北京市
2013年大学生入学英语分级测试（A卷）
注意事项：
1． 答案一律标在答题纸上，否则无效。试卷应保持整洁。 2． 做选择题时，在答题纸上把选中的用英语字母编号的答案涂黑，
如（A）（。）（B）（D），其他答题方法无效，每题只能涂黑一个字母。 3.答案一律使用铅笔：如需改正，用橡皮檫檫去误标的答案、 4.本试卷不允许复制，翻印。 北京市教委高教处 组编
北京市大学生英语研究会 2013年9月 Placementtest（2013） I．
listeningcomprehension听力理解 听力理解分为两部分，共20题，每题1分，共计20分。 PartA第一部分：本部分分为七组短对话和一组长对话，每组对话后有一个或多个问题。对话读两遍，问题读一遍。每次听完一组对话后，请从答题纸上的ABCD四个选项中选出最合适的答案，并将其涂黑。 QuestiononshortConversation 1. A.Thetestquestionsareeasytohandle.
B.Stuentsarerewardediftheygivetherightanswer. CShecangetalotofcandies.
D。theteacherisverygenerousandconsiderate. 2.Ahewastoobusytothefootballmatch
Bhedecidedtoplayfootballatthelasttime. Chehadmissedthefootballmatch.
Dhedidn’tgobecausehehadchangedhisplan 3Ahenryisinbigtrouble.
Bhenrydeletedthebooktwoyearsago. Chenryisdying. Dhenry’swifehasahottemper 4AjobhuntingBtruckloading CborrowingmoneyDexpectingsalary 5AtogoridingBtogoboating CtogotothemoviesDtogoshopping 6Afilmreviewsinthenewspaperaremisleading. Bthemovietheaterisnotdesignedforgoodfilms. Cgoodfilmsarenotavailableinthelocaltheatre. Dnewfilmsarenotalwaysgood. 7Ahelookedlikehissisterwhenhewasakid. Bhenolongergetsalongwithhissister. Cheismuchyoungerthanhissister. Dheandhissisterworkinthesamecompany.
Questions8to10arebasedonthelongconversationyouhavejustheard. 8AE-commerceBManagement CPublicrelationsDTechnology 9Athepayandbenefitsarefairlygood.
Bthestartingsalaryisabovetheindustryaverage
Cworkersarepaidonacommissionbasis.
Dthesalarywillbedoubledwithgoodperformance. 10Ahehasacollegedegree. Bhehashadsomecollegeeducation Cheisgoingtofinishhighschool. Dheisplanningtogotocollege. PartB第二部分：本部分为短文听力测试，共三题。每篇读两遍，问题一遍。没听完一个问题后，请从答题纸上的ABCD四个选项中选出合适的答案并将其涂黑。 Passage1 Questions11to13arebasedonthepassageyouhaveheard 11Ahisapartmentwasrobbed. Bhisex-girlfriendtookrevengeonhim. Chegaveawayhisbelongingsforfree. Dhewantedtogetridoftheoldthings. 12ASheldonwasinlovewithhiscoworker. BSheldonmadeanannouncementonawebsite. CPamelaplayedapracticaljokeonSheldon. DPamelathoughtSheldonbetrayedher. 13ASheldonwasaliarwhocheatedonhisgirlfriend. BitseveredSheldonrighttohaveallofhisthingstakenaway. CPamelawrotetheannouncementundersheldon’sname. DPamelaalsoinvitedherneighbortothetakewhateverhewanted. Passage2
Questions14to17arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.
14ACheapbutcleanBsmallandcute
CcomfortableandsatisfyingDModernandneat. 15Abusinesshasstopwhentrucksareunderrepair. Bfashiontrucksselltheirproductsfromdoortodoor. Cfashiontruckscloseincoldweather Dthecostofrunningfashiontracksishigh 16Atheyreducethecostsofabusiness. Btheyofferbetterproductquality. Ctheycanattractimpulsepurchasing Dtheyaremorecustomer-friendly. 17Athecitygovernmentismakinglawstopromotetheirpopularity. Bitisagoodwayforbusinesstosurviveunderaweakeconomy. Cithasbecomeagovernmentforpeopletosellthingsintrucks. Dbusinessownerscanselldifferentkindsofthings. Passage3 Questions18to20arebasedonthepassageyouhaveheard. 18Aanaveragepersonisanexpertinpronouncingforeignlanguages. Bonlyasmallnumberofpeoplecanproduceforeignlanguageswell. Citisimpossibleforordinarypeopletopronounceforeignlanguageswell. Donehastobespeciallytrainedtopronounceforeignlanguageswell. 19Atheyfailtolearnpronunciationcorrectly. Btheyfailtokeeppracticingeverydaybythemselves. Ctheyfailtograspthetruenatureoflearningtopronounce. Dtheyfailtofollowtheirteachers’advice.
20Apronunciationteachingisneglectedbyteachers. Bpronunciationshouldbeasimportantasgrammar. Cpronunciationshouldnotbetaughtinclassrooms. Dpronunciationissometimesworthyofcloseattention. II.Readingcomprehension阅读理解
本部分共四篇文章，20个问题，每题两分，共40分。 A
Keepingadiaryisbadforyourhealth,UKpsychologistsaidrecently.theyfoundthatregulardiaristsweremorelikelythannon-diariststosufferfromheadaches,sleeplessness,digestiveproblemsandsocialawkwardness. Theirfinding,publishedintheBritishmagazineNewScientist,challengesassumptionsthatpeoplefinditeasiertogetoverapainfuleventiftheywriteaboutit. “Weexpecteddiarykeeperstohavesomebenefits,ortobethesame,buttheyweretheworstoff,”saysElaineDuncanoftheGlasgowCaledonianUniversityinScotland.”Infact,youareprobablymuchbetteroffifyoudon’twriteanythingatall.”
ElaineDuncan,togetherwithDavidSheffieldofStaffordshireUniversity,England,studied94regulardiaristsandcomparedtheirhealthwiththatof41non-diarists.thesubjects,allstudentsatStaffordshireUniversity,answeredquestionsabouttheirdiary-keepinghabits,andfilledinastandardhealthquestionnaire.
Statistically,thediaristsscoredmuchworseonhealthmeasuresthanthenon-diarists.Worstaffectedofallwerethosewhohadwrittenabouttroublesfromthepast.“Theyweresusceptibletoheadaches,”saysDuncan.
2013北京市大学生入学英语分级试卷（A卷）(1)
