外语类试卷大学英语六级改革适用听力模拟试卷296无答案

1、e valley surrounded by sand. The valleys of the Peruvian Pacific coast are like elongated oasis, through which run narrow and torrential rivers that originate in the snowcapped mountains of the Andes and which flow to the Pacific Ocean. As you travel more towards the south, these valleys become smaller and the rivers are narrower. Many of these rivers run dry for most part of the year with the exception of the rainy season in the mountains(from December to March).BNazca is one of these valleys。

2、eral principles must come from books, which, however, must be brought to the test of real life. “ You should write at least 150 words but no more than 200 words.2 Should We Help the Old People up from a Fall?1是否应该去扶跌倒的老人引起了激烈的争论2出现这种现象的原因3我的观点3 For this part, you are allowed 30 minutes to -write an essay on concentration by referring to the saying “Do one thing at a time, and do well. “ You can cite examples to illustrate your point. You should write at least 150 words but no more than 200 wo。

3、year study to be announced later this month reveal that the diseases associated with old age are afflicting fewer and fewer people and when they do strike, it is much later in life.B)In the last 14 years, the National Long-term Health Care Survey has gathered data on the health and lifestyles of more than 20,000 men and women over 65. Researchers, now analysing the results of data gathered in 1994, say arthritis, high blood pressure and circulation problemsthe major medical complaints in this 。

4、文学、音乐、舞蹈、美术、武术与表演艺术融合为一体。
随着时代的变化。
中国戏曲面 临着两个问题：一个是如何继承与发扬这些传统戏曲，使它们重新焕发活力；另一个是如何表现新生活。
塑造新人物。
2 甲骨文 (oracle bone script)指中国商代和西周早期刻在龟甲或兽骨上的文字，用于 占卜 (divine)或记事。
它是中国最早的文字体系，是汉语发展的关键阶段，现代汉字就是由甲骨文演变而来。
人们通常认为甲骨文是王懿荣于1899年从来自河南安阳的甲骨上发现的。
截至 2012年，被人们发现的甲骨大约有15万片，刻有 4500多个单字。
这些甲骨所记载的内容极为丰 富，涉及商代社会生活的诸多方面，包括政治、军事、文化、社会习俗、天文、历法、医药等。
3 科举制度 (the imperial examination)是 中国帝制时期 (imperial China)选拔官员的制度，具有 1300多年的历史。
它将阅读、考试和选拔政府官员三者紧密结合起来，是一种公平和公开的人才选举方法，是中国选举史上的一大突破。
它为中国发现、培养了大量人才，对知识的普及起到了相当大的推动作用，同时也增强了阅读。

5、cause amnesia. Aging is a frequent cause. As humans advance in age, the hearts action, as well as the walls of blood vessels, change. It is thought that too little blood reaching brain cells, and sometimes the lack of certain nutrients, causes the death of small portions of the brain. Old memories and new ones are kept in different portions of the brain, and many older people can recall events that took place years before while being unable to remember what they ate at their last meal. An i。

6、ir misfortune.（D）We think it serves them right for being mean to other people.（A）They want to show their genuine sympathy.（B） They have had similar personal experiences.（C） They dont know how to cope with the situation.（D）They dont want to reveal their own frustration.（A）They themselves would like to do it but dont dare to.（B） Its an opportunity for relieving their tension.（C） Its a rare chance for them to see the boss lose face.（D）They have seen this many times in old f。

7、meone【B1 】_an honor or gets a promotion, and on a【B2】_visit to a good friend, etc. Although gifts are always welcome, it is not necessary to exchange gifts at any time.【 B3】_, Westerners exchange gifts only among good friends. Therefore, it is inappropriate to give gifts to casual【B4】_. Even if you are good friends, if you give them too many gifts, they will feel【B5】_too, because they dont know how to reciprocate. Usually when you are invited to dinner, it is【B6】_。

8、hers.（A）They were created in Europe.（B） They were conventional.（C） The theaters were crowded.（D）The tickets were overpriced.（A）Lightness of movement.（B） Elaborate scenery.（C） Free expression.（D）Rigid choreography.（A）They performed mainly in Europe.（B） They imitated the techniques of ballet.（C） They performed to classical music.（D）They werent formally trained.（A）The process involved in the creation of fossil fuels.（B） The uses for different types of fossil fuels.（C） The methods for finding f。

9、er complaints.（B） Recruiting and training new staff.（C） Developing computer programs.（D）Dispatching ordered goods on time.（A）She likes something more challenging.（B） She likes to be nearer to her parents.（C） She wants to be with her husband.（D）She wants to have a better-paid job. （A）In a couple of days.（B） Right away.（C） In two months.（D）Early next month.（A）It is bound to regain its full glory of a hundred years ago.（B） It will be a major economic power by the mid-21st century.（C） It is a resolu。

10、g.（D）It is an entrance examination for junior middle schools.（A）Comprehensive school tends to neglect some students.（B） More children would like to go to a grammar school.（C） Children may not adapt to the new system.（D）Children seem to have greater gap in achievements.（A）Small classes may meet every childs particular needs.（B） Some children fall behind the others.（C） Teachers dont pay attention to each individual.（D）The education administrators ignore the problems.（A）They should adapt 。

11、He will host the presentation.（B） He drew these graphs.（C） He is late for the class.（D）He will talk to the professor later.（A）She advises the man to wear warmer clothes.（B） The man should go to school by car.（C） The man shouldnt have waited for so long.（D）The man should move to a new apartment.（A）Attend a party.（B） Buy dresses from online stores.（C） Look for the dresses carefully.（D）Start an online store.（A）Leave it vacant.（B） Rent it to the man.（C） Rent it to Jim Thomas.（D）Ask her landlord。

12、ts. E-score algorithms (算法 ) factor in variables such as salary,【B1】_,home value, debt load and shopping history, and assign a【B2 】_score.E-scores are often used to【B3】_an appropriate level of marketing and the types of offerings that are likely to be successful with a given consumer. Perhaps even more impor tantly,e-scores can indicate which consumers are unlikely to be profitable,so marketing【B4】_will not be wasted.However, thee-score has no【B5 】_on an individuals。

13、 At 8:00 p.m.（C） At 9:00 p.m.（D）At 10:00 p.m.（A）In the smoking section.（B） In the nonsmoking section.（C） Near the window.（D）On the first floor.（A）By car.（B） By taxi.（C） By subway.（D）By air.（A）The man bought a coffee maker last month.（B） The coffee maker doesnt function well.（C） The coffee maker costs little money.（D）The man will buy another coffee maker.（A）A single-bedroom apartment which costs $ 400 a month.（B） A single-bedroom apartment which costs $ 700 a month.（C） A two-bedroom apartme。

14、our lives, our parents tell us who we are. “Youre【B1】_.“ “Youre so strong.“ We first see ourselves through the eyes of others, so their messages form important【B2】_of our self-concepts. Later we interact with teachers, friends,【B3】_partners, and co-workers who communicate their views of us. Thus, how we see ourselves reflects the views of us that others communicate. The【B4 】_connection between identity and communication is dramatically evident in children who【B5】_。

15、39;s choice.（B） He doesnt want spicy food.（C） He wants the salad to be fresh.（D）Garlic is his favorite flavor.（A）Hes not the one to blame.（B） Somebody just left.（C） He has been looking for the key.（D）Somebody is knocking at the door.（A）Wipe the snow off his boots.（B） Turn on the radio.（C） Unpack his suitcase.（D）Take his boots with him.（A）She doesn t hink news is bad.（B） She heard the news quite recently.（C） She is the only one who has heard the news.（D）She found the newspaper article 。

16、 good as a new car.（B） They ran out of money from buying a new car.（C） They do not need a bigger house right now.（D）They should sell their car to afford a bigger house.（A）The mans wife is definitely a negative person.（B） She couldnt put up with the mans wife any longer.（C） The mans wife must have an unhappy childhood.（D）The mans wife may be influenced by her experience.（A）The sales manager has short memories.（B） The woman is an awkward liar.（C） The woman has never met th。

17、th Research Institute in Louisiana. As part of her job, she【B2】_field research on toxic substances in the environment, often in 【B3】 _communities located near large industrial polluters. She found many families were 【B4】_high, sometimes deadly levels of chemicals and other toxic substances. But she was not allowed to make her information public.【B5】_by these restrictions, Subra left her job in 1981, created her own company and has devoted the past two decades to helping peopl。

18、A）He cannot have breakfast with the woman because he is sick.（B） He cannot have breakfast with the woman because he is busy.（C） He is going to have breakfast with the woman.（D）He does not like to have breakfast with the woman.（A）It was made nearly entirely of glass.（B） It is home to all kinds of athletic events.（C） It was made almost entirely of crystal.（D）It was built to work as a stadium.（A）Brad Pitt often visits Madame Tussauds.（B） All the stars in Madame Tussauds are made from wax.（C） Mada。

19、cheapest citiesis narrowing. Moscow【B2】_at second place in the survey, released by Mercer Human Resource Consulting,with Tokyo third.At the other end of the scale,Johannesburg【B3】_Blantyre, Malawi as the cheapest city on the planet. Mercer said the【B4 】_between those at the top and the bottom of the pile had narrowed bynearly 15 percent in the 12 months to March 2002. The research took New York as the base citywith a【B5】_score of 100 points.Hong Kong scored 124.2; the South A。

20、D）Most of its international students come from China.（A）It was brought to the Philippines in the 19th century.（B） It is not an official language in the Philippines.（C） It is spoken by Filipinos with a strong local accent（D）It is more widely used than the native language.（A）By putting it into actual use.（B） By emphasizing grammar.（C） By focusing on translation.（D）By correcting their errors.（A）It is only used for illegal activities.（B） It was created in 2009 by Microsoft.（C） It is digital instead 。