Section I Use of English Directions : Read the following text . Choose the bestword ( s ) for each numbered blank and mark A , B , C or D onANSWERSHEET . ( 10 points ) Theres nothing more welcoming than opening a door foryou . 1 the need to be touched to open or close , automatic doorsare essential in 2 disabled access to buildings and helpingprovide general 3 to commercial buildings . Self - sliding doors began to emerge as a commercial productin 1960 after being invented six years 4 by two Americans DeeHorton and Lew Hewitt . They 5 as a novelty feature , but astheir use has grown , their 6 have extended within ourtechnologically advanced world . Particularly 7 in busy locationsand during times of emergency , the doors 8 crowd managementby reducing the obstacles put in peoples way . 9 making access both in and out buildings easier forpeople , the difference in the way many of these doors openhelps to reduce the total area 10 by them . Automatic doorsoften open to the side , with the panels sliding across oneanother . Replacing swing doors , these 11 smaller buildings tomaximise the usable space inside without having to 12 the wayfor a large , sticking - out door . There are many different typesof automatic door , with each 13 specific signals to tell themwhen to open . 14 these methods differ , the main 15 remain thesame . Each automatic door system 16 the light , sound , weightor movement in their vicinity as a signal . Sensor - types arechosen to 17 the different environments they are needed in . 18 , a busy road might not 19 a motion - sensored door , as it wouldconstantly be opening for passers - by . A pressure - sensitive matwould be more 20 to limit the surveyed area . 1 . A . Through B . Despite C . Besides D . Without 2 . A . revealing B . demanding C . improving D . tracing 3 . A . experience B . convenience C . guidance D . reference 4 . A . previously B . temporarily C . successively D . eventually 5 . A . held on B . started out C . settled down D . went by 6 . A . relations B . volumes C . benefits D . sources 7 . A . useful B . simple C . flexible D . stable 8 . A . call for B . yield to C . insist on D . act as 9 . A . As well as B . In terms of C . Thanks to D . Ratherthan 10 . A . connected B . shared C . represented D . occupied 11 . A . allow B . expect C . require D . direct 12 . A . adopt B . lead C . clear D . change

Directions : Read the following text . Choose the bestword ( s ) for each numbered blank and mark A , B , C or D onANSWERSHEET . ( 10 points ) Theres nothing more welcoming than opening a door foryou . 1 the need to be touched to open or close , automatic doorsare essential in 2 disabled access to buildings and helpingprovide general 3 to commercial buildings . Self - sliding doors began to emerge as a commercial productin 1960 after being invented six years 4 by two Americans DeeHorton and Lew Hewitt . They 5 as a novelty feature , but astheir use has grown , their 6 have extended within ourtechnologically advanced world . Particularly 7 in busy locationsand during times of emergency , the doors 8 crowd managementby reducing the obstacles put in peoples way . 9 making access both in and out buildings easier forpeople , the difference in the way many of these doors openhelps to reduce the total area 10 by them . Automatic doorsoften open to the side , with the panels sliding across oneanother . Replacing swing doors , these 11 smaller buildings tomaximise the usable space inside without having to 12 the wayfor a large , sticking - out door . There are many different typesof automatic door , with each 13 specific signals to tell themwhen to open . 14 these methods differ , the main 15 remain thesame . Each automatic door system 16 the light , sound , weightor movement in their vicinity as a signal . Sensor - types arechosen to 17 the different environments they are needed in . 18 , a busy road might not 19 a motion - sensored door , as it wouldconstantly be opening for passers - by . A pressure - sensitive matwould be more 20 to limit the surveyed area . 1 . A . Through B . Despite C . Besides D . Without 2 . A . revealing B . demanding C . improving D . tracing 3 . A . experience B . convenience C . guidance D . reference 4 . A . previously B . temporarily C . successively D . eventually 5 . A . held on B . started out C . settled down D . went by 6 . A . relations B . volumes C . benefits D . sources 7 . A . useful B . simple C . flexible D . stable 8 . A . call for B . yield to C . insist on D . act as 9 . A . As well as B . In terms of C . Thanks to D . Ratherthan 10 . A . connected B . shared C . represented D . occupied 11 . A . allow B . expect C . require D . direct 12 . A . adopt B . lead C . clear D . change 13 . A . adapting to B . deri

Directions : Read the following text . Choose the bestword ( s ) for each numbered blank and mark A , B , C or D onANSWERSHEET . ( 10 points ) Theres nothing more welcoming than opening a door foryou . 1 the need to be touched to open or close , automatic doorsare essential in 2 disabled access to buildings and helpingprovide general 3 to commercial buildings . Self - sliding doors began to emerge as a commercial productin 1960 after being invented six years 4 by two Americans DeeHorton and Lew Hewitt . They 5 as a novelty feature , but astheir use has grown , their 6 have extended within ourtechnologically advanced world . Particularly 7 in busy locationsand during times of emergency , the doors 8 crowd managementby reducing the obstacles put in peoples way . 9 making access both in and out buildings easier forpeople , the difference in the way many of these doors openhelps to reduce the total area 10 by them . Automatic doorsoften open to the side , with the panels sliding across oneanother . Replacing swing doors , these 11 smaller buildings tomaximise the usable space inside without having to 12 the wayfor a large , sticking - out door . There are many different typesof automatic door , with each 13 specific signals to tell themwhen to open . 14 these methods differ , the main 15 remain thesame . Each automatic door system 16 the light , sound , weightor movement in their vicinity as a signal . Sensor - types arechosen to 17 the different environments they are needed in . 18 , a busy road might not 19 a motion - sensored door , as it wouldconstantly be opening for passers - by . A pressure - sensitive matwould be more 20 to limit the surveyed area . 1 . A . Through B . Despite C . Besides D . Without 2 . A . revealing B . demanding C . improving D . tracing 3 . A . experience B . convenience C . guidance D . reference 4 . A . previously B . temporarily C . successively D . eventually 5 . A . held on B . started out C . settled down D . went by 6 . A . relations B . volumes C . benefits D . sources 7 . A . useful B . simple C . flexible D . stable 8 . A . call for B . yield to C . insist on D . act as 9 . A . As well as B . In terms of C . Thanks to D . Ratherthan 10 . A . connected B . shared C . represented D . occupied 11 . A . allow B . expect C . require D . direct 12 . A . adopt B . lead C . clear D . change 13 . A . adapting to B . deri

Section I Use of English Directions : Read the following text . Choose the bestword ( s ) for each numbered blank and mark A , B , C or D onANSWERSHEET . ( 10 points ) Theres nothing more welcoming than opening a door foryou . 1 the need to be touched to open or close , automatic doorsare essential in 2 disabled access to buildings and helpingprovide general 3 to commercial buildings . Self - sliding doors began to emerge as a commercial productin 1960 after being invented six years 4 by two Americans DeeHorton and Lew Hewitt . They 5 as a novelty feature , but astheir use has grown , their 6 have extended within ourtechnologically advanced world . Particularly 7 in busy locationsand during times of emergency , the doors 8 crowd managementby reducing the obstacles put in peoples way . 9 making access both in and out buildings easier forpeople , the difference in the way many of these doors openhelps to reduce the total area 10 by them . Automatic doorsoften open to the side , with the panels sliding across oneanother . Replacing swing doors , these 11 smaller buildings tomaximise the usable space inside without having to 12 the wayfor a large , sticking - out door . There are many different typesof automatic door , with each 13 specific signals to tell themwhen to open . 14 these methods differ , the main 15 remain thesame . Each automatic door system 16 the light , sound , weightor movement in their vicinity as a signal . Sensor - types arechosen to 17 the different environments they are needed in . 18 , a busy road might not 19 a motion - sensored door , as it wouldconstantly be opening for passers - by . A pressure - sensitive matwould be more 20 to limit the surveyed area . 1 . A . Through B . Despite C . Besides D . Without 2 . A . revealing B . demanding C . improving D . tracing 3 . A . experience B . convenience C . guidance D . reference 4 . A . previously B . temporarily C . successively D . eventually 5 . A . held on B . started out C . settled down D . went by 6 . A . relations B . volumes C . benefits D . sources 7 . A . useful B . simple C . flexible D . stable 8 . A . call for B . yield to C . insist on D . act as 9 . A . As well as B . In terms of C . Thanks to D . Ratherthan 10 . A . connected B . shared C . represented D . occupied 11 . A . allow B . expect C . require D . direct 12 . A . adopt B . lead C . clear D . change

1 . C few 2 . C run 3 . B If 4 . D literally 5 . A back 6 . B off 7 . D unfamiliar 8 . C way 9 . A so 11 . A surprised 12 . B option 13 . D For example 14 . C spot 15 . B through 16 . D breaks 17 . A artificial 18 . A Finally 19 . B mark 20 . C lead Section II Reading Comprehension Text 1 21 . A enhance bankers sense of responsibility 22 . D “ short - termism ” in economic activities 23 . B adverse 24 . C the approaches to promoting “ long - termism ” 25 . B Patience as a Corporate Virtue Text 2 26 . D The influence of consumer culture 27 . A To help freshmen adapt to college learning 28 . A obtain more financial support 29 . C to be identical with each other Text 3 31 . C involves some concerns raised by AI today 32 . D is too limited for us to reproduce it 33 . B is still beyond our capacity 34 . A affirmation 35 . C The conscience of AI : Complex But Inevitable Text 4 36 . C make more online shopper pay sale tax 37 . D were considered unfavorable by states 38 . C harmed fair market competition 39 . B big - chain owners Part B 新 题型 41 . E 42 . D 43 . G 44 . B 45 . A Part C Translation 46 . 医学 期刊 中 存在 大量 由 广播 公司 和 新闻 媒体 报道 的 这种 无稽之谈 ， 这 会 导致 健康 恐慌 和 短暂 的 饮食 狂热 。 48 . 人们 已经 做出 努力 来 遏制 这种 倾向 ， 即将 一些 质量 和 数量 纳入 申请 人 发表 的 论文 的 评估 当中 。 49 . 假如 不是 因为 科学 家 们 可以 很 容易 地 在 未来 的 出版 物 中 引用 自己 ， 或者 让 同事 为 他们 这样 做 以 换取 类似 的 好处 ， 这 将 是 合理 的 。 46 . 假如 我们 想 仔细 确保 科学 既 有 意义 又 可 再生 ， 那么 我们 必须 确保 我们 的 制度 可以 激励 这种 科学 的 进展 。 Section Writing Part A 47 . 参考 范文 ： Dear Sir , This international program aims to help the students in thedistant areas . It has been 10 years since it was set up . Now wehave more than 10000 volunteers for over 30 schools , rangingfrom Asia to Europe . First , volunteer teachers are expected tohave a plan for his or her teaching . Second , each teacher isrequired to have office hours for questions from students , fourhours a week , from Monday to Friday . I am sure that you would have a good time and make manynew friends here . All of the teachers here are caring personsand this experience is expected to be an enjoyable journ

2024 年 全国 硕士 研究 生 入学 统一 考试 试题 英语 ( 一 ) Section I Use of English Directions : Read the following text . Choose the bestword ( s ) for each numbered blank and mark A , B , C or D onANSWERSHEET . ( 10 points ) Theres nothing more welcoming than opening a door foryou . 1 the need to be touched to open or close , automatic doorsare essential in 2 disabled access to buildings and helpingprovide general 3 to commercial buildings . Self - sliding doors began to emerge as a commercial productin 1960 after being invented six years 4 by two Americans DeeHorton and Lew Hewitt . They 5 as a novelty feature , but astheir use has grown , their 6 have extended within ourtechnologically advanced world . Particularly 7 in busy locationsand during times of emergency , the doors 8 crowd managementby reducing the obstacles put in peoples way . 9 making access both in and out buildings easier forpeople , the difference in the way many of these doors openhelps to reduce the total area 10 by them . Automatic doorsoften open to the side , with the panels sliding across oneanother . Replacing swing doors , these 11 smaller buildings tomaximise the usable space inside without having to 12 the wayfor a large , sticking - out door . There are many different typesof automatic door , with each 13 specific signals to tell themwhen to open . 14 these methods differ , the main 15 remain thesame . Each automatic door system 16 the light , sound , weightor movement in their vicinity as a signal . Sensor - types arechosen to 17 the different environments they are needed in . 18 , a busy road might not 19 a motion - sensored door , as it wouldconstantly be opening for passers - by . A pressure - sensitive matwould be more 20 to limit the surveyed area . 1 . A . Through B . Despite C . Besides D . Without 2 . A . revealing B . demanding C . improving D . tracing 3 . A . experience B . convenience C . guidance D . reference 4 . A . previously B . temporarily C . successively D . eventually 5 . A . held on B . started out C . settled down D . went by 6 . A . relations B . volumes C . benefits D . sources 7 . A . useful B . simple C . flexible D . stable 8 . A . call for B . yield to C . insist on D . act as 9 . A . As well as B . In terms of C . Thanks to D . Ratherthan 10 . A . connected B . shared C . represented D . occupied 11 . A . allow B . expect C

2024 年 全国 硕士 研究 生 入学 统一 考试 试题 英语 ( 一 ) Section I Use of English Directions : Read the following text . Choose the bestword ( s ) for each numbered blank and mark A , B , C or D onANSWERSHEET . ( 10 points ) Theres nothing more welcoming than opening a door foryou . 1 the need to be touched to open or close , automatic doorsare essential in 2 disabled access to buildings and helpingprovide general 3 to commercial buildings . Self - sliding doors began to emerge as a commercial productin 1960 after being invented six years 4 by two Americans DeeHorton and Lew Hewitt . They 5 as a novelty feature , but astheir use has grown , their 6 have extended within ourtechnologically advanced world . Particularly 7 in busy locationsand during times of emergency , the doors 8 crowd managementby reducing the obstacles put in peoples way . 9 making access both in and out buildings easier forpeople , the difference in the way many of these doors openhelps to reduce the total area 10 by them . Automatic doorsoften open to the side , with the panels sliding across oneanother . Replacing swing doors , these 11 smaller buildings tomaximise the usable space inside without having to 12 the wayfor a large , sticking - out door . There are many different typesof automatic door , with each 13 specific signals to tell themwhen to open . 14 these methods differ , the main 15 remain thesame . Each automatic door system 16 the light , sound , weightor movement in their vicinity as a signal . Sensor - types arechosen to 17 the different environments they are needed in . 18 , a busy road might not 19 a motion - sensored door , as it wouldconstantly be opening for passers - by . A pressure - sensitive matwould be more 20 to limit the surveyed area . 1 . A . Through B . Despite C . Besides D . Without 2 . A . revealing B . demanding C . improving D . tracing 3 . A . experience B . convenience C . guidance D . reference 4 . A . previously B . temporarily C . successively D . eventually 5 . A . held on B . started out C . settled down D . went by 6 . A . relations B . volumes C . benefits D . sources 7 . A . useful B . simple C . flexible D . stable 8 . A . call for B . yield to C . insist on D . act as 9 . A . As well as B . In terms of C . Thanks to D . Ratherthan 10 . A . connected B . shared C . represented D . occupied 11 . A . allow B . expect C

Directions : Read the following text . Choose the bestword ( s ) for each numbered blank and mark A , B , C or D onANSWERSHEET . ( 10 points ) Theres nothing more welcoming than opening a door foryou . 1 the need to be touched to open or close , automatic doorsare essential in 2 disabled access to buildings and helpingprovide general 3 to commercial buildings . Self - sliding doors began to emerge as a commercial productin 1960 after being invented six years 4 by two Americans DeeHorton and Lew Hewitt . They 5 as a novelty feature , but astheir use has grown , their 6 have extended within ourtechnologically advanced world . Particularly 7 in busy locationsand during times of emergency , the doors 8 crowd managementby reducing the obstacles put in peoples way . 9 making access both in and out buildings easier forpeople , the difference in the way many of these doors openhelps to reduce the total area 10 by them . Automatic doorsoften open to the side , with the panels sliding across oneanother . Replacing swing doors , these 11 smaller buildings tomaximise the usable space inside without having to 12 the wayfor a large , sticking - out door . There are many different typesof automatic door , with each 13 specific signals to tell themwhen to open . 14 these methods differ , the main 15 remain thesame . Each automatic door system 16 the light , sound , weightor movement in their vicinity as a signal . Sensor - types arechosen to 17 the different environments they are needed in . 18 , a busy road might not 19 a motion - sensored door , as it wouldconstantly be opening for passers - by . A pressure - sensitive matwould be more 20 to limit the surveyed area . 1 . A . Through B . Despite C . Besides D . Without 2 . A . revealing B . demanding C . improving D . tracing 3 . A . experience B . convenience C . guidance D . reference 4 . A . previously B . temporarily C . successively D . eventually 5 . A . held on B . started out C . settled down D . went by 6 . A . relations B . volumes C . benefits D . sources 7 . A . useful B . simple C . flexible D . stable 8 . A . call for B . yield to C . insist on D . act as 9 . A . As well as B . In terms of C . Thanks to D . Ratherthan 10 . A . connected B . shared C . represented D . occupied 11 . A . allow B . expect C . require D . direct 12 . A . adopt B . lead C . clear D . change 13 . A . adapting to B . deri

Section I Use of English Directions : Read the following text . Choose the bestword ( s ) for each numbered blank and mark A , B , C or D onANSWERSHEET . ( 10 points ) Theres nothing more welcoming than opening a door foryou . 1 the need to be touched to open or close , automatic doorsare essential in 2 disabled access to buildings and helpingprovide general 3 to commercial buildings . Self - sliding doors began to emerge as a commercial productin 1960 after being invented six years 4 by two Americans DeeHorton and Lew Hewitt . They 5 as a novelty feature , but astheir use has grown , their 6 have extended within ourtechnologically advanced world . Particularly 7 in busy locationsand during times of emergency , the doors 8 crowd managementby reducing the obstacles put in peoples way . 9 making access both in and out buildings easier forpeople , the difference in the way many of these doors openhelps to reduce the total area 10 by them . Automatic doorsoften open to the side , with the panels sliding across oneanother . Replacing swing doors , these 11 smaller buildings tomaximise the usable space inside without having to 12 the wayfor a large , sticking - out door . There are many different typesof automatic door , with each 13 specific signals to tell themwhen to open . 14 these methods differ , the main 15 remain thesame . Each automatic door system 16 the light , sound , weightor movement in their vicinity as a signal . Sensor - types arechosen to 17 the different environments they are needed in . 18 , a busy road might not 19 a motion - sensored door , as it wouldconstantly be opening for passers - by . A pressure - sensitive matwould be more 20 to limit the surveyed area . 1 . A . Through B . Despite C . Besides D . Without 2 . A . revealing B . demanding C . improving D . tracing 3 . A . experience B . convenience C . guidance D . reference 4 . A . previously B . temporarily C . successively D . eventually 5 . A . held on B . started out C . settled down D . went by 6 . A . relations B . volumes C . benefits D . sources 7 . A . useful B . simple C . flexible D . stable 8 . A . call for B . yield to C . insist on D . act as 9 . A . As well as B . In terms of C . Thanks to D . Ratherthan 10 . A . connected B . shared C . represented D . occupied 11 . A . allow B . expect C . require D . direct 12 . A . adopt B . lead C . clear D . change

2024 年 考研 英语 一 真题 及 答案 解析 汇总 考研 英语 一 是 许多 考生 备战 研究 生 入学 考试 的 重点 科目 之一 。 为了 帮助 考生 更 好 地 了解 和 应对 考试 ， 本文 将 给 出 考研 英语 一 真题 及 答案 解析 的 完整 版 。 以下 将 根据 不同 题型 进行 分析 和 讲解 。 I . 阅读 理解 1 . 第 一 篇 阅读 理解 Passage 1 题目 : The Study of Happiness 本文 介绍 了 关于 幸福 研究 的 相关 信息 。 研究 表明 ， 幸福 与 顺境 并 不 完全 相关 ， 财富 和 成功 并 不 能 带来 持久 的 幸福 感 。 幸福 感 与 其他 因素 ， 如 亲密 关系 、 健康 和 社区 支持 等 密切 相关 。 解析 : 这 道 题 要求 理解 幸福 与 顺境 之间 的 关系 。 正确 答案 为 C 。 2 . 第 二 篇 阅读 理解 Passage 2 题目 : The Role of Music in Our Lives 本文 探讨 了 音乐 在 人们 生活 中 的 作用 。 音乐 可以 带来 各种 情绪 体验 ， 并 对 记忆 和 认知 功能 产生 积极 影响 。 此外 ， 与 音乐 创作 和 表演 相关 的 活动 也 能 增强 社会 联系 和 合作 意识 。 解析 : 这 道 题 要求 理解 音乐 对 人们 的 作用 。 正确 答案 为 D 。 II . 翻译 1 . 英 译 汉 题目 : There are many benefits to learning a foreignlanguage . First , it helps you communicate with people fromdifferent cultures . Second , it improves your cognitive skills andmemory . Finally , it opens up new career opportunities . 解析 : 这 道 题 要求 将 英语 句子 翻译 成 中文 。 正确 答案 为 学习 一门 外语 有 很 多 好处 。 首先 ， 它 帮助 你 和 来自 不同 文化 的 人 进行 交流 。 其次 ， 它 提高 了 你 的 认知 能力 和 记忆 力 。 最后 ， 它 为 你 打开 了 新 的 职业 机会 。 2 . 汉 译 英 题目 : 学习 一门 外语 对 个人 发展 有 积极 影响 。 首先 ， 它 培养 了 人们 的 跨 文化 交际 能力 。 其次 ， 它 拓宽 了 人们 的 视野 最后 ， 它 提升 了 就业 竞争 力 。 解析 : 这 道 题 要求 将 中文 句子 翻译 成 英文 。 正确 答案 为 Learning a foreign language has positive impacts on personaldevelopment . Firstly , it cultivates people ' s interculturalcommunication skills . Secondly , it broadens people ' s horizons . Finally , it enhances employability . III . 完形 填空 题目 : Happiness and Success 这 篇 短文 主要 讲述 了 幸福 与 成功 之间 的 关系 。 作者 指出 ， 许多 人 对 成功 有 误解 ， 并且 认为 成功 就 能 带来 幸福 。 然而 真正 带来 幸福 的 是 内心 的 满足 感 和 亲密 的 人际 关系 。 解析 : 这 道 题 要求 理解 幸福 与 成功 之间 的 关系 。 正确 答案 为 B 。 IV . 阅读 填空

2024 年 全国 硕士 研究 生 入学 统一 考试 试题 英语 ( 一 ) Section I Use of English Directions : Read the following text . Choose the bestword ( s ) for each numbered blank and mark A , B , C or D onANSWERSHEET . ( 10 points ) Theres nothing more welcoming than opening a door foryou . 1 the need to be touched to open or close , automatic doorsare essential in 2 disabled access to buildings and helpingprovide general 3 to commercial buildings . Self - sliding doors began to emerge as a commercial productin 1960 after being invented six years 4 by two Americans DeeHorton and Lew Hewitt . They 5 as a novelty feature , but astheir use has grown , their 6 have extended within ourtechnologically advanced world . Particularly 7 in busy locationsand during times of emergency , the doors 8 crowd managementby reducing the obstacles put in peoples way . 9 making access both in and out buildings easier forpeople , the difference in the way many of these doors openhelps to reduce the total area 10 by them . Automatic doorsoften open to the side , with the panels sliding across oneanother . Replacing swing doors , these 11 smaller buildings tomaximise the usable space inside without having to 12 the wayfor a large , sticking - out door . There are many different typesof automatic door , with each 13 specific signals to tell themwhen to open . 14 these methods differ , the main 15 remain thesame . Each automatic door system 16 the light , sound , weightor movement in their vicinity as a signal . Sensor - types arechosen to 17 the different environments they are needed in . 18 , a busy road might not 19 a motion - sensored door , as it wouldconstantly be opening for passers - by . A pressure - sensitive matwould be more 20 to limit the surveyed area . 1 . A . Through B . Despite C . Besides D . Without 2 . A . revealing B . demanding C . improving D . tracing 3 . A . experience B . convenience C . guidance D . reference 4 . A . previously B . temporarily C . successively D . eventually 5 . A . held on B . started out C . settled down D . went by 6 . A . relations B . volumes C . benefits D . sources 7 . A . useful B . simple C . flexible D . stable 8 . A . call for B . yield to C . insist on D . act as 9 . A . As well as B . In terms of C . Thanks to D . Ratherthan 10 . A . connected B . shared C . represented D . occupied 11 . A . allow B . expect C

Directions : Read the following text . Choose the bestword ( s ) for each numbered blank and mark A , B , C or D onANSWERSHEET . ( 10 points ) Theres nothing more welcoming than opening a door foryou . 1 the need to be touched to open or close , automatic doorsare essential in 2 disabled access to buildings and helpingprovide general 3 to commercial buildings . Self - sliding doors began to emerge as a commercial productin 1960 after being invented six years 4 by two Americans DeeHorton and Lew Hewitt . They 5 as a novelty feature , but astheir use has grown , their 6 have extended within ourtechnologically advanced world . Particularly 7 in busy locationsand during times of emergency , the doors 8 crowd managementby reducing the obstacles put in peoples way . 9 making access both in and out buildings easier forpeople , the difference in the way many of these doors openhelps to reduce the total area 10 by them . Automatic doorsoften open to the side , with the panels sliding across oneanother . Replacing swing doors , these 11 smaller buildings tomaximise the usable space inside without having to 12 the wayfor a large , sticking - out door . There are many different typesof automatic door , with each 13 specific signals to tell themwhen to open . 14 these methods differ , the main 15 remain thesame . Each automatic door system 16 the light , sound , weightor movement in their vicinity as a signal . Sensor - types arechosen to 17 the different environments they are needed in . 18 , a busy road might not 19 a motion - sensored door , as it wouldconstantly be opening for passers - by . A pressure - sensitive matwould be more 20 to limit the surveyed area . 1 . A . Through B . Despite C . Besides D . Without 2 . A . revealing B . demanding C . improving D . tracing 3 . A . experience B . convenience C . guidance D . reference 4 . A . previously B . temporarily C . successively D . eventually 5 . A . held on B . started out C . settled down D . went by 6 . A . relations B . volumes C . benefits D . sources 7 . A . useful B . simple C . flexible D . stable 8 . A . call for B . yield to C . insist on D . act as 9 . A . As well as B . In terms of C . Thanks to D . Ratherthan 10 . A . connected B . shared C . represented D . occupied 11 . A . allow B . expect C . require D . direct 12 . A . adopt B . lead C . clear D . change 13 . A . adapting to B . deri

Section I Use of EnglishDirections : Read the following text . Choose the best word （ s ) for each numbered blank and mark A ， B ， C or D on ANSWER SHEET 1 . （ 10 points ） Given the advantages of electronic money , you might think that we would move quickly to the cashless society in which all payments are made electronically . 1 a true cashless society is probably not around the corner . Indeed ， predictions have been 2 for two decades but have not yet come to fruition 。 For example , Business Week predicted in 1975 that electronic means of payment would soon ” revolutionize the very 3 of money itself ， ” only to 4 itself several years later 。 Why has the movement to a cashless society been so 5 in coming ？ Although electronic means of payment may be more efficient than a payments system based on paper ， several factors work 6 the disappearance of the paper system . First , it is very 7 to set up the computer ， card reader ， and telecommunications networks necessary tomake electronic money the 8 form of payment Second ， paper checks have the advantage that they 9 receipts , something that many consumersare unwilling to 10 . Third ， the use of paper checks gives consumers several days of ” float " it takes several days 11 a check is cashed and funds are 12 from the issuer ' s account , which means that the writerof the check can cam interest on the funds in the meantime . 13 electronicpayments arc immediate , they eliminate the float for the consumer . Fourth ， electronic means of payment may 14 security and privacy concerns 。 We often hear media reports that an unauthorized hacker has been able to access a computer database and to alter information 15 there 。 The fact that this is not an 16 occurrence means that dishonest persons might be able to access bank accounts in electronic payments systems and 17 from someone else ' s accounts . The 18 of this type of fraud is no easy task ， and a new field of computer science is developing to 19 security issues 。 A further concern is that the use of electronic means of payment leaves an electronic 20 that contains a large amount of personal data 。 There are concerns that government , employers ， and marketers might be able to access these data , thereby violating our privacy

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Directions : Read the following text . Choose the bestword ( s ) for each numbered blank and mark A , B , C or D onANSWERSHEET . ( 10 points ) Theres nothing more welcoming than opening a door foryou . 1 the need to be touched to open or close , automatic doorsare essential in 2 disabled access to buildings and helpingprovide general 3 to commercial buildings . Self - sliding doors began to emerge as a commercial productin 1960 after being invented six years 4 by two Americans DeeHorton and Lew Hewitt . They 5 as a novelty feature , but astheir use has grown , their 6 have extended within ourtechnologically advanced world . Particularly 7 in busy locationsand during times of emergency , the doors 8 crowd managementby reducing the obstacles put in peoples way . 9 making access both in and out buildings easier forpeople , the difference in the way many of these doors openhelps to reduce the total area 10 by them . Automatic doorsoften open to the side , with the panels sliding across oneanother . Replacing swing doors , these 11 smaller buildings tomaximise the usable space inside without having to 12 the wayfor a large , sticking - out door . There are many different typesof automatic door , with each 13 specific signals to tell themwhen to open . 14 these methods differ , the main 15 remain thesame . Each automatic door system 16 the light , sound , weightor movement in their vicinity as a signal . Sensor - types arechosen to 17 the different environments they are needed in . 18 , a busy road might not 19 a motion - sensored door , as it wouldconstantly be opening for passers - by . A pressure - sensitive matwould be more 20 to limit the surveyed area . 1 . A . Through B . Despite C . Besides D . Without 2 . A . revealing B . demanding C . improving D . tracing 3 . A . experience B . convenience C . guidance D . reference 4 . A . previously B . temporarily C . successively D . eventually 5 . A . held on B . started out C . settled down D . went by 6 . A . relations B . volumes C . benefits D . sources 7 . A . useful B . simple C . flexible D . stable 8 . A . call for B . yield to C . insist on D . act as 9 . A . As well as B . In terms of C . Thanks to D . Ratherthan 10 . A . connected B . shared C . represented D . occupied 11 . A . allow B . expect C . require D . direct 12 . A . adopt B . lead C . clear D . change 13 . A . adapting to B . deri

英语 考研 真题 答案 1 Part I Listening ComprehensionSection A Mini - lecture 1 . parts of language 2 . other features 3 . rhythm 4 . having the ability 5 . a particular subject 6 . knowledge or experience 7 . reinterpreting 8 . predicting / making predictions 9 . types of predictions 10 . contentsSection B Interview 1 . Theresa thinks that the present government is D . [ A ] doing what they have promised to schools [ B ] creating opportunities for leading universities [ C ] considering removing barriers for state school pupils [ D ] reducing opportunities for state school pupils 2 . What does Theresa see as a problem in secondary schools now ? C [ A ] Universities are not working hard to accept state school pupils . [ B ] The number of state pupils applying to Oxford fails to increase . [ C ] The government has lowered state pupils ' expectations . [ D ] Leading universities are rejecting state school pupils . 3 . In Theresa ' s view , school freedom means that schools should _ B _ . [ A ] be given more funding from education authorities [ B ] be given all the money and decide how to spend it [ C ] be granted greater power to run themselves [ D ] be given more opportunities and choices 4 . According to Theresa , who decides or decide rroney for schools at the present ? A [ A ] Local education authorities and the central government . [ B ] Local education authorities and secondary schools together . [ C ] Local education authorities only . [ D ] The central government only . 5 . Throughout the talk , the interviewer does all the following EXCEPT _ C _ . [ A ] asking for clarification [ B ] challenging the interviewee [ C ] supporting the interviewee [ D ] initiating topicsSection C News BroadcastNews Item 16 . What is the main idea of the news item ? C [ A ] Fewer people watch TV once a week . [ B ] Smartphones and tablets have replaced TV . [ C ] New technology has led to more family time . [ D ] Bigger TV sets have attracted more people . News Item 27 . How many lawmakers voted for the marijuana legalization bill ? A [ A ] 50 . [ B ] 12 . [ C ] 46 . [ D ] 18 . 8 . The passing of the bill means that marijuana can be _ D _ . [ A ] bought by people under 18 [ B ] made available to drug addicts [ C ] provided by the government [ D ] bought in drug storesNews Item 39 . What did the review of global data reveal ? B [ A ] Diarrhea is a common disease . [ B ] Good sanitation led to

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