大學(xué)英語六級(jí)閱讀理解練習(xí)和參考答案

大學(xué)英語六級(jí)閱讀理解練習(xí)和參考答案

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Onceyourepreparedforasituation,youre50percentof...

下面是我整理的，希望對(duì)大家有幫助。

Onceyourepreparedforasituation,youre50percentoftheway

towardovercomingnervousness.Theother50percentisthephysical

andmentalcontrolofnervousness;adjustingyourattitudesoyou

haveconfidence,andcontrolofyourselfandyouraudience.

Iwasinthetheaterformanyyearsandalwayswenttoworkwith

terriblestagefright一untilIwasin"TheKingandI〃.Whilewaiting

offstageonenight,IsawYulBrynner,theshowsstar,pushingin

alungingpositionagainstawall.Itlookedasthoughhewanted

toknockitdown."Thishelpsmecontrolmynervousness,z，he

explained.

Itrieditand,sureenough,freedmyselffromstagefright.Not

onlythat,butpushingthewallseemedtogivemeawholenewkind

ofphysicalenergy.LaterIdiscoveredthatwhenyoupushagainst

awallyoucontracttherr.usclesthatliejustbelowwhereyourribs

begintosplay（展開）.Icallthisareathe"vitaltriangle”.

Tounderstandhowthesemuscleswork,trythis:sitina

straight-backedchairandleanslightlyforward.Putyourpalms

togetherinfrontofyou,yourelbowspointingoutthesides,your

fingertipspointingupward,andpushsothatyoufeelpressurein

theheelsofyourpalmsandunderyourarms.

Sayssssssss,likeahiss.Asyoureexhalingthes,contractthose

musclesinthevitaltriangleasthoughyouwererowingaboat,

pullingtheoarsbackandup.Thevitaltriangleshouldtighten.

Relaxthemusclesattheendofyourexhalation,theninhalegently.

Youcanalsoadjustyourattitudetopreventnervousness.What

yousaytoyourselfsendsamessagetoyouraudience.Ifyoutell

yourselfyoureafraid,thatsthemessageyourlistenerreceives.

Soselecttheattitudeyouwanttocommunicate.Attitudeadjusting

isyourmentalsuitofarmoragainstnervousness.Ifyouentertain

onlypositivethoughts,youwillbegivingoutthesewords:joyand

ease,enthusiasm,sincerityandconcern,andauthority.

21.Toovercomenervousness,oneshould.

A.adjusthisattitudeaswellasmakepreparationforagathering

B.asktheaudiencetogivehimconfidence

C.trynottobeknockeddownbystagefright

D.waitoffstage

22.“TheKingand1〃shouldbe

A.afilmB.anovel

C.aplayD.asong

23.ThewritercitesexamplesinParagraphs4and5tosupport

hisstatementthat.

A.youwillhaveapositiveeffectbyputtingenergyintoyour

voice

B.youre50percentofthewaytowardsovercomingnervousnessonce

youarepreparedforasituation

C.youwillhaveawholenewkindofphysicalenergybypushing

againstawall

D.ifyoumasterthetechniquesinformedbytheauthoryourwill

neverbenervousagain

24.YulBrynnerpushedthewallinorderto.

A.showthewriterhowtoovercomenervousness

B.pulldownthewall

C.getphysicalenergy

D.overcomehisownnervousness

25.Ifyouhaveactivethoughts,youraudiencewilldetect___.

A.thatyouarefulloffearanddepression

B.thatyouaretighteningyourvitaltriangle

C.thatyouarejoyfulandeasy-going

D.thatyouarerelaxingyourmuscles

21.A22.C23.C24.D25.C

：HerestoYourHealth

Astheonlyfreshmanonhisschoolsvarsity（代表隊(duì)）wrestlingteam,

Todwasanxioustofitinwithhisolderteammates.Onenightafter

amatch,hewasofferedawhiskybottleontheridehome.Todfelt

hehadtoaccept,orhewouldseemlikeasissy.Hetookaswallow,

andeverytimethebottlewaspassedbacktohim,hetookanother

swallow.Aftersevenswallows,hepassedout.Histerrified

teammatescarriedhimintohishome,andhismotherthenrushedto

thehospital.Afterhisstomachwaspumped,Todlearnedthathis

bloodalcohollevelhadbeensohighthathewasluckynottobe

inacomaordead.

Althoughalcoholsometimescausesrapidpoisoning,frequently

leadstolong-termaddiction,andalwaysthreatensself-control,

oursocietyencouragesdrinking.Manyparents,bytheirexample,

givechildrentheimpressionthatalcoholisanessentialingredient

ofsocialgatherings.Peerpressureturnsbachelorparties,

fraternityinitiations［同仁聯(lián)誼會(huì)入會(huì)）,andspring-semester

beachvacationsintocompetitionsin〃gettingtrashed."Insoap

operas,charmingcharacterspourScotchwhiskeyfromcrystalbottle

asreadilyasmostpeopleturnonthefaucetfortapwater.Infilms

androckvideos,trend-setterspartyinnightclubsandbars.And

whocanrecallatelevisedbaseballorbasketballgamewithouta

beercommercial?Bytheageof21,theaverageAraericanhasbeen

drinkingonTVabout75,000times.Alcoholadsappearwithpounding

frequency一inmagazines,onbillboards,incollege

newspapers一contributingtoaharmfulmythaboutdrinking.

Partofthemythisthatliquorsignalsprofessionalsuccess.In

amensmagazine,onefulladforScotchwhiskeyshowstwomen

seatedinanelegantrestaurant.Bothareintheirthirties,

perfectlygroomed,andwearingexpensivegreysuits.Thewindowsare

draped（懸掛）withvelvet（天鵝絨）＞thetablewithspotlesswhite

linen.Eachplace-settingconsistsofalong-stemmedwatergoblet,

silverutensilsandthicksilverplates.Oneachplateishalf-empty

cocktailglass.Thetwomenaregrinningandshakinghands,asif

theyvejustconcludedabusinessdeal.Thecaptionreads,“Thetaste

ofsuccess.〃

Contrarytowhattheliquorcompanywouldhaveusbelieve,

drinkingismorecloselyrelatedtolackofsuccessthanto

achievement.Amongstudents,theheaviestdrinkershavethelowest

grades.Intheworkforce,alcoholicsarefrequentlylateorabsent,

tendtoperformpoorly,andoftengetfired.Although,alcoholabuse

occursinalleconomicclasses,itremainsmostsevereamongthe

poor.

Anotherpartofthealcoholmythisthatdrinkingmakesyoumore

attractivetotheoppositesex."Hot,hot,hot,〃onecommercials

soundtrack（電影酉己樂）begins,asthecamerascansacrowdof

college-agebeachgoers.Nextitfollowsthecurveofawomansleg

uptoherbarehipandlingersthere.Sheisyoung,beautiful,

wearingabikini.Ayoungguy,carryinganicechest（箱子），

positionshimselfneartowhereshesits.Heistan,muscular.She

doesntshowmuchinterest-untilheopensthechestandtakesout

abeer.Nowshesmilesoverathim.Heraiseshiseyebrowsand,

invitingly,holdsupanothercan.Shejoinshim.This