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2015年12月英语六级听力暑期练习23

    2015年6月的英语四六级考试已经告一段落,听力部分一直以来都是同学们考试时的难点,也是吐槽最多的部分。2015年12月份的四六级考试还离我们比较远,但是千里之行始于足下,没有积累很难有提升,想要早点为下半年的四六级考试做准备就来四六级考试网练习一下英语六级听力题吧。
  

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  LONDON— A year after 298 people died whenRussian-backed separatists in eastern Ukraineallegedly shot down a Malaysian passenger jeton July 17, 2014, the tragic incident still hangsover the ongoing conflict.
  The Malaysia Airlines jumbo jet was on a routine flight from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur,when a missile turned it into burned out wreckage scattered across farm fields in a separatist-controlled area.
  The passengers and crew members from 10 countries became victims of a conflict they hadnothing to do with. Their deaths did not end the war, but they did change it.
  “I believe that it was an important turning point, because it rallied all Europeans behind anescalation of the sanctions.”
  Experts reached via Skype said European countries had been reluctant to confront Russiaover its role in eastern Ukraine, but that changed when the Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 wentdown.
  “The tragedy really did influence everyone’s thinking on how we could sort of go further withRussia.”
  The sanctions and diplomacy that grew out of the tragedy also did not end the conflict, butthey may have helped prevent a further escalation.
  “This, I think, explains why the situation now is not ideal, but it has not yet escalated further,”Sagramoso says.
  Negotiations in Minsk, spearheaded by the French and German leaders, led to a shaky cease-fire. But Western and Ukrainian officials say Russia continues to supply and train the rebels.
  “You are seeing now that Russia itself may not know actually how to get out of this situation,”Lain says.
  Some say the situation in eastern Ukraine is a "frozen conflict," but others warn it could flareup again easily.
  "If there is another accident of any sort involving civilians on either side, of the kind we saw withthe Boeing aircraft, then we might see a significant escalation and a significant change."
  1.wreckage n. (失事船或飞机等的)残骸;(船只等的)失事
  Mark was dragged from the burning wreckage of hiscar just before it exploded.
  马克刚被人从他的燃烧着的汽车残骸里拉了出来,车就爆炸了。
  2.spearhead n. 矛头;先锋;先锋部队 vt. 带头;做先锋
  She is spearheading a nationwide campaign against domestic violence.
  她正在领导一场反对家庭暴力的全国性运动。
  3.shaky adj. 摇晃的;不可靠的;不坚定的
  A shaky ceasefire is holding after three days of fighting between rival groups.
  敌对组织之间进行了3天的战斗之后,达成了勉强的停火协议。
  4.escalation n. 增加;扩大;逐步上升
  Any unexpected circumstance that arises may catalyze a sudden escalation of violence.
  任何突如其来的情况都可能造成暴力骤然升级。
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