1、大学英语六级改革适用（听力）模拟试卷 107及答案与解析 Section A （ A） Susan may get a better achievement. （ B） Susan doesnt know she gets scholarship. （ C） Susan makes great progress in study. （ D） Susan is very efficient in her learning. （ A） The woman should always make complaints. （ B） The woman should think from the boss
2、s standpoint. （ C） The woman may get a pay rise some time later. （ D） The woman should criticize her boss. （ A） Birthday always reminds her of her age. （ B） She doesnt want anything for birthday. （ C） The man reminds her of her birthday. （ D） She likes celebrating birthday. （ A） The woman is intelli
3、gent to penetrate the trick. （ B） The man thinks a man with a decent job will never cheat. （ C） The man shows sympathy for the cheater. （ D） The woman is easier to be deceived. （ A） Explain more to the man. （ B） Pay for the traffic ticket. （ C） Stop for shopping. （ D） Notice the electronic eye. （ A）
4、 The man should make decisions by himself. （ B） Buying a new computer costs more than fixing an old one. （ C） The old computer is easy to be fixed. （ D） The man had better buy a new computer. （ A） The man plays the guitar to show his protest. （ B） The woman shouldnt tell him about the complaint. （ C
5、） Playing the guitar can solve the mans sleeping problems. （ D） The old lady shouldnt complain so much. （ A） The man should have more freedom. （ B） The man shouldnt neglect his responsibilities. （ C） The man should understand his parents. （ D） The man will learn more from his parents. （ A） Launching
6、 a campaign in specialist medical journals. （ B） Advertising medicines that need a prescription on TV. （ C） Making newspaper ads with doctors good comment. （ D） Getting some specialists to advertise for the products. （ A） The users comment on medicine is not always reliable. （ B） Ads of over-the-cou
7、nter products are not allowed. （ C） The claim of any positive cure for a disease is forbidden. （ D） Most of the medicines need doctors prescription. （ A） Manufacturers dont like it. （ B） Medical ads are not allowed to do it. （ C） They cant afford the damage. （ D） They cant make promises. （ A） He doe
8、snt consider much about customers. （ B） He cant offer any practical way of promotion. （ C） He doesnt deserve the promotion indeed. （ D） He knows little about the regulations of ads. （ A） She didnt receive the same invoice as others. （ B） She found the mans bank details were wrong. （ C） She confused
9、the names of two banks. （ D） She couldnt identify the account of the invoice. （ A） Transfer the money to the man as soon as possible. （ B） Try to sort out the truth and call the bank. （ C） Check the account number with Bank of Scotland. （ D） Make up for her mistakes and be careful next time. （ A） Th
10、ey are manager and assistant. （ B） They are business partners. （ C） They are customer and manager. （ D） They are coworkers of the same company. Section B （ A） Schools use private detection services. （ B） Teachers discuss essay topics with their students. （ C） Teachers ask students to turn in early d
11、rafts of papers. （ D） Universities stop students from buying essays. （ A） Those that are involved in a specific field. （ B） Those that are very difficult and urgent. （ C） Those that need cooperation of two writers. （ D） Those whose writers are from abroad. （ A） Their work can only be used as a model
12、. （ B） Most of their writers are poorly paid. （ C） Most writers have doctorate degrees. （ D） Students may handle the paper as they wish. （ A） Universities dont pay much attention to academic achievement. （ B） Professors assign too much work to students in a short time. （ C） Communication failure app
13、ears between students and professors. （ D） Students dont know the rules of the college they are attending. （ A） Salt is quite necessary for the health of humans. （ B） Eating too much salt could do harm to the heart. （ C） The quantity of salt varies among different people. （ D） People are launching a
14、 campaign to eat less salt. （ A） Eating more salt means more heart attacks. （ B） Less salt is sure of reducing many heart-related diseases. （ C） Eating less salt may lead to high blood pressure. （ D） Its not clear whether eating less salt will have good results. （ A） Most people consume similar amou
15、nt of salt. （ B） Americans eat less salt than the others. （ C） Different people eat different amount of salt. （ D） Salt is relevant to peoples health. （ A） They link public debt with economic development. （ B） The smaller a nation is, the more debt it may have. （ C） They see it as a percentage of GD
16、P. （ D） They connect public debt with the stability of society. （ A） Developing countries tend to have more debts. （ B） The debt in the United States is considered oversized. （ C） America has more public debts than Canada. （ D） Japan has larger public debts than its GDP. （ A） The government has no p
17、roper prediction of its economy. （ B） The government borrows much when economic growth slows. （ C） The government overestimates its economic growth. （ D） The government spends too much money on older people. Section C 25 American newspapers are reporting what some people fear is the slow death of th
18、eir own industry. Newspapers earn most of their money from selling space for advertising. The rates they charge are 【 B1】 _the number of readers. Industry profits are【 B2】 _, and many newspaper companies have large debts from buying other papers. Some papers have recently closed or declared【 B3】 _or
19、 reduced their operations. Newspapers are looking for new ways to reinvent themselves, new ways to earn money. That includes giving new【 B4】 _to an old idea charging for at least some of the material that most papers now publish online for free. Internet access to newspapers means that more people m
20、ay read the news, which is good for society. The question is how much people【 B5】 _pay for news that they have【 B6】 _ receiving for free. The look of American newspapers changed after USA Today arrived in 1982. People who compared it to television did not【 B7】 _ mean that as praise, but the new desi
21、gn succeeded. Now newspapers are looking to redesign themselves for an increasingly online world. Millions more people read papers like USA Today and The New York Times for free on the web than paying for a printed【 B8】 _. Publishers who chose that business plan might【 B9】 _it now, but they might no
22、t have had much choice. 【 B10】 _means changing as conditions change. Like any other business, newspapers have to balance their needs with the needs of their customers, the readers they need to keep. 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
23、（听力）模拟试卷 107答案与解析 Section A 1 【听力原文】 M: Have you noticed the bulletin board? Susan gets the scholarship again. W: Yeah. She surely deserves it. You know, she is one of those few who spend little time on study but can achieve a lot. Q: What does the woman mean? 1 【正确答案】 D 【试题解析】 校园生活类，弦外之音题。男士说 Susan
24、又得到了奖学金，女士回答 Susan花在学习上的时间不多，但是收获很大。言外之意， Susan的学习效率很高。 【知识模块】 听力 2 【听力原文】 W: It seems that my boss is critical of me recently. I always cant meet his requirement. M: Indeed. Every boss is critical of his employees, and you can imagine how he can give you a pay rise if he loses money every day. Q: W
25、hat does the man mean? 2 【正确答案】 B 【试题解析】 工作商务类。弦外之音题。女士提到她老板最近老是批评她，男士回答每个老板对员工都很苛刻，如果老板天天赔钱，员工怎么会涨工资呢。言外之意，男士认为女士应该从老板的角度考虑。 【知识模块】 听力 3 【听力原文】 M: Its your 40th birthday tomorrow. What do you want? W: The last thing I want is wrinkles, but they are likely to come. You know, birthday always makes me
26、 feel disgusted. Q: What does the woman mean? 3 【正确答案】 A 【试题解析】 生活交际类。语义理解题。男士提到明天是女士的生日，并问她想要什么；女士回答生日使她感到厌恶，因为她不想看到皱纹，而皱纹很快就会出现。由此推断，女士想到生日就想到自己的年龄。 【知识模块】 听力 4 【听力原文】 W: At one moment, he said he lost his wallet, but at other times, he said he was stolen. It seems that he is cheating. M: Exactly.
27、 But I suppose a man with a decent job will never do that like him. Q: What can we learn from the conversation? 4 【正确答案】 B 【试题解析】 生活交际类，观点态度题。女士提到某人好像在欺骗，男士首先同意女士的看法，同时认为一个有着体面工作的人不会像那个人一样的。由此可见，男士认为有体面工作的人永远都不会欺骗。 【知识模块】 听力 5 【听力原文】 W: Oh, I just park my car here for a minute for shopping. But I re
28、ally dont mean it. M: Sorry, Madam. Youre parking in a wrong place and a fine is inevitable. Whats more, the electronic eye has been noticing you for a long time. Q: What will the woman have to do? 5 【正确答案】 B 【试题解析】 旅行交通类，行动计划题。女士解释说她只是为了购物把车停在这一会儿，男士说她的车停错了地方，交罚款是不可避免的。 【知识模块】 听力 6 【听力原文】 M: I real
29、ly cant decide whether to buy a new computer or have mine fixed. W: Well, if you fix your old one, you may have to repair it another day. I dont like to do the wrong things, and whats more, it will cost more in the long run. Q: What does the woman mean? 6 【正确答案】 D 【试题解析】 生活交际类，语义理解题。男士无法决定是买台新电脑还是修旧
30、电脑，女士回答旧电脑需要经常修，而且从长期来看修旧电脑并不省钱。由此可知，女士认为男士应买台新电脑。 【知识模块】 听力 7 【听力原文】 W: The old lady downstairs just called to complain that you were playing the guitar so loudly. M: Didnt you hear her dog barking all nights? I even have sleeping disorders. Q: What does the man mean? 7 【正确答案】 D 【试题解析】 生活交际类，弦外之音题。
31、女士提到楼下的老太太抱怨男士弹吉他的声音太吵了，男士反问： “难道你没有听到她家的狗一晚上都在叫吗 ?”言外之意，男士认为老太太家有那么大的噪音，她没理由抱怨他弹吉他的声音大。 【知识模块】 听力 8 【听力原文】 M: My parents always treat me as a kid. You know I cant get on well with them. W: Well, as a matter of fact, being parents means responsibilities. You will do the same thing when you become a
32、parent. Q: What does the woman mean? 8 【正确答案】 C 【试题解析】 生活交际类。弦外之音题。男士提到他父母总把他当小孩子，女士回答为人父母 就意味着责任，当他为人父时也会这样做的。言外之意，女士认为男士应该理解自己的父母。 【知识模块】 听力 9 【听力原文】 W: Right, I guess you have some ideas for our promotion. M: Well, first we must win over the medical circle,(9)so I think we should launch a campaig
33、n in all the specialist medical journals to promote our prescription drugs, antibiotics and so on. W:(9)Sounds like a good idea. M: Then about TV commercials. W: Just a moment. Are you sure were allowed to advertise medicines on TV? M: Of course yes, provided they arent drugs which need a prescripti
34、on. We can advertise over-the-counter products. Then I thought we would get users of our products to support them. W: Hold on.(10)Its forbidden to claim any positive cure for a disease. And we mustnt offer any drugs for illnesses which should be treated by a doctor. M: OK. What about this a series o
35、f full page newspaper ads with the message that most doctors consider our products the best? W: That depends on whether it is true. We can only refer to doctors preferences if our claim is supported by facts and figures. M: Well, Im sure it is. Here is another suggestion. We could offer to refund th
36、e purchase price to anyone who is dissatisfied with one of our products. Its possible to do that, isnt it? W: No, Im afraid not.(11)Manufacturers of medicinal products arent allowed to offer a refund in their ads. M: Well, it looks as though Ill have to come up with something else.(12)I never realiz
37、e the regulations are so rigid. 9. What can be accepted for the promotion of medicine? 10. Why cant the speakers get users of their products to support their claim in ads? 11. Why cant the speakers promise to refund money to customers in their ads? 12. What can we learn about the man from the conver
38、sation? 9 【正确答案】 A 【试题解析】 推理判断题。本题问的是可以接受的药物促销手段。对话开始男士提到他们应该在医药杂志上宣传，女士表示赞同。 【知识模块】 听力 10 【正确答案】 C 【试题解析】 原因目的题。本题问的是讲话者为何不能让药物使用者在广告中支持他们的说法。对话中男士提到让药物使用者在广告中支持他们的产品，女士当即否定，因为药品生产商被禁止做宣传药品对某种疾病有积极疗效的广告。 【知识模块】 听力 11 【正确答案】 B 【试题解析】 原因目的题。本题问的 是讲话者为什么不能在广告中承诺退款。对话中男士提到他们可以退还那些对药品不满意的顾客的费用，女士表示不可能，原
39、因是药品生产商不能在广告中宣传关于退还费用的信息。 【知识模块】 听力 12 【正确答案】 D 【试题解析】 推理判断题。本题问的是关于男士我们可从对话中得出什么。对话末尾男士表示自己没有意识到这些规定如此严格死板。由此推断，男士对广告的相关规定不太了解。 【知识模块】 听力 13 【听力原文】 W: Well, Mr. Smith, Ive looked into your invoice and found out why it hasnt been paid. M: Why? W: We asked our bank to transfer the money but they coul
40、dnt. They said that your bank details were wrong. So they couldnt transfer the money then. M: What do you mean by “my bank details were wrong“? They are printed on our invoice. I think that you receive the same invoice as all our other customers. But we did receive the money from the other customers
41、. W: Im sorry. What did you say? M: I said our bank details were printed on the invoice. W: Well, I have the invoice here. Can we just check? The account number is 21406881. Is that right? M: Yes, thats right. And what about the name of the bank? W: At the Bank of Scotland at 46 Portland Street in.
42、M: Hold on, did you say Bank of Scotland? W: Yes. Whats the matter? M:(13)It is the Royal Bank of Scotland, not the Bank of Scotland. W: You mean there are two different banks? M: Exactly. W: OK, Mr. Smith.(14)Ill ask our bank to transfer the amount to the Royal Bank of Scotland as soon as it opens.
43、 Im sorry about the mistake. M: Well, Im glad we sort it out. 13. Why cant the woman transfer the money to the man? 14. What does the woman promise to do? 15. What is the probable relationship between the two speakers? 13 【正确答案】 C 【试题解析】 原 因目的题。本题问的是女士为何不能把钱转给男士。在对话开头部分，女士说到她无法把钱转到男士的账户上，因为男士的账号有问题，
44、但后来证明，女士混淆了 Royal Bank of Scotland和 Bank ofScotland这两个银行名称。 【知识模块】 听力 14 【正确答案】 A 【试题解析】 事实细节题。本题问的是女士承诺做什么。在对话末尾部分，女士承诺银行一上班就把钱汇到男士在苏格兰皇家银行的账户上，并表示歉意。 【知识模块】 听力 15 【正确答案】 B 【试题解析】 推 理判断题。本题问的是两个讲话者之间的关系。两人谈论的是关于发票和汇款的话题，且涉及银行账号和银行名称等内容。故推断两人应该是商业上的伙伴关系。 【知识模块】 听力 Section B 16 【听力原文】 We continue our
45、 discussion of plagiarism(剽窃 ). Last week, we said colleges and universities in the United States define plagiarism as representing another persons work as your own. Its considered a kind of cheating. Professors at American colleges have tried many ways to stop students from plagiarism.(16)Some use
46、online detection services. They also may discuss plagiarism with their students at the start of every term. Some require their students to turn in early versions of term papers, research papers and essays they are writing. This makes it more difficult for students to buy papers from companies that s
47、ome call “plagiarism mills“ or “essay mills.“ A recent report described such businesses. They sell newly-written papers on many subjects.(17)The cost depends on the difficulty of the subject and how soon the paper is needed. The cost could be from $ 20 to $ 40 a page. Such companies say their writer
48、s have advanced degrees, and will target the papers to any educational level. Investigators say the writers may be working in countries like India, Nigeria or Indonesia and are poorly paid.(18)Most of these companies say their work should only be used as models and should not be turned in as a finis
49、hed work. But students do it anyway. University of Notre Dame anthropology professor Susan Blum wrote about this in a new book, My Word! Plagiarism and College Culture, in which(19)she writes that academic cheating is a result of communication failure between students and professors. And she says international students must be sure they know the rules of the college they are attending. 16. Which of the following is one of the measures to stop plagiarism? 17. What essays may “essay
