20１6考研英语一真题及答案完整版讲解凯
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激动人心201６英语初试过去了,凯程教育的电话瞬间变成了热线,同学们兴奋地汇报自己的答题情况，几乎所有内容都在凯程考研集训营系统训练过,英语专业课难度与往年相当，答题的时候非常顺手，英语题型今年是选择题,判断题、 简答题、分析论述题，相信凯程的学员们对此非常熟悉，预祝亲爱的同学们复试顺利。英语分笔试、面试，如果没有准备，或者准备不充分，很容易被挂掉。如果需要复试的帮助，同学们可以联系凯程老师辅导。 下面凯程英语老师把英语的真题全面展示给大家，供大家估分使用，以及２01７年考英语的同学使用,本试题凯程首发,转载注明出处。
SｅｃtｉonⅠUsｅ ｏf Eｎgｌｉsｈ Dｉｒectioｎs:
Ｒeａd ｔhe ｆollowinｇ text. Choose the best word（ｓ） foｒ eaｃｈ ｎuｍｂerｅd blank and maｒk A,B,C or Ｄ on the ANSＷＥR SHEET.(10 points)
In Caｍbodia, thｅ choicｅ of a spousｅ ｉs a complｅx oｎe fｏr ｔhe yｏｕnｇ male. It may iｎvolｖｅ ｎｏt oｎly ｈis paｒｅｎtｓ and his frienｄs, _1＿ ｔhosｅ of tｈe yoｕng ｗoman， bｕt also a matｃｈmａkｅr． A ｙｏｕng ｍaｎ can _＿2_ ａ ｌiｋeｌy spｏuｓｅ on ｈis ｏｗn ａndtheｎ asｋ hｉs pareｎts tｏ 3 the marrｉage negotiatｉons, ｏｒ tｈe yｏung man'ｓｐarｅnts ｍay mａｋe the ｃhoicｅ ｏｆ ａ spouｓe, gｉviｎg ｔhｅ child lｉttlｅ ｔo sａｙ iｎ ｔheｓeｌectiｏｎ. 4, a giｒl ｍaｙ veto ｔhe ｓpouse heｒ ｐareｎtｓ hａve ｃhoseｎ. 5ａｓｐouｓe has beeｎ selected, each ｆamilｙ iｎvesｔigatｅs the other to make suｒe its chiｌｄ is mａｒrying ６ a ｇood ｆamｉlｙ．
The ｔｒaｄitiｏｎａl weddiｎg ｉs a ｌong aｎｄ coｌorful aｆｆair. Formerly ｉt ｌasted threｅ days, _ ７ ＿ ｂy ｔhｅ 1980s iｔ more commonly ｌａsｔｅd a day and a haｌｆ． Ｂuddhｉst pｒiｅsts oｆｆer a shｏrt serｍｏn aｎｄ _ 8 _ prayｅrｓ ｏf bｌｅｓsing. Ｐarts of the ceｒｅｍony thｅ briｄe’ｓ aｎd gｒooｍ’ｓ ｗriｓｔs, anｄ 1０ a caｎdle arｏund a cirｃle of happily ｉn with ｔhe wifｅ’ｓ parenｔs ａnd ｍay 12 with tｈｅm up to a year, 1３ ｔhey ｃan ｂuilｄ ａ new hoｕsｅ neaｒbｙ.
Dｉvoｒce iｓ legal ａnd easy tｏ 14 , buｔ ｎoｔ cｏｍmｏn. Dｉvoｒｃｅｄ ｐersonｓ ａre 1５ ｗith sｏｍe disaｐprｏvａl. Ｅach ｓprouse rｅtainｓ 16 property ｈｅ ｏr ｓhe 17 ｉｎｔo the marriａge， and joinｔlｙ-acｑuiｒeｄ propｅrty is 1８ eqｕallｙ. Ｄiｖorcｅd peｒsons ｍay ｒｅmaｒｒy， but a ｇender pｒeｊudice 1９ ｕp: Tｈｅ ｄiｖorced male doｅsn’t have a waitｉｎｇ ｐｅｒｉod bｅfｏre he caｎ remarry ２0 the wｏman ｍuｓｔ ｗaｉｔ tｅn ｍonths. 1.［A]ｂｙ way oｆ[B]ｏｎ bｅhalf ｏｆ [Ｃ］aｓ well as [Ｄ]witｈ regard ｔo 2．[Ａ]adaｐt ｔo [B]pｒovｉde fｏr [Ｃ]coｍpeｔe wiｔh [D]decide on
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Ｆｒａnce， whiｃh prides ｉtseｌf aｓ the gｌoｂal innｏvatｏr of fashion, has decｉded its fashion indusｔｒy has loｓt ａn aｂsｏlute rｉght to defｉnｅ ｐhｙsｉｃａl bｅａuty ｆor ｗｏｍen. Iｔs lawmakｅrs gave pｒelimｉnａrｙ approｖal lａsｔ week ｔo a laｗ thaｔ woｕld maｋｅ it a ｃｒime to employ ultｒa-thin moｄels oｎ rｕnawayｓ. Tｈe ｐａrliament also agreｅｄ to ｂan websiｔeｓ ｔhａｔ “inｃｉte ｅxcesｓive thinｎess” bｙ ｐroｍotｉnｇ extreme dieting.
Such measuｒｅｓ havｅ a coupｌｅ oｆ upｌifｔing mｏｔiｖｅs. They sｕggｅsｔ bｅautｙ ｓｈould nｏt be deｆined by loｏks that end uｐ iｍpinｇｉｎg on ｈealｔh. Thａt’s a sｔart． And tｈｅ ban ｏn ｕｌtrａ-thｉｎ models sｅeｍs tｏ go ｂeyonｄ protecting ｍｏｄｅls ｆｒom staｒvinｇ themsｅlｖes tｏ deaｔｈ-as some have ｄoｎｅ． It ｔelｌs tｈe ｆａｓhion induｓtry thａｔ it mｕst tａke rｅsｐonｓibility ｆor tｈe ｓigｎal iｔ ｓends women, esｐeciaｌly teeｎage giｒls， ａｂout the soｃial tape-ｍeａsure ｔheｙ mｕｓt usｅ ｔo deteｒmｉｎｅ ｔheir ｉndｉvｉduaｌ worth．
Ｔｈe ｂans, if fullｙ enforcｅd,woulｄ suｇｇest to womｅｎ (aｎｄ ｍanｙ men) thａt they sｈｏulｄ ｎot let ｏthｅrs be arbｉters of thｅiｒ beaｕty. Aｎｄ perhaｐｓ faiｎｔｌy,thｅy hｉｎｔ that peoｐle should look tｏ intanｇｉblｅ qualiｔieｓ like charａcｔer and inｔellｅｃt raｔhｅr thａｎ dieｔiｎg their waｙ to sizｅ zeｒo or waｓp－wａiｓt phｙsiｑｕes．
Tｈｅ Fｒench ｍeasures, ｈoweｖer， ｒeｌｙ ｔoo much on seｖeｒｅ punｉshment to chaｎge a culｔure thａt stｉll ｒegards ｂｅauty as skiｎ-ｄｅｅｐ-ａnd bone-showing. Uｎdｅr ｔhe law, usinｇ ａ faｓhion mｏdel ｔhat does nｏｔ meet a gｏvernｍent-defｉned iｎdex of bodｙ mass ｃoｕld resuｌt iｎ a $85,０0０ fine and ｓix mｏntｈｓ iｎ ｐｒison.
Tｈe faｓhion ｉｎdustｒy kｎｏwｓ it has an ｉnherｅｎt probleｍ in fｏcuｓing on material adoｒnmｅｎt and idealｉzed bｏdy tｙpes. Ｉn Ｄenmarｋ, the Uniteｄ Ｓtates,
2016考研英语一真题及标准答案完整版讲解凯程首发
