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大学英语六级模拟试题新题型（9）

（1/1）PartIWriting

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Directions:Forthispart,youareallowed30minutestowriteanessayexplainingwhyitiswiseto

believethatthingswillturnoutgoodattheend.Ifitisnotgood,itisnottheend.Youcangive

examplestoillustrateyourpoint.Youshouldwriteatleast150wordsbutnomorethan200

words.

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A.ShelikesDr.Taylor"sclass.

B.SheisnotsurehowDr.Taylorfeels.

C.ShedidnotgetanAonthepaper.

D.Sheisnotdoingverywellintheclass.

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A.Sheisnotgoinghomenow.

B.Shehasalreadyhadsomeexercise.

C.Shedoesnotliketodoexercise.

D.Shedoesnotwanttogohome.

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A.Shepreferssingingasolo.

B.Shedoesnotwanttohelptheman.

C.Sheisnotagoodsinger.

D.Shedoesnotlikemusic.

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A.TheCDsystemwasveryexpensive.

B.HewouldliketohaveaCDsystem.

C.SteveknowsalotaboutCDsystems.

D.TheCDsystemisnoteasytooperate.

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A.Buyaticket.

B.GotoRoom27.

C.TakeatestinRoom32.

D.Showthemanherticket.

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A.Telephonehissponsor.

B.Collecthischeck.

C.Helpthewomanlookforhischeck.

D.Askthewomantolookagain.

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A.Shewasn"tabletoattendthereception.

B.Sheisanhonorsstudent.

C.Shelikesflowersverymuch.

D.Sheisateacher.

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A.Trytobeinclassmoreoften.

B.Trytogettheworkdone.

C.AskDr.Wiseforhelp.

D.Takethecoursenextterm.

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Questions9to11arebasedontheconversationyouhavejustheard.

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A.Itlookssortoflikeaspaceship.

B.ltwasbuiltabout12yearsago.

C.ltwasdesignedbyaChinesearchitect.

D.ltwillopenagainnextyear.

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A.Itfollowsaverytraditionaldesign.

B.lthasrectanglesandstraightlines.

C.lthasnoroundedfreeformshapes.

D.ltrepresentssomenaturalforms.

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A.Hedesignedasmanyfunctionsaspossibleforthemuseum.

B.Hefollowedthenewesttrendintheworldmuseumdesigning.

C.HerespectedthevariousNativeAmericanvaluesandtraditions.

D.Heobservedtheweatherchangesindifferentseasonsoftheyear.

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Questions12to15arebasedontheconversationyouhavejustheard.

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A.Itisthewettestseasonaroundtheyear.

B.ltishotandusuallylastsalongtime.

C.ltisextremelydryandseldomrains.

D.ltisusuallyshortandwindy.

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A.Thunderstormsmaketheairfreshagain.

B.Hecandooutdoorsportsinwarmweather.

C.Flowersbloomandtreesgrowleavesagain.

D.Snowontheroadsidegraduallymeltsaway.

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A.Itneverrainsinsummer.

B.Therainfalldeclinesinrecentyears.

C.Theannualrainfallamountsto60mm.

D.Theygetthemostrainfallinwinter.

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A.Theweatherisverychangeable.

B.Springislongerthanautumn.

C.Autumnlastsforalongtime.

D.Autumniswarmbutnothot.

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（37~46/共25题）SectionA

APewstudyreleasedThursdayhassomegoodnewsforAmerica"slibraries—namelythat

Americansseemtolovethem—butperhapsevenbetternewsforlibraryusers.

AccordingtoPew,themorepeopleare"engaged"withtheirpubliclibrary,themoretheytendto

feel1totheircommunityasawhole.2,unengagedpeopletendtohave"fewertiestotheir

neighbors,lowerfeelingsofbeingempoweredtochangetheircommunity,andless3withother

culturalactivities."

Whilethestudydoesnotmeantomeasurepersonalhappiness,there"sa4intersectionbetween

thetraitsoflibraryusersandtraitsofpeoplewho5higherlevelsofpersonalhappiness:asense

ofempowermentinone"scommunity.Libraryusersarealsomorelikelytosaythattheyliketheir

communitiesandthattheywouldcalltheircommunitiesgoodor6placestolive.

Thoughlibraryuserssharetraitswithpositive,happypeople,thepollresultssaynothingof7.

"It"snotnecessarilythatpeopleuselibrariesandthenfindthey"rehappy,"Zickuhrsaid.It"sjust

thatlibraryuserstendtobemoreopentotheworld."Peoplewhohavemoreaccesstoeconomic,

social,technological8arealsomorelikelytouselibrariesaspartoftheirnetworks,"shesaid.

Libraryusagetendstobeapartofabiggerpicture,inotherwords,inwhichapersonwhogoes

tothelibraryalsotendstobeonewhospendstimeatthepark,takespartincivicorganizations,

and9newtechnologies.Maybetherustyold10ofhavingacommunityinstitutionthatmakes

informationaccessiblecountsforsomethingafterall.

A.absolutelyI.excellent

B.causationJ.implement

C.connectedK.prior

D.conventionL.recourses

E.converselyM.significant

F.demonstrateN.squeezed

G.embraces0.strengthen

H.engagement

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（17~19/共8题）PassageOne

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Questions16to18arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

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A.Itmadethestockmarketcrash.

B.ltwasinserioustrouble.

C.ltletmanypeopleunemployed.

D.ltcausedover50bankstobeclosed.

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A.Ittrieditsbesttoraisefunds.

B.ltheldanationalbankingmeeting.

C.ltworkedtoreorganizethebankingsystem.

D.ltrecruitedfinancialtalentsforthebanks.

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A.Thenumberofbanksthatfailhasdecreasedsharply.

B.Theworkingefficiencyofemployeeshasimproved.

C.Thedepositrateofthefederalbankshasincreasedby3%.

D.Thestatebankshaveincreasedtheirinsurancebusiness.

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（57~61/共8题）PassageOne

Thismonth,highschoolseniorsacrossAmericaarereceivingcollegedecisionlettersof

acceptanceandrejection.Mostofthesestudents,andtheirparents,thinkthatwheretheygoto

collegewillsignificantlyaffecttheiremploymentfuture.Theythinkwrong.Today,whetheryougo

tocollegeretainssomeimportanceinyouremploymentoptions.Butwhereyougotocollegeis

ofalmostnoimportance.Whetheryourdegree,forexample,isfromUCLAorfromless

prestigiousSonomaStatemattersfarlessthanyouracademicperformanceandtheskillsyoucan

showemployers.

Theminorrolethatajobcandidate"scollegeplaysinhiringbecomesclearerwhenyoutalkto

Californiaworkforceprofessionals.KrisStadelman,directoroftheNOVAWorkforceInvestment

BoardinSiliconValley,isaleaderinunderstandinghowhiringcriteriachangedinCalifornia.

"Employersareinterestedinwhatskillsyoubringandhowtheseskillscanbeusedintheir

business,"shesays.Inonestudy,NOVAinterviewedtechemployersandlearnedthatmasteryof

currenttechnologiesisthemostcriticalfactorintheirhiringdecisions.Fewemployerseven

mentionedcollegedegreesasafactor."Especiallyinthetechindustry,employerswanttosee

skillsapplicationsratherthantraditionalresumes.Show,don"ttell,"saysStadelman.

Overthepastthreeyears,U.S.BureauofLaborStatisticsregionalcommissionerRichardHolden

andIhavebeenresearchinghiringprocessesandcriteria.We"vefoundthatthisemphasison

skillsextendsbeyondtechtoothermajoremploymentsectors,includingbusinessservices,

financialservices,healthcareandhospitality.Employersseekpeoplewithskillsthatapplytothe

particularjob—andwhohavetheabilitytosolveproblemsandworkinateam.

Asavolunteerjobcoach,Iencourageeveryyoungadultwhoisatallinterestedtoattendcollege.

Unlessthefamilyhasafinancialneed,thereisnoreasonforayoungpersontorushintothe

workforce—especiallysinceourworklivesnowlastanestimated40years.

Ifyouhavethegoodfortunetochooseamongcolleges,itisworthtakingtheprocessseriously.

Obtainasmuchinformationaspossibletoevaluatethelocation,sizeandeducationalspecialties

ofeveryschool.Butremember:theparticularcollegedegreewillbeoflittleconsequence,

especiallyafteryou"vebeeninthelaborforceformorethanafewyears.What"smostimportant

iswhatyouwilldo,atcollegeandinlife,tokeepimprovingyourskills,todevelopyourcharacter,

toremainpersistent.You"llalsoneedsomeluck.

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Whatwrongconceptdoesthemajorityholdaccordingtothepassage?

A.Themajorastudentselectsmeansmorethananything.

B.Themoneystudentsearnlinkstothefameofthecollegetheyattend.

C.Thecollegefromwhichastudentgraduatesmattersmore.

0.Personaldevelopmentisdiverseduetodifferentcollegeeducation.

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AccordingtoNOVAstudy,techemployersthinkmosthighlyof.

A.completeknowledgeofemploymentcriteria

B.totalunderstandingaboutcollegerating

C.successfulattainmentofcollegedegree

0.completelearningofpopulartechnologies

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Majoremploymentsectorsseekemployeeswho.

A.havethespiritofteamwork

B.areabletohandleproblemsalone

C.arefullofcreativethinking

D.aretraditionallyefficient

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Underwhichcircumstancecouldyoungpeoplehurrytogetajob?

A.Thereisanurgentneedtoimprovepersonalworkingabilities.

B.Whenitisnecessarytobuildsocialconnectionsandcontext.

C.Familyfinancialconditionsdisallowfurthereducation.

D.Whentryingtoseekprofessionalguidanceatworkplace.

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Whatdoestheauthorsuggestinthelastparagraph?

A.Learnskillstoevaluatecurrentenvironment.

B.Makeeffortstofosterpersonalquality.

C.Cherishtheprecioustimeofcollegeeducation.

0.Cultivateinnovativeandteamworkspirits.

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Questions19to21arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

第20题

A.Theyhaveagoodwayofoutdoorsport.

B.ltiscoolforthemtowear"Heelies".

C.Theymaybreakashopwindow.

D.Theycanpracticetheirbodybalance.

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A.Shopperscan"tweartheminthemalls.

B.Shoppersmustwearthemstraight.

C.Shopperscanwearthemtotheside.

D.Shopperscan"twearthemtothefront.

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A.Nottowearthe"Heely"shoesincrowdedplaces.

B.Nottowearthe"Heely"shoesonthewetfloor.

C.Topracticetheirskillsonsmoothground.

D.Towearacrashhelmetandkneecaps.

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（62~66/共8题）PassageTwo

ThebeliefthatAmericaislosingitseconomicedgeispervasive.Americansaremorepessimistic

abouttheircountry"sprospectsthanatanypointsinceGallup,apollingfirm,firststartedasking

themin1959.Therecessionmaygraduallybereceding,theworrygoes,butlong-ignored

obstructionstogrowthwillstumbletherecoveryandpreventfuturegenerationsfromachieving

theAmericandream.

Themisgivingsareeasytounderstand.Growthissluggish,unemploymentishighandinvestors

arewary.America"spublicdebtisapproaching$17trillion,morethan100%ofGDRandithas

beengrowingfast.Muchofthisstemsfromthetemporaryeffectsoftherecession,butitwillget

worseratherthanbetter.Onthecurrentsocialtrajectory（轨迹），thesoaringcostsofMedicare

andMedicaid,thegovernment"shealthcareschemesfortheoldandthepoorrespectively,along

withSocialSecurity,thestatepensionscheme,willconsumeallfederalrevenueswithina

generation,leavingnothingforanythingelse.

"Isthisacountrythatcanstillgetbigthingsdone?"askedtheheadoftheUSChamberof

Commerce,abusinesslobby,inJanuary.Oneverycount,despiteglaringproblems,theoutlookis

lessbleakthanthepessimistsmaintain.

Thatispartlybecausetheyoverstatetheircase.Forinstance,rumoursofthedeathofAmerican

innovationareexaggerated:thecountryisspendingasmuchofitsoutputonR&Dasiteverhas,

andcontinuestocomeupwithdramaticbreakthroughs.Itstilltowersoveremerginggiantsin

crucialmatterssuchasthequalityofitsresearchuniversitiesandrespectfor

intellectual-propertyrights.Andanotherreasonforcheeristhatnooneiswaitingforthefederal

governmenttofixtheeconomy.AttheregionalandlocallevelAmericaisalreadyreformingand

innovatingvigorously.

Localofficialsarecompetingviciouslytoluremigrantsandinvestment.Theyareusingevery

imaginabletemptation,fromscrappingincometaxtobuildingmorebikepaths.Buttheyarealso

embarkingonfar-reachingreforms.Education,forexample,isbeingturnedupsidedowninthe

mostcomprehensiveoverhaulinlivingmemory.Oninfrastructure,mayorsandgovernorsare

graspingthenettleCongresswillnot,bycomingupwithnewfundingmechanisms.

SoAmerica"scompetitiverecoveryisnotasstrongasitshouldbe,anditwillremain

overshadowedbyitsshakypublicfinances.Butitisreal.Whatisunfoldingaroundthecountry

offersamodelforreformatthenationallevel.

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WhatdoesthestudyconductedbyGallupshowaccordingtothepassage?

A.FuturegenerationshavelittlechanceofachievingtheirAmericandreams.

B.American"spessimismoveritsrecoveryhaslongbeenignored.

C.Theimprovementofrecessiontakesmuchmoretimethanestimated.

0.Americansholdlittleconfidenceinthecountry"sfuturerecovery.

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WhatdisadvantagecouldthepresentsocialsystembringtoAmericans?

A.TheaveragehealthstatusofAmericanswilldegradefurther.

B.Thefederalpublicdebtwillclimbuptoanewhighrecordlevel.

C.Futuregenerationswillbeleftafeeblefinancialsupport.

D.Thesocialsecuritysystemwillcollapsewithoutanydoubt.

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WhydoestheauthorthinkthatAmericansshouldbehavecheerfully?

A.Thecountry"seconomyrecessionhasbeenimproperlyexaggerated.

B.ThecommonlifespanofAmericanswillbeextendedsignificantly.

C.Lawsprotectingintellectualrightshavebeenimprovedeffectively.

D.Theoverallfederaldebtwillbecutdownduetoeconomyrecovery.

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Whatmeasuredolocalgovernmentstaketopromotereforms?

A.Toloosentheimmigrationpolicyradically.

B.Tosparenoefforttoattractinvestment.

C.Tointroducenewforeigneducationsystem.

D.Tocollectfundsfromnewimmigrants.

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WhatcouldunfavorablyaffectAmerica"srecoveryaccordingtothepassage?

A.Limitedinnovativecompetitiveness.

B.Unstablepopulationstructure.

C.America"schangeablepublicfinances.

0.Undevelopedfundcollectingsystem.

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Questions22to25arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

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A.Herfatherdiedwhenshewasfive.

B.Shelivedtogetherwithhergrandparents.

C.Shewasoftenabusedinanorphanage.

D.Hermotherleftheraftershewasborn.

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A.ShelefthighschoolandmarriedJimDougherty.

B.ShechangedhernametoNormaJeanMortenson.

C.Shestarredinherfamouscomedy.

D.ShesignedacontractwithTwentieth-CenturyFoxStudios.

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AJoeDiMaggiohelpedheralotinhercareer.

B.Theirmarriagelastedonlyforninemonths.

C.Theywerenolongerfriendsaftertheirdivorce.

D.Theydivorcedbecauseoffamilyviolence.

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A.Marilyn"shusbandwrotethedramaespeciallyforher.

B.ltwasthefirstdramathatMarilynMonroestarredin.

C.Shehadtolearntodrinkalcoholtostarinthedrama.

D.MarilyngotmarriedtoMillerduringitsfilming.

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Eachofushasaninnatesensethatwehavethesameinherentworthasanyoneelse,regardless

ofourparticularcharacteristicsorourstatus.Weexperiencethisasabirthright,animportant

factthatcannotbeundonebyanyperson,circumstance,1,orgovernment.Thatiswhyrankism

（等级歧视）2suchstrongresentment一whetheritoccursbetweenindividualsorgroups,itis

experiencedonthedeepestlevelasaninsulttodignity.

Likeanyanimalvulnerabletobeing3,we"resuper-sensitivetothreatstoourwell-being.Picking

ontheweakisthe4ofchoiceforallpredators,andhumanbeingshaveretainedthoseinstincts.

Amongour5,thosewhomissedsignsofpredatoryintentbecamesomeone"slunch.

Forthissamereason,we"realertto6attemptstodetermineourrelativestrength,from

"innocent"openinglinessuchas"Andyouare...?"or"Whoareyouwith?"tomoreprobing

queriesregardingourancestryoreducation.Allittakesisafaintsignofpresumedsuperiority

andwe"re7.

Indeed,ourdignityisoftenmosteasilyrecognizedinthebreach.Weknowatoncewhenwe"re

treatedwith8,andforgoodreason.Anintimationorobviousgestureofdisrespectmaybea

feelerputoutbysomeonetogaugethedegreeofour9subordination,ortoremindusofour

place.Forexample,aninsultisoftenasignalofintenttoexcludethe10individualfromthegroup,

tomakehimorheranoutcast（被抛弃者），anobody.Likewise,anassertionofrank一evena

subtleone——cansignalanintentiontodominate.

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TheRealCollegeCrisislsn"tAboutStudentLoanRates

A.SenatorsarguedWednesdayoverwhetherandhowtograntfederalloanstocollegestudents,

whosetotaldebtloadhastripledinthelasteightyears.Butmissinginthewaroverthe"Keeping

StudentLoansAffordableAct"wasanysignificantdebateoverhowtokeeptheskyrocketingprice

ofcollegeaffordableforparentsandstudents.Intheend,Republicansputoffabillthatwould

havecutthe6.8%rateforfederalgrantedloansbackto3.6%foroneyear.Expertsinhigher

educationsaythatbyfocusingonmakingborrowingcheap,whilepublicgrantmoneydriesup

andstudent-loandebtballoonspast$1trillion,Congressismissingthepointaltogether.

B.SaraGoldrick-Rab,anassociateprofessorofeducationalpolicystudiesandsociologyatthe

UniversityofWisconsin-Madison,callsthestudentloandebate"thetipoftheiceberg"ofan

approachingcrisisinhighereducationthatCongressseemsdecadesawayfromaddressing.

C."Ilovethatpeoplearegettingupset,becauseit"samazinghowlongpeoplehavenotpaid

attentiontothisproblem,"shesaid."Butl"msadathowmisdirectedtheattentionis."

Goldrick-Rabsaiddrivingdownthepricetoattendcollege,notmakingiteasiertofinance

massivetuitions,shouldbethefocusofthedebateinWashington.ShetestifiedtotheSenatein

Aprilthatmanycollegecampuseshavebecome"glorifiedsummercamps",madedownright

luxuriousinmanycasesbyuniversitiesengaginginanarmsracetohavethemostimpressive

bellsandwhistlesforprospectivestudents,parents,andcollege-rankingpublications."Weare

payingthroughthenoseforprestige,"Goldrick-Rabsaid."Andcollegesarefindingthatthemore

youcharge,themorepeoplewantitandarewillingtopayforit."

D.Prestigeoncollegecampusescomesinmanypackages.Insomecases,it"sDivisionIsports

teams,themajorityofwhicharefinancedbystudentfeesandgeneralschoolfunds.Inother

casesprestigecomesintheformofwell-knowntenuredprofessors,someofwhomGoldrick-Rab

saidmayteachoneclassayearwhilepart-time,low-salariedinstructorspickuptheextra

teachingload.Theaveragefullprofessor"scompensationatAmericanschoolslastyearwas

$134,000,upabout2%from2011,althoughmanymadesignificantlymore.

E.Collegesarealsoshellingoutrecordamountstotheirpresidents,whosemediancompensation

atpublicresearchuniversitieswentup4.7%lastyearto$441,392.Thetopdollarforasitting

publicschoolpresidentwenttoAuburnUniversity"sJayGogue,whomade$2,5millionintotal

compensation,afigurethatwouldbenearly20timesthesalaryforthegovernorofAlabama—if

thegovernorhadnotpledgedtoforgohissalaryuntilunemploymentinthestateimproves.The

AuburntrusteeswhoapprovedGogue"ssalaryalsorecentlyvotedtoincreasenextyear"s

studenttuitionby4.5%,ontopofan8%increaselastyearanda13%increasein2010.

F.Andnottobeforgottenintheprestigearmsracearethebuildingsandfacilities,evenatpublic

institutions,thatwouldgiveanycountryclubarunforitsmoney.Lookingforarecreational

centerwithweightmachinesliketheonesusedattheBeijingOlympics?ThenUMassAmherst

couldbetheschoolforyou.TheaquaticenthusiastshouldheadtotheUniversityofCincinnati,

whoserecreationalcenterpromises"850,000gallonsoffun",withthreeindoorpools,abubble

couch(whateverthatis),andacurrentchannelforthose"lookingforanupstreamworkout".The

Universityoflowa"s$72millionrecreationalcenteralsohasamassiveclimbingwall,72tread

millswithTVs,a25-personhottub,anda"clublevel"lockerroomwithabiometrichandscanner

forextrasecurity.Allofthisprestigeandbenefitsdon"tcomecheap,butthemoneytopaythe

ballooningcostofattendingthesecollegesdoes.Andthat"stheproblem.

G.GeorgeCornelius,aformerCEOandcollegepresidentwhonowwritestheeducationblog

FindingMyCollege,saidheseesthefederalgovernmentasanenablerfortherunawaycostof

educationinAmerica,whereaveragetuitionatpublicfour-yearcollegeshasjumped42%inthe

lastfiveyearsasstateandlocalfundinghasbeencutdownandcollegessimplyshifttheextra

expenseontostudents."Myfrustrationisalmost"Whocares?"That"snotthepoint,whether

therateis3%or6.8%,It"stheprinciplethat"stheproblem,"Corneliussaid."Themoremoney

youthrowatit,themoreitwillgoup,Iguaranteeyou.Nomatterhowmuchyougive,itwill

neverbeenough."

H.Corneliussaidthatinordertocutcosts,collegesneedtoimprovetheirfinancialmanagement

andstartmakingdifficultchoicesthatthey"veputoffforyears,includingtrimmingbloated(臃肿

的)adminis-trations,eliminatingundersubscribedmajors,cuttingsportsprogramsthatcosttoo

muchmoney,orreducinggenerousemployeebenefits.

I."Thefundamentalproblemistheinabilityorunwillingnessofcollegestocontroltheircostsand

managetheircosts,"Corneliussaid."Somearetrying,butit"stough.Yourunintoconstituencies.

Therehavebeencutsatsomeschools.Thetoughchoicesdon"tgetmadeuntilthere"sacrisis."

J.DonnaDesrochers,theprincipalresearcherwiththeDeltaCostProjectattheAmerican

InstitutesforResearch,saysthatthecosttostudentsshowsnosignsofslowingdownas

shrinkingstatebudgetshavemeantthatstudents"tuitionandfeesnowaccountforthemajority

ofincometocollegesanduniversitiesforthefirsttimeever.

K."Inbothpublicandprivateinstitutions,theburdenisincreasinglyfallingonstudents.Wedon"t

expectthattochangeunlessstateandlocalappropriationsmagicallycomeback,"Desrochers

said."Butevenwhenappropriationshavereversedinthepast,wedidnotseetuitiongodown.

Collegesjusttooktheextramoneyandspentitelsewhere."

L.Tostarttoreversethetrend,Goldrick-Rabsaysshewouldrefocusfederalmoneytowardgrants,

ratherthanloans,andfindawaytosendfederalmoneydirectlytouniversitiesinsteadofpassing

itthroughstudents,whohavenopowertoexerciseoversightonhowthemoneyisspent."Right

nowwegiveschoolssomuchrevenueandweaskfornothinginreturn.Iwanttogivethemoney

totheschoolsbecauseIwanttokeeptheschoolsaccountable."

M.Congresswillhaveachancetolookatthatandotheroptionsnextyear;whentheHigher

EducationAct,whichcreatedthestudentloanprogram,isupforreauthorization.Sen.Tom

Harkin(D-IA.hasheldfourhearingssofarabouthowtoreformtheentiresystem,andsaid

Wednesdayhewants"acomprehensivemeasureoncollegeaffordability."

N.IftheSenatedebateisanyexample,findinganagreementonhowtoreducethecostof

college,notjusttheexpenseofborrowingmoneytogetthere,won"tbeeasy.ButCorneliussaid

thatsomethinghastogivesoon,"It"sverysimilartohousingloansinthatthefederal

governmentiscontributingtothisbymakingiteasytoborrow,"hesaid."It"sabubble,butit"sa

differentkindofbubbleinthesensethatitcan"tgoonlikethis.Eventuallyyouhitthewall."

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Corneliuscontendedthattheunderlyingproblemisthatcollegesarereluctantorunableto

managetheircosts.

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AuburnUniversityincreaseditsstudenttuitionby13%in2010.

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Desrocherssaidthatevenifschoolsgotmoregrantsfromthegovernmentinthepast,theydid

notlowerthetuition.

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Goldrick-Rabclaimedthatthehighercollegetuitioncoulddrawmorepeopletosignup.

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AccordingtoGeorgeCornelius,thereducedgovernmentfundingleadstotheincreasedcollege

tuition.

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Thecostcollegesspendontheprestigeishigh.

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Whendiscussingthe"KeepingStudentLoansAffordableAct",senatorsignoredthereal

problem—collegetuitionistoohigh.

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Goldrick-Rabprefersthatfederalmoneyisgivendirectlytoschoolssothatschoolsshouldbe

responsibleforit.

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JayGogueistheonewhomakesthemostmoneyamongpresentpublicuniversitypresidents.

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Corneliusmaintainedthattheimprovementinfinancialmanagementisnecessaryforcollegesto

reducecosts.

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中国高度重视保护和增进人民健康。现已经逐步形成了完善的以宪法为核心的医疗和健康服

务法律法规体系。多年来，我国依照“以农村为重点，预防为主，中西医并重，依靠科技与

教育，动员全社会参与，为人民健康服务，为社会主义现代化建设服务”的方针，努力发展

具有中国特色的医疗卫生事业。如今，经过人民的不懈努力，覆盖城乡居民的医疗卫生服务

体系已经成形。我国的疾病防治能力不断增强，居民健康水平明显改善。

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Directions:Forthispart,youareallowed30minutestowriteanessayexplainingwhyitiswiseto

believethatthingswillturnoutgoodattheend.Ifitisnotgood,itisnottheend.Youcangive

examplestoillustrateyourpoint.Youshouldwriteatleast150wordsbutnomorethan200

words.

参考答案：［参考范文］

BelieveintheFuture

Peoplehavedifferentexpectationsaboutlife.Someprefertoliveacommonlifewhileothers

tendtobemoreaggressive.However,nomatterwhattheirexpectationsare,theywilldefinitely

encountermanydismaldayswhichmayshattertheiroriginalbelief.Itiscommonthatwhen

facingadversity,peopleareinclinedtogiveup.Nevertheless,itisusuallyunwisetoactinthis

wayduetothefactthatthosesetbacksmaybegiftsindisguise.Forexample,MaYun,the

founderandchairmanofAlibabaGroup,failedmanytimeswhenhefirstappliedforjobsbut

finallymadehimselfrenownedforentrepreneurshipandpersistence.Moreover;apositive

attitudetowardslifemayyieldgreatbenefitsinthefuture.AsErnestHemingwayoncesaid:"A

mancanbedestroyedbutnotdefeated."Aslongasweresolvetosh