2020年12月英语六级真题参考答案（听力+阅读）

2020年12⽉英语六级真题参考答案（听⼒+阅读）

听⼒答案（第1套）

1.B)Herclaimhasbeencompletelydisregarded

2.B)Thegroundflooroftheircottagewasflooded

3.A)Thewoman'sfailuretopayherhouseinsuranceintime

4.D)Filealawsuitagainsttheinsurancecompany.

5.C)TheydisagreeaboutthefutureofAltechnology.

6.D)Lesstime-consumingandfocusingoncreation

7.C)Digitallifecouldreplacehumancivilization

8.A)ltwillbesmarterthanhumanbeings

9.C)Saveone-fifthoftheirnetmonthlyincome

10.D)Startbydoingsomethingsmall

11.A)Apropermindset

12.A)Shefoundheroutfitinappropriate

13.D)Tosavethetroubleofchoosingauniqueoutfiteveryday

14.B)Itmattersalotinjobsinvolvinginteractionswithothers

15.C)Dowhateverispossibletolooksmart.

16.B)Theirobsessionwithconsumption

17.A)Thingsthatwecherishmost

18.C)Theyservemultiplepurposes

19.D)Over10%oftherespondentsliedaboutthedistancethedrove

20.B)Theywanttoprotecttheirreputation

21.C)Theyseemintuitive.

22.A)Olderpeople'saversiontonewmusic.

23.C)Theyfindallmusicsoundsthesame.

24.A)Themoreyouexperiencesomething,thebetteryou'llappreciateit.

25.D)Teenagers'emotionsaremoreintense.

SectionA（第1套）

Theideaoftaxingthingsthatarebadforsociety

26.A)discouraging

27.E)impaired

28.J)instrumental

29.N)pump

30.GJincentives

31.M)probably

32,E)dividend

33.U)predict

34.H)inherently

35.O)swelling

SectionA（第2套）

Virtuallyeveryactivitythatentailsorfacilitates

26.C.cumulative

27.I.scale

28.F.foreseeable

29.J.strangle

30.G.predictions

31.D.disruptions

32.B.credited

33.A.credential

34.M.survive

35.E.Federal

SectionA（第3套）

Socialdistancingisputtingpeopleoutofwork

26.C.driven

27.O.vulnerable

28.H.random

29.N.unique

30.L.thriftier

31.K.temptations

32.A.amazing

33.D.engaged

34.J.spiritually

35.B.closer

SectionB（第1套）SlowHope

36.[E]Someoftoday'snarrativesaboutthefutureseemtosuggestthatwetoo,likePrometheus,willbesavedbyanew

Hercules,adivineengineersomeonewhowillmaster-mind,manoeuvreandmanipulateourplanet.

37.[I]Weneedanacknowledgementofourpresentecologicalplightbutalsoalanguageofpositivechange,visionsof

abetterfuture.

38.[C]Todaywecannolongerignoretheecologicalcursesthatwehavereleasedinoursearchforwarmthandcom-

fort.

39.[K]Theunscrupulous（⽆所顾忌的）commodificationoffoodandthedestructionoffoodstuffswillcontinueto

devastatesoils,livelihoodsandecologies.

40.[D]Accelerationisthesignatureofourtime.

41.[G]Thismuchisclear:weneedtofindwaysthathelpusflattenthehockey-stickcurvesthatreflectourever-faster

paceofecologicaldestructionandsocialacceleration.

42.[A]Ourworldisfullof-mostlyuntold-storiesofslowhope,drivenbytheideathatchangeispossible.

43.[F]Yet,ifweenvisageoursalvationtocomefromaduesexma-china（解围之种），fromadivineengineerora

techsolutionistwhowillmiraculouslyconjureupanewsourceofenergyoranothercure-allwithrevolutionary

potency,wemightbelookinginthewrongplace.

potency,wemightbelookinginthewrongplace.

44.[I]Weneedanacknowledgementofourpresentecologicalplightbutalsoalanguageofpositivechange,visionsof

abetterfuture.

45.[B]Atthebeginningoftime-sogoesthemyth-humanssufferedshiveringinthecoldanddarkuntilthetitan（巨

，

⼈）Prometheusstolefirefromthegods.

SectionB（第2套）

Whylifelonglearningistheinternationalpassporttosuccess

36.[H]Thoseprojectsaretheninterwovenwithfast-pacedmoduleslearned'on-the-flyandatTechnicalwilldepending

onthenatureoftheproject.

37.[E]TheBachelor'sdegreecouldbeyourpassporttolife-longlearning.

38.[B]Why?BecauseuniversitiesandcurriculaaredesignedalongthethreeunitiesofFrenchclassical

tragedy:time,action,andplace.

39.[K]Soundlikesciencefiction?

40.[l]Inadditiontotechnicalcapabilities,theverynatureofprojectsdevelopssocialandentrepreneurialskills,suchas

designthinking,initiativetaking,teamleading,activityre-portingorresourceplanning.

41.[C]Theuniversitymodelneedstoevolve.

42.[J]AftertheMScdiplomaisearned,therewouldbemanymorestampsoflifelonglearningovertheyears.

43.[N]Eveniftimewerenotanissue,whowillpayforlife-longlearning?

44.[F]Recentadvancesincomputationalmethodsanddatasciencepushusintorethinkingscienceandengineering.

45.[M]Thiscouldfixthemainorganizationalchallengesfortheuniversity,butnotforthelearners,duetolackoftime,-

familyobligationsorfunds.

SectionB（第3套）

36.[E]Itseemssomepeopletodaydreamthat..

37.[I]Accordingtoonegreatthinker,Itismostunfortunateifwelosetheabilitytothinkdifferently.

38.[C]urgentattentionshouldbepaidto

39.[K]Eveninthefast-foodnationAmerica,thenumberofvegetariansisontherise.

40.[D]Thedeteriorationofecologicalsystemisaccelerating

41.[H]Itisobviousthatsolutionsmustbe.

42.[A]Manypeoplebelievechangingintheworldispossible

43.[F]Itmightbewrongtoexpectthatourworldwouldbesavedatonestroke

44.[G]Itishumannaturetocherishopesforabetterworld.

44.[G]Itishumannaturetocherishopesforabetterworld.

45.[B]Technologyhasgivenushumansthepowertochangethenaturalworld

SectionC（第1套）

Passageone

46.B)Thenearimpossibilityofappreciatingartinanageofmasstourism.

47.B)Itisquitecommontomisinterpretartisticworks.

48.C)Goodmanagementiskeytohandlinglargecrowdsofvisitors.

49.B)Itispossibletocombineentertainmentwithappreciationofseriousart.

50.C)Helpustoseetheworldfromadifferentperspective.

Passagetwo

51.D)Ittakesnonoticeofthepotentialimpactontheenvironment.

52.A)Ithasthecapacityandthefinancialresourcestodoso.

53.D)Farmingconsumesmostofournaturalresources.

54.D)Itsallegedfailuretoregulatetheindustries.55.B)Endeavortoensurethesustainabledevelopmentof

agriculture.

SectionC（第2套）

Passageone

46.B)People'sreluctancetobecompelledtoeatplant-basedfood.

47.A)Radicallychangetheirdietaryhabits.

48.B)Manypeoplesimplydonothaveaccesstofoodstheyprefer.

49.D)itmayworsenthenourishmentprobleminlow-incomecountries.

50.A)itacceptsthemattheexpenseofthelong-terminterestsofitspeople.

Passagetwo

51.C)Theyconstantlydismissothers'proposalswhiletakingnoresponsibilityfortacklingtheproblem.

52.D)Adistinctionshouldbedrawnbetweenresponsibilityandfault.

53.A)Stopthemfromgoingfurtherbyagreeingwiththem.

54.B)Theyarepromptedtocomeup