2008年10月中国科学院考博英语试题及答案参考详解

中国科学院考博英语2008.10参考答案及解析

参考答案

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1.D

give a(good)hand to向…鼓掌

give praise to赞美

give a shout大喊

2.C

suspicious of是常见搭配,definite of没见过,anxious一般后接about,for,curious不合语境3.C

unalleviated未减轻的

unaccounted未解释的

unprecedented史无前例的

unaccompanied无伴侣的

4.C

evolved,evaporated,escalated,exalted

5.A[A比D更合语境]

stumble over,get over,dash to,give out[发表，公布]

6.D

refuse,reflect,proclaim,protest

7.A

dismiss,dispose,dispel,disrupt

8.D

conducive,comparable,pointing,offensive

9.B

beat,survive[比...活得长],last,endure

10.B

He didn’t know anything about business,so starting his own was______.

a clim

b to power,a leap in the dark[冒险的行动],

a run on the bank,a step backwards

11.C

yet前后两分句说明了大众的矛盾态度

12.D

specification,suspicion,simulation,speculation[推测]

13.A

A quick wit and a warm smile were the salesman’s stock in trade.

Remark:stock in trade—the goods,tools and other requisites of a profession.

货物，工具以及职业的其他必需品；惯用手段。#

14.A

set the stage for

shed light on为...提供线索,对...透露情况,使...清楚地显出,阐明...

make sense of搞清...的意思

give a hand to

15.D

far from being symptomatic of a lack of______

resolution,elegance,aspiration,originality[创意]

16.C

unambiguous,uncontrollabe,unalterable,unintentional

17.A

train oneself in(the)economy of expression[精炼的表达]

Remark:此句源于《老人与海》的评述

18.D

obsession,apprehension[担心],exclamation,indignation

19.A

shy away from躲避

stay away外出

slip away溜走

20.C

It is better to disarm the feeling than to let it build up.

displace,disarm,discharge,dispatch

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I once married a man I thought was totally unlike my father and I imagined a whole new world of freedomemerging.Five years later it was clear even to me-floating face down in a wash of despair-that I had simply chosen a replica[=duplicate]of my handsome daddy-true.The updated version

spoke English like an angel but-good God!-underneath he was my father exactly:wonderful,but not the right man for me.

Most people I know have at one time or another been fouled up[=messed up]by their childhood experiences.Patterns tend to sink into the unconscious only to reappear,disguised,unseen,like marionette strings,pulling us this way or that.Whatever ails people-keeps them up at night,tossing and turning[辗转反侧]-also ails movements no matter how historically huge or politically important.The women's movement cannotremake consciousness,or reshape the future,without acknowledging and shedding all the unnecessary and ugly baggage of the past.It's easy enough now to see where men have kept us out of clubs,baseball games,graduate schools;it's easy enough to recognize the hidden directions that limit Sis to cake-baking and Junior to bridge-building;it's now possible for even Miss America herself to identify what they have done to us, and,of course,they have and they did and they are....But along the way we also developed our own hiddenprejudices,class assumptions and an anti-male humor and collection of expectations that gave us,like alloppressed groups,a secret sense of superiority co-existing with a poor self-image.

附：原文

Confessions of a Female Chauvinist Sow

Author:ANNE ROIPHE

Background

Anne Roiphe is an author and journalist whose works include Digging Out(1967),Up the Sandbox (1970),and Long Division(1972).In the following essay she works against the grain of feminism. Her argument,however,is not a defense of the traditional view of women.Consider as you read, exactly what Roiphe is arguing and what kind of evidence she calls upon.

1I once married a man I thought was totally unlike my father and I imagined a whole new world of freedom emerging.Five years later it was clear even to me-floating face down in a wash of despair-that I had simply chosen a replica of my handsome daddy-true.The updated version spoke English like an angel but-good God!-underneath he was my father exactly:wonderful,but not the right man for me.

2Most people I know have at one time or another been fouled up by their childhood experiences. Patterns tend to sink into the unconscious only to reappear,disguised,unseen,like marionette strings,pulling us this way or that.\Vhatever ails people-keeps them up at night,tossing and turning-also ails movements no matter how historically huge or politically important.The women's movement cannot remake consciousness,or reshape the future,without acknowledging and shedding all the unnecessary and ugly baggage of the past.It's easy enough now to see where men have kept us out of clubs,baseball games,graduate schools;it's easy enough to recognize the hidden directions that limit Sis to cake-baking and Junior to bridge-building;it's now possible for even Miss America herself to identify what they have done to us,and,of course,they have and they did and they are....But along the way we also developed our own hidden prejudices,class assumptions and an anti-male humor and collection of expectations that gave us,like all oppressed groups,a secret sense of superiority(co-existing with a poor self-image-it's not news that people can believe two contradictory things at once)s.

3Listen to any group that suffers materially and socially.They have a lexicon with which they tease the enemy:ofay,goy,hanky,gringo."Poor pale devils,"said Malcolm X loud enough for us to hear,although blacks had joked about that to each other for years.Behind some of the women's liberation thinking lurk the rumors,the prejudices,the defense systems of generations of oppressed women whispering in the kitchen together,presenting one face to their menfolk and another to their card clubs,their mothers and sisters.All this is natural enough but potentially dangerous in a revolutionary situation in which you hope to create a future that does not mirror the past.The hidden anti-male feelings,a result of the old system,will foul us up if they are allowed to persist.

4During my teen years I never left the house on my Saturday night dates without my mother slipping me a few extra dollars-mad money,it was called.I'll explain what it was for the benefit of the new generation in which people just sleep with each other:the fellow was supposed to bring me home,lead me safely through the asphalt jungle,protect me from slithering snakes,rapists and the like.But my mother and I knew young men were apt to drink too much,to slosh down so many rye-and-gingers that some hero might well lead me in front of an oncoming bus,smash his daddy's car into Tiffany's window or,less gallantly,throw up on my new dress.Mad money was for getting home on your own,no matter what form of insanity your date happened to evidence.Mad money was also a wallflower's rope ladder;if the guy you came with suddenly fancied someone else,well, you didn't have to stay there and suffer,you could go home.Boys were fickle and likely to be unkind;my mother and I knew that,as surely as we knew they tried to make you do things in the dark they wouldn't respect you for afterwards,and in fact would spread the word and spoil your rep. Boys liked to be flattered;if you made them feel important they would eat out of your hand.So talk to them about their interests,don't alarm them with displays of intelligence-we all knew that, we groups of girls talking into the wee hours of the night in a kind of easy companionship we thought impossible with boys.Boys were prone to have a good time,get you pregnant,and then pretend they didn't know your name when you came knocking on their door for finances or comfort.In short,we believed boys were less moral than we were.They appeared to be hypocritical,self-seeking,exploitative,untrustworthy and very likely to be showing off their precious masculinity.I never had a girl friend I thought would be unkind or embarrass me in public.

I never expected a girl to lie to me about her marks or sports skill or how good she was in bed. Altogether without anyone's directly coming out and saying so-I gathered that men were sexy, powerful,very interesting,but not very nice,not very moral,humane and tender,like us.Girls played fairly while men,unfortunately,reserved their honor for the battlefield.

5Why are there laws insisting on alimony and child support?Well,everyone knows that men don't have an instinct to protect their young and,given half a chance,with the moon in the right phase, they will run off and disappear.Everyone assumes a mother will not let her child starve,yet it is necessary to legislate that a father must not do so.We are taught to accept the idea that men are less than decent;their charms may be manifold but their characters are riddled with faults.To this day I never blink if I hear that a man has gone to find his fortune in South America,having left his pregnant wife,his blind mother and taken the family car.I still gasp in horror when I hear of a woman leaving her asthmatic infant for a rock group in Taos because I can't seem to avoid the assumption that men are naturally heels and women the ordained carriers of what little is moral in our dubious civilization.

6My mother never gave me mad money thinking I would ditch a fellow for some other guy or that I would pass out drunk on the floor.She knew I would be considerate of my companion because,

after all,I was more mature than the boys that gathered about.Why was I more mature?Women just are people-oriented;they learn to be empathetic at an early age.Most English students (students interested in humanity,not artifacts)are women.Men and boys-so the myth goes-conceal their feelings and lose interest in anybody else's.Everyone knows that even little boys can tell the difference between one kind of a car and another-proof that their souls are mechanical,their attention directed to the nonhuman.

7I remember shivering in the cold vestibule of a famous men's athletic club.Women and girls are not permitted inside the club's door.What are they doing in there,I asked?They're naked,said my mother,they're sweating,jumping up and down a lot,telling each other dirty jokes and bragging about their stock market exploits.Why can't we go in?I asked.Well,my mother told me,they're afraid we'd laugh at them.

8The prejudices of childhood are hard to outgrow.I confess that every time my business takes me past that club,I shudder.Images of large bellies resting on massage tables and flaccid penises rising and falling with the Dow Jones average flash through my head.There it is,chauvinism waving its cancerous tentacles from the depths of my psyche.

9Minorities automatically feel superior to the oppressor because,after all,they are not hurting anybody.In fact,they feel they are morally better.The old canard that women need love,men need sex-believed too long by both sexes-attributes moral and spiritual superiority to women and makes of men beasts whose urges send them prowling into the night.This false division of good and bad, placing deforming pressures on everyone,doesn't have to contaminate the future.We know that the assumptions we make about each other become a part of the cultural air we breathe and,in fact, become social truths.Women who want equality must be prepared to give it and to believe in it, and in order to do that it is not enough to state that you are as good as any man,but also it must be stated that he is as good as you and both will be humans together.If we want men to share in the care of the family in a new way,we must assume them as capable of consistent loving tenderness as we.

10I rummage about and find in my thinking all kinds of anti-male prejudices.Some are just jokes and others I will have a hard time abandoning.First,I share an emotional conviction with many sisters that women given power would not create wars.Intellectually I know that's ridiculous;great queens have waged war before;the likes of Lurleen Wallace,Pat Nixon and Mrs.General Lavelle can be depended upon in the future to guiltlessly condemn to death other people's children in the name of some ideal of their own.Little girls,of course,don't take toy guns out of their hip pockets and say"Pow,pow"to all their neighbors and friends like the average well-adjusted little boy. However,if we gave little girls the sixshooters,we would soon have double the pretend body count. 11Aggression is not,as I secretly think,a male-sex-linked characteristic:brutality is masculine only by virtue of opportunity.True,there are1,000Jack the Rippers for every Lizzie Borden,but that surely is the result of social forms.Women as a group are indeed more masochistic than men. The practical result of this division is that women seem nicer and kinder,but when the world changes,women will have a fuller opportunity to be just as rotten as men and there will be fewer claims of female moral superiority.

12Now that I am entering early middle age,I hear many women complaining of husbands and ex-husbands who are attracted to younger females.This strikes the older woman as unfair,of course. But I remember a time when I thought all boys around my age and grade were creeps and bores.I wanted to go out with an older man:a senior or,miraculously,a college man.I had a certain

contempt for my coevals,not realizing that the freshman in college I thought so desirable,was some older girl's creep.Some women never lose that contempt for men of their own age.That isn't fair either and may be one reason why some sensible men of middle years find solace in young women.

13I remember coming home from school one day to find my mother's card game dissolved in hysterical laughter.The cards were floating in black rivers of running mascara.What was so funny?

A woman named Helen was lying on a couch pretending to be her husband with a cold.She was issuing demands for orange juice,aspirin,suggesting a call to a specialist,complaining of neglect, of fate's cruel finger,of heat,of cold,of sharp pains on the bridge of the nose that might indicate brain involvement.What was so funny?The ladies explained to me that all men behave just like that with colds,they are reduced to temper tantrums by simple nasal congestion,men cannot stand any little physical discomfort-on and on the laughter went.

14The point of this vignette is the nature of the laughter-us laughing at them,us feeling superior to them,us ridiculing them behind their backs.If they were doing it to us we'd call it male chauvinist pigness;if we do it to them,it is inescapably female chauvinist sowness and,whatever its roots,it leads to the same isolation.Boys are messy,boys are mean,boys are rough,boys are stupid and have sloppy handwriting.A cacophony of childhood memories rushes through my head,balanced, of course,by all the well-documented feelings of inferiority and envy.But the important thing,the hard thing,is to wipe the slate clean,to start again without the meanness of the past.That's why it's so important that the women's movement not become antimale and allow its most prejudiced spokesmen total leadership.The much-chewed-over abortion issue illustrates this.The women's-liberation position,insisting on a woman's right to determine her own body's destiny,leads in fanatical extreme to a kind of emotional immaculate conception in which the father is not judged even half-responsible--he has no rights,and no consideration is to be given to his concern for either the woman or the fetus.

15Woman,who once was abandoned and disgraced by an unwanted pregnancy,has recently arrived at a new pride of ownership or disposal.She has traveled in a straight line that still excludes her sexual partner from an equal share in the wanted or unwanted pregnancy.A better style of life may develop from an assumption that men are as human as we.Why not ask the child's father if he would like to bring up the child?Why not share decisions,when possible,with the male?If we cut them out,assuming an old-style indifference on their part,we perpetuate the ugly divisiveness that has characterized relations between the sexes so far.

16Hard as it is for many of us to believe,women are not really superior to men in intelligence or humanity-they are only equal.

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答案说明：

完型、阅读B可以从网上找到原文，答案是参照原文做出的，基本无误。

阅读B第一篇删除了原文很多内容。原文含有D，没有E。第68题，个人觉得E更加合适。词汇和阅读A的答案是个人斟酌出来的，仅供参考。

总体感觉这套题较难，所以2008年10月的分数线是54，也比较合理。

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