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南京农业大学 2005 年硕士研究生入学考试基础英语试题 试题编号: 326 试题名称: 基础英语密云路 注意:答题一律答在答题纸上,答在草稿纸或试卷纸上一律无效济 同济 Part I Reading Comprehension (65 points in all) 1 号 研 Directions: Read the following 7 passages and answer the questions after each one. For the first 4 passages, you are expected to answer each of the questions (defined by one question mark) in one simple sentence (with one predicate verb) or phrase. For the last 3 passages, answer the follow-up questions as briefly as possible. You will be penalized for wordy answers or excee ding the limit.655423 17 123 站台 Passage One 业 Our two pet donkeys were reliable watchmen, and their hearing was as sharp as their eyesi ght. I have seen them many a time look up from the grass they were eating and stare hard into the distance with ears raised; and in a minute or so I would see someone coming down the ro ad towards the beach or observe a figure moving in a field a long way away.院 When something unusual happened, Fred, the younger animal, would make so much noise t hat he could be heard in the next village and beyond. Obviously this could be embarrassing whe n the weather was still, for not everyone enjoys the sound of a donkey in full cry.659 76674 At night both donkeys were usually silent. They were undisturbed by the wild animals huntin g in the fields after dark. They remained sleepily relaxed. Yet I was sure that they would always raise the alarm if there was a stranger about, or some activity which puzzled them. One clear August night, for instance, I was woken up around three in the morning by Fred making a great deal of noise. It was a very quiet night and I immediately thought of all the people in the neighb orhood who might also have been awakened by him. It was a terrible noise, and it went on and on, and so I realized that something very unusual was bothering him. Then he stopped—and I heard voices.8#信箱 On still nights we often heard the voices of the crews of fishing boats passing across the b ay, sometimes speaking in French, but they soon faded away into the distance. On this night the y did not fade away. And as I lay in bed realizing that they had gone on for far too long to bel ong to a moving boat, I knew that I had to get up and investigate. 65976 455 I pulled on some clothes, went outside, and shone my torch into the field by the cottage wh ere I had put the donkeys. The light shone on Fred who was standing with his head facing towa
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