大学英语六级模拟试题新题型6.docx

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大学英语六级模拟试题新题型6

大学英语六级模拟试题新题型（6）

（1/1）PartⅠWriting

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Directions:

Forthispart,youareallowed30minutestowriteashortessaybasedonthepicturebelow.Youshouldstartyouressaywithabriefdescriptionoftheimpactoffloodingappsofsmartphonesontheirusersandthenexplaintheadvantagesanddisadvantagesofnumeroussmartphoneapps.Youshouldwriteatleast150wordsbutnomorethan200words.

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（2~5/共18题）SectionA

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Questions1to4arebasedontheconversationyouhavejustheard.

第2题

A.Howtospendsummerholiday.

B.Howtoavoidseasickness.

C.Howtoprepareforaboattrip.

D.Howtodealwithvomitingonaseatrip.

第3题

A.Heshouldeatalittlefood.

B.Heshouldeatnothing.

C.Heshouldeatasmuchaspossible.

D.Hecaneatwhathelikes.

第4题

A.Atthestern.

B.Atthebow.

C.Atthebottomdeck.

D.Atthemiddleoftheship.

第5题

A.Stayontheupperdeck.

B.Appreciatethehorizon.

C.Takesomemedicine.

D.Helpothers.

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（6~9/共18题）SectionA

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Questions5to8arebasedontheconversationyouhavejustheard.

第6题

A.Shewasimpressedbyit.

B.Itwasawasteofmoney.

C.Shewasamazedthatithadopenedsosoon.

D.Shedidn"tlikeitasmuchastheotherwings.

第7题

A.Hetookatourofthecity.

B.Hereadaboutit.

C.Hewroteanarticleaboutit.

D.Heworkedthereasaguide.

第8题

A.Theycamefromtheoriginalwing.

B.They"remadeofthesamematerial.

C.They"resimilarinshape.

D.Theyweredesignedbythesameperson.

第9题

A.Itwasmadeofaluminum.

B.Itwasn"tlargeenough.

C.Itwouldn"tmoveinthewind.

D.Itwastooheavytoputup.

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（27~36/共18题）SectionA

Complaintsshouldbemadetoaresponsibleperson.Gobacktotheshopwhereyouboughtthegoods,takingwithyouany1youmayhave.Asktoseethebuyerinalargestore.Inasmallstoretheassistantmayalsobetheownersoyoucancomplain2.Inachainstoreasktoseethemanager.

Eventhebravestpersonfindsitdifficulttocomplainfacetoface,soifyoudonotwanttodoitin3,writealetter.Besureto4tothefactsandkeepacopyofwhatyouwrite.Atthisstageyoushouldgiveanyreceiptnumbers,butyoushouldnotneedtogivereceiptsorotherpaperstoproveyouboughtthearticle.Ifyouarenot5withtheansweryouget,orifyoudonotgetareply,writetothemanagingdirectorofthefirm,shop,ororganization.Besuretokeepcopiesofyourownlettersandanyyoureceive.

Ifyourcomplaintisajustone,theshopkeepermayofferto6orrepairthefaultyarticle.Youmayfindthisan7solution.Incertaincasesyoumayhavetherighttorefusethegoodsandaskforyourmoneyback,butthisisonlywhereyouhavehardlyusedthegoodsandhaveactedatonce.Evenwhenyoucannotrefusethegoodsyoumaybeabletogetsomemoneybackaswell.Andifyouhavesufferedsome8loss,ifforexampleanewwashingmachinetearsyourclothes,youmightreceivemoneytoreplacethem.Iftheshopkeeperoffersyouacreditnotetobeusedtobuygoodsinthesameshopsbutyouwouldratherhavemoney,sayso.Ifyouacceptacreditnoterememberthatlateryouwillnotbeabletoaskforyourmoney.Iftheshopkeeperrefusestogiveyoumoney,askfor9fromyourCitizens"AdviceBureaubeforeyouacceptacreditnote.Insomecasestheshopkeeperdoesnothavetogiveyouyourmoneyback—if,forexample,hechangesanarticlesimplybecauseyoudon"tlikeitoritdoesnotfit.Hedoesnothavetotakebackthegoodsinthese10.

A．intimate

B．attractive

C．person

D．attachment

E．satisfied

F．receipt

G．contaminate

H．replace

I．special

J．stick

K．vigorously

L．advice

M．circumstances

N．directly

O．petitions

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（10~12/共8题）PassageOne

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Questions9to11arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

第10题

A.Contentofspeechismoreimportantthantoneofvoice.

B.Voicequalityhasastrongeffectonlisteners.

C.Effectivespeakersmustusevisualaids.

D.Amicrophoneisessentialinlargerooms.

第11题

A.Alwaysusealoudspeaker.

B.Avoidlargerooms.

C.Nevervarythevolume.

D.Nottoshout.

第12题

A.Bypausing.

B.Byraisingpitch.

C.Byloweringregisters.

D.Bypointingtoachart.

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（47~51/共8题）PassageOne

Onthehigh-speedtrainfromAvignon（阿维尼翁）toParis,myhusbandandIlandedintheonlyremainingseatsonthetrain,inthemiddleofacar,directlyoppositeaFrenchwomanofmiddleyears.Itwasanextremelyuncomfortablearrangementtobelookingstraightintotheeyesofastranger.MyhusbandandIpulledoutbooks.Thewomanproducedalargemakeupcaseandproceededtofreshenup.Exceptforalunchbreak,shecontinuedthisactivityfortheentirethree-hourtrip.Everyonceinawhileshesurveyedthecarwithabright-eyedglance,butneveroncedidshecatchmy（admittedlyfascinated）eye.MyhusbandandIcouldhavebeenablankwall.

Iwasamused,butsomepeoplewouldhavefeltinsulted,evenrepulsed（厌恶的）.Thereissomethingaboutprimpinginpublicthatcallsupstrongemotionalreactions.Partlyit"saquestionofhygiene.（Nearlyeveryoneagreesthatnail-palingandhair-combingaresociallyconsideredunwisetodo.）Andit"samatterofdegree.Grooming—aprivateact—hasawayofnegatingthepresenceofothers.Iwasonceseatedatapartywithamodel-actresswhoimmediatelywavedasillybrushandbegandustingherfaceatthetable,demonstratingthatwhileshewasnexttome,shewasnotwithme.

Infact,Iamgenerallyinhibitedfromthismaneuverinpublic,exceptwhenIaminthecompanyofcosmeticsexecutives（whenit"sconsideredunpleasantnottodoit）ormyfemalefriendswhenit"safunjust-us-girlsmoment.Inagatheringmoreprofessionalthansocial,Iwouldrefrain.

KathyPeiss,ahistoryprofessorattheUniversityofMassachusettsinAmherstandanauthorityonAmericanbeautyrituals,saysthatnose-powderingintheofficewasanoccasionforoutragein1920"sand30"s.Deploringthepracticeasawasteofcompanytime,tradejournalsadvisedmanagerstodiscourageitamongclericalworkers.Buthowmuchtimecouldittake?

Certainlytheconcernwasoutofproportionwiththenumberofminuteslost.Peisstheorizesthatitwastheblatantassertionofafemalepracticeinwhathadbeenanall-maleprovincethatdisturbedcritics.

Peisstellsmethatafterthe30"s,pullingoutacompactwasnolongeranissue.Itbecameanacceptedpractice.Iaskifshefeelsfreetoapplylipstickataprofessionallunchherself.Soundingmildlyshocked,shesaysshewouldsavethatfortheprivacyofhercarafterward.Why?

Becauseitwouldbe"agestureofinappropriatefemininity."Oneguessisthatmostprofessionalwomenfeelthisway.Thereisevidenceofthepopularityofthenewlipsticksthatremaininplacealldaywithoutretouching.

It"samazingtothinkthatinourtalk-showsociety,whereeverysexualpracticeisopenlydiscussed,asimplesex-specificgesturecouldstillhavethepowertodisturb.Themovebelongsinthefemalearsenaland,likeweapons,mustbeusedwithcaution.

第47题

Accordingtotheauthor,"MyhusbandandIcouldhavebeenablankwall."（Para.1）mostprobablymeans"______".

A.Weweretreatedwithanexpressionlessface.

B.WelookedattheFrenchwomanexpressionlessly.

C.Weusedbooksasawalltoavoidthewoman"seyes.

D.WewereofnoexistenceintheFrenchwoman"seyes.

第48题

Intheauthor"sopinion,she______.

A.allowspublicmakinguponcertainoccasions

B.feelscomfortablewhenmakingupinpublic

C.onlymakesuponsocialoccasions

D.makesupbeforeanyprofessionalgatherings

第49题

AccordingtoPeiss,nosepowderinginanofficewascriticizedmainlyforthereasonthat______.

A.normalofficeworkwasdisturbed

B.itdiscouragedwomen"sinterestincareer

C.maledominancewasemphasizedthere

D.itdistractedmaleworkers"focusonwork

第50题

Whydomostprofessionalwomengiveupusinglipsticksinpublic?

A.Becausetheyareworriedaboutbeinglookeddownupon.

B.Becauseitemphasizestheirfemalefeaturesinwrongsituations.

C.Becauseitimplieswomen"sdisadvantagesinacademicfields.

D.Becausetheyareashamedtobeseenmakingupinfrontofmales.

第51题

Itcanbeinferredthatinahighlyopensociety,thedifferencesbetweenmenandwomen______.

A.haveattractedlittleattention

B.hinderthesocialdevelopment

C.areattractivetopicsintalkshows

D.stillcallforgreatconcern

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（13~16/共9题）PassageTwo

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Questions12to15arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

第13题

A.Toencouragepeopletoparticipateinaclubactivity.

B.Tointroduceanewkindofbicycle.

C.ToinformbicyclebeginnersaboutNewJersey"strafficlaws.

D.Towarntouristsaboutbicyclingontheroadways.

第14题

A.Itslargenumberofbicycleclubs.

B.Itsgeographicvariety.

C.Itsnetworkofsuperhighways.

D.Itsmildclimate.

第15题

A.Becausesomeofthemareinaccessibletonewriders.

B.Becausesomeofthemcommemoratethedevelopmentofthebicycle.

C.Becausetheyareniceplacestovisitonbicycletours.

D.BecausetheyhelptomakeNewJerseyawealthystate.

第16题

A.Tosavemoneyonequipment.

B.Toinstructnewcomersaboutbicyclemaintenance.

C.Toensurethateveryoneknowsaboutthehistoricalsites.

D.Tohelpkeepparticipantsfromgettinglost.

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（52~56/共9题）PassageTwo

TheUnitedStateshasamajorproblemonitshands.True,Britainisfacingasimilarproblem,butforthetimebeingitisinAmericathatitisgraver.Theonlywaytosolveitisthrougheducation.Negroes（黑人）shouldknowaboutthecontributionsthat