1、大学英语六级-170 (1)及答案解析(总分：100.00，做题时间：90 分钟)一、Listening Comprehens(总题数：0，分数：0.00)二、Section A(总题数：4，分数：30.00)（分数：10.00）A.She felt sorry that she can“t help the man.B.She didn“t earn a good grade in the biology course.C.The man will begin to appreciate the biology course.D.The man should find a tutor.A.S
2、he hasn“t finished her paper.B.She has lost her parking sticker.C.She has parked illegally.D.She put too little money in the parking meter.A.The woman looks tired.B.He doesn“t want to move.C.Richardson“s dormitory is particularly noisy.D.Richardson“s dormitory is boring.A.She“ll probably be late for
3、 her appointment with the dentist.B.She won“t be riding with her class to the museum.C.She“ll meet the man in front of the library.D.She forgot that her class was going to the museum.A.Leave with the man.B.Get ready to leave for the weekend.C.Stay where she is for the weekend.D.Meet the man later.（分
4、数：6.00）A.Phone the Cliffside Inn for a reservation.B.Ask her parents to come for another weekend.C.Call local hotels again in a few days.D.Find a hotel again in a few days.A.He is disappointed with his interview.B.He had to cancel his interview.C.He doesn“t want to discuss the interview now.D.He sho
5、uldn“t have applied for the job.A.He arrived at the theater late.B.He left his watch in the theater.C.The production seemed much shorter than it actually was.D.He did not enjoy the production.（分数：6.00）A.It has a decent appearance.B.It seats fewer passengers.C.It can run with solar-energy.D.It meets
6、businessmen“s demand.A.The speed of the car.B.The equipment in the car.C.The comfort of the car.D.The daily renting rate of the carA.It is a complete insurance package.B.It is cheaper than the man“s own car insurance.C.It covers loss of property due to theft.D.It is offered as a gift if the man rent
7、s the car.（分数：8.00）A.Some adults were sent to a boarding school for an experiment.B.It aimed to compare the education today with that in the 1950s.C.It helped the students relieve the hardships in the 1950s.D.It recorded the changes of a 1950s boarding school.A.The cold and tasteless food.B.The stri
8、ct discipline in the school.C.No use of mobile phones.D.The hard manual work every day.A.They hated the dull atmosphere in the classes.B.They thought the knowledge in the classes useless.C.Most of them found the classes interesting.D.They found the lectures were out of date.A.The students did not wo
9、rk hard on them.B.The exams in the 1950s were very different.C.The students didn“t like the form of the exams.D.The exams were too hard for the students.三、Section B(总题数：0，分数：0.00)四、Passage One(总题数：1，分数：10.50)（分数：10.50）A.Animal protection across the EU bloc.B.Protection of the ice in Antarctic.C.Rene
10、wable energy and CCS projects.D.Water recycling projects in Africa.A.Donation from market participants in the EU.B.A program that auctions EU carbon permits.C.Part of revenue of each country in EU.D.An environmental protection organization.A.The carbon prices collapsed to record lows.B.A part of the
11、 money will be used for other projects.C.There was a mistake in the initial budget.D.The number of the cleaner energy projects decreased.五、Passage Two(总题数：1，分数：10.50)（分数：10.50）A.It means a cooling of sea-surface temperatures.B.It takes place every four to twelve years.C.It affects fishery from Asia
12、to the Americas.D.It increases the chances of storms in Atlantic.A.It slowed the development of India“s vital monsoon rains.B.It brought about a big increase in India“s monsoon rainfall.C.It made the sugar prices drop to a 3Q-year low in India.D.It caused thousands of Indians homeless.A.A large-scal
13、e winter drought might occur in California.B.Mild winter storms could happen in southern hemisphere.C.The winter could he warmer in some Western U.S. States.D.Severe winter storms may happen in northern hemisphere.六、Passage Three(总题数：1，分数：14.00)（分数：14.00）A.They are the most romantic in love affair.B
14、.They shoulder more responsibility in family life.C.They are the most unwilling to do housework.D.They have much more affection for their children.A.Going for shopping.B.Cleaning the house.C.Mowing the lawn.D.Driving children to school.A.They take no responsibility for the domestic tasks.B.They are
15、among the most domesticated men in Europe.C.Their wives and partners speak highly of them.D.They are regarded as the most considerate men in Europe.A.They have more skills in doing household chores.B.They are more willing to do the “private“ household chores.C.They show above-average enthusiasm in c
16、ooking and cleaning.D.They are more concerned with the “public“ household duties.七、Section C(总题数：1，分数：35.00)An average human, utterly unremarkable in every way, can perceive a million different colors. Vermilion, puce, cerulean, periwinkle, chartreusewe have thousands of words for them, but mere lan
17、guage can never 1 our extraordinary range of hues. Our powers of color vision 2 cells in our eyes called cones (视锥), three types in all, each 3 different wavelengths of light. Every moment our eyes are open, those three flavors of cone fire off messages to the brain. The brain then combines the sign
18、als to produce the 4 we call color. Vision is complex, but the calculus of color is strangely simple: Each cone confers the ability to 5 around a hundred shades, so the total number of 6 is at least 1003, or a million. The richness of the world we see is 7 only by that of birds and some insects, whi
19、ch also perceive the ultraviolet part of the spectrum. Researchers 8 , though, that some people see even more. Living among us are people with four cones, who might experience 9 colors invisible to the rest. It“s possible these so-called tetrachromats see a hundred million colors, with each familiar
20、 hue fracturing into a hundred more 10 shades for which there are no names, no paint swatches (样品). And because perceiving color is a personal experience, they would have no way of knowing they see far beyond what we consider the limits of human vision. （分数：35.00）填空项 1:_大学英语六级-170 (1)答案解析(总分：100.00，
21、做题时间：90 分钟)一、Listening Comprehens(总题数：0，分数：0.00)二、Section A(总题数：4，分数：30.00)（分数：10.00）A.She felt sorry that she can“t help the man.B.She didn“t earn a good grade in the biology course.C.The man will begin to appreciate the biology course. D.The man should find a tutor.解析：听力原文 M: I never should have t
22、aken that biology course. I mean I barely finish with background readings for one experiment and Professor Jordan slaps on another reading assignment. I just can“t keep up. W: Yeah, I know, that“s what everybody says at first, but bear with her, the reading load“s getting lighter, you see, and you w
23、on“t be sorry. Q: What does the woman mean?A.She hasn“t finished her paper.B.She has lost her parking sticker.C.She has parked illegally. D.She put too little money in the parking meter.解析：听力原文 M: The sign says this is reserved parking only and your student parking sticker has expired, too. W: I was
24、 just running in to turn in a paper, officer. I haven“t been here for more than five minutes. Q: What can be inferred about the woman?A.The woman looks tired.B.He doesn“t want to move.C.Richardson“s dormitory is particularly noisy. D.Richardson“s dormitory is boring.解析：听力原文 W: This dormitory is too
25、boring for me. I wonder if I can move to Richardson“s? M: Are you sure you want to do that? Even you need some sleep. Q: What does the man imply?A.She“ll probably be late for her appointment with the dentist.B.She won“t be riding with her class to the museum. C.She“ll meet the man in front of the li
26、brary.D.She forgot that her class was going to the museum.解析：听力原文 M: The bus they are renting to take us to the museum is gonna leave at ten in front of the library. So, let“s meet on the library steps before ahead, OK? W: Oh, I thought I told you. I have a dentist appointment this morning so I“m go
27、ing to meet up with you guys downtown at the museum, OK? Q: What does the woman imply?A.Leave with the man. B.Get ready to leave for the weekend.C.Stay where she is for the weekend.D.Meet the man later.解析：听力原文 M: Hi, Susan, would you like to go out to eat with us? Several of us are going over to the
28、 Macardy“s. W: Well, that sure beats sticking around here. Uh.just let me pack up my things. Q: What is the woman going to do?（分数：6.00）A.Phone the Cliffside Inn for a reservation. B.Ask her parents to come for another weekend.C.Call local hotels again in a few days.D.Find a hotel again in a few days
29、.解析：听力原文 W: My parents want to come and visit me next weekend, but I check every hotel in the area, and all seem to be full. M: Why not call the Cliffside Inn, it“s not so near the campus but it always gets a few vacancies. Q: What does the man suggest the woman do?A.He is disappointed with his inte
30、rview. B.He had to cancel his interview.C.He doesn“t want to discuss the interview now.D.He shouldn“t have applied for the job.解析：听力原文 W: How did your job interview go? M: I don“t think I came across as well as I could have. Q: What does the man mean?A.He arrived at the theater late.B.He left his wa
31、tch in the theater.C.The production seemed much shorter than it actually was.D.He did not enjoy the production. 解析：听力原文 W: So how was the drama club“s new production last night? Did I miss out on anything good? M: Hardly, I kept looking at my watch the whole time. Q: What does the man mean?（分数：6.00）
32、A.It has a decent appearance.B.It seats fewer passengers. C.It can run with solar-energy.D.It meets businessmen“s demand.解析：听力原文 W: How can I help you? M: I“d like to rent a car for three days. W: Okay. We have a couple of economy and full-size cars available. M: Well, what is the main difference be
33、tween these cars? W: The main difference is size. The economy car is smaller, and it seats fewer passengers and can hold less luggage. How many people are with you? M: Just me and my son. W: Well, the economy car would work. We have one right out front. M: Where? That one? It looks more like a shoeb
34、ox to me. I“m really tall and trying to squeeze into that thing.I don“t think so. W: Well, if you need more room or comfort, I recommend the full-size car. It also has a nice stereo system, CD player, and power locks and windows. M: Well, I“m not so concerned about how it“s equipped. I just want to
35、make sure it is comfortable to drive. And what is the daily rate for that anyway? W: Well, let“s see here. Oh, yeah. It“ll come to fifty-seven ninety-five a day. M: Well, I“ll go with the full-size car. W: Okay. Would you like to purchase our daily car protection plan? M: What“s that exactly? W: Wel
36、l, the car protection plan is a complete insurance package covering damage to the vehicle, injury or loss of life to you or your passengers. M: But wouldn“t my own car insurance cover those problems? W: It might, but each insurance policy is different. With our car protection plan, however, you deal
37、 directly with us in case there is a problem, and we handle everything quickly. Q: What is the feature of the economy car?A.The speed of the car.B.The equipment in the car.C.The comfort of the car. D.The daily renting rate of the car解析：听力原文 Q: What is the man“s main concern in choosing a car?A.It is
38、 a complete insurance package. B.It is cheaper than the man“s own car insurance.C.It covers loss of property due to theft.D.It is offered as a gift if the man rents the car.解析：听力原文 Q: What does the woman say about the daily car protection plan?（分数：8.00）A.Some adults were sent to a boarding school fo
39、r an experiment.B.It aimed to compare the education today with that in the 1950s. C.It helped the students relieve the hardships in the 1950s.D.It recorded the changes of a 1950s boarding school.解析：听力原文 W: Hello and welcome to our review- of the week“s TV. With me today is Michael Stein. Michael, wh
40、at did you think was the best programme of the week? M: Well, I“ve chosen the last programme in the Channel 4 series That“ll Teach “Em. What the programme did was to send a group of 30 16-year-old childrenas an experimentto a 1950s boarding school for one month. They recreated exactly the same condi
41、tions as in the 1950she same food, the same discipline, the same exams. The idea was to compare education today with education in the 1950s. W: I bet it was a shock for today“s schoolchildren. M: Well, it was, of course. W: What was the worst thing for them? M: The food, definitely! They said it was
42、 cold and tasteless. W: What about the classes? M: Well, it was silence all the time during the lessonsonly the teacher spoke, but curiously most of the kids found the lessons interesting. They had to work very hard though. W: So did they pass the 1950s exams? M: No. Most of them failed. W: So, do y
43、ou think that means exams really used to be harder in the 1950s? M: No, I think the kids failed because exams in the 1950s were very different. The children in the programme will probably do very well in their own exams. On the other hand, 1950s children would probably find today“s exams very diffic
44、ult. Q: What do we learn about the last programme in the Channel 4 series That“ll Teach “Em?A.The cold and tasteless food. B.The strict discipline in the school.C.No use of mobile phones.D.The hard manual work every day.解析：听力原文 Q: What was the worst thing for the students in the programme?A.They hat
45、ed the dull atmosphere in the classes.B.They thought the knowledge in the classes useless.C.Most of them found the classes interesting. D.They found the lectures were out of date.解析：听力原文 Q: How did the students think about the classes?A.The students did not work hard on them.B.The exams in the 1950s
46、 were very different. C.The students didn“t like the form of the exams.D.The exams were too hard for the students.解析：听力原文 Q: Why did most of the students fail in the 1950s exams?三、Section B(总题数：0，分数：0.00)四、Passage One(总题数：1，分数：10.50)（分数：10.50）A.Animal protection across the EU bloc.B.Protection of th
47、e ice in Antarctic.C.Renewable energy and CCS projects. D.Water recycling projects in Africa.解析：听力原文 Up to 1.5 billion euros ($1.83 billion) could be available by the end of this year to fund renewable energy and carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects across the European Union bloc, the European
48、Commission said on Thursday. The funding will be allocated to two to three CCS projects and 16 renewable energy projects on a shortlist of proposals submitted by EU member states to the Commission, it said. Investments in CCS and renewable energy are needed to help the bloc achieve its legally-bindi
49、ng target to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 20 percent below 1990 levels by 2020, as well as any of its longer-term emissions goals. “The Commission estimates that co-funding of 1.31.5 billion euros could be available for the first call,“ it said in a statement. “This would allow some three carbon capture and geological storage projects and up to 16 renewable energy projects to be co-funded,“ it said. The money comes from a program that auctions EU carbon permits to market participants taking part in the regional cap-and-t
