2023年历年六级英语听力试题答案原文打印版

1993年1月大学英语六级（CET-6）真题试卷PartIＬiｓteｎｉngComprehｅnsion(20minｕｔes）SectionA１．ﻩＡ)Iｔwａsmisｌeadｉng.Ｂ)Iｔｗａsenjｏyabｌe．C)Itwasrａtheｒbｏriｎg．D)Iｔwasjuｓｔsｏ-ｓｏ．2.ﻩA)Popｍuｓic.B)Fｏlkmｕｓｉc.Ｃ)Classicalmusic.Ｄ)Ａｌlｋｉndsofmusic.3.ﻩＡ)Hewilｌｆｌｙdｉreｃtlytohiｓdestｉnation.B)HehasｔｏchａngeatAｌｂａｎｙ.C）Hｅisstillnｏtsurｅhoｗtogeｔtheｒe．D)HemｕstcｈaｎgeatJacｋｓonviｌle.4. A）It’slatｅ.Ｂ）Iｔ’scrowed.C）It’ｓemｐty.D)It’soｎtiｍｅ．５. Ａ)Unusual.B)Ｅnthusiastｉｃ.Ｃ)Seｒious.D)Tｈreaｔeninｇ.６.ﻩA)Herｎａmｅiｓｏnｔｈetopofthｅlisｔ.Ｂ)Shewiｌlｂethelasttｏbeiｎｔerviewed.C)Shｅisｅxpeｃtingajobinｔerviｅw.D)Sｈemustfixadateｆoｒtheｊob.7.ﻩA）Theｈusbaｎdｉsｎotusｕaｌlysoobservａnt.B)Tｈeｗiｆeisａnnｏyedａthｅrhｕｓbａｎd’scompｌａiｎt.C)Ｔｈeｈｕsbａｎdhasn’ｔtoldthetruｔh.D）Tｈewifｅisｇｏinｇtotheｈａirdrｅsser’s.8. A)Thestudentｍｉsstｈfessoｒveｒymuch.Ｂ)Theprｏfessｏrdｉdn’tgｉvetｈｅｌesｓoｎ.C)AnewcｏursewillbeginｎexｔMoｎday.D)Ｓomehｏmeworｋwasaｓsignedtoｔhesｔudents.９. A)Sｈeａcceptｅｄｔhｅirrequest.Ｂ)Sheｒeｊecｔedtheｉrrequesｔ.Ｃ)Sheagｒeedtｏcｏnsiｄeｒｔheirrequｅst．D)Ｓheａskedthemtocｏmeｗｉthtｈeotheｒ.10．ﻩA)Atwork.Ｂ)Ｂackathｏmｅ.C)Aｔtｈemeeting.D）Ａwayfｒomhome.SeｃｔionBＰasｓaｇeOneQｕestions11tｏ１3aｒebaｓedoｎthｅｐaｓｓageyｏｕhａｖejustheaｒｄ.１1． A)Cheａｐclothes.B)Expｅnｓivecｌoｔhes.C)Faｓhiｏnabｌecloｔhes.Ｄ)Infoｒｍalclothｅs.1２.ﻩA）Theyenjｏｙloudmusic.B)Tｈｅyselｄｏmlosetheirｔemper.Ｃ)Thｅywanttohａvｅchildren.D)Theyenｊoymodeｒｎdances．１3. Ａ)Hertwinsｉstｅrｏｆtenbringsfriendｓhomeandthisanｎoｙstｈespｅaker.B)Theycan’tagreｅｏnthecoｌoｒoftheｒoom.C)Tｈeycan’tagreeｏnthekｉｎdoｆfuｒｎｉture.Ｄ）Thespeakerlｉkestｏkｅepthiｎgsneatwhilehｅrｔwinsiｓteｒdoesn’t.PａssageＴwoQuｅsｔｉoｎs１４tｏ17ａrebａseｄｏnthｅpａｓｓａgeyouhaveｊuｓtheａｒd．１４. A)Ｉnthｅfｉrstseｍesｔer.Ｂ)Ｉnthｅsｅconｄsemesｔｅｒ.C）Ｉnｔhethirdｓeｍｅsｔer.D)Inthefourｔhseｍester.1５．ﻩＡ）Sｈeisiｌl.B)Shｅistooｏld．C)Herｈuｓbａndｗantsheｒtｏ．D)Hｅrhｕsbaｎdisiｌｌ．16.ﻩＡ)Ｈｉｓfatheｒ．B)Ｈismotｈer.C)Hisgirlfｒｉend.Ｄ)Hｉsteacher.１7. A)Hｅｈasdecidｅｄtｏcontｉnｕehisstudｉes.B)Hehａsstilltomakeadeｃisｉon．Ｃ）Hehaｓｄeｃidｅdtogiｖｅuｐｈisjｏb.D)Hｅｈａsstilｌtotaｋeapartｔimejoｂ.PassageThreeＱuｅstiｏｎs18to20ａrebaseｄｏntｈｅpassagｅyouhavｅｊustｈeaｒd.1８. Ａ)Tweｎｔｙyears.Ｂ)Acoupleofweｅks.Ｃ)Ａcｏupleofyｅaｒs.Ｄ)Ｆiveyeaｒs.１9.ﻩＡ)Davidhadｂeeｎseｌlingcars.Ｂ）Daｖidhadtaughtbusiness.C)Daviｄhaｄbecomeａsaｌｅｓman.D）Dａvidhadmａdeａlotofmｏney.2０. A)Richｐｅoplｅarenoｔhａppｙ.Ｂ)Beinｇrｉchｉｓtｈｅbeｓtｔhｉｎgｉｎtｈewoｒｌd.C)Ｂeinｇｒｉｃhisnotalwayｓagｏoｄthing．D）Rｉchpeoｐｌｅareusｕａllｙwithｔheｉrfａmiｌiｅｓ．19９３年1月六级参考答案ＰaｒtI1.ﻩＣ２. B３.ﻩＡ4.ﻩD5．ﻩB6.ﻩＢ7.ﻩＣ8. A9. A1０. D1１. C１2.ﻩD13.ﻩＢ14． D１5.ﻩA16. C17． D18. B19. D20. B1９9３年1月六级听力原文ＳectionA1. 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Ｍ:Prof.Ｊacksｏｎ,wewereｗonｄｅriｎｇiｆwecouｌdｓiｔinyoｕrEnglishcｌasｓ?W:IwｉshIcouｌdsay“yeｓ”.ＢutｉfIaｃcｅpteｄyoutwｏ,Iwｏｎderhoｗtosａy“No”toaloｔｏfotheｒｓwhｏhaverａisｅｄ.ｔhesａｍｅｒequeｓt．Q：Wｈａtｄｏestheprofeｓsｏrmean？１0.ﻩW:ＷiｌlRｉｃhardｂecｏｍｉｎgｔothemeｅtingtoｎigｈｔ?M:He’ssuppｏsedto.Butinｆacｔhewｏn’tbebaｃkfｒomthevｏcatiｏnuntilthedayafｔertoｍｏrrｏw．Ｑ:WhereisRichaｒdnoｗ?SecｔionBＰassageOneTwｉnsiｓtｅraｒeｓupposedtobevｅryｍｕchalｉke,areｔheynｏｔ?Well,mｙtwinJaneａndＩdoｌoｏkaｌike．Howevｅｒ,wearediffｅrentinmanywaｙｓ.Weliｋｅvｅrｙdｉfferentstyｌeｓoｆｃｌothiｎg.Iｐrｅfertｏdｒｅssinfoｒｍａllｙ,whereasmytｗｉｎsistｅｒdrｅsseslikｅamｏdel,alwａｙsinthelatｅstｆaｓhions.Wehaveverysimilarｃｈaｒａcｔersinmoｓtways.Idonoｔgetangryandenjoyｂeｉngwｉtｈfｒiends.Inｔhisｒespｅct，mytｗｉnsisｔerfeelstｈｅｓame．BｕtｓｈeｌｉkesｌoudmuｓicandmｏderｎdａnceｓｗｈiｌeIfiｎｄthａtnightcｌuｂsgiveｍeａheadachｅ.Sheｉsalwayswitｈfriｅndｓ,ｉsｔhefavｏｒｉteofourtｅacheｒsaｎdneｖerwantstohaｖｅchildrｅn，whereaｓIｐrｅfｅrtobｅalｏneatｔiｍｅs,ｄon’tｒealｌytｒｙtoｉｍprｅssmyteａchersａnｄintenｄsoｍeｄaｙｔoｈaveafaｍｉｌyｏfmｙｏwｎ．Ｗehａvｅtriｅdtolivｅinthesaｍerｏｏmsevｅｒaltimesaｎdevｅnaｇｒeeｄｏnｔheｃｏlｏrwｅlikｅbestandtheｋindoｆfurnitureｗeｗanted.BuｔIliketｏkｅeｐthiｎgsｎeaｔａnｄorｄerｌywhileｍｙtwiｎsisｔeraｃtsasiftherewereasｅrｖａntaｒｏｕndｔｏｐickｕpallthethiｎｇsthatgｅｔtｈrownｏnthefloor.Ilikeｔogotｏｂｅｄearlyａｎｄgetupeａrlｙ.Iｎcｏntrａsｔ，ｓｈeｄoesn’tseemtｏhaｖeanydefinｉtｅhabｉts,ｏfteｎｇoestoｂｅｄveryｌａｔeaｎdthenslｅepｓlａｔｅthｅnextday.Ｑuesｔions１1tｏ13arebasedonｔhepassagｅyouhａvｅjustheａrd.１１. 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WhｙwｏｕｌdJｏe’smotｈeｒgiveupherjｏｂ？16．ﻩWhoａdvisedJoetogiｖeuphiｓstudies?１7．ﻩWhatisJoeｇoiｎgｔoｄo?PaｓsageThrｅeAcouｐｌeｏfweeksago,ＩraｎintomyｂoyfriendＤaｖｉdfｏrtheｆirsttimeinｔwentyyｅars．IheaｒdtｈatＤａviｄhadmadefortuneoｎthestｏckmaｒket.SoIwassuｒprisedｈewaｓn’tdriviｎｇaｎexｐｅｎsivecaｒ,oｒwｅaringexpeｎｓｉvｅclotｈes.Asａmatteroｆｆaｃｔ,helookeｄalotｌikeｍe，weaｒiｎganinexpensivｅsuitｔhａtlookｅｄacoupleoｆyeａrsｏldanｄdｒiviｎgaｎolｄｃarｗiｔhaliｔtlerusｔthｅedgeｓ.Iａskedhimwhａｔhｅwasdoiｎgintheseｙearsandhesaｉdhewasｔｅachinｇbusinｅsｓataloｃalｃoｍmｕniｔycoｌlege.“Tｅacｈiｎgｂｕsｉness？”Ieｘｃlaimed.IthｏughtIheａrdyouｗeｒeinNeｗYoｒk,ｍａkingafoｒtunｅinｓｔocks.Ｄavｉｄsmiled，“Ｙes,Ididｎ’tｔhａｔuntilabｏutfiveｙearsaｇo．ButIｇoｔoｕt．Tｈeｓtresswａsgｉvingyouastoｍachacheaｎdabadｈeaｒｔ.Bｅsｉdｅs,ｏnceIgｏｔintoｔhａｔbusineｓs,Ihaｄtｏrunjｕsttokeepup.Ｉdｉｄnothavｅanｙｔimetoｓpｅndｗithmｙfａmｉｌy.Ｗearｅｍuchhaｐpiｅrnow.”Ｉｓhｏokmyｈead.Hｅｈadcｈoseｎeverymａn’sambitionbｕtheｇａveitup.Ihadａlｗayｓdrｅaｍedｏｆhavingmoｎey．Bｕｔitneveroccuｒredtoｍethatthereｍiｇhtbedisadvａntageｓtｏbeinrich．Questionｓ18ｔo20ａrｅbasedonthｅpassａgeyouｈavejｕｓtheard.１8．ﻩＨｏwlonｇagodidthespeａkerｌaｓｔmeeｔｈiｓfrｉｅndDaｖid?19． WhａthadthｅｓpｅakｅrｈearｄａbｏuｔDaｖｉdｂefｏretｈeｙｍｅt？２0.Whaｔdidｔhespeakerｒｅalizeattｈeend?1993年6月大学英语六级（CET－6)真题试卷PartIListｅninｇＣoｍpreheｎsｉoｎ(20mｉｎutes)SectioｎA１.ﻩA)No,it’ｓopｅnｏnｌytoteacｈersａndpｏsｔgraduａtｅs．B)Yｅs,hｅcanstudythｅrｅifhｅiswrｉｔingaresearｃhpaper.C）Yｅs，beｃａｕｓeheisasenioｒstｕdent.D）Yes,ｂutheｎeedstｈeapprovalbyhisprｏfｅsｓoｒ.２．ﻩA)Iｔwａsprettyｇｏod.B)Iｔｗasｒatherdull.C)Ｉtwasnotwｅaｎiｚed.Ｄ)Iｔwasatｔendedｂymanｙpeopｌe.３．ﻩA)Thｅeｆfecｔsoｆtheｆlood．Ｂ)Thehｅroicｆigｈtagａinstaflooｄ.Ｃ)Thecaｕseｏftheflooｄ.D)Floodsofｔｈｅpaｓttwentyyearｓ.4.ﻩＡ）Theywerebｏthｂｕｓｙdoiｎgthｅiroｗnwork.B）Tｈeyｗaiｔｅdfoｒeａchotｈｅratdｉffｅrｅntpｌaces.C）Thｅyｗentｔothｅstreetｃｏrneｒatdｉｆfｅreｎttｉmes．D)Ｔhｅmanwentｔｏtheｃonｃertbuｔｔhｅwomandidn’ｔ.５. A)Theairiｓpｏllｕteｄ．Ｂ)Tｈepeｏplｅｔhereａrｅtｅｒriｂle.C)It’stoｏwｉnｄy．D)Thebｅacheｓaredirty.6. A)ＩnMeｘiｃｏ．B)IｎＣａlifｏrniａ.C）Ｉｎthecity.D）ＩnNewMeｘiｃo.7． A）Thｅwomanblａmesthemanforhiｓabseｎce.B)Ｔhewoｍanｔhｉnkｓthａｔｅverythiｎgwaｓaｌlrighｔ．C）Theｗomａｎthanｋｓtｈeｍanforhｉｓｅffoｒts．D)Ｔｈｅｗomａndｏesn’tｔhｉnｋitｗastheman’ｓfaｕlt.8． A)Heｈａｓtｏomanyｄreams．B)Heｌｉｋestoｓleep.Ｃ）Hedoｅsn’ｔｐｕthｉsideasiｎtopractice.D）Hedoesn’thaｖｅmａｎygｏodｉｄeas．９.ﻩA）Gｅｔtinｇextraｃredits.B)TherequiremｅｎｔsofａｎM.A.degree.Ｃ)ThｅcｒedｉthｏｕｒsreｑuiredfｏraｎM.A.dｅgｒeｅ.D)Taｋingmoｒeoｐtｉonaｌcouｒｓｅs.10. A)Ｔheygeｔaｂaｒgainrighｔａway．B)Theyhaｖealｏokａｔtｈｅadｖerｔisｅmenｔ.C)TｈｅｙsｅｌｌtｈeiｒTＶｓet．D)TｈｅygoandｂuyaｂｉgＴVset．SｅctiｏnＢＰasｓageOneQuesｔｉｏns11tｏ１3ａrebasedonthｅpａssaｇｅyoｕhavejusｔｈeard.11. Ａ)Becaｕsemaｎypｅopｌedon’tknｏwｈowｔobｅｈaｖeinsocialsituatｉｏｎs.Ｂ）Becaｕsｅmosｔpeｏpｌeaｒeshybynａｔure．Ｃ)Nｏbodyｗilllaughａｔyoufｏｒbｅｉngshy.D)Shynｅsｓiｓdiｆficultｔoovｅrcomｅ.12.ﻩA)Bｙpｒedｉction．B)Bｙｒecordinｇ.C)Thｒoughobservation.D)Thrｏughinteｒviewｉng.1３. A)Ｔoｏｂseｒvｅpeople’sattitudetowardssｔｒangers.B）Toseehowｐｅoplｅgeｔａlｏngwiｔhｔhｅｉrfrieｎds.Ｃ)Tocｈaｎgepeople’sｂehａvioｕｒinｓｏciａllｉfe.Ｄ）Tｏfｉｎｄouｔhowshｙpeopｌｅarｅ.PasｓａｇｅTwｏQuesｔions１4to１7areｂasedoｎthepaｓsagｅyouhavｅjustheard.１4．ﻩＡ）Ahｏｕsｅwife.B)Asinger.Ｃ）Ateacher.D)Ａmusiciａn.1５．ﻩA)Theviolinwasｔooｅｘｐｅnｓｉvｅ.B)Shewasｔｏoｙｏunｇtoplayｔhevｉoｌin.C)Ｔheｖiｏｌiｎwastoobｉgfｏrher．D)Hermotherwａntedherｔｏpｌaythｅpiａno.16.ﻩA）Toplaｙthevioｌinonceagaｉｎ.B）TｏgotoｔheUnｉｔedSｔatｅｓ.Ｃ)Toapｐlyforａschoｌａrship.D)Tohａveheｒｐerformancｅtａpｅd.１7． A)Ｔｏlivｅａｍｏｒecoｍfoｒtａbｌeliｆe．B）Togivepeｒforｍanｃeｓ.C)Tobeaｐuｐiｌofaｆａmousvｉolinｉｓｔ．D）Toeｎterafamousunivｅrｓity.PassageThrｅeQuestions18tｏ20areｂaseｄoｎtheｐassａgｅyouhａvejusthearｄ.18.ﻩＡ)Beｃausethｅyhａvehaｄlittleｅxｐｏsurｅtoｈｉgｈlevelofsounds．Ｂ)Ｂecａusetｈeｙsufferｆroｍｈeａringloｓｓ.Ｃ）Beｃausetheｙdｏｎ’tknowhowtooｐeratｅstereｏsystemｓ．D)Ｂecausetｈｅｙaｒenotqualiｆiedｅnｇineｅｒs.１9．ﻩA）Ayeａraｇo.Ｂ）Ａdeｃaｄeago.C）Threeyeａrsagｏ．D）Fｉveyearｓaｇo.２0. A)Providinｇａwarningliｇhtwhｅntｈｅｓｏundistooｌoｕd．B)Produciｎgｍorepersｏnａｌsｔerｅosysteｍｓ.C)Restrｉｃtingtheuseofperｓonalsterｅｏs.Ｄ)Ｓeｔｔｉngｕｐastandaｒｄｉzedｈeaｒiｎgtest.１９９3年6月六级参考答案PartI１. D2.ﻩC3.ﻩＡ4. Ｂ５．ﻩA6. B7．ﻩＡ8．ﻩC９．ﻩC10.ﻩD11．ﻩＢ１2． C13. Ｄ14.ﻩD15.ﻩA16．ﻩD17．ﻩC18．ﻩB19. Ｄ２０. A1993年6月六级听力原文1． M：Hｅlｌｏ,I’maｓeｎiorｓtｕｄent.Ｃouldｙｏｕtｅllmｅｗhetheｒtｈｉsrｅferenceｒｏomiｓｏnlyｆorfａcultｙmemberｓ？W:Nｏ,iｔ’saaｌｓoopenｔothｅｐosｔgraduａtes;ａnｄundｅrgrａduateｓcａncomｅｔｏｏiftｈey’fessｏrs’writtenpermｉssｉｏn.Q:Canｔheｍaｎstudyｉnｔｈereｆereｎｃerｏｏｍ？２. W:Let’sｔalkabouttheｐｒｅｐaraｔionsｆortheｐarty.M:Riｇht.Wereａｌlｙnｅedtｏplanbetterthｉstimｅ.Remｅmbｅrwhaｔａmessitwaｓaｔthelaｓtparty！Q:Wｈaｔdｏweknowaｂoutｔhelastparty?3．ﻩW:Ｔｈｉshasｂeentｈewｏrstｆlooｄfortｈepast20yearｓ.Ｉthasｃａusedmucｈdaｍageaｎdｄestrucｔion.M:Lｏoｋａtｔｈepｒｉcｅsoffruｉtsandvｅgeｔａbｌes.Noｗondeｒtheyaresoexpeｎsｉve.Ｑ:Wｈａtaretheytalkingabout?4.ﻩW:Ｇｅoｒge．Ｗｈerewereyｏuｙeｓterdayeｖｅｎing？Ｉｅxpeｃtｅdtｏsｅｅyouａtthｅconcert．M：Oh,Iｗａitｅdｆoryouaｔthｅｃornｅrofyourstrｅet.ThｅnIlookedforyouatｙｏuｒfｌａt,buttｈehoｕsｅkｅepersaidyouwereout.Ｑ:Whydidn’ｔtheymｅetthaｔｅvening?5.ﻩＷ：ＴｈeｐlaceI’vｅheａrdsomuchabｏutｉｓＬosAngeles.Thｅclimaｔｅｉsprｅttｙｇoｏd.Year－roundｆｌｏwｅrs,Year－roｕndswimmiｎg．Ｈｏｗdolｉkeit?M:Ｗelｌ,thebｅａchｅｓarebｅａuｔｉful.Butpeoｐlethｅreaｒetｅrｒｉblｙannoｙｅdbythediｒｔyａir.Iｍeaｎ，thｅcombinaｔionｏffog，smoｋeanｄautｏｍobileexｈaust．Thereisnoｔｅｎoｕgｈwｉndｔoblowiｔａway.Q：WhatｄoesthemanthiｎｋofLｏsAngｅleｓ?6.ﻩM:I’ｄlikｅtomａkeanapｐointｍeｎttoｓｅeDr.Ｓｍiｔｈｔomorroｗ.W:I’msorry．Dr.SｍitｈwｅntｏnａweekvａcaｔioniｎＭexico,ａndonhiswayｂａckｈｅ’ｌlｂestａyinginCaliforniａfoｒ５ｄaｙs．Letmeｓee．He’ｌlproｂaｂｌyｂｅｂacktｈｅdayafterｔomorrow.Q:WhereisＤr.Sｍithnoｗ？７. M:Ｌook,I’msorｒyIdidｎ’tturnuｐｆoｒtｈematchyeｓterｄay,butitwasn’ｔreallyｍｙfaｕlt,youknoｗ.W：Iｔ’ｓallverywｅｌlsayinｇiｔwasｎ’tyourfault,ｂｕtthanksｔoｙouwｅlosｔ１0to1.Q：Whａtdowelearｎfｒomtheconversatiｏn?８．ﻩＭ：YouｃaｌlＨenrｙadｒeamｅr,butIｔhinｋhe’sgotaｌotｏfｇoｏdｉｄeaｓ.Ｗ：Goodideａsａreoｎlｙｕsefｕliｆyｏuｍａｋesｏｍeｔhｉngoutoｆthｅｍ．Q:ＷhydoesthｅｗomanthiｎkthatHｅｎｒｙｉsadrｅaｍｅr?9.ﻩM:Ｙoｕ’ｌlneeｄ36credithourstogｅtanM.A.degrｅe．FｉfｔｅeｎmustｂefrｏmｔheEngｌｉsｈＤｅｐaｒtmentａｎdfifｔeeｎfｒomtｈeEduｃatioｎDeｐartmeｎt．Fortｈereｍaininｇsixcredithｏurs,ｙoucanｅiｔherwriteatｈeｓｉsorｔakｅtwomoreseｌectedcｏｕrses.W:Righｔnow,thisiｓverｙｃoｎfusingtｏｍe,butI’mｓuｒeI’llknowwｈａttodoasＩleａrｎｍorｅaboutit.Q:Wｈatａrｅtheytalｋｉｎgaｂｏut?１０.ﻩM：ThｉsＴＶseｔiｓgｅtｔingworseａｎdｗｏrse.Noｗiｔdoesn’ｔwｏｒkatａｌl.W:Hｅｒe’sanadｖｅｒtisｅｍentabｏutａbigTＶsale.Theremightｂesomegｏｏdｂargainsiｎｉｔ.Ｑ：Ｗhatdoesｔhewomaｎsuggest?PasｓageOneAｒeyｏuafraidtorａiｓｅｙouｒhａnｄｉnclass,ｅvｅnwhenyｏuknowtheansweｒ?Iｆyouare,mostｐｅoplewouldsaythatｙou’reshy．Ｉｆyｏｕｆeelsｈy,you’reｎoｔａlone.Nineoｕtoｆtｅｎpeoｐｌearｅatleastalｉttlesｈy.Ｂuthoｗeｖｅrｓhｙｙouare,ｓciｅｎtifiｃeviｄｅｎceseemsｔｏｓｈowthatitiｓn’tyourfault.Yoｕｍaｙhａveｂｅenborｎthatway.Howdopsｙchologistｓｍeaｓureshyneｓs？Onewaｙisbｙobservａtioｎ．Theｙｋｅｅｐdetailedrｅcordsｏfpeople’ｓactioｎs－lｉｋｅｈowoftｅnthｅｓepeoplｅｓpeaｋtｏoｔherｓ,oｒhｏｗｌongittakessomeoｎetoｓayhellotoasｔrａnｇer．Anotｈerwaytoｍeasureshynessistoaskｐｅoplｅqueｓtｉoｎｓ.Theteｓtonlytakesaｂｏｕｔ1０ｍinutes.Iｔａsksｑuestionslｉkｅ“Ｄｏyouｌiｋｅgoiｎｇoutaｌot?”and“Ｄｏyoｕhavemanyｆrｉends？”Ｐeopｌemustanswereｉtｈｅryｅsｏrnｏ.Theseｑｕｅstiｏnscanprｅdｉcthoｗpeｏplｅaｃtuａllybehaveinsｏciａlｓｉtｕations．Supposeｔhetesttellsyｏuthatsｏmeoneisｓhy.Chancesarｅｇｏoｄthatthａtpｅrsonwillａctsｈｙ.Whensciｅntｉstsｍeasｕreshyｎeｓs,theｙ’rerｅalｌyｃompariｎgdｅgｒeesｏfshynｅss.Inoｔhｅｒｗords,wheｎresｅarｃｈersｓayｐeopｌearｅsｈｙ,theyreaｌlymeanｔｈeyaｒemoreshythａnｏｔherｓ.Quｅstｉonｓ11to1３aｒebａsedonthｅpassａgeyouhａvejustheard．11. Whydoesthｅspｅakeｒsaythａtiｔｉsn’tafaultｔoｂeｓhy？12.ﻩＷhatｉｓoneｏfｔhewayssｕｇgestedbｙｐsyｃhｏlogistsformeａsurｉngshyness？13． Wｈatｉsthepｕrpｏｓeoftｈepsｙｃｈologistsｉnａskiｎgquｅstions?PａsｓａgｅTｗoWｈenMiｄｏriwａsｔwoyｅarsｏld,sheofｔenｃlｉmbedoｎｔothepiaｎｏbeｎｃhａｎdrｅａchedforthevｉolinｔhaｔｂｅlongedtohｅrmｏthｅr，a38-yeaｒ-oldｐroｆessionalmusｉｃian.“Pleａsedon’tｔoucｈ,Midorｉ，”ｈerｍｏtherscolded.Theｖiolｉｎwａs,afterall,worthmorｅtｈaｎ＄20，00０．BｕｔMidoripersistｅｄ,sheｌｏngeｄtohａnｄlethｅｇrａcｅｆｕlｉnstruｍentthatmａｄebｅauｔiｆuｌsounds.Finally，onｈerthirdbｉｒthday,Miｄoriwashanｄedａpackaｇe:ａtinyvioｌin,aｂouthａlfthenoｒmaｌsize.AlmｏstfｒomｔhemoｍentMidoriwasborn,hｅrmoｔherkｎewshewａssensｉtｉvetomusiｃ.Fｏrｓeveｒaｌyearsｍothｅranddaughtｅrpractisedtｏｇetherdayaftｅｒdａy．Shｅwaseａｇeｒtolｅａrn.Fａｉlurｅｏftenledtotｅars，thｏuｇhｓhｅnevｅronceturnedfｒomtｈeinｓtｒumｅｎt．Ｉnstｅaｄ,sｈeｐｅrsisteｄuntｉlｔhepｒｏblemwasｏvercome.OneｄａyJohnston,anAmerｉcaｎmusiｃian,heardＭｉｄoripｌayiｎgthｅviｏlｉn.Ｈeｃouldn’tbｅｌiｅｖesheｗasjusteighｔyeａrsold．“SｈeｍustmａkｅataｐeaｎdIwｉlｌtaｋｅitｔothｅUnitｅdStａtes.”tｈemｕsicｉａｎsaid．AｆaｍｏuｓＡmeｒｉcanvioｌinteaｃhｅｒheａrｄｔhetape.Ｈｅ,tｏｏ,hａｄdiｆfiｃultyｂｅliｅvｉnghisears.Theplayｉngwaｓabsoｌuteｌｙasｔonishinｇ．Heimmediatelyaｃceptedｈｅｒasaｐupｉlandｒｅcoｍmendedhｅrｆｏrafｕllscholarship.In1982，MiｄoriａndheｒmotherｍoｖedtoＮｅｗＹoｒｋCiｔｙ,leavｉｎgbehindacｏｍｆortablｅlifeｉnJapan.Questions1４tｏ1７ｂaseｄontheｐassagｅyｏuhaｖｅjｕstheard．１4. WｈaｔwaｓＭｉｄori’ｓｍｏthｅr?15． WｈywasＭidｏriｎotallowｅdtｏtｏuｃhｈｅrmother’svioliｎwｈenshewａsonlytｗoyeaｒsoｌｄ?16.ﻩWhａtdidJohnｓtoｎ，theＡｍerｉcan,askMidoritｏｄｏ?17.ﻩＷhydｉdMidorimovetotheUnitedStates?PaｓsageTｈreeTｈeBｒitｉｓhBrｏadcａｓtingCoｒｐorationｉsｒejectingｍoreaｎdｍoｒecanｄiｄatesapplyiｎgfoｒjｏbｓ,becausethｅysuffeｒfromｈearingloss．Andthisｉｓｄueｔoawidｅuseofpersonalsｔerｅｏsyｓtemｓ.Aｃｃｏrdingtooｆfｉciａlｓattｈecorporation,aboutthｒeeｐercentofthemfaｉlｔoｗinjobsforthisｒeason．Theｆigｕreiｎdicatestｈaｔpｅｏplesufferｉngfroｍhｅａringｄefectsaｒemoｒecoｍmontｈatadecａdeaｇe．ＣanｄｉdａｔesaｐplyinｇforｊｏbsａｔtheＢｒitｉshＢrｏａｄcaｓｔingCoｒporaｔｉonhａveaｌｗayshａdhｅaｒiｎgｔests，bｕttheteｃｈniquesｆorsuchteｓtsweｒenｏtsｔａｎdａrｄizeｄunｔilfiveｙearsago.Ｔhｅｃoｒpｏｒationsａysofｆiciaｌｌｙtｈatｔherｅｉsnopｒooｆｔolinkpersonalsｔeｒｅosｗitｈhｅaringdisａbilitｉes,bｕtfrｅqｕentexｐｏｓｕrｅｔohighｌｅｖelofsoｕndscandiminishaｐersｏｎ’sunderｓｔaｎｄingofsｐeech．Thatwiｌlruleｏuthischancｅsofbｅｉngaｅngineertaｋｉｎgcareoｆsoundｑuａｌityiｎｒeｃoｒdinｇ.Sｏｅxertsａrenoｗcaｌlｉnｇforｍａｎufactureｓofpｅｒsonalｓtereｏsvｉｄeaｗarｎinｇliｇht．Itflasheswhenthesｏｕnｄistooloud.OnｅBｒitishmaｎufactureｒａcceptｅdthissuggestion.Ａndthiｓｍanufacｔuｒerhasmadeadevicewhichsｗｉｔｃhesitseｌfoffwhenthｅlｅvelofsｏuｎｄistｏｏhigｈ．Questions1８to2０ａrebasｅｄonthepａssａgｅyｏuｈavｅｊuｓtｈeard.18. 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