大学英语六级考试模拟试卷七十九(带答案)

经典word整理文档，仅参考，双击此处可删除页眉页脚。本资料属于网络整理，如有侵权，请联系删除，谢谢！总分：100.00，做题时间：130分钟)Listening总题数：0，分数：0.00)SectionA(总题数：80.00).Questions1to4arebasedontheconversationyouhavejustheard.1.（分数：16.00）A.Hewantsthewomantoexplainhermajor.B.Thewomanisfromafamousuniversity.C.Thewoman'smajorisirrelevanttoatourguide.√D.Heisalsofromtheuniversity.解析：[听力原文]M:ItsaysherethatyougraduatedfromUniversityofPennsylvaniawithamajorinphilosophy.W:Right.ThenyoumaythinkIamnotfitforthisjobaccordingtomyeducationalbackground.ButIwanttobeatourguideverymuchbecauseIliketravellingandmeetingvariouskindsofpeople.SoItookaneveningcourseattheTourismSchoolaftergraduationandIhavegottenaqualificationcertificate.M:Whatdoyouthinkaretheresponsibilitiesofatourguide?W:Atourguidemustberesponsibleforarrangingandcoordinatingtouractivities,andofferingservicesoftransportation,accommodation,sightseeing,shoppingandentertainment.M:ThenIwanttoaskyousomequestionsaboutemergencies.Ifthereisanaccidentforexampleatouristfallsill—whatwouldyoudo?W:IthinkIwillcalltheofficetosendsomeonetomeetus,andescortthatpersontothenearesthospitalwithoutinterruptingourtrip.M:Ifoneofthemforgotacamerainarestaurant,wouldyouletthetouristbusgoback?W:Infact,priortotheirboardingthebusandtheirgettingoffthebus,Iwillmakeanannouncementtoremindthemthattheyshouldchecktheirbelongings.M:Well,itseemsthatyouhaveallthepracticalexperiencetohandlethesecases.Isthereanythingyouwanttoaskabout?W:I'dliketobeanoverseastourguidesomeday.Wouldthereeverbeanychanceofthat?M:Certainly.Butinafewyears,afteryoulearnmoreaboutourbusiness,youmaygooverseaswithatourgroup.Whydoesthemanrefertothewoman'seducation?.Questions5to8arebasedontheconversationyonhavejustheard.5.（分数：16.00）A.Developingvariousapplications.B.Expandingforeignmarketsforhismaterials.C.Producingleisureshoeswithdifferentmaterials.√D.Promotingthequalityofhisleisuredress.解析：[听力原文]W:OK,I'vegotallthepaperworkhereforyourapplication.Everythingseemstobeinorder.Let'sjusthavealookatyourbusinessplan.Perhapsyoucouldtellmeaboutyourideas?M:Yes,ofcourse.Weplantomakeleisureshoes,fromvariousmaterials.Atthemoment,we'veonlygotacoupleofstylesforyounggirlsandboys,butwewanttoexpandourrangetoincludemorestyles.W:Yousaythatyou'vegotsomestyles.Haveyoualreadystartedpromotingandsellingyourshoes?M:Onlyonasmallscale,butthey'resellingreallywellandwereceivesomesupportfromthestudents.W:Right,sowhyexactlydoyouwantaloan?Areyougoingtoexpandyourrangeorincreaseyourproduction?M:Well,both,wehope.W:Andhowdoyouplantoselltheshoes?Directtothepublic?M:No,we'regoingtosellthroughotherways.Youknow,insupermarkets,atoutletsoncampusandbyonlinestores.We'vealreadyhadtalkswithacompanythatrunsthe"Travel"chain.Theyaregoingtostockourshoesintheirmainoutlets.W:OK,whataboutyourmarket?Whodoyouthinkisgoingtobeyourmainmarket?M:Sofarmostofourcustomershavebeenyoungpeople—youknow,students,teenagers,peoplewhoareinterestedinsports.Mostofthemlikethehealthyandnaturallife.Sowe'regoingtotrytoconsolidatethatmarket.Idon'twanttochangeourstrategyatthemoment.Whatistheman'sbusinessplan?SectionB(总题数：7，分数：0.00).Questions9to12arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.1.（分数：16.00）A.Cookthemilkautomatically.B.Sendthemilkbacktothesupermarket.C.Placethemilktothefrontoftheshelf.√D.Orderfreshmilktoreplacethisone.解析：[听力原文]ArefrigeratorofthefuturethattellsyouwhattocookwithyourleftoversandautomaticallyreordersfreshfoodisbeingdesignedintheUK.Theself-cleaning"refrigeratorofthefuture"willautomaticallyplacesupermarket-homedeliveryorderswhenrequiredandmovefoodnearitsusebydatetothefrontoftheshelves.Researchershopethefridgecouldcleanitself,cutdownonwastedfoodandofferuprecipes—whichcouldbetailoredtodifferentcountries,cuisineandseasons.WithBritsputtingin36millionhourseveryyearoffreeovertime—leavinglittletimeforhouseholdchores—therefrigeratorcouldhelpsaveprecioustimeduringmodern-daylives.ThesenewdevelopmentsareinthepipelinethankstocollaborationsbetweenscientistsattheuniversityandtheonlinesupermarketOcado.Theplannednewfeaturesincludetheabilityforrefrigeratorstoscantheirshelvestoseewhatisinstockandusethisinformationtobothplanmealsandautomaticallyplaceasupermarketfoodorder.Thesmartfridgewilluse"nano-articulatedtechnology"shelfsurfaceswhichwillaccomplishproductswhichsoonneedtobeeatentothefrontoftherefrigerator.Ultrasound-scanningtechnologybuiltintothedoorwillallowtherefrigeratorto"swipeandcapture"thefoodonaplatebeforeandaftermealtime,meaningitcanassesswhattypeandamountoffoodiswasted.Cookbooksareessentiallyinventorylistsoffooditems.Thekeyconceptinthesuccessfulimplementationofthisprocessisaccurateinventorytracking.Howwillafuturerefrigeratordealwiththemilkthatisnearitsdate?.Questions13to15arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.5.（分数：12.00）A.Aphenomenonofanagingfacebecauseofpeoplefacingacomputerforalongtime.√B.AfeatureofascreenfacebecauseofpeoplefollowingfashionontheInternet.C.Asymptomofa"turkeyneck"becauseofpeopleimitatingtheturkey.D.Arepresentationofwrinklesbecauseofpeopleliftingtheirheadsforlonghours.解析：[听力原文]Agrowingnumberofwomenaredevelopingsomethingcalleda"computerface,"aleadingcos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pretendyouarelecturing.Dothisoverandover,untilyounolongerhavetolookatyournotes.Onceyouhaveaccomplishedthat,doitagain.Takeoneofthemainconceptsandturnitintoalittlestory.Makesureyouareabletoexplainthisconcept,nomatterhowcomplexitactuallyis,tosomeonewhohasneverheardofitbefore.Whatisthebenefitofhavinggreatstudyhabits?.Questions23to25arebasedontherecordingyouhavejustheard.8.（分数：12.00）A.Theonesthattriggermemoriesoropinions.√B.Theonesthatmakeothersfeelsurprised.C.Theoneswhichyoucantalkalotabout.D.Theonesthatcanbediscussedforalongtime.解析：[听力原文]Inaworldwheretechnologyisincreasingourcapacitytoconnectwithpeopleworldwide,itisalsodiminishingourabilitytoeffectivelyconnectwithpeopleinperson.Justlikelearninghowtocook,developsoftware,orplayasport,theabilitytoconnectwithothersisaskillandyoucanlearnhowtodoitmoreeffectively.Learningthesocialskillsnecessarytoconnectwithotherswillhelpyoubemoresuccessfulineveryaspectofyourlife.Herearesomesocialskillsyoucandeveloptobemorecharismatic:Thosewhoaregreatwithpeopledon'tnecessarilyhavethegift-of-gab,butrather,aregreatataskingquestions.Oneofthemostimportantsocialskillsyoucandevelopistheabilitytoaskquestions;notinaninterrogatingway,butinthewaythatwillhelpyouunderstandpeoplebetterandstrengthenyourrelationshipwiththem.Peoplel