2011年12月英语六级考前每日一练

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        　　2011年6月英语六级考前每日一练(5.31)
       

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        　　1. The passage mainly explains how the has impacts on our health.
        　　A) relationship between neighbors
        　　B) attitude of medical workers请访问考试大网站http://www.233.com
        　　C) increasingly popular lifestyle
        　　D) design of our built environment
        　　2. What kind of towns is the Foundation for the Built Environment working at?
        　　A) Those pleasant for pedestrians.
        　　B) Those compact for tourists.
        　　C) Those convenient for drivers.
        　　D) Those economical for shoppers.
        　　3. To care for our minds, we'd better make places around us
        　　A) neat and quiet
        　　B) structurally friendly
        　　C) sparsely populated
        　　D) brightly decorated
        　　4. Why is the public space between buildings important to human beings?
        　　A) It ensures the font-floor residents more light and ventilation.
        　　B) It serves as temporary playgrounds for urban children and the elderly.
        　　C) It provides opportunities for happy and healthy socialization.
        　　D) It enhances the public security within a neighborhood.
        　　5. How will patients be affected by the illegibility in hospitals?
        　　A) Their trust in the doctors and nurses will waver.
        　　B) Their need for companionship will leap.
        　　C) Their confidence in recovery will shatter.
        　　D) Their conditions will worsen with more anxiety.
        　　6. Natural light and fresh air are proved to __
        　　A) accelerate recovery after operation
        　　B) soothe patients in operation
        　　C) calm patients down before operation
        　　D) make patients more cooperative
        　　7. What quality is mentioned by the author as recognized in true craftsmanship?
        　　A) Talent.
        　　B) Ambition.
        　　C) Care.
        　　D) Honesty,
        　　8. When a builder is devoted in the art of building, his serf-worth
        　　9. Enquiry by Design is a
        　　10. In the past two years, ___________have been shaped with the help of Enquiry by Design.
       
            
            

enfour

2011年6月英语六级考前每日一练(5.30)
        　　Writing (30 minutes)
        　　Directions: For this part, you are allowed 30 minutes to write a short essay entitled A Talk on How to Do Well in CET-4 at least 150 words following the outline given below:
        　　比你低一届的同学得知你四级考了高分，希望你能够到他们班级介绍一下学习经验。请你准备一份发言稿。
        　　1．介绍自己CET-4的得分情况；
        　　2．重点介绍两到三个部分的备考经验；
        　　3．鼓励学弟学妹，告诉他们只要方法得当、付出一定努力，一定能够取得好成绩。
            
            

enfive

2011年6月英语六级考前每日一练(5.29)
        　　Translation (5 minutes )
        　　Directions: Complete the sentences by translating into English the Chinese given in brackets. Please write your translation on Answer Sheet 2.
        　　注意：此部分试题请在答题卡2上作答，只需写出译文部分。
        　　82. All the tasks __ ( 提前完成了), they decided to go on holiday for a week
        　　83. He was punished _________(以免他再犯同样的错误).
        　　84. I'm determined to get a seat for the concert __________ (即使这意味着需要排一整晚的队).
        　　85. She bargained with the woman who was selling the plates__________ (最终以半价成交).
        　　86. The professor loves his wife so much that since she died__________ (他一直受着抑郁症的折磨).
            
            

enone

        　　2011年6月英语六级考前每日一练(5.28)
        　　

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        　　注意：此部分试题请在答题卡2上作答。
        　　57. The first paragraph is mainly about __
        　　A) the necessity of technology resssessment
        　　B) the benefits resulting from technological progress
        　　C) the rapid development of technology
        　　D) the destructive side of technological change
        　　58. The second paragraph is developed by __
        　　A) listing the benefits of technological progress
        　　B) analyzing causes and effects
        　　C) giving examples
        　　D) comparison and contrast
        　　59. We can infer from the last sentence of the third paragraph that __
        　　A) the destructive aspect of technological products can never be neglected
        　　B) the technological processes have filled the physical environment
        　　C) searching for places to dump the wastes will promote the technological development
        　　D) searching for places to dump the wastes is the most difficult problem in modern society
        　　60. The author cited Uganda and Iran as examples to illustrate that __
        　　A) technology needs to be transferred to developing countries
        　　B) a country can become more powerful by acquiring a new technology
        　　C) technology needs to be spread to developing countries
        　　D) social disorder may occur because of technology transfer
        　　61. From the last paragraph, we can see the author's attitude towards the reassessments of technology is
        　　A) neutral
        　　B) negative
        　　C) positive
        　　D) not evident
       
            
            

ensix

        　　2011年6月英语六级考前每日一练(5.27)
        　　

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        　　52. What did capitalism seem to promise it would do?
        　　A) Prosper American industries.
        　　B) Bring good times for the rich.
        　　C) Narrow the income gap.
        　　D) Make everyone well-off.
        　　53. Which Of the following is true according to the second paragraph?
        　　A) Big investors in New York had benefited from the hustle and bustle.
        　　B) Bill Bailey was suddenly stricken by the idea of selling apples.
        　　C) An increasing number of New Yorkers went hungry in late 1920s.
        　　D) Serious economical depression frequently happened in New York.
        　　54. Which is tree about Chilean copper mines?
        　　A) They relied on American demand for copper and all the raw materials.
        　　B) They refused to sell copper and all the raw materials to the US.
        　　C) They began selling copper and all the rav material to other countries.
        　　D) They were paralyzed because of the sharp drop in their working population.
        　　55. We can infer from the passage that ff people were out of job in Britain,
        　　A) the government could at least provide them with housing
        　　B) the government could definitely help them out
        　　C) they could get some welfare from the government
        　　D) they could live on their unemployment insurance
        　　56. The last paragraph mainly states that ___________
        　　A) a quarter of the w0rkforce was out of job
        　　B) many people went West in search of jobs
        　　C) even professional people were struggling for jobs
        　　D) the traffic conditions were poor in the US
       
            
            

entwo

        　　2011年6月英语六级考前每日一练(5.26)
        　　Part Ⅳ Reading Comprehension (Reading in Depth) (25 minutes)
        　　Section A
        　　Directions: In this section, there is a passage with ten blanks. You are required to select one word for each blank from a list of choices given in a word bank following the passage. Read the passage through carefully before making your choices. Each choice in the bank is identified by a letter. Please mark the corresponding letter for each item on Answer Sheet 2 with a single line through the centre. You may not use any of the words in the bank more than once.
        　　Questions 47 to 56 are based on the following passage.
        　　

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        　　47. According to the author, fashion magazines and TV advertisements seem to link fashion to __
        　　48. Fashions are established on__________ conditions.
        　　49. According to the passage, what does the example of short shorts intend to illustrate?
        　　50. Present-day society is much freer and easier because it emphasizes __
        　　51. What does the last paragraph mainly discuss?
       
            
            

enfour

        　　2011年6月英语六级考前每日一练(5.25)
        　　

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        　　注意：此部分试题请在答题卡1上作答。
        　　1. Some agronomists generally agree that thanks to the Green Revolution__________
        　　A) agricultural programs have been gaining more support from big agencies
        　　B) social stability and environmental protection are enhanced globally
        　　C) increased food production can meet the demands of the growing population worldwid
        　　D) policies concerning agricultural transformation will be easily enforced
        　　2. The Green Revolution was initiated collaboratively by
        　　A) former USAID director William Gaud and Mexican former President Cardenas
        　　B) Mexican President Manuel Avila Camacho and U. S. Vice President Henry Wallace
        　　C) researchers from both the U.S. and Mexico
        　　D) the Rockefeller Foundation and the Mexican government
        　　3. What prize did scientist Norman Borlaug win in 1970?
        　　A) the UNESCO Science Prize
        　　B) the Nobel Peace Prize
        　　C) the Nobel Science Prize
        　　D) the UNESCO Culture Prize
        　　4. What endangered India in early 1960's?
        　　A) Famine.
        　　B) Inflation.
        　　C) Overpopulation.
        　　D) Civil war.
        　　5. Because of the introduction of Green Revolution, India
        　　A) successfully controlled its population growth
        　　B) became one of the world's major rice exporters
        　　C) peacefully established a centralized government
        　　D) tripled its commercial yield in three decades
        　　6. Which of the following is one of CGIAR's functions?
        　　A) Providing farmers with the most advanced agricultural knowledge.
        　　B) Giving pressure to major international organizations.
        　　C) Coordinating the Work of local groups on agricultural research.
        　　D) Criticizing various Green Revolution methodologies.
        　　7. In Guinea,___________of its rice cultivation now is the high-yield rice Nericas.
        　　A) 16% B) 30% C) 45% D) 60%
        　　8. The Office of Special Studies existed for about before it became a formal International research institution.
        　　9. The "Miracle Rice" in India can yield as much as traditional rice.
        　　10. One obstacle to the Green Revolution in Africa is that many governments are
       
            
            

enfive

        　　2011年6月英语六级考前每日一练(5.24)
        　　Writing (30 minutes)
        　　Directions: For this part, you are allowed 30 minutes to write an essay on Which is Better, Saving Money or Using Tomorrow's Money. You should write at least 150 words following the outline below in Chinese.
        　　1．不少大学生有透支刷卡消费的习惯。
        　　2．更多的人则认为应该养成攒钱的习惯。
        　　3．我对此问题的看法。
       
            
            

entwo

        　　2011年6月英语六级考前每日一练(5.23)
        　　Reading Comprehension (Skimming and scanning) (15 minutes)
        　　Directions: In this part you will have 15 minutes to go over the passage quickly and answer the questions on Answer Sheet 1. For questions 1-7, choose the best answer from the four choices marked A), B), C) and D ). For questions 8-10, complete the sentences with the information given in the passage.
       

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        　　注意：此部分试题请在答题卡1上作答。
        　　1. In many areas it is required that used batteries be properly disposed of because they __
        　　A) contain many useful metals
        　　B) can be reused in other areas
        　　C) emit radiation harmful to human health
        　　D) pose potential damage to the environment
        　　2. What's the basic purpose of composting in many households?
        　　A) To tidy up kitchens and gardens.
        　　B) To give green waste a second life.
        　　C) To break down natural bacteria.
        　　D) To save trouble buying fertilizers.
        　　3. Which of the following calls for the most complicated recycling process?
        　　A) Digitals cameras.
        　　B) Rubber blankets.
        　　C) Iron bars.
        　　D) Steel beams.
        　　4. Aluminum recycling is highly beneficial to the environment in that
        　　A) waste aluminum is poisonous
        　　B) recycled aluminum is purer than new aluminum
        　　C) it saves more energy than processing new aluminum
        　　D) aluminum mines are hard to find
        　　5. According to the passage, what do glass and aluminum have in common?
        　　A) Both can be recycled indefinitely.
        　　B) Neither will rot by itself.
        　　C) Both are light in weight.
        　　D) Neither is expensive to recycle.
        　　6. How can the quality of recycled paper be ensured?
        　　A) By pulping for a long time.
        　　B) By removing extra oil.
        　　C) By mixing with more additives.
        　　D) By adding more new fibers.
        　　7. What challenge is plastic recycling still faced with?
        　　A) Recovering scrap or waste plastics.
        　　B) Sorting the massive number of types of ~lastic.
        　　C) Reprocessing the material into useful products.
        　　D) Melting non-recyclable plastic lids.
        　　8. According to the passage, recycling different materials usually requires different __
        　　9. With people's growing awareness of deforestation, _________has in recent years become more and more popular.
        　　10. We can learn from the passage that besides considering environmental protection, their own health,people also recycle many materials for their
       
            
            

entwo

2011年6月英语六级考前每日一练(5.22)
        　　Cloze (15 minutes)
        　　Directions, There are 20 blanks in the following, passage For each blank there are four choices marked A), B), C) and D) on the right side of the paper. You should choose the ONE that best fits into the passage. Then mark the corresponding letter on Answer Sheet 2 with a single line through the centre.
        　　注意：此部分试题请在答题卡2上作答。
        　　The weather may be cold and wet, but in the rich world's financial markets it is beginning to feel like August all over again. Credit spreads have widened and Sharesare( 62 )from gloom to elation (兴高彩烈) as( 63)look to the Federal Reserve for solace (安慰). The (54)is unmistakable. But this time the scare is about more than bad mortgage loans and their(65) effect on the credit markets. America may be falling into(66)And a new fear now stalks the markets: that the dollar's slide could 67 out of control.
        　　A full-blown dollar crisis on top of a credit crumch (经济收缩) and a weakening economy would be 68 It would send financial markets reeling and (69)the hands of the Fed, perhaps forcing it to raise interest(70)even as recession looms. The sky-high euro would 71 further, choking off Europe's growth.
        　　(72)tensions would also rise. ( 73) Airbus has called the dollar's(74)life-threatening" and France's president, Nicolas Sarkozy, has given
        　　warning of "economic war".
        　　At(75 ), the shadows could darken further. For half a century the dollar has been the hegemonic (霸权的) currency. A large slice of global trade is counted
        　　in dollars. Central banks hold most of their foreign-exchange.(76)in dollars, a boon for America that has allowed it to(77) debt more cheaply. That (78) has survived dollar slides before, ( 79 )in the late 1970s and mid-1980 s. But now, with the euro as an alternative, the fear is of a sudden shift in the global monetary system, with investors(80)quickly from one currency to the other.
        　　So far, this remains only a fear. Whether disaster strikes depends on what exactly is driving the dollar (81) and on how policymakers react.
        　　62.
        　　A) pitching
        　　B) plunging
        　　C) splitting
        　　D) drooping
        　　63.
        　　A) architects
        　　B) protesters
        　　C) investors
        　　D) victims
        　　54.
        　　A) prosperity
        　　B) anxiety
        　　C) relief
        　　D) diagnosis
        　　65.
        　　A) positive
        　　B) irritable
        　　C) offensive
        　　D) harmful
        　　66.
        　　A) congestion
        　　B) dilemma
        　　C) fluctuation
        　　D) recession
        　　67.
        　　A) spin
        　　B) stun
        　　C) swing
        　　D) slash
        　　68.
        　　A) stimulating
        　　B) frightening
        　　C) motivating
        　　D) confusing
        　　69.
        　　A) loosen
        　　B) bury
        　　C) tie
        　　D) cross
        　　70.
        　　A) points
        　　B) portions
        　　C) ratios
        　　D) rates
        　　71.
        　　A) dive
        　　B) slip
        　　C) soar
        　　D) float
        　　72.
        　　A) Political
        　　B) Economic
        　　C) Cultural
        　　D) Psychological
        　　73.
        　　A) Since
        　　B) Before
        　　C) Already
        　　D) Even
        　　74.
        　　A) rejection
        　　B) decline
        　　C) circulation
        　　D) inflation
        　　75.
        　　A) worst
        　　B) most
        　　C) best
        　　D) least
        　　76.
        　　A) savings
        　　B) reserves
        　　C) accounts
        　　D) maintenances
        　　77.
        　　A) publish
        　　B) lease
        　　C) emit
        　　D) issue
        　　78.
        　　A) equivalence
        　　B) prominence
        　　C) dominance
        　　D) prevalence
        　　79.
        　　A) as
        　　B) once
        　　C) while
        　　D) since
        　　80.
        　　A) reversing
        　　B) switching
        　　C) converting
        　　D) varying
        　　81.
        　　A) forward
        　　B) out
        　　C) off
        　　D) down