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《2022考研英语一真题+答案》
《2022考研英语二真题+答案》
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“考研英语一参阅答案
完形填空原文
section i use of english
directions: read the following text. choose the best word(s) for each numbered blank and mark a, b, c or d on answer sheet 1. (10 points)
the idea that plants have some degree of consciousness first took root in the early 2000s; the term t run away from __18__,so investing energy in a body system which __19__ a threat and can feel pain would be a very __20__ evolutionary strategy, according to the article.
完形填空答案
1. a. coined (was coined around the notion that)
2. c. compared (could be compared to intelligence in)
3. d. though (though plants lack brains)
4. c. hinted at (that hinted at consciousness)
5. d. differs (but it differs so greatly from)
6. b. evidence (so-called evidence of plants)
7. c. argued (some scientists have argued that)
8. b. forming (forming “a plant nervous system)
9. a. analogous (analogous to that in animals)
10. d. even (they even claimed that plants)
11. c. perspective (this perspective makes sense if)
12. b. reducing (reducing it to an array of electrical)
13. a. however (however, the signaling in a plant)
14. c. superficially (is only superficially similar to)
15. b. level (with a threshold level of complexity)
16. d. added (capacity is required,” he added.)
17. a. chances (the chances that they have conscious)
18. a. danger (plants can’t run away from danger)
19. d. recognizes (which recognizes a threat)
20. b. poor (a very poor evolutionary strategy
考研英语—阅览了解参阅答案
part a text 1
(people often complain that plastics are too


durable.)
21. according to paragraph 1, museums are faced with
difficulties in.
a. maintaining their plastic items
22. van oosten believes that certain plastic objects are
b. improperly shaped
23. museums stopped exhibiting some of gilardis
artworks to.
d. prevent them from further damage
24. the author thinks that preservation of plastics is
d. challenging

25. in ferreiras opinion, preservation of plastic artifacts
b. has profound historical significance

part a text2
(as the latest crop of students pen their undergraduate)
26. the author suggests that generation z should
c. reassess the necessity of college education

27. the percentage of uk graduates in non-graduate
roles reflect.
b. the shrinking value of a degree

28. the author considers it a good sign that.
c. employers are taking a realistic attitude to
degrees

29. it is advised in paragraph 5 that those with one
degree should.
d. further their studies in a specific field

30. what can be concluded about generation z from the
last two paragraphs?
a. lifelong learning will define them.

part a text3
(enlightening, challenging, stimulating, fun.)
31. according to paragraph 1, art-science collaborations
have.
b. received favorable responses

32. the reworked version of the four seasons is
mentioned to show that.
a. art can offer audiences easy access to science

33. some artists seem to worry about in the art-science
partnership.
a. their role may be underestimated

34. what does the author say about cavs?
b. it exemplified valuable art-science alliances.

35. in the last paragraph, the author holds that
art-science collaborations.
c. should do more than communicating science

part a text 4
(the personal grievance provisions of new zealands
employment)
36. the personal grievance provisions of the era are
intended to.
d. protect the rights of ordinary workers

37. it can be learned from paragraph 3 that the provisions
may.
a. hinder business development

38. which of the following measures would be the
productivity commission support?
d. dismissing poorly performing managers.

39. what might be an effect of eras unjustified dismissal
procedures?
b. employees suffer from salary cuts.

40. it can be inferred that the “high-income threshold in
australia.
c. is beneficial to business owners

partb
41. [f] zoos should have been closed down as they
prioritize money making over animals wellbeing.
(期间首句：teri byrd: i was a zoo and wildlife park
employee …)

42. [c] while animals in captivity deserve sympathy, zoos
play a significant role in starting young people down
the path of related sciences.
(期间首句：karen r. sime: as a zoology professor, i
agree with...)

43. [a] zoos which spare no effort to take care of animals
should not be subjected to unfair criticism.
(期间首句：gerg newberry: emma marris articles is
an insult...)

44. [d] zoos save people trips to wilderness areas and
thus contribute to wildlife conservation.
(期间首句：dean galles: as a fellow environmentalist
animal-protection advocate...)

45. [g] marris distorts our findings which actually prove
that zoos serve as an indispensable link between
man and nature.
(期间首句：john fraser: emma marris selectively
describes and misrepresents...)

partc 英译汉
46. it was also, and this is unknown even to many people
well read about the period, a battle between those
who made codes and those who broke them.
【参阅译文】这也是一场在拟定和损坏密码的人之间展
开的战争，这甚至对那些熟知这一时期的来说都是不知道
的。

47. it listed many documents in code that had been
captured from the french army of spain, and whose
scerets had been revealed by the work of one
george scoveil, an officer in british headquarters.
【参阅译文】它列出了许多从西班牙法军缉获的密码文
件，这些文件的隐秘是由英国总部的一位军官乔治?斯
科维尔戳穿出来。

48. he could not analyze carefully what this obscure
officer may or may not have contributed to that great
struggle between nations or indeed tell us anything
much about the man himself.
【参阅译文】他无法细心分析这个无名军官是不是促进了
那场国家间的巨大斗争，也无法切当地告诉咱们关于这
自个自己的任何作业。

49. there may have been many spies and intelligence
officers during the napoleonic wars, but it is usually
extremely difficult to find the material they actually
provided or worked on.
【参阅译文】拿破仑战争时刻可以有许多间谍和情报官
员，但一般很难找到他们实践供给或从事的材料。

50. just as the code breaking has its wider relevance in
the struggle for spain, so his attempts to make his
way up the promotion ladder speak volumes about
british society.
【参阅译文】正如破译密码在西班牙的斗争中有着更广
泛的意义相同，他企图爬上提升阶梯的尽力也充分阐明
了英国社会的情况。
考研英语——写作试题
part a
小作文
51. directions:
write an e-mail to a professor at a british university,
inviting him/him to organize a team for international
innovation contest to be held at your university.
you should write about 100 words on the answer
sheet.
do not use your own name in the email; use “li
ming instead. (10 points)
partb
小作文
52. directions:
write an essay of 160-200 words based on the
pictures below. in your essay, you should
1) describe the pictures briefly,
2) interpret the implied meaning, and
3) give your comments.
write your answer on the answer sheet. (20
points)
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section i use of english