2001年1月北京地区研究生英语学位课统考试题

2001年1月北京地区研究生英语学位课统考试题：

Paper One

Part I Listening Comprehension (15 minutes, 15 points)

Section A ( 1 point each)

1.A The faculty members are having a party.

B The faculty members have no time to study economics and

management.

C The faculty members are very busy and have no time for the regular

meal.

D The faculty members are making time to do some physical

exercises.

2. A Devices used in classroom. B Music instruments.

C Experimental device

D School facilities

3. A Buying a car B Car insurance C Buying car parts D Car repair

4. A Buying some medicine in a drugstore.

B Giving a lecture on the symptoms of common cold.

C Complaining about his illness.

D Discussing the scientific discoveries in medicine.

5. A Seasonal sports B A plan for a vacation C Taking a test D Ways to save time.

6. A A professor B An astronaut B A travel agent D An economist

7. A To support her family B To shop in the regular women’s department.

C To slim down

D To keep herself busy

8. A Someone who is in charge of hunting

B A boss of a company

C A job-seeking advisor

D Someone who is in charge of looking for talents for his company.

9. A An investment consultant and her client.

B A bank teller and her customer.

C An insurance agent and her client.

D A stock-holder and his trustee.

Section B (1 point each)

10. A They have plentiful resources.

B They are very generous.

C They are richer than people in other countries.

D They think consuming more can stimulate the development of their economy.

11. A They were afraid that other people would occupy their houses.

B They could make the land richer with the ashes.

C They could get their nails quicker and easier.

D They liked to see the hardwoods go up in smoke.

12. A American banks use expensive stationary.

B American people destroy things that other people save.

C Too many names of vice-presidents are listed on the bank pages.

D The large English bank sent him a letter in a used envelop.

13. A We are very clear about how people make friends.

B Most people have about six friends.

C People don’t usually rely on their new friends.

D People can’t make friends if they have different backgrounds.

14 A Having the same friends B Talking with the same frequency.

C Being from similar social classes.

D Sharing similar ideas and interests.

15. A Their common ideas, beliefs, attitudes and interests.

B Their shared emotions and experiences.

C Their similarity at age and background.

D Their economic conditions and social position.

Part II. V ocabulary (10 minutes, 10 points )

Section A ( 0.5 point each)

16 The factory union’s grievance committee met with the authorities to protes t the workers’ firing.

A personnel

B investment

C salvation

D complaint

17. Most high school students look up to the players on the football team.

A envy

B respect

C trust

D pursue

18. The first major outburst of musical creativity in the United States occurred at the end of the nineteenth century.