2023年6月大学英语六级考试真题(第2套)

2023年6月大学英语六级考试真题（第2套）PartI Writing (30minutes):Forthispart,youareallowed30minutestowriteanessaythatbeginswiththee“ndhg,edyohtynde.”une,esryourpersonalexperiencestodevelopyouressay.Youshouldwriteatleast150wordsbutnoen0ParⅡ gn 5nADirections:Ins,youwillrtwog.Atthedofeachconversation,youwillhearfourquestions.Boththeconversationandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefoursd,,)dnkegrnrt1aeehes1d4ednenuet.)tssd)tsmd)tsyd)tsyd.)eorsegyne)esrsedon)esoyeseed)esedmsysrw.)edety)eteweseC)edargoes.)etewese4.A)ooeest.)eaelos)yeere)eest.s5o8ednenuet.)essay)esnl)esday)esdak.)tsopphelsf)tsoestt)tstdgereb)tstdehfes.)efetdooed)edcede)seedte)edtshgs.)das)ed)es)ernBDirections:Inthissection,youwillheartwos.Attheendof,youwillhearerr.heedesleny.rra,uteetrmersd).nkegrnrt1haeehes9o1edneeuet.)tse)tsy)tms)tsnes.)gsnkd)gnr)galgf)gwoerls.)gneB)gnsne.)gnar)ggsn.s2o5edneeuet.)sdesw)eeey)edt)sdd.)tdoteynen)tdbsryd)tdeefel)ttenesds.)tdesoks)tdesoye)tdesods)tdlsnse.)edesfl)edaenfsne)edslsha)edatstnlSectionC:Inthissection,youwillhearthreerecordingsoflecturesortalksfollowedbyerr.esledy.rura,mustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).Thenmarkthegrnrt1haeehes6o8edneguet16.A)rsfyyesy.)eserorn)tedors)esyeapnnsy..)yde’t.)ydesoeC)yde’ys.)ydeefe’y..)yseasmrngrf)esfynyte)edhyryts)esotnnydsfs9o1edneguet.)yesmtsegaB)ytnmr’sds.)yeenrelsoy)ytotssor.)gmsne)gref)gyor)gnesfe.)eesfeenety)pphetl)nmlsoo)ersodp’e.s2o5edneguet.)eeyeltr)grs)weed)st.)etfsnsf)wesneneC)wotsefeds.)eefysnsll24.A)ywetnr’k.)ydoeheto)yeeyd)yesbn..)wsoeaek)esoesh)psekdy)esohsefPartIII 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0SectionADirections:Inthissection,thereisapassagewithtenblanks.Youarerequiredtoselectonewordforeachblankfromalistofchoicesgiveninawordbankfollowingthepassage.Readeehyegr.heneksya.ekegrrhmnrt2haehe.uyteyfesnekene．uttwfslsu.goaw,e26accuratejudgesofonlysomeoftheirbehaviors.Whilemostpreviousstudiesonhowwellpeopleknowthemselveshavebeendoneonlong-termpersonalitytraits,thisnewy27howwellpeopleunderstandhowtheyareactingfromonemomenttothe.sdsorost28y5sn7.d2.od0sf.ewerendsrsaygmto9w,rsyegarrfe.eydm8,lfmdstrrr30sdeeoerefeSixysdhsosoewrdwiths31f.Thexseyinthertweeyeg.participants’softheirownsagreedwithobservers’forwoutgoingandconscientioustheywerebeing.Buttheagreementbetweenparticipantsandoutsideobserverswasmuchsmallerforagreeableness.Someofthis32couldbebecausetheobserversdyo,dsdtd33ey,te34r,sedeeornatsgversusbeingrude.Theweakagreementbetweenhowparticipantsthoughttheywereactingdtsddeeedr35e)F)deny)))))H)probably))I)probes))J)random)nB:Inthissection,youaregoingtoreadapassagewithtenstatementsattachedtoit.Eachstatementcontainsinformationgiveninoneoftheparagraphs.Identifytheparagraphfromwhichtheinformationisderived.Youmaychooseaparagraphmorethanonce.Eachparagraphismarkedwithaletter.Answerthequestionsbymarkingthecorrespondingletteronrt2.yedy)egehfsmallness.Farmersmarkets,tinyhomes,andbrewpubsallyourefsmallness.Sodorschools,e,dlocal.lsntt)e,,d,itsfinestcharacteristic,theonethatturnscharmintolove,isthatgoingsmallallowsustoeeyoe)Inhighereducationthetrendismostlyintheoppositedirection:Universitieswith20,000or30,000seddsized”.Thenation’st,ArizonaState,has0snsdstolr100,000studentsonline.Attheotherendofthespectrumisahandfulofcollegesthathavefewernadsnsdoe:shsgThomasMoreCollegeofLiberalArts,andDeepSpringsCollege.Thesecollegesaresoltynyed”.)Tinycollegesfocusnotjustonayoungperson’sintellect,butontheyoungpersonasawhole.y,ys,wcanneogandewellgofe”dyeaeeaddressthatquestion.Theyreplaceconcernsaboutinstitutionalgrowthwithattentiontoehfssydsnr)I’vehadtheprivilegeofteachingatthreedifferentinstitutionsofhigherlearningduringyrallsedodc.eoydnhofthese,andinyofycolleagues,ynitstogstudentsdgmforemanysf.ssnesfgaandmostfacultyfocusontheirscholarshipandteachingtheirdiscipline.Littledeliberatensnowsessdl)gtdmgtac,mwgoyhofFlagstaff,Arizona,toestablishatinycollege—FlagstaffCollege.I’mconvincedthatsadrref,edogseoownandintothisbeautifulandtroubledworld.Youngpeopleneedaneducationthatwillprovidethemwithmeaning,hope,courage,andpassion,aswellasinformationande,I,eydosef)There’sno“bestof”listwhenitcomestotinycolleges,atleastnotyet.Butaroundthecountrypeoplearecreatingnewcollegesthatprovideanalternativetosmallliberalarts,ec,de)hy6,psseteney,eetl.dnagehne,pssa,,two-yearer,dtogsraefeo”dyeyn(大亨).nn,p’”sd,,self-governance.Inadditiontotheircourses,studentsarechargedwithrunningthe155-ehdgegfe.srhedem)“Livinginclosecommunitywithone’steachersandfellowstudents,andbeingforcedtoent,srshsa”sm,graduatedtyear.“Totforverylonginacommunityethat,youetotoverthequestionofwhetheryou’resufficientlytalentedorprincipledandgetstartedworryingabouthowyoucanstretchyourselfandyourpeers,howmuchyoucanmanagetolearnh)g,ny,Vermont,isoylfewerthan.ep,gssmnldjusticeissues,butlikeDeepSpringsitplacesahighvalueonpersonalresponsibilityandl.gos,aentgs,s,ddddJ)eentalses0o0a,tthecostoflivingoncampus,ascomparedto$8,000to$10,000ayearfortuitionaloneatac.fey,ypsthenrd;syyrsdetfgodm.fseoearnern,yldodaoeyK)goytettogsyotnsoyexistingnorms.We’vecometobelievethatagoodcollegeshouldhavemanyacademicsdt,posh(的),nyfc,aworld-classstudentactivitycenter.Imagineagoodcollegewithoutaclimbingwall!Wealsohaveacceptedtheideathatcollegepresidents,andtheirmanyvice-presidents,bepaidliketheircounterpartsinthebusinessworldandthathighereducationrequiresan,ey.lfsspetf)e”ogys,fset,s.t,nsan.gnsnePresidentGarfieldoncecommentedthatanidealcollegewouldconsistofnothingmorethanthelegendaryteacherMarkHopkinsononeendofalogandastudentontheother.Theeconomicsofatinycollege,inotherwords,mightbesimilartothatofatinyhouse.ets,ayessoddso,,dtecsofaletd.yshomeownersfrombuyingstuffthattheyreallytneed,esnoetoit.M)I’malateconverttotheideaoftinycolleges,andIfullyunderstandtheneedformanyesfl.chdbgebuttinycollegesaren’tsuitedforeither.Theeducationalneedsofacomplexsocietyares,andnoelcantallfe.tmdsnldswgty:theneedtohelpyoungpeopletransitionintoadulthood.Tinycollegescandothisbetternyrefl)eenrayesenthfssolyyenheowder,dtefcsfrns.heepeoeataenlesr,nsdd,ekfnync.eeokfrnsatomakealivingratherthanmakealife.We’vealsocometoseehighereducationasaprivatedrnapublicone.ysarenotthertolofoureducatil,buteanrtoeofourtc:edoe,,den.eynednaemsdogsodtr37.Muchtotheauthor’sdisappointment,thethreeinstitutionsofhigherlearningwhereshetye’hsl.ysteeenroyaenr39.Accordingtoarecentgraduatefromatinycollege,livingtogetherwithfacultyandfellowsseoashsa.rng,tnsegoo.nany,sckdllre42.yssngstudentstoewell-roundedsdgrn.eefnsnenn.rr,ersdotpayenr.ysedstsdtrholysnherdroSectionC:Thereare2passagesinthissection.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)and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Translation 0Directions:rs,ued0soeaemo.uderrnrt.形成数据显示2023年6月六级考试真题答案速查（第2套）PartIWriting参考范文：Whenfacedwithdifferingopinions,weshouldtrytoreachagreementthroughfriendlydiscussionandreasonableargument.Thisstemsfromthebeliefthatpeopleshouldrespecteachother'sviews,evenfyefthetestonavigatedissentingopinionssthroughopenandrespectfuldialogue.Thosewhoarewillingtolistentoothersandsharetheirownviewsinacalmandcollectedmannerarelikelytobemoresuccessfulatreachingagreementthanthosewhoresorttoaggressionordefensiveness.Bystaying