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大学英语六级听力28无听力原文
大学英语六级听力-28(无听力原文)
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一、{{B}}SectionA{{/B}}(总题数:
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(1).
∙A.Themanlooksveryniceinasuitandtie.
∙B.Themandoesnotneedtochangeclothes.
∙C.Shelikesthesweaterthemaniswearing.
∙D.Shedoesnotthinkjeansareappropriate.
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A.
B. √
C.
D.
解析:
(2).
∙A.Shewillnothavetimetopreparelunch.
∙B.Shehastocancelherplantohavelunchwiththeman.
∙C.Shedoesnotrememberdiscussingthematter.
∙D.Shewouldratherwaituntiltomorrowtodecide.
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A.
B. √
C.
D.
解析:
(3).
∙A.Supervisorandstudent.
∙B.Colleagues.
∙C.Editorandcontributor.
∙D.Customerandtypist.
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A.
B.
C. √
D.
解析:
(4).
∙A.Showthemanhowtousethecopymachine.
∙B.Copythemessagefortheman.
∙C.Informthemanaboutthepolicy.
∙D.Callthemanaftershetalkstothestudents.
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A.
B.
C. √
D.
解析:
(5).
∙A.Thewomanlikestheviewinwinter.
∙B.ThewomanhasneverbeeninNorthChina.
∙C.ThemanshouldtakeawintervacationinNorthChina.
∙D.ThemanwouldnotenjoylivinginNorthChinaallyear.
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A.
B.
C.
D. √
解析:
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(1).
∙A.Gotothegamebyhimself.
∙B.Buyapieceofnewspaper.
∙C.Readthenewspapertofindtheresultofthegame.
∙D.Readthenewspapertofindtheinformationaboutthegame.
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A.
B.
C.
D. √
解析:
(2).
∙A.Hethinksitperfectforhim.
∙B.Heissatisfiedwitheverythinghehas.
∙C.Heisnotsatisfiedwiththeplaceofhisoffice.
∙D.Heisnotsatisfiedwiththesalaryhegets.
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A.
B.
C.
D. √
解析:
(3).
∙A.Shehaschangedherschedule.
∙B.Sheworkslessthansheusedto.
∙C.SheisgoingtoaskforaleaveonWednesday.
∙D.SheisgoingtohavehervacationonTuesday.
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A. √
B.
C.
D.
解析:
ConversationOne
ConversationOne
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(1).
∙A.Aplayerofbackgroundmusic.
∙B.Aresearcheronthefunctionofbackgroundmusic.
∙C.Acomposerofbackgroundmusic.
∙D.Afanofbackgroundmusic.
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A.
B.
C. √
D.
解析:
(2).
∙A.Itmakestheworkersexcited.
∙B.Ithelpstoreduceworkers'complaint.
∙C.Itmakesworkersspendlesstimehavingtheirdinner.
∙D.Itmightmaketheproductionincrease.
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A.
B.
C.
D. √
解析:
(3).
∙A.Thehistoryofbackgroundmusic.
∙B.Thefunctionofbackgroundmusic.
∙C.Thewaybackgroundmusicisplayed.
∙D.Thepopularityofbackgroundmusicamongworkers.
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A.
B. √
C.
D.
解析:
(4).
∙A.Fastmusicpromotesthesaleofhamburgers.
∙B.Backgroundmusicisplayedinprisonstomakeprisonereducated.
∙C.Backgroundmusicissometimesveryboringtotheworkers.
∙D.Backgroundmusicisusuallyfasterthananyothermusic.
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A. √
B.
C.
D.
解析:
ConversationTwo
ConversationTwo
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(1).
∙A.It'slight-weightedandsmall.
∙B.Ithasmetalfilters.
∙C.Itlookslikeastraw.
∙D.It'slargebutnecessary.
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A. √
B.
C.
D.
解析:
(2).
∙A.Salt.
∙B.Chemicalpollutants.
∙C.Germs.
∙D.Minerals.
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A.
B.
C. √
D.
解析:
(3).A.Thewateritdrawschangescolor.B.Thestrawstopsdrawingwater.C.Fromthebuilt-inmeasuringdeviceofit.D.Bymeasuringtheamountofwater.(分数:
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A.
B. √
C.
D.
解析:
二、{{B}}SectionB{{/B}}(总题数:
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PassageOne
PassageOne
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(1).
∙A.Characteristicsofbigbandsswingmusic.
∙B.Thedevelopmentofbebop,
∙C.TherelationshipbetweenAmericanmusicandeconomy.
∙D.Thedifferencesbetweenbebopmusicandswingmusic.
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A.
B. √
C.
D.
解析:
(2).
∙A.It'sakindofdancemusic.
∙B.Itiswithsteadyrhythm.
∙C.Itisslow.
∙D.Someoftherhythmsitusesareirregular.
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A.
B.
C.
D. √
解析:
(3).
∙A.Tosavemoney.
∙B.Toavoidthenewtax.
∙C.Tobemorecreative.
∙D.Toattractmoreaudiences.
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A.
B. √
C.
D.
解析:
(4).
∙A.BebopreflectedthestateoftheAmericaneconomy.
∙B.Bebopmadetheperformancetaximposed.
∙C.Bebopdevelopedbecauseoftheperformancetax.
∙D.Bebopsufferedfromtheperformancetax.
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A.
B.
C. √
D.
解析:
PassageTwo
PassageTwo
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(1).
∙A.Theyaretidalwaves.
∙B.Theycanbecausedbythefallofanasteroidintothewater.
∙C.Theycannotbedetectedbeforetheyhitland.
∙D.Theyareharborwaves.
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A.
B. √
C.
D.
解析:
(2).
∙A.Tsunamisarecausedbyunderwaterearthquakes.
∙B.Earthquakesofaboutmagnitude6.75ontheRichterscalewillcausetsunamis.
∙C.Nearly90percentofunderwaterearthquakescausetsunamis.
∙D.Notallunderwaterearthquakescausetsunamis.
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A.
B.
C.
D. √
解析:
(3).
∙A.Thefirstwaveisoftenthelargest.
∙B.Thewavefollowinglargevolumeofwaterisusuallynotverylongbutverytall.
∙C.Thewaveoftsunamiscanspreadacrosstheseainalldirections.
∙D.Thewaveoftsunamisusuallytravelsatalowerspeedatthebeginning.
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A.
B.
C. √
D.
解析:
PassageThree
PassageThree
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(1).
∙A.Hisinternationalfame.
∙B.Hisleadingstatusinthefilmindustry.
∙C.Hismusicstyle.
∙D.Hispersonality.
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A.
B.
C. √
D.
解析:
(2).
∙A.NewYork.
∙B.Liverpool.
∙C.LosAngeles.
∙D.London.
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A.
B. √
C.
D.
解析:
(3).
∙A.Hewasamodestman.
∙B.Hewasconcentratedonthemusic.
∙C.Hewascynicalaboutcelebrity.
∙D.Hissolosorlittlelickscouldbehummedbyeveryone.
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A.
B.
C.
D. √
解析:
三、{{B}}SectionC{{/B}}(总题数:
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Thefirstpartof"DemocracyinAmerica"waspublishedin1835.{{U}}{{U}}9{{/U}}{{/U}}.HeattemptedtogetaglimpseoftheessenceofAmericansociety,andpromotehisownphilosophy:
theequalingoftheclassesandtheinevitabledepthofaristocraticprivilege.{{U}}{{U}}10{{/U}}{{/U}}.Thiswassubstantiallymorepessimisticthanthefirst,warningofthedangersdespotismandgovernmentalcentralization.{{U}}{{U}}11{{/U}}{{/U}}.
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[解析]36-46AlexisdeTocqueville,theFrenchpoliticalscientistismostfamousforhisfour-volumebook,"DemocracyinAmerica".In1831.hecametoAmericaandafteronlyninemonthshewrotearemarkablebookwhichisregardedasaclassic.DeTocquevillehadunusualpowersofobservation.Hedescribednotonlythedemocraticsystemofgovernmentandhowitoperated,butitseffectonhowAmericansthink,feet,andact.ManyscholarsbelievehehadadeeperunderstandingoftraditionalAmericanbeliefsandvaluesthananyoneelsewhohaswrittenabouttheUnitedStates.Whatissoremarkableisthatmanyofthesetraitswhichheobservednearly200yearsagoarestillvisibleandmeaningfultoday.Hisobservationsarealsoimportantbecausethetimingofhisvisitwastheeraofthesmallfarmer,thesmallbusinessman,andthesettlingofthewesternfrontier.Hewasaneutralobserverandsawboththegoodandbadsidesofthesequalities.The