[外语类试卷]大学英语六级（听力）模拟试卷81（无答案）.doc

1、大学英语六级（听力）模拟试卷 81（无答案）Section BDirections: In this section, 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

2、, B, C and D.（A）Colors dont always reflect peoples feelings and attitudes.（B） People who are creative and aggressive may like bright yellow.（C） One color may have different meanings in different cultures.（D）There were more than three forms of activities in the prehistoric times.（A）Summer clothes.（B）

3、 Oatmeal cookies.（C） Facial masks.（D）Medicines.（A）Red.（B） Blue.（C） Black.（D）Green.（A）$2.5 an hour.（B） $3.75 an hour.（C） $5. 15 an hour.（D）$7 an hour.（A）States must set a higher minimum wage than under federal law.（B） States must forbid small companies to set a low minimum wage.（C） States could not s

4、et the minimum wage.（D）States could not keep unskilled workers out of jobs.（A）They will gain greater job security.（B） They can support their families more easily.（C） They will not suffer much from being unemployed.（D）They have fewer opportunities to be employed. （A）Drug abuse.（B） Overstrain.（C） Drug

5、 poisonings.（D）Motor vehicle accident.（A）Deaths caused by the problem increased 80% in 2004.（B） The problem caused almost 20,000 deaths in 2004.（C） The problem ranks the 3rd most common cause of accidental deaths.（D）US government is paying more attention to the problem in recent years. （A）Take a phy

6、sical examination regularly.（B） Never take different medicines at the same time.（C） Never take medicines without doctors instructions.（D）Consult professionals before taking new medicines. （A）U. S. students are getting more interested in the cultures a-broad.（B） There are more opportunities for U. S.

7、 students to study a-broad.（C） The programs provided abroad are becoming much more attractive.（D）The value of international experiences is increasingly recognized. （A）They would get much higher scholarships.（B） They would get sponsored much longer.（C） They would be more valued by employers.（D）They w

8、ould understand the culture better.（A）Most young Americans set the goal to study abroad.（B） More young Americans would be supported to study abroad.（C） Most young Americans will graduate with a experience of studying abroad.（D）Young Americans will face more competition to get the chances of studying

9、 abroad.（A）The closer the relationship is, the more easily loneliness spreads.（B） Loneliness spreads more easily among men than women.（C） A wife can be easily affected by the loneliness of her husband.（D）Loneliness can be delivered indirectly from person to person.（A）By neglecting loneliness.（B） By

10、talking about loneliness often with others.（C） By encouraging each other.（D）By finding the roots of loneliness.（A）Keep away from those lonely persons.（B） Offer a hand to the individuals experiencing loneliness.（C） Not get the lonely people together.（D）Organize all the lonely people.（A）The classifica

11、tion of climate on the basis of temperature.（B） The adaptive ability of plants and animals.（C） The growing conditions of some specialized plants and animals.（D）The effect of climate on the distribution of plants and animals.（A）To avoid being eaten by arctic animals.（B） To enlarge the growing area.（C

12、） To minimize exposure to the cold.（D）To get as much sunshine as possible.（A）They usually do not suffer from climate change.（B） They are used to living in dry and cold climate.（C） They are able to adapt to different climates.（D）They may not survive if they are moved to a different climate.（A）White w

13、hales.（B） Reef corals.（C） Penguins.（D）Starfish.（A）They find the university degree is worthless and the tuition fees are high.（B） The governments policy doesnt favor these female students.（C） They can find a good job without a university degree.（D）They think going to college will waste their time for

14、 marriage.（A）More women would be promoted in their work.（B） A number of women would find their career opportunities.（C） A generation of women would find it hard to find a job.（D）A number of young women might lose their bright prospects.（A）They think the university is a waste of time.（B） They feel hard pressed by the system.（C） They face worse financial hardship than before.（D）They couldn t find ideal positions.（A）Optimistic.（B） Pessimistic.（C） Radical.（D）Conservative.