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英语六级听⼒练习题2

英语六级听⼒练习题2

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SectionA

1.M:MayItakethetapeout.

'slisteningclass.

W:Well,Iamafraidnot.

.

Ifyouhavehiswrittenpermission,we'llletitout.

Q:Whatshouldthemandotoborrowthetape?

2.M:I'llhavethegloves.

PleatellmehowmuchIoweyou.

W:Theyare$20apairandfourpairsmakeatotalof$80.

Buttodayweoffera10%discount.

Q:Howmuchdoesthemanhavetopay?

3.W:,yousaidyousawthecarcrashintoatree.

Doyouknowwhatcaudtheaccident?

M:Isawagirlridingherbicycleinthestreet.

Thecardrivertriedtoavoidhittingher.

Hemadeasuddenturnandlostcontrolofthecar.

Q:Whatcaudthecar-drivertolocontrolofthecar?

4.M:Yes,nIdoforyou?

Isittheportableradioagain?

W:'stheelectricironthistime.

Ithinksomethingiswrongwiththetemperaturecontrol.

WhateverItrytoirongetsburned.

Q:Whydidthewomangototheman?

5.M:Isn'tthatanewbrandofcomputeryouareworkingat?

W:Oh,thethirdtimeyou'veaskedmeaboutit.

Q:Whatdoesthewomanimply?

6.W:DoyouknowBillworksasacar-washeratahotelbytheriver?

M:Itisn'tabadjobtostartwite.

Iwouldn'tmindthatjobforthesummerifnoothersareavailable.

Q:Whatdoesthemanmean?

7.M:Whatawonderfulgameitwas?

IhopeyouenjoyeditasmuchasIdid.

W:ImustadmitthatIfeltsleepyduringthetwohours.

Q:Howdidthewomanfeelaboutthegame?

8.M:Hi,amebackfromPairsyesterday.

AnythingnewwhenIwasaway?

W:Congratulations,Tom.

It'stoldyou'llbepromotedtomanagerandbecomemyimmediateboss.

Whatismostprobablytherelationshipbetweenthetwospeakersatthemoment?

9.W:WhatapoormemoryIhave!

IdidwritedowntheaddressonaslipofpaperwhenIansweredthephonea

momentago.

Butnowthepaperhasdisappearedwithoutanytrace.

M:Don'tworry.

I'llbeeingtheteacherinanhour.

Q:Whatdowelearnfromthisconversation?

10.M:OfthetwowaysforustogotoWashington,whichonedoyouprefer?

bytrainorbyair?

W:sveryexpensive

butasawholeitwillsaveusplentyoftimeontheway.

Q:Whatdoesthewomansayaboutthereasonforherchoice?

SectionB

PassageOne

TheRepublicanPartyisoneofthetwomainpoliticalpartiesoftheUSA

Itwasformedin1854bygroupsoppodtoslavery.

LincolnbecamethefirstRepublicanpresidentin1861

andrepublicansheldthepresidencyfromthenuntil1913

exceptfortwoterms.

Theyreturnedtopowerfrom1921--1933

butwereblamedfortheeconomiccrisisof1929andthepovertyandunemploymentthatfollower.

ThePartydidnotwinbackthepresidencyuntilEinhowerwalectedin1952.

ThenextRepublicanpresidentwasRichardNixon,electedin1968.

DuringNixon'spresidency

asduringmostofEinhower'

theRepublicansfailedtowinamajorityinCongress.

TheRepublicanpartytendstobemoreconrvativethantheDemocraticpartyitisassociatedwithfreeenterpriinthe

economy

andismoststronglysupportedintheruralandsuburbanareasoftheNorth

theMiddleWestandtheWest.

thepassagemainlyabout?

fthefollowingisnottrue?

nweinferfromthepassage?

PassageTwo

TheclassiccainmedicalhistoryofatyphoidcarrieristhatofMaryMallor

DuringaNewYorktyphoidepidemicshewasfoundworkingasacook

andthusveryreadilyspreadthediatoother

Shepersistedinfindingemploymentasacookbothinprivaterviceandinvariousinstitution

Sheevenchangedhernametoavoiddetection.

Foreightyearsshecontinuedtocarryandspreadtyphoidwherevershewent.

Finallyshewasmadetoliveinahospital.

Thereherworkcouldberegulatedsothatshedidnotpassontyphoid.

Shelivedinhospitalfortwenty-threeyears.

untilherdeathin1938.

Forthirty-oneyearsshehadbeenaknowncarrierofthedia

withoutherlfsufferinganyilleffects.

sMaryMallonaccordingtotheca?

impliedinthepassage?

fthefollowingisnottrue?

PassageThree

Londonisacitysittingonameanderingriver

artheCambridgeandOxfordboatraceis

runontheriver.

Suchaboathaightoarsmen,eachusinganoarof3.7metres.

toroftheraceisfront-pagenewsofthe

eveningpaper.

ManybridgesspantheThamesinLondon.

OftheythemostfamousisprobablytheWestminsterBridge.

IfyouhappentobeinLondononeofthedays.

dotakealookfromthatbridge.

BigBen,whichstrikeveryquarterofthe

hour.

Inthebusytrafficonthebridge

youwillnoticethereddouble-deckerbus

whichrollpastquitesmoothlyinspiteoftheirhugebodies.

Twobridges,theWaterlooBridgeandtheLondonBridgeare

visibleinthedistance.

FiftyyearsagoLondonsufferedfromsmokeandfob

Londonerscalleditpea-soupfob

becauitlookedsothick.

Todaythesmogisgone.

andtheairremainsclear

andfishhasreturnedtotheThames

thankstotheCleanAirActandothermeasures.

verisLondonsittingon?

fthefollowingisnotmentionedinthepassage?

ingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisnottrue?

gislationhelpscleantheair?