2022年湖南省邵陽市大學英語6級大學英語六級測試卷(含答案)

2022年湖南省邵陽市大學英語6級大學英語六級測試卷(含答案)學校:________班級:________姓名:________考號:________

一、2.ReadingComprehension(SkimmingandScanning)(20題)1.

The"WildGoose",whichwasbeingtowed,wassuddenlycoveredbyamistandpulledunderwater.

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2.

Therearethousandsofspeechvarietiesintheworld.

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3.

SatelliteTVhasencounteredfiercecompetitionfromdigitalcable,whichalsohas

A.improvedpicturequality

B.extendedchannelselection

C.distortedsignal

D.bothAandB

4.

Only______beallowedtoentertheancientOlympicGames.

5.

Theyneededtoinvestin______iftheownersofall-electriccarswantedtoreducetimetocharge.

6.

Canadianmediaoftenciteexcessivefishingbyoverseasfleets,primarilybecauseof______.

7.

Infat-burningexercise,oneofthemostimportantgoalisto_____.

8.

Ourperceptionofriskliveslargelyinourfeelings,somostofthetimeweareoperatingonanautomaticsystemforanalyzingrisks.

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9.

Sinceexercisesmaycontrolconditionssuchasdiabetesandhighbloodpressure,someoldpeopledon'tneedto______iftheybeginanexerciseprogram.

10.

Ifyoufailtosay"thankyou"tothereceptionists,theywillhavenegativeimpressionsofyou.

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11.

Tosolvethesizeproblemofcellphones,scientistshavebeenresearching___________________fordecades.

12.

Whentheauthordisciplinedhimselftoworkharder,______.

A.hedevelopedsenseofsecurity

B.hisofficehourswerereduced

C.hisefficiencyratiodecreased

D.hewasmorewillingtowork

13.

In2001,R-ratedfilmsaccountedforthemajorityofHollywoodfilmsbecausebothdomesticandforeignmarketswereinfavorofactionmovies.

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14.

Nowadays,pharmaceuticalsalesrepshaveshortervisitswiththedoctorthanthoseinthepastbecause______.

15.SportsandEducation

SportsAreaKindofEducation

Formanyyoungpeopleinmypartoftheworld(suburbanAmerica),thefirstbrushwithorganizedathleticscomesonaSaturdaymorninginearlyspring.Theweatherisgettingwarmerandtheschoolyear'sendisimminent,andmoms,sensingtheapproachofsummervacationandtoomuchfreetime,pileusintothebacksofminivansanddriveustoourtown'slocalsportsandrecreationcenter.Inmyhometown,EggHarborTownship,NewJersey,kidsconvergeeachyearontheEHTYouthOrganBuilding,acinderblockshackinthemiddleofahandfulofbaseballandfootballfields.Therelinesarewaitedin,formafilledout,birthcertificatesexaminedandphotocopied,healthinsurancewaiversfurnishedandsigned.Attheendofthemorning,kidsaresignedupforlittle-leaguebaseballandaninstantsummerofactivitieshasbeencreated.Thenit'stimetogotoBurgerKing.

Forparentsseekingproductivewaystooccupytheirchildren'stime,summersportsleaguesofferaconvenientandtimetestedoutletforoverabundantenergy.Inmycasethatmeantbaseball.America'spastime:nineweeksofpitchedfastballsandsoreelbows,groundersupthe,middle,diggingitouttofirstbase.Shaggingfliesintheoutfieldandswattingmosquitoesintheinfield.Then,aftersixinnings,backtoBurgerKing.

Acoupleofweeksafterthesignupsatthecinderblockshack,wekidswouldberoundedupintoteamsandcoachedinthefundamentalsofpitching,catching,hitting,andrunningbases.We'dbesuppliedwithcolor-codedjerseysandmeshbaseballcaps,andthenwewouldplayaseason'sworthofgamesagainstoneanother.Playoffswouldbeheldandchampionscrowned.Attheendoftheseasonanail-starteamoftheleague'sbestplayerswouldbeassembledtoplayagainstthebestteamsfromneighboringtowns.

Backandforthacrossthecountrythissystemrepeatsitselffromtowntotownandsporttosportwithlittlevariation.Someleagueshavestoriedpasts:baseball'sLittleLeagueorfootball'sPopWarnerLeague.Somearenewer.IncitiesitisoftenthePolicemen'sBenevolentAssociationortheYMCAthatassumesthesponsorshiprole.Always,though,thereistheunderlyingideathatorganizedsportisavaluableandproductiveuseofayoungperson'stime.Sports,inshort,areakindofeducation,teachingimportantlife.skillsthatcan'tbelearnedinschool.

Ideasabouttheeducationalvalueofsportsvarywidely.Forsome,sportsfosterthesocialdevelopmentofyoungpeople,teachingkidshowtointeractwiththeirpeersoutsidetheclassroom.Sportsteachkidswhatitmeanstocompote—howtocopewithlosing,howtorespondgracefullytosuccess.Sportsareaboutteamwork,howtoworktogethertowardacommongoal.Sometimesthey'reaboutdevelopingasenseofself-esteem.Sometimesthey'resimplyaboutfindingahealthywaytotirehyperactivekidsoutsothey'llsitstillinclassorgettobedatareasonablehour.Somebolderadvocatesclaimthattheirgamesbuildcharacter.

Giventheprevailingeducationalundercurrent,it'snosurprisethatmanykids'secondbrushwithorganizedathleticstakesplaceinaschool.Juniorhighsandhighsschoolssponsortheirownsportsprogramsandfieldteamsoffootball,basketball.soccerandtennisplayers.Theretheeducationalthemeisgivenamoredirectandtangibleform.assquadsofstudent-athletestravelaroundthestaterepresentingtheirschoolsonthefield,courtordiamond.Yethere,strangelyenough,iswhereabitoftheeducationalcomponentbeginstoniter.Highschoolteamsarenecessarilymoreselectivethantheiryouthleaguepredecessors.Tryoutsareheldandlesspromisingplayersarecut.Coachesreceivesalaries,andthereisanexpectationthattheteamstheyshapewillwin.Insum,thereisaslightchangeinem

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16.Boyshaveahigherriskofdevelopingheartdiseasethangirls.

17.IntelligentTransportSystem

Today,therearemanywaystotravelaroundalargemetropolitanarea,forworkorpleasure.Youcouldwalk,althoughtherangeisadmittedlylow.Youcouldbicycle,butyoustilldoalotofwork,andit'sdangerous.Youcoulddriveacar,whichtakesconcentrationandsobrietyandalicense.Youcouldrideabus,andletsomeoneelsedrive.Youcouldtakeatrain,andletacomputerdriveyou.Oryoucouldfly,andwaitalongtimefortheplanetotakeoffandland.

Allmodesoftransportationhaveadvantages,anddisadvantages.However,inrecentdecades,thesinglesystemthathaswonoverallothersistheprivateautomobile.Thisallowsyoutogofromyourstartingpointtoyourdestinationpoint,withyourcompletecontrol,atareasonablespeedinareasonabletime.Unfortunately,apartfromthepollutantscreatedbythevehicleitself,thefactthatsomanyotherpeopleseemtoenjoyitsperceivedfreedomcausesmajortrafficjams,andtherequirementfortrafficcontroldevices.

Toomanypeopleusingtoolittleroadspaceatthesametimecausestrafficjams.Itismostprofoundonlargegradeseparatedroads,thathavelimitedaccess.Therehavebeenvarioussolutionstriedout,includinghighoccupancyvehiclelanes,rampmetering,orroadwidening.Unfortunately,theysimplydon'tsolvetheproblemoflackofcapacity.

Trafficcontroldevicesimposecertaincontrolsontheflowoftraffic.Mostcommonaretrafficlights.Thesemetertheflowoftrafficbetweentwoormoreroadssothatatnotimeisanyvehicleinconflictwithanyother.However,theyalsoimposethattrafficcomestoacompletestop,requiringvehiclestostopandthenstartagain.Thisnotonlyslowsvehiclesdown,butalsoistheprimecauseofwastedenergyinurbansettings.

Unfortunately,citiesareveryreluctanttospendmoney.Thereforeanyfuturetransportsystemhastobecheapforcities.Thisimpliesthatcurrentinfrastructureiskeptasmuchaspossible,orimproved.Usingroads,theprimeinfrastructureavailabletodaywouldmeantheform.factorforvehicleswouldstaythesame,buteachindividualvehiclecouldbemademoreintelligent.

Sofortomorrow,weneedtodesignatransportsystemthatusesroadsoraveryslightimprovementonroadstoprovideahighcapacitysystemthatprovidesserviceforeveryone.Thiscouldbeachievedbyimplementingthefollowingeightsystems,eachofwhichprovidesmoreofaburdenonthecarmanufacturer,butwouldeventuallyprovideasystem,whichisautomatic,safeandefficient.

Firstly,allcarsshouldhaveintelligencebrakesandcruisecontrol.Thesewouldremovethedriverfromtheresponsibilityofhavingtofollowalongbehindsomebody.Bypressingabutton,thedriverwouldgivecontrolofthedistancebetweenhiscarandthecarinfront.Ifthecarinfrontsloweddown,youwouldnothavetowaitforthebrakelightstolightup,thedrivertoseethem,Wenpressthebrakepedaltherightamount,andcontinuouslymonitorthedistance.Insteadthecarwouldbeprogrammedtocontinuouslymonitorthedistancetothecarinfrontandinstantlyalteritsspeedtomatchandmaintainthedistance.

Byspeedingupthefeedbackcircuit,youcanclosethedistanceofcars,andthereforeincreasethecapacity.Youalsoremovedrivererrorsoreducingthenumberofaccidents.Also,carscouldcommunicatelocallywitheachotherandwareaheadoftimethatfollowingcarsneedtoslowdown.

Next,youneedtoremovethedriverfromtheresponsibilityofsteeringthevehicle.Havingcomplexvisionsystemsonacarseemsoverthetopastheynotonlydramaticallyincreasethecostofthecar,butalsothecomplexityofthecontrolsoftware.Insteadyoucouldbuilddetectorintothefrontofthecarthatdetectthemiddleofalaneoft

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18.

"Natural"isabigbuzzwordwhichusuallycanbefoundintheadvertisementof______.

19.

MaryLynMillerherselfwasoncequitedissatisfiedwithherownwork.

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20.

ValMacDonaldhelpsadultchildrenwiththeiragingparentissuesthrough______.

A.amagazineB.theInternetC.phonecallsD.homevisiting

二、3.ListeningComprehension(20題)21.聽力原文：M:Iwanttotakepsychologythisyear．Butaccordingtotherequirements．Ihavetohavetakenthebiologycoursefirst．

W:Asktheprofessorifyoucantakethemsimultaneously，althoughmaybeallhecandoissayno．

Q:Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemando?

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A.Postponehisfavoritecoursetothenextsemester.

B.Asktheprofessortohelphimchooseothercourses.

C.Requestpermissiontotakethecoursestogether.

D.Takethecoursefromadifferentprofessor.

22.

【B6】

23.

【B7】

24.聽力原文：W:(22)Idon'tknowifwe'llbeabletospareawholedayattheOceamParkWe'veonlygotfourdaysinHongKong,remember?

M:Oh,right,well,inthatcase.I'dadviseyoutogetthereearly.(22)Itopensat10o'clockinthemorningonweekends.Look,IthinkI'vegotaplanoftheplacesomewhere.Letmesee..,yes,hereweare.Youcanhavethis.

W:Thanks.

M:OK,I'llshowyou.Let'sstartwiththelowerlevel.See?Here?Youarrivebytaxiorbusorwhateverhere,ontheright,canyousee?That'sthebusterminal.Andyougoillthroughthemainentrance.(23)YoucouldgototheWaterWorldfirstbutIthinkyou'dbetterskipthatasyou'reshortoftime.

W:Icanseethecablecars.

M:OK,walkpastthecablecarterminal,attilebottomoftheplan,(24)andbearrightpasttheWaterfallGardens.Actually,havealookin,thereareducksandotherbirdsinthepoolthere--it'sverypretty.Thenyou'llseesomestepsupontheleft.Followthatpathandyou'llcometotileCentenaryGardenwhichisagoodplacetostopandtakepicturesifyou'vegotyourcamera.

W:What'sthenextplace?

M:Thencarryonuntilyou'realmostattheChildrenZoo.Ittakesquitealongtimetowalkaround.ButIdorecommendthe"touchandfeed"sectionopposite,asIsaid.(25)TheFunFairisveryinteresting,butit'sgreatfunforolderchildren.

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A.TheWaterfallGarden.

B.Thetheatre.

C.TheWaterWorld.

D.TheOceanPark.

25.(29)

A.Atthebackoftheplane.

B.Somewherebehindthepilot'scabininthefrontoftheplane.

C.Ontheright-handsideoftheplane.

D.Closetothesmallkitchen.

26.(41)

27.(31)

A.Quietplants.

B.Well-wateredplants

C.Healthyplants.

D.Thirstyplants.

28.聽力原文：M:IhaveanappointmenttoseeDoctorGrantforaphysicalexamination．AndIhadalreadymadeanappointment．

W:Pleasehaveaseat．Heisinsurgeryrightnow.MaybehalfanhourisOK．

Q:Wheredidtheconversationprobablytakeplace?

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A.Inadoctor'soffice.

B.Inanoperatingroom.

C.Inaprofessor'soffice.

D.Inagymnasium.

29.(47)

30.(24)

A.Over87,000workerswilllosetheirjobsinautocompanies.

B.Manypeoplewillhavetosaybye-byetotheirhighsalaries.

C.Theemployees'laid-offhasagreatimpactontheAmericanbusiness.

D.Americacannolongertakealeadinworldeconomy.

31.(22)

A.Becauseshecan'taffordit.

B.Becausenobodyinheruniversityuseit.

C.BecauseithasnoChinesewritingprogram,

D.Becauseshedoesn'tlikeitsappearance.

32.(21)

A.Heforgottotakehisrodandreelwhenhewentfishing.

B.Heoncestartedtoleavewithouthavinganypantson.

C.Heforgothiswalletahundredtimes.

D.Heonceforgothiswedding.

33.聽力原文：M:TheStudentClubisplanningaChineseSpeechCompetitionduringtheChineseNewYear.Howaboutgettingsomehelpfromtheschoolauthority?

W:Good.Thatwillgettheballrolling.

Q:Whatdoesthewomanmean?

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A.Gettingthehelpwillbedifficult.

B.Thehelpfromtheschoolauthoritywillgetthecompetitiontostart.

C.Shelikesballgames.

D.BothBand

34.SectionB

Directions:Inthissection,youwillhear3shortpassages.Attheendofeachpassage,youwillhearsomequestions.Boththepassageandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.

聽力原文：Ifyouareinyourtwenties,youownyourfirstcar,yourcareerismoreorlesslaunched,andyouarestartinglookingforwardtoowningahome,butyou'reworried,too.Perhapsyou'vegotsomedebt.Youprobablydon'thavemuchinthewayofsavings.Andwithoutyourexpenses,itdoesn'tlooklikeyouwillbeabletoimprovethesituationsoon.Ifyouwonderhowtocutcorners,there'sanobviousplacetolook,atyourspendinghabits.Doyoubuyasodaeachweekend?Wasteonedollaradayforfortyyearsandwhenyousettoretire,youfindyouraccountshortbyonehundredandninetythousanddollars.Grabthecalculatorandyoudiscoverthatoverfortyyearsgoingouttodinnertwiceamonthatfortydollarseachtime,amonthtohaveamillion.Evenapack-a-daycigaretteshabitwilllighteryourretirementaccountbythreehundredandthirtythousanddollars.AndthesamewithcableTV.Andthosecoolearrings.Theywillprobablyamounttoasmuchasonemillion.So,thefirstcluetoaccumulatingwealthistofocusonyourspendinghabits.Hereareacoupleoftrickstohelpyousaveevenifyouswearyoucan'taffordto.Startbuyingthingsthatfallratherthanriseinvalue,payyourselffirst.Beforeyoupaythemonthlybills,send25dollarstoamutualfund.Stopspendingcoins.Fromnowon,spendonlypapercurrencyandkeepthechangeeveryday.Getyourfamilyinvolved,andyou'lldoubleyoursavings.Usediscountticketsatthesupermarket,butusethemcorrectly.How?Ifyoureallywanttomaketheseticketsworthwhile,youactuallymustinvestintoyourmutualfundtheamountyousavebyusingthetickets.Otherwise,you'rewastingyourtimeandyourmoney.

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A.Familydebts.

B.Banksavings.

C.Monthlybills.

D.Spendinghabits.

35.SectionA

Directions:Inthissection,youwillhear8shortconversationsand2longconversations.Attheendofeachconversation,oneormorequestionswillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Boththeconversationandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Aftereachquestiontherewillbeapause.Duringthepause,youmustreadthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD,anddecidewhichisthebestanswer.

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A.Attendingtheparty.

B.Visitingsomefriends.

C.Studyingforanexam.

D.Takinganexam.

36.聽力原文：WhentheWestinghouseScienceTalentSearchTeamnameditstopachieversin1983,thegrandprizewenttoPaulNing,then16.

PaulNingisnotanative-bornAmerican.HeisthesonofaprofessorfromthePeople'sRepublicofChina.NingcametotheUnitedStatesattheageofthree.By11,hewasconstructingasimplewindtunneltostudytherelationshipbetweenspeedandpressure.NowbeingasenioratthesuperbBronxHighSchoolofScienceinNewYorkCity,Ningfeels:"Youhavetobeaggressiveinyourstudiestoreallyunderstandwhatyou'redoing."Hismotheradds:"Healwaystriestoprovetousandtohimselfthatheisthebest."

Outof40Westinghousefinalists,nine,includingNing,wereborninAsiaandthreeotherswereofAsiandescent.Thisstoryhasremindedusofthefactthatsome10%ofHarvardUniversity'sfreshmanclassisAsian-American.Whilenomorethan15%ofCaliforniahighschoolgraduatesareeligibleforadmissiontotheUniversityofCaliforniasystem,about40%ofAsian-Americanqualify.

MosteducatorsbelievethatAsianscholasticachievementhasmuchtodowithbreedingandnurture.ManyAsian-Americanchildrenhavealsowell-educatedparentswhoarealwaysontheschool'sside.Inaddition,mostAsiansregardeducationasthebestwaytorecognitionandsuccessthroughwhichtheypaytheindefinitedebttoparents.Also,thisisawayofshowingfilialduty.Asaresult,itisnowonderthatAsian-Americanchildrenusuallydoafarbetterjobthantheirclassmates.

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A.NewYorkCity.

B.SomewhereintheUnitedStates

C.SomewhereotherthantheUnitedStates.

D.SomewhereotherthanAsia.

37.(26)

A.Applyforthekindofworkyouwanttodo.

B.Applytothefirmthatyouwouldenjoyworkingfor.

C.Beconfidentthatyouwillgetthejobyouwant.

D.Answerandaskquestionssensibly.

38.SectionC

Directions:Inthissection,youwillhearapassagethreetimes.Whenthepassageisreadforthefirsttime,youshouldlistencarefullyforitsgeneralidea.Whenthepassageisreadforthesecondtime,youarerequiredtofillintheblanksnumberedfrom36to43withtheexactwordsyouhavejustheard.Forblanksnumberedfrom44to46youarerequiredtofillinthemissinginformation.Fortheseblanks,youcaneitherusetheexactwordsyouhavejustheardorwritedownthe

聽力原文：OneofthoserarelocalcreationsofAmerica,cowboypoetryhasalongandvividhistory,drivenbyitscolorfulpractitionersandmemorablepoems.

Cowboypoetryisaform.ofpoetrywhichgrewoutofatraditionofinstantcompositioncarriedonbyworkersoncattledrivesandranches.Afteradayofwork,cowboyswouldgatheraroundacampfireandentertainoneanotherwithtalltalesandfolksongs.Illiteracywascommon,sopoeticformswereemployedtohelpmemory.

Cowboypoetryisdistinctivebothinitsculturallyspecificsubjectmatteranditstraditionaluseofrhymeandmeter.Whiletherangeofemotionallandscapesexploredincowboypoetryarethetraditionalprovinceofpoetry,fromjoytogrief,fromhumortospirituality,theparticularsderivefromtheAmericanWest:horses,cattle,fire,storms,mythicfiguresofcowboysandranchers,andthesplendidwilderness.Inkeepingwiththeirsubjectmatter,cowboypoetstendtowriteinatraditional,rhymingstyle.Theyechofolksongsmorethanmodempoetry.

Contrarytocommonbelief,cowboypoetrydoesnotactuallyhavetobewrittenbycowboys,thoughadherentswouldclaimthatauthorsshouldhavesomeconnectiontothecowboylifesuchthattheycanwritepoetrywithan"insider'sperspective".

TheriseofthecowboypoetcoincideswiththevirtualdisappearancefrompopularcultureofanotherWesternfigure.Hollywoodusedtomakedozensoffilmsayearaboutsquare-jawedgunslingers(槍手).Itnowproducesalmostnone,andthereiscurrentlynonewWesternseriestobefoundontelevisionorbasiccable.Butthedepartureoftheheroiccowboyhasopenedsomeroomforgentler,morereflectivevoices.Althoughitisgrowing,theiraudienceissmaller:unlikeWesternfilms,cowboypoetryismostlyproducedbyWesterners,forWesterners.

OneofthoserarelocalcreationsofAmerica,cowboypoetryhasalongandvividhistory,drivenbyitscolorfulpractitionersandmemorablepoems.

Cowboypoetryisaform.ofpoetrywhichgrewoutofa【36】ofinstantcompositioncarriedonbyworkersoncattledrivesandranches.Afteradayofwork,cowboyswouldgatheraroundacampfireand【37】oneanotherwithtalltalesandfolksongs.【38】wascommon,sopoeticformswereemployedtohelpmemory.

Cowboypoetryis【39】bothinitsculturallyspecificsubjectmatteranditstraditionaluseofrhymeandmeter.Whiletherangeof【40】landscapesexploredincowboypoetryarethetraditionalprovinceofpoetry,fromjoyto【41】,fromhumortospirituality,theparticulars【42】fromtheAmericanWest:horses,cattle,fire,storms,mythicfiguresofcowboysandranchers,andthesplendidwilderness.Inkeepingwiththeirsubjectmatter,cowboypoetstendtowriteinatraditional,rhymingstyle.They【43】folksongsmorethanmodempoetry.

【44】,thoughadherentswouldclaimthatauthorsshouldhavesomeconnectiontothecowboylifesuchthattheycanwritepoetrywithan"insider'sperspective".

【45】.Hollywoodusedtomakedozensoffilmsayearaboutsquare-jawedgunslingers(槍手).Itnowproducesalmostnone,andthereiscurrentlynonewWesternseriestobefoundontelevisionorbasiccable.【46】.Althoughitisgrowing,theiraudienceissmaller:unlikeWesternfilms,cowboypoetryismostlyproducedbyWesterners,forWesterners.

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39.SectionC

Directions:Inthissection,youwillhearapassagethreetimes.Whenthepassageisreadforthefirsttime,youshouldlistencarefullyforitsgeneralidea.Whenthepassageisreadforthesecondtime,youarerequiredtofillintheblanksnumberedfrom36to43withtheexactwordsyouhavejustheard.Forblanksnumberedfrom44to46youarerequiredtofillinthemissinginformation.Fortheseblanks,youcaneitherusetheexactwordsyouhavejustheardorwritedownthe

Inthepasthundredyearsamillionpeoplehavediedinearthquakes,anothermillionhavebeenkilledby【B1】______andtornadoesand9millionhavelosttheirlivesinfloods.Inadditiontothismanymillionsmorehavediedasaresultoffamineanddisease.Weshouldalsonotforgetinmanyoftheworld'scountries【B2】______,chronicwatershortage,isafactoflife,especiallyintheAfricanSahelregion【B3】______theSaharadesert.

Scientistsandengineersaroundtheworldhavemadegreatadvancesinearthquakeengineering.Itis,ofcourse,【B4】______physicallytomovecitiessuchasTokyoandSanFranciscothathavebeenbuiltinearthquake【B5】______.Butmostoftenitisnottheearthquakethat【B6】______people,itisthe【B7】______buildings,bridgesandotherstructuresthatcausedeaths,andthe【B8】______ofthathappeningcanbegreatlyreducedbybetterbuildingprograms.

【B9】______.【B10】______wehavecatapulted(彈射)hundredsofspeciesofplantsandanimalsintoextinction,atthesametimepossiblywreckingourownlong-termprospectsforsurvival.【B11】______.

【B1】

40.(43)

三、4.ReadingComprehension(ReadinginDepth)(20題)41.

Accordingtothelastparagraph,theroleplayedbyMr.PotatoHeadis______.

A.asimplechildren'stoy

B.everyone'sbestfriend

C.anentertainmentstar

D.apopularculturalsymbol

42.

Thefactthatparentscheckthecontentsofthebookorthefilmfortheirchildrentoreadorseeshows______.

A.thenecessityofcensorship

B.manybooksandfilmsarebad

C.childrenneedtheirparentstohelpthemunderstandmore

D.theparentsarepermissive

43.

Itistruethat______.

A.everyoneisinterestedinscientificfindings

B.theaveragemanoftenusesinhisownvocabularywhatwasoncetechnicallanguagenotmeantforhim

C.aneducatedpersonwouldbeexpectedtoknowmosttechnicalterms

D.variousprofessionsandoccupationsofteninterchangetheirdialectsandjargons

44.

【C6】

45.

Whichofthefollowingstatementsisbetterwhenadrivermakesanaccident?

A.He'dbetterstayuntilthepolicecome.

B.Itisnoneedforhimtowaitforthearrivalofthepolice.

C.Hehastofinishtheformalities.

D.Itiswisetogoawaywithoutnotinganything.

46.

Besidesinformationonthetroubleswithchild-bearing,PlannedGrandparenthoodalsooffersguidanceon____________tochildrentargetedbytheirparentstoreproduce.

47.

Itcanbeinferredthatwhenachildseehisfatherfeelfearatasnake,heprobably______.

A.regardshisfather'sreactionasfunny

B.feelsscaredbyhisfather'sunusualbehavior

C.learnthefearfromhisfather'sresponse

D.turnstohismotherforparentalprotection

48.

Theauthorfounditthemostembarrassingthat______.

A.hehadtopracticethepoeminfrontoftheclass

B.hehadtoputfeelingandemotionintothepoem

C.hismistakeswerepointedoutbyMr.Priestley

D.hispracticewasappreciatedbyMr.Priestley

49.

Whentheirworkplacesbecomefartherandfartherfromhome,peoplefinallylost________withtheirhomelives.

50.

Fromthepassagewemayinferthattheauthorismostprobably______.

A.aprofessionalwriter

B.aninstructorofwriting

C.aneducator

D.apublisher

51.

Theterm"subjects"(line7,para.3)refersto______.

A.wavesB.dreamsC.volunteersD.instruments

52.

Wecanlearnfromthelastparagraphthat______.

A.itisnecessarytoobtainasmuchknowledgeaspossible

B.peopleshouldmakethebestuseoftheinformationaccessible

C.weshouldrealizetheimportanceofaccumulatinginformation

D.itisofvitalimportancetoacquireneededinformationefficiently

53.

InParagraph3,theauthormainlyemploys______toillustratehispoint.

A.examplesB.figuresC.comparisonsD.definitions

54.

【C8】

55.

OnwhatbasisdoCaliforniacarmakersquestionthelawofcontrollingCO2emission?

A.Thestateassemblyhasnoauthoritytopassthelaw.

B.CO2isnotanairthatpollutestheair.

C.CO2isnotanairthatcausesglobalwarming.

D.TheCongresshasnotacceptedthelawyet.

56.

Itisimpliedthat,inthelongrun,mostLatinosinArizonawill______.

A.bejobless

B.bebadly-paid

C.dolow-skilljobs

D.dohigh-skilljobs

57.

Whatqualitydoemploymentinterviewerslookforincollegeseniorsforexecutivetraining?

58.

WhichofthefollowingwasNOTmentionedasafactorcontributingtothespreadofemployment?

A.Theenclosuresofthe17thand18thcent