[外语类试卷]大学英语六级(2013年12月考试改革适用)模拟试卷263及答案与解析.doc
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1、大学英语六级( 2013年 12月考试改革适用)模拟试卷 263及答案与解析 一、 Part I Writing 1 For this part, you are allowed 30 minutes to write an essay based on the following drawing. In your essay, you should first describe the drawing and interpret its meanings, and then give your comment on it. You should write at least 150 word
2、s but no more than 200 words. Write your essay on Answer Sheet 1. Section A ( A) A start-up program. ( B) Anti-virus software. ( C) Computer software for personal use. ( D) Computer software for after-school tutorials. ( A) They are confident of passing the college entrance exams. ( B) They are to t
3、ake college entrance exams this year. ( C) Most of them are not doing very well in maths. ( D) They are forced to take more extra practice. ( A) It is designed for junior school students. ( B) It contains different subjects except maths. ( C) Each course takes 40 hours to complete. ( D) Each course
4、contains 35 lessons. ( A) To satisfy his requirements. ( B) To show how the software works. ( C) To ask him to buy other products. ( D) To let him compare prices and other products. ( A) It was a design school located in Germany. ( B) It was an American art movement. ( C) It was a scenic spot in Ger
5、many. ( D) It was the name of a German artist. ( A) Get further studies in universities. ( B) Work as an assistant in workshops. ( C) Study with a crafts person and an artist. ( D) Learn technical expertise on his own. ( A) Art is separate from technical skills. ( B) Art should be enjoyed by everybo
6、dy. ( C) Art is a form of luxury object. ( D) Art should be based on imagination. ( A) They were individually hand-crafted. ( B) They were produced by machines in large amounts. ( C) They were in Gothic style. ( D) They are out of date now. Section B ( A) Traffic accidents. ( B) Radiation. ( C) Trai
7、n travel. ( D) Air crash. ( A) When the sun is very active and explosions occur. ( B) When it is less than 1,500 miles away from the earth. ( C) When bad weather occurs more frequently. ( D) When there is less forest on the earth. ( A) They are too far away from the earth. ( B) Our skin is immune to
8、 the radiation. ( C) The ozonosphere protects us from it. ( D) The trees can absorb the radiation. ( A) It forces one to form pictures in the mind. ( B) It provides many interesting programs. ( C) It teaches people how to imagine things. ( D) It shows vivid pictures to the listeners. ( A) It can imp
9、rove ones listening skills. ( B) It gives immediate replies to the listeners. ( C) People can get more immediate information. ( D) People can listen to the programs for free. ( A) People in radio programs are more active than in television. ( B) People can call the radio station and express opinions
10、. ( C) Radio stations have more topics and fewer commercials. ( D) Radio stations always accept the opinions of listeners. ( A) The benefit of listening to radio programs. ( B) The main disadvantages of televisions. ( C) The advantages of radio compared with television. ( D) The development of radio
11、 and television. Section C ( A) It was set up as a wholesaler 25 years ago. ( B) It sold camping equipment originally. ( C) It began offering holidays 10 years ago. ( D) It has been providing holidays for 50 years. ( A) In Italy. ( B) In Spain. ( C) In France. ( D) In Switzerland. ( A) A sports matc
12、h. ( B) Singing or dancing. ( C) A poster completion. ( D) Model making. ( A) Be informed of latest holidays. ( B) Get a 20% discount off the holidays. ( C) Book a luxury tent for a lower price. ( D) Get a high-quality thank-you present. ( A) It tastes like rabbit. ( B) Its tough to chew. ( C) It ha
13、s quite a lot of fat. ( D) Its dark in color. ( A) Making dresses. ( B) Decorating hats. ( C) Making fans. ( D) Making fast food. ( A) You need a lot of money to start the business. ( B) Young ostriches are very independent. ( C) Ostriches are always shut in cages. ( D) Special equipment is not need
14、ed for the farming. ( A) It was originally built in 1940s. ( B) It was used by the Smith family. ( C) It got its name from the builder. ( D) It has been built into a university. ( A) Smoking is permitted in the rooms. ( B) No noise is allowed after 9 pm. ( C) Students can smoke on the balconies. ( D
15、) There are fixed meal times. ( A) Give the students the orientation packs. ( B) Hand over the keys to the students. ( C) Answer the students questions. ( D) Guide the students to the dining room. Section A 26 The Internet and cell phones are bringing people together, not【 C1】 _us apart at least, ac
16、cording to a new survey recently by the Pew Internet and American Life project. The research followed up a shocking 2006 study, which found that American social networks were rapidly【 C2】 _and that 25% of Americans reported that they had not one close friend or family member to rely on. In【 C3】 _, P
17、ew researchers found that just 6% of those surveyed reported having no intimate relationships. Unfortunately, the new study did confirm the other findings, showing that Americans today do have far fewer close relationships than they did as recently as 1985. According to both studies, the average soc
18、ial network shrunk by one-third since 1985 and more people today are relying only on spouses or family members for emotional support. Intriguingly,【 C4】 _, Internet and cell phone use didnt replace close【 C5】_with more superficial contacts. Instead, people who most relied on these communication tool
19、s had a larger and more【 C6】 _group of close friends and family members. They were more likely to be close to someone of another race, for example. And,【 C7】 _to net opposers worries, Internet use didnt replace involvement in local activities. In fact, bloggers and cell users are more likely to【 C8】
20、 _to local organizations like youth groups and charities, not less so. Such【 C9】 _effects of the Internet are good news for public health. Studies have shown repeatedly that the number and quality of peoples relationships affects many aspects of well-being. The more connected people are, the healthi
21、er they tend to be. Consequently, the shrinkage in network size remains a serious cause for concern but these results suggest that mobile and Internet communication are not【 C10】_problematic and can even be part of the solution. A)surely E)however I)necessarily M)positive B)compare F)ties J)contrast
22、 N)tearing C)single G)negative K)contrary O)diverse D)cutting H)belong L)contracting 27 【 C1】 28 【 C2】 29 【 C3】 30 【 C4】 31 【 C5】 32 【 C6】 33 【 C7】 34 【 C8】 35 【 C9】 36 【 C10】 Section B 36 Life Begins at 100 AThis year, the number of pensioners in the UK exceeded the number of minors for the first t
23、ime in history. Thats remarkable in its own right, but the real “population explosion“ has been among the oldest of the old the centenarians(百岁老人 ). In fact, this is the fastest-growing group in much of the developed world. In the UK, their numbers have increased by a factor of 60 since the early 20
24、th century. And their ranks are set to swell even further, thanks to the ageing baby-boomer generation: by 2030 there will be about a million worldwide. BThese trends raise social, ethical and economic dilemmas. Are medical advances artificially prolonging life with little regard for the quality of
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