the given word, or by using the given letters of the word. Remember to write the answers on the answer sheet.TO:From: Dave@We are sorry that our computer ordering system broke(66)____last week. The system is now up and (67) _____(run) again, but we think the goods you ordered will arrive two or three days late. I think the goods you’ve just ordered should arrive (68) are _____Thursday. Thanks a lot for telling us about the problem with the ZP200. You’ll be (69) plea ____ to know? The problem’s been put right now.Regarding the exhibition you’re organizing It seems you want to return bathe goods you don’t sell we’re certainly interested, but could I ask for more (70) dot ______ before I let you know? Finally, just (71) _____ tell you, as of May 1, our warehouse will be open 24 hours a day.Dear Ms Roberts:We would like to (72) _____ for the failure of our computer ordering system last week. Please be reassured that the goods ordered will only be (73) ________ by two or three working days. The estimated arrival time for your (74) _________ (late) order is Thursday.We are (75) gradually __________ to you for reporting the defect in the ZP200 modelwe are happy to announce that the defect has now been remedied.You meeting th e (76) ________(possible) of taking goods from us on a “sale or return” basis at an exhibition you are organizing. We can certainly (77) con __________our interest, but we would like to request (78) ________(far) information before we commit ourselves to a (79) _____.Please be advised (80) _________ as of May 1 our warehouse will be open 24 hours a day.Yours sincerely,David Smith Part V Translation (15 minutes,20 marks)Section A (10 marks)Translate the underlined sentences in the following passage into Chinese. Remember to write the answers on the answer sheet.(81) I will avoid gossip, jealousy, and negative thinking. Most people don’t think about what they think about. (82) Today, I will make a conscious effort to hold lovingand positive thoughts in my mind.I will write down my priorities, thinking of my loved ones and my responsibilities. (83) I may not get everything done, but I will do the most productivething possible at every given moment.(84)I Will strive to humble myself before others, controlling my ego (自我) and making other people feel important.I will spend time studying and, learn how to serve my fellow men better. (85) Iknow my growth in all areas will be in direct proportion to the service I give to others.I will not take rejection personally. I am first and foremost in the people business and, thus, realize they can only reject my proposal and not me. I will continue to persevere.Section B (10 marks)Translate the following sentences into English, using the words given in the brackets. Remember to write the answers on the answer sheet.86. 有些在语言学习上很有成就的人，在其他领域常常无所作为。
2010年全国大学生英语竞赛初赛（D类）试卷及答案
2010年全国⼤学⽣英语竞赛初赛（D类）试卷及答案2010 National English Contest for College Students(Level D—Preliminary)(总分：150分，答题时间：120分钟)Part I Listening Comprehension (30 marks)Section A (5 marks)In this section, you will hear five short conversations. Each conversation will be read only once. At the end of each conversation, there will be a pause. During the pause, read the question and three choices marked A,B and C, and decide which is the best choice. Then mark the corresponding letter on the answer sheet with a single line through the center.1.What‘s the weather like during Jack‘s holiday?A. It is snowing.B. It is sunny.C. It is raining.2.When wkll Rob have his nest driving lesson?A.On Monday.B. On Saturday.C. On Friday.3.How much do the woman‘s sports socks cost?A.$2.50.B.$3.99.C.$5.oo.4.why will Colin be home late ?A.He played football with his friends after school.B.He had to wait a long time for the bus.C.He did his homework at John‘s house.5.Where is the fish market?(图⽆法编制)Section B (10 marks)In this section, you will hear two long conversations. Each conversation will be read only once. At the end of each conversation, there will be a one-minute pause. During the pause, read the five questions, each with the three choices markde A, B and C, and decide which is the best choice. Then mark the correspngding letter on the answer sheet with a single line through the center.Conversation 16.When was Pan‘s accident?A.Yesterday.B. Two days ago.C.A week ago.7.What happened to Pam?A.She got kicded when riding a horse.B.She fell off her bicycle on her wqy to the boat club.C.She fell into the water while sailing a boat.8.Which part o f Pam‘s bofy got injured in the accident?A.One of her arms.B.Her brother.C. Her parents.9.Who will Pam stay with when she leaves hospital?A.After dinner.B. During lunch time.C. In the afternoon.10.When is the hospital open to visitors?A.Afer dinner.B. During lunch time.C. In the afternoon.Conversation 211.When did Jane and her family go to Scotland?A.In June.B.InJuly. C In August.12.What was the weather like during their holiday for most of the time?A.Windy.B. Wet.C. Sunny.13.How much did Jane‘s ticket for the boat trip cost?A.$12.B. $15.C. $20.14.Where did Jane‘s family stay in the Scottish village?A.In a guest-house.B. On a camp-site.C. At a hotel.15.What did Jane say about the village pub?A.Rather expensive.B. Nice and Friendly. C Very small.Section C (5 marks)In this section, you will hear a monologue. The monologue will be read only once. At the end of the monologue, there will be a pause. During the pause, read the five questions, each with three choices marked A, B and C, and decide which is the best choice. Then mark the corresponding letter on the answer sheet with a single line through the center.16.Where was George Weekes born?A.In Jamaica.B.In london.C.In Manchester.17.What does George say about his parts of London?A.It is a place well worth visiting.B. .It has problem as well as advantages.C. .It is the city‘s center.18.What does George‘s wife‘s favorite shop sell?A.ClothesB.Food.C.Books.19.Why does George like the bookshop?A.The books there are inexpensive.B.He can talk about his books to the customers there.C.It has many books he likes to read.20.Where does George sometimes go for a run?A.Along the river bank.B.It the country.C.On a farm.Section D(10 marks)In this section,there is a short passage which will be read twice. Listen to the passage carefully,and the blanks with the words or phrases you hear on the tape. Remember to write the answers on the answer sheet.E xercise is essential for mind,body and(21)_____.It‘s one of the best ways to(22)_____when all around you everything seems more and more unbalanced and the world becomes ever more fastand(23)_____.Don‘t groan because this is yet another article about(24)____.The reason why there are so many is that it is (25)_____good for you.There are plenty of reasons why you should exercise and very few –for most of us-why you should‘t.Exercise improves muscle(26)____and provides quick changes in(27)_____.It improves muscle power and promotes good posture-the way in which you hold your body when sitting or standing.It helps(28)____muscle imbalances which can lead to injuries.It provides quick improvement in(29)____such as things,stomach and upper arms.It imprves the condition of the heart and lungs and(30)_____.Part IIvocabulary and structure(15marks)There are 15 incomplete sentences in this part.For each blank, there are four choices markedA,B,CandD.Choose the one that best complets the sentence. Then mark the corresponding letter on the answer sheet with a sheet with a single line through the center.31.A webmaster is responsible_____developing and maintaining the Web site belonging to an organization or company.A.onB.aboutC.forD.to32.Each of the fifty US states has its own flag;in addition to this; each one has a state bird,____the mockingbird for Florida.A.of whichB.such asC.as forD.as well33.The comedian told the audience_____both hands every time they heard the word cat.A.for raisingB.who rise Cthat raise D.to raise34.Lorie waited over an hour for Ken.He really____have called her,don‘t you think?A.mustB.wouldC.mayD.should35.Please are a favorite subject for photographers because of____produced by the ice.A.cherishB.respectC.attendD.consider36.Icebergs are a favorite subject for photographers because of____produced by the ice.A.the remarkably vividB.the vivid blue remarkableC.remarkably the blue vivid.D.blue the vivid remarkable.37.You might not care about visiting your parents, but it___a lot to them.A.attachesB.associatesC.mattersD.concerns38.Please put the sauce on the side___on top of the chicken.A.owing toB.but forC.instead ofD.apart from39.There are many problems_____ the new program.A.adapted toB.concentrated onC.depended on Drelated to40.There‘s no reason to____me to do it now.I‘ll do it on my own later.A.punishB.controlC.forceD.insist41.If you buy twenty or more,you will get a____.A.favorB.meritC.discountD.budgest42.Some people believe that if you___a mirror,you___have seven years of bad luck.A.break;willB.will break;wouldC.break;wouldD.broke;will43.Fred:Thank you for a lovely evening.Amanda:I‘m glad you enjoyed it.Fred:_____Amanda:Yes,that‘d be nice. B YE THEN .Drive carefully.AThe food is very delicious. B.Do you want to go with me?C.It‘s really nice walking with you.D.You must over to our place next time. 44．Tom: So, ____ ?Boris: Oh, nothing much.The usual things,you know.Tom: Mm...still working at the same place,I suppose?Boris:Yes,that‘s right.A. what have you been up toB. What did you say just nowC. what can I do for youD. What happened to you45. Emily: _____?Scott: Yes, it certainly is.Emily: About time too—after all that rain we had.Scott:Yes, I know. That‘s why we went away this year.A.Is there anything I can do for youB.Is it suitable for you to goC.Is it a sunny day todayD.Isn‘t this weather fantasticPart III Cloze ( 10 marks )Read the passage and fill in each bank with one word. Choose the word in one of the following three ways: according to the context, by using the correct form of the given word, or by using some given letter of the word. Remember to write the answers on the answer sheet.Many of the things we do depend ( 46 )____ receiving information from other people.( 47 ) Ca___ a train, making a phone call and going to the cinema all involve information which is stored, ( 48 ) pro ____ and communicated. In the past this information used to be kept on paper in the ( 49 ) f ___ of , for example, books, newspapers and timetables. Now more and more information is put on computers.Computer play an important ( 50) ___ in our everyday lives, sometimes without us even ( 51) ___ ( realize) it. Consider the use of computers in both shops and offices. Big shops, ( 52 ) es ___ chain stores with branches all over the country, have to deal with very large amounts of information. They have to make sure there are enough goods on the shelves for customers to buy. They need to be able to re-order before stocks run ( 53 ) ___ and to decide which things are selling well and so on. All these processes get performed quickly and ( 54 ) effi ___ by computer.A lot of office work in the past involved information on paper. Once it had been dealt with by people,the paper was put away for future reference. This way of doing things was not ( 55 ) _____ ( particular ) easy or fast. A computerized system is much more efficient.Parrt IV Reading Comprehension ( 40 marks )Read the following passages. Each passage is followed by several questions. Respond to the questions accrding to the passage. Remember to write the answers on the answer sheet.Section A ( 10 marks )When we think of good health, we almost always think about eating good food and doing exercise. However, geting enough sleep and dreaming are also part of good healh.After a hectic day of work and play, the body needs to rest, and sleep is the body‘s response to this need. Sleep is necessary for good health. During this time, the body recovers from the activities of the previous day. The rest that you get whilesleeping enables your body to prepare itself for the next day.There are four levels of sleep, each being a little deeeper than the one before. When you sleep, your muscles relax little by little. Your heart beats more slowly, and your brain slows down. After you reach the fourth level, your body shifts back and forth from one level of sleep to another.Although your mind slows down, from time to time you will dream. Scientists who study sleep say that when dreaming occurs, your eyeballs move more quickly ( although your eyelids are closed ).This stage of sleep is called REM, which stands for rapid eye movement. Not only all humans, but all mammals have been shown to experience this REM stage. Dreaming is a normal and necessary part of a good sleeping pattern, but no one knows why we dream.If you have trouble falling asleep, there are a few possible ways of solving this problem. Some people recommend breathing very deeply. Other people believe that drinking warm milk will help make you drowsy. There is also an old suggestion that counting sheep will put you to sleep!Questions 56—57: Read the questions and four choices marked A, B, C, and D, and decide which is the best choice according to the passage.56. Which of the follwing is not mentioned as having to do with good health?A. Eating good food.B. Doing exercise every day.C. Getting enough sleep and dreamingD. Having medical examinations regularly.57. After you reach the fourth level of sleep, ____ from one level to anotheer.A. your muscles relax graduallyB. your body shifts back and forthC. your heart beats more slowlyD. your brain slows downQuestions 58—60: Complete each of the following statements with no more than six words according to the passage.58. Scientists find that ________one‘s eyeballs move more quickly although th eir eyelids are closed.59. No one has any idea ________, though dreaming is a normal and necessary part ofa good sleeping pattern.60. Breathing slowly and deeply, drinking warm milk or ________ help a person to feel drowsy and go to sleep.Section B (10 marks)The Sunning dale HotelThe sunning dale Hotel was built in 1910 and opened by Princess Louise. It has provided excellent service for from all over the world and people of all ages and nationalities have stayed here. During the past 100 years over 50,000 guests from 174 different countries have visited Sunning dale.The hotel is no one of the main roads leading to the town center. It is about 20minutes by bus from the center of town, and buses to many other parts of the town stop outside the hotel. Guests should be careful not to travel on buses with the blue sign Express on the front because they do not stop near our hotel. An underground is less than 100 meters away.The main building has 200 well-furnished, centrally-heated single rooms, each fitted with hot and cold water basins. Showers, baths and toilets are at the end of all corridors.The hotel has a shop, sitting rooms, four television rooms, table tennis room, library and laundry. There are also eight pianos available for guests‘ use. There are spaces to park cars in the hotel drive.Daily newspapers are provided free and stamps can be bought at the office. Guests who stay for long period must pay for their accommodation weekly in advance and one week‘s no tice is required for departures. Short or long term guests are welcome but long term guests are offered rooms first.No animal of any description or fires of any type (either for heating food or heating the room) are allowed, and guests are requested to respect the comfort of others. If you have tapes or CDs, please try to keep the noise level down to a minimum, especially between the hours of 11 pm and 8 am.Guests are advised to use taxis to get to hotel if they arrive by train because we are some distance from the railway station. Question 61-63: Read the above advertisement carefully, and then tell whether statements 61 to 63 are true (T) or false (F) according to the passage.61. An express bus will take you from the hotel to the center of the town.61. The hotel provides facilities for washing clothes.63. The hotel offers better service to guests who stay for a long time.Questions 64-65:complete each of the following statements with no more than six words according to the passage.64. You should not play loud music in the hotel, especially during the hours ____________.65. If you arrive in the town by train, you‘d better ___________ to the hotel.Section C (10 marks)Novels, magazines, and newspapers- many people read these in their spare time. These days it is easy for most of us to get hold of the latest books or magazines. We can go to bookstores, order them through the Internet, or borrow them from the local library. Now imagine having to walk miles and miles through a lot sandy desert just to borrow a book. This is the reality for people living in villages of the Garissa region of Kenya in East Africa.In2006, librarian Wycliffe Oluoch used to spend each day waiting for people to come to borrow some of the 24,000 books in his library in Garissa. The library had no shortage of books, but people weren‘t coming to read them. It was too much effort to walk through the desert just to borrow books. Oluoch racked his brain for ways to attract people into the library. After a lot of thought, he hit upon a great idea. If people wouldn‘t come to the library, then he would have to take the library to them. Oluochstrapped boxes of books onto the backs of camels and invented the Mobile Camel Library.Starting with three camels in 2006, but more recently expanding the service to six camels, the Mobile Library serves over one million people. Twice a month, the camel library can be seen carrying books all around the Garissa region. These hard-working animals need little water and can altogether carry up to 1,200 kilograms of books across the sands. A librarian, a library assistant, a herdsman and a lookout all travel with the camels. The lookout helps protect the books from thieves.The children of Garissa love the camel library appreciate Oluoch‘s efforts. Eleven-year-old Mohamud Mohamed read his books carefully and always returns them on time. He knows the Garissa library punishes people for losing books, just like any other library. However, the punishment is very stiff compared to that of other libraries. However, the punishment is very stiff compared to that of other libraries. If someone in village loses a book, the camel library stops visiting the village.Read the above passage carefully and answer questions 66 to 70. Complete each answer with no more than 10 words.66.Why didn‘t people visit the library in Garissa?67.How many kilograms of books does each camel carry?68.what makes camels good animals to carry books through the desert?69.What‘s the responsibility of the lookout in the Mobile Camel Library?70.What‘s the punishment if aperson loses abook?Section DA few years ago, people in England voted for the greateast person of all time from their country. They were not just voting for the most famous persin ever. They were voting for the people who had an impact on history.During this vote, anyone could add a person‘s name to the list, so the final list of names was quite long. It included people who were famous and unknown, rich and poor, loved and hated.Before the final deadline, about one million people filled out this surey. The Brits on the final out this surey.The brits on the final list inclued mang people famous not only from England, but around the world as well. For example, Princess Diana, Tony Blair, John Lennon, and Shakespeare were four famous people ranked hign on the list. Although there of these people ranked high on the list, none was chosen as the greatest Brit. In the end, the winner was Winston Churchill, who received more than 400,000 votes.Why did so many people think Churchill was great? He led England as Prime Minister during World War II. During the war, Germany sent planes to bomb England, and the time, many people were afraid Germany would win the war. But Churchill gave the people in England hope through his speeches. He also woked with Roosevelt in the United States and Stalin in Russia to win the war against Hitler, so he became an important man in world history as well.Churchill is quite famous for things that he said and wrote, In fact, he won the Nobel Prize in literature for his writing. Some things that Churchill said were humorous while other things were serious. Also some things he said have become common sayings in English. For example, he was the firiet person to use the words―the Iron Curtain ‖ to talk about Russia‘s control of Eastern Europe. Some of Churchill‘s most famous quotes are ―It is no use saying, ?We‘re doing our best.‘ You have got to succeed in doing what is necessary,‖ and ―Never, never, never giveup. ‖ Many quotes from Winston Churchill can be found in books like the Oxford Dictionary of Quotations.Read the passage carefully and then complete each space in the summary, using a maximum of there words from the passage.Summary:There was a survey in England to find the greast Brit___. Some of the famous names on the list include Princess Diana and Shakespeare, but more than 400,000 people___for Winston Churchill as the greatest Brit. Churchill___England during World War II. He is also famous not only for what he did but also for what he___. In fact, many___by Churchill can be found in the Oxford Dictionary.Part V TranslationSection ATranslate the underlined sentences in the following passage into Chinese. Remember to write the answers on the answer sheet.(76) Tea is a kind of drink made by pouring boiling water onto processed tea tree leaves. China was the first country ti produce tea. In the everyday life of Chinese people, tea is a very common drink.Chinese tea culture has a long history. Originally tea was used as a kind of medicine instead of a drink. (77) It was said that Shennong, a legendary person in ancient China, tasted a lot of plants and was poisoned many times. It was tea that cured him of the poisons. (78) Later, the ancient Chinese got to know more about tea, which became a drink instead of being regarded as a kind of medicine. The Chinese tea culture was formed gradually.It is recorded that tea was used as a drink in the Western Han Dynasty. (79) During the Three Kingdoms Period, drinking tea was very popular, at least in the Kingdom of Wu in southern China.(80)During the Wei Dynasty, the Jin Dynasty and the Northern and Southern Dynasties, drinking tea was the fashion for people with high social status. Some literary writings about tea came into being, for exampl e, in the Jin Dynasty. Du Yu‘s Xiangmingfu(《⾹茗赋》)was a work representative of the tea literature of the time.Section BTranslate the following sentences into English, using the words given in brackets. Remember to write the answers on the answer sheet.81.我第⼀次去南京时住过的⾦陵宾馆在汉中路上。
2014全国大学生英语竞赛(NECCS)D类初赛试题答案
2014National English Competitionfor College Students(Level D-Preliminary)参考答案及评分标准Part I Listening Comprehension(30marks)Section A(5marks)1—5BBACDSection B(10marks)6—10ACACD11—15BCCABSection C(5marks)16—20BDCDASection D(10marks)21.woke up22.admire23.bath24.charities25.By the time26.instructed27.flight28.contacted29.starving30.spottedPart II Vocabulary,Grammar and Culture(15marks)Section A(10marks)31—35BBCDA36—40ADCBASection B(5marks)41—45CACDBPart III Cloze(10marks)46.healthier47.economically48.population49.average50.than51.affect52.entertainment53.especially54.again55.onPart IV Reading Comprehension(35marks)Section A(5marks)56—60FTFFTSection B(10marks)61—65BDFEASection C(10marks)66.Internet Slang:Welcome or Not?67.New words,contractions,acronyms and symbols.68.Internet slang allows people to communicate or send their messages more quickly.69.Contaminating.70.Some of the new words and contractions used by chatters eventually become a part of everyday speech. Section D(10marks)71.traditional72.be shared with73.escaping from reality74.short-lived75.in fantasy1--2--Part V Translation (15marks)I (5marks)你在每年的12月31日是怎样来祈求好运的呢？来看看世界各地的这些新年传统。
2014年全国大学生英语竞赛复赛D类笔试真题答案
2014National English Competitionfor College Students(Level D-Final)参考答案及评分标准Part I Listening Comprehension(30marks)Section A(5marks)1—5BDCADSection B(10marks)6—10ABCCD11—15ABDCBSection C(5marks)16—20DACBDSection D(10marks)21.increasingly22.shutting themselves away23.individualistic24.would rather 25.retreated to26.socialize/socialise27.phenomenon28.spacious 29.prosperity30.contributed toPart II Vocabulary,Grammar and Culture(15marks)Section A(10marks)31—35ACABD36—40CDBBASection B(5marks)41—45DCABCPart III Cloze(10marks)46.noticeable47.weather48.of49.other50.contributing51.but52.mysterious53.like54.national55.interconnectionPart IV Reading Comprehension(35marks)Section A(5marks)56—60TTFFFSection B(10marks)61—65CEGBASection C(10marks)66.How plagiarism has been changed by the Internet.67.A lot of information can be found easily on the Internet.68.It reminds us that the words inside it belong to someone else.69.Because there is so much work on the Internet.70.You will know if the work you submit is really yours.Section D(10marks)71.deserts72.dried-up73.clean drinking water74.Green Belt75.ecological stress1--Part V Translation (15marks)I (5marks)瑞典和瑞士这两个欧洲国家常常被中国人搞混淆了。