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Foreign Languages Admission Test for Medical

Doctoral Students

模拟试题三

Model Test 3

PAPER ONE

Part Ⅰ   Listening

Comprehension (30%)

Section A

Directions:   

In this section you will hear fifteen short

conversations between two speakers. At the end of each conversation, you will

hear a question about what is said. The question will be read only once. After

you hear the question, read the four possible answers marked A, B, C and D.

Choose the best answer and mark the letter of your choice on the

ANSWER SHEET

.

Listen to the following example

:

You will hear:

       Woman: I feel faint.

       Man:      No wonder. You

haven’t had a bite all day.

       Question: What’s the matter with the woman?

You will read:

She is sick.

She was bitten by an ant.

She is hungry.

She spilled her paint.

Here C is the right answer.

                                                                                           Sample

Answer

                                                                      A     B  ●    D

1.   A.

When he overworks.

      B.

When he came to the clinic.

      C.

When he feels tired.

      D.

When he lies down.

2. 

A. Talking with a friend.

      B.

Discussing a case report.

      C.

Interviewing a patient.

D. Greeting a friend.

3.   A. She hadn’t begun to study biology.

      B.

She hadn’t liked the previous biology course.

      C.

She had pretended to like biology.

      D.

She had taken all the biology courses.

4    A.

He should watch television instead.

      B.

He should drop-out entirely.

      C.

He will have to follow the correct procedure.

      D.

He should go to the department office.

5. A.

Remove George from the committee immediately.

     B.

Warn George that his attendance problem is serious.

     C.

Offer to help George during the meeting.

     D.

Telephone George to see if he’s coming to the meeting.

Section B

Directions:

In this

section you will hear one dialogue and two passages. After each one, you will

hear five questions. After each question, read the four choices marked A, B, C

and D. Choose the best answer and mark the letter of your choice on the

ANSWER

SHEET

.

Sample Answer

                                                                                    A 

B  ●       D

Dialogue

16.   A. 53.

       B. 34.

       C. 35.

       D. 40.

17.   A. Sore throat.

       B. Hip sore and limping.

       C. Knee injury.

       D. Inability to stand.

18.   A. A shop assistant.

       B. An office clerk.

       C. Assistant secretary.

       D. A bank clerk.

19.   A. Several years.

       B. 40 years.

       C. Many years.

       D. 35 years.

20.   A. She limps badly.

       B. The hip is so stiff that she can’t

bend.

       C. It’s increasingly difficult for her to

get around.

       D. Her left hand is also affected by it.

Passage One

21. A. Surgery can cure all back pain.       

     B.

Back pain is psychological.

     C.

Back pain has been getting better in America.

D. Sitting is easier on the back than

standing.

22.

A. More people spend more time in chairs.

B.

The surgery does not fit the patients much.

C.

The 180° shift in people’s attitude to back

pain.

D.

Bed-rest is too short.

23.

A. No role.    

B. A small role.

     C. A

declining role.                                         

D. A major role.

A.

Beds are not good for backs.

B. Muscle’s strength declines.

C. No surgery is needed in most cases.

D. They need to do more walking.

A.

How depression causes back pain.                  

B. How back pain causes depression.

C. The research on back pain.

D. The relationship between depression

and chronic back pain.

Part Ⅱ

Vocabulary

(10%)

Section A

Directions

:    

In

this section all the sentences are incomplete. Beneath each of them are given four

words or phrases, marked A, B, C and D. Choose the word or phrase that best

completes the sentence. Then, mark the letter of your choice on the

ANSWER

SHEET

.

31. The newest

fiber-optic cables that carry telephone calls cross-country are made of glass

so

 that a piece 100 miles thick

is clearer than a standard windowpane. 

       A. fragile                                                               B.

immaculate       

       C. tangible                                                       D. transparent

32. The young

professional’s boss praised her

 nature and stated that she seemed to have an

unconquerable positive spirit.

       A. morose                                                       B. opulent            

       C. indomitable                                                        D.

ephemeral

33. Early

researchers discovered that quinine produced physiological responses such as

sweating and shivering when ingested by healthy individuals, but actually

 these effects to people who had malaria.

A. exacerbated                                                        B.

ameliorated                           

C. rebuffed                                                      D.

concentrated

34. They

didn’t

 each other the first time they met when there

was a symposium at the medical center in Dallas, Texas in 2008.

     A.

take to                                                               B. take for                   

C. take around                                                        D. take easy

35. From the

time of the Greeks to the Great War, medicine’s job was simple: to struggle

with      

 diseases and gross disabilities, to ensure

live births, and to manage pain.

     A.

immortal                                                     B. immune                  

C. lethal                                                          D.

toxic

Section B

Directions

:    

Each

of the following sentences has a word or phrase underlined. Beneath each

sentence there are four words or phrases marked A, B, C and D. Choose the word

or phrase which can best keep the meaning of the original sentence if it is substituted

for the underlined part. Mark the letter of your choice on the

ANSWER

SHEET

.

41. The

removal of cataracts in the eyes by laser has become a common

procedure

.

       A. belief                                                          B.

method                   

C. improvement                                               D. regulation

42. A

non-profit food safety organization in the United States reported that the

country

turns out

16.5 billion hot dogs each year.

       A. produces                                                     B.

controls            

C. returns                                                               D.

delivers

43. Shyness, the most common form of social

anxiety, occurs when a person’s apprehensions are

so great that they

inhibit

his making an

expected or desired social response.

       A.

discharge                                                    B. trigger             

       C.

restrain                                                       D. defer

44. In World

War Ⅱ, some doctors

came out with

some miraculous

yellow power, lately called “penicillin”, for the infected wounded soldiers.

A. considered                                                   B.

produced                 

C. weighed                                                      D. examined

45. He

was given a laptop computer in

acknowledgement

of his work for the

company.

     A. accomplishment                                            B. recognition             

     C. apprehension                                             D.

commitment

Part Ⅲ    Cloze (10%)

Directions:

   In this

section there is a passage with ten numbered blanks. For each blank, there are

four choices marked A, B, C and D on the right side. Choose the best answer

and mark the letter of your choice on the

ANSWER SHEET

.

Many laboratories provide too little in the way

of creature comforts (no pun intended) for laboratory animals. That has to

change and in many places it is. Some scientists have fought to upgrade the

  51 

 environment provided for chimpanzees. For an

animal as bright as a chimp (its genetic package varies from our own by no

more than 1 percent, most researchers agree), boredom and lack of social

interaction is

  52 

 cruelty.

……What has happened is analogous to current

geopolitical problems. Everybody is so angry at

  56

 that nobody is really listening. The

animal-rights groups are

  57 

 with each other. That could be because they

are all looking for the same membership dollars, the same bequests. Then,

  58 

,

there are the antivivisectionists (反对活体解剖者)

vs. the provivisectionists (支持活体解剖者). They are so busy shrieking at each other that

no one can be heard.

       One

day animals

  59 

 be used in the laboratory. How

soon that day comes depends on how soon people stop screaming and make the

search for alternatives a major research imperative. As

long as conferences on the subject sound like feeding time in the monkey

house, monkeys along with millions of other animals are going to

stay right

  60 

 now—in the laboratory.

51. A.

physiological

   B. psychological

   C. pathological              

   D. pediatric

52. A.

nothing less than 

   B. much less than

   C. nothing more or less than

   D. nothing more than

53. A.

evolves B. revolves

   C.

involves D. dissolves

54. A. is      

B. which is

   C. which being  D. being

55. A.

confining    

   B. confirming

   C. attending     

   D. catering

56. A.

everybody

   B. everyone

   C. every other person     

   D. everybody else

57. A. at

ease         B. at odds

   C. at fault         D. at a loss

58. A.

however      B. therefore

   C. hence           D.

of course

59. A. will

not           B. will

   C. will never    D.should not

60. A. here           

   B. there

   C. their current place             

   D. where they are

Part Ⅳ  Reading Comprehension

(30%)

Directions:

In this part there are six passages, each of which

is followed by five questions. For each question there are four possible

answers marked A, B, C and D. Choose the best answer and mark the letter of

your choice on the

ANSWER

SHEET

.

Passage One

In recent years, breakthroughs in mind-reading

technology have brought this story close to reality for a handful of

people who may have a severe type of locked-in syndrome, previously diagnosed

as being in a vegetative state. Most work has required a lab and a giant fMRI scanner. Now two teams are developing devices that

are portable enough to be taken out to homes, to help people communicate on a

day-to-day basis. The technology might also be able to identify people who have

been misdiagnosed.

People with “classic” locked-in

syndrome are fully conscious but completely paralyzed apart from eye movements.

Adrian Owen of Western University in London, Canada, fears that there is

another form of the condition where the paralysis is total. He thinks that a

proportion of people diagnosed as being in a vegetative state—in

which people are thought to have no mental awareness at all—are

actually aware but unable to let anyone know.

……

One man tested, who had been classed

as in a vegetative state for 12 years after a car crash, correctly answered

questions about names of his relatives. He went on to signal that he was not in

pain—and that he liked watching ice hockey on TV. “They were

important questions for his family,” says Owen. However, brain scanning is a

laborious process, the size and cost of fMRIs mean that most care homes do not

have them. To make the technology more accessible, Owen's team has been

developing a new version of the technique to detect brain's signals, and hopes

it will be able to send people home with the help of new devices.

61.

Which of the following could be the best title for the passage?    

A. Types of Locked-in Syndromes

B. Mind-Reading Technique for

Paralysis

C. Neurological Rehabilitation for

Unawareness

D. Daily Treatment for Different Mental

Problems

62.

Which can be inferred from the passage?

A. There is no completely paralyzed

patients.

B. A vegetative state usually follows

a coma.

C. Most locked-in patients have no

eye movements.

D. Paralyzed patients are willing to

communicate.

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