英语六级在线听力

2018年6月英语六级听力真题

及原文答案

2018年6月英语六级听力真题及原文答案（第一套全）

SectionA

ConversationOne

M:What'sallthat?Areyougoingtomakeasalad?

W:NoI'mgoingtomakeagazpacho.

M:What'sthat?

W:’smostly

youcouldcallitaliquidsalad.

M:Coldsoup?Soundsweird.

W:It'itforthefirsttime

,inthesouthof

Spain,itgetsveryhotinthesummer,upto40°d

ningredientsaretomato,

cucumber,bellpeppers,oliveoilandstalebread.

M:Stalebread?Surelyyoumeanbreadfordippinginto

thesoup?

W:scrushedandblendedinlikeeverything

textureandthicknesstothesoup.

M:thealthy?

W:dearlierit'

alsoadddifferentthingsifyoulike,suchashard-boiledegg

orcuredham.

M:Curedham?What’sthat?

W:That'unever

heardofit?Itisquitefamous.

M:no,isitgoodtoo?

W:Oh,yeah,’’salittledryand

salty,andit'sveryexpensivebecauitcomesfromaspecial

mis

ttohangforup

to2years,ithasaverydistinctflavor.

M:anIfindsome?

W:ItudtobedifficulttogetSpanishproducehere.

Butit'rgesupermarket

chainshavecuredhaminlittlepacketsbutinSpainyou

combineawholeleg.

M:Awholepegleg?Whywouldanybodywantsomuch

ham?

W:InSpain,manypeoplebuyawholelegforspecial

groupevents,titthemlvesinto

verythinsliceswithalongflatknife.

Questions1to4arebadontheconversationyouhave

justheard.

welearnaboutgazpacho?

tpurpoisstalebreadmixedintogazpacho?

sthewomanthinkgazpachoishealthy?

esthewomansayaboutcuredham?

ConversationTwo

M:Hello,Iwishtobuyabottleofwine.

W:Hi,ndofwinewouldyoulike?

M:Idon'tknow,'tknowmuchaboutwine.

W:That’’stheoccasionand

howmuchwouldyouliketospend?

M:It'’elikes

wine,butIdon'onotwant

anythingtooexpensive,hwould

yousayisamid-rangebottleofwineapproximately?

W:Well,estpricesarearound

$6abottle,enotvery

ther

end,ourmostexpensivebottlesareover$re

lookingforsomethingpricedinthemiddle,Iwouldsay

anythingbetween$30and$60wouldmakeadecentgift.

Howdoesthatsound?

M:Mm,somethinginthevicinityof30or

ypewouldyourecommend?

W:Iwouldsaythesafestoptionisalwaysaredwine.

Theyaregenerallymorepopularthanwhites,andcan

cialtyhere

areItalianwines,andthetendtobefruitywithmedium

ehereisaChianti,whichisperhapsItaly's

atively,youmaywishto

tryandsurpriyourbosswithsomethinglesscommon,such

pesareoriginallynativetoCroatia

butthiswineryisineastinItalyandithasamorespicyand

mmarize,theChiantiismore

esimilarly

pricedatjustunder$40.

M:.

Questions5to8arebadontheconversationyouhave

justheard.

esthewomanthinkoftablewines?

thepricerangeofwinethemanwill

consider?

sthewomanrecommendredwines?

welearnaboutthewinethemanfinally

bought?

SectionB

PassageOne

Manypeopleenjoycretcodes,theharderthecodethe

ime,

codesareespeciallyimportant,theyhelparmyndnews

rsidewants

yimportantcodewas

neverbroken,itwasudduringworldwartwobythe

pokencode,neverwrittendownandit

recalledthe

reatedthecodesintheirown

ardtolearnandonlyafewpeopleknow

sprettycertainthattheenemywouldnotbeable

tion,thetalkersud

lledasubmarineandanironfishanda

smallbombthrownbyhand,wantedtospell

something,theyudcodewordsforlettersoftheAlphabet.

Forinstance,theletterAwasantorappleorax,thecode

uldnd

messagesbyfieldtelephonetothecodetalkerinthenext

ouldrelaytheinformationtohiscommander.

Thecodetalkersplayedanimportantpartinveralbattles.

Theyhelpedthetroopscoordinatetheirmovementsand

hewar,theUSgovernmentshonoredthemfor

wasthemostsuccessful

wartimecodeeverud.

Questions9to11arebadonthepassageyouhavejust

heard.

esthespeakersaymanypeopleenjoydoing?

welearnabouttheNHtalkers?

thespeakermainlytalkingabout?

PassageTwo

Ifyouareyoungandthinkingaboutyourcareer,you

wanttoknowwhereyoucanmakealiving,well,thisgoingto

beatechnologicalreplacementofalotofknowledge

ularlyinthe

twolargestctorsofthelaborforcewithprofessionalskills.

Oneisteaching,andtheother,esomany

applicationsandsoftwareandplatforms,butgoingtocome

inandprovideinformationandrviceinthetwofields,

whichmeansalotofhealthcareandeducationctors,

wouldberadicallychanged,,

wherewillthenewjobsbefound,welltheonectorofthe

economythatcan'tbeeasilyduplicatedbyevensmall

technologiesisthecaringctor,thepersonalcarector,that

is,youcan'treallygetarobottodoagreatmassageor

,youcan'tgetthekindofpersonal

attentionyouneedwithregardtotherapyoranyother

ouldbeveryhighandpersonal

rvices,therapistdochargealotofmoney,Ithinkthere's

nolimittotheamountofpersonalattentionandpersonal

care,,thereal

questioninthefutureis,howcomepeopleaffordthethings

iftheydon'thavemoney,becautheycan'tgetajobthat

paynough,that'swhyIwrotethisbook,whichisabout

howtoreorganizetheeconomyforthefuturewhen

technologybringsaboutdestructivechanges,towhatwe

udtoconsiderhighincomework.

Questions12to15arebadonthepassageyouhave

justheard.

esthespeakersaywillhappeninthenext

twentyyears?

illyoungpeoplehavemorechancestofind

jobs?

esthespeakersayabouttherapist?

thespeaker’sbookabout?

SectionC

RecordingOne

Americanrearchershavediscoveredtheworld's

oldestpavedroad,a4,edastone

pitintheEgyptianderttowaterwaysthatcarriedblocksto

ht-mileroadisatleast

e

onlypavedroaddiscoveredinancientEgypt,saidgeologist

reportedthediscoveryonFriday."Theroadprobably

doesn'trankwiththepyramidsasaconstructionfeat,butit

isamajorengineeringachievement,"saidhiscolleague,

geologistJamesHarrelloftheUniversityofToledo."Not

onlyistheroadearlierthanwethoughtpossible,wedidn't

eventhinktheybuiltroads."Therearchersalsomadea

discoveryinthestonepitatthenorthernendoftheroad:the

firstevidencethattheEgyptiansudrocksaws."Thisisthe

oldestexampleofsawsbeingudforcuttingstone,"said

Bown’scolleagueJamesHoffmeierofWheatonCollegein

Illinois.

"That'stwotechnologieswedidn'tknowtheyhad,"

Harrellsaid"Andwedon'tknowwhytheywereboth

abandoned."TheroadwasdiscoveredintheFaiyum

Depression,

gmentsoftheroadhadbeenobrvedbyearlierexplorers,

Bownsaid,buttheyfailedtorealizeitssignificanceorfollow

dhiscolleaguesstumbled

acrossitwhiletheyweredoinggeologicalmappinginthe

dwasclearlybuilttoprovidervicesforthe

dHarrellhavefoundthe

dappears

todaytogonowhere,endinginthemiddleofthedert.

Whenitwasbuilt,itsterminalwasadockontheshoreof

LakeMoeris,whichhadanelevationofabout66feetabove

alevel,erisreceivedits

imeofthe

floods,theriverandlakewereatthesameleveland

connectedthroughagapinthehillsnearthemodernvillages

landBownbelievethat

blockswereloadedontobargesduringthedryason,then

floatedovertotheNileduringthefloodstobeshippedoffto

themonumentsitesatGizaandSaqqara.

Questions16to18arebadontherecordingyouhave

justheard.

welearnfromthelectureabouttheworld’s

oldestpavedroadinEgypt?

dtherearchersdiscoverinthestonepit?

tpurpowasthepavedroadbuilt?

RecordingTwo

Thethin,extremelysharpneedlesdidn’thurtatall

ercedthemintomyleftarm,aroundthe

eedleswere

slippedintomyleftwristand,strangely,intomyrightarm,

andthenintobothmyclodeyelids.

Therewasn’tanydiscomfort,justamildwarming

r,Ididbegintowonderwhathaddriven

mehere,ong,inNewYork’s

Chinatown.

ThenIremembered－－thetorturingpaininthatleft

ltripstoahospitalandtwoexpensive,

uncomfortablemedicaltestshadfailedtoproduceevena

diagnosis.“Maybeyouleanonyourleftarmtoomuch,”the

doctorconcluded,suggestingIeabonedoctor.

Duringthehoursspentwaitinginvaintoeabone

doctor,Idecidedtotakeanothertrackandtryacupuncture.

thesubwaytoGong’scond-flooroffice,markedwitha

hand-paintedsign.

eaksEnglish,my

questionstohimweregreetedwithafriendlylaugh,butI

dme

togointoaroom,hadmeliedownonabed,andwentto

extroom,Ilearned,awomandancerwasalso

thereawhile,Idriftedintoa

dream-likestateandfantasizedaboutwhatshelookedlike.

AcupuncturiststodayareaslikelytobefoundonPark

hereareanestimated

10,ys,alotof

earnedacupuncturetechniques;sohavea

?,though,

canadequatelyexplainhowacupunctureworks.

Acupuncturistsmaysaythatthebodyhasmorethan

orcecalledqicirculates

ontheskinareenergetically

connectedtospecificorgans,bodystructuresandsystems.

Acupuncturepointsarestimulatedtobalancethecirculation

ofqi.

Thetruthis,thoughacupunctureisatleast2,200years

old,“nobodyreallyknowswhat’shappening,”saysPaul

Zmiewski,estudieswhopractices

acupunctureinPhiladelphia.

Afterfivetreatments,therehasbeendramatic

improvementinmyarm,andthepainisafractionofwhatit

nallyevenoffereda

diagnosisforwhattroubledme.“Pinchednerve,”hesaid.

Questions19to21arebadontherecordingyouhave

justheard.

esthespeakerfindespeciallystrange?

?

countforthegrowingpopularityof

acupunctureintheUnitedStates,accordingtothespeaker?

RecordingThree

RonaldandLoismarriedfortwodecadesconsidered

heearlyyearsoftheir

marriagebothweredistilledbypersistentargumentsthat

uncoveredcluestowhatwasgoingwrongbyrearchinga

thorderaffectsnotonlyyour

personalitybutalsohowcompatibleyouarewithyourmate.

RonaldandLoisareonlychildrenandonliesgrowup

accustomedtobeingtheappleofparents’wo

onliesandyouhavepartnerstosubconsciouslyexpecteach

othertocontinuefulfillingthixpectationwhileneitherhas

muchexperienceinthegivingandhere'salistofcommon

birthordercharacteristicsandsomethoughtsonthebest

esttendstobe

lf-assured,responsible,ahighachieverandrelatively

s

tmatchesarewith

worstmatchiswithanotheroldestsincethetwowillbetoo

ngest

childofthefamilythrivesonthetensionandtendstobe

outgoing,adventurous,optimistic,creativeandless

ack

lf-disciplineandhavedifficultymakingdecisionsonhis

estbrotherofbrothersoftenunpredictableand

romanticwillmatchbestwithanoldestsisterofbrothers.

Theyoungestsisterofbrothersisbestmatchedwiththe

oldestbrotherofsisterswhowillhappilyindulgethetraits.

Themiddlechildisinfluencedbymanyvariableshowever

middlesarelesslikelytotakeinitiativeandmoreanxious

softensuccessfully

otharestrongontactnotso

cean

onlytendstobeawell-adjustedindividualshe'lleventually

eonlychild

expectshiswifetomakelifeeasierwithoutgettingmuchin

metimesbestmatchedwiththeyoungersister

aleonlychildwhotendstobeslightly

moreflexibleiswellmatchedwithanoldermanwhowill

indulgehertendencytotesthislove—herworstmuch.

Anotheronlyofcour.

Questions22to25arebadontherecordingyouhave

justheard.

esthespeakersayaboutRonaldandLois's

earlyyearsofmarriedlife?

welearnaboutRonaldandLois?

esthespeakersayabouttheoldestchildin

thefamily?

esthespeakersayabouttheonlychildren?

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