2013年12月六级

2013年12月英语六级考试真题试卷（第1套）参考答案

作文范文：

TheWaytoHappiness

comestothetopicofhappiness,

inspiringideagoesthathappinessisnottheabnceofproblems,buttheabilitytodealwith

them,esswillbeachievedonlywhenweshow

greatcouragetoconfrontproblemsanddevelopthecapacitytosolvethem.

snodenyingthatwewillencountermanyproblemsinourlife,butthatdoesn'tmean

oplehavetgreatexamplesforustofollow:Nelson

Mandelawasntencedto27yearsinprison,buthewasoptimisticandfinallybecame

obswasabandonedbyhisbiological

ives,noone

isdefinitelyimmunetoproblems,butwemayachievehappinessthroughstriving.

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TheChinegardenhasbecomealandscapeofuniquestyleafteranevolutionformorethan

udesnotonlythelargegardensbuiltantertainmentvenuesfortheroyal

family,butalsotheprivategardensbuiltascludedretreatsforscholars,merchantsandretired

ardenshaveconstitutedaminiaturedesignedtoexpressthe

alChinegardenissurroundedby

walls,andinthegardenthereareponds,rockwork,trees,flowersandallkindsofbuildingslinked

inginthegardens,peoplemayfeelthatariesof

well-designedsceneryspreadsoutbeforeuslikealandscapescroll.

听力原文

PartIIListeningComprehension

SectionA

1.W:Whatawonderfulperformance!Yourrockbandhasneversoundedbetter.

M:allthohoursofpracticeinthepastmontharefinallypayingoff.

Q:Whatdoesthemanmean?C)。

2.M:Ican'rwanttogoonabiketourof

EuropeorgodivinginMexico.

W:Well,we'reofferinganall-inclusivetwo-weektriptoMexicoforonly300dollars.

Q:Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemandoforhisvacation?D)。

3.W:Howlongdoyouthinkthisprojectmighttake?

M:I'dsayaboutthreemonths,butitcouldtakelongerifsomethingunexpectedhappened.

Maybewe'dbetterallowanextramonth,sowewon'thavetoworryaboutbeinglate.

Q:Whydoesthemansayextratimeshouldbeallowed!fortheproject?A)。

4.M:I'mthinkingaboutbecomingamemberhere,andI'dlikesomeinformation.

W:-monthmembershipcosts150dollars,andthatincludesuofthewaitroom,

saunaandpool.I'llgiveyouafreepasssothatyoucantryoutthefacilitiesbeforeyoudecide.

Q:Whatdowelearnfromtheconversation?D)。

5.W:I'msorrytohearthatyoufailedthephysicscour,Ted.

M:Let'sfaceit.I',mjustnotcutouttobeascientist.

Q:Whatdoesthemanmean?B)。

6.M:Garyinsistedonbuyingthefoodforthepicnic.

W:That'uldn'tweatleastoffertosharetheexpens?He

hasabigfamilytosupport.

Q:Whatdoesthewomansuggesttheydo?A)。

7.W:Didyouetheheadlinesinthepaperthismorning?

M:ntlythebuscompanywillbelayingoffitmployeesfftheycan'treachan

agreementonwagesbymidnight.

Q:Whatdidthemanreadabout?B)。

8.W:Havewereceivedpaymentfortheovemeasorderwedeliveredlastmonth?

M:ckcameinyesterdayafternoon.I'llbedepositingitwhenIgotothebank

today.

Q:Whatisthewomanconcernedabout?C)。

ConversationOne

W:OK,that'taswelldothatnow,don'tyouthink?

M:Sure,let'dyouthinkofhim?

W:Well,he'scertainlyaverypoliteyoungman.M:Andveryrelaxed,too.

W:(10-1)Buthisappearance...

M:Urn...(10-2)Hewasn''tevenwearingatie.

W:'dsoundgoodonthetelephone.

M:eredDona'squestionsverywell.

W:That'strue,(10-3),let't

aboutBarbaraJones?Shehadanicevoice,'dsoundgoodonthetelephone,andshe

waswelldresd,too.

M:Um...Shedidlookveryneat,verynicelydresd,but...

W:Butsoshy.(9-1)Shewonldn'tbeverygoodattalkingtopeopleatthefrontdesk.

M:Um...wasthenext?Ah...Yes,hthewasverygood,hada

youthink?

W:Um...dverynicely,adareallynice

appearance.

M:Heemedrelaxedtome,thetypeofpemonpeoplefeelcomfortablewithrightaway.

W:Hewaspolite,butalsoveryfriendlyandrelaxedasyousay.(9-2)Ithinkhe'llbegoodwith

theguestsatthefrontdesk.

M:Hehadaverypleasantvoice,too.

W:That',good!(9-3)(11-1)Iguesswehaveourreceptionistthen,don'tyou?

M:Yes,Ithinkso.(11-2)We'lljnstofferthejobto...

ethespeakerslookingfor?A)。

FrankBrinski'sweakness?C)。

thespeakersdecidetodo?B)。

ConversationTwo

W:Hello.

M:thereferencelibrary?

W:Yes,canIhelpyou?

M:arlierandaskedforsomeinformationaboutDennisHuRon,thescientist.

Youaskedmetoringback.

W:Oh,oundsomething.

M:Good.I'syoucouldreadoutwhatitsays.

W:Dennis,born:Darlington,1836,died:NewYork.1920.

M:Yes,gotthat.

W:Inventorandphysicist,thesonofafarmworker.(12)HewasadmittedtotheUniversityof

Londonattheageof15.

M:Yes.

W:ht?

M:Yes,allright.

W:methodofrefrigeration

whichrofromhisworkinlowtemperaturephysics.(13)Hebecameprofessorofmathematics

attheUniversityofManchesterat24,thattime,he

marriedoneofhisstudents,NatashaWilloughby.

M:Yes,goon.

W:LaterworkingtogetherinLondon,theylaidthefoundationsofmodernphysicsbyshowing

thatnormallawsofcauandeffectdonotapplyatthelevelofsubatomicparticles.(14)Forthis

heandhiswifereceivedtheNobelPrizeforphysicsin1910,anddidsoagainin1912fortheir

ifetime,

wantanymore?

M:dhegotoAmerica?

W:Letmee.(15)In1920hewenttoteachinNewYorkanddiedtheresuddenlyafteronly

ewasagoodage.

M:,thanks.

welearnaboutDennisHut-tonwhenhewas15?D)。

dDennisHuttondoattheageof24?C)。

twereDennisHuttonandhiswifeawardedtheNobelPrizeacondtime?B)。

DennisHuttongotoNewYork?A)。

SectionB

PassageOne

(16)InAmerica,white-taileddeeraremorenumerousthaneverbefore,soabundantin

factthatthey''ttheherdbethinned

theold-fashionedway?ThesmallcommunityofNorthHavenonLongIslandishometosomesix

artmentofEnvironmentalConrvationestimatesthe

nhasbeenbrowdbareofvegetationexceptwheregardens

andshrubsareprotectedbyhighfences.

Driversroutinelycollidewithdeerandtherearesomanydeadbodiesleftbythesideof

theroadthatthetownhasmadeitadealwithalocalpetcemeterytocollectanddispoofthe

occasionswhenhuntinghasbeentried,localanimalfightspeoplehaveworkedtocurecourt

nthatisfailed,(17)theystopthehunters,bangingonpotsand

etingscalledtodiscusstheprobleminevitablydissolvedinto

confrontations.

mmunitieshave

evenanswolves

mosttoowonderfulnottotryit.(18)Thewolveswouldkilldeer

uldalsoterrorizeandkilldogsandcats,whichisnotwhatthesuburban

dwellershaveinmind.

welearnaboutwhite-taileddeerinNorthHaven?D)。

ocalanimalrightspeoplebangonpotsandpans?D)。

uldhappenifwolveswerebroughtbackintotheecologicalmix?C)。

PassageTwo

(19-1)Andnow,ifyou'llwalkthisway,ladiesandgentlemen,(20)thenextroomwe're

goingtoeistheroominwhichthefamilyudtoholdtheirformaldinnerpartiesandeven

r,theymanagedtokeepthisroom

inkyou'veryinformalatmosphere,quiteunlike

tainswereneverdrawn,evenatnight,soguestsgotaview

ofthelakeandfountainsoutsidewhichwerelitupatnight--averyattractivesight.

Asyoucane,ladiesandgentlemen,theguestswereatedveryinformallyaroundthis

ovaltable,ledatesfromthe18thcentury

andismadefromSpanishoak.(21)It'sratherremarkableforthefactthatalthoughit'xtremely

big,it's__supported_r,itemstohavesurvivedlikethatfor

'irswhichgowiththetablearenota

einterestingforthefactthattheyarevery

plainandundecoratedforthetime,withonlyoneplaincentralpanelatthebackandno

armrests.(22)mylffredthemratheruncomfortabletositinforverylong,butpeoplewereud

tomorediscomfortinthepast.(19-2)Andnow,ladiesandgentlemen,ifyou'dliketofollowme

intothegreathall...

welearnaboutthespeaker?B)。

esthespeakersayabouttheroomtheyarevisiting?A)。

saidabouttheovaltableintheroom?C)。

esthespeakersayaboutthechairs?A)。

PassageThree

JmetJameswas22yearsoldwhenshewasdiagnodwithMS—adiathatattacks

justgraduatedfromcollegeandgotajobatanadvertisingagency

whenshebegantonthatsomethingstrangewasgoingoninsideherbody.(24)WhenJames

realizedhowvereherillnesswas,sheknewshehadbetterhurryupandlivelife.(23)MSisthe

houghshedidn'thavemanysymptoms,sheknewitwas

nheragehdawastopursueherdreamofhostingapopmusic

kedataradiostationforayear,alwaysawarethatherbodywasdegenerating.

nightJamesbeganscreaming,"Igottogo!Igotto

go!"Twoweekslater,shearrivedatAlaska,thousandsofmilesfromherfriends,herfamilyand

herpast."Everythingfellintoaplace",sherecalls.A23-year-oldgirlwithanincurablediacan

tofthetime

theyhardlyslowedherdown.(25)Jameshiked,fished,learnttosailandexperimentedwithhot

airballooning."Ilivedforadventure",shesays."Nobodyeverhadabettertimeordidmore

exoticstrangethingsthanIdidinan80-yearperiod."Inevitablyhowever,thedaycamewhenshe

wassoweakenedthatshehadtoreturntoPittsburgh,hebeganrelieving

kwaspublishedin1993.

esthespeakersayaboutMS?D)。

dJanetJamesdecidetodoafterherdiawasdiagnod?B)。

rtofpersoncanweinferJanetJamesis?B)。

SectionC

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