大学英语六级(CET-6)模拟训练高频过关题 23（带词汇附答案、听力原文）

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PartIListeningComprehension(20minutes)

SectionA

Directions:Inthissection,youwillhear10shortconversations.Attheendofeach

conversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Boththe

conversationandthequestionwillbespokenonlyonce.Aftereach

questiontherewillbeapause.Duringthepause,youmustreadthefour

choicesmarkedA),B),C)andD),anddecidewhichisthebestanswer.Then

markthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasingleline

throughthecentre.

Example:

Youwillhear:

Youwillread:A)2hours.

B)3hours.

C)4hours.

D)5hours.

Fromtheconversationweknowthatthetwoaretalkingaboutsomeworktheywill

startat9o/clockinthemorningandhavetofinishat2intheafternoon.Therefore,D)

〃5hours"isthecorrectanswer.Youshouldchoose[D]ontheAnswerSheetandmarkit

withasinglelinethroughthecenter.

SampleAnswer[A][B][C]{D]

1.A)Themanattendedtheconcert,butdidn'tlikeit.

B)Themanwassorrytomissthefootballgame.

C)Themanismoreinterestedinfootballthaninclassicalmusic.

D)Themanwassorrythathedidn'tattendtheconcert.

2.A)Singingloudly.

B)Listeningtomusic.

C)Studying.

D)Talkingonthephone.

3.A)Shecan'treceiveanycalls.

B)Shecan'tmakeanycalls.

C)Shecandonothingwiththephone.

D)Shecan'trepairthephone.

4.A)Tomisveryresponsible.

B)Tom'swordsaren'treliable.

C)WhatTomsaidistrue.

D)Tomisnothumorousatall.

5.A)Howtouseacamera.

B)Howtouseawasher.

C)Howtouseakeyboard.

D)Howtouseataperecorder.

6.A)Theyshouldputthemeetingtoanend.

B)Theyshouldholdanothermeetingtodiscussthematter.

C)Shewouldliketodiscussanotheritem.

D)Shewantstodiscusstheissueagainlater.

7.A)HebelievestheBrownshavedoneasensiblething.

B)Hedoesn'tthinktheBrownsshouldmovetoanotherplace.

C)Hedoesn'tthinktheBrowns'investmentisawisemove.

D)HebelievesitisbetterfortheBrownstoinvestlater.

8.A)Hemayconvertitanduseitasarestaurant.

B)Hemaypullitdownandbuildanewrestaurant.

C)Hemayrentitoutforuseasarestaurant.

D)Hemaysellittotheownerofarestaurant.

9.A)Shedoesn'tlikethewaytheprofessorlectures.

B)She'shavingahardtimefollowingtheprofessor'slectures.

C)Sheisnotinterestedincourse.

D)She'shavingdifficultywiththeheavyreadingassignments.

10.A)Heneverkeepshispromises.

B)Heiscrazyaboutparties.

C)Hehaschangedhismind.

D)Heisnotsociable.

SectionBCompoundDictation

注意：听力理解的B节(SectionB)为复合式听写(CompoundDictation),题目在卷

二上。现在请取出试卷二。

Directions:Inthissection,youwillhearapassagetreetimes.Whenthepassageis

readforthefirsttime,youshouldlistencarefullyforitsgeneralidea.Then

listentothepassageagain.Whenthepassageisreadforthesecondtime,

youarerequiredtofillintheblanksnumberedfromSIto57withtheexact

wordsyouhavejustheard.ForblanksnumberedS8toS10youare

requiredtofillinmissinginformation.Youcaneitherusetheexactwords

youhavejustheardorwritedownthemainpointsinyourownwords.

Finally,whenthepassageisreadforthethirdtime,youshouldcheckwhat

youhavewritten.

PresidentClintonlatertodayjoins(SI)presidentsFord,CarterandBush

at“thepresidentssummitforAmerica'sfuture"(S2)atrecruitingonemillion

volunteertutorstoprovideafter-school,weekendandsummerreadinghelpforupto

threemillionchildren.Mr.ClintonwillaskCongressthiscomingweekfornearlythree

(S3)dollarstofundafive-yearprogramcalled“AmericaReads".

Theprogramwouldfundthe(S4)effortsof20thousandreading(S5)

anditwouldalsogive(S6)tohelpparentshelpchildrenreadbythe

thirdgrade,oraboutageeight.DuringhisSaturdayradio(S7),thepresident

explainedwhytheprogramisimportant."Weneed'AmericaReads'andweneedit

now.Studiesshowthatifthefourth-gradersfailtoreadwell,(S8).But,40

percentofthemstillcan'treadatabasiclevel."

Volunteertutors,whoprovidecommunityserviceinexchangeforcollegefunding,

arebeingusedinliteracyandtutoringprograms.(S9).

ThepresidentsaysmanyofthePhiladelphiasummitscorporatesponsorswill

recruittutors.(S10).

PartIIReadingComprehension(35minutes)

Directions:Thereare4readingpassagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedby

somequestionsorunfinishedstatements.Foreachofthemtherearefour

choicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).Youshoulddecideonthebestchoiceand

markthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasingleline

troughthecentre.Questions21to25arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

Intheworldofentertainment,TVtalkshowshaveundoubtedlyfloodedeveryinch

ofspaceondaytimetelevision.Andanyonewhowatchesthemregularlyknowsthat

eachonevariesinstyleandformat.Butnotwoshowsaremoreprofoundlyoppositein

content,whileatthesametimestandingoutabovetherest,thantheJerrySpringerand

theOprahWinfreyshows.

JerrySpringercouldeasilybeconsideredthekingofatrashtalk(废话)JThetopics

onhisshowareasshockingasshockingcanbe.Forexample,theshowtakesthe

ever-commontalkshowthemesoflove,sex,cheating,guilt,hate,conflictandmorality

toadifferentlevel.Clearly,theJerrySpringershowisadisplayandexploitationof

society'smoralcatastrophes(灾难)，yetpeoplearewillingtoeatuptheintriguing

predicaments(困境)ofotherpeople'slives.

LikeJerrySpringer,OprahWinfreytakesTVtalkshowtoitsextreme,butOprah

goesintheoppositedirection.Theshowfocusesontheimprovementofsocietyandan

individual'squalityoflife.Topicsrangefromteachingyourchildrenresponsibility,

managingyourworkweek,togettingtoknowyourneighbors.

ComparedtoOprah,theJerrySpringershowlookslikepoisonouswastebeing

dumpedonsociety.Jerryendseveryshowwitha“finalword".Hemakesasmallspeech

thatsumsuptheentiremoraloftheshow.Hopefully,thisisthepartwheremost

peoplewilllearnsomethingveryvaluable.

Cleanasitis,theOprahshowisnotforeveryone.Theshow/smaintarget

audiencesaremiddle-classAmericans.Mostofthesepeoplehavethetime,money,and

stabilitytodealwithlife'stougherproblems.JerrySpringer,ontheotherhand,has

moreofanassociationwiththeyoungadultsofsociety.Theseare18-to21-year-olds

whosemaintroublesinlifeinvolvelove,relationship,sex,moneyandpeers.Theyare

theoneswhoseesomevalueandlessonstobelearnedunderneaththeshow's

exploitation.

Whilethetwoshowsareasdifferentasnightandday,bothhaveruledthetalk

showcircuitformanyyearsnow.Eachonecaterstoadifferentaudiencewhileboth

haveastrongfollowingfromlargegroupsoffans.Ironically,bothcouldalsobe

consideredpioneersinthetalkshowworld.

21.ComparedwithotherTVtalkshows,boththeJerrySpringerandtheOprah

Winfreyare.

A)morefamily-oriented

B)unusuallypopular

C)moreprofound

D)relativelyformal

22.ThoughthesocialproblemsJerrySpringertalksaboutappeardistasteful,the

audience.

A)remainfascinatedbythem

B)arereadytofaceuptothem

C)remainindifferenttothem

D)arewillingtogetinvolvedinthem

23.WhichofthefollowingislikelytobeatopicoftheOprahWinfreyshow?

A)Anewtypeofrobot.

B)Racisthatred.

C)Familybudgetplanning.

D)Streetviolence.

24.Despitetheirdifferentapproaches,thetwotalkshowsareboth.

A)ironical

B)sensitive

C)instructive

D)cynical

25.Wecanlearnfromthepassagethatthetwotalkshows.

A)havemonopolizedthetalkshowcircuit

B)exploittheweaknessesinhumannature

C)appearatdifferenttimesoftheday

D)aretargetedatdifferentaudiences

Questions26to30arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

Tounderstandthemarketingconcept,itisonlynecessarytounderstandthe

differencebetweenmarketingandselling.Nottoomanyyearsago,mostindustries

concentratedprimarilyontheefficientproductionofgoods,andthenreliedon

"persuasivesalesmanship"tomoveasmuchofthesegoodsaspossible.Such

productionandsellingfocusesontheneedsofthesellertoproducegoodsandthen

convertthemintomoney.

Marketing,ontheotherhand,focusesonthewantsofconsumers.Itbeginswith

firstanalyzingthepreferencesanddemandsofconsumersandthenproducinggoods

thatwillsatisfythem.Thiseye-on-the-consumerapproachisknownasthemarketing

concept,whichsimplymeansthatinsteadoftryingtosellwhateveriseasiestto

produceorbuyforresale,themakersanddealersfirstendeavortofindoutwhatthe

consumerwantstobuyandthengoaboutmakingitavailableforpurchase.

Thisconceptdoesnotimplythatbusinessisbenevolent(慈善的)orthatconsumer

satisfactionisgivenpriorityoverprofitinacompany.Therearealwaystwosidesto

everybusinesstransaction-thefirmandthecustomer-andeachmustbesatisfiedbefore

tradeoccurs.Successfulmerchantsandproducers,however,recognizethatthesurest

routetoprofitisthroughunderstandingandcateringtocustomers.Astrikingexample

oftheimportanceofcateringtotheconsumerpresenteditselfinmid-1985,whenCoca

Colachangedtheflavorofitsdrink.Thenon-acceptanceofthenewflavorbya

significantportionofthepublicbroughtaboutapromptrestorationoftheClassicCoke,

whichwasthenmarketedalongsidethenew.KingCustomerruled!

26.Themarketingconceptdiscussedinthepassageis,inessence,.

A)thepracticeofturninggoodsintomoney

B)makinggoodsavailableforpurchase

C)thecustomer-centredapproach

D)aformofpersuasivesalesmanship

27.Whatwasthemainconcernofindustrialistsbeforethemarketingconceptwas

widelyaccepted?

A)Theneedsofthemarket.

B)Theefficiencyofproduction.

C)Thesatisfactionoftheuser.

D)Thepreferencesofthedealer.

28.Accordingtothepassage,zztomoveasmuchofthesegoodsaspossible77(Lines3-4,

Para.1)means〃

A)tosellthelargestpossibleamountofgoods

B)totransportgoodsasefficientlyaspossible

C)todisposeofthesegoodsinlargequantities

D)toredesignthesegoodsforlarge-scaleproduction

29.WhatdoestherestorationoftheClassicCokebestillustrate?

A)Traditionalgoodshaveastrongerappealtothemajorityofpeople.

B)Ittakestimeforanewproducttobeacceptedbythepublic.

C)Consumerswithconservativetastesareoftendifficulttoplease.

D)Productsmustbedesignedtosuitthetasteoftheconsumer.

30.Indiscussingthemarketingconcept,theauthorfocuseson.

A)itsmaincharacteristic

B)itssocialimpact

C)itspossibleconsequence

D)itstheoreticalbasis

Questions31to35arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

Conventionalwisdomaboutconflictseemsprettymuchcutanddried.Toolittle

conflictbreedsapathy(冷漠)andstagnation(呆滞).Toomuchconflictleadsto

divisiveness(分裂)andhostility.Moderatelevelsofconflict,however,canspark

creativityandmotivatepeopleinahealthyandcompetitiveway.

RecentresearchbyProfessorCharlesR.Schwenk,however,suggeststhatthe

optimallevelofconflictmaybemorecomplextodeterminethanthesesimple

generalizations.Hestudiedperceptionsofconflictamongasampleofexecutives.Some

oftheexecutivesworkedforprofit-seekingorganizationsandothersfornot-for-profit

organizations.

Somewhatsurprisingly,Schwenkfoundthatopinionsaboutconflictvaried

systematicallyasafunctionofthetypeoforganization.Specifically,managersin

not-for-profitorganizationsstronglybelievedthatconflictwasbeneficialtotheir

organizationsandthatitpromotedhigherqualitydecisionmakingthanmightbe

achievedintheabsenceofconflict.

Managersoffor-profitorganizationssawadifferentpicture.Theybelievedthat

conflictgenerallywasdamagingandusuallyledtopoor-qualitydecisionmakingintheir

organizations.Schwenkinterpretedtheseresultsintermsofthecriteriaforeffective

decisionmakingsuggestedbytheexecutives.Intheprofit-seekingorganizations,

decision-makingeffectivenesswasmostoftenassessedinfinancialterms.The

executivesbelievedthatconsensusratherthanconflictenhancedfinancialindicators.

Inthenot-for-profitorganizations,decision-makingeffectivenesswasdefinedfrom

theperspectiveofsatisfyingconstituents.Giventhecomplexitiesandambiguities

associatedwithsatisfyingmanydiverseconstituentsexecutivesperceivedthatconflict

ledtomoreconsideredandacceptabledecisions.

31.Intheeyesoftheauthor,conventionalopiniononconflictis.

A)wrong

B)oversimplified

C)misleading

D)unclear

32.ProfessorCharlesR.Schwenk'sresearchshows.

A)theadvantagesanddisadvantagesofconflict

B)therealvalueofconflict

C)thedifficultyindeterminingtheoptimallevelofconflict

D)thecomplexityofdefiningtherolesofconflict

33.WecanlearnfromSchwenk'sresearchthat.

A)aperson'sviewofconflictisinfluencedbythepurposeofhisorganization

B)conflictisnecessaryformanagersoffor-profitorganizations

C)differentpeopleresolveconflictsindifferentways

D)itisimpossibleforpeopletoavoidconflict

34.Thepassagesuggeststhatinfor-profitorganizations.

A)thereisnoendofconflict

B)expressionofdifferentopinionsisencouraged

C)decisionsmustbejustifiable

D)successliesingeneralagreement

35.Peopleworkinginanot-for-profitorganization.

A)seemtobedifficulttosatisfy

B)arefreetoexpressdiverseopinions

C)arelesseffectiveinmakingdecisions

D)finditeasiertoreachagreement

Questions36to40arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

Imagineeatingeverythingdeliciousyouwant-withnoneofthefat.Thatwouldbe

great,wouldn'tit?

New“fakefat"productsappearedonstoreshelvesintheUnitedStatesrecently,

butnoteveryoneishappyaboutit.Makersoftheproducts,whichcontainacompound

calledolestra,sayfoodmanufacturerscannoweliminatefatfromcertainfoods.Critics,

however,saythenewcompoundcanrobthebodyofessentialvitaminsandnutrients

(营养物)andcanalsocauseunpleasantsideeffectsinsomepeople.Soit'suptodecide

whetherthenewfat-freeproductstastegoodenoughtokeepeating.

Chemistsdiscoveredolestrainthelate1960s,whentheyweresearchingforafat

thatcouldbedigestedbyinfantsmoreeasily.Insteadoffindingthedesiredfat,the

researcherscreatedafatthatcan'tbedigestedatall.

Normally,specialchemicalsintheintestines(肠)"grab"moleculesofregularfat

andbreakthemdownsotheycanbeusedbythebody.Amoleculeofregularfatis

madeupofthreemoleculesofsubstancescalledfattyacids.

Thefattyacidsareabsorbedbytheintestinesandbringwiththemtheessential

vitaminsA,D,E,andK.Whenfatmoleculesarepresentintheintestineswithanyof

thosevitamins,thevitaminsattachtothemoleculesandarecarriedintothe

bloodstream.

Olestra,whichismadefromsixtoeightmoleculesoffattyacids,istoolargeforthe

intestinestoabsorb.Itjustslidesthroughtheintestineswithoutbeingbrokendown.

Manufacturerssayit'sthatabilitytoslideunchangedthroughtheintestinesthatmakes

olestrasovaluableasafatsubstitute.Itprovidesconsumerswiththetasteofregular

fatwithoutanybadeffectsonthebody.ButcriticssayolestracanpreventvitaminsA,D,

E,andKfrombeingabsorbed.Itcanalsopreventtheabsorptionofcarotenoids(类胡萝

卜素)，compoundsthatmayreducetheriskofcancer,heartdisease,etc.

ManufacturersareaddingvitaminsA,D,E,andKaswellascarotenoidstotheir

productsnow.Evenso,somenutritionistsarestillconcernedthatpeoplemighteat

unlimitedamountsoffoodmadewiththefatsubstitutewithoutworryingabouthow

manycaloriestheyareconsuming.

36.Welearnfromthepassagethatolestraisasubstancethat.

A)containsplentyofnutrients

B)rendersfoodscalorie-freewhileretainingtheirvitamins

C)makesfoodseasilydigestible

D)makesfoodsfat-freewhilekeepingthemdelicious

37.Theresultofthesearchforaneasilydigestiblefatturnedouttobe.

A)commerciallyuseless

B)justasanticipated

C)somewhatcontroversial

D)quiteunexpected

38.Olestraisdifferentfromordinaryfatsinthat.

A)itpassesthroughtheintestineswithoutbeingabsorbed

B)itfacilitatestheabsorptionofvitaminsbythebody

C)ithelpsreducetheincidenceofheartdisease

D)itpreventsexcessiveintakeofvitamins

39.Whatisapossiblenegativeeffectofolestraaccordingtosomecritics?

A)Itmayimpairthedigestivesystem.

B)Itmayaffecttheoverallfatintake.

C)Itmayincreasetheriskofcancer.

D)Itmayspoiltheconsumers/appetite.

40.Whyarenutritionistsconcernedaboutaddingvitaminstoolestra?

A)Itmayleadtotheover-consumptionofvitamins.

B)Peoplemaybeinducedtoeatmorethanisnecessary.

C)Thefunctionoftheintestinesmaybeweakened.

D)Itmaytriggeranewwaveoffakefoodproduction.

PartIIIVocabulary(20minutes)

Directions:Thereare30incompletesentencesinthispart.Foreachsentencethereare

fourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).ChoosetheONEthatbestcompletes

thesentence.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet

withasinglelinethroughthecentre.

31.Whenpeopleareaskedwhatkindofhousingtheyneedorwant,thequestion

avarietyofanswers.

A)defies

B)magnifies

C)mediates

D)evokes

32.Ifyouwanttosetupacompany,youmustwiththeregulationslaid

downbytheauthorities.

A)comply

B)adhere

C)confirm

D)accord

33.Althoughthereareoccasionaloutbreaksofgunfire,wecanreportthatthe

rebellionhasinthemainbeen.

A)canceled

B)destroyed

C)suppressed

D)restrained

34.Sincethetwocountriescouldn'ttheirdifferences,theydecidedtostop

theirnegotiations.

A)rectify

B)oblige

C)reconcile

D)obscure

35.Thepresidentialcandidatehispositionbywinningseveralprimary

elections.

A)enforced

B)enriched

C)intensified

D)consolidated

36.Thefuelofthecontinentalmissileissupposedtobebythisdevice.

A)ignited

B)lighted

C)fired

D)inspired

37.Mikejustdiscoveredthathispassporthadthreemonthsago.

A)abolished

B)expired

C)amended

D)constrained

38.Franklyspeaking,yourarticleisverygoodexceptforsomemistakesin

grammar.

A)obscure

B)glaring

C)trivial

D)rare

39.Therewasonceanideathattheearthwasflatandmotionless.

A)absurd

B)intrinsic

C)eternal

D)offensive

40.Certainspeciesdisappearedorbecameasnewformsarosethatwere

betteradaptedtotheEarth'schangingenvironment.

A)feeble

B)extinct

C)massive

D)extinguished

41.Hisdirectionsconfusedus;wedidnotknowwhichofthetworoadsto

take.

A)ambiguous

B)complicated

C)arbitrary

D)intricate

42.FranklinD.RooseveltarguedthatthedepressionstemmedfromtheAmerican

economy'sflaws.

A)underlining

B)vulnerable

C)vulgar

D)underlying

43.Somestudiesconfirmedthatthiskindofeyediseasewasintropical

countries.

A)prospective

B)prevalent

C)provocative

D)perpetual

44.Iamafraidthatyouhavetoalteryourviewsinlightofthetragicnews

thathasjustarrived.

A)indifferent

B)distressing

C)optimistic

D)pessimistic

45.Althoughhehashadnoformaleducation,heisoneofthebusinessmen

inthecompany.

A)shrewdest

B)sternest

C)nastiest

D)alertest

46.Stopshouting!Ican'thearthefootball.

A)judgment

B)interpretation

C)commentary

D)explanation

47.TheculturesofChinaandJapanharesharedmanyfeatures,buteachhasused

themaccordingtoitsnational.

A)engagement

B)destiny

C)capacity

D)temperament

48.Everymemberofsocietyhastomakeatostruggleforthefreedomof

thecountry.

A)pledge

B)warranty

C)resolve

D)guarantee

49.Iwasdeeplyimpressedbythehostess'andenjoyedthedinnerparty

verymuch.

A)hostility

B)indignation

C)hospitality

D)humanity

50.Davidtendstofeeluselessandunwantedinasocietythatgivessomuch

tothosewhocompetewell.

A)prestige

B)regime

C)superiority

D)legislation

51.Asyouhaveseen,thevaluesofanation'scurrencyisaofitseconomy.

A)reaction

B)refection

C)response

D)revelation

52.IntheSpringExportCommoditiesFairtheoffinechinaattractedmuch

attentionofcustomersfromallovertheworld.

A)succession

B)array

C)string

D)procession

53.Weshouldmakeaclearbetweenthetwoscientifictermsforthe

purposeofourdiscussion.

A)separation

B)discrimination

C)deviation

D)distinction

54.TheterroristsmighthaveplantedabombonaplaneinAthens,setto

whenitarrivedinNewYork.

A)gooff

B)getoff

C)comeoff

D)carryoff

55.Weshouldbeabletodothejobforyouquickly,yougiveusallthe

necessaryinformation.

A)incase

B)providedthat

C)orelse

D)asif

56.Theyoungerperson'sattractiontostereoscannotbeexplainedonly

familiaritywithtechnology.

A)inquestof

B)bymeansof

C)intermsof

D)byvirtueof

57.Attemptstopersuadehertostayaftershefeltinsultedwere.

A)innoway

B)onthecontrary

C)ataloss

D)ofnoavail

58.Bysigningtheleasewemadeatopayarentof$150aweek.

A)conception

B)commission

C)commitment

D)confinement

59.Topreventfloodinginwinterthewaterflowingfromthedamisconstantly

byacomputer.

A)graded

B)managed

C)conducted

D)monitored

60.Manypeoplethinkofdesertsasregions,butnumerousspeciesofplants

andanimalshaveadaptedtolifethere.

A)virgin

B)barren

C)void

D)wretched

试卷二

PartIVErrorCorrection(15minutes)

Directions:Thispartconsistsofashortpassage.Inthispassage,therearealtogether

10mistakes,oneineachnumberedline.Youmayhavetochangeaword,

addawordordeleteaword.Markoutthemistakesandputthe

correctionsintheblanksprovided.Ifyouchangeaword,crossitoutand

writethecorrectwordinthecorrespondingblank.Ifyouaddaword,put

aninsertionmark(/\)intherightplaceandwritethemissingwordinthe

blank.Ifyoudeleteaword,crossitandputaslash(/)intheblank.

Example:

Televisionisrapidlybecomingtheliteratureofourp^ri6ds1.time/timvs/period

ManyoftheargumentsJiaVingusedforthestudyofliteratureas2._______

aschoolsubjectarevalidforAstudyoftelevision.3.______the

Untiltheverylatestmomentofhisexistence,manhasbeenboundtotheplanet

onwhichheoriginatedanddeveloped.Nowhehadthecapabilitytoleavethatplanet

(71)andmoveoutintotheuniversetothoseworldswhichhehasknownpreviously

onlydirectly.Menhaveexploredpartsof(72)themoon,putspaceshipsinorbitaround

anotherplanetandpossiblywithinthedecadewilllandintoanotherplanetand(73)

exploreit.Canwebetooboldastosuggestthatwemaybe(74)abletocolonizeother

planetwithinthenot—too—distant(75)future?Somehaveadvocatedsucha

procedureasasolutiontothepopulationproblem,shiptheexcesspeopleofftothe

moon.Butwemustkeepinheadthebillionsofdollarswe(76)mightspendincarrying

outtheproject.Tomaintaintheearth/spopulationatitspresentlevel,wewouldhave

toblastoffintospace7,500peopleeveryhourofeverydayoftheyear.

Whyarewespendingsolittlemoneyonspace(77)exploration?Considerthegreat

needforimprovingmany(78)aspectsoftheglobalenvironment,oneissurelyjustified

inhisconcernforthemoneyandresourcesthattheyarepoured(79)intothespace

explorationefforts.Butperhapsweshouldlookatbothsidesofthecoinbeforearriving

hasty(80)conclusions.

PartVWriting(30minutes)

Directions:WTForthispart,youareallowedthirtyminutestowriteacompositionon

thetopicHowIFinancemyCollegeEducation.Youshouldwriteatleast

120words,andbaseyourcompositionontheoutline(giveninChinese)

below:

1.上大学的费用(tuitionandfees)可以通过多种途径解决。

2.那种途径适合我（说明理由）

HowIFinanceMyCollegeEduca

1月英语六级训练试题参考答案

PartIListeningComprehension

1.C2.B3.A4.B5.A

6.D7.C8.A9.D10.C

SI.former

S2.aimed

S3,b川ion

S4.coordination

S5.specialists

S6.grants

S7.address

S8.Theyarelikelytodropoffschool,andlesslikelytosucceedinlife.

S9.Theprogram,initiatedbyPresidentClinton,hascomeonthecriticismbyCongress.

S10.DozenofcollegesandUniversitiesarepreparedtosendthousandsoftheirstudentsin

supportoftheProgram.

PartIIReadingComprehension

11.B12.C13.D14.C15.A

16.B17.B18.D19.C20.C

21.A22.C23.D