大学英语六级听力-28(无听力原文)

1、 大学英语六级听力-28(无听力原文)(总分：252.00，做题时间：90分钟)一、bsection a/b(总题数：4，分数：105.00)（分数：35.00）(1).a. the man looks very nice in a suit and tie.b. the man does not need to change clothes.c. she likes the sweater the man is wearing.d. she does not think jeans are appropriate.（分数：7.00）a.b. c.d.解析：(2).a. she will no

2、t have time to prepare lunch.b. she has to cancel her plan to have lunch with the man.c. she does not remember discussing the matter.d. she would rather wait until tomorrow to decide.（分数：7.00）a.b. c.d.解析：(3).a. supervisor and student.b. colleagues.c. editor and contributor.d. customer and typist.（分数

3、：7.00）a.b.c. d.解析：(4).a. show the man how to use the copy machine. b. copy the message for the man.c. inform the man about the policy.d. call the man after she talks to the students.（分数：7.00）a.b.c. d.解析：(5).a. the woman likes the view in winter.b. the woman has never been in north china.c. the man s

4、hould take a winter vacation in north china.d. the man would not enjoy living in north china all year.（分数：7.00）a.b.c.d. 解析：（分数：21.00）(1).a. go to the game by himself.b. buy a piece of newspaper.c. read the newspaper to find the result of the game.d. read the newspaper to find the information about t

5、he game.（分数：7.00）a.b.c.d. 解析：(2).a. he thinks it perfect for him.b. he is satisfied with everything he has.c. he is not satisfied with the place of his office.d. he is not satisfied with the salary he gets.（分数：7.00）a.b.c. d. 解析：(3).a. she has changed her schedule.b. she works less than she used to.c

6、. she is going to ask for a leaveonwednesday.d. she is going to have her vacation on tuesday.（分数：7.00）a. b.c.d.解析：conversation oneconversation one（分数：28.00）(1).a. a player of background music.b. a researcher on the function of background music.c. a composer of background music.d. a fan of background

7、 music.（分数：7.00）a.b.c. d.解析：(2).a. it makes the workers excited.b. it helps to reduce workers complaint.c. it makes workers spend less time having their dinner.d. it might make the production increase.（分数：7.00）a.b.c.d. 解析：(3).a. the history of background music.b. the function of background music. c.

8、 the way background music is played.d. the popularity of background music among workers.（分数：7.00）a.b. c.d.解析：(4).a. fast music promotes the sale of hamburgers.b. background music is played in prisons to make prisoner educated.c. background music is sometimes very boring to the workers.d. background

9、music is usually faster than any other music.（分数：7.00）a. b.c.d.解析：conversation twoconversation two（分数：21.00）(1).a. its light-weighted and small.b. it has metal filters.c. it looks like a straw.d. its large but necessary.（分数：7.00）a. b.c.d.解析：(2).a. salt.b. chemical pollutants.c. germs.d. minerals.（分数

10、：7.00）a.b. c. d.解析：(3).a. the water it draws changes color. b. the straw stops drawing water. c. from the built-inmeasuring device of it.d. by measuring the amount of water.（分数：7.00）a.b. c.d.解析：二、bsection b/b(总题数：3，分数：70.00)passage onepassage one（分数：28.00）(1).a. characteristics of big bands swing mu

11、sic.b. the development of bebop,c. the relationship between american music and economy.d. the differences between bebop music and swing music.（分数：7.00）a.b. c.d.解析：(2).a. its a kind of dance music.b. it is with steady rhythm.c. it is slow.d. some of the rhythms it uses are irregular.（分数：7.00）a.b.c.d.

12、 解析：(3).a. to save money.b. to avoid the new tax.c. to be more creative.d. to attract more audiences.（分数：7.00） a.b. c.d.解析：(4).a. bebop reflected the state of the american economy.b. bebop made the performance tax imposed.c. bebop developed because of the performance tax.d. bebop suffered from the p

13、erformance tax.（分数：7.00）a.b.c. d.解析：passage twopassage two（分数：21.00）(1).a. they are tidal waves.b. they can be caused by the fall of an asteroid into the water.c. they can not be detected before they hit land.d. they are harbor waves.（分数：7.00）a.b. c.d.解析：(2).a. tsunamis are caused by underwater eart

14、hquakes.b. earthquakes of about magnitude 6.75 on the richter scale will cause tsunamis.c. nearly 90 percent of underwater earthquakes cause tsunamis.d. not all underwater earthquakes cause tsunamis.（分数：7.00）a.b.c.d. 解析：(3). a. the first wave is often the largest.b. the wave following large volume o

15、f water is usually not very long but very tall.c. the wave of tsunamis can spread across the sea in all directions.d. the wave of tsunamis usually travels at a lower speed at the beginning.（分数：7.00）a.b.c. d.解析：passage threepassage three（分数：21.00）(1).a. his international fame.b. his leading status in

16、 the film industry.c. his music style.d. his personality.（分数：7.00）a.b.c. d.解析：(2).a. new york.b. liverpool.c. los angeles.d. london.（分数：7.00）a.b. c.d.解析：(3).a. he was a modest man.b. he was concentrated on the music.c. he was cynical about celebrity.d. his solos or little licks could be hummed by ev

17、eryone.（分数：7.00） a.b.c.d. 解析：三、bsection c/b(总题数：1，分数：77.00)alexis de tocqueville, the french political scientist is most famous forhis four-volume book, democracy in america. in 1831. he came to americaand after only nine months he wrote a remarkable book which is u u1 /u /uas a classic. de tocquevi

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20、of the western u u 8 /u/u. he was a neutral observer and saw both the good and bad sides ofthese qualities.the first part of democracy in america was published in 1835. u u9 /u /u. he attempted to get a glimpse of the essence of americansociety, and promote his own philosophy: the equaling of the cl

21、asses andthe inevitable depth of aristocratic privilege. u u 10 /u/u. this was substantially more pessimistic than the first, warningof the dangers despotism and governmental centralization. u u 11/u /u.alexis de tocqueville, the french political scientist is most famous forhis four-volume book, dem

22、ocracy in america. in 1831. he came to americaand after only nine months he wrote a remarkable book which is u u1 /u /uas a classic. de tocqueville had unusual powers ofobservation. he described not only the u u 2 /u /usystemof government and how it u u 3 /u /u, but its effect onhow americans think,

23、 feet, and act. many scholars believe he had a deeperunderstanding of traditional american u u 4 /u /uandvalues than anyone elsewho has written about the united states. what is so remarkable is that many of these traits which he u u 5 /u/unearly 200 years ago are still u u 6 /u /uandmeaningful today

24、. his observations are also important because the uu 7 /u /uof his visit was the era of the small farmer, thesmall businessman, and the settling of the western u u 8 /u/u. he was a neutral observer and saw both the good and bad sides ofthese qualities.the first part of democracy in america was publi

25、shed in 1835. u u9 /u /u. he attempted to get a glimpse of the essence of americansociety, and promote his own philosophy: the equaling of the classes andthe inevitable depth of aristocratic privilege. u u 10 /u/u. this was substantially more pessimistic than the first, warningof the dangers despoti

26、sm and governmental centralization. u u 11/u /u.（分数：77.00）填空项 1:_ （正确答案：regarded）解析：解析 36-46 alexis de tocqueville, the french political scientist is most famous for hisfour-volume book, democracy in america. in 1831. he came to america and after only nine monthshe wrote a remarkable book which is r

27、egarded as a classic. de tocqueville had unusual powers ofobservation. he described not only the democratic system of government and how it operated, butits effect on how americans think, feet, and act. many scholars believe he had a deeperunderstanding of traditional american beliefs and values tha

28、n anyone else who has written aboutthe united states. what is so remarkable is that many of these traits which he observed nearly200 years ago are still visible and meaningful today. his observations are also important becausethe timing of his visit was the era of the small farmer, the small busines

29、sman, and the settlingof the western frontier. he was a neutral observer and saw both the good and bad sides of thesequalities. the first part of democracy in america was published in 1835. a highly positive andoptimistic account of american government and society, the book was very well received. heattempted to get a glimpse of the essence of american societ