大学英语四级(CET-4)模拟考试题试卷

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大学英语四级(CET-4)模拟考试题试卷服务：面向较高学历人群，提供计算机类，外语类，学历类，资格类，会计类，工程类，医学类等七大类考试的全套考试信息服务及考前培训.1990年6月大学英语四级(CET-4)真题试卷PartIListeningComprehension(20minutes)SectionADirections:Inthissection,youwillhear10shortconversations.Attheendofeachconversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Boththeconversationandthequestionwillbespokenonlyonce.Aftereachquestiontherewillbepause.Duringthepause,youmustreadthefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD),anddecidewhichisthebestanswer.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithalinethroughthecentre.Example:Youwillhear:Youwillread:A)Attheoffice.B)Inthewaitingroom.C)Attheairport.D)Inarestaurant.Fromtheconversationweknowthatthetwoweretalkingaboutsomeworktheyhadtofinishintheevening.Thisismostlikelytohavetakenplaceattheoffice.Therefore,A)“Attheoffice”isthebestanswer.Youshouldchoose[A]ontheAnswerSheetandmarkitwithasinglelinethroughthecentre.SampleAnswer[A][B][C][D]1.A)Everyday.B)Everyotherday.C)Everyweek.D)Everyotherweek.（B）2.A)Saturdaymorning.B)Saturdayafternoon.C)Sundaymorning.D)Sundayafternoon.（D）3.A)Theunsmilingfaces.

1B)Thesun.C)TheLondoners.D)Theweather.（D）4.A)Maria’sfriendsdon’tcallherveryoften.B)Mariadoesn’tliketotalkonthephonewithherfriends.C)Marialikestotalkonthephonewithherfriends.D)Mariadoesn’thaveanyfriends.（C）5.A)Thechemistrybook.B)TheEnglishbook.C)Themathbook.D)Thehistorybook.（A）6.A)Holdthephone.B)Makeanothercall.C)Paythemanageravisit.D)AskthewomantofindMr.Whiteforhim.（B）7.A)HewillpayavisittoProf.Wang.B)HewillcongratulateProf.Wang.C)HeisreadytohelpProf.Wang.D)HewilltellProf.Wangthegoodnews.（C）8.A)Totakeabus.B)Tomakeaphonecall.C)Todoshopping.D)Togivethemtothewoman.（A）9.A)Listeningtotheradio.B)Readinganewspaper.C)Watchingtelevision.D)Watchingasportsgame.（B）10.A)Hehasn’tseenanymovieforalongtime.B)Themoviehesawwas“GonewiththeWind”.C)Itisoneofthebestmovieshehaseverseen.D)Helikesseeingmoviesverymuch.（C）

2SectionBDirections:Inthissection,youwillhear3shortpassages.Attheendofeachpassage,youwillhearsomequestions.Boththepassageandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD),ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre.PassageOneQuestions11to13basedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.11.A)Goandvisitfriends.B)Haveadinnertogetherwithfriends.C)Goaroundmakingnewfriends.D)Playjokesonfriends.（D）12.A)Forsevenhundredyears.B)Forseveraldecades.C)Forseveralhundredyears.D)Forseventyyears.（C）13.A)AnewmeansoftransportationfromLondontoAustralia.B)Anewly-publishednewspaperinLondon.C)Anon-existentislandinthePacific.D)AnewkindofItaliannoodle.（D）PassageTwoQuestions14to17arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.14.A)Morethanninemillion.B)Abouthalfamillion.C)Morethanfivemillion.D)Abouttwoandahalfmillion.（A）15.A)Itisforstudentsofthesamecommunityonly.B)Itonlyoffersatwo-yearbasiccourse.C)Itonlytrainsstudentstobeofficemanagers.D)Itonlyacceptsstudentsrejectedbyuniversities.（B）

316.A)Onewhoisstayinginthatstateasawriter.B)Onewhosehomeisinthatstate.C)Onewhohasbeeninthearmy.D)Onewhohasbeeninhealthservices.（B）17.A)CommunitycollegesintheU.S.B)Thenumberofhighschoolgraduates.C)HighereducationintheU.S.D)Thedifferencebetweenprivateandstateuniversities.（C）PassageThreeQuestions18to20arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.18.A)Hehadtogetajob.B)Hewasafraidoffailure.C)HewantedtojointheArmy.D)Hewasn’tinterestedinstudying.（A）19.A)Attendingpatients.B)Repairingmachines.C)Drivingtaxis.D)Deliveringletters.（D）20.A)Sheencouragedhim.B)Shewasdisappointed.C)Sheexpresseddoubt.D)Shewasshocked.（A）PartIIReadingComprehension(35minutes)Directions:Thereare4readingpassagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).YoushoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre.PassageOneQuestions21to25arebasedonthefollowingpassage.YouareaGermanlivinginBerlin.Onedayyou’rewalkingdownthestreet,

4mindingyourownbusiness,whensuddenlyastrangerapproachedwithasmileonhisface.Afterstoppingyou,heholdsasmallelectronicdeviceclosetohisfaceandspeaksslowlyintoit,saying,inEnglish:“CanyoutellmewhereIcanbuysomesauerkraut?”Whatshouldyoudo?(a)Runaway;(b)Callthepolice;or,(c)Listencloselyforthedevicetosay,inGerman,“KonnenSiemirbittesager,whichSauerkrautKaufenKann?”Themostappropriateresponsewouldbe(c)becausethepersoninfrontofyouisonlyatouristtryingtoenjoyhimself.Thedeviceissaidtohetheworld’sfirstportabletransistor—ahand-heldmicrocomputerthat—atthesametimeconvertsonespokenlanguageintoanother.Thefour-poundbattery-operatedproductiscalledtheVoice,anditisthecreationofAdvancedProductsandTechnologiesanAmericanelectronicscompany.WhentheVoiceisintroducedintheUnitedStatesinlateApril—atapriceof$1,500—itwillbecapableofconvertingspokenEnglishintoItalian,German,FrenchandSpanish.Theproductcomeswithseparatecartridges(盒式储存器)foreachofthefourlanguages,whichcanbechangedwhentheusertravelsfromonecountrytoanother.TheitemwillbesoldinEuropesoonaftertheU.S.Introduction,withcartridgesthatcovertItalian,German,FrenchandSpanishintoEnglish.TheVoiceusesamicrochip(微型集成块)andartificialIntelligencetotranslateLanguages.Itisstartedbyvoicecommandandproducesvoiceoutputthroughabuilt-inspeaker.Thentheusermakesastatementorasksaquestion,theVoiceimmediatelyrepeatswhathasbeensaidinanotherLanguage.21.ThestrangerholdingtheVoiceseemstobe________.A)askingforsomeinformationB)greetingtheGermanC)amusinghimselfD)practisinghisGerman（C）22.TheGermansentence“KonnenSieKann?”means________.A)“Whydon’tyouaskthepoliceman.”B)“Wouldyoulistencloselyforthedevicetosay?”C)“Canyousayitagain,please?”D)“CanyoutellmewhereIcanbuysomesauerkraut?”（D）23.Theword“speaker”inthelastparagraphrefersto________.A)thepersonwhospeakstothedeviceB)acomponentpartoftheVoiceC)thepersonwhospeaksGermanD)thespeechproducedbytheVoice（B）24.WhichofthefollowingisNOTTRUE?

5A)Thevoiceisaninventionofanelectronicscompany.B)Thevoiceisahand-heldtranslator.C)Thevoiceisnewproductinwideuse.D)Thevoiceismainlyamicrocomputer.（C）25.TheVoicecantranslate________.A)fromGermanintoanyoftheotherfourlanguagesmentionedB)fromandintoEnglishbyusingthesamecartridgesC)betweenanytwooftheabove-mentionedlanguagesD)fromEnglishintoanyoftheotherfourlanguagesortheotherwayround（D）PassageTwoQuestions26to30arebasedonthefollowingpassage.Computersmayonedayturnnightintoday—withgoodold,naturalsunlight.Colossalcomputer-controlledmirrors,thousandsoffeetacross,mayonedayorbittheearth,reflectingsunlightontoadarkenedUnitedStates.SomeScientistssaythat16ofthesemirrors,eachaboutahalfmileacross,couldaimtheirreflectedlightatoneareaontheearththatwasabout200milesby300miles.Thatmuchlightwouldequalabout56moons.Themirrorswouldbesohighthattheycouldcatchthesun’slightasitwasshiningontheothersideoftheearth.Themirrorscouldorbit—thousandsofmileshigh—atthesamespeedastheearthturnsonitsaxis(轴).Thatway,themirrorswouldalwaysbeoverthesamespot.Thealuminum-coated(涂铝的),plasticmirrorscouldbefoldedupandpackedintoaspaceship,accordingtothescientists.Oncereleasedafewhundredmilesinspace,themirrors,poweredbyasolar-poweredengine,couldmarktherestofthetripintospaceontheirown.Thescientistssaythatthecomputer-controlledmirrorscouldalsobemadetotilt(倾斜)slowly,sothereflectedsunlightwouldsweepslowlyalongthesurfaceoftheearth.Forexample,asnightfell,themirrorscouldbetiltedtolightupBoston.Lateron,asdarknessspreadslowlywestward.Chicago,forexample,thenSanFranciscocouldbelitup.Thereflectedsunlightwouldallowthesecitiestosaveupelectricity.Andinemergencies,suchaspower-failures,themirrorscouldlightuptheaffectedarea.Whatnooneknowsyetiswhateffectthisartificialdaytimewouldhaveonplants,animals,andhumans.Woulditconfusesomeanimalsandharmplantsthatareusedtoregularday-nightcycles?Thescientistsrecommendthatstudiesbedonetofindoutwhathadeffectstheremightbe.26.Theword“colossal”inLine3mostlikelymeans________.A)nuclear-powered

6B)orbitingC)giantD)spinning（D）27.WhichofthefollowingisNOTTRUEofthemirrors?A)Theywouldbemadeofplasticandcoatedwithaluminum.B)Theycouldbelauncheddirectlyintospace.C)Theywouldstayinthesamepositionovertheearth.D)Theycouldreflectsunlighttoalargeareaontheearth.（B）28.Thereflectedlightshouldsweepslowlyalongthesurfaceoftheearthbecausethemirrors________.A)wouldbeoperatedbysolar-poweredenginesB)wouldorbitthousandsofmileshightocatchthesun’slightC)couldmovearoundtheearthatthesamespeedastheearthturnsonitsaxisD)couldbemadetoadjusttheirangles（D）29.Thepurposeforturningnightintodayisto________.A)confuseanimalsandplantsB)lightupmorecitiesC)saveenergyanddealwithemergenciesD)enablepeopletoworklongerhours（C）30.Thewriterofthispassage________.A)givesanobjectiveaccountofthemirrorsB)seemstobemuchworriedabouttheeffectofthemirrorsC)isinfavourofthewideuseofthemirrorsD)suggeststhatartificialdaylightisharmfultolivingbeing（A）PassageThreeQuestions31to35arebasedonthefollowingpassage.Assupplierofmostofthefoodweeatandofrawmaterialsformanyindustrialprocesses,agricultureisclearlyanimportantareaoftheeconomy.Buttheindustrialperformanceofagricultureisevenmoreimportantthanthis.Forinnationswheretheproductivityoffarmersislow,mostoftheworkingpopulationisneededtoraisefoodandfewpeopleareavailableforproductionofinvestmentgoodsorforotheractivitiesrequiredforeconomicgrowth.Indeed,oneofthefactorsrelatedmostcloselytothepercapitalincome(人均收入)ofanationisthefractionofitspopulationengagedinfarming.Inthepoorestnationsoftheworldmorethanhalfofthepopulationlivesonfarms.This

7comparessharplywithlessthan10percentinWesternEuropeandlessthan4percentintheUnitedStates.Inshort,thecourseofeconomicdevelopmentingeneraldependsinafundamentalwayontheperformanceoffarmers.Thisperformanceinturn,dependsonhowagricultureisorganizedandontheeconomicenvironment,ormarketstructure,withinwhichitfunction.InthefollowingpagestheperformanceofAmericanagricultureisexamined.Itisappropriatetobeginwithaconversationofitsmarketstructure.31.Thispassageismostprobably________.A)anewsitemB)partofanintroductionofabookC)partofalectureD)anadvertisement（B）32.Whatismostimportanttoagricultureis________.A)theamountoffooditproducesB)thepercapitalincomeoffarmersC)itsindustrialperformanceD)theproductionofinvestmentgoods（C）33.Theword“this”inLine4refersto________.A)theprovisionoffoodandrawmaterialsB)theproductivityoffarmersC)theproductionofinvestmentgoodsD)theeconomyasawhole（A）34.Theperformanceoffarmersessentiallydetermines________.A)thesizeoftheworkingpopulationB)theorganizationofagricultureC)themarketstructureD)thegeneraldevelopmentofeconomy（D）35.Thispassagewillmostprobablybefollowedbyadiscussionof________.A)thestructureofAmericanfarmingpopulationB)themarketstructureofAmericanagricultureC)thevariousfunctionsofAmericanagricultureD)theorganizationofAmericanagriculture（B）PassageFour

8Questions36to40arebasedonthefollowingpassage.Before1945,hardlyanyoneoutsideofNewMexicohadeverheardofAlamogordo.In1960itspopulationnumbered21,723.Eversince1898,whenthetownhadbeenbuiltbytheSouthernPacificRailroad,Alamogordohadbeenalonelytown.Thelandarounditwaslargelydesert,andlargelyempty.Becauseitwasisolatedandbecausetheweatherwasalmostalwaysclearandpeaceful,aspotofdesertnearAlamogordowaschosenasthelastsiteforthefirstatomicbombeverexploded.ThesecretnameofthetestwasZeo.AtdawnonJuly16,1945,theatomicbombwassetoff.Observersagreedthattheyhadwitnessedsomethingunlikeanythingeverseenbymenbefore,ahuge,colorfulfireball,morebrilliantthanthesunflashingasitroseformilesintotheair.Neverbeforehadmenreleasedsomuchpoweratonetime,norhadanynationeverpossessedweaponasterribleanddestructiveastheatomicbomb.Forseveralweeks,thetestwaskeptsecret.WhenanatomicbombwasdroppedfromanAmericanplaneonHiroshima,Japan,newspapersandradiostationsalloverAmericatoldofthetestofthebombinNewMexico.Almosteverybodywasamazedtolearnwherethebombhadbeenmadeandtested;thedesertsoftheSouthwesthadhiddenthesecretwell.Whennewsoftheatomicbombanditsdestructivenesswasannounced,peopleallovertheworldwonderedwhatothernewweaponswerebeingpreparedintheNewMexicodesert.Somepeopledoubtedthatthesecretofmakingatomicbombscouldbekeptfromothercountries.Someevendoubtedthewisdomofusingsopowerfulaweapon.Butnoonedoubtedthatanewkindofwar—andanewkindofworld—hadbegunatAlamogordo,onesummermorningin1945.36.Whatisthemaintopicofthispassage?A)ThesecretofAlamogordo.B)Anewkindofwar.C)Thedestructiveforceofthefirstatomicbomb.D)Theselectionofthetestsiteforthefirstatomicbomb.（A）37.WhichofthefollowingisthemainreasonforchoosingAlamogordoasthetestsite?A)Italwayshadanenjoyableclimate.B)Itwasconnectedtoothercitiesbyarailway.C)Itslocationwouldhidethesecretwell.D)ItwassituatedinsouthwesternNewMexico.（C）38.WhenwastheatomicbombdroppedonHiroshima?A)AssoonasthesecretwasrevealedB)AtdawnonJuly16,1945

9C)ImmediatelyafterthetestD)Severalweeksafterthetest（D）39.Afterthefirstatomicbombexplosion,everybodyagreedthat________.A)itwaswisetochooseAlamogordoasthetestsiteB)manhadenteredtheageofnuclearwarfareC)itwasnotwisetousesuchapowerfulweaponD)itwasnotpossibletokeepthetechnologyofmakingatomicbombssecret（B）40.Thetoneofthispassageisoneof________.A)anxietyB)satisfactionC)encouragementD)fear（B）PartIIIVocabularyandStructure(20minutes)Directions:Thereare30incompletesentencesinthispart.ForeachsentencetherearefourChoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).ChoosetheONEanswerthatbestcompletesthesentence.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasingletimethroughthecentre.41.Theboy’sfatherboughthimalargetoytrain________.A)whichtoplaywithB)toplaywithitC)toplaywithD)atwhichtoplay（C）42.________youpoorrecordinschool,wethinkyoushouldstudyharder.A)InviewofB)InchargeofC)InspiteofD)Incaseof（A）43.Therearemorethanfiftyproposals________attheconference.A)discussedB)tobediscussedC)discussingD)havingbeendiscussed（B）

1044.Policehave________tothepublictocomeforwardwithanyinformationwhichmighthelpthemintheirinquiries.A)urgedB)claimedC)appealedD)called（C）45.IamsorryI________yourglassesoffthedeskwhenIwaswipingit.A)drewB)hitC)struckD)knocked（D）46.Whydon’tyouhaveanightout?Itwouldtakeyour________offyourworries.A)caresB)heartC)headD)mind（D）47.Somehardplasticscanbe________metalsinmanufacturingmachineparts.A)substitutedforB)takentheplaceofC)replacedinD)givenwayto（A）48.Hisunderstandingmadeadeepimpression________theyounggirl.A)inB)onC)forD)to（B）49.Theyhavebeentryingtoarriveatapracticalsolution________theproblem.A)inB)toC)onD)with（B）50.InmanyAmericanfamilies,parentsfeelthatchildrenshouldmakeimportant

11decisions________.A)tothemselvesB)onthemselvesC)ofthemselvesD)bythemselves（D）51.Thereishardlyanenvironmentonearth________somespeciesofanimalorotherhasnotadaptedsuccessfully.A)towhichB)whereverC)sothatD)asto（A）52.Somemetalsarebetterconductorsofelectricitythanothers________meansthattheformerhaveatomthatcontainmorefreeelectronthanthelatter.A)thatB)thisC)whichD)it（C）53.Agoodfriendisonewhowill________youwhenyouareintrouble.A)standforB)standbyC)standuptoD)standupwith（B）54.Thespeaker________hisnotesbeforethelecture.A)randownB)ranintoC)ranoutD)ranover（D）55.Ifindthistreatmentvery________tomyhealth.A)advisableB)invaluableC)beneficialD)worthy（C）

1256.Don’thavehimforafriend.He’s________acriminal.A)anythingbutB)butforC)ratherthanD)nothingbut（D）57.Mostdoctorsrecognizethatmedicineis________.A)anartasmuchitisascienceB)asmuchanartasitisascienceC)asanartasmuchitisscienceD)muchanartasitisascience（B）58.Asa________president,hisviewsaretreatedwithrespectwhenheisinterviewed.A)priorB)previousC)lateD)former（D）59.Itishighlydesirablethatanewpresident________forthiscollege.A)appointedB)beappointedC)isappointedD)hasbeenappointed（B）60.ThesupplyofelectricpowertoMadridandneighboringdistrictshashadtobe________.A)weakenedB)omittedC)restrictedD)lowered（C）61.Iftheearthsuddenly________spinning,wewouldallflyoffit.A)hadstoppedB)stoppedC)hasstoppedD)wouldstop（B）62.Isitadvisableto________ourbodytothesunlight.

13A)revealB)displayC)exposeD)show（C）63.Hedemandedthatweexplainwhatwashappening,________?A)hadn’tweB)didn’tweC)hadn’theD)didn’the（D）64.Itwasimpossibletoavoid________bythestormyweather.A)beingmuchaffectedB)tobemuchaffectedC)havingmuchaffectedD)tohavebeenmuchaffected（A）65.________inEngland.AnneBradstreetbothadmiredandimitatedseveralEnglishpoets.A)HavingbornandeducatedB)TobebornandeducatedC)SincebornandeducatedD)Bornandeducated（D）66.Aftersearchingforhalfanhour,sherealizedthatherglasses________onthetableallthetime.A)hadbeenlyingB)hadbeenlainC)havebeenlyingD)werelain（A）67.Theyhurriedthereonlytofindthemeetingcancelled.Infact,they________atall.A)mightnothavegoneB)mustn’thavegoneC)needn’thavegoneD)wouldn’thavegone（C）68.Thetimehascome________wecanmakeextensiveuseofnuclearenergy.

14A)whenB)whileC)asD)since（A）69.Hardly________thehelicopter________whenthewaitingcrowdrantowardit.A)had...,landedB)has...,landedC)did...,landD)was...,landing（A）70.________thepunishmentwasunjust.Helenaccepteditwithoutcomplaint.A)HoweverB)SolongasC)EventhoughD)Since（C）PartIVClose(15minutes)Directions:Thereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage.ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD)ontherightsideofthepaper.YoushouldchoosetheONEthatbestfitsintothepassage.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre.Anelderlywomandiedyesterdayafterbeingknockeddownbyamotorist.Thedriverhad__71__noattempttobrake(刹车).Whenapolicemanaskedhim,amanof__69__,toreadthenumberplateofacarparkedonthe__72__sideoftheroad,themansaidthiswas__73__,becauseitwasfoggy.Infact,itwasasunnyday,__74__severalattempts,getfrom__75__distanceoftwometres,theman__76__failedtoreadthenumberplate__77__.Hesaidhehadneverneededglasses,thoughhehadbeen__78__inasimilaraccidentthedaybefore.Thequestion__79__fitnesstodrivecomesupeverytimesome,medicalcondition__80__toanaccidentlikethis.Lastweektrafficaccidents__81__thedeathoftwomotorists,oneof__82__diedasaresultofblackouts(眩晕)whiledriving.The__83__,amanwhosecarhitatree,had__84__fromblackoutsforyears.Theseconddied__85__hissportscarcrashedat60m.p.h.Hehadabraindiseasewhichcauseshimto__86__consciousnesswhenhehadaheadache.Withsuchcased__87__mind,itisnotsurprisingthat__88__preventionorganizationsaretryingto__89__thegovernmenttointroducestricter__90__overdrivers.71.A)doneB)made

15C)givenD)had（B）72.A)contraryB)furtherC)acrossD)opposite（D）73.A)uncertainB)unrealC)unfairD)untrue（C）74.A)AfterB)ForC)WithD)At（A）75.A)anyB)someC)aD)such（C）76.A)tooB)evenC)yetD)still（D）77.A)correctlyB)definitelyC)perfectlyD)exactly（A）78.A)linkedB)associatedC)involvedD)combined（C）79.A)to

16B)ofC)inD)with（B）80.A)directsB)guidesC)conductsD)reads（D）81.A)createdB)resultedC)causedD)formed（C）82.A)whomB)theseC)whichD)those（A）83.A)formerB)oneC)otherD)first（D）84.A)troubledB)sufferedC)undergoneD)tolerated（B）85.A)whenB)tillC)whereD)although（A）86.A)looseB)lostC)loseD)lock（C）

1787.A)onB)inC)atD)within（B）88.A)accidentB)accident’sC)accidentsD)accidental（A）89.A)enableB)affectC)driveD)persuade（D）90.A)arrangementsB)controlsC)measuresD)warnings（B）PartVWriting(30minutes)Directions:Forthispart,youareallowed30minutestowriteacompositiononthetitle:MakeOurCityGreener,yourcompositionshouldbebasedonthefollowingoutline:1.城市绿色的状况2.绿化的好处(如：清洁空气，美化城市，改善气候…)3.怎样才能实现绿化Yourcompositionshouldbenolessthan100words.WriteyourcompositionontheAnswerSheet.Remembertowriteitclearly.

181990年6月四级参考答案PartIListeningComprehension1.B2.D3.D4.C5.A6.B7.C8.A9.B10.C11.D12.C13.D14.A15.B16.B17.C18.A19.D20.APartIIReadingComprehension21.C22.D23.B24.C25.D26.D27.B28.D29.C30.A31.B32.C33.A34.D35.B36.A37.C38.D39.B40.BPartIIIVocabularyandStructure41.C42.A43.B44.C45.D46.D47.A48.B49.B50.D51.A52.C53.B54.D55.C56.D57.B58.D59.B60.C61.B62.C63.D64.A65.D

1966.A67.C68.A69.A70.CPartIVClose71.B72.D73.C74.A75.C76.D77.A78.C79.B80.D81.C82.A83.D84.B85.A86.C87.B88.A89.D90.B