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六级模拟试题

英语六级模拟试题

PartI　Writing（30minutes）

（请于正式开考后半小时内完成该部分，之后将进行听力考试）

Directions：

Forthispart,youareallowed30minutestowriteacompositiononthetopic：

SalaryorInterest．Youshouldwriteatleast150wordsfollowingtheoutlinegivenbelow：

1．如今的大学毕业生面临的职业选择：

兴趣重要还是工资重要

2．你的观点

3．结论

PartIIListeningComprehension（30minutes）

PartIIIReadingComprehension（40minutes）

SectionA

Trafficcongestion,parkingproblems,andrisingtransportationcostsareforcingpeopletouseelec-tronicmediumtocommunicateandstayintouchwitheachother.Decreasingcosts,increasingspeedand36ofIThasenabledpeopletousethismedium.Thebusinessisbecomingglobalinscaleand37.Thedevelopmentshaveencompassedeverybusinessactivity–educationbeingnoexception.

Theadvancementofinformationtechnologyisalreadytransformingtheeducationindustryinalargescale38.Theopportunitiesforlearningviatheelectronicenvironmentare39limitless.E-learningtranscends40timeandspacebarriers,allowingstudentsto41learningopportuni-tiesdayandnightfromvariouscornersoftheworld.Inhigherinstitutions,e-learningismakingitpossiblefornon-traditionalstudents,thosewithfamilies,fulltimejobsandallotherkindsofresponsibilities,to

earndegrees,enablinglearningtobecomealifelong42.Thegrowthinthissectorhasbeenphenom-enal.

ArecentsurveybytheU.S.DepartmentofEducation’sNationalCenterforEducationStatisticsfoundthatfrom1994-95to1997-98thenumberofdistanceeducationprogramsincreasedby72percent.Moreo-ver,anadditional20percentoftheinstitutions43plantoestablishdistanceeducationprogramswithinthenextthreeyears.

Theresearch44thatmorethan1.6millionstudentswereenrolledindistanceeducationcoursesin1997-98.Amajorpartofthisdistanceeducationisthroughtheuseofelectronicmedium.Thereisagrowingrecognitionofthefactthate-learningwillbe45tothesuccessofindividuals,organizations,communities,andeconomiesinthedawningknowledgeeconomy.

A）virtually

B）enterprise

C）worldwide

D）estimated

E）profitably

F）reliability

G）exaggerated

H）accessI）nearby

J）perspective

K）prosperous

L）surveyed

M）moderate

N）typical

O）critical

SectionB

Sugar—FriendVSEnemy

A）Sugariseverywhere.It’sinourdrinks,it’sinourfoods,andit’shiddeninplacesweneverwouldthinkof.Manywouldcallsugartheirfriendintimeofneed,butinfacttheirso-called“goodfriend”couldturnouttobetheirworstenemyindisguise.Sugarformanyissomethingtheymayhavebeenbattlingwithforalongtime.Here’sasimplethree-stepprocesstohelpyoustarttowinbackthebattleforyourhealth.

B）Thefirststepistobeawareofwhatsugarreallydoestoyourbody.Mostpeoplewillsaythey“know”thattheyshouldn’thavesugar,buttheyreallycan’thelpit.Tomethatisalackoftrueawarenessofwhatsugardoestooneself.Idon+tthinkmanypeoplewillsaythattheywanttohurttheirbodyonpurpose,butunlesstheyknowit’sreallyhappeningtheywillcontinuedownthatroad.Sugarisslowertoimpactourhealth,andit，sthatslowdestructiveprocessthatisthemostdangerous.Unfortunately,mostpeopledon’tknowthedamageuntilithasalreadybeendone.

C）Sugarincreasesfatstoring.Possiblythemostimportanthormoneinthebodyisinsulin（胰岛素），whenitcomestoweightlossandhealth.Insulinisthemainhormonethatwehavefullcontroloverdailythroughourdietandlifestyle.Whenweeatsugaranditentersintoourbloodstreamtooquickly,wehaveaspikeinbloodsugarlevels.Nowintimesofhighactivityweareabletoburnitoff,butifwearesittingaroundthisisnotagoodthing.Soinresponsetothathighlevelofbloodsugar,thebodywillreleasemoreinsulinintothebloodstream.Insulinwillthentaketheexcessglucose（葡萄糖）andtrytofindaplacetostoreit.Ifyourmusclesareallfullorhaveinsulinresistance）thenthebestplacetoputtheexcessglucoseisfatcells.Wheninsulinishigh,thefatcellsaretoldtoshutdownanyprocessofreleasingstoredfatintothebloodforburning.Withchronichighinsulinspikescomesaresistancetoitbyyourcells,leadingtomoreinsulinproduction,leadingtomorefatstoring,andmoreresistance,eventuallygoingdownaroadofdiabetesandillhealthforthewholebody.

D）Sugaralsodisruptsnormalbrainfunction.Ithinkmostpeoplecanrelatetomoodswingsandenergyhighs/lowsthatcomeafterahighsugarmeal.Sugarcanalsobethesourceofmanypeople’sincreasedanxietyanddepression.Letusnotalsoforgetthekidswithever-increasingattention“disorders”andbehavioralissues.Sugarisnothelpingwiththat,either.Infact,therehavebeenmanystudiesthatshowwhentakingsugaroutofakid’sdietandincreasingfatintake,theirattentionabilityincreases,theirbehaviorchangesforthebetter.

E）Sugardecreasesyouroverallhealthandmakesyouagequicker.Toomuchsugarwillloweryouroverallimmunesystemincreasedestructiveinflammation,leadtoessentialmineraldeficienciesinthebody,feedbadbacteriagrowthinyourgutandotherwonderfulstuff.Agingisjustafancywordforthebodybreakingdownquickerthanitcanrepairitself,asthatiswhathappenswhenwegetolder.Agingalsoisacceleratedbytheincreasingrisksofalldegenerativediseasessuchasdiabetes,osteoporosis,heartdiseaseandcancers.Weareallgoingtogetolder,butitdoesn’tmeanthatwehaveto“age”quicker.

F）Thesecondstepistorealizeyouarein100%controlofyouractions.Thiscouldbethemostunderratedyetthemostimportantstep,aswearetheonlypersonwhocontrolswhatweputintoourbody.Everythingstartsinwhatwechoosetoputinourmouths.Somepeoplemaysaytheycan’tcontroltheirsugarcravings,butthatisalreadyadmittingdefeatandgivinguppowertosome“cosmicsugarinfluence”outthere.Wecanpassondessert,wedon’tneedtobuyacandybar,wecandrinkwaterinsteadofsoda,butthechoiceisourstomake.

G）Alsomanyliketocallitan“addiction”.Thisisjustanotherwaytogiveupyourownpersonalpowerofchoice.Whilesugarcanhave“addictivelike”qualities,it’snotsomethingthatyouownorisapartofyou.Fightthebattleandyouwillgetovertheaddictivefeelings,theywillgoaway.Butifyoucallitanaddictionandmakeitpartofyou,thenitisyourstokeepforever.Befreefromit,letgo.Takebackcontrolandanythingispossible.

H）Thethirdstepistojustlivethedailyjourneyonechoiceatatime.Lifeisjustaseriesofpresentmoments,andthechoiceswemakeinthosemoments.Solet，sjustfocusonwhatwecandorightnowinsteadofworryingaboutwhathashappenedinthepastormayormaynothappeninthefuture.“Now”isallwehaveandallweneedtofocuson.

I）Choosetoeatmorenaturalfoods.Choosewholefoodproteins,healthyfatsandnaturalsourcesofcarbohydrates.Ifitwasn’taroundathousandyearsagoorismadebyman（andnotnature）,chancesareyoudon’tneedit.Notehowitsays“Choose”above,asitisyourchoice.Findthehiddensourcesofsugarsandremovethem.Sugarishiddeninplacessuchassauces,ketchup,soups,processedfoods,drinks,socalledhealthbars,andmore.Becomealabelreaderandseehowmuchsugaryouareconsistentlyputtingintoyourbody.Don’tfallforthemarketingtrickeitherof“lowfat”,becausethatusuallymeans“moresugar”.

46.Weareabletolowerbloodsugarlevelsbytakingpartinintenseactivities.

47.Ifyouconsidersugarasanaddictionandcallitsomethingthatyouown,youwon"tgetridofitforever.

48.Intheauthor’sopinion,thereasonwhymanypeoplecan$thelphavingsugaristhattheyareunawareofitsdanger.

49.Wheninsulininthebloodstreamishigh,fatcellswillstopreleasingstoredfat.

50.Theauthorbelievesthatsugarwhichwecalled“goodfriend”intimeofneedinfactisahiddenenemy.

51.Manystudiesshowthatsugar-freedietswithmorefatcanimprovechildren’sattentionability.

52.Thetruththatwegetolderisthatourbodybreaksdownfasterthanitcanbeselfrepaired.

53.Youyieldtoyouraddictivefeelings,whichmeansyougiveupyourownpersonalpowerofchoice.

54.Theauthorbelievesthattakinghighsugarmealsmayresultinmoodfluctuation.

55.Tobehealthy,whatweshoulddonowistoeatnaturalfoodsandgetridofthehiddensourcesofsugars.

SectionC

PassageOne　　

ThereportfromtheBureauofLaborStatisticswasjustasgloomyasanticipated.UnemploymentinJanuaryjumpedtoa16-yearhighof7.6percent,as598,000jobswereslashedfromU.S.payrollsintheworstsingle-monthdeclinesinceDecember,1974.With1.8millionjobslostinthelastthreemonths,thereisurgentdesiretoboosttheeconomyasquicklyaspossible.ButWashingtonwoulddowelltotakeadeepbreathbeforereactingtothegrimnumbers.

Collectively,werelyontheunemploymentfiguresandotherstatisticstoframeoursenseofreality.Theyareavitalpartofanarrayofdatathatweusetoassessifwe’redoingwellordoingbadly,andthatinturnshapesgovernmentpoliciesandcorporatebudgetsandpersonalspendingdecisions.Theproblemisthatthestatisticsaren’tanobjectivemeasureofreality;theyaresimplyabestapproximation.Directionally,theycapturethetrends,buttheideathatweknowpreciselyhowmanyareunemployedisamyth.Thatmakesfindingasolutionallthemoredifficult.

First,thereisthewaythedataisassembled.Theofficialunemploymentrateistheproductofatelephonesurveyofabout60,000homes.Thereisanothersurvey,sometimesreferredtoasthe“payrollsurvey,”thatassesses400,000businessesbasedonthe