2022年考博英语-中共中央党校考试题库及全真模拟冲刺卷52附答案带详解.docx
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1、2022年考博英语-中共中央党校考试题库及全真模拟冲刺卷(附答案带详解)1. 单选题The Supreme Court ruled last week that a group of employees suing for age discrimination should get their day in court even though they filed their complaint on the wrong form. The decision is noteworthy because it suggests that this court could be pulling b
2、ack from what has often seemed like a knee-jerk inclination to rule for corporations over workers and customers.Group of couriers over the age of 40 sued Federal Express, claiming it tried to push out older workers. The issue was whether they submitted a proper complaint to the Equal Employment Oppo
3、rtunity Commission within the legal time limit. FedEx claimed the couriers filed the wrong form, but the court ruled, 7 to 2, that an intake questionnaire and a signed affidavitwhich the E.E.O.C. considered a valid complaintmet its permissive standard for what was acceptable.It is surprising and wel
4、come to see the court apply any sort of permissive standard, considering how it ruled in a similar case just last year. Through a tortured and illogical reading of the law, the court ruled, 5 to 4, that a Goodyear employee missed the deadline for filing a complaint that she was paid less than male c
5、olleagues.That was one of a series of rulings in recent years that stretched the law to come out against little-guy parties. In one egregious decision last year, the court ignored its precedents to hold that an inmate lost the right to challenge his murder conviction because he missed a deadline eve
6、n though he had filed the appeal by the day the federal district judge (mistakenly) told him to.The FedEx ruling could be an aberration, or it could mark a new direction. The justices may have been chastened by the enormous criticism of the Goodyear ruling from Congress and the public. (The House ha
7、s passed a bill reversing it, and the Senate may soon follow.) They may also be reactingas the court has been known to doto shifting political winds. Voters in this election year do not appear to favor the blind deference to corporate power that has been a theme of the last seven years.It would be a
8、 mistake to read too much into one decision. There is certainly evidence the court will not easily shake its undue solicitude for the problems of corporations. One example came last week, in Exxons challenge to a $2.5 billion punitive damages award against it arising out of the Exxon Valdez oil spil
9、l.Chief Justice John Roberts, who once practiced corporate law, asked, So what can a corporation do to protect itself against punitive damages awards such as this? The court has been on a campaign to strike down large awards of punitive damages against corporations, but the lawyer for the oil spills
10、 victims, Professor Jeffrey Fisher of Stanford Law School, had the answer: It can hire fit and competent people.1.What could be inferred from the first paragraph of this passage?2.In the second paragraph, the author uses the example of FedEx couriers case to ( ).3.The word egregious in the fourth pa
11、ragraph most probably means ( ).4. From the last two paragraphs, we can draw the conclusion that ( ).5.The authors attitude towards the courts verdict in the FedEx case seems to be ( )问题1选项A.The Supreme Court seemed likely to support the employees.B.Courts seemed likely to rule for companies over wo
12、rkers and consumers.C.A group of employees failed on their accusation because they filed their complaint on the wrong form.D.A group of workers got their holidays from the verdict of the Supreme Court.问题2选项A.show it is surprising that the court applied any sort of permissive standardB.express that t
13、he public welcome the application of any sort of permissive standard by the court.C.show that FedEx tried to push out old workersD.indicate that the court has changed some conventions问题3选项A.extremely badB.very similarC.extravagantD.quite noticeable问题4选项A.the court has been on a campaign to protect t
14、he corporationsB.the court has been on a campaign to verdict for workers and consumersC.the court will not easily give up its solicitude for the problems of the companiesD.the court will still verdict for the companies regardless of the FedEx case问题5选项A.cautiously optimisticB.suspiciousC.dissatisfie
15、dD.indifferent【答案】第1题:A第2题:A第3题:A第4题:C第5题:B【解析】1.推断题。根据文章第一段,“this court could be pulling back from what has often seemed like a knee-jerk inclination to rule for corporations over workers and customers.”,可知最高法院可能会撤回一种下意识的倾向,转而为企业而非员工和客户做出裁决。可推断出法院似乎会支持员工。选项A符合题意。2.推断题。根据文章第三段第一句,“It is surprising a
16、nd welcome to see the court apply any sort of permissive standard, considering how it ruled in a similar case just last year.”,可知考虑到最高法院去年在一起类似案件中是如何做出裁决的,它会采用任何一种宽容的标准,这令人惊讶,也令人欢迎。又因为此句是对第二段内容的一个总结和衔接,可推断出第二段联邦快递的例子就是为了证明此观点,法院竟然采用了一种宽容的标准,这是令人惊讶的。选项A符合题意。3.词义理解题。根据文章第四段,“In one egregious decision
17、last year, the court ignored its precedents to hold that an inmate lost the right to challenge his murder conviction because he missed a deadline”,可知在去年的一项过分的裁决中,最高法院忽视其判例,认定一名囚犯因为错过了最后期限而失去了对谋杀罪提出质疑的权利。可判断出egregious是一个消极意义的单词,意为“极坏的,糟糕的,过分的”。选项A符合题意。4.推断题。A和D项都是对联邦例子细节上的描写和体现,并不是一个总结,可排除。根据文章最后一段,“
18、The court has been on a campaign to strike down large awards of punitive damages against corporations”,可知法院在进行一场运动,以废除对公司的巨额惩罚性赔偿,而且下文提到公司可以雇佣更加有能力的人,可判断出法院并没有一直做出有利于员工和消费者的裁决,选项B可排除。根据文章第六段,“It would be a mistake to read too much into one decision. There is certainly evidence the court will not eas
19、ily shake its undue solicitude for the problems of corporations.”,可知对一个判决进行过分解读是错误的,有确凿的证据表明,法院不会轻易动摇它对公司问题的过分关注。可推断出法院不会轻易放弃对公司问题的关注。选项C符合题意。5.推断题。根据全文,可知作者对法院之前的裁决表现出不认同的态度,根据文章第三段,“It is surprising and welcome to see the court apply any sort of permissive standard”,可知联邦快递事件的裁决运用了宽容标准,是令人惊讶并且受人欢迎的
20、但第五段第一句又提到对于本事件的裁决也可能标志着一个新的方向。可推断出作者对联邦快递事件的法院判决的态度似乎是持怀疑态度的。选项B符合题意。2. 单选题On May 3, 1989, committal proceedings began in respect of six officers who were charged with conspiracy to ( )the course of justice.问题1选项A.pervertB.perturbC.preventD.profane【答案】B【解析】动词词义辨析。pervert “使堕落,滥用”;perturb “扰乱,使不安”;
21、prevent “预防,阻止”;profane “亵渎,玷污”。句意:1989年5月3日,拘押进程开始于六名官员,他们被控告共谋扰乱司法公正。选项B符合题意。3. 单选题During the preparation of papers for seminars, I had to face the conscious problem of writing about a system ( )silence and links such reticence to ideas of respect, order, and discipline in an all-encompassing pate
22、rnalism.问题1选项A.what I know prefersB.which I know prefersC.that I know preferringD.in which I know to prefer【答案】D【解析】语法题。根据题意,空格引导定语从句,先行词为system,由固定搭配in a system “在系统里”,选项D符合题意。句意:在为研讨会准备论文的过程中,我不得不有意识地描写一个系统,在这个系统里面,我更愿意保持沉默,将这种沉默与“尊重”、“秩序”和“纪律”等概念联系在一起,形成了一种无所不包的家长式作风。选项D符合题意。4. 单选题Looking at hist
23、ory from our unique perspective, well naturally ( ) the powerful example set by the American Revolution.问题1选项A.remind thatB.be reminded thatC.remind ofD.be reminded of【答案】D【解析】固定搭配和语法。根据空格后“the powerful example set by the American Revolution”,可知这不是一个句子,所以不需要用that引导。选项A和B可排除。又因为固定搭配 “remind sb. of st
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