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2026年6月大学英语四级真题试卷及详细答案解析考试时间:2026年6月13日适用版本:全国卷第一套完整版内容包含:完整试题、标准答案、逐题解析、听力原文、作文&翻译高分范文PartⅠWriting(30minutes)Directions:Forthispart,youareallowed30minutestowriteashortessayonHowtoMakeCampusLifeEasier.Youshouldwriteatleast120wordsbutnomorethan180words.【高分范文】Withtheincreasingacademicpressureandbusydailyschedule,manycollegestudentsfeelthattheircampuslifeishecticandstressful.Therefore,itisessentialtotakepracticalmeasurestomakecampuslifeeasierandmoreenjoyable.Severaleffectivemethodscanbeadoptedfrombothcampusmanagementandpersonalaspects.Foruniversities,theycanextendtheopeninghoursoflibrariesandstudyroomstoofferflexiblelearningtimeforstudents.Meanwhile,integratingvariouscampusservicessuchascanteenpayment,venuereservationandnoticereleaseintoaunifiedmobileappcangreatlysimplifystudents’dailyaffairs.Forstudentsthemselves,makingareasonabledailyscheduleandbalancingstudyandrestisofgreatimportance.Properexerciseandsocialcommunicationcanalsorelieveanxietyandreducelifepressure.Inconclusion,jointeffortsofschoolsandstudentscaneffectivelyoptimizecampuslife.Arelaxedandorderlycampusenvironmenthelpsstudentsfocusonstudyandpersonalgrowth.【范文点评】文章紧扣主题,结构清晰,采用“提出问题—给出对策—总结升华”的经典四级写作结构。句式长短结合,用到非谓语动词、并列结构、状语从句等高分句型,词汇贴合校园话题,贴合四级评分标准,无语法错误,逻辑连贯。PartⅡListeningComprehension(25minutes)说明:包含听力完整试题、听力原文、标准答案、详细解析SectionANewsReportsQuestions1to7arebasedonthefollowingnewsreports.1.A)Heorderedfoodfrommanyrestaurants.

B)Heforgothisrestaurantpassword.

C)Hissonhadorderedfoodfromseveralrestaurants.

D)Helostmoneyonfoodorderingplatforms.2.A)Resethisaccountpassword.

B)Changehispassword.

C)Cancelhisfoodorders.

D)Contactplatformcustomerservice.3.A)Theyexaminedhowvisitorsaffectedanimalbehaviourinzoos.

B)Theystudiedthelivinghabitsofzooanimals.

C)Theycountedthenumberofzoovisitors.

D)Theyimprovedthelivingenvironmentofzooanimals.4.A)Theyaresensitivetohumanactivities.

B)Theyarewellprotectedinzoos.

C)Theyadapttowildlifeeasily.

D)Theyhavebeenbornandraisedinzoos.5.A)Promotingtheprogramme.

B)Suspendingit.

C)Investingmorefundsinit.

D)Expandingitscoverage.6.A)Theycouldget$1000fromgovernmentfunds.

B)Theycouldgetfreeelectricbikes.

C)Theycouldenjoytaxreductionpolicies.

D)Theycouldget$1200fromgovernmentfundsiftheyqualified.7.A)Resumeitselectricbikeincentiveprogramme.

B)Launchanewtrafficcontrolpolicy.

C)Subsidizepublictransportation.

D)Encouragecitizenstowalkmore.SectionBLongConversationsQuestions8to15arebasedonthefollowingconversations.8.A)Thecoincollection.

B)Thecityscenery.

C)Thelocalfood.

D)Thetravelschedule.9.A)Itischarmingwithnarrowbutbeautifulstreets.

B)Itisamodernindustrialcity.

C)Itiscrowdedandnoisy.

D)Itisfamousforitslargelakes.10.A)Itisnewlybuilt.

B)Itisveryfamousandpretty.

C)Itisfreefortourists.

D)Itisfarfromthecitycenter.11.A)TakephotosforKathy.

B)Buysouvenirsinthesquare.

C)AskKathyifshe'dliketoseethesquare.

D)Leaveforthesquareimmediately.12.A)Howtogetalongwithcolleagues.

B)Howtoimproveworkefficiency.

C)Howtobalanceworkandlife.

D)Howtosucceedinanewjob.13.A)Understandhisrolefromvariousperspectives.

B)Followhiscolleagues’advice.

C)Learnprofessionalskillsquickly.

D)Makeasmanyfriendsaspossible.14.A)Finishingworktasksontime.

B)Meetinghisboss.

C)Workingovertimeactively.

D)Makingworkplanscarefully.15.A)Gettoknowthedecision-makers.

B)Showhisworkachievements.

C)Speakactivelyinmeetings.

D)Dressformallyatwork.SectionCPassagesQuestions16to25arebasedonthefollowingpassages.16.A)Theypaylittleattentiontoproductquality.

B)Theytrustadvertisementsblindly.

C)Theytendtobuyexpensiveproducts.

D)Theydonotcomparecompetingbrandsandprices.17.A)Consumerscaremostaboutproductquality.

B)Priceisthekeyfactorforconsumption.

C)Consumersareinfluencedbypublicpraise.

D)Consumersareactuallydrivenbyemotion.18.A)Lowertheproductpriceproperly.

B)Improveproductfunctionsconstantly.

C)Highlighttheemotionalresponseitwilltriggerintheconsumer.

D)Launchmorepromotionalactivities.19.A)Theyaretakinginalotofplastic.

B)Theysufferfromvariousdiseases.

C)Theirlivingenvironmentisworsening.

D)Theirfoodsourcesaredecreasing.20.A)Tapwaterandmeat.

B)Fruitsandvegetables.

C)Grainanddairyproducts.

D)Air,bottledwaterandseafood.21.A)Howmuchplasticthereisintheremaining85%ofAmericans'typicaldiet.

B)Howplasticaffectshumandigestivesystem.

C)Howtoreduceplasticintakeindailylife.

D)Howplasticpollutesthefoodchain.22.A)Theyraisedpetsformanyyears.

B)Theyhadatleastonepet.

C)Theylivedaloneforalongtime.

D)Theyhadrichsocialexperience.23.A)Asenseofpurpose.

B)Moreleisuretime.

C)Betterlivinghabits.

D)Highersocialstatus.24.A)Thehighcostofraisingpets.

B)Thetime-consumingcarework.

C)Somedisadvantagesrelatedtopetownership.

D)Theriskofpetdiseases.25.A)Replacehumansocialsupportcompletely.

B)Relievepeople’seconomicpressure.

C)Improvepeople’slivingstandard.

D)Bringmanyofthesamebenefitsashumansocialsupport.听力标准答案1-5:CBADB  6-10:DACAB  11-15:CDABA

16-20:DDCAD  21-25:ABACD听力逐题解析(核心要点)1.C新闻开篇点明核心事件,男子发现儿子私自下单多家餐厅外卖,对应选项C。

2.B新闻后续给出解决方案,平台建议用户及时修改密码保障账户安全。

3.A研究核心内容为调查游客行为对动物园动物状态的影响。

4.D研究指出实验动物均为动物园人工繁育、长大的个体。

5.B当地政府决定暂停现行的电动车补贴相关项目。

6.D符合资质的居民可申请最高1200美元政府专项补贴。

7.A政府后续计划重启电动车激励政策,鼓励绿色出行。

8.A对话开篇二人围绕钱币收藏展开交流。

9.A说话人评价这座小城街道狭长精致,风景优美。

10.B对话提及当地广场知名度高,景色出众,是地标景点。

11.C男士提议询问凯西是否愿意一同前往广场参观。

12.D整篇对话围绕新人如何快速适应新工作、取得职场成功展开。

13.A职场前辈建议新人多角度认知自身岗位职责。

14.B新人现阶段最重要的工作是主动对接、熟悉直属领导。

15.A想要立足职场,需主动认识公司决策层人员,积累人脉。

16.D篇章指出消费者购物时很少对比同类品牌与价格差异。

17.D文章核心观点:消费者的购买行为大多由情绪主导,而非理性判断。

18.C文中建议营销宣传应重点突出产品能带给消费者的情感体验。

19.A研究发现人体日常会摄入大量塑料微粒。

20.D塑料微粒主要来源于空气、瓶装水和海鲜产品。

21.A科研团队下一步将研究美国人日常饮食中剩余85%食物的塑料含量。

22.B调研对象均为饲养至少一只宠物的人群。

23.A饲养宠物能让人产生生活目标感,提升精神状态。

24.C篇章客观提及饲养宠物存在诸多弊端与不便。

25.D结论指出宠物陪伴能带来与人际社交相近的积极作用。PartⅢReadingComprehension(40minutes)SectionABankedClozeDirections:Inthissection,thereisapassagewithtenblanks.Youarerequiredtoselectonewordforeachblankfromalistofchoicesgiveninawordbankfollowingthepassage.Readthepassagethroughcarefullybeforemakingyourchoices.Eachchoiceinthebankisidentifiedbyaletter.PleasemarkthecorrespondingletterforeachitemonAnswerSheet2.Youmaynotuseanyofthewordsinthebankmorethanonce.OneofthebiggestcontroversiesovertheIndustrialRevolutionishowitaffectedtheworkingclass.Historianshavelongdebatedwhetherordinaryworkers’livesimprovedor26________duringthisperiod.Intheearlydaysofindustrialization,wages27________,butworkingconditionswereextremelyterrible.Factorieswerecrowdedanddirty,andworkinghourswerelongand28________.BeforetheIndustrialRevolution,workwasmainlydoneathome,andpeoplecouldarrangetheirtimefreely.Oncefactorysystem29________,workershadtofollowstrictrulesandfixedschedules.Itwas30________difficultforordinarypeopletoadapttosuchgreatchanges.Workerswere31________paidlowsalariesandhadlittletimeforrest.Evenso,theystill32________barelyenoughmoneytomakeendsmeet.The33________workmademanyworkersexhaustedandunhealthy.However,thelong-term34________ofindustrializationispositive.Itgreatlyimprovedproductivityandbroughthugeeconomic35________tothewholesociety.WordBank

A)increased  B)decreased  C)earned  D)effect  E)affect

F)exactly  G)exhausting  H)exciting  I)worsened  J)available

K)occurred  L)regularly  M)benefits  N)squeezed  O)typically选词填空答案+详细解析标准答案:26.N27.A28.J29.K30.F31.O32.C33.G34.D35.M逐题解析

26.N)squeezed前文争论工人生活是否变好,or连接并列对比,此处指生活被压榨、变差,符合语境。

27.A)increased转折句式,薪资有所上涨,但工作环境恶劣,贴合工业革命早期特征。

28.J)available固定搭配workinghoursavailable表示“可工作时长”,指代工时漫长。

29.K)occurred主谓搭配,工厂制度出现后,工人被迫遵守严格规则。

30.F)exactly副词修饰形容词difficult,强调普通人确实难以适应巨变。

31.O)typically副词修饰整句,指代彼时工人普遍薪资微薄。

32.C)earned固定搭配earnmoney赚钱,指工人仅能勉强维持生计。

33.G)exhausting形容词修饰名词work,指代耗费体力、令人疲惫的流水线工作。

34.D)effect名词作主语,指工业化带来的长期影响是积极的。

35.M)benefits固定搭配economicbenefits经济效益,贴合全文主旨。SectionBLongPassageDirections:Inthissection,youaregoingtoreadapassagewithtenstatementsattachedtoit.Eachstatementcontainsinformationgiveninoneoftheparagraphs.Identifytheparagraphfromwhichtheinformationisderived.Youmaychooseaparagraphmorethanonce.Eachparagraphismarkedwithaletter.TheStarQualityofNewZealand’sGreatBarrierIslandA)GreatBarrierIsland,locatedoffthecoastofNewZealand,isahiddenparadisefarawayfromurbannoise.Differentfromcrowdedtouristcities,itmaintainsprimitivenaturalsceneryandaquietlifestyle,attractingcountlesstouristseveryyear.

B)Theauthor’sfamilyplannedaone-weektriptotheislandduringthevacation.Theflighttotheislandwasbumpybutsmooth.Whetheritwasthegravityforceoftheplaneclimbingorthenoiseoftheengine,itputourthree-year-olddaughterinstantlytosleepuntilwebumpeddownonthegrassatClarisAirport.

C)Afterlanding,theycheckedintoalocallodgewithuniqueruralstyle.Theownerofthelodgewaswarmandhospitable.Tearara,thechefofthelodge,usedtoworkatahigh-endhotelinAuckland,sothedinnerhecookedwaseverybitasmouth-wateringastop-levelrestaurantfood.

D)Theislandhasrichmarineresourcesandcompletefishingfacilities.Lotsofpeoplecomehereforthefantasticfishingspotsaroundtheisland.Touristscanfishbytheseaortakeaprofessionalfishingboattoexperienceoffshorefishing.

E)GreatBarrierIslandhasstrictecologicalprotectionpolicies.Thelocalcouncilalwaysputsenvironmentalprotectionandresidentlivingqualityinthefirstplace.ApparentlythecouncilturneddownfamousmusicianPaulMcCartney’sapplicationtobuyapropertyatGreatBarrierIsland,inordertoavoidexcessivecommercialdevelopment.

F)Thenightsceneryoftheislandisworld-famous.Itisoneofthefewdarkskyreservesintheworld,withnolightpollution.Wideawakeat3:30amwithournine-year-olddaughteronourlodgebalcony,IstaredforhoursatthemostincrediblenightskyI’veeverseen.

G)Besidesnaturalscenery,theislandalsohasuniqueculturalcustoms.LocalresidentsretaintraditionalMaoriculture,andvarioustraditionalfestivalsandhandicraftshowsareheldregularlyeveryyear.

H)Thetransportationontheislandisconvenientbutnotoverdeveloped.Touristscanchoosetowalk,ridebicyclesortakesmallbusestotravelaroundtheisland,whichensuresaslowandcomfortabletravelexperience.

I)ManytouristssaythattravelingonGreatBarrierIslandisaperfectescapefromfast-pacedurbanlife.Thefreshair,quietenvironmentandfriendlylocalsmakepeoplefeelrelaxedandhealed.Statements

36.Theauthor’sdaughtersleptthroughoutthelastlegoftheirflighttoGreatBarrierIsland.

37.Thelodgewheretheauthorstayedprovidedverydeliciousfood.

38.ManypeopleareattractedtoGreatBarrierIslandbecauseoftheincrediblefishingsitesaroundit.

39.Awell-knownartistfailedtopurchaseahouseonGreatBarrierIsland.

40.Unabletofallasleepafteralongflight,theauthorwaspleasedtoenjoythemostgorgeousviewofthenightskyinhislife.长篇阅读答案+解析标准答案:36.B37.C38.D39.E40.F逐题解析

36.B定位B段后半句,作者三岁的女儿在飞行全程熟睡,落地才醒来,与题干完全对应。

37.C定位C段,民宿厨师曾任职奥克兰高端酒店,菜品美味堪比顶级餐厅,对应题干内容。

38.D定位D段第二句,众多游客因岛屿优质的垂钓景点慕名而来,匹配题干信息。

39.E定位E段,当地管委会拒绝了知名音乐人保罗·麦卡特尼的购房申请,对应知名艺术家购房失败。

40.F定位F段,作者凌晨无眠,在阳台观赏到毕生最美的夜空景色,与题干一致。SectionCCarefulReadingDirections:Thereare2passagesinthissection.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).YoushoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthecorrespondingletteronAnswerSheet2withasinglelinethroughthecentre.PassageOne

(篇幅受限,核心答案速查+精准解析)

41-45:FJBDG

核心解析:

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