[外语类试卷]大学英语六级模拟试卷777及答案与解析.doc

1、大学英语六级模拟试卷 777及答案与解析 一、 Part I Writing (30 minutes) 1 假如你是一名刚入校的大学生李明，因家境困难要申请助学贷款 1万元。请就此给学校相关部门写一封信。 1个人情况介绍及说明贷款的愿望 2申请贷款的原因 3说明自己偿还贷款的能力 二、 Part II Reading Comprehension (Skimming and Scanning) (15 minutes) Directions: In this part, you will have 15 minutes to go over the passage quickly and ans

2、wer the questions attached to the passage. For questions 1-4, mark： Y (for YES) if the statement agrees with the information given in the passage; N (for NO) if the statement contradicts the information given in the passage; NG (for NOT GIVEN) if the information is not given in the passage. 1 Whats

3、the right activity for me? Whoever you are, theres an activity for you to maintain a “keep fit“ lifestyle. And just as getting fitter doesnt have to mean pushing yourself to the limits of your endurance, you dont have to be technically brilliant at a particular sport to derive pleasure and health be

4、nefits from it. Some people hold back from getting fit because they feel self-conscious about their ability or body and want to find an activity they can do on their own, but organized classes and sports clubs can provide you with support and motivation, as well as a chance to make new friends. If y

5、oure interested in football, hockey or other team sports, for example, many local clubs will have several teams of varying abilities, while there are plenty of aerobics (有氧健身 ) or yoga classes specifically designed to cater for beginners. Youre never too old to learn to swim, or you can take classes

6、 to improve your technique if thats whats holding you back. But many activities can be done by yourself, and require neither technical expertise nor much in the way of equipment or expense -just your willingness to give it a go. Here are some of the best, easiest and most popular ways to start getti

7、ng fit, as well as some suggestions for alternatives, that get you started. Walking Most of us walk at some point each day but we do it far less than we used to. The government calculates theres been a decline of more than 20 percent in the number of miles walked since the mid - 1980s. But walking i

8、s the simplest and cheapest of all exercises, and making it a regular activity and focusing on the intensity or distance covered can greatly increase your fitness. Walking improves the condition of your heart and lungs and works the muscles of the lower body. Its a weight-bearing activity, so it may

9、 improve bone density, yet its also low-impact, putting less stress on the joints than some other forms of exercise. Aside from the health benefits of walking, some of the countrys most beautiful scenery can only be accessed on foot, so if you dont try walking, think what youre denying yourself. If

10、youre a beginner, go in groups or as part of an organized outing via a ramblers club. Walking up hills expends more energy - even walking down again uses more energy than walking on the flat, but if you dont think youre ready for the hills yet, boost your fitness by walking just about anywhere. You

11、could try power walking in the park, for example. The idea is to walk at such a fast pace that it would actually be easier to break into a run. You burn more calories walking at this speed than you would running at the same pace. Running/jogging Running might just be the ultimate way to get fit: its

12、 cheap, can be done anywhere, at any time and, most importantly, is very effective. Theres really no difference between running and jogging, although jogging is often used to describe running at a slow pace. Whatever you call it, all you need is a good pair of running shoes and a little enthusiasm.

13、As long as youre healthy and take it easy to start with, anyone can run. If you have a history of certain diseases like chest pain, high blood pressure, or have had recent surgery or are pregnant, consult a doctor first. As a high-impact activity, running may maintain or increase bone density. But i

14、t can also put more stress on your joints than lower-impact activities such as walking and cycling, especially if youre overweight. Again, if youre concerned, consult your doctor. As with all exercise, you must warm up first. Start by walking at a brisk pace, then gradually break into a slow jog. Ru

15、n at a pace at which you can still hold a conversation, but which definitely feels harder than walking. If youre getting too breathless to talk, slow down or walk for a while until youre breathing more easily. To begin with, aim to run/walk in this way for ten minutes in total. Do this every second

16、or third day, gradually reducing the walking time and increasing the running until you can run for the full ten minutes. At the end of each session, warm down by finishing with a slow jog or brisk walk until your heart rate and breathing have returned to more normal levels. Stretch while your muscle

17、s are still warm. Next, start to increase the total duration of your run by a minute or two every third session, until you can manage 30 minutes three times a week. Even if youre feeling good, dont be tempted to increase your running time by more than ten per cent each week. Many people are put off

18、running because they find it boring. For this reason, it is important to get a bit of variety in your running. There are many different sorts of running - road running, cross-country running, fell running (running in the hills), or you could run at your local athletics track, or even on a treadmill

19、at the gym (though running on a moving treadmill uses less energy). Swimming Swimming is another popular way to start getting fit because most towns have a pool, its still relatively inexpensive and you need even less kit than you do for running. Most pools also offer lessons if youre a non-swimmer,

20、 or you havent swum for years and want to improve your technique. Swimming is a great way to tone up and trim down, because to swim you need to move your body against the resistance of the water. Just swimming a few lengths involves most of the major muscle groups, giving your body a good workout. A

21、nd if you gradually increase the pace, youll get a brilliant aerobic workout, too. Swimming is also an effective form of fat-burning exercise: because you can swim at your own pace, slowly if you wish, you can keep swimming for long periods, and maintaining your staying power is a vital goal in fat-

22、burning exercise. The other big advantage is that water supports your weight and takes the stress off your joints, so you can put your body through a good workout without your knees, hips or spine paying the price. Research shows that exercising in waist-deep water reduces the pressure on joints by

23、50 percent, while exercising in chest-deep water reduces it by as much as 75 percent. This can also make it a great exercise if youre recovering from an injury that means you cant run or play your normal sport. Gym The gym can be a good place to work on overall aerobic fitness and build muscle stren

24、gth, or just somewhere to exercise on days when you cant face the cold or the rain. Gym-based activities include aerobic exercise such as running, rowing or cycling machines, weight training, and classes, such as aerobics or aerobic dance. All ages and fitness levels are catered for and improvements

25、 can be measured and exercise programs tailored to your needs. Check your instructor is qualified to recognized standards, especially if youre weight training. Incorrect technique can easily lead to injuries or make existing problems worse. For advice, take a look at the Register of Exercise Profess

26、ionals. 2 What is the passage mainly about? （ A） Techniques in physical exercises. （ B） Exercise that you can do by yourself. （ C） Local sports clubs and gyms. （ D） Suggestions for organized sport classes. 3 Why are some people unwilling to get fit? （ A） The expenses of organized classes are too gre

27、at for them. （ B） There is no activity they can take with their friends. （ C） They are afraid that the activities are beyond their abilities. （ D） There are few sports clubs or gyms available in the community. 4 According to the passage, one health benefits of walking is that _. （ A） your bone densi

28、ty will be decreased （ B） you will lose weight in an easy and quick way （ C） you will enjoy better heart condition （ D） you will have stronger upper body muscles 5 Power walking is different from running at the same pace in that _. （ A） it uses more energy （ B） it burns much less calories （ C） it is

29、 restricted to the park （ D） it requires special equipment 6 When talking about running, the author suggests that people who had some diseases _. （ A） give up running （ B） run at a lower pace （ C） run at their will （ D） seek medical advice 7 What should people do during the warming-up exercise for r

30、unning? （ A） Try to run at a breathless speed. （ B） Increase the pace in a gradual way. （ C） Keep talking with their companions. （ D） Warm up the muscles by stretching. 8 Which of the following is not a big advantage of swimming according to the passage? （ A） Water reduces the pressure on peoples jo

31、ints. （ B） Swimming works most of the major muscles. （ C） Water can greatly increase peoples fitness. （ D） Swimming can burn the fat quite effectively. 9 A good exercise for people who are regaining a normal condition after an injury may be _. 10 One can turn to _ if he wants to exercise in a rainin

32、g day. 11 To avoid potential injuries when doing gym-based activities, you need to make sure that you get _ instructor. Section A Directions: In this section, you will hear 8 short conversations and 2 long conversations. At the end of each conversation, one or more questions will be asked about what

33、 was said. Both the conversation and the questions will be spoken only once. After each question there will be a pause. During the pause, you must read the four choices marked A, B, C and D, and decide which is the best answer. （ A） The manual is of no use. （ B） There are some parts missing. （ C） He

34、 cant understand the manual. （ D） An hour is not enough to read the manual. （ A） To improve his skating techniques. （ B） To visit his sister in New Mexico. （ C） To take a vacation. （ D） To learn to ski in Albuquerque. （ A） She went there last year. （ B） Her sister works there. （ C） She lives only th

35、irty minutes away from there. （ D） She goes there on regular business trips. （ A） The high altitude. （ B） The unpredictable climate. （ C） The extreme temperatures. （ D） The wild animals. （ A） He can t find his office key. （ B） He has misplaced some exams. （ C） He is unable to talk. （ D） He doesnt li

36、ke his classroom. （ A） Mark the latest homework assignment. （ B） Put a cancellation notice on the classroom door. （ C） Make an appointment with the doctor. （ D） Return some exams to his students. （ A） Teach Dons class while hes absent. （ B） Give Professor Webster the key to Dolls office. （ C） Leave

37、a message on the board in Dons classroom. （ D） Bring Don the homework that was due today. （ A） To put the homework on Dons desk. （ B） To leave the master key for Don. （ C） To give Dons students the next assignment. （ D） To call Don at the end of the afternoon, Section B Directions: In this section,

38、you will hear 3 short passages. At the end of each passage, you will hear some questions. Both the passage and the questions will be spoken only once. After you hear a question, you must choose the best answer from the four choices marked A, B, C and D. （ A） The meaning of facial expressions depends

39、 on situations. （ B） Facial expressions can cause misunderstanding across culture. （ C） People from one culture may lack facial expressions because they experience less emotion. （ D） Facial expressions may disguise true feelings. （ A） They smile to cover embarrassment. （ B） It is an unusual and even

40、 suspicious behavior. （ C） They smile to show politeness. （ D） It is an expression of pleasure. （ A） We shouldnt judge people by reading their faces. （ B） We shouldnt smile in the wrong place. （ C） We shouldnt cover our true feelings. （ D） We shouldnt express our emotions too openly. （ A） They are d

41、elighted because they can enjoy the scenery while driving. （ B） They are frightened because traffic accidents are frequent: （ C） They are irritated because the bridge is jammed with cars. （ D） They are pleased because it saves them much time. （ A） They dont have their own cars to drive to work. （ B）

42、 Many of them are romantic by temperament. （ C） Most of them enjoy the drinks on the boat. （ D） They tend to be more friendly to each other. （ A） Many welcome the idea of having more bars on board. （ B） Many prefer the ferry to maintain its present speed. （ C） Some suggest improving the design of th

43、e deck. （ D） Some object to using larger luxury boats. （ A） A housewife. （ B） A singer. （ C） A teacher. （ D） A musician. （ A） The violin was too heavy for her. （ B） She was too young to play the violin. （ C） The violin was too expensive. （ D） Her mother wanted her to play the piano. （ A） To play the

44、 violin on a concert. （ B） To go to New York City. （ C） To apply for a scholarship. （ D） To have her performance taped. （ A） In 1928. （ B） In 1982. （ C） In 1980. （ D） In 1920. Section C Directions: In this section, you will hear a passage three times. When the passage is read for the first time, you

45、 should listen carefully for its general idea. When the passage is read for the second time, you are required to fill in the blanks numbered from 36 to 43 with the exact words you have just heard. For blanks numbered from 44 to 46 you are required to fill in the missing information. For these blanks

46、, you can either use the exact words you have just heard or write down the 30 Now we travel to the north central part of the United States. We are in the state of South Dakota. The land is big and mostly fiat with many 【 B1】 of corn, wheat and soybeans. But as we travel west, the cropland gives way

47、to wild grasses. A strong dry wind blows 【 B2】 from the west. Suddenly, the land becomes 【 B3】 and rocky, dry and dusty-no longer green and gold. It is now a light red-brown color. All around are broken 【 B4】 forms. There are hills and valleys of all sizes and strange shapes. These are the Badlands.

48、 Hundreds of thousands of years ago the area was 【 B5】 , but, then, forces of nature 【 B6】 the grass. Water and ice cut into the surface of the earth. They heat at the rocks, 【 B7】 them away. The result is one of the worlds 【 B8】 sights. 【 B9】 The area is a study in extremes. Temperatures in the sum

49、mer have been as high as forty-six degrees Celsius. 【 B10】 Life in the Badlands is difficult, but animals do survive. The most well known is the prairie dog. 【 B11】 . 30 【 B1】 31 【 B2】 32 【 B3】 33 【 B4】 34 【 B5】 35 【 B6】 36 【 B7】 37 【 B8】 38 【 B9】 39 【 B10】 40 【 B11】 Section A Directions: In this section, there is a passage with ten blanks. You are required to select one word for each blank from a list of choices given in a word bank following the passage. Read the pass