第六单元考试题.docx

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第六单元考试题

1.continuously

2.wickedly

3.tremble

4.dump

5.imagine

6.route

7.register

8.indoors

9.peculiar

10.deaf

11.employment

12.boast

13.outdoors

14.contrary

15.graduate

16.harm

17.theory

18.retreat

19.civilize

20.trash

21.conceivably

22.devote

23.retire

24.spot

25.executive

26.divide

27.admire

28.ignore

29.survive

30.accurate

31.manufacture

32.replace

33.bear

34.finance

35.stock

36.option

37.odd

38.inquiry

39.afford

40.wind

Part2Dictation

41.Hewassotiredthathetrembledatthethoughtofhavingtoworkanothereighthours.

42.HewasoneofthefirstforeignerswhowalkedthefullroutetakenbytheRedArmy.

43.Iwouldsaytheyaredumpingrubbishinthenameofrecycling.

44.Thegarbagecompanyprovidedemploymenttoalargenumberofpeople.

45.Owingtostress,fewpeoplearewillingtostayatthispositionforoverayear.

46.Helookedatmeinaratherpeculiarway,whichmademefeeluneasy.

47.Afairamountofstressseemstogowithworkinginamultinationalcompany.

48.Sheoftenboastsaboutherson'sachievementstoherfriends.

49.Contrarytohisusualhabits,hewaited,inhisdriveway,forthegarbage-collectiontruck.

50.Itisourresponsibilitytoteachchildrennottolookdowntotheworkingclass.

51.Inthelasttwentyyears,hehasdevotedhimselfheartandsoultohiswork.

52.Becauseofthepoorconditionofhishealth,heretiredfiveyearsearlierthanusualfromhisjob.

53.Hecouldnotaffordtohavearestevenwhenhewasrunningahighfever.

54.Allthepeopleinthecompanyadmirehimforhisdevotiontohiswork.

55.Underheavyworkpressure,hecompletelyignoredhiswifeandchildren.

56.Hesurvivedhiswifebyfiveyearsanddiedattheageofeighty-five.

57.Thiscompanyspecializesinmanufacturingpersonalcomputersandaccessories.

58.Thefearthattheymaybereplacedbyothersforcesthemtoworkhard.

59.Theinformationdeskhasreceivedmanyinquiriesabouttheconference.

60.Sincethedeathofherhusband,herfinanceshavetakenaturnfortheworse.

Part3UnderstandingLong

Questions61to65arebasedonthesamepassageordialog.

C61.

A.Byfillingbucketsinafarm.

B.Bybakingbreadinabakery.

C.Byworkinginafactory.

D.Bywashingbucketsinafactory.

B62.

A.Bygettingmoneyfromhisparents.

B.Bywashingdishesforsometime.

C.Byworkingasawaiterinarestaurant.

D.Byworkingfulltimeatschool.

C63.

A.Miserable.

B.Stressful.

C.Tired.

D.Excited.

D64.

A.Togiveitupbecausehecan'taffordit.

B.Togiveitupbecausehehastoomuchworktodo.

C.Tobecomerichandfamoussomeday.

D.Tograduateasatopstudentinhisclass.

A65.

A.Hardworkmakeseverythingpossible.

B.Anyjobisrespectable.

C.Richworkexperiencehelpsonesucceed.

D.Weshouldalwaysdependonourselves.

Part4UnderstandingPassages

Questions66to70arebasedonthesamepassageordialog.

D66.

A.Shewasateacher.

B.Shewasashopassistant.

C.Shewasatruckdriver.

D.Shewasawaitress.

A67.

A.Shewasashamedofit.

B.Shefounditrewarding.

C.Shefounditboring.

D.Shewasproudofit.

B68.

A.Neverforgetyourexperience.

B.Anyjobisanhonorablejob.

C.Youshouldhaveawell-paidjob.

D.Haveamorehonorablejob.

D69.

A.Becausemostofushavejobswedon'tlike.

B.Becausepeopletendtochangejobstoooften.

C.Becausepeopledonotwanttoworkhard.

D.Becauseoursocietyvaluesmaterialwealth.

A70.

A.Lookforworthinourwork.

B.Havehonestjobs.

C.Takecareofourfamilies.

D.Beresponsibleforourwork.

Questions71to75arebasedonthesamepassageordialog.

D71.

A.Theworkingclassisincreasinginnumber.

B.Theworkingclassisreceivingmoreeducation.

C.Theworkingclassisimprovinginoverallquality.

D.Theworkingclassisgettingunfairtreatment.

A72.

A.Theyarestupid.

B.Theyareskillful.

C.Theyareshort-sighted.

D.Theyarewise.

B73.

A.Theysympathizewiththem.

B.Theylookdownonthem.

C.Theyhelpandsupportthem.

D.Theykeepsomedistancefromthem.

C74.

A.Theyshouldhavemoreunderstandingfortheworkingclass.

B.Theyshouldfeelproudoftheworkingclass.

C.Theyshouldshowrespecttotheworkingclass.

D.Theycouldlearnalotfromtheworkingclass.

B75.

A.Itishelpful.

B.Itisharmful.

C.Itisacceptable.

D.Itisunderstandable.

Questions76to80arebasedonthesamepassageordialog.

B76.

A.Theyshouldworkharder.

B.Theyareimportanttosociety.

C.Theyaren'tworthyofrespect.

D.Theyshouldn'tbepaidmore.

D77.

A.Diseaseswouldspread.

B.Manypeoplewoulddie.

C.Trafficwouldstop.

D.Crimerateswouldincrease.

C78.

A.Theydonothavehonorablejobs.

B.Theyearnmorethantheyshould.

C.Theyarenotasimportantastrashmentothesociety.

D.Theyattracttoomuchpublicattention.

D79.

A.Sheisadoctor.

B.Sheisatrashwoman.

C.Sheisaballplayer.

D.Sheisanurse.

A80.

A.Becauseshewantedtohelpothers.

B.Becauseitwasahighly-paidjob.

C.Becauseitwasinteresting.

D.Becauseshewasgoodatit.

Questions81to85arebasedonthesamepassageordialog.

B81.

A.Heisthespeaker'steacher.

B.Heisthespeaker'sneighbor.

C.Heisthespeaker'sworkmate.

D.Heisthespeaker'sfriend.

D82.

A.EveryThursday.

B.EveryMonday.

C.EverySaturday.

D.EveryTuesday.

C83.

A.Hewouldhelpemptythetrashcan.

B.Hewouldchatwiththetruckdriver.

C.Hewouldwavetothetruckdriver.

D.Hewouldsay"Hi"tothetruckdriver.

A84.

A.Hegivesthemextramoneyonholidays.

B.Healwayssays"Thankyou"tothem.

C.Hesmilesatthemwhenmeetingthem.

D.Hesendsthemgreetingcardsonholidays.

B85.

A.Tipsandbonuses.

B.Expressionsofthanks.

C.Cleanenvironment.

D.Respectfromotherpeople.

Questions86to90arebasedonthesamepassageordialog.

D86.

A.Atabout6p.m.

B.Atabout8p.m.

C.Atabout9p.m.

D.Atabout10p.m.

D87.

A.Visittheirneighbors.

B.Eatoutwiththeirfamilies.

C.Stayathomewiththeirfamilies.

D.Gooutwithco-workers.

C88.

A.Theycangetextrapayforextrawork.

B.Theyhavetoomuchworktodo.

C.Theyspendalongtimeinthenameofwork.

D.Theycangetpayincreasesbyworkingovertime.

A89.

A.Theythinkitisunderstandable.

B.Theyfindithardtoaccept.

C.Theydoubtwhetheritisnecessary.

D.Theythinkitisawasteoftime.

B90.

A.Totakecareofthefamily.

B.Tosupporttheirfamilieswithmoney.

C.Tohelpwiththehousework.

D.Toeducatetheirchildren.

Part5SpotDictation

（Eachitem:

1）

Questions91to100arebasedonthesamepassageordialog.

It'snearlymidnightinthebigcity.Butthebigcityisnot（91）asleep.Thestreetsarecrowdedwithpeople.Someareleaving（92）films,plays,andconcerts.Somearestoppingtolookatthebright（93）storewindows,andsomearewaitingforbusesand（94）taxis.The（95）restaurantsarefilledwithcustomers,andthehotelsarefilledwithtouristsand（96）businessmenwhohavecomefromallovertheworld.Manypeopleworkatnightinthebigcity.（97）Brightlightsareshiningfromthewindowsofthetallbuildings,whileinnewspaperoffices,writersaretypinguptheirnewsstoriesandmanagersare（98）bendingovertheircopies.Inhospitals,nightnursesaremakingtheirusual（99）rounds.Inthefirestationsanalarmis（100）wakingupthementotellthemafirehasjustbrokenoutsomewhereinthebigcity.

Questions101to110arebasedonthesamepassageordialog.

Oneday,whileIwaswaitingtoenteruniversity,Isawanoteinalocalnewspaper.It（101）offeredateachingpostataschoolinasmalltownnearLondon.Beingveryshortofmoney,Iapplied,yet（102）fearedthatwithoutadegreeandwithnoexperienceinteachingmychancesofgettingthejobweresmall.

However,threedayslateraletter（103）arrived,askingmeforaninterview.Happily,Iwenttotheschool.Itwas（104）clearlytheheadmasterhimselfthatopenedthedoor.Hewasshortandfat.Helookedatmewitha（105）surprisedair.

Hebeganthe（106）interviewbyaskingmequestions:

whatsubjectsIhadtaken;howoldIwas;whatgamesIplayed;thenlookingme（107）straightinmyeyes,heaskedmewhetherIthoughtgameswereanimportantpartofaboy'seducation.Isaidyes.

Theschool,hesaid,was（108）madeupofoneclassoftwenty-fourboys.Iwouldhavetoteachallsubjectsexceptart,whichhetaughthimself."Whatwouldmy（109）paybe?

"Isaidshyly."Twelvepoundsaweekand（110）lunch."BeforeIcouldprotest（抗议）,hegottohisfeet."Now,"hesaid,"You'dbettermeetmywife.She'stheonewhoreallyrunsthisschool."

Part8ReadingComprehension（BankedCloze）

Questions243to252arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

Imagineignoringestimatefeelingquitavailabledumpenjoyableretreatindoorshownegativeeconomycontraryeducated

ThereareacouplejobsIwouldjustneverdo.Oneofthosewouldbehaulingtrash.Thegarbagemangetsnorespect.I'mnotsayingthatworkshouldbe243.enjoyable,butpeopleshouldatleastrespecthowhardapersonworks.Workingatrashrouteisaveryphysicaljob.Youhavetojumpfromthetruck,liftthetrashbarreland244.dumpitandthenjumpbackonthetruck.Thisgoesonalldaylong.Iwould245.imaginethatatrashma