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)


Part I


Writing


minutes)


Dire


cti


ons




For this part


,


you are allowed 30 minutes to write an essay based on the picture below. You should start


your essay with a brief description of the picture and then comment on this kind of modem life. You


should write at least


120


words but no more than


180


words.



(30


THIS MODERN LIFE




WORK



HOME



PLAY



SLEEP


Part II




Listening Comprehension


(


30


minutes)



Section A


Dire


cti


ons

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In


this


section


,


you


will


hear


8


short


conversations


and


2


long


conversations.


At


the


end


of


each


conversation, one or more questions will be asked about what was said. Both the conversation and the


questions will be spoken only once. After each question there will be a pause. During the pause, you


must read the four choices marked A), B), C) and D)


,


and decide which is the best answer. Then mark


the corresponding letter on


Answer Sheet 1


with a single line through the centre.



1.



A)




He


is pl


eas


ed t


o sit


on th


e co< /p>


m


mitt


ee.



B) He is w


illi


ng t


o of


fer t


he w


om


an a ha


nd.



C)



He


wil


l te


ll the wo


man h


is d


eci


sion l


at


er.



D) He wo


uld


like to b


eco


me a c


lu


b mem


ber.



2.



A)




Their


planne


d tri


p to V


an


cou


v


er is o


bvious


ly ov


erpriced.



B) The


y sho


uld


bor


row


a gui


de b


o


ok ins


te


ad of


buy


ing o


ne.



C) The guid


e bo


oks i


n th


e lib


rar


y hav


e the


lat


est inf


orm


ation.



D) The libr


ary c


an h


elp


ord


er g


uide


book


s ab


out

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Van


cou


ver.



3.



A)



He re


gr


ets h


avi


ng t


ake


n the


his


t


ory c


our


se.



B) He fin


ds li


ttl


e in


ter


est


in th


e


hist


ory b


ook


s.



C) He has


tro


ubl


e fi


nish


ing


his


read


ing


ass


ign


men


ts.



D) He ha


s di


ffi


cul


ty w


rit


ing t


he w


e


ekly


book


rep


ort.



4.



A)



T


he m


an h


ad be


tte


r ch


oos


e an


o


ther


res


tau


ran


t.



B) The ne


w res


tau


ra


nt is


a per


fect


pla


ce f


or d


ating.



C) The ne


w res


tau


ra


nt ca


ugh


t


her f


anc


y imm


ediately.



D) The ma


n ha


s goo


d taste


in ch


o


osin


g the


restau


ran


t.



5.



A) H


e ha


s bee


n lo


oki


ng fo


rw


ar


d to sp


rin


g.



C


) He w


ill


cle


an t


he wo


ma


n’s b


oots


for sp


rin


g.



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B) He has be


en w


ait


ing f


or t


he w


in


ter s


ale.



D) He


will


help th


e wom


an p


ut th


in


gs aw


ay.



6.


A) At a tai


lor


’s.


C) In a cl


oth


es st


ore.



B)


At Bob’s


hom


e.


D) In a th


eatre.



7. A) His guest


s fa


vor


Tib


etan dri


nks. C) Mineral


wat


er


is goo


d fo


r hea


lth.



B)


At Bob


’s h


ome.



D) Plain


water will serv


e the


purpose.



8. A) Repor


t th


e res


ult


of a d


isc


us


sion. C) Submit


an im


portant

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doc


ume


nt.



B) Rais


e so


me en


vir


onm


ent


al i


ssue


s. D) Revise


an en


vi


ronm


ental repo


rt.



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Questio


ns 9 t


o 12 a


re b


ase


d on t


he c


onve


rsa

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tio


n yo


u hav


e ju


st heard.


9.



10.



11.



12.



A) Th


ey po


llute t


he so


il u


sed t


o co


v


er th


em. C) The ru


bbi


sh


in th


em takes


lon


g to d


issolv


e.


B) The


y ar


e ha


rmf


ul t


o nea


rby


nei


g


hbor


hoo


ds. D) The g


as th


ey em


it is


extrem


ely


poi


sono


us.



A) Gr


owi


ng po


pul


ati


on. C) Changed eating


hab


it


s.


B) Pac


kag


ing


mat


eri


als. D) Lower


pro


duction co


st.



A) By s


avi


ng e


ner


gy. C) By redu


ci


ng po


iso


nou


s wast


es.



B) By us


ing


les


s al


umi


num. D) By mak


ing the m


ost of ma< /p>


te


ria


ls.



A) We


are


run


nin


g out o


f na


tur


al r


es


ourc


es soon.



B) On


ly co


mbi


ned


eff


ort


s ca


n make a diff


erence.



C) Th


e wa


ste p


rob


lem


wil


l ev


entu


al


ly hu


rt all of u


s



D) Al


l of u


s ca


n act


ual


ly b


ene


fit


fro


m rec


ycling.



Questio


ns 13


to 15


are


bas


ed o


n the


conv


ers


ati


on y


ou have just h


eard.



13.



14.



A) Mi


ami.



B) Va


nco


uver.



C) Bellin


gh


am.



D) Bo


sto


n.


A) To g


et i


nfo


rma


tio


n on o


ne-wa


y ti


cket


s to C


anada.



B) To i


nquire


abo


ut th


e pr


ice


of



S


uper


Sav


er



seats.



C) To g


et a


dvi


ce o


n how


to fl


y as


ch


eapl


y as p


ossible.



D) To i


nqu


ire


abo


ut th


e sh


ort


est


rou


t


e to dr


ive


hom


e.


15.



A) Jo


in a t


our


ist g


rou


p.



B) Choos


e a ma


jor


air


lin


e.


C) Av


oid t


rip


s in p


ubl


ic h


olid


ays.



D) Bo


ok ti


cke


ts a


s early a


s po


ssi


ble.



Section B



Dire


cti


ons




In this section, you will hear 3 short passages. At the end of each passage, you will hear some questions.


Both the passage and the questions will be spoken only once. After you hear a question, you must


choose the best answer from the four choices marked A),B),C),and D)


.


Then mark the corresponding


letter on


Answer Sheet 1


with a single line through the centre.



Pass


age


One



Questions 16


to 18


are


bas


ed o


n the


pass


age


you h


ave


just heard.



16.



A) Th


ere


are


mys


ter


iou


s sto


rie


s be


hi


nd his


works.



B) Th


ere


are


man


y mis


und


ers


tan


din


gs ab


out h


im.



C) Hi


s wor


ks h


ave


no ma


tch


wor


ld


wide.



D) Hi


s pe


rson


al h


ist


ory i


s li


ttl


e kno


w


n.


17.



A) He


mov


ed to S


tr


atf


ord- on


-Av


on


in his


chi


ldh


ood.


B) He f


ai


led t


o go b


eyo


nd g


ram


mar


scho


ol.



C) He w


as a


mem


ber


of th


e to


wn c


ounc


il.



D) He o


nc


e wor


ke


d in a w


ell- kn


ow


n act


ing comp


any.



18.



A) Wr


ite


rs o


f his


tim


e ha


d no m


ean


s


to pro


tect th


eir


works.



B) Pos


sib


le s


our


ces


of cl


ues


abo


ut hi


m wer


e lost in


a fire.



C) Hi


s wor


ks w


ere


ada


pte


d be


yon


d reco


gnitio


n.



D) Pe


opl


e of his ti


me h


ad li


ttl


e in


ter


e


st in h


im.



Pass


age


Two



Questio


ns 19


to 21


are


bas


ed o


n the


pass


age


you h


ave


jus


t heard.



19.



A) It s


how


s you hav


e be


en i


gno


rin


g your


health.



B) It c


an s


eri


ous


ly a


ffe


ct y


our t


hin


ki


ng pr


ocess.



C) It i


s an e


ar


ly wa


rni


ng o


f so


me il


ln


ess.



D) It i


s a sy


mpt


om o


f to


o muc


h pr


es


sure.




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20. A) Redu


ce ou


r wo


rkl


oad. C) Use painkillers f


or relief.



B) Contro


l ou


r tem


pe


r. D) Avoid mas


kin


g sym


pto


ms.



21. A) Lyi


ng do


wn a


nd h


avi


ng so


me sl


eep. C) Goin


g out


for


a wa


lk.



B) Rubbi


ng an


d pr


ess


ing


one



s bac


k.


D) List


ening to


lig


ht mu


sic.



Pass


age


Thr


ee



Questio


ns 22


to 25


are


bas


ed o


n the


pass


age


you have


just heard.



22. A) Depe


ndi


ng he


avi


ly o


n loa


ns.


C)


Spend


ing beyond


one


’s m


ean


s.



B) Havin


g no b


udg


et p


lan


s at a


ll.



D) Leavi


ng n


o roo


m for


lar


ge b


ills.


23. A) Ma


ny of


the


m ca


n be c


ut. C) They eat up most of


the fami


ly i


nco


me.



B) All of t


hem


hav


e to b


e co


ver


e


d. D) They eat up mo


st o


f the


fam


ily inco


me.



24. A) Re


nt a hous


e ins


tead of


buy


i


ng on


e. C) Make a con


se


rva


tio


n pla


n.



B) Discu


ss th


e pr


obl


em i


n the


fa


mily. D) Move to a ch


eap


er p


lac


e.



25. A) Fi


nan


cia


l iss


ues


pla


gui


ng a f


amil


y. C) Family budg


et p


rob


lem


s an


d sol


utions.



B) Diffi


cul


ty i


n mak


ing


bot


h end


s mee


t. D) New


ways


to bo


ost


fam


ily i


nco


me.



Section C



Dire


cti


ons




In this section, you will hear a passage three times. When the passage is read for the first time


,


you


should listen carefully


for its general idea. When the passage is read for the second time


,


you are


required to fill in the blanks with the exact words you have just heard. Finally


,


when the passage is


read for the third time, you should check what you have written.



Perh


aps


bec


aus


e go


ing t


o co


lle


ge is


so mu


ch a p


art o


f th


e Am


eri


can


dre


a


m, many


peo


ple g


o fo


r no 26 r


eas


on.


Some go be


cause t


hei


r pa


ren


ts e


xpect it, o


the


rs be


cause ifs w


hat


their fr


iends a


re do


ing. Then, the


re


’s


th


e bel


ie


f tha


t a co


llege


degree w


ill 2


7 ens


ure


a goo


d job


a


nd hig


h pa


y.


Some s


tud


ent


s 28 th


rou


gh fo


ur y


e


ars, at


ten


din


g classes, or


skipping


(




) th


em as


the


case ma


y be, rea


ding o


nly


what


can



t b


e avo


ide


d, loo


kin


g fo


r le


ss 29 cour


ses,


and n


ever being


to


uche


d or c


ha


nge


d in any im


por


tan


t


way. Fo


r a few


of these peop


le, c


oll


ege p


rov


ides no


30 , yet be


ca


use o


f paren


tal


or p


eer


pressure, th


ey ca


nno


t vo


lun


tarily l


eave. The


y st


op


tryi


ng in


the


hop


e tha


t th


eir t


ea


che


rs


will


mak


e the


decisi


on f


or th


em b


y 31 them.



To put


it


b


lun


tly


/


(


直截了当地



,


u


nle


ss you


’re w


illing to make you


r colleg


e yea


rs cou


nt, you mig


ht


be 32 doing



some


thi


ng e


lse. N


ot e


ver


yon


e sh


ou


ld at


ten


d col


lege, no


r sh


ould every


one w


ho do


es atte


nd b


egin ri


ght a


fter h


igh scho


ol.



Many col


leg


e st


ude


nts 33 t


akin


g a yea


r or so o


ff. A year ou


t in the w


orld hel


ps some peo


ple to 3


4 their prioriti


es a


nd



goal


s. If you


’r


e re


all


y going to g


et s


omet


hin


g out of going to colleg


e, you have to ma


ke it mean som


eth


in


g, and to do that


you must h


ave


som


e ide


a wh


y yo


u


’r


e th


ere, w


hat


you h


ope


to get ou


t of


it, and 3


5 even


wha


t yo


u hop


e to b


ecom


e.



Part





Reading Comprehension


minutes)



(40


Sect


ion


A



Dire


cti


ons




In this section, there is a passage with ten blanks. You are required to select one word for each blank


from a list of choices given in a word bank following the passage. Read the passage through carefully


before


making


your


choices.


Each


choice


in


the


bank


is


identified


by


a


letter.


Please


mark


the


corresponding letter for each item on


Answer Sheet


Questio


ns 36


to 45


are


bas


ed o


n the


foll


owi


ng p


assage.



2 with a single line through the centre. You


may not use any of the words in the bank more than once.



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ty p


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t co


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n ev


ery


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er w


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e ho


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ch time s


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othe


r


se

den


tar


y


(


久坐的)


a


cti


viti es, like kn


itt


ing, v


iewing TV may be espe


cia


lly 43 a


t pro


mot


ing u


nhe


althy h


abits. Fo


r


one, th


e she


er n


umb


er of h


our


s we pass w


at


chin


g TV d


war


fs t


he time we spe


nd o


n any


thing el


se. An


d ot


her st


udi


es h


ave



foun


d that wa


tching


ads


for b


ee


r and


popc


orn m


ay m


ake


you m


ore


lik


ely to 44 th


em.



Even


so, th


e aut


hor


s ad


mit


tha


t the


y


didn


’t


comp


are


dif


fer


ent


sed


ent


ary


a


ctiv


ities to 4


5 whe


ther TV w


atchi


ng was


linked to


a gr


eat


er r


isk o


f di


abe


tes, h


e


art d


ise


ase


or early death comp


ared


with, say, re


ad


ing.



A) cl


imb


ed



B) consu


me



C) de


cade



D) de


ter


min


e


E) ef


fec


tiv


e


F) ha


rmf


ul


G) ou


tco


mes



H) pas


siv


ely










I) previ


ously



J) re


sum


e


K) su


ffe


red


L) su


rfi


ng


M) te


rm


N) te


rminal


s



O) tw


isting



Section B



Dire


cti


ons




In this section


,


you are going to read a passage


with ten statements attached to it. Each statement


contains


information


given


in


one


of


the


paragraphs.


Identify


the


paragraph


from


which


the


information is derived. You may choose a paragraph more than once. Each paragraph is marked with


a letter. Answer the questions by marking the corresponding letter on


Answer Sheet 2.



E ssa


y-G


ra


ding


Sof


tware Offers P


ro


fessors


a Break


A)



Imag


ine t


aki


ng a col


leg


e exam, an


d, inste


ad of h


andi


ng in a blue bo


o


k and get


tin


g a gra


de fro


m a pro


fe


ssor a few


weeks lat


er, cl


ick


ing


t


he “s


end


” but


t


on whe


n you are do


ne an


d receivin


g a grad


e back instan


tly, y


our e


ssa


y scored by a


soft


war


e pr


ogr


am. An


d th


en, ins


tea


d


of bei


ng do


ne w


ith that exam, ima


g


ine th


at the sy


ste


m wo


uld i


mme


dia


t


ely let yo


u


rewrit


e the


tes


t to t


ry to


imp


rov


e you


r grade.



B)



EdX, the no


npr


ofi


t ente


rpr


is


e foun


ded by Harvard and th


e Massach


usetts Instit


ute of T


ech


nol


ogy (M


IT) to offer


cour


ses


on the In


ter


net, h


as j


ust i


ntr


o


duce


d su


ch a syst


em and will make


its


a


uto


mat


ed (


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so


ftw


are


av


aila


ble


fre


e



on the W


eb t


o an


y in


sti


tut


ion tha


t want


s to use it. The s


oftware u


ses a


rtif


ici


al inte


lligen


ce to g


rad


e student essays and



shor


t wr


itt


en an


sw


ers, f


ree


ing


pro


fes


sors


for o


ther tasks.



C)



The n


ew s


er


vic


e wi


ll b


rin


g th


e ed


u


cati


onal

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int


o a g


rowin


g co


nfl


ict ove


r th


e role of automation in


educ


ati


on. Alt


hough auto


ma


ted


gr


a


ding


sy


stems for mu


lti


ple-ch


oice an


d true-false te


sts are n


ow wid


esp


read, the


use o


f


arti


fic


ial int


ell


ige


nc


e te


chn


olog


y to g


rade essay answers has not yet received w


ide


spread ac


cep


tan


ce b


y ed


u


cato


rs a


nd



has m


any c


rit


ics.



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Anan


t Aga


rw


al, an e


lectri


cal e


ngi


ne


er who is presiden


t of Ed


X, predicted that t


he in


sta


nt- gradin


g so


ftw


are would be a



usef


ul tea


chi


ng too


l, enab


lin


g s


tud


ents to tak


e t


est


s and write essays o


ver and


ov


er and


im


prove


th


e q


ual


ity of the


ir


answ


ers. H


e said t


he te


chn


olo


gy wo


uld of


fer d


isti


nct advantages o


ver t


h


e trad


itiona


l cla


ssroom sy


ste


m, whe


re stud


ents


ofte


n wa


it da


ys or wee


ks fo


r gr


ade


s.



There is a hug


e value in learning with ins


tan


t feedb


ack,



Dr. Ag


arwa


l said


.



“Studen


ts a


re te


lli


ng u


s the


y learn


m


uch b


ett


er with instant


feedback.




E)



But


skeptics


(


怀




) th


e aut


oma


ted sy


stem is n


o match fo


r live teac


hers. O


ne lo


ngtime cri


tic , Le


s Per


elman, h


as



drawn nat


ion


al at


ten


tio


n sev


er


al ti


m


es for p


utting t


ogether non


sen


se essa


ys tha


t hav


e foo


led s


oft


ware gradi


ng


programs


into g


ivi


ng h


igh m


ark


s. He h


as a


lso been hig


hly critical of stu


dies cla


imi


ng th


at th


e so


ftw


are com


pares w


ell t


o hum


a


n



graders.



F)



He


is


amon


g


a


grou


p


of


educato


rs


who


last


month


beg


an


circulating


a


petition



(


呼吁


)


opp


osing


a


utom


ate


d



asse


ssm


ent s


oft


ware. The gr


oup, whic


h calls its


elf P


rofession


als Ag


ains


t Mac


hin


e Scoring o


f Stud


ent Essay


s in



High


-St


ake


s Ass


ess


men


t, has co


lle


cted n


ear


ly 2,0


00 sig


natures, inc


lu


ding some from f


amo


us pe


ople li


ke Noa


m



Chom


sky.




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G)



“Let


’s f


ac


e the re


ali


tie


s of aut


oma


ti


c ess


ay scoring,


” th


e gr


oup


’s s


tate


ment rea


ds in part.




Com


puters ca


nnot



read

< p>


.



They ca


nnot


me


asu


re t


he ess


ent


ial


s


of e


ffe


ctive written


co


mmu


nica tion


:



a


ccu


rac


y, re


aso


nin


g, ad


equ


acy of evid


ence


,



good s


ens


e,


ethical



(





) po


sit


ion, co


nvincing argu


men


t, meanin


g


ful o


rga


niz


ation, an


d clari


ty, am


ong


othe


rs.



H)



But EdX exp


ect


s its so


ftw


ar


e to b


e adop


ted w


idely by schoo


ls an


d univ


ersities. It offe


rs free onlin


e classes from



Harvar


d, MIT and the Uni


ver


sit


y of


Cali


fornia- Berk


eley; th


is f


all, it w


ill add c


lasses fro


m W


ell


esl


ey, G


eorge


town an


d



the Univ


er


sit


y of Te


xas. In a


ll, 1


2 u


nive


rsi


ties p


artici


pate in


Ed


X, wh


ic


h of


fers ce


rti


ficates for cou


rse co


mp


leti


on a


nd



has s


aid t


hat


it pl


ans


to co


nti


nue


to ex


pand


nex


t year, in


clu


ding


add


ing i


nt


erna


tio


nal


sch


ools.


I)



The E


dX as


ses


sme


nt to


ol r


equ


ire


s h


uman t


eachers, or g


rad


er


s, to first g


rade 10


0 essay


s or essa


y que


stions. T


he sys


tem



then


us


es a v


ari


ety


of


ma


chi


ne- le


ar


ning


te


chn


iqu


es to train itself


to


be


able to gra


de any


nu


mbe


r o


f e


ssa


ys or a


nsw


ers


auto


mat


ica


lly a


nd al


mos


t inst


ant


ly. The so


ftw


are will assig


n a grade depend


ing on t


he sc


ori


ng sys


tem c


re


a


ted by th


e



teac


he


r, whe


the


r it i


s a le


tte


r gr


ade


or


nume


rical

< p>






ran


k.



J)



EdX i


s n


ot t


he f


irs


t t


o us


e th


e auto


m


ated


as


sessment tech


nol


ogy, which date


s to


early com


puter


s in the


196


0


s. The


re is


now a range of c


omp


ani


es of


fer


ing


commercial pr


ograms to g


rad


e wri


tten test an


swe


rs, an


d four stat


es



Loui< /p>


sia


na


,



Nort


h Dakota, U


tah a


nd We


st Vi< /p>


rgi


nia



are u


sin


g some form of th


e tec


hnology in sec


ond


ary scho


ols. A fifth, Indiana,



has experi


men


ted wi


th i


t. In


so


m


e c


ases


th


e so


ftware is


used as a “seco


n


d re


ader


,


” to c


hec


k the r


eliabi


lity o


f t


he h


uman


graders.



K)



But the gr


owi


ng inf


luence of the Ed


X conso


rtium to set stan


dar


ds is lik


el


y to give the te


ch


nolo


gy a boo


st. On Tues


day,



Stanfor


d a


nno


unc


ed tha


t i


t w


oul


d work


wi


th EdX to


develop a join


t educ


ationa


l system tha


t w


ill


ma


ke use of th


e



auto


mat


ed a


sse


ssm


ent


tec


hno


log


y.


L)



Two sta


rt-ups,


Co


urs


era


an


d U


da


cit


y, re


cen


tly


fo


und


ed by Stanfo


rd fac


ulty


me


mbe


rs to create


“massiv


e o


pen onlin


e



cour


ses,


” or MOO


Cs, ar


e also c


om


mitt


e


d to au


tomated assessmen


t sys


tems b


eca


use o


f the va


lue o


f inst


ant feed


ba


ck.




It all


ows


st


ude


nts


to get


im


med


iat

< p>
e


fee


dba


ck on their work, so


th


at lean


turn


s into


a gam


e, wi


th stu


den


ts nat


ural< /p>


ly(




) to


war


d res


ubm


itt


ing th


e wo


rk unti


l the


y get it righ


t,



said Dap


hne Rolle


r, a comp


uter scient


ist a


nd a found


er o


f


Courser


a.



M)



Last y


ear t


he He


wlett Fou


nd


atio


n, a gran


t-making organ


izatio


n set u


p by


one of the H


ewlett


- Pac


kard fou


nde


rs and hi


s


wife, s


pon


sor


ed tw


o $$100,


000 p


riz


es aim


ed at impr


ovi


ng so


ftw


are t


ha


t grad


es essay


s and s


hor


t ans


wers. More t


ha


n



150 te


ams ent


ere


d ea


ch ca


teg


or


y. A winne


r of o


ne o


f the Hewlet


t con


tests, Vi


k Par


uch


uri, w


as h


ired by Ed


X to hel


p



desi


gn it


s as


ses


sme


nt s

< p>
oft


war


e.



N)




One of our foc


use


s is to help ki


ds l


earn ho


w to think critically,




said Victor Vu


chic, a prog


ram officer at th


e Hewl


ett


Foun


dat


ion. “ I


t’s p


rob


abl


y imp


oss


i


ble to d


o that with mul


tip

le


-cho


ice t


ests. T


he ch


alleng


e is th


at th


is re


qui


res hum


an



graders,


and s


o th


ey co


st a


l


ot mo


re


and t


hey take


a lot


mor


e time. ”



O)



Mark D. Sherm


is, a pro


fe


sso


r at th


e Univ


ers


ity o


f Akron in Oh


io,


su


perv


ised the H


ewlett Found


at


ion


’s cont


est o


n



automat


ed


ess


ay


s


cor


ing



an


d


wr


ote


a


paper


ab


out


the


exp


er

< br>ime


nt.


In


his


vi


ew,


th


e


t


e ch


nol


ogy


< br>tho


ug


h



impe


rfe


ct



ha


s a pl


ace


in ed


uc


atio


n


al se


tti


ngs.



P)



With in


cr


eas


ingl


y lar


ge cla


sse


s, it is impos


sib


le for mo


st teach


ers to g


ive stu


den


ts mea


nin


gfu


l fee


dback on writ


in


g


assi


gnm


ent


s, he said. Pl


us, he not


ed,


criti


cs of th


e tech


nology have tende


d to come from th


e nation’s best un


iver


sities


,



where th


e le


vel o


f te


ach


ing


is mu


ch


bett


er t


han


at mo


st schoo


ls.



Q)



Ofte


n the


y come f


rom v


ery fa


mou


s


instit


uti


ons wh


ere, in fact, th


ey do a much b


ett


er job o


f prov


iding fe


edb


a


ck than a


mach


ine eve


r cou


ld,




Dr. Sh


erm


is s


aid. “ Th


er


e seems to be a lack o


f appre


cia


tio


n of w


hat i


s actua


lly g


oin


g


on in the


real


wor


ld.




46.



Some p


ro


fes


sio


nal


s in educ


ati


on a


re


coll


ect


ing


sig


natures to v


oice th


eir o


pposition to


automa


ted


essay gradin


g.


47.



Using so


ftw


are t


o gr


ade


stu


den


ts’


es


says


sav


es teacher


s tim


e fo


r other


w


ork.



48.



The H


ewl


ett


con


tes


ts ai


m at i


mp


rovi


ng es


say g


rad


ing


sof


tware.



49.



Thou


gh th


e aut


om


ate


d gradin


g sy


stem i


s wid


ely used in mu


lti

< br>ple-c


hoic


e tests, au


tom


ate


d essay g


rad


i


ng is still



crit


ici


zed


by m


any e


duc

< p>
ato


rs.




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50.



Some p


eo


ple d


on


’t


be


lie


ve th


e so


ft


ware


gra


din


g sy


stem can


do as goo


d


a job a


s hum


an g


rad


ers.



51.



Crit


ics


of autom


ate


d es


say


sco


rin


g d


o not s


eem


to kn


ow the tr


ue realities


in le


ss famou


s un


ive


rsitie


s.


52.



Crit


ics


argue m


any i


mpo


rta


nt a


spe


ct


s of ef


fective writing cann


ot b


e me


asured


by co


mpu


te


r rating < /p>


pro


gra


ms.


53.



As cl


ass s


ize


gro


ws, mo


st t


eac


her


s a


re un


able to g


ive stud


ent


s valuable


c


omme


nts


as to


how t


o im


pro


ve th


eir


writing.



54.



The a


uto


mat


ed a


sse


ssm


ent t

< p>
ech


nol


o


gy is s


ometim


es u


sed to do


uble chec


k the w


ork


of hu


ma


n graders.



55.



Student


s find in


sta


nt f


eed


bac


k hel


ps


impr


ove


their lear


nin


g co n


sid


er


ably.



Section C



D ire


cti


ons




There


are


2


passages


in


this


'Section.


Each


passage


is


followed


by


some


questions


or


unfinished


statements. For each of them there are four choices marked A), B), C) and


D)


.


You should decide on


the best choice and mark the corresponding letter on


Answer Sheet 2


with a single line through the


centre.



Pass


age


One



Questio


ns 56


to 60


are


bas


ed o


n the


foll


owi


ng p


assage.



The


e


ndl


ess



de


bat


e


ab


out “wo


rk


-


l


ife


b


al


ance


’’ often con


tains


a ho


pefu


l


fo


otn


ote ab


out stay


-at-


h


om


e


dad


s.


If


Amer


ic


an s


oci


ety and


bu


sin


ess wo


n


5


t m


ake


it eas


ier on fut


ure femal


e leade


rs who cho


ose


to hav


e ch


ild


ren


, there is st


ill th


e


ray of h


ope tha


t i


ncr


eas


ing num


be


rs o


f fu


ll-tim


e f


ath


ers wil


l. Bu


t bas


ed on


to


d


ay



s s< /p>


ocioec


ono


mic


tren


ds, th


is h


ope is,



unfo


rtu


nat


ely, m


isguid


ed.



I


t’


s t


ru


e tha


t the num


ber o


f me


n wh


o hav


e lef


t wo


rk to d


o their thin


g as full-ti


me p


are


nts h


as d


oubled in a d


ecad


e, but


ifs s


til


l very sma


ll



o


nly



0


.


8


% o


f marr


ied


co


upl


es w


here the s


tay


-at-h


ome father was ou


t of th


e la


bor fo


rc


e fo


r a y


ea


r. Ev


en



that perc


ent


ag


e is li


kel


y inf


lat


ed by men th


rus


t int


o their caretak


er ro


le by a dow


nsi


zin


g. Thi


s is sim


ply n


ot


a large eno


ugh



grou


p t


o re


duc


e t


he soc


ial



stigma


(




)an


d f


orce o


ther adju


stm


ents nece


ssa


ry to sup


porting


men i


n th


is


dec


isi


on, e


ven


if


only


for a


rel


ati

< p>
vel


y sh


ort t


ime.



Even sho


rt


er t


ime


s aw


ay fro


m wo


r


k for


working f


ath


ers


are al


ready difficu


lt. A stu


dy f


oun


d th


at 85% of n


e


w fa


the


rs


take some tim


e off aft


er th


e bi


rth o


f


a chil


d



b


ut fo


r all b


ut a f


ew, i


t



s a week o


r two a


t mo


st. Mea


nw


hil


e, the av


erage for



wome


n wh


o tak


e le


ave


is mo


re t


han


10 wee


ks.



Such choi


ce


s imp


act who mov


es up in t


he o


rganization. Wh


ile you


’re aw


ay


, so


meo


ne e


lse is do


ing yo


ur wo


rk,


maki


ng your sal


es, t


aki


ng car


e of yo


ur cu


sto


mers. Th


at can


’t


h


elp you at work. It c


an o


nly hu


rt y


ou. Wo


men, of co


ur


se, fac


e



the s


ame iss


ues of ret


urn


ing aft


er a l


ong a


bse


nce. But with many m


ore wome


n th


an m


en cho


osin


g to le


av


e the wor


kforce



enti


rel


y to rais


e fa


mil


ies,


ret


urn


ing f


r


om an e


xte


nded paren


tal


leave d


oesn’t raise as m


any


eye


bro


ws a


s it d


oes for m


en.



Wome


n wou


ld ma


ke mo


re if t


he


y didn'


t


break th


eir earn


ing


trajectory


(


轨迹



by leavi


ng th


e workforce, o


r if


higher- pay


ing pro


fes


sio


ns w


ere m


ore f


ami


ly- fr


ien


dly. In th


e fo


res


eeable futu


re, st


ay- at


-ho


me fath


ers m


ay ma


ke a


ll the



diff


erenc


e fo


r in


div


idu


al f


ami


lies, b


ut th


eir pre


sen


ce w


on


’t


redu


ce t


he n


umbe


rs o


f hi


gh-pot


ential wom


en w


ho are fo


rc


ed t


o



choose betw


een


fam


ily a


nd c


are


er.



56.



What


giv


es wo


me


n a ray of h


ope


to


achi


eve


wor


k-life


balance?


A)



More


men t


aki


ng a


n ex


ten


ded p


ar


en


tal leav


e.


B)



Peop


led


cha


ngi


ng at


tit


udes to


war


ds


fami


ly.



C)



More


wom


en e


nte


rin


g bus


ine


ss m


anagemen


t.



D)



The i

mpr


ove


men


t of t


hei


r so


cio


eco


nomi


c st


atu


s.


57.



Why d


oes t


he a


uth


or s


ay th


e ho


pe f


or mo


re full


-time fath


ers is mi


sgui


de


d?


A)



Wome


n ar


e be


tte


r at t


aki


ng c


are


of c


hild


ren.



B)



Many


men v


alu


e wo


rk m


ore t


han


th


eir family.



C)



Thei


r number is t


oo sm


al


l to m


ake a


diff


erence.



D)



Not m


any m


en h


ave


the c


han


ce t


o s


tay at hom


e.



58.



Why d


o fe


w men


tak


e a lo


ng p


are


nt


al le


ave?


A)



A long


lea


ve w


ill h


av


e a ne


gat


ive


im


pact


on th


eir


car


eer.



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B)



They


jus


t hav


e to


o man


y re


spo


nsi


bil


ities to f


ulf


ill


at wo


rk.



C)



The e


conomi


c los


s wi


ll b


e too


muc


h


for th


eir


fam


ily


to bear.



D)



They


are


lik


ely t


o ge


t fir


ed i


f ab


sen


t f


rom work for too long.



59.



What


is th


e mo


st li


kel


y re


act


ion


to


men r


etu


rni


ng f


rom an ex


ten


ded


parenta


l le


ave


?


A) Jea


lou


sy.



B) Surpri


se.



60.



C) Ad


mirati


on.



D) Sy


mpa


thy.



What


doe


s the


aut


hor


say a


bou


t hi


gh- pot


ential


wom


en in


the n


ot


-too- dist


ant f


utu


re?



A)



They


wil


l ben


efi


t fr


om t


he tr


en


d of


more


fat


hers stayi


ng at


hom


e.



B)



They


wil


l fin


d hi


gh-pay


ing p


rof< /p>


es


si


ons a b


it m


ore f


amily


-fr


ien


dly.


C)



They


are


unli


ke


ly to b


re


ak th


ei


r car


e


er tr


ajecto


ry to raise a


fam


ily.



D)



They


wil


l sti


ll f


ace


the d


iff


icu


lt c


hoi


c


e bet


ween career an


d ch


ild


ren.



Pass


age


Two



Questio


ns 61


to 65


are


bas


ed o


n the


foll


owi


ng p


assage.



Some of t


he wor


ld



s most s


ign


ifi


cant prob


lem


s nev


er hit h


ead


lin


es. On


e exam


ple co


mes f


rom ag


ric


ulture. Food ri


ots



and hunge


r make n


ews. But t


he tre


nd lyin


g behind th


ese matters is rarely talk


ed ab


out. Th


is is the d


ecl


ine i


n the gro


wth i


n



yiel


ds of som


e of t


he wo


rld



s m


ajo


r crop


s. A ne


w stu


dy by the Univ


ersity of Mi


nnesot


a and McG


ill U


niv


ersity in Montre


a


l


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uar

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