2010年雅思考试考前模拟题(4)
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Several aspects of language development discussed in Reading Passage 3 are listed below. #
Match each aspect with the appropriate model from the box below, according to the information in the Reading Passage. Write the appropriate letter (A,B,C,or D) in boxes 33-36 on your answer sheet.
Aspects of language development #
Answer #
Example Population of territory A #
33. "wave" model #
34. Romance languages #
35. proto-Indo-European #
36. European languages #
Models #
A Colonization C Convergence
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B Divergence D Replacement #
Questions 37-39
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Answer the following questions using NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS, according to the information in the Reading Passage. Write your answers in boxes 37-39 on your answer sheet. #
37. What are three ways in which the languages of Europe are related?
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38. On what basis does the author decide that Chinese and Japanese are not related to European languages?
39. According to the tree model, what was the original proto-language for English?
1. E
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2. I
3. F #
4. A #
5. C
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6. H #
7. circadian rhythms.
8. (an) early lunch
9. opportunities // challenges // challenges and opportunities #
10. (likely) immediate future // immediate past #
11. himself // herself
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12. others // other people // outside causes // faults of others #
13. (its) appropriate cause(s)
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Reading Passage 2 The Muang Faai Irrigation System …… #
14. B #
15. E #
16. I
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17. G #
18. L #
19. J
20. two correct out of : vegetables, herbal medicines, herbs, wood #
21. two correct out of : rice, beans, corn, (native) vegetables
22. two correct out of : pigs, ducks, chickens #
23. (wet) rice / (fish)
24. E, A, D [any order] #
25. Two correct out of : F, A, C [any order] #
Reading Passage 3 The Origins of Indo-European Languages
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26. A
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27. L
28. C
29. G #
30. J #
31. I
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32. D #
33. C
34. B
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35. D #
36. B #
37. vocabulary, grammar, phonology [all three must be correct] #
38. comparison of words/vocabulary/numbers/features // compare (the) words #
39. proto-Indo-European #