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大学英语六级考试模拟试卷六

(总分:710.00,做题时间:130分钟)

PartIWriting(总题数:1,分数:0.00)

1.Directions:What'syourviewonideal?Writeanessaycommentingonthe

remark"Idealisthebeacon(指明灯).Withoutideal,thereisnosecuredirection;

withoutdirection,thereisnolife."Youshouldwriteatleast150wordsbutnomore

than200words.WriteyouressayonAnswerSheet1.

(分数:106.50)

正确答案:(

Ideals

Everyonehashisideals.Abusinessmanwishestomakegreaterprofit;a

farmerexpectsplumperharvests;astudenttriestolearnmoreandbetter.And

everyonestrives,withmoreorlesseffort,torealizehisideal.

However,oneshouldbesensibleaboutwhetherhisidealiswellfoundedor

not.Ifitis,onehastoplanandworkhardforitsrealization.Effort,skilland

persistenceareallnecessary.Andveryoften,onehastogethelpfromothers,

includingadviceandsupportinoneformoranother.

Myidealistobecomeadoctor.Itissaidthatthefieldofmedicineisa

well-paidprofession,butItakeitasaloftyprofessionentrustedwithsavingpeople's

lives.TorealizemyidealIhaveconcentratedonlaboratoryworktodevelopthe

analyticalskillsnecessarytobecomeaqualifieddoctor.IamsureIwillrealizemy

idealifIpersevereinthispursuit.)

解析:这是一篇以理想为主体的说明文。第一段首句引出话题,说明人人

都有理想,接着列举abusinessman,afarmer和astudent的理想来说明每个人

都有理想,最后指出每个人郝在为理想努力奋斗。第二段用however转折,说明

实现理想的各种因素。第三段着重介绍作者自己的理想,并说明了实现理想的逢

径,最后表明了实现理想的决心。

理想

人人都有理想。商人的理想是赚取更大的利润;农民希望获得更大的丰收;

学生则争取学得更多、更好。每个人都为实现理想多多少少付出了努力。

然而,人们应该想想自己的理想是否建立在扎实的基础上。如果是,那么

人们就必须为实现理想而做出计划、辛勤工作。努力、技巧和恒心都是必备要素。

人们还常常需要从别人身上获得帮助,包括各种形式的建议和支持。

我的理想是成为一名医生。据说医药行业收入不错,而我则视之为一个治

病救人的高尚职业。为了实现我的理想,我必须集中精力于实验室的工作,从而

培养作为一名合格医师所必备的分析技巧。若能持之以恒,我相信我能实现自己

的理想。

PartIIListeningComprehension(总题数:0,分数:0.00)

SectionA(总题数:8,分数:0,00)

.Questions1to4arebasedontheconversationyouhavejustheard.

1.(分数:28.40)

A.Readinganarticleaboutendangeredanimals.J

B.Preparingforhispapers.

C.Raisingfundsforsavingtheendangeredanimals.

D.Choosingwhichanimaltosave.

解析:[听力原文]

W:Hi,John.Howarethingsgoing?

M:Oh,hi.Fine.Howaboutyou?

W:Youcanprobablytelljustbylookingatme.I'mreallybusy.

Well,whatareyoureading?

M:Averyinterestingarticle.Mybiologyprofessorassignedit.IthoughtI

wouldjustlookitthrough,butIgotreallyinvolvedinit.It'saboutendangered

species.

W:Thatsoundsprettyinteresting.I'mgettingfrustratedwiththetwo

researchpapersI'mstrugglingwith.

M:Oh?

W:Besides,theyarebothdueonthesameday.It'sunbelievable.

M:That'stough.

W"I'llgetthroughit.Sowhat'sthisyouarereading?

M:Well,it*sbasicallyaboutthechoicesconservationistsarefacingwith.You

know,thesedaysfundingissohardtocomeby.

W:Waitaminute.Isthefocusonbiologyoreconomics?

M:Both.Conservationistsdon'thaveenoughfundingtosaveevery

endangeredspeciesintheworld,sotheyhavetodecide,basedonwhatwouldbe

lostifaspeciesbecameextinct.

W:Canyougivemeanexampleofwhatyoumean?

M:Takeforinstance,twoanimals,thespottedowlandthetailedtoad.The

articlesaysthetoadisunique.Ithasnorelatives.Buttherearealotofvarietiesof

owls.

W:So,ifthattoadbecameextinct,we'dloseanimportantlinkinthechainof

evolution,right?

M:Exactly.Butthatisn'tsofortheowl.Soforconservationist,itmightbea

clearchoiceofwhichanimaltosave.

Whatisthemandoing?

细节题。女士直接问男士“Whatareyoureading?”,可知男士是在阅读。男

士答道,他在读一篇非常有意思的文章,是关于濒危物种的。而后,两人就文章

的内容展开了讨论。

.Questions5to8arebasedontheconversationyouhavejustheard.

5.(分数:28.40)

A.Atthesupermarketjustaroundthecomerwherethemanlives.

B.Atthesupermarketjustaroundthecomerwhereshelives.V

C.Atthelocalshopsnearby.

D.lnthetown.

解析:[听力原文]

W:Whatonearthhashappenedtoyou?Youlookabsolutelywornout!

M:Oh,dear,I'vejustbeenaroundtothesupermarkettogettheshoppingfor

theweekend.

W:Yes?

M:Itwassocrowded!Ihadtoqueuefor15minutesatthecheckout.

W:Well.Ofcourse,itwascrowded.Youknow,Idomyshoppingatthehuge

supermarketthat'sjustroundthecornerfromwhereIlive.

M:Oh,that'sevenworse,Isuppose.

W:No,itisn't.Listen:youtakethecarandyoucangeteverythingyouneed

foraweek.Imean,allittakesisabitofplanningandashoppinglist.

M:No,Idon'tgoforthesebigplaces.Ioftengotoourlittlelocalcomershop.

TheonlyreasonIwenttothesupermarkettodaywastotrytosavemoney.

W:Ah,well.Ithinkit'sactuallyverymuchcheapertogotothesupermarket

becausethey'vegottheirownbrandsofgoods,lotsofdiscountpricesandtherange

ofthingsissomuchwider.Youcannotonlybuyfood,butalsoclothes,household

goods,evenelectricalstuff.

M:Yeah,well...

W:...Itisreallymuchcheaperandit'ssomuchmoreconvenient.

M:Yeah,butapartfromallthat,Idon'tmindpayingabitmorebecauseour

littlecornershop,it'sopenallhours,evenonSundays.Icangointhere,getmypint

ofmilkandthepeoplearesomuchmorefriendlyandhelpful,youknow.Withthese

supermarkets,justblankfaces:"moveon,moveon.”

W:Iknowwhatyoumean.ActuallyIdoagreewithyou.InfactIhategoing

shopping,especiallycomingintotownatweekends.Oh,theworstthingofall:

comingintotownjustbeforeChristmaswhenit'scrowded.

M:Oh,Iagreewithyou.

Wheredoesthewomandohershopping?

细节题。女士一开始就说她在自己住所的街角附近的超级市场购物。

SectionB(总题数:7,分数:0.00)

.Questions9to12arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

1.(分数:28.40)

A.Therewereonlygrandparentsandchildren.

B.Therewasonefather,onemother,andtheirchildren.

C.Thereweremanyrelatives.V

D.Thereweretwoormorebrotherswiththeirwives.

解析:[听力原文]

Thefamilyischanging.Inthepast,grandparents,parents,andchildrenused

tolivetogether,andtheyhadanextendedfamily.Sometimestwoormorebrothers

withtheirwivesandchildrenwerepartofthislargefamilygroup.Butfamily

structureischangingthroughouttheworld.Thenuclearfamilyconsistsofonlyone

father,onemother,andchildren;itisbecomingthemainfamilystructure

everywhere.

Thenuclearfamilyoffersmarriedwomensomeadvantages:theyhave

freedomfromtheirrelatives,andthehusbanddoesnothaveallthepowerofthe

family.Studiesshowthat,innuclearfamilies,menandwomenusuallymakeanequal

numberofdecisionsaboutfamilylife.

Butwivesusuallyhaveto"pay"forthebenefitsoffreedomandpower.When

womenlivedinextendedfamilies,sisters,grand-parents,andauntshelpedone

anotherwithhouseworkandchildcare.Inaddition,olderwomeninalargefamily

grouphadimportantpositions.Wivesinnuclearfamiliesdonotoftenenjoythis

benefit,andtheyhaveanotherdisadvantage,too:womengenerallylivelongerthan

theirhusbands,soolderwomenfromunclearfamiliesoftenhavetolivealone.

Studiesshowthatwomenaregenerallylesssatisfiedwithmarriagethanmen

are.Inthepast,menworkedoutsidethehomeandwomenworkedinside.

Houseworkandchildcarewereafull-timejob,andtherewasnotimeforanything

else.Nowwomenworkoutsideandhavemorefreedomthantheydidinthepast,

buttheystillhavetodomostofthehousework.Thewomenactuallyhavetwo

fulltimejobs,andtheyhavenotmuchfreetime.

Whousedtolivetogetherinanextendedfamily?

推理题。过去大家庭当中,会有祖父母、父母和子女,有时家族当中还会有

几个兄弟和他们的妻子儿女。可见大家庭当中有很多亲戚。其余三个选项都只是

其中的一部分。

.Questions13to15arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

5.(分数:21.30)

A.Bygreetingeachotherverypolitely.

B.Byexchangingtheirviewsonpublicaffairs.

C.Bydisplayingtheirfeelingsandemotions.

D.Byaskingeachothersomepersonalquestions.J

解析:[听力原文]

AmericanvisitorstoEasternAsiaareoftensurprisedandpuzzledbyhow

AsianculturesandcustomsdifferfromthoseintheUnitedStates.What'sconsidered

typicalorpropersocialconductinonecountrymayberegardedasodd,improperor

evenrudeintheother.Forexample,peoplefromsomeEasternAsiancountriesmay

beginaconversationwithastrangerbyaskingpersonalquestionsaboutfamily,

homeorwork.Suchquestionsarethoughttobefriendly,whereastheymightbe

consideredoffensiveintheUnitedStates.Ontheotherhand,peopleinmostAsian

culturesarefarmoreguardedaboutexpressingtheirfeelingspubliclythanmost

Americansare.Openlydisplayingannoyanceoranger,yelling,arguingloudlyandso

forthisconsideredill-manneredincountriessuchasJapan.ManyEasternAsians

prefertoholdtheiremotionsmcheckandinsteadexpressthemselveswithgreat

politeness.Theytrynottobebluntandavoidmakingdirectcriticisms.Infact,they

oftenkeeptheirdifferencesofopiniontothemselvesandmerelysmileandremain

silentratherthanengageinaconfrontation.Bycomparison,Americansareoften

frankaboutdisplayingbothpositiveandnegativeemotionsonthestreetandin

otherplaces.

AmericansvisitingAsiashouldkeepinmindthatsuchbehaviormaycause

offense.AmajordifferencebetweenAmericanscultureandmostEasternAsian

culturesisthatinEasternAsia,thecommunityismoreimportantthantheindividual.

MostAmericansareconsideredasuccesswhentheymakeanameforthemselves.

HowwouldsomeAsiansstarttheirconversationwhentheymeetforthefirst

time?

细节题。短文中提到亚洲国家的人以询问他人私人问题来展开谈话。

SectionC(总题数:10,分数:0,00)

.Nowlistentothefollowingrecordingandanswerquestions16to19.

1.(分数:56.80)

A.TheKnowledgetestshouldbetakenattheendofthedrivingtest.

B.ThelawontaxisinLondon.

C.Atestabouttheroutestaxidriverswillruninsix-mileradiusinLondon.V

D.Thedrivingtest.

解析:[听力原文]

Peter:ThelawontaxisisveryinterestingandIknowinLondonit'sdifferent

fromotherplacesandrulesarequitestrict,aren*tthey?

Jack:AnyLondoncabdriverdoesathingcalledtheKnowledge,whichisan

examinationreally.It'scalledtheKnowledgeandit'sabasictestof...youget468

runs一whattheycallruns一fromabluebook.

Peter:Andtheideaisthatanybodycangetintoataxi,anywhereinLondon

andgivethedriveradestinationandhe'sgottoknowthewaythere.

Jack:That'sthebasisoftheKnowledge,findinganywherefrompointAtoBin

thatsix-mileradiusonLondon.

Peter:IsitdifficulttolearntheKnowledge?

Jack:Average...ittookmenineteenmonths.Nowit'stakingguysthreeyears

becausetheywant...lmean,you'vegottohaveamedical,youarecheckedoutby

thepolice,youdotheKnowledge,butafteryou'vedonethebasicKnowledgethere

arestillmoreexamstodo.Itcantakeanywherenowtotwotothreeyears.Andthen

youdoadrivingtestattheend.

Peter:Igettheimpressiontheyareverystrictabouttaxis.Quiteapartfrom

theKnowledge,thereisthelicense.Doyouhavetohavealicenseeveryyear?

Jack:Thelicenseisrenewedeverythreeyears,butforyourcab,whetheryou

rentitoryouownit,youhavetohaveayearlyoverhaulwhichisaverystrictpassing

testandtherearesomerealstringenttestsit'sgottopass.

Peter:Isitreallyworthitall?

Jack:Yeah,Ithinkitisworthit.Ienjoybeingataxidriverand,notonlythat,it

doeskeepthestandardveryhigh,whichiswhatwewantinLondon.

Peter:DoyoufeelproudtobeaLondoner?WereyouborninLondon?

Jack:No,IwasactuallyborninBristolbutIcameuptoLondonwhenIwas

twelve.

Peter:DoyouthinkofyourselfasaBristolianoraLondoner?

Jack:AfewpeoplethinkIamstillacountryboybut...becauseI'vestillgot

thataccentinme.Ihaven'treallygotatypicalLondonCockneyaccentbutIsee

myselfasaLondonerdefinitelynowbecauseI'vebeenupherealotlonger.

Peter:Whatdoyoudoinyoursparetime?

Jack:Well,I'mintoboybuilding,that'sabout...thattakesupquiteagooddeal

ofmysparetimebasically.

Peter:Howmuchtime?

Jack:Imightdoasystemofthreedays'trainingwithadayofffollowedby

anotherthreedays*trainingandadayoff.

Peter:Wheredoyougototrain?

Jack:ItrainatUltraSportgym.That'supinNorwood.

Peter:Forgivemyignorance,butarewetalkingaboutsomeofMr.Universe

here,withyoustandingupinfrontofanaudienceandplayingmusicandputtingoil

onyourbodyandallthatsortofthing?Isthatthekindofbodybuildingyoudo?

Jack:Well,whenyougetseriouslyothesports,youareliterally

buildingyourbody一allareasofyourbody—soonaMonday,forexample,youmight

justtrainyourchestwithyourtricepsandontheTuesdayyoumight,Idon'tknow,

yourbackandlegs.Yousplityourbodyup.

Peter:Isjustweightsordoyouhavealotofgadgets?

Jack:Wehavegotmachinesupthere,butitisnotahighgloss,youknow,sort

offitnesscenterthatyouseesomeothergymshavegot.Itisalotoffreeweights.

Peter:Doyouhavesomebodysupervisingyourtraining?

Jack:No.Itrainwithtwootherregularpartners.

WhatistheKnowledgementionedintheinterview?

细节题。对话中提到theKnowledge,whichisanexamination...calledthe

Knowledgeandit'sabasictestof...youget468runs一whattheycallruns一froma

bluebook,后文又提到That'sthebasisoftheKnowledge,findinganywherefrom

pointAtoBinthatsix-mileradiusinLondon.可知,knowledge是考查伦敦出租车

司机对伦敦行车路线熟识程度的严格测试。故本题正确答案是Co

・Nowlistentothefollowingrecordingandanswerquestions20to22.

5.(分数:42.60)

A.Akindofexchange.

B.Akindofbusiness.

C.Acommercializedexchange.V

D.Aninternationalfriendshipassociation.

解析:[听力原文]

InBritainthebiggestnumberofworkingforeignerscomesfromtheodd

systemknownas"aupair".Everyweekhundredsofgirlsarrivefromstrangecapitals

tolivewithEnglishfamilies.Theyarecalledaupairs.Anaupairgirlstayswiththe

familyandhasfreefoodandlodging.Inreturnshedoeslightworkinthehouse.This

systembeganasagenuineexchange,butnowhasbecomeacommercialbargain

betweenfamilieswhoneedhelpandgirlswhoneedtolearnEnglish.Aslearning

languageshasbecomemoreimportant,sothenumbersinvolvedhavegoneup.

ThesystemsucceedsfairlywellsofarasteachingthegirlsEnglishis

concerned.Butitisdebatablehowfaritin-creasesinternationalfriendship.Thereis

abasicconflictofobjectives——thehostswantcheaplabor,thegirlswantlei-sureand

language.ThegirlsoftenfindithardtomeetEnglishpeopleoftheirownschoolages,

forthelanguageschoolsandclubsaremadeupofotherforeigners.

Inspiteofitsshortcomings,theaupairsystemhasprobablyplayedsomerole

inbreakingdownfrontiers.TheBritishVigilanceSocietyestimatesthat15percentof

thegirlsareveryunhappy,15percentveryhappy,and70percentmoreorless

content;butonlyasmallminoritykeepintouchaftertheygobackhome.

Whatdoestheaupairsystemmeannow?

细节题。文章中提到互惠生制度虽然以真正的交换开始,但是现在已转变为

一种商业交易。

・Nowlistentothefollowingrecordingandanswerquestions23to25.

8.(分数:42.60)

A.Becausetheygetknownworldwide.V

B.Becausetheywanttobetheprincipalsponsorofanevent.

C.Becausesponsorshipcanhelpfirmstosavemoney.

0.Becausecompaniescanclaimexpendituresonsponsorshipagainstthe

amountoftaxowed.

解析:[听力原文]

Ifyou'recarefulenough,you'llfindthatitiscommonnowadaysfor

companiesandindustriestosponsorbigsportsevents.Forexample,many

companiessponsoredthe8thNationalGamesheldinShanghaiin1997.Then,what

exactlydocompaniesandindustriesgetoutofsponsoringbigsportsevents,suchas

internationalgames?Andwhyneedtheydoso?Today'slectureisgoingtoexplain

thisissuetoyou.

Thereisanobviousanswerandanotsoobviousone.Theobviousansweris

thattheygetknownworldwide,particularlyiftheyaretheprincipalsponsorofan

event.Thisisespeciallyimportantwhenyouconsiderthenumberofcountries

aroundtheworldthatmightshowtheeventonTV.Thenotsoobviousansweristhat

sponsorshipcanhelpfirmstosavemoney.

Thenhowcantheysavemoneyinthisway?Companiescanclaim

expendituresonsponsorshipor"supporttosportandthearts"againsttheamount

oftaxthattheyowe.So,iftheyaregoingtohavetopaytaxanyway,whynotspend

themoneyonpromotingtheirnameorproduct?

However,sponsorshipissurelyaveryexpensivebusiness.So,howdoesone

decidewhicheventsoractivitiestosupport?Companiesspendalotoftimemaking

surethattheyhaveaperfectmatchbetweentheproductstoberepresentedandthe

activitythatneedssponsorship.Basically,companieshavetomakesurethatthe

imageisrightandthattheproductgetsmaximumcoveragethroughtheevent.I

mean,youwouldn'texpectacompanywhoseproducthasayounginternational

imagetosponsorasportthathasafollowingamongolderpeople.Thereareallsorts

ofreasonsbehindsponsorship.That'swhatthegame'saboutforthosewhoare

tryingtosellit.

Therearesomeimportantpointstoconsiderbeforeagreeingtosponsoran

event.Firstandfore-most,Isuppose,isthepopularityoftheeventingo-between,I

mean.EventsliketheWorldCupandtheOlympicshavebusinessesqueuingupto

offersponsorship.Therearethebigmediaevents:hoursandhoursofTVand

satellitecoverageguaranteedallovertheworld,aswellaspresscoverageandthe

possibilityofphotographsthatinsomewayadvertiseyourproduct.Mostevents

aren'tquitelikethatthough.Isupposeyou'vegotthenationalgameseveryfour

yearsinChina.Butmosteventsappealtoonlyalimitedproportionofthepotential

audience-tennis,forexample.Mostoftheaudiencethereisyoung,soproductsfor

theyoungaretheonesthatyouwouldassociatewiththeeventrecently.Thenhow

doyoumatchuptheproductwiththeevent?Themostimportantthingwiththe

smallereventistoidentifytheaudienceit'sgoingtoappealtointhisinstance,tennis

andyoungpeople.Thatshouldattractdrinksmanufactures,sportsfashiondesigners,

cosmeticsproducers,andsoon.Thenyoulookatthepotentialcoverageinthe

media.It'sthesortofeventthatmightattractCoca-ColaorPepsimaybeeven

McDonalds.

Whatisanobviousanswerthatmanycompanieswanttosponsorbigsports

events?

细节题。在该讲座中,谈到公司愿意赞助重大体育赛事的两个原因。一个是

明显的原因,即公司将被全世界知晓,特别当他们是主要赞助商时。另一个并不

明显的原因,即赞助可以帮助公司省钱。很明显B选项不正确。而C、D两项是

属于并不明显的原因,不符合题干意思。因此本题正确答案是A。

PartIIIReadingComprehension(总题数:0,分数:0.00)

SectionA(总题数:10,分数:0.00)

.AnexplosionhadthrownradiomanHarleyOlsonoutofbed.Heworkedwildly,

tryingto1anSOS.Butthepowerwasgone.Harleyranondeck.Thecrew

was2intolifeboats.Therewasnoroomforhim.Hehadnochoicebutto

jumpintotheblackwaterandstarttoswim.Suddenly,inthedarkness,hisfingershit

somethinghard.Itwasaliferaft.Climbing3,Harleycalledoutagainand

again.Butnooneanswered.Soonhisfirstfeelingof4lefthim.Inonewayhe

waslucky.Therafthadenoughfoodandwaterfor15menforseveralweeks.

Atdaybreak,Harleysawsomelittleboxes5by.Hefishedoneoutof

thesea.Chewinggum.Quickly,he6in20smallcartons.Intheafternoon,

Harley7anotherrafthetiedittohisown.Later,athirdraftbobbedup.And

thenamattressfloatedbyhiminthewreckage.Harleycouldhardlybelievehiseyes.

Herewasthestartofabedroom.Hetuggedthemattressaboard.Usingboxes,he

madehimselfabed.Withablanket,hemadea8fromthehotsun,thenext

morning,heatelikeaking.Theseawasalwayspeaceful.Everydaywaslikea

vacation.Whenthesungothot,thecarefreesailortookaswim,afterthat,he

enjoyedasunbath.Eachevening,beforegoingtobed,hewentforawalkonthetwo

raftsfloatingbehind.HarleyOtsonwas9withhisKingdomonthesea.

The10triplasted28days.

A.pleasure

B.hauled

C.radio

D.launch

E.scrambling

F.sight

G.panic

H.dimension

I.aboard

J.floating

K.intensively

L.spotted

M.superior

N.delighted

O.shade(分数:35.50)

1.(分数:3.55)

填空项1:(正确答案:C)

解析:空格前是tryingto结构,空格后的名词为anSOS,可知此处要用动

词原形,而且还要表达“发送信息”的意思,选项中只有radio符合文意,意思

是“发出SOS的无线电信号二选项中的launch也有发射的含义,但一般指送入

轨道。

2.(分数:3.55)

填空项1:(正确答案:E)

解析:根据空格前的系动词was,此空需填入动词的分词形式。根据句意

“当Harley跑到甲板上,看见船员正争先恐后地救生艇”,表示过去正在

进行的动作,用进行时态,根据句意,船员应当是爬上救生艇逃生。故选项中只

有scrambling符合。

3.(分数:3.55)

填空项1:(正确答案:I)

解析:空格前面是动词Climbing,所以此处需填入一个副词。上下文的意

思是“在黑暗中,他的手指碰上了什么硬的东西,原来是一只救生筏,Harley

o选项中只有副词aboard表示“上船,乘车”的意思。

4.(分数:3.55)

填空项1:(正确答案:G)

解析:根据句子结构uhisfirstfeelingoflefthim.,,此空需填入一个

名词。根据前文他们发出SOS求救信号逃生,说明他们处于一种险境,心情是比

较害怕的,再根据后文上了救生艇后,很幸运他们有足够的食物和水可以生存,,

所以前后是相反的状态,选项中只有名词panic“恐慌”符合文意。

5.(分数:3.55)

填空项1:(正确答案:J)

解析:根据句子结构sawsb./sth.doing表示正在发生的事,联系前文,他

们是在海上,所以看到的东西是漂浮在水面上的,选项中有floating符合文意。

6.(分数:3.55)

解析:B

7.(分数:3.55)

填空项1:(正确答案:L)

解析:此处缺少谓语,所以空格处应填入动词,本篇文章都是过去时态,

所以此空需填动词的过去式。根据句意“Harley又另一个救生筏,这个救

生筏是他自己系过的。”所以此处应当是Harley辨认出来了这个救生筏,选项中

只有spotted有此意。spotsth.with是“辨出,认出”的意思,在这句话中是“看

见”的意思。

8.(分数:3.55)

填空项1:(正确答案:0)

解析:空格前是冠词a,空格后是介词from,所以此空需填名词。根据句

意“Harley用毯子做了个以挡住阳光。”可知此空填入的词要表示“阴凉”

的意思,故选shade。

9.(分数:3.55)

填空项1:(正确答案:N)

解析:根据句子结构,此空需填入一个形容词。根据前文所述,Harley在

海上的行程是比较平静快乐的,所以此处需填入表示“高兴的”词。delightedsb.

withsth.是固定搭配,“使某人高兴”。

10.(分数:3.55)

填空项1:(正确答案:A)

解析:联系上文,文章的字里行间都透着这是趟快乐旅行,丝毫没有恐慌、

害怕的感觉。所以这是一次快乐的旅行。故选pleasure。

SectionB(总题数:10,分数:0.00)

HowCouldYourHobbyBetheKeytoFinancialSuccess?

A.Virtuallyeveryonehastheknowledgetheyneedtomakeafortune.

Everyonehasaninterest,hobbyorhasknowledgeaboutaparticularsubject.Itcould

beanything,andIreallymeananything!Everyonehasknowledgethatsomeoneelse

wants.Theproblemisthatmostpeoplehavenoideahowmuchtheirknowledgeis

worthbecauseinformationonlineisworthmuchmoretoday.

B.Theinternethasbecomeaforcetobereckonedwith.Thismonsterof

massconsumerismiseverincreasinganddoesnotseemtobeslowingdown.U.S.

consumersspent$748millionononlinecontentduringthefirsthalfof2003,

representinga23percentincreaseoverthesameperiodin2002.Withtheratethat

theinternetisgrowing,justimaginewhatthefigureslookliketoday.

C.Lastyear,JupiterResearchforecastthatpaid-contentwebrevenueswill

growfour-foldby2006,from$1.4billionto$5.8billion.Thecrazythingis一many

peopleareonlyjustwakinguptothisreality.Gonearethedayswhenallwebsites

offertheirdatafreeofcharge,nowthehottestinformationisreservedforthosewho

pay!

D.SoifyouhaveahobbyorinterestyouaretheperfectcandidateandI

havetwowordsforyou——subscriptionwebsite.Sowhatexactlyisasubscription

website?Well,itisasitethatchargesmembersafeetoenterthesiteandviewthe

specialistcontent.Andwhatdotheyallhaveincommon?Theyarebringingina

steady,recurringcashflowfortheirowners,monthaftermonth,fromafewhundred

totensofthousandsofdollarswithanendlessarrayoftopics.Havingasuccessful

paidmembershipsiteisoneofthebestwaystomakemoneyonline.Athriving

subscriptionsitecangiveyouthesteadyincomeofachiefexecutive—butwithout

theworkorstresslevels!

E.Forexampleifyouhadjust200peoplepayingyoujust$20amonth,you

wouldhaveasteadycashflowof$4000/month,monthaftermonth,rainorshine.

Manypeopleachievethisinthefirstmonthortwothattheirsiteisupandrunning.

However,that'sjustthetipoftheiceberg.Manypeoplehavememberonlywebsites

thatproduce5-10timesthatamountofmoney!Choosetherighttopicandthiscould

happeninyourfirst2-3months.Let'sbehonest,asteadycashflowisthekeyto

financialsecuritywhichiswhythewebsiteissosuperiortoanyotherformofonline

product.

F.Asubscriptionwebsiteisacombinationofdoingwhatyouenjoyand

sharingthatknowledgewiththosewhowilltrulyappreciateit.Thebestsubscription

websitesarerunbythosewhohaveapassionforthesubjectmattertheyare

supplying.Thisisthemostcriticaldecisionyou'llhavetomake.Choosetheright

topicandyou'llhavepeoplerushingtogiveyoumoneytoenteryoursite,youwill

havenoproblemup-datingthesitewithnewinformation,andinturnthesitewill

remainfreshandexciting.Findatopicthatyouarepassionateabout,andtheodds

arethatenoughotherpeoplearealsopassionateaboutthetopictomakeita

successfulmembershipsite.Sinceyouaregoingtobespendingtimeandeffort

buildingandmaintainingyourmembershipsite,doesn'titmakesensetochoosea

topicthatyouenjoy?

G.Butwhywouldpeoplewanttopayforinformationwhenyoucanfind

prettymuchanythingatallonthenetwithoutanycostatall?It'ssimple,thesearch

fortheinfoyourequirecanbelongandtedious.Peoplearereallypayingfor

convenience.Theywantuptodateinformationandtheywantitnow.Theyalsowant

theinformationtobecomprehensiveandoriginal.Th

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