[外语类试卷]大学英语六级改革适用（作文）模拟试卷31及答案与解析.doc

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1、大学英语六级改革适用（作文）模拟试卷 31及答案与解析 一、 Part I Writing 1 On Reciting Traditional Chinese Poems 1现在很多父母和学校老师都热衷于让孩子背诵古诗 2有人支持这种做法，也有人反对 3我的看法 2 Does City Life Bring Happiness? 1 “城市病 ”成为一个热词 2越来越多的人感觉城市生活很烦恼 3我的看法 3 On National Fitness Program 1近年来，在我国竞 技体育事业取得辉煌的同时， “全民健身 ”的热潮也日益高涨 2推动 “全民健身 ”仍面临一些困难 3我的看法和建

2、议 4 On Living in the College Town 1大学城越建越多，越建越大 2有些人喜欢大学城的生活，有些人不喜欢 3我的看法 5 On Marriage Upon Graduation 1越来越多的大学生一毕业就迈人婚姻殿堂 2产生这种现象的原因 3我的看法 大学英语六级改革适用（作文）模拟试卷 31答案与解析 一、 Part I Writing 1 【正确答案】 Reciting a considerable number of traditional Chinese poems, which is believed to enable kids to enhance

3、their comprehensive quality, has won the increasing support of a great many parents and teachers in China. Peoples attitudes vary greatly concerning this issue. Those advocating this newly emerging trend claim that learning these poems will better kids understanding of traditional Chinese culture an

4、d cultivate their spirit of patriotism. Indeed, the unique traditional culture plays a crucial role in the current society. Yet, people rejecting this trend also have their own reasons. Memorizing traditional poems, as they argue, not only will definitely impose an extra burden on kids and make them

5、 over-loaded, but also might hinder the childrens creative thinking and restrict their intellectual growth. From my perspective, this phenomenon is of great benefit as long as proper means are adopted to make traditional Chinese poems appealing to kids. Only in this way can we expect the long-cheris

6、hed traditional poems be passed down from one generation to another. 2 【正确答案】 The term “urban disease“ has been gaining popularity recently. It refers to the various problems that increasingly make cities unpleasant to live in: from worsening air pollution and traffic jams, to the ever-rising cost o

7、f education and medical treatment. There is no denying that the city life used to be very appealing, especially to the young. But a growing number of city dwellers now complain about unsatisfactory transportation, environment, housing, public facilities and buildings. Meanwhile, they see the incredi

8、ble pace of their cities changes, with many modern and post-modern buildings appearing, but do not perceive any sense of intimacy for lack of communication among the neighbors on the same floor. Besides, some citizens fear a common feeling of oppression is arising from unfamiliarity and dislocation.

9、 As to me, city life is enjoyable despite its demerits. What we should do is to change our thoughts on urban construction and development, emphasizing public participation in city planning and building. More importantly, every city should be encouraged to be unique with its own characteristics and c

10、ulture so as to cater for the residents requirements. 3 【正确答案】 Along with Chinas remarkable achievements in competitive sports in recent years, the concept of “national fitness“ is gaining more popularity and taking root in peoples hearts. Especially the success of Beijing Olympics stirs wide social

11、 concerns for the National Fitness Program. However, compared with the eye-catching performances of competitive sports, mass sports activities in China remains poor. For one thing, the awareness of physical fitness is not strong enough for many people, who usually ignore exercising. For another, exi

12、sting sports facilities opened to the public cant meet the needs of peoples physical activities due to inadequacy or high fees. Therefore, practical and effective measures are expected to reinforce the implementation of the National Fitness Program. First of all, the government should invest more in

13、 installing fitness equipment with reasonable charges throughout the country. In addition, it is right for the famous sports champions to guide the public in keeping fit through sports. To sum up, joint efforts should be made to promote the development of mass sports. 4 【正确答案】 In recent years, colle

14、ge towns have been thriving across China as a result of the rapid economic and cultural development. Students hold different views on living in college towns which are located in remote areas of their cities. Many of them loathe the isolation from city life. They complain about the tedious experienc

15、e of catching the shuttle bus to the downtown. And what annoys them more is that they are detached from normal campus life and they find few teachers to interact with. However, quite a number of students argue that staying away from the bustling surroundings will eventually benefit their academic pe

16、rformance. As one of the students living in the college town, I have deeply experienced the inconvenience and monotony. In my opinion, some measures should be taken so that more attention can be given to the students in the college town. For one thing, more cultural events and recreation activities

17、should be launched. For another, a closer teacher-student relationship should be established so as to strengthen their communication. 5 【正确答案】 Along with the development of the society, a growing number of college graduates get married almost immediately after their graduation. There are some reason

18、s for this phenomenon. Firstly, there is no denying that the intense employment competition is a major factor for the emergence of this phenomenon. Getting married means the couple can support each other in the harsh environment, in addition to the financial assistance from both families. Whats more

19、, many marriages upon graduation are due to the pressure from the parents who hope their children to get married and start careers as soon as possible. As far as Im concerned, it is sensible for us to consider the effects of such hurried marriages. Chances are that the young couples are not mature enough to handle all the domestic and social responsibilities arising in their life, which will undermine their happiness. All in all, I dont think its a good idea to get married upon graduation.