医学博士英语考试听力模拟题十

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Model Test 10

PAPER ONE

Part Ⅰ****listening

Section A

Directions: In this section you will hear fifteen shortconversations between two speakers. At the end of each conversation, you willhear a question about what is said. The question will be read only once. Afteryou hear the question, read the four possible answer marked A, B, C and D.Choose the best answer and mark the letter of your choice on the ANSWER SHEET.

Listento the following example:

You will hear:

Woman: I feel faint.

Man: No wonder. You haven’t had a bite allday.

Question: What’s the matter with the woman?

You will read:

1. She is sick.
2. She was bitten by an ant.
3. She is hungry.
4. She spilled her paint.

Here C is the right answer.

1. A. Dr. Byron has a new position.

B. The coursehas been cut this semester.

C. There arenot enough students signed up for the class.

D. Thedepartment is hiring a new pathology professor.

2. A. Timhas good study habits.

B. Tim writes many papers.

C. Timlives in a dormitory.

D. Tim’s papers are often late.

3. A. Thatshe take a year off to work.

B. Thatshe talk to the tutor about hers problem.

C. Thatshe work as a tutor to pay hers tuition.

D. Thatshe work on improving her language skills.

4. A. Jimhas moved to another place.

B. Jim is unable to go to themeeting.

C. Jimis at the meeting now.

D. Jim’s girl friend is at themeeting.

5. A. Shedoes not intend to give him notes.

B. Shethinks he should read the history books himself.

C. Thenew teacher did not want anyone to take notes.

D. Shedid not take notes because she did not think anything important was discussed.

6. A. Thesymptoms of scarlet.

B. The cause of scarlet fever.

C. Theincidence of scarlet fever.

D. The prevention of scarlet fever.

7. A. Helikes to keep his car looking beautiful.

B. Hehasn’t met the new neighbor yet.

C. Headmires the neighbor’s car.

D. Hewonders who their next neighbor will be.

8. A. Macrocyticanemia.

B. Thyroid gladder.

C. Cholesterol.

D. Anemia.

9. A. Heartdisease and diabetes.

B. Hypertension.

C. Mentalillness.

D. None of the above.

10. A. Electrician.

B. Teacher.

C. Physician.

D. Bus driver.

11. A. Sheblames the man for his composition.

B. Shecomplains that the teacher is not fair.

C. Sheapologizes to the man for her composition.

D. Sheintroduces her composition.

12. A. Lookfor answer.

B. Explain the homework.

C. Repairthe steps.

D. Get a new job.

13. A. Hewants a telephone of his own.

B. He’s looking for a new place towork.

C. Hedoesn’t usually get calls here.

D. He doesn’t know the woman’s name.

14. A. Hewas sick, but he is getting better.

B. Onlytwo classes were available for him.

C. Hedoesn’t have enough time to study.

D. Hehas just returned from vacation.

15. A. Givehis speech as many times as he can.

B. Getsome exercise before he gives his speech.

C. Beginworking on a new speech.

D. Checkfor problems with his presentation materials.

Section B

Directions: In this section you will hear one dialogueand two passages. After each one, you will hear five questions. After eachquestion, read the four possible answers marked A, B, C and D. Choose the bestanswer and mark the letter of your choice on the ANSWER SHEET.

Dialogue

16. A. Ina dentist’s office.

B. In a drug store.

C. Ina hospital.

D. In a doctor’soffice.

17. A. Painkiller.

B. Sleeping pill.

C. Aspirin.

D. Regular dentalmedicine.

18. A. Totell him that the woman would meet him at his office.

B. Toask him for an appointment.

C. Toask him what time the woman’s appointment was.

D. Toget a prescription for the woman.

19. A. Notuntil five.

B. At four-thirty.

C. Soonerthan usual.

D. Three o’clock.

20. A. Thewoman had a toothache.

B. She wanted to buy some aspirin.

C. Shewas a regular patient of Dr. Williams.

D. Dr. Williams was very busy.

Passage One

21. A. A special use of words.

B. Thearrangement of ideas.

C. Theregular occurrence of certain elements in writing.

D. Theexploration of sound effects.

22. A. Less natural.

B. More active.

C. Morerestrained.

D. Less indifferent.

23. A. Humanbeings are rhythmical physiologically and emotionally.

B. Humanbeings seems to be born with a love for rhythm.

C. Rhythmis what differentiates man from other animals.

D. Goodliterature must be rhythmical because human life is rhythmical.

24. A. Rhythmic patterns in literature.

B. Rhythmin writing.

C. Therelationship between rhythm and good health.

D. Theplace of rhythm in man’s life.

25. A. An article on rhythm in literature.

B. Anarticle on the writing of literary works.

C. Anarticle on rhythm in poetry.

D. Anarticle on rhythm in music.

Passage Two

26. A. The location and the size of a burningbuilding.

B. Thetype and the content of a burning building.

C. Thecause of the fire.

D. Theresidents’ addresses.

27. A. By the computer installed in the fireengine.

B. By telephone.

C. Bytelevision.

D. By radio.

28. A. 9,000.

B. 900.

C.800.

D. 3,500.

29. A. The computer is of some use in puttingout fires.

B. Thecomputer is of great use in finding invalids.

C. Thecomputer is of great use in rescuing injured firefighters.

D. Thecomputer is a great help to firefighters.

30. A. Firefighters are more likely to becured of injuries now in Kansas City than before.

B. Firefighterscan do little to help the sick without the computer.

C. Thedanger for firefighters is sometimes greater than people in a burning building.

D. Fireshappen frequently in Kansas City.