大學英語六級考試模擬試卷八十四（帶答案）

大學英語六級考試模擬試卷八十四（總分：7UJ.Q0，做題時間：13。分鐘）PartIWriting（總題數(shù)：1,分數(shù)：。。0）LDirections:Forthispart,youareallowed30minutestowriteanessaybyreferringtothesaying"StormsmaketreestakedeeperrootsJ'Youcangiveexamplestoillustrateyourpoint.Youarerequiredtowriteatleast150wordsbutnomorethan200words.（分數(shù)：106.50）Allinall,justlikethedeeper-rootedtrees,weshouldstanduptolife'schallengeswithdetermination,wisdomandperseverance,andlearntogaingreaterrootingpowertosurviveandthriveindifficulties.末段以一個長句總結個人觀點，進一步強化主題。"參考譯文］逆境的意義重大。正如一句格言所說，“樹木在風暴中將根扎得更深?！边@句話雖然簡短，卻引人深思。眾所周知，在面對風暴時，為了保持挺立而不被吹倒或連根拔起，樹木必須更加深深地扎根；同時，只有經(jīng)歷不利的自然條件，樹木才能從土壤里吸取更多的養(yǎng)分，長得更茁壯，為面對將來的挑戰(zhàn)做好準備。磨難對于人就像風暴對于樹一樣。維克多?雨果認為逆境造就人才，而我心目中最好的例了之一毫無疑問是貝多芬。他失去了愛情，遭受了經(jīng)濟災難和對一個音樂家來說最致命的一一耳聾。我們欽佩貝多芬克服所有困難的毅力一一誰能否認正是苦難使他的音樂充滿令人振奮的力量?毋庸置疑的是，生活不可能i帆風順，所以重要的是我們要有勇氣去面對困難，并使自己變得更強?？傊?，就像深深扎根的樹一樣，我們應該以決心、智慧和毅力去面對生活的挑戰(zhàn)，并學會獲得更強的扎根能力以在困境中頑強生存和成長。PartIIListeningComprehension（總題數(shù)：0,分數(shù)：0.00）SectionA（總題數(shù)；8,分數(shù)：0.00）.Questions1to4arebasedontheconversationyouhavejustheard*（分數(shù)：28.40）A.Toapplyforastudentloan.Todiscussadecisionhehastomake,JCJoaskforaletterofrecommendation.D.Tofindoutwhichcollegesacceptedhim.解析：［聽力原文］W:Hello,John.Whatbroughtyouhere?Well,youmustbepleased.Afterall,howmanystudentsareluckyenoughtohavebeenacceptedattheirfirstandtheirsecondchoices?M:NotmanyIknow.ButI'mnotsureyetwhichonetochoose.W:Well,youseemtohavedoubtsaboutthestateuniversity.Butitsbiologydepartmenthasafinereputation.Whatmorecouldabiologymajorwant?M:Yeah.Andtheyalsohaveinternshipsforseniors.Butafriendtoldmethatforthefirsttwoyearssomelectureshave150students.Youprobablywouldn'tgettoknowanyofyourteachers.W:Well,youmightactually.Theyalsohavesmalldiscussionsectionswhichmeettwiceaweekandhavenomorethantwentystudents.M:Iknow.Buttheyareusuallytaughtbygraduatestudents*AtWhiteStoneCollegeallclassesaretaughtbyprofessors.W:DoyoupreferasmalltownlikeWhiteStone?Orabiggerplacelikethestatecapital?M:Thatdoesn'tmattertome.WhatIdocareaboutisgettingindividualattentionfromthefacultyandmakingfriends.W:Look,I'veknownyouforfouryearsnowandyouseemtobeaprettyoutgoingperson,Idon'tthinkyouhaveanytroublemakingfriendsatthestateuniversity.ItsoundstomethatyouareleaningtowardWhiteStone,though?M:Iam.TheonlyproblemisthattheWhiteStone'stuitionisreallyhighandI'mnotsureIcanaffordit.W:Youcouldstillapplyforastudentloanorsignupforawork-studyprogram,M:Yeah.I'lllookintothat.Whydidthemangotoseethewoman?四項均為不定式短語，很可能是考查目的；從studentloanswhichcollegesacceptedhim等可大致推測對話可能與男士入學的問題有關口從女士前幾句話中可得知男士被他第一志愿和第二志愿的學校同時錄取了，但男士說他還沒決定選擇哪所學校，整個對話圍繞選擇學校展開，因此可以推斷男士去找女士的目的是討論選擇學校的問題，故選土.Questions5to8arebasedontheconversationyouhavejustheard,5.（分數(shù)；28.40）Studying.Preparingsnacks.Playingcards.V□.Learninghowtoplaybridge,解析：［聽力原文］W:Thisfoodisterrible!Ican'tevenfinishmydinner.M:Iknow.Youthinkwithallthemoneywepaidforroomandboard,theuniversitycouldhireabetterfoodservice.Whereareyouheadingnext?W:I'mgoingovertothestudentrecreationcentertoplaysomebridge.M:Youarespendingyourtimeonacardgame?W:Notjustanycardgame.It'soneofthemoststrategicgames.M:SoIhaveheard.Don'tyouplaywithapartner?W:Yeah!Fourpeopleplay,twoagainsttheothertwo.M:So,youtrytoplayincooperationwithyourpartner?W:Actually,thecardsofoneofthefourplaysareturnedfaceup.Thatplayeriscalledthedummy.M:Iwouldn'twanttobecalledthat.Whenyouarethedummy,whatdoyoudowhilethecardsarebeingplayed?W:Anythingyouwant.Sitthereandstudy,getsnacksforeveryone...Iliketostandbehindmypartnerandwatch,M:Youknow,I'veheardthatbridgeishabit-forming.Youshouldbecarefulnottoplaysomuchthatyoudon'tgetyourstudyingdone,W:Don'tworryaboutme.IonlyplayThursdaysafterdinner,andsometimeswhentheyneedafourthplayer.Ifyoulike,Icouldteachyou,M:Thanks,butIhaveaprettyheavyworkloadthissemester.IalreadyspendmyeveningsdoingthingsIdon'treallyknowhowtodoyet.Howdoesthewomanplantospendherevening?四項均為動名詞短語，表示做某事。是學習、準備點心、玩牌還是學習玩橋牌需視具體內容而定。男士問女士接下來去哪里，女士說去學生娛樂中心玩橋牌，故選C。SectionB（總題數(shù)：7,分數(shù)：0.00）,Questions9to11arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.1.（分數(shù)，2130）A.Ioreviewmaterialcoveredinanearlierlecture.Tochangestudents'approachtowriting.VTopointoutanexampleofgoodwriting*Togiveanassignmentforthenextclass.解析：［聽力原文］Bytheendoftheterm,IhopeyouwillbeconvincedasIamthatformalwritingalwaysrequiresrevision*Sometimesitrequiresafairlymajorrewritingofthepaper.Somestudentshavethemistakenideathatrevisionmeanssimplymakingcorrectionsinspellingandgrammar.Icallthatproofreading.WhatIexpectyoutodowithyourreviseistoevaluateandimprovetheoveralleffectivenessofyourpaper.Buthowcanyoutellifyourpaperiseffective?Wellforexample,startbyaskingyourselfthesequestions:Isthetopicrestrictedenoughtobefullydiscussedwithinthegivenlength?Arethemainideasclear?Aretheysupportedbyspecificdetailsandexamples?Dotheymovesmoothlyfromoneideatothenext?Youneedenoughtimeforapossiblemajoroverhaul.ThatisyoumayhavetomakealotofchangesbeforeyourpaperbecomesreallycleartothereaderSoI'llexpectapreliminarydraftofeachpapertwoweeksbeforethefinalduedate.ThatwayIcancriticizeitandgetitbackintimeforyoutoreviseit.Thenyoucansubmitafinaldraftforgrading.Thisprocessmayseemlikeagreatdealoftroubleatfirst,butIthinkyou'llfinditvaluable.Infact,afteryoufinishthiscourse,Idoubtthatyouwilleverturninatermpaperwithoutfirstrevisingitcarefully.Whatisthepurposeofthetalk?快速瀏覽本部分所有選項，由其IJ的關鍵詞writing、students>correctmistakes等可大致推斷，錄音內容可能與學生寫作有關，因此需要重點關注相關內容。L四項均為不定式短語，衣示目的。兩項提到writing,考查內容可能與寫作有關。結論：本題應該是考查目的，內容可能與寫作有關。本題考查聽力短文的主旨。開頭處說話人希望學生相信正式寫作是需要校正、修改的，有些學生錯誤地認為修改就是簡單地修改拼寫和語法方面的錯誤，但說話人要求的修改是評估并改進文章整體的效果。后面說話人又介紹了如何修改文章，因此說話人的目的是想改變學生的寫作方式，故答案為,Questions12to15arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.（分數(shù)：28.40）Milderweatherinrecentyears,Anincreaseingasolineprices.CXonstructionofbicyclepaths,Theinventionofsturdybicycles.V解析：［聽力原文］Tenyearsago,thestrangecyclistspromotingenergeticallythroughthefirstsnowstormoftheyearwasararesightoftencapturedinfilms.Today,howeveritisestimatedthatfourtofivepercentofcyclistsbicycleayearround.Theincreasedpopularityofwintercyclingcanbeattributedtothecreationofthemountainbikeanditssubsequentimitations,outfittedwithpartsmoresturdythanthoseofyesterday.Equippedwiththeirmorestablebicycles,nothingseemstostopthenewbreedofwintercyclists.Withstreetsdryandclearonmostwinterdays,manywintercyclistswearrunningshoesandprotectthemselvesfromcoldbywearingdown-hillskiingclothes.Onwetdayscyclistscanwearspecialwater-proofbootsovertheirshoes.Butforallofitspopularity,thereisadownsidetowintercycling.Evenmountainbikescan'twithstandwintersnowandrainwithoutextensivemaintenance.Butonebicyclestoreownerisinthefinalstagesofdevelopingayear-roundbicyclewithinnovatedcompletechaincover.Withbicyclechainscovered,cyclistswouldneedtocleanandoiltheirchainsonlyonceeverysixmonthsinsteadofonceaweek.Despiteherinvention,however,shestilladvisescycliststotakeataxiorbuswhenitissnowingheavily,notbecausetheconditionsaretootoughforbicyclesbutbecauseshebelievesbikerscan'thaveconfidenceinthepeoplewhodrivecarsondaysofreducedvisibility.Accordingtothespeaker,whathasencouragedmorepeopletocycleinwinter?快速瀏覽本部分所有選項，出現(xiàn)最多的是bicycle,可大致推斷錄音內容應該與自行車有關，因此需要重點關注相關內容。兩項與自行車相關（自行車道的建設、結實的自行車的發(fā)明），另外兩項（近些年的溫和天氣、汽油價格的上升）與自行車無直接聯(lián)系，有效信息不太明確，這時解題的關鍵就是準確把握錄音口錄音開頭說，十年前奇怪的騎車人賣力地騎著自行車在第一場暴風雪中前行的場景是很少見的，只有在電影里才經(jīng)?？吹娇诙F(xiàn)在預計有4%?5%的人整年都騎自行車。冬季騎車的愈加流行可能是因為山地車和后續(xù)配備了比以前更結實的零件的自行車的發(fā)明，因此答案為D。SectionC（總題數(shù)］10,分數(shù)：0.00）.Questions16to19arebasedontherecordingyonhavejustheard.（分數(shù)；56,80）Whentheygrowupinaparticularsetofsurroundings.Whentheytraveltoanothercountrythatthey'renotfamiliarwith,dWhentheybecometotallydependentontherulesoftheirsocialgroup.Whentheystarttolearnaforeignlanguage.解析：［聽力原文］Thesubjectoftoday'slectureiscultureshock:grouppressureinaction.Cultureshock,asyouknow,isthetermusedtodescribetheexperiencemanypeoplehavewhentheytraveltoanothercountry,anditcanbeseenasamanifestationofgrouppressureinaction.Itisagoodexampleofgrouppressure,becauseitshowswhathappenswhenanindividualsuddenlyexperiencesdifferentculturerules,therulesofanotherculturalgroup.Nowcultureshockisacomplexphenomenon,andtherearedifferentstagesofthisexperience.Infact,cross-culturalstudiesoncultureshockhaveimmensepracticalvalueformodernsociety.InthislectureI'mgoingtofocusonthereasonswhypeopleexperiencecultureshock.Whydopeopleexperiencecultureshock?Thinkaboutthisforaminute.Whenyougrowupinaparticularsetofsurroundings,naturallyyougetusedtotherulesandguidelinesthatgovernthebehaviorofthepeoplearoundyou.Inasense,youbecometotallydependentontherulesofyoursocialgroup.Youdon'ttendtoquestionthem;youjustacceptthemwithoutthinking.Theserulesareoftennotclearlyarticulated,andtherefore,you'renotawareoftheirimpact.Inotherwords,youarenotnecessarilyconsciousofthem.Theyonlybecomeimportantwhen,forexample,yougotoanothercountryoradifferentenvironmentthat'sgovernedbyadifferentsetofrules.Infact,thisexperiencecanbesoshockingthatithasbeencomparedtohavingabucketofcoldwaterthrownoveryon.Cultureshockhappenspreciselybecauseyoucannotuseyourowncultureasamaptoguideyourownbehaviorandyourownunderstandingofwhatsurroundsyou.You'retotallyoutofcontrol,justasifyouweredrivingalongahighwayinthedark,withoutaroadmap.Andbecauseofthis,peopleoftenbehaveirrationally.It'sahighlystressfulexperience,andtherearedifferentsymptomsindifferentstag*…Whendoescultureshockusuallyhappenformanypeople?快速瀏覽本部分各題的所有選項，根據(jù)anothercountry,rules,socialgroup,shockedforeignculture等可大致推斷，講座很可能與出國和文化有關，聽音時應將重點放在這些關鍵信息上口四項均以when開頭，本題考查的內容應該是某種行為或現(xiàn)象發(fā)生的時間，聽錄音時'應首先辨明選項中they的指代對象，然后將重點放在四項的關鍵信息-Lfparticular.^surroundings：anothercountry,dependentontherules,learnaforeignlanguage）口講座中第二句就提到；“文化沖擊這個術語是用于描述許多人在出國旅行時■都會產(chǎn)生的一種感受七因此可以得出B項為正確答案，其他三項均與講座內容不符，故排除。.Questions20to22arebasedontherecordingyouhavejustheard.（分數(shù)；42,60）Youcanfindajobbyjustporingoverhelp-wantedads.Lookingforajobmeansknockingonthedoorandasking.CXollegegraduatescanfindajobatanypointoftimeonline.□.Findingajobbecomesmucheasierforcollegegraduates.J解析：［聽力原文］Itusedtobethatlookingforajobmeantpoundingthepavement,knockingondoorsandporingoverhelp-wantedads.Butthat'schanging,thankstot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balance（分數(shù)：35.50）L（分數(shù),3.55）填空項1:（正確答案；D）解析：分析句子主干可知，空格前后是一個完整的句了，因此，可以判斷本空缺少一個副詞作狀語，修飾其后的形容詞。符合上述語法條件的兩個選項中.certainly意為"確實，無疑地”,excessively意為“過度地"。此處含有強調的意味，表示“確實可以輕松些”，故只有certainly符合文意，正確答案為D?！咀h論文：機器未能真正解放婦女】第一段：提出機器并未消除婦女的勞動。第二段：結合具體的例子說明機器未能真正解放婦女。［參考譯文］廣告上所說的許多可以解放現(xiàn)代婦女的輔助設備往往會產(chǎn)生相反的效果，因為它們只是改變了勞動的性質而并沒有消除勞動。機器有某種新穎的價值，就像成年人的玩具一?樣。把衣服放進洗衣機確實可以輕松些，但所節(jié)省出的時間總量卻實在沒有太多：機器需要有人看著，先得把衣服認真分好類，用手把污漬洗掉，還得按按鈕、換水，然后取出衣物、晾干、熨平。把所有衣服打包送到洗衣房反而更加省事，而且也未必更貴，因為不需要任何資本投資。同樣，如果你真的想節(jié)約時■間，你就不會用電動攪拌機來做蛋糕，而是去商店里買。如果你將女性雜志所培育出來的居家女性形象與那些給它們提供經(jīng)費的期刊、廣告里所宣傳的商品相比較的話，你就會意識到樹立形象在商業(yè)上是多么有用。你需要小心地建立一種平衡；如果你展示了一個省力的小器具，那么，緊接著下一頁就要展示一個復雜的要訣；絕不能做出這種暗示，即女人可以找到一份工作，而是要培養(yǎng)她自身的價值意識，強調她作為家庭主婦時富有創(chuàng)意的一面。因此，我們準備好現(xiàn)成的蛋糕粉，烹飪者只要自己加個雞蛋進去就能做出"那種家人喜愛的、誘人的家庭烘焙的風味”。還有可以手工編織的圖案，或者更糟糕的是，可以用編織機織出的編織圖案，而在編織機剛被引進（3寸，這些東西十分流行（很難知道誰會穿上那些迅速生產(chǎn)出來的毛衣，它們缺乏手工編織的毛織物的優(yōu)勢）。自動化炊具的廣告圖片上是美麗的年輕母親帶著孩子到公園玩，而不是職業(yè)女性在趕公交車上班前預先準備好晚飯的場景。（分數(shù)：3.55）填空項1：（正確答案：G）解析：分析句子主干可知，該空前而是doesnot,判斷此處需要填一個謂語動詞，且應為動詞原形。符合上述語法條件的選項中，只有動詞amount符合文意，即“但所節(jié)省出的時間總量卻實在沒有太多”，故選G。（分數(shù)：3.55）填空項1：（正確答案：F）解析：分析句子主干可知，該空缺少一個過去分詞，因為該空前面是兩個并列的完整句子，后面是由“名詞+過去分詞”構成的并列的獨立主格結構。備選的分詞有removed（被去掉）、introduced］被引進）和handled（被處理）三個。根據(jù)其前的名詞strains（污漬）可知，只有removed符合文意。（分數(shù)：3.55）填空項1：（正確答案；A）解析：分析句子主干可知，toa前是一個完整的句了，通過分析空格處所在短語toa可知，這里缺少一個單數(shù)名詞。備選的名詞有l(wèi)aundry（洗衣房）、flavor（風味）、calculation（計算）和balance（平衡）四項。由此處的to可知，空格處填入的詞應表示地點，故選laundry。（分數(shù)：3.55）填空項1：（正確答案：。）解析：分析句子主干可知，本句缺少一個名詞，作句子的主語，且該名詞是單數(shù)形式，因為前面有不定冠詞a來限制。符合語法條件的選項剩下flavor,calculation和balance三項。分別代入原文后可知，只有balance符合文意。strikeabalance為固定搭配，意為“取得平衡”。（分數(shù)：3.55）填空項1： （正確答案：I）解析：分析句子主干可知，本句缺少一個形容詞來修飾后面的recipe。符合上述語法條件的單詞有indignant（生氣的，憤怒的）、complicated］復雜的）和professional］專業(yè)的；職業(yè)的）三個。注意本句前后存在對比，前面說“省力的”，后而應是與其相對，且能修飾recipe,故complicated是正確答案。（分數(shù)：3.55）填空項1: （正確答案：C）解析：分析句子主干可知，該空需要一個動詞原形，與前面的foster并列。符合上述語法條件的動詞原形有：exaggerate（夸大）和emphasize（強調），結合本處語境和語體色彩，emphasize更貼切。（分數(shù)：3.55）填空項1:（正確答案：K）解析：分析句子結構可知，本空需要一個名詞，作前面的謂語動詞produce的賓語，且該名詞為單數(shù)形式，因為其前面的修飾語是that。在剩下的單數(shù)名詞中，只有flavor］風味）符合句意。（分數(shù)：3.55）填空項1:（正確答案：M）解析：本句空格前為句子主語和系動詞be,判斷空格處應填入一個動詞的分詞形式或形容詞，再結合空格前的first,判斷應填入過去分詞。符合上述語法條件的過去分詞剩下handled和introduced,結合此處語境，introduced（被引進）更貼合文意。（分數(shù)：3.55）填空項1:（正確答案：L）解析：分析句子結構可知，該空所在的句子是一個由by和notby并列構成的被動語態(tài)結構。本空需要一個形容詞來修飾后面的名詞women,它與前面的prettyyoung構成對比。剩余的選項中，符合上述語法條件的只有indignant和professional,結合此處和語境，只有professional（職業(yè)的）更貼合文意。SectionB（總題數(shù)：10,分數(shù)：DaylightSavingTime（DST）HowandWhenDidDaylightSavingTimeStart?BenjaminFranklin—of,Tearlytobedandearlytorise"fame—wasapparentlythefirstpersontosuggesttheconceptofdaylightsavings.WhileservingasU.S.ambassadortoFranceinParis,Franklinwroteofbeingawakenedat6a.m.andrealizing,tohissurprise,thatthesunwouldrisefarearlierthanheusuallydid.Imaginetheresourcesthatmightbesavedifheandothersrosebeforenoonandburnedlessmidnightoil,Franklin,tonguehalfincheek,wrotetoanewspaper.Itwasn'tuntilWorldWarIthatdaylightsavingswererealizedonagrandscale.Germanywasthefirststatetoadoptthetimechanges,toreduceartificiallightingandtherebysavecoalforthewareffort.Friendsandfoessoonfollowedsuit.IntheU.S.afederallawstandardizedtheyearlystartandendofdaylightsavingtimein1918——forthestatesthatchosetoobserveit.DuringWorldWarIItheU.S.madedaylightsavingtimemandatory（強制的）forthewholecountry,asawaytosavewartimeresources.BetweenFebruary9,1942,andSeptember3Q1945,thegovernmenttookitastepfurther.Duringthisperioddaylightsavingtimewasobservedyear-round,essentiallymakingitthenewstandardtime,ifonlyforafewyears.Manyyearslater,theEnergyPolicyActof2005wasenacted,mandatingacontroversialmonth-longextensionofdaylightsavingtime,startingin2007.DaylightSavingTime:EnergySaverorJustTimeSucker?Inrecentyearsseveralstudieshavesuggestedthatdaylightsavingtimedoesn'tactuallysaveenergy一andmightevenresultinanetloss.EnvironmentaleconomistHendrikWolff,oftheUniversityofWashington,co-authoredapaperthatstudiedAustralianpower-usedatawhenpartsofthecountryextendeddaylightsavingtimeforthe2000SydneyOlympicsandothersdidnot.Theresearchersfoundthatthepracticereducedlightingandelectricityconsumptionintheeveningbutincreasedenergyuseinthenowdarkmornings一wipingouttheeveninggains.That'sbecausetheextrahourthatdaylightsavingtimeaddsintheeveningisahotterhour."Soifpeoplegethomeanhourearlierinawarmerhouse,theyturnontheirairconditioning/'theUniversityofWashington'sWolffsaid.Butotherstudiesdoshowenergygains.InanOctober2008daylightsavingtimereporttoCongress,mandatedbythesame2005energyactthatextendeddaylightsavingtime,theU.S.DepartmentofEnergyassertedthatspringingforwarddoessaveenergy.Extendeddaylightsavingtimesaved1.3terawatt（大瓦）hoursofelectricity.ThatfiguresuggeststhatdaylightsavingtimereducesannualU.S,electricityconsumptionby0.03percentandoverallenergyconsumptionby0.02percent.Whilethosepercentagesseemsmall,theycouldrepresentsignificantsavingsbecauseofthenation'senormoustotalenergyuse.What'smore,savingsinsomeregionsareapparentlygreaterthaninothers.California,forinstance,appearstobenefitmostfromdaylightsavingtime——perhapsbecauseitsrelativelymildweatherencouragespeopletostayoutdoorslaterTheEnergyDepartmentreportfoundthatdaylightsavingtimeresultedinanenergysavingsofonepercentdailyinthestate.ButWolff,oneofmanyscholarswhocontributedtothefederalreport,suggestedthatthenumbersweresubjecttostatisticalvariability（變化）andshouldn'tbetakenashardfacts.Anddaylightsavings'energygainsintheU.S.largelydependonyourlocationinrelationtotheMason^DixonLine,Wolffsaid,°TheNorthmightbeaslightwinner,becausetheNorthdoesn'thaveasmuchairconditioning,"hesaid."ButtheSouthisadefiniteloserintermsofenergyconsumption.TheSouthhasmoreenergyconsumptionunderdaylightsaving."DaylightSavingTime:HealthyorHarmful?Fordecadesadvocatesofdaylightsavingshavearguedthat,energysavingsorno,daylightsavingtimeboostshealthbyencouragingactivelifestyles——aclaimWolffandcolleaguesarecurrentlyputtingtothetest.nlnanationwideAmericantime-usestudy,we'reclearlyseeingthat,atthetimeofdaylightsavingtimeextensioninthespring,televisionwatchingissubstantiallyreducedandoutdoorbehaviorslikejogging,walking,orgoingtotheparkaresubstantiallyincreased/1Wolffsaid."That'sremarkable,becauseofcoursethetotalamountofdaylightinagivendayisthesame,"Butotherswarnofilleffects.TillRoenneberg,auniversityprofessorinMunich（慕尼黑）「Germany,saidhisstudiesshowthatourcircadian（生理節(jié)奏的）bodyclocks—setbylightanddarkness—neveradjusttogainingan"extra11hourofsunlighttotheendofthedayduringdaylightsavingtime.J, Onereasonsomanypeopleinthedevelopedworldarechronically（長期地）overtired,hesaid,isthattheysufferfrom"socialjetlag,11Inotherwords,theiroptimalcircadiansleepperiodsdon'taccordwiththeiractualsleepschedules.Shiftingdaylightfrommorningtoeveningonlyincreasesthislag,hesaid,'lightdoesn'tdothesamethingstothebodyinthemorningandtheevening.Morelightinthemorningwouldadvancethebodyclock,andthatwouldbegood.Butmorelightintheeveningwouldevenfurtherdelaythebodyclock/'K, Otherresearchhintsatevenmoreserioushealthrisks,A2008studyconcludedthat,atleastinSweden,heartattackrisksgoupinthedaysjustafterthespringtimechange."Themostlikelyexplanationtoourfindingsisdisturbedsleepanddisruptionofbiologicalrhythms,"OneexperttoldNationalGeographicNewsviaemail.DaylightSavings'LoversandHatersLWithverdicts（定論）onthebenefits,orcosts,ofdaylightsavingssosplit,itmaybenosurprisethattheyearlytimechangesinspirepolarizedreactions.IntheU.K”forinstance,theLighterLatermovement——partof10:10yagroupadvocatingcu