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2023年6月大学英语六级考试真题(第1套)PartI Writing (30minutes):Forthispart,youareallowed30minutestowriteanessaythatbeginswiththesentenceItiswidelyacceptedthatanimportantgoalofeducationistohelpstudentslearnhowtolearn.”Youcanmakecomments,citeexamplesoruseyourpersonalexperiencestopr.udett0stoen0ParⅡ gn 5nADirections:Ins,youwillrtwog.Atthedofeachconversation,youwillhearfourquestions.Boththeconversationandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefoursd,,)dnkegrnrt1aeehes1d4ednenuet.)esnosnfnd)esdyrros)esdhrmoen)esdoeyfn.)yge)ygetC)hesp.)hd.)ts)ts)ts)ts.)r)))ns5o8ednenuet.)esasl)eslnoe)esndyat)esyndys6.A)pe.sce.)nnysre)yayenl)esal.)eeden)estdsse)esetsg)esesk.)esalyoeh)esadefs)esahynl)esagyothnBDirections:Inthissection,youwillheartwos.Attheendof,youwillhearerr.heedesleny.rra,uteetrmersd).nkegrnrt1haeehes9o1edneeuet.)yersd)yesnd)yeeeog)ygesog.)ytsmge)ybsfeeoer)ypsdtye)yesfeyopm.)emoespy)kmoyesfr)tmenesyr)pmepesnyees2o5edneeuet.)seesoer)hsynsoet)hsdoeste)sneagret.)leeefr)yersfr)tayefr)eesfr.)eenngr)elcshc)tngeg)eeeoec.)tne)tsno)tseneg)tledyhSectionC:Inthissection,youwillhearthreerecordingsoflecturesortalksfollowedbyerr.esledy.rura,mustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).Thenmarkthegrnrt1haeehes6o8edneguet.)wtgne)wotsm)wgsl)woeet.)eflaydoen)etsydob)gyesf)gsanf’s..)gssrb)gysemn)soentgetyo)rrsdoeedrs9o1edneguet.)eel)eeon)eew)eeo.)edeeoteaeg)edarddtoes)edfnaerfc)edsnfeaedf21.A)adeeees”.)eetdtelr)ensedt)Alesdoss2o5edneguet.)ydynart0)ydtfat0s)ydoenernn)ydsedanaw.)eaenigs)ensdtyn)esfnntfao)eyfonnhn.)etenenrn)sdsotds)sdsoet)eaensn’gs..)nnsdoetf)wsdnnen)yhrsotrn)thnskoetfPartIII 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0SectionADirections:Inthissection,thereisapassagewithtenblanks.Youarerequiredtoselectonewordforeachblankfromalistofchoicesgiveninawordbankfollowingthepassage.Readeehyegr.heneksya.ekegrrhmnrt2haehe.uyteyfesnekene.sydsngeddmhoesfrt.esdtsegets(食肉动物,lsandc,tthattheirest6rtsnyfe.hasignificantbodyofresearchhasexamineddogcognition27,theauthorsofthisnewydeote28fktsndoeStephenLea,leadauthorofthenewstudy,arguesthatmanyresearchersseemtohavedesignedtheirstudiesto29howcleverdogsare,ratherthansimplytostudydogs’brains.Leaandacolleagueexaminedmorethan300studiesofdogcognition,comparingthestudies’resultswiththosefromresearchintootheranimals.Theresearchersmadespecificsnetsintcategoriesf.s0tse,trests31esteny,,set.r,esthatbothdogsandcatsareknowntobeabletorecognizeand2humanvoices.Buttheinvestigatorscouldnotfindanydatatoindicatewhichspeciescanrememberagreaternumberof33humanvoices,soitwasimpossibletocomparethetwoonthatfront.However,notallresearchersagree34hesfs.yann,stheauthorsfthenewy5theideathatetfhsndo,sedfgnsdeshoedtws)))))))))))))))nB:Inthissection,youaregoingtoreadapassagewithtenstatementsattachedtoit.Eachstatementcontainsinformationgiveninoneoftheparagraphs.Identifytheparagraphfromwhichtheinformationisderived.Youmaychooseaparagraphmorethanonce.Eachparagraphismarkedwithaletter.Answerthequestionsbymarkingthecorrespondingletteronrt2.egrf)emaybeebeneficialthanwecommonlysuppose.Onerecentstudyaskedsoeaefsoednewddtherecipientwouldfeelanimpactthattheyconsistentlyunderestimated.Anotherstudydehsfgu.esdtasfewaseyunotesrthecoursefthreesdlife,dysddsf)eshoesy,esdegStudentsofmineinapoliticalphilosophycourseatIndianaUniversityarereadingDaniels300dRobinsone,oftendasthefirstldinEnglish.Leftaloneonanunknownislandwithnoapparentprospectofrescueorescape,Crusoehasmuchtot(悲).Butinsteadofgivingintodespair,hemakesalistofthingsrwhicheis,gthefacttheistheermthek海)dsneoeylsme)s,hsndsefest,aportraitofgratitudeinactionthatisastimelyandrelevanttodayasithaseverbeen.Itoehhyydeetgohy,rtf,tsrelosnesnerhnsenetesdtd)Whenwefocusonthethingsweregret,suchasfailedrelationships,familydisputes,andsetbacksincareerandfinance,wetendtobecomemoreregretful.Conversely,whenwesneseel,arefssodourlives.Andwhilenoonewouldargueforcultivatingafalsesenseofblessedness,ismountingevidencethatcountingourblessingsisoneofthebesthabitswecandevelopoeldl)esngdadnnyfeslForexample,someancientWesternphilosopherscounselgratitudethatisbothenduringd,densytstynetaebeputintopractice.Recentscientificstudiessupporttheseancientteachings.Individualsoyene,hsgrsreo,tdnhsdrsphysicalillness.Andthebenefitsarenotonlypsychologicalandphysical.Theymayalsoeleoeeowrssydms)Thereeesforhsf.eisefactthatgesstoeg,sgavirtuouscycleofgoodnessinrelationships.Similarly,gratefulpeoplemaybemorelikelytoe(回)withactsofkindnessoftheirown.Broadlyspeaking,acommunitynhelloersyoeaeteoeonecharacterizedbymutualsuspicionandresentment.Thebeneficialeffectsofgratitudemayextendevenfurther.Forexample,whenmanypeoplefeelgoodaboutwhatsomeoneelsehasdoneforthem,theyexperienceasenseofbeingliftedup,withacorrespondingenhancementoftheirregardforhumanity.Someareinspiredtoattempttobecomebetterpeople,getopgtetinsandgmoresoedd)Gratitudealsotendstostrengthenasenseofconnectionwithothers.Whenpeoplewantdogoodthingsthatinspiregratitude,thelevelofdedicationinrelationshipstendstogrowdsmot.dnele,yelikelytochoosetospendtheirtimewithoneanotheranddemonstratetheirfeelingsofnny)f,sfsnor.r,felynotworthyofkindnessorsuspectthatsomer的)motiveliesbehindit,thebenefitsofgratitudewillnotberealized.Likewise,receivingakindnesscangiverisetoaeof,gbeneficiariesgthatytwybackrdye.enhyfeeensdygowtoo.reoendaef.dfgabenefaction(善)saturn,peoplesometimesregarditasamerepaymentofwhattheyareowed,forwhichnoesyl)eearflseneoeaef.isyspendingeonarbasisgabouteosea,rsgaunoteorgsuchenperson.sednts,hsgnsfromanotherpersonoractuallyprayingforthehealthandhappinessofabenefactor.Inadditiontobenefactionsreceived,itisalsopossibletofocusonopportunitiestodogood,rednnetrdrne.eeeltrtseermtrsydopInregularlyreflectingonthethingsinhislifeheisgratefulfor,DefsetesarrnnedendednemheyttnsJ)gonyandgratitude,egreatlcoachJohnnoncedocounselstohisplayersandstudents.First,hesaid,“Itisimpossibletohaveaperfectdayunlessyouhavedonesomethingforsomeonewhowillneverbeabletorepay”ng,ntoeys,sdosedhnnf.,e,esrryK)ehsehsoemfy.radherentsofsomereligionsofferprayersofthanksgivingeverymorningbeforerisingeverynightbeforelyingdowntosleep.Othersofferthanksthroughouttheday,suchase.rstl,hs,sd,oedyh)nedneggaytfsdhesgsinledethatdtrforhundredsofyears.Yethewasalsoreflectingthewisdomofreligiousandphilosophicaltraditionsthatextendbackthousandsofyears.Gratitudeisoneofthehealthiestandmostnourishingofallstatesofmind,andthosewhoadoptitasahabitareenrichingnotonlyrnstoesfed36.Itdoesusfarmoregoodtofocusonthingswecanbegratefulforthanwhatmakesussadd37.Thebeneficialimpactsofgratitudecanextendfromindividualstotheircommunityander38.Theparticipantsinarecentstudyrepeatedlyunderestimatedthepositiveeffectonthoseodu.dsnseel.eoysentnl41.Alhdggenerousstggin42.Moreandmoreev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Translation 0Directions:rs,ued0soeaemo.uderrnrt.身步道在不少城市随处可见,既明显改善了市民户外活动的条件,又使城市更加美丽。2023年6月六级考试真题答案速查(第1套)PartIWriting参考范文:ntoday'sfast-paced,whereknowledgeandskillseobsolete,itisacceptedthatanimportantgoalofeducationistohelpstudentslearnhowtolearn.Bydevelopingthisability,studentscanadapttodifferentenvironments,developcriticalthinking,andultimatelyachievesuccessbothintheircareersandlives.Whenstudentslearnhowtolearn,theygainthea

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