2023年大学英语四级考试真题及详细答案

202３年6月大学英语四级考试真题(第1套)PartIWriｔinｇ(3０ｍinuｔes）Diｒectionｓ：Fｏｒthisｐart,youareallｏwed30minutｅstowriteanessaybaｓedoｎtheｐicturebeｌow．Youshｏｕldsｔartyouressaywithａbrｉｅｆｄeｓcriｐtionofthepicturｅandtheｎcommｅntonｔhekｉd'ｓｕnｄerstandinｇofgoｉｎgtosｃhool．Youshoulｄwrｉtｅａtｌｅast１20wordsbuｔnｏmorethan1８０worｄs.“WｈyamＩｇoingtｏschoolifｍyphoｎeａlreａdｙknowｓｅveryｔｈiｎg？”ＰａrtIIListenｉｎgCoｍpｒehｅnｓioｎ(３0miｎｕtes)SectionADｉrecｔｉons：Ｉnthisｓeｃtiｏn,ｙouｗillhear8sｈortcｏnversatｉonｓａnｄ2lonｇcoｎversａtions.Attheendofeaｃhcｏnversation,ｏneｏrmorequesｔｉonsｗillbeaskedaboｕｔwhａtｗassaｉｄ.Bｏththｅcｏｎveｒsａｔionａｎｄtheｑuestionｓwiｌlbｅspokｅｎonｌｙonce.Ａfteｒｅａｃhｑuesｔｉontherewilｌｂeapause.Durｉngtheｐausｅ,youmusｔreadthｅｆｏurchoiｃｅsmarkedA.，Ｂ）,C．ａndＤ），andｄｅcｉdewhichiｓthebestanswｅr.ThｅｎmａｒkthecorｒespｏndiｎglｅtterｏｎAｎswｅrSｈｅet1ｗiｔhaｓinglelinethｒoughthecｅntre．A.Ｈeｗillgivethｅwｏmａｎｓometipｓoｎｔheｇａmｅ.B.Thewomanｈasｇoodreasｏnｔoquitthegａme．C.Heiswｉｌliｎｇｔｏpｌaｙｃhｅssｗｉtｈｔｈｅwｏman.D.Tｈewomanshｏuｌdgoonplaｙingchess.A．ＴｈemancaｎforwａrdtｈemailtoＭaｒy．B.ShｅcａncaｌlMarytoｔakeｃａreoftｈemａil.Ｃ.MaryprｏｂablｙknｏwｓSaｌly'ｓｎewaddresｓ.D.ShｅwoulｄlikeｔorｅsumecoｎｔａctwitｈＳally.Ａ.Hishaｎdwrｉtinｇｈaｓａｕniｑuestyle．Ｂ.Hisnotesarenoteａｓytorｅad.C．Hedｉdnｏｔａｔtendtodａy'sclａss．D．Heｉsveryｐleａsedｔobeabｌeｔｏhelｐ.4.A．Ｔhemａnhａdbetteｒｃhoｏseanｏｔherrestａurant.B．Thenｅwrｅｓｔaurａｎtisaperfectpｌacefordaｔiｎg.Ｃ.Thenewreｓtａuraｎtcａugｈｔｈerfaｎｃyimmedｉatｅｌy．D．Ｔｈemaｎhasgoodtasteinchoosingthｅrｅstaurant.Ａ.Heｈasbeenlookingｆｏrwarｄtｏspring.Ｂ.Hehasbｅenｗaitingfortheｗｉnteｒｓａlｅ.C.Ｈｅwｉｌlcｌeａnthewｏmaｎ'sboｏtsfoｒｓpring.D.Hｅwillｈelpthewomanｐutthingsaｗay.A．Thｅwｏmanｉsratheｒforｇetfuｌ．B．Thｅmanapprecｉａｔeｓthｅwomaｎ'sheｌp.C.Ｔhemaｎoｆtenｌenｄsbookｓtothｅwｏman.D．Thewomanoftｅnｗｏrksｏverｔiｍeatweeｋｅｎdｓ．A.Gotoworkonｆoot．B.Tａｋｅasigｈtseeinｇtrｉp.C.Staｒtworkeａrｌiｅrｔhaｎｕｓual.Ｄ.Tａｋeawalｋwｈeｎtｈｅweatｈｅｒiｓnice．8.A.Theｐlaｎeiｓｇoｉngtolaｎdａtanoｔherａｉrｐoｒt.B.Alｌfｌightsｈavebeeｎｄeｌaｙedｄｕetobadwｅａｔｈer.Ｃ．Teｍpoｒaryclosinghasdiｓｔurbｅdtheaiｒｐort＇sopeｒation．Ｄ．Ｔhｅａirｐｏｒt'smaｎageｍentｉsinrｅaｌneedofimpｒovement.Qｕestｉons９to12arebasedontｈｅconversationyｏuhaveｊustheard.A．Itsｐecｉalizesinsafｅtｙｆromleaks.Ｂ．ＩｔｉsheadquａrterｅdｉｎLoｎｄon.C.IｔhaｓapaｒtnｅrshiｐｗiｔhＬCP.D.Iｔhａｓａcheｍicalprｏcessiｎgｐｌａnｔ.A.HｅisMr.Grａnd'sfriend.B.Heisasafetyinｓpeｃtor.C.Heisａsaｌｅsman．D.Heisachemist．Ａ.Directｏrofthesaｆetydepartｍent.B.Mr．Gｒａnd'spersoｎalassｉｓtant.C.Ｈeａdoｆtｈeｐeｒsoｎｎeldepａｒｔment.Ｄ．Thｅpublicｒeｌａtioｎsoｆfiｃeｒ.A.WalｔfｏｒMｒ．Ｇrandtocalｌbacｋ.B.LｅaｖeａmｅssageforMr.Gｒanｄ.C.Proviｄedeｔａｉlsｏftheirprｏducｔsandserｖiceｓ.Ｄ.Sｅndaｃompｒeｈｅnsｉvedescrｉｐtｉoｎｏftheiｒworｋ．Ｑuｅsｔiｏns1３to15arebasedontheconverｓationyouhavejｕstｈeard.1３.Ａ.ＳhｅleaｒｎeｄplaｙｉngｔｈeviｏlｉnｆｒomaｆａmousFｒeｎcｈmusician.B.ＳｈedreameｄofworkinｇａndliｖｉnｇｉnaＥｕrｏｐeancｏｕｎtry.C.SherｅadalotａｂouｔEuｒｏpｅanmusiciansandthｅｉrmusic.D．ShelistenedtoreｃordｉngsofｍanyEuｒopeanｏｒｃhestras.14.A．Sｈｅｂｅｇanｔaｋingviｏｌinlesｓonsasasmallｃｈild.Ｂ.ShewasapupilｏfａfamousEｕroｐeanｖiｏliniｓt.Ｃ.Shｅgaveherfｉrｓtpｅrfｏｒmanｃewithherfathｅｒ.Ｄ．Shｅbｅcamｅaｐroｆesｓionａlviolｉnistatfｉftｅen.15.Ａ.Itｇａｖeｈｅrachanceｔoexploｒetｈeｃity.Ｂ.Itwasthechanｃｅｏfalifetiｍe.C．Ｉｔｗａsagｒｅａtｃhaｌlengeｔoｈer．D.IthelpｅｄｈerleａrnｃｌassiｃａlＦｒｅｎchｍusic.SeｃtioｎＢＤｉrｅｃtions:Intｈisseｃtion，yｏuwiｌlhｅａｒ3shorｔpａssages．Ａttheｅｎdｏfｅacｈｐａssage，yｏuwillheａrｓｏｍeｑuｅstions.Boththepassageａndthｅquestｉonsｗillbｅspｏkenonｌｙonce．Afterｙｏｕheaｒaqｕeｓｔiｏｎ，youｍusｔcｈoosｅｔｈebesｔansweｒfroｍtｈeｆｏurｃhoｉｃesmarkｅｄＡ．,B），C.ａndD)．TｈenmａrｋｔhｅｃorｒeｓpondingｌeｔtｅrｏｎAnswerSheｅt１withasiｎgｌeｌineｔhrｏuｇhtｈecenｔｒe．ＰａssagｅＯneQueｓtｉoｎs16tｏ18areｂasedｏntｈepaｓsａgeyｏuhａveｊustheaｒｄ.16.Ａ.Tｈerｅarｅmysterioｕsｓtｏｒiｅsｂｅhiｎdｈｉswｏrks.B.Ｔheｒeａremanｙｍisuｎｄｅrｓtanｄingsabouthim.C.Hisworｋｓｈaｖenomaｔchworldwide.D．Hｉspeｒsoｎalhisｔｏryislitｔlｅｋnown.1７.A.HeｍovｅdｔoＳtraｔford－ｏn－Avoninhiｓchildｈood.B．Hefailedtogobeｙondｇrammarschoｏl.Ｃ.Hewasaｍembｅｒofthetowncouｎcil．D.Heoncｅwｏｒkedinａwell-knowｎacｔingcompany.A．Wriｔerｓoｆｈiｓtｉmｅhａdnｏmeａｎstoprｏｔecｔｔhｅiｒworkｓ.B.Possiblｅsourｃesofclｕｅsaboｕthimwerelostinafire．Ｃ．Hｉsｗorksｗeｒeaｄａptedｂeyｏndrecｏgnition.D.Pｅopleofhisｔｉmeｈadlｉtｔｌeinterｅｓtinhim.PassａgeTwoＱuestiｏns1９to２1ａｒｅbaseｄｏｎtheｐassageyouhａvejusｔheaｒd.Ａ．Theft.Ｂ．Cheａting.C.Aiｒcｒash.D.Roadaｃcidents.A.Ｌearnｔhelｏｃalｃustｏｍs.B．Mａkｅhoｔelrｅsｅrvations．Ｃ.Bookticketswellinadvance.D.Hａvｅtheｒｉｇhtdｏｃuｍenｔｓ.A.Coｎtactｙouｒagent.B.Getaliftｉfpossｉblｅ.C.Usｅｏfficiaｌtrａnspoｒt.Ｄ.Haｖeafｒieｎdmeｅｔｙｏu.PassageTｈreｅQuestions22to２５arｅbａsｅｄoｎｔhｅｐassａgeyｏｕhａveｊｕsｔhｅａrｄ.Ａ.Ｃｕtdoｗnｐroｄuctiｏncost.Ｂ．Seｌlｉnexpｅｎｓiｖｅproduｃｔs．C.Spｅcｉaliseiｎgolｄornameｎts.D.Ｒｅｆiｎｅthetａsteoｆhiｓgoods．23.A．Ａｔａnatiｏnａｌpｒｅsscｏnference．B．Durｉｎgaｌｉveteｌevisionintｅrｖｉew.Ｃ.Ｄurｉngaｌocaｌsaｌmotiｏncamｐaign.D.ＡtaｍeetingoｆtopBrｉｔｉshbusinesspeoplｅ.A.Inｓulted.B．Ｐｕzzled.C.Ｄistｒeｓsed.Ｄ.Diｓcouｒagｅｄ.25.Ａ．Theworｄsofsoｍｅbusinｅｓspeopleaｒejuｓｔrｕbbｉsh．B.Hewhoneverｌearｎｓfroｍｔhｅpaｓｔｉsboundtｏfail.C.Thｅreshouldbeaｌimｉttooｎe'ｓｓｅnsｅoｆhuｍour.D.Ｈeｉsnｏtlaugｈｅｄａt,ｔhaｔlaughsaｔhｉmselffirｓｔ.SectionＣDireｃtions:Inｔhｉssecｔion,ｙｏuwiｌｌhｅａｒaｐaｓsagｅthrｅｅtｉｍes.Whenｔhepａｓsageｉsｒｅadforthｅｆｉｒsｔｔime,ｙoushouｌdlistｅｎcarefullｙforｉtsｇeneｒａlidea．Wｈeｎthｅｐaｓsaｇeiｓrｅadforｔheｓecoｎdtiｍe，youarｅrequiredｔofｉllintｈeblankｓwiｔhｔheexactwoｒdsyouｈavｅjusｔhｅard．Fｉｎally,wｈｅnthepassageisrｅadｆorthetｈｉｒdｔime,yoｕsｈｏｕldcheｃkw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