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英语六级考试预测试卷

（一）

ModelTestTow预测试卷一

PartⅠListeningComprehension（20minutes）

SECTIONA

Directions:

Inthissection,youwillhear10shortconversations.Atthe

endofeachconversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Boththeconversationandthequestionwillbespokenonlyonce.Aftereachquestiontherewillbeapause.Duringthepause,youmustreadthefourchoicesmarkedA）,

B）,C）andD）,anddecidewhichisthebestanswer.Thenmarkthecorresponding

letterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre.

1.A）Hisgradesinsciencecoursesareverygood.

B）Hehasn’ttakenenoughcoursesingeology.

C）Helikesgeologyenoughtocontinuewithit.

D）Hedoesn’twanttotakeanymoresciencecourses.

2.A）Shewasn’tabletofinishthedissertation.

B）She’snotsurehowtosolvethemystery.

C）She’snotsurehowshewasabletofinishsoearly.

D）Howtowritethedissertationisamystery

3.A）Onlyonepersoncancome.

B）Therehavebeenafewresponses.

C）Theyneedonemoreresponse.

D）Almosteveryonecancome

4.A）Thestudentsintheclassdidnotenjoythefieldtrip.

B）Thetransportationforthetripisfree.

C）Somepeoplemaynotgoonthetrip.

D）Allthestudentsintheclasshavepaidthetransportationfee.

5.A）Sarahmovedtoanewaddresstwoweeksago.

B）TheyshouldpaySarahavisit.

C）TheyshouldstopvisitingSarah.

D）TheyshouldpickupSarah.

6.A）Lookforabigoffice.

B）Makeabetwithothers.

C）Rentahousewithabathroomandakitchen.

D）Movetoanotherhouse.

7.A）Inabookstore.

B）Inthewoman’shouse.

C）Inthelibrary.

D）Inthelaboratory.

8.A）Theapartmentsaretoosmallforthestudentstoshare.

B）Veryfewstudentscouldaffordtolivethere.

C）Moststudentsareeasytoreachtheapartments.

D）Twobedroomsrentsfor1,600dollars.

9.A）She’snotsoenthusiasticaboutacademics.

B）She’sunabletousecomputers.

C）Shewishesshecouldbeabetterstudents.

D）Hercapacitiesoflearningcomputersisbetterthanhis.

10.A）Examinethetypingmistakes

B）Havesomeoneelsetypehispapers.

C）Askanotherpersontocheckhiswork.

D）Heisalwayslookingforhispapers.

SECTIONB

Directions:

Inthissectionyouwillhear3shortpassages.Attheendofeachpassage,youwillhearsomequestionsandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearonequestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarketA）,B）,C）andD）.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre.

Passage1

Questions11to13arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard:

11.A）Theyhavethesamemechanismsofvocaldevelopment.

B）Theybeginwithbabblingwhenlearningtoproducesound.

C）Theybothsingperfectly.

D）Theyneedthesametimeperiodtofinishtheirvocaldevelopment.

12.A）Whetherthemechanismsofvocaldevelopmentarethesameinhumansand

birds.

B）Whetherbabysongbirdscanrespondtosocialinteractions.

C）Theroleofimitationandsocialinteractions

D）Whetherhumaninfantsandbabysongbirdssharethesamevocaldevelopmentpath.

13.A）ImitationB）Sensorycapacities.C）Maternalbehavior.D）Sociallearning.

Passage2

Questions14to16arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard:

14.A）Heiscapableandlikesfinishinghisworksalone..

B）Heisthemostfamousandinfluentialproducerinthehistoryofrockmusic.

C）Heisgoodatcooperatewithothers.

D）Heismorethanaproducer.

15.A）Becauseheproducedadistinctive“wallofsound”,inwhichanumberof

instrumentsareblendedtogether.

B）Becausehepreferredtohavethesoundsofmultipleinstrumentsmixedtogether.C）Becausebesidesbeingaproducer,hedidmanyotherthingssuchasoperatedhisownrecordcompany.

D）Becauseheworkedtogetherwithsingers,actorsanddirectors.

16.A）Becausehisworksarethecombinationofallthetraditionalworks.

B）Becausehisworksareproducedbyseveralinstruments.

C）Becausehisworkshaveastereo.

D）Becausehisworksfeatureallofthecurrentartists.

Passage3

Questions17to20arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard:

17.A）86percentofUScollegestudentssaytheNethashadanegativeimpactontheircollegeacademicexperience

B）28percentofcollegestudentssaytheyusetheInternetmostoftentokeepintouchwiththeirfriends.

C）Nearly80percentofcollegestudentsintheUSsaytheyusetheInternettodownloadmusicfiles

D）ManystudentssaytheInternetisessentialtoboththeiracademicandsocial

lives.

18.A）80percent.B）73percent.C）38percent.D）28percent.

19.A）SomeUScollegestudentsusetheInternettoexpressideastoaprofessor.B）SomeUScollegestudentsusetheInternettoimprovetheirrelationshipswith

theirclassmatesandprofessors.

C）SomeUScollegestudentsusetheInternettocalltheirfriends.

D）SomeUScollegestudentsusetheInternettocorrespondwithfamily.

20.A）TheInternethasinfluencedtheUScollegestudents’dailylifetremendously.B）TheInternethashadanegativeimpactontheUScollegestudents’dailylife.C）TheUScollegestudentsareindifferenttotheInternet.

D）TheUScollegestudentsareenthusiasticaboutmakingfriends.

PartⅡReadingComprehension（35minutes）

Directions:

Thereare4passagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedby

somequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA）,B）,C）andD）.YoushoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre.

Passage1

Questions21to25arebasedonthefollowingpassage:

AccordingtoForresterResearch,8.6milliononlineshoppersaccesstheInternet

viaahigh-speedconnection,comparedto12millionusingdial-up.Takenalone,

thosefindingsarehardlygroundbreaking.What’snoteworthyistherestofthe

picturethatemergesfromthatstudy:

Thosebroadbandusersareyounger,richer

andbetterinformedthantheirnarrowbandcounterparts.Theyspendmoretimea

ndmoneyonlineandaremorelikelytobuycustomizedproductsandservices.

Sowhyhasn’ttheInternetbecomethefocusforbroadbandcompaniesseekingto

establishrelationshipswithademographicthathasdemonstratedapreferencefortheirproduct?

Simplyput,untilrecently,theirattemptsfellflat.

Justoverayearago,ouragencylaunchedanonlineperformance-basede-marketingcampaigntopromoteabroadbandservice.Despiteengagingcreativeandacompellingoffer,itmetwithresoundingsilence.Sixmonthslater,theresponsewasonlymarginallybetter.

Sowewereonlycautiouslyoptimistictwomonthslaterwhenwelaunchedanother

campaignforthesameadvertiser,usingthesameoffer.Thistime,itwasasuccess.Responseratestripledandthecustomeracquisitioncostdroppedfrom$300tounder$100.

Clearly,thefloodgateshaveopenedandthemostsought-afterconsumersarerushingthroughtobroadband.Andwhilethesurgeinresponsewasn’tacompletesurprisegiventheemphasisplacedonmarketingbroadbandservices,itwasenoughtomakeuscuriousaboutwhatotherfactorswereatplay.

Whatwediscoveredwasascenariowheresomanypeoplehaveexperiencedbroadband’ssuperiorityatwork,school,andeveninfriends’homesthattheyknowwhatthey’remissing.

AccordingtoU.S.News&WorldReport,some20millionhouseholdsnationwidenow

havebroadband,withanother100,000signingupeachweek.Thatsaturationhas

createdamarketofincreasinglydiscontentdial-upsubscribersforbroadbandcompaniestoreach.

Imaginetheimpactwhen--asdial-upusersimpatientlywaitforWebpagestoload--anadpopsuppromisinglightning-fastaccess.Theirresponsestartsanon

goingrelationshipmanagedthroughnewslettersandothere-mailcommunicationsdesignedtokeeptheminformedaboutvalue-addedservices,specialpromotions,etc.Notonlyisitademographicpre-disposedtoonlineCRM,itisalsoonethatis

farfromoversold.Infact,lessthanone-thirdofU.S.householdswillsubscribetoabroadbandserviceby2006.Andasservicesdesignedspecificallyforbroadbandincreaseandsupportfordial-updeclines,the42percentofInternetuserswhosaidtheydidn’tneedbroadbandwillbecomereceptivetoawell-focusedCRMprogram.Butitwon’tlastforever.Whilethewindowofopportunitytoreachbroadbandbuyersonlineisopen,it’snotlikelytostaythatway.Broadbandmaybethecurrentheirapparentforconnectivity,butwirelesshasgiveneveryindicationitwillbeasleeperhit,emergingfromnowheretotakethetopspot.

Inshort,thetimeforbroadbandcompaniestoestablishonlinecustomerrelation

shipsisnow--beforethewindowslamsshut.

21.WhatisNOTmentionedastheresultofForresterResearchinthefirstparagraph?

A）AlotofonlineshoppersaccesstheInternetbybroadband.

B）Broadbandusersgetmoreinformationthanthedial-upusers.

C）Itisprobableforbroadbanduserstobuytheproductsspeciallymadeforthem.D）Itisthefirsttimeforpeopletofindoutthenumberofbroadbandandnarrowbandusers.

22.Whatdidtheonlineperformance-basede-marketingcampaignbringatfirst?

A）Thepromotionofabroadbandservice.

B）Cautiousresponses.

C）Noresponseatall.

D）Somemarginalresponses.

23.Whydidanothercampaignbecomeasuccesslater?

A）Becausetheagencyhasusedacompellingoffer.

B）Becausepeoplehaveenjoyedthebroadb