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1、大学六级-1375 及答案解析(总分:712.00,做题时间:90 分钟)一、Part Writing(总题数:1,分数:106.00)1.How to Treat Our Aging Population1中国已渐渐步入老龄化社会(65 岁以上的老年人已占全国人口的 7%)2我认为应如何对待老年人群(社会关爱与福利制度,家庭温暖,社区服务)3我的结论(分数:106.00)_二、Part Reading Compr(总题数:1,分数:70.00)The Geodesic Dome (圆顶层) the House of the Future?R. Buckminster Fuller spent
2、 much of the early 20 th century looking for ways to improve human shelter by applying modern technological know-how to shelter construction, making shelter more comfortable and efficient, and more economically available to a greater number of people.After acquiring some experience in the building i
3、ndustry and discovering the traditional practices and perceptions which severely limit changes and improvements in construction practices, Fuller carefully examined and improved interior structure equipment, including the toilet, the shower, and the bathroom as a whole. He studied structure shells,
4、and devised a number of alternatives, each less expensive, lighter, and stronger than traditional wood, brick, and stone buildings.In 1944, the United States suffered a serious housing shortage. Government officials knew that Fuller had developed a prototype of family dwelling which could be produce
5、d rapidly, using the same equipment which had previously built war-time airplanes. They could be “installed“ anywhere, the way a telephone is installed, and with little additional difficulty. When one official flew to Wichita, Kansas to see this house, which Beech Aircraft and Fuller built, the man
6、reportedly gasped, “My God! This is the house of the future!“Soon, unsolicited checks poured in from people who wanted to purchase this new kind of house, but Fuller was never able to get it into full production. This was due to many obstacles such as only union contractors were able to hook the hou
7、ses up to water, power and sewers in many cities. However, because the houses were already wired and had the plumbing installed by the aircraft company, many construction trade unions made it clear that they would not work on the houses. There were also in-house differences between Fuller and the st
8、ockholders. Fuller did not feel the house design was complete; there were problems he wanted to fix. But the stockholders wanted to move ahead. However, the main obstruction was obtaining the financing for the tooling costs, which were purposefully not included in the negotiations with investors. No
9、 bank would finance the project with union problems and stockholder battles.After the war, Fullers efforts focused on the problem of how to build a shelter which is so lightweight that it can be delivered by air. Shelter should be mobile which would require great breakthroughs in the weight-reductio
10、n of the materials. Technology would have to follow natures design as seen by the spiders web which can float in a hurricane because of its high strength-to-weight ratio. New shelter would have to be designed that assimilates these principles and that was Fullers intent.One of the ways Buckminster F
11、uller would describe the differences in strength between a rectangle and a triangle would be apply pressure to both structures. The rectangle would fold up and be unstable but the triangle withstands the pressure and is much more rigid in fact the triangle is twice as strong. This principle directed
12、 his studies toward creating a new architectural design, the geodesic dome, based also upon his idea of “doing more with less“. Fuller discovered that if a spherical structure was created from triangles, it would have incomparable strength.The sphere uses the “doing more with less“ principle in that
13、 it encloses the largest volume of interior space with the least amount of surface area thus saving on materials and cost. Fuller reintroduced the idea that when the spheres diameter is doubled it will quadruple its square footage and produce eight times the volume.The spherical (球形的) structure of a
14、 dome is one of the most efficient interior atmospheres for human dwellings because air and energy are allowed to circulate without obstruction. This enables heating and cooling to occur naturally. Geodesic shelters have been built all around the world in different climates and temperatures and stil
15、l they have proven to be the most efficient human shelter one can find.More specifically, the dome is energy efficient for many reasons: Its decreased surface area requires less building materials; exposure to cold in the winter and heat in the summer is decreased because, being spherical, there is
16、the least surface area per unity of volume per structure; the curved-in interior creates a natural airflow that allows the hot or cool air to flow evenly throughout the dome with the help of return air ducts; extreme wind turbulence is lessened because the winds that contribute to heat loss flow smo
17、othly around the dome; it acts like a type of giant down-pointing headlight reflector and reflects and concentrates interior heat. This helps prevent radiant heat loss.The net annual energy savings for a dome owner is 30% more than normal rectilinear (直线的) homes according to the Oregon Dome Co. This
18、 is quite an improvement and helps save the environment from wasted energy. Domes have been designed by Fuller and others to withstand high winds and extreme temperatures as seen in the Polar Regions.Many dome manufacturers offer various designs in geodesic dome housing with little assembly time req
19、uired. Some houses can be assembled in less than a day with others taking up to six months. Many also come in dome kits that buyers can build themselves or with the help of friends.R. Buckminster Fullers first worldwide acceptance by the architectural community occurred with the 1954 Triennale where
20、 his cardboard dome was displayed for the first time. The Milan Triennale was established to stage international exhibitions aimed to present the most innovative accomplishments in the fields of design, crafts, architecture and city planning.The theme for 1954 was Life between Artifact and Nature: D
21、esign and the Environmental Challenge, which fit in perfectly with Fullers work. Fuller had begun efforts towards the development of a Comprehensive Anticipatory Design Science, which he defined as, “the effective application of the principles of science to the conscious design of our total environm
22、ent in order to help make the Earths limited resources meet the needs of all humanity without disrupting the ecological processes of the planet.“ The cardboard shelter that was part of his exhibit could be easily shipped and assembled with the directions printed right on the cardboard. The 42-foot p
23、aper board Geodesic was installed in old Sforza garden in Milan and came away with the highest award, the Grand Premio.(1,036 words)(分数:70.00)(1).A geodesic dome is basically a spherical structure created from rectangles.(分数:7.00)填空项 1:_(2).Every year, a dome owner may spend 30% less in energy expen
24、diture than a normal rectilinear home one.(分数:7.00)填空项 1:_(3).Domes are the environment-friendly building.(分数:7.00)填空项 1:_(4).Some scientists set up domes in the Polar Regions.(分数:7.00)填空项 1:_(5).In 1944, government officials were interested in Fullers family dwelling because it could be _ .(分数:7.00
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