英語四級(jí)考試閱讀理模擬試題及答案解析
Section B
PassageOne
57. What do we know about Hollywooddocumentaries?
A) They are highly regarded byscientists.
B) They are scientifically accurate.
C) They are produced for scientists.
D) They are classified as narrative movies.
58. According to Tse, practicalreasons often make it difficult to __
A) get the science right in movies
B) invent a less obvious password
C) stayfocused on the narrative
D) reduce the length of movies
59. Heroes is written in the way that theaudience will take superpowers as __
A) beyond explanation
B) beyond imagination
C) scientifically crazy
D) practically reasonable
60. After the discussion on invisibility,writers of Heroes decide to
A) extend invisibility to clothes
B) make an invisible field
C) demonstrate the questions in theshow
D) leave the questions unanswered
61. Watchman and Heroes are similar in thatthey are both __
A) about superpowers
B) science fiction stories
C) short of scientific logic
D) the years most anticipated
62. Not long ago, it was believed thatwomen went to college in order to __
A) find a husband
B) get smart in the marriage market
C) learn to be a good wife
D) marry someone with a bachelors degree63. According to the first paragraph, what grandmother whispers to hergranddaughter is usually ___.
A) taken as a warning
B) regarded as out-of-date
C) given voluntarily
D) accepted unwillingly
64. What did Betsey Stevenson find aboutwell-educated women in the past?
A) Their marriage rate was higher than atpresent.
B) Their marriage rate was lower than atpresent.
C) Their divorce rate was higher than atpresent.
D) Their divorce rate was lower than atpresent.
65. Coontz pointed out that, in the lasthalf century,
A) women have got more chances foreducation
B) women have fought hard for equality withmen
C) peoples wage levels have sharply risen
D)peoples outlook has been greatly different
66. The effect of education on marriage hasbeen found to be
A) favorable
B) insignificant
C) long-lasting
D)extensive
Section B
PassageOne
57. What do we know about Hollywooddocumentaries?
A) They are highly regarded byscientists.
B) They are scientifically accurate.
C) They are produced for scientists.
D) They are classified as narrative movies.
58. According to Tse, practicalreasons often make it difficult to __
A) get the science right in movies
B) invent a less obvious password
C) stayfocused on the narrative
D) reduce the length of movies
59. Heroes is written in the way that theaudience will take superpowers as __
A) beyond explanation
B) beyond imagination
C) scientifically crazy
D) practically reasonable
60. After the discussion on invisibility,writers of Heroes decide to
A) extend invisibility to clothes
B) make an invisible field
C) demonstrate the questions in theshow
D) leave the questions unanswered
61. Watchman and Heroes are similar in thatthey are both __
A) about superpowers
B) science fiction stories
C) short of scientific logic
D) the years most anticipated
62. Not long ago, it was believed thatwomen went to college in order to __
A) find a husband
B) get smart in the marriage market
C) learn to be a good wife
D) marry someone with a bachelors degree63. According to the first paragraph, what grandmother whispers to hergranddaughter is usually ___.
A) taken as a warning
B) regarded as out-of-date
C) given voluntarily
D) accepted unwillingly
64. What did Betsey Stevenson find aboutwell-educated women in the past?
A) Their marriage rate was higher than atpresent.
B) Their marriage rate was lower than atpresent.
C) Their divorce rate was higher than atpresent.
D) Their divorce rate was lower than atpresent.
65. Coontz pointed out that, in the lasthalf century,
A) women have got more chances foreducation
B) women have fought hard for equality withmen
C) peoples wage levels have sharply risen
D)peoples outlook has been greatly different
66. The effect of education on marriage hasbeen found to be
A) favorable
B) insignificant
C) long-lasting
D)extensive
