2023年大学英语六级考试模拟试题含答案

大学英语六级考试模拟试题含答案

英语六级考试预测试卷(一)

ModelTestTow预测试卷一

PartIListeningComprehension(20minutes)

SECTIONA

Directions.1.thi.section.yo.wil.hca.l.shor.convcrsations.A.the

en.o.eac.conversation..questio.wil.b.aske.abou.wha.wa.said.Bot.th.conversatio.an.th.questio.wil.b.

spoke.onl.once.Afte.eac.questio.ther.wil.b..pause.Durin.th.pause.yo.mus.rea.th.fbu.choice.niarke.A

),

B).C.an.D).an.decid.whic.i.ih.bes.answer.The.mar.th.corresponding

lette.o.lh.Answe.Shee.wil..singl.lin.lhroug.lh.cen(re..

l.A.Hi.grade.i.scienc.course.ar.ver.good.

B)Hehasn'ttakenenoughcoursesingeology.

C)Helikesgeologyenoughtocontinuewithit.

D.H.doesn'.wan.l.tak.an.mor.scienc.courses.

2.A.Sh.wasn'.abl.t.finis.th.dissertation.

B)She'snotsurehowtosolvethemystery.

C)She'snotsurehowshewasabletofinishsoearly.

D)Howtowritethedissertationisamystery

3.A.OnLe.

B)Therehavebeenafewresponses.

C.The.nee.on.mor.response.

D)Almosteveryonecancome

4.A.Th.studcnt.i.th.clas.di.no.enjo.th.fiel.trip.

B)Thetransportationforthetripisfree.

C)Somepeoplemaynotgoonthetrip.

D.Al.th.student.i.th.clas.hav.pai.th.transportatio.fee.

5.A.Sara.movc.t..nc.addrcs.tw.weck.ago.

B)TheyshouldpaySarahavisit.

C.Thc.shoul.sto.visitin.Sarah.

D.The.shoul.pic.u.Sarah.

6.A.Loo.fb..bi.office.

B)Makeabetwithothers.

C)Rentahousewithabathroomandakitchen.

D.Mov.t.anothe.house.

7.A.I..bookstore.

B)Inthewoman'shouse.

C.Lth.library.

D.I.th.laboratory.

8.A.Th.apartment.ar.to.smal.fb.th.student.t.share.

B)Veryfewstudentscouldaffordtolivethere.

C)Moststudentsareeasytoreachtheapartments.

D.Tw.bcdroom.rcnt.fo.1,60.dollars.

9.A.She'.no.s.enthusiasti.abou.academics.

B)She'sunabletousecomputers.

C.Sh.wishc.sh.coul.b..bctte.studcnts.

D.The.nee.th.sam.tim.perio.t.finis.thei.voca.development.

12.A.Whethe.th.mechanisni.o.voca.developmen.ar.th.sam.i.human.an.

birds.

B)Whetherbabysongbirdscanrespondtosocialinteractions.

C)Theroleofimitationandsocialinteractions

D)Whetherhumaninfantsandbabysongbirdssharethesatrevocaldevelopmentpath.

13.A.Imilatio.B.Sensor.capacitics.C.Matcrna.bchavior.D.Socia.learning.

Passage2

Questions14to16arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard:

14.A.H.i.capabl.an.like.finishin.hi.work.alone..

B)Heisthemostfamousandinfluentialproducerinthehistoryofrockmusic.

C)Heisgoodatcooperatewithothers.

D.H.ducer.

15.A.Bduce..disiinctiv."waLo.sound”,i.whic..numbe.of

instrumentsarcblendedtogether.

B)Becausehepreferredtohavethesoundsofmultipleinstalmentsmixedtogether.C)Because

besidesbeingaproducer,hedidmanyotherthingssuchasoperatedhisownrecordcompany.

D.Becaus.h.worke.togethe.wit.singers.actor.an.directors.

l6.A.Bbinatio.o.al.th.traditiona.works.

B)Becausehisworksareproducedbyseveralinstruments.

C)Becausehisworkshaveastereo.

D.Becaus.hi.work.featur.al.o.th.curren.ailists.

Passage3

Questions1720arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard:

17.A.8.percen.o.U.colleg.student.sa.th.Ne.ha.ha..negativ.impac.o.thei.colleg.academi.expenence

B)28percentofcollegestudentssaytheyuse(heInternetmostoften(okeepin(ouchwith(heir

friends.

C)Nearly80percentofcollegestudentsintheUSsaytheyusetheInternettodownloadmusic

files

D)ManystudentssaytheInternetisessentialtoboththeiracademicandsocial

lives.

18.A.8.percent.B.7.percent.C.3.percent.D.2.percent.

19.A.Som.U.collcg.studcnt.us.th.Ifcssor.

B.Som.U.colleg.student.us.th.Intcrnc.t.iiTiprov.thei.relationship,with

theirclassmatesandprofessors.

C)SomeUScollegestudentsusetheInternettocalltheirfriends.

D.Som.U.colleg.studcnt.us.ih.Interne.t.correspon.wit.farnily.

20.A.Th.Interne.ha.influence.th.U.colleg.students.dail.lif.lreinendously.

B.Th.Interne.ha.ha..ncgativ.impac.o.th.U.collcg.studcnts.dail.lifc.

C.Th.U.colleg.student.ar.indifferen.l.lh.Internet.

D.Th.U.colleg.student.ar.enlhusiasti.abou.makin.friends.

PartIIReadingComprehension(35minutes)

Directions.Ther.ar..passage.i.lhi.part.Eac.passag.i.followe.by

soin.question.o.unfinishe.slatements.Fo.eac.o.the.ther.ar.fbu.choice.inarke.A).B).C.an.D).Yo.shouL

decid.o.th.bes.choic.an.mar.lh.correspondin.lette.o.th.Answe.Shee.wit..singl.lin.throug.th.centre.

Passage1

Questions21to25arebasedonthefollowingpassage:

AccordingtoForresterResearch,8.6milliononlineshoppersaccesstheInternet

lio.usin.dial-up.Take.alone,

thos.finding.ar.hardl.groundbreaking.What,.noteworth.i.th.res.o.the

picturethatemergesfromthatstudy:Thosebroadbandusersareyounger,richer

.an.bette.infbrme.tha.thei.nanowban.counterparts.The.spen.mor.tim.a

duct.an.services.

Sowhyhasn'ttheInternetbecomethefbcusfbrbroadbandcompaniesseekingto

duct.Simpl.put.unti.r

ecently.thei.attempt.fel.flat.

Jus.ove..yea.ago.ou.agenc.launche.a.onlin.performance-basemot..broadb

an.service.Dpellin.offer.i.mc.wit.resoundin.silcnce.Si.month.later.th.r

espons.wa.onl.marginall.belter.

Sowewereonlycautiouslyoptimistictwomonthslaterwhenwelaunchedanother

campaig.fo.th.sam.advertiser.usin.th.sam.offer.Thi.time.i.wa..success.Respons.rate.triple.an.(h.cust

ome.acquisi(io.cos.droppe.fro.$30.t.unde.S100.

Clearly.lh.floodgate.hav.opene.an.th.mos.sought-afle.consumer.ar.rushin.throug.t.broadband.An.w

hil.th.surg.i.respons.wasn'..coniplet.surpris.give.th.eniphasi.place.o.marketin.broaclban.services.!

.wa.enoug.t.mak.u.curiou.abou.wha.othe.factor.wer.a.play.

WhaAv.discovere.wa..scenari.wher.s.nian.peopl.hav.experience.broadband'.superiorit.a.work.sch

ool.an.eve.i.friends.home.tha.the.kno.wha.theytr.missing.

Accordin.t.U.S.New..Worl.Rlio.household.nationwid.now

hav.broadband.wit.anoihe.l>30,00.signin.u.eac.week.Tha.saturatio.ha.

panie.t.reach.

Imagin.th.iinpac.who.-.a.dial-u.uscr.impaticntl.wai.fo.Wmisin.lightning-

fas.access.Thei.respons.start.a.on

rme,

motions.etc.

No.onl.i.i..demographi.pre-dispose.t.onlin.CRM.i.i.als.on.tha.i.

fa.fro.ovcrsold.I.fact.les.tha.onc-thir.o.U.S.houschold.\vil.subscrib.t..broadban.scrvic.b..An.a.servi

ce.designe.specificall.fo.brcadban.increas.an.suppor.fo.dial-u.declines.th.4.percen.o.Interne.user.w

h.sai.thc.didn'.nce.broadban.wil.bccom.rcccpt:v.t..wcll-focusc.CR.program.

Bu.i.won’.las.lbrever.Whil.th.windo.o.opportunit.t.reac.broadban.buyer.onlin.i.open.il'.no.likel.

t.sta.tha.way.Broadban.ma.b.th.cunen.hei.apparen.fb.connectivity.bu.wireles.ha.give.ever.indicatio

.i.wil.b..sleepe.hit.emergin.fro.nowhcr.t.tak.th.to.spot.

Inshort,thetimeforbroadbandcompaniestoestablishonlinecustomerrelation

ship.i.no.-.beforth,windo.slam.shut.

2LWha.i.NO.iiicnlioiic.a.lh.rcsiil.o.Funcslc.Rcscarc.i.lh.firs.paragraph.

A.Jo.o.onlin.shopper.acces.ih.Interne.b.broadband.

B)Broadbandusersgetmoreinformationthanthedial-upusers.

C.LbabLduct.speciail.mad.fd.theni.

D.I.i.th.firs.tim.fo.peopl.t.fin.ou.th.numbe.o.broadban.an.narrowban.users.

22.Wha.di.th.onlin.performance-base.e-marketin.campaig.brin.a.first.

A.Th.promotio.o..breadban.service.

B)Cautiousresponses.

C.N.respons.a.all.

D.Som.margina.responses.

23.Wh.di.anothe.campaig.becoin..succes.later.

A)Becausetheagencyhasjsedacompellingoffer.

B)Becausepeoplehaveenjoyedthebroadband'sadvantagesintheirdailylife.

C)Becausetheagencyhasspentalotofmoneyontheadvertisements.

D.Becaus.peopl.becom.curiou.abou.th.broadband.

24.1.ca.b.inferrc.fro.th.passag.that.

A)Fewislikelytousedial-upinthefuture.

B)Broadbandcompaniesshouldestablishonlinecustomerrelationshipsnow.

C)About20millionhouseholdsnationwidenowhavebroadband.

D.Peopl.desig.mor.service.special).fo.broadband.

25.Wha.i.th.mai.ide.o.thi.passage.

A)HowForresterResearchgotthevaluableinformation.

B)Whypeoplewanttousebroadband.

C)HowbroadbandservicesfindsuccessinonlineCRM.

D.Broadban.service.hav.grea.influenc.o.people.

Passage2

Questions26to30arebasedonthefollowingpassage:

Th.fbllowin.passag.i.a.openin.speec.b.Lor.Weidenfeld.founde.o.th.Europaeu.an.Chairman.Weidenf

cl.an.Nicolso.Publishcrs

.a.ver.privilege.an.gratifie.t.tai.t.yo.today..thin.i.i.mos.appropriat.t.hav.thi.meetin.a.th.Humbold.

Univcrsity.Berlin.bccaus.o.tli.iinpuls.t.th.crcatio.t.th.Europca.nctwork.t.th.scqucnc.o.cvcnts.an.tha.

grea.tumin.poin.o.history.whic.i.symbolise.b.th.fal.o.th.Berli.wall.I.wa.tha.particula.impuls.tha.sta

tcrpris.t.brin.togethe.teacher.an.student.in.firs.o.all.Wsster.Europca.Universitie.t.offe.rcsour

ce.t.lhos.universitie.whic.ha.onl.recentl.emerge.i.othe.part.o.Europe.S.w.starte.th.Ewor

k.Si.universitie.joine.u.initially.W.the.approache.th.Universit.o.Pragu.t.joi.u.fo.th.beginnin.o.a.enla

rgcmcnt.whic.woul.als.t.includ.univcrsitic.prcviousl.bchin.th.Iro.Curtain.Th.grou.tha.w.asscniblc.a

roun.th.Europaeu.log.i.b.n.mean.exclusiv.an.w.wouI.ver.muc.Iik.t.enlarg.it.Th.ter.

cntions.w.wan.i.

t.expan.an.includ.othe.universitie.eithe.a.ful.member.o.associate.s.fre.standin.researc.institutes.

ThankstothegenerosityofourGermansponsorDaimlerChrysler,particularlythe

Davie.Ganization.D.Klau.Mangol.an.D.BenseLw.ar.no.engagin.i..stud.o.th.role.o.th.uni

versitie.i.th.future.W.hav..numbe.o.idea.regardin.ho.t.se.abou.answerin.thes.thre.majo.questions.W

ha.i.th.futur.rol.o.th.university.I.duc.th.resource.an.d.it.j

o.an.wha.roLdoe.i.pla.i.ou.society.W.hop.l.hav..numbe.o.ongoin.conference.an.exchange.o.view.o.t

h.subjcc.thank.t.th.fricndl.an.co-opcratio.o.Huinbold.University.

W.ar.no.i..ne.er.sinc.I.September..thin.(ha.on.da.w.wil.regard

thatapproximatedecadefromthefallofthewallinBerlinandthedestruction

o.th.Worl.Trad.Centr.i.Ne.York.Her.i.i.importan.tha.w.pla.ou.role.I.wha.w.no.se.i.th.platea.o.Centra

.Southeas.Aduc.o.lh.infbrmaiio.society.Th.Univ

ponen.a.importan.dosag.o.humanisni.make.al.th.differenc.betwee..Robespierr.

lik.revolutio.o..continuatio.o.th.huma.spiri.wit.th.ne.resource.an.tools.carefull.husbanded.monitore

.an.controlled.

ThankstoPresidentofHumboldtUniversity,ProfessorMichaelKrcilc,Professor

Pera,PaulFlathcrandcolleagues.

26.Wha.i.(h.aitilud.o.lh.speake.lowar.(h.developmen.o.Europaeum.

A.Europaeu.i.ope.t.almos.al.universities.

B)Europaeumisexclusivetosomeenterprises.

C.Europacu.i.opc.onLt.researc.institutes.

D.Europacu.i.cxclusiv.t.an.othc.universities.

27.Wha.ca.b.concludc.abou.th.Europaeu.log.fro.th.firs.paragraph.

A)Beingnoexclusive.

B)BringingtogetherteacheisandstudentsinWesternEuropeanUniversities.

C)EnlargingEuropaeum.

D.Havin.variabl.geometry.

28.Wha.i.th.subjec.o.thi.conference.

A)Howequipauniversityioproduce(heresources.

B)Howtoenlargeauniversitytosomeextent.

C)Howtocooperatewithotheruniversities.

D..slud.o.th.role.o.th.universitie.i.th.future.

29.Wanizatio.doe.th.speake.hop.t.have.

A)Anorganizationinwhichtheyplayanimportantrole.

B)Anorganizationfullofhumanism.

C)Anorganizationofrevolution.

D.A.organizatio.ful.o.infbrmation.

30.Wanization.

A.T.continu.an.develo.huma.spiri.wit.ne.resource.an.tools.

B)Toexchangeviewswithdifferentuniversities.

C)Touniteuniversitiesandenterprises.

D.T.creat.lh.Europea.nelwor.t.continu.humanism.

Passage3

Questions31to35arcbasedonthefollowingpassage:

Whenaheart-lungmachinewasinventedthatcouldtakeoverthejoboftheheart

.pu.oxyge.ini.(h.bloo.an.kee.th.circula(io.goin.durin.surgery.surgeon.coul.sto.th.hear.whil.the.wer.c

uttin.an.suturing.Recently.i.certai.cases.som.surgeon.hav.begu.operatin.withou.th.pum.whil.th.hear

.continue.1.beat.

“Tcedure,.say.Dr.Ji.

Zellne.wit.th.Allianc.o.Cardiac.Thoraci.an.Vascula.Surgeons.

“Tplication.durin.an.afte.surgery.earlie.recover.an.e

arlie.retur.l.regula.activity..

Seawoo.Murra.feel.h.wa.le.b.Go.t.fin.Dr.Zellne.an.Memoria.Hospital

andtohaveoff-pumpsurgery.

AveteranoftheUnitedStatesNavyasanuclearweaponssecurityofficerandcommandingofficer

ofamineassemblygroupformorethan31years,Seawoodhasne

plaine.abou.stres.o.pnin.H.sa.thre.tour.o.dut.of.th.coas.of

Vietnam.

However.afte.sufferin.fro.ches.pai.fb.alnios..yea.an.bein.misdiagnose.wit.chroni.heartburn.Sea\voo

.kne.somethin.wa.seriousl.wrong.A.th.Veteran'.hospita.i.Murfreesboro.h.learne.h.ha.hear.diseas.

an..bac.i.si.weeks.

”.didn'.wan.t.vvai.:ha.lon.an.askc.fo..referra.t.Th.Chattanoog.Hear.Institute,.Scawoosays.

“Dr.Noe.Hperly..

Fou.day.later.Seawoo.wa.undergoin.off-pum.tripl.bypas.surger.a.Memoria.Hospita.unde.th.han.o.

Dr.Zellner.

Iwassittingupthatevening,walkingaroundtheseconddayandfeelinggood

enoughtogohomethethirdday,butIstayedtillthefourthmorning,“Seawood

says/4Tw.othcr.wh.ha.on-pLm.bypas.surgcr.th.sam.da..ha.min.off-puin.wcr.barcl.walkin.whc..left/'

31.Ho.d.surgeon.usuall.operat.o..heart-auacke.accordin.t.th.passage.

A.The.operal.wilhou..pump.

B)Theyoperatewithaheart-kingmachine.

C)Theyoperatebystoppingtheheart.

D.The.operat.wit.nothin.bu.cuttin.an.suturing.

32.Whic.o.th.fbllowin.s(atemen(.i.NO.th.benefi.o.off-puin.surgery.

A)Theheart-attackpatientswillberecoveredinoneday.

B)Therearefewerchancesforheart-attackpatientstosufferfromothernewdiseasesduringthe

courseofhearattack.

C)Off-pumpsurgeryneedsfewerbloodproducts.

D.Th.heart-altac.patient,wil.b.wel.agai.earlier.

33.What’.wron.wit.Seawoo.Murray.

A)Hesufferedfromchronicheartburn.

B)Hesufferedfromheartattack.

C)HehadthreetoursofdutyoffthecoastofVietnam.

D.Hi.hcar.couldn'.gc.bloo.i.nccdc.t.operate.

34.Wha.di.Dr.Zcllnc.d.fo.Scawoo.Murray'.disease.

A.Dr.Zellne.gav.hi..surger.wit..heart-lun.machine..

B.Dr.Zellne.diagnose.hi.diseas.a.chroni.heartburn.

C.Dr.Zellne.gav.hi.a.off-pum.tripl.bypas.surgery.

D.Dr.Zellne.referre.hi.l.anolhe.hospital.

35.Wha.ca.w.)ear.fro.th.las.paragraph.

A)SeawoodMurraycouldhardlywalkfourdaysafterthesurgery.

B)SeawoodMurraygotrecoveredmoreslowlythanotherpatients.

C)SeawoodMurrayfeltwellandwenthomethethirddayafterthesurgery.

D.Seawoo.Murra.wen.hom.lh.fburt.da.afte.th.surgery.

Passage4

Questions36to40arebasedonthefollowingpassage:

Thekeyelementtosuccessfulinteniewingisnotyourexperience,yourgrades,

wha.classe.yo.took.you.exiracurricula.activities.o.an.o.th.othe.basi.necessities.Thos.skill.ar.wha.go

.erview.Terviewin.ca.b.suinme.u.i.on.word.attitude.I.yo.wan.t.ri

s.abov.othcr.wit.bcttc.cxpcricncc.bcttc.gradcs.o.bcttc.anything.yo.wil.ncc.t.wor.o.dcvclopin..highl.

positiv.wor.attitude.

You.attitud.detennine.whethe.yo.wil.

°mak.tli.cut.o.b.discaided.Rpetitor.wit.th.abilit.t.d.almos.an.give.job-

.especiall.a.th.entr.level.Th.wa.mos.eniployer.differentiat.a.th.entr.leve.i.b.candidates.attitude.towa

r.th.job.You.attitud.i.ofte.wha.recruiter,wil.remembe.whe.th.dus.ha.settle.afte.reviewin.ten.twenty.

o.cvc.on.hundrc.candidates-th.on.wh.wa.sincercLvvillin.t.pu.fbrt.hi.vcr.bcs.cffort.I.yo.hav.th.attitu

pany，.needs.o.puttin.yoursel.fort.

mitte.an.dedicate.t.fulfillin.thei.needs.yo.wil.likel.b.th.on.chosen.

Wh.i.attitud.s.important.Becaus.mos.conipanie.aliead.hav.thei.ful.shar.o.niulti-talente.superstar.wh

.car.abou.n.on.bu.themselves.As.an.manage.wh.th.mos.valuabl.menibe.o.hi.tea.is.an.h.wil.poin.no.

(.th.overrate.superstar.bu.t.th.perso.wh.ha.th.

“ca.do.attitudc.th.pcrso.wh.ca.b.countc.o.i.an.situation.th.pcrso.wh.trul.strivc.fb.cxccllcncc.Giv.

m..tea.playc.wh.i.achicvin.a.99.an..wil.tak.he.ovc..flash.supersta.wh.i.runnin.a.50.cfficienc.an.da.o

.th.week.An.s.wil.99.o.al.hirin.managers.

S.don'.worr.i.yo.ar.no.

Usuperstar.quality.l.yo.ca.sho.me.i.you.\vord.an.actions.tha.yo.ar.read.t.pu.fort.you.ver.bes.effor.to

war.achievin.excellence.yo.wil.b.chose.ove.th.superstar.

Yo.ca.sho.you.winnin.attitud.i.th.wa.yo.presen.yourself.Incorporat.

theactualwords“positiveattitude,''"excellence,"and"strivingtobemy

ervie.language.The.sho.b.you.storie.an.example.ho.

(hes.word.positive!.affcc.you.lifc.Sho.m.whc.an.whcr.an.ho.yo.havc

pu.fort.extr.effor.abov.an.beyon.th.cal.o.duty.Sho.m.ho.yo.bca.

adeadline,howyouexcelledinaproject,orhowyoumadeadifferencebygoing

e.

Ifyoucanshowme,bywordsandexamples,your“cando”attitude,itisyouIwillhire,whileall

ofthesuperstarswillreceivepoliterejectionlettersto

addtotheirgrowingcollections.

36.Wcrviewin.accordin.t.thi.passagc.

A.Course.take.before.

B)Avariedexperience.

C..positiv.wor.attitude.

D.Interviewees.capability.

37.Whic.o.th.followin.stalemen.i.correc.i.th.author*.opinion.

A)Thereareinadequatecompetitorswiththeabilitytodoalmostanygivenjob—especiallyat

theenlrylevel.

B)Mostinterviewersgenerallydependon(hecandidates1altitudestowardthejobtochoosethe

employees.

C)Mostemployerstellthedifferencebetweencandidatesbytheirentrylevel.

D)Betterexperienceandbettergradesbecomethemostimportantelementstobe

chosen.

38.Wh.i.th.mos.valuabl.meinbe.o.hi.tea.1..manager.

A)Themulti-talentedsuperstar.

B)Thepersonwhotrieshisbestforexcellence.

C)Thepersonwhocountsonhimselfanddoesnotcooperatewithothers.

D.Tpan.famous.

39.erviewer.

A)Yourboastingwords.

B)Thewordssuchaspositiveattitude,excellence,andstrivingtobemybest.

C)Yourownstories.

D.Word.an.example.t.sho.you.positiv.attitude.

40.Wha.i.th.bes.tilLfo.lhi.passage.

A)YourAttitudeDeterminesWhetherYouWill"MakeTheCut”orBeDiscarded.

B)HowtoFindaGoodJob.

C)TheMostImportantAspectofInterviewing.

D..Successfu.Interviewing.

PartIIIVocabulary(20minutes)

Directions.Ther.ar.3.incomplet.sentence.i.thi.part.Fo.eac.sentenc.ther.ar.fou.choice.niarke.A).B).C.

an.D).Choos.tli.ON.tha.bes.^omplete.th.sentence.The.mar.th.conespondin.lette.o.th.Answe.Shee.w

it..singl.lin.throug.th.ccntrc..

41.T.duct.w.sell.clic.o.th.lin.belo.lha.matche.th.manufact

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答案部分

PartI

SectionA

1.答案:Do

【试题分析】判断推理题，

【详细解答】女士问男士下学期与否修地质学？男士说我已经修够了理科课程。由此可推

出

,他不想再修更多的理科课程。

2.答案:C

【试题分析】判断推理题，

【详细解答】男1•对女士说听到她整整提前一种月完毕她的学位论文感到很震惊。女士I可答

说

怎样做到这一点对她自己来说也是个谜。由此推出答案Co

3.答案:D.

【试题分析】判断推理题，

【详细解答】当男士问Tom收到了多少邀请答夏时，女士说只有Steven没有来。由此可推

出其

他人都来了。

4.答案:C。

【试题分析】判断推理题，

【详细解答】当女士说她认为全班同学下周六都去野外实习时，男士说不一定，由于并不是

每个人都交了旅游费。由此可推出有人也许不会去。

5.答案:B。

【试题分析】判断推理题,

【详细解答】当女士说Sarah两周以来一直忧心忡忡，男士说为何不去看看她目前状况怎样

呢。由此可推出,她们应当去看看Sarah。

6.答案:Do

【试题分析】判断推理题，

【详细解答】女士问男士与否盼着8月搬家，男士回答说是H勺，这里房子太小并且没有厨房

和浴室。由此可推出答案D。

7.答案:C。

【试题分析】判断推理题，

【详细解答】当男士问女士在哪儿发现小册子时，女士说就在那儿，并让男士不用紧张，她

可

以用她的卡把它借出去，然后两人使用。由此可推出对话地点在图书馆。

8.答案：Bo

【试题分析】判断推理题，

【详细解答】当女士说校园里的房子每月要600美元时，男士回答说这有点超过绝大多数学

生时承受能力。由此可推出没有几种学生能付得起租金住在那。

9.答案:A。

【试题分析】判断推理题，

【详细解答】当女士对男士说他的女儿对计算机体现出极大的热情时，男士回答说我只是但

愿她对学习体现出同样的热情。由此可推出他的女儿对学习热情不高。

10.答案：C。

【试题分析】判断推埋题,

【详细解答】女士问男士与否常常检查他论文中日勺打字错误，男士说他常常不得不亲自做,

不过他宁愿他人来帮他校对，由此可推出他但愿请他人校稿。

SectionB

PassageOne

内容概要

本段听力材料讲口勺是：科学家们发现鸣鸟和婴儿在发声初期有惊人的相似之处，且决定语言

发展的关键在于社交。

11.答案:B。

【试题分析】判断推理题，

【详细解答】从第•段日勺前三句得知鸣鸟最初发声时，是以咿呀学语R勺形式。人类婴儿学说

话也是遵照同样口勺规律，故得知答案B）。

12.答案:C。

【试题分析】判断推理题，

［详细解答】第二段口勺第一句话告诉我们，科学家们把他们研究语言H勺焦点从模仿转移到社

交。由此可得出答案C）。

13.答案:D。

【试题分析】归纳总结题，

【详细解答】文章的最终一句告诉我们向社会学习是语言发展的关键所在。

PassageTwo

内容概要

本段听力材料讲口勺是著名的摇滚音乐制片人PhilSpectoro文章谈到了他为何是最有名叫，最

具影响力的制片人；还谈到了他远非是一种制片人，他还是唱片企业口勺老板，唱片内容H勺创

作者等；还谈到了他是善于与人合作的典范。

14.答案:A。

【试题分析】判断推理题，

【详细解答】文章中没有梃到他独自一人完毕作品。故A）不是他的性格。B）、C）、D）中提

到他是最有名H勺，最具影响力日勺制片人；他远非是一种制片人；他善于与人合作，分别可在

文章中的一、二、三段中看到。故它们不是对的答案。

15.答案：C。

【试题分析】细节考察题，

【详细解答】第二段中谈到了他远远超过一种音乐制片人所起的作用。他担当了唱片企业日勺

老板，他与他人合作撰写了部分音乐作品的内容，他挑选重要的艺术家，支持每届音乐会,

发挥了他所有H勺才华，制作出独特的艺术作品。

16.答案:Do

【试题分析】归纳总结题，

【详细解答】最终一段告诉我们Spector"勺作品之因此如此受欢迎，是由于这些作品是许多

优秀艺术家才华口勺结晶。包括优秀的钢琴师、吉它手、豉手等。

PassageThree

内容概要

本段听力材料讲H勺是：多种数据表明网络对美国大学生的学习和生活产生了巨大的影响。

17.答案:Do

【试题分析】判断推理题，

【详细解答】从86%口勺学生使用因特网.以及学生认为因特网是他们口勺学习和生活中必不可

少的一部分，可推出答案D）。A）中提到学生说网络对他们有负面影响，应当是有正面影响；

B）中提到H勺28%口勺学生说使用因特网和朋友联络，应当是40%以上；C）中提到口勺80%”勺学

生用因特网下载音乐文献应当是60%,都与原文不符，因此,A）、B）、C）不是对日勺答案c

18.答案:Bo

【试题分析】细节考察题，

【详细解答】文章第二段最终一句提到，大概73%的学生进行研究时用得更多的是因特网而

不是图书馆

19.答案:C。

【试题分析】细节考察题，

【详细解答】文章中没有提到美国学生用因特网给朋友打电话，故C）是答案。A）、B［、D）

中的用因特网向专家体现思想，改善与同学和专家的关系