[外语类试卷]大学英语六级改革适用（听力）模拟试卷64及答案与解析.doc

1、大学英语六级改革适用（听力）模拟试卷 64及答案与解析 Section A （ A） She expects the man to have it. （ B） Shes angry with the man for forgetting it. （ C） Shed like the man to return it by tonight. （ D） She doesnt know where it is. （ A） She will do her best if the job is worth doing. （ B） She prefers a life of continued explo

2、ration. （ C） She will stick to the job if the pay is good. （ D） She doesnt think much of job-hopping. （ A） Young. （ B） Lonely. （ C） Sad. （ D） Tired. （ A） Hell schedule the woman for an afternoon （ B） He cant schedule an appointment for the woman. （ C） Dr. Anderson will call the woman back soon. （ D）

3、 Dr. Andersons schedule is full. （ A） The apples and pears might not be so good. （ B） The apples are not as good as the pears. （ C） The apples and pears are very good. （ D） The apples and pears are as good as they look. （ A） Nobody likes to listen to this symphony. （ B） Many people like the symphony

4、 （ C） She doesnt like the symphony. （ D） Shed like to have a cup of tea. （ A） She prefers to stay indoors during the summer. （ B） It will clear up soon. （ C） Too much hot weather can be unpleasant. （ D） The weather is supposed to get even hotter （ A） She hasnt called the travel agency yet. （ B） The

5、 man may have to reschedule his trip. （ C） She doesnt know when her semester ends. （ D） The man should take his vacation somewhere else. （ A） A giant ocean wave. （ B） A kind of food. （ C） A bus. （ D） A Japanese person. （ A） There will be an eastward ocean current. （ B） There will be a westward ocean

6、 current. （ C） They would be swallowed up by the ocean waves. （ D） They would be able to eat fish. （ A） Cool. （ B） Calm. （ C） Dangerous. （ D） Frightening. （ A） An earthquake. （ B） A volcano. （ C） A landside. （ D） A warm current. （ A） Shes impressed with the ticket sellers. （ B） Shes pleased about th

7、e mans purchase. （ C） Shes uncertain about the change in plans. （ D） Shes resigned to the situation. （ A） By writing a personal check. （ B） By charging them to their personal account. （ C） By paying in cash. （ D） By using a store credit card. （ A） Stay where he is. （ B） Go home to telephone the orde

8、r. （ C） Try to get the tickets elsewhere. （ D） Return after lunch. Section B （ A） They were too busy working to learn to read. （ B） Their owners were afraid they could read. （ C） They had no one to teach them to read. （ D） They thought reading was not necessary. （ A） They were severely punished. （ B

9、 They were treated well. （ C） They were sold to another white man. （ D） They were given different work. （ A） Some slaves were brought to America in the 20th century. （ B） Slaves were not treated as people. （ C） Being brutal to slaves was against the law. （ D） No slave owner was ever punished for th

10、eir brutality. （ A） There were laws that protected the rights of slaves. （ B） Nobody in the U.S. disagreed with slavery before 1800. （ C） There was progress in the opposition to slavery. （ D） The end of the Civil War enabled blacks to enjoy equality. （ A） Immigrants and the poor. （ B） Asians. （ C） C

11、hillers. （ D） Day laborer. （ A） People needed places to work and live. （ B） City government was encouraging rapid expansion. （ C） There were few clearly defined neighborhoods. （ D） Real estate development was uncontrolled. （ A） Rapid population growth. （ B） Corrupt city government. （ C） Real estate

12、speculators. （ D） Lack of immigration quotas. （ A） From the library, the ASPCA and books including puppy training. （ B） From all books for raising and training dogs. （ C） By buying a dog from a pet store. （ D） By discussing in families. （ A） Because they are easy to feed and train. （ B） Because they

13、 are very big and powerful. （ C） Because they can protect family from being stolen. （ D） Because they provide companionship as well as protection. （ A） They dont need much space. （ B） They are small and easy to train. （ C） They dont need to be walked daily. （ D） All of the above. Section C 25 On Sep

14、t. 11, the nations aviation system quickly and safely landed almost 4,500 planes that were in the air when the terrorist attacks【 B1】 _. How was this accomplished? What was it like inside air traffic【 B2】 _centers and at airline headquarters? How was the decision made to land all the planes? And how

15、 did controllers【 B3】 _it? Some USA TODAY reporters spent seven months【 B4】 _more than 100 people involved in key decisions that day. The reporters【 B5】 _to New York, Washington, Chicago, Texas and Atlanta. The scenes, thoughts and quotes in the stories are based on interviews with participants or w

16、ith sources who had【 B6】 _tape recordings. Accounts of the days events were verified. Reporters and editors also scrutinized【 B7】 _ pages of records, including transcripts of radio calls with the four hijacked jets kept by the Federal Aviation Administration. USA TODAY compiled and analyzed【 B8】 _fr

17、om several sources. A key source was the FAA radar data from the Traffic Situation Display. The system 【 B9】 _all aircraft in the United States and Canada that have filed flight plans: commercial jets, private planes, cargo jets and military aircraft. It also estimates the location of planes over the Atlantic and Pacific oceans flying to and from【 B10】 _. 26 【 B1】 27 【 B2】 28 【 B3】 29 【 B4】 30 【 B5】 31 【 B6】 32 【 B7】 33 【 B8】 34 【 B9】 35 【 B10】 大学英语六级改革适用（听力）模拟试卷 64答案与解析