1993年6月大學(xué)英語六級(CET-6)真題試卷及答案

1993年6月大學(xué)英語六級(CET-6)真題試卷

Part1ListeningComprehension(20minutes)

SectionA

1.A)No,ifsopenonlytoteachersandpostgraduates.

B)Yes,hecanstudythereifheiswritingaresearchpaper.

C)Yes,becauseheisaseniorstudent.

D)Yes,butheneedstheapprovalbyhisprofessor.

2.A)Itwasprettygood.

B)Itwasratherdull.

C)Itwasnotwellorganized.

D)Itwasattendedbymanypeople.

3.A)Theeffectsoftheflood.

B)Theheroicfightagainstaflood.

C)Thecauseoftheflood.

D)Floodsofthepasttwentyyears.

4.A)Theywerebothbusydoingtheirownwork.

B)Theywaitedforeachotheratdifferentplaces.

C)Theywenttothestreetcorneratdifferenttimes.

D)Themanwenttotheconcertbutthewomandidn't.

5.A)Theairispolluted.

B)Thepeoplethereareterrible.

C)It'stoowindy.

D)Thebeachesaredirty.

6.A)InMexico.

B)InCalifornia.

C)Inthecity.

D)InNewMexico.

7.A)Thewomanblamesthemanforhisabsence.

B)Thewomanthinksthateverythingwasallright.

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C)Thewomanthanksthemanforhisefforts.

D)Thewomandoesn'tthinkitwastheman'sfault.

8.A)Hehastoomanydreams.

B)Helikestosleep.

C)Hedoesn'tputhisideasintopractice.

D)Hedoesn'thavemanygoodideas.

9.A)Gettingextracredits.

B)TherequirementsofanM.A.degree.

C)ThecredithoursrequiredforanM.A.degree.

D)Takingmoreoptionalcourses.

10.A)Theygetabargainrightaway.

B)Theyhavealookattheadvertisement.

C)TheyselltheirTVset.

D)TheygoandbuyabigTVset.

SectionB

PassageOne

Questions11to13arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

11.A)Becausemanypeopledon'tknowhowtobehaveinsocialsituations.

B)Becausemostpeopleareshybynature.

C)Nobodywilllaughatyouforbeingshy.

D)Shynessisdifficulttoovercome.

12.A)Byprediction.

B)Byrecording.

C)Throughobservation.

D)Throughinterviewing.

13.A)Toobservepeople'sattitudetowardsstrangers.

B)Toseehowpeoplegetalongwiththeirfriends.

C)Tochangepeople'sbehaviourinsociallife.

D)Tofindouthowshypeopleare.

PassageTwo

Questions14to17arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

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14.A)Ahousewife.

B)Asinger.

C)Ateacher.

D)Amusician.

15.A)Theviolinwastooexpensive.

B)Shewastooyoungtoplaytheviolin.

C)Theviolinwastoobigforher.

D)Hermotherwantedhertoplaythepiano.

16.A)Toplaytheviolinonceagain.

B)TogototheUnitedStates.

C)Toapplyforascholarship.

D)Tohaveherperformancetaped.

17.A)Toliveamorecomfortablelife.

B)Togiveperformances.

C)Tobeapupilofafamousviolinist.

D)Toenterafamousuniversity.

PassageThree

Questions18to20arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

18.A)Becausetheyhavehadlittleexposuretohighlevelofsounds.

B)Becausetheysufferfromhearingloss.

C)Becausetheydon'tknowhowtooperatestereosystems.

D)Becausetheyarenotqualifiedengineers.

19.A)Ayearago.

B)Adecadeago.

C)Threeyearsago.

D)Fiveyearsago.

20.A)Providingawarninglightwhenthesoundistooloud.

B)Producingmorepersonalstereosystems.

C)Restrictingtheuseofpersonalstereos.

D)Settingupastandardizedhearingtest.

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PartIIReadingComprehension(35minutes)

Questions21to25arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

“Thereisasenselessnotionthatchildrengrowupandleavehomewhenthey're18,

andthetruthisfarfromthat,“sayssociologistLarryBumpassoftheUniversityof

Wisconsin.Today,unexpectednumbersofyoungadultsarelivingwiththeirparents,

“Thereisamajorshiftinthemiddleclass,“declaressociologistAllanSchnaibergof

NorthwesterUniversity,whoseson,19,movedbackinafteranabsenceofeightmonths.

Analystsciteavarietyofreasonsforthisreturntothenest.Themarriageageis

rising,aconditionthatmakeshomeanditspleasantnessparticularlyattractivetoyoung

people.Ahighdivorcerateandadecliningremarriageratearesendingeconomically

pressedandemotionallyhurtsurvivorsbacktoparentalshelters.Forsome,theexpense

ofanaway-from-homecollegeeducationhasbecomesoexcessivelygreatthatmany

studentsnowattendlocalschools.Evenaftergraduation,youngpeoplefindtheirwings

clippedbyskyrocketinghousingcosts.

Livingathome,saysKnighton,aschoolteacher,continuestogivehersecurityand

moralsupport.Hermotheragreed,“It'sridiculousforthekidstopayallthatmoneyfbr

rent.Itmakessensefbrkidstostayathome.^^Butsharingthefamilyhomerequires

adjustmentsforall.Therearethehasslesoverbathrooms,telephonesandprivacy(不受

干擾的生活).Somefamilies,however,managethedelicatebalancingact.Butforothers,

itprovestoodifficult.MichelleDelTurco,24,hasbeenhomethreetimes-andleftthree

times.6cWhatIconsideredasocialdrink,mydadconsideredanalcoholproblem,she

explains."HeneverlikedanyoneIdated(約會)，soIeitherhadtohideawayormeet

thematfriends9house79

Justhowlongshouldadultchildrenlivewiththeirparentsbeforemovingon?Most

psychologistsfeellengthyhomecomingsareamistake.Children,strugglingtoestablish

separateidentities,canendupwith“asenseofinadequacy,defeatandfailure."And

agingparents,whoshouldbeenjoyingsomefinancialandpersonalfreedom,find

themselvesstuckwithresponsibilities.Manyagreethatbriefvisits,however,canwork

beneficially.

21.Accordingtotheauthor,therewasonceatrendintheU.S..

A)fbryoungadultstoleavetheirparentsandliveindependently

B)formiddleclassyoungadultstostaywiththeirparents

C)fbrmarriedyoungadultstomovebackhomeafteralengthyabsence

D)fbryoungadultstogetjobsnearbyinordertolivewiththeirparents

22.Whichofthefollowingdoesnotaccountfbryoungadultsreturningtothenest?

A)Youngadultsfindhousingcoststoohigh.

B)Youngadultsarepsychologicallyandintellectuallyimmature.

C)Youngadultsseekparentalcomfortandmoralsupport.

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D)Quiteanumberofyoungadultsattendlocalschools.

23.Oneofthedisadvantagesofyoungadultsreturningtostaywiththeirparentsisthat

A)therewillinevitablybeinconveniencesineverydaylife

B)mostparentsfinditdifficulttokeep

C)theyoungadultstendtobeoverprotectedbytheirparents

D)publicopinionisagainstyoungadultsstayingwiththeirparents

24.Theword“hassles“inthepassage(Line3,Para.3)probablymeans.

A)agreements

B)worries

C)disadvantages

D)quarrels

25.Accordingtothepassagewhatisthebestforbothparentsandchildren?

A)Theyshouldadjustthemselvestosharingthefamilyexpenses.

B)Childrenshouldleavetheirparentswhentheyaregrown-up.

C)Adultchildrenshouldvisittheirparentsfromtimetotime.

D)Parentsshouldsupporttheiradultchildrenwhentheyareintrouble.

Questions26to30arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

Thewordconservationhasathrifty(節(jié)儉)meaning.Toconserveistosaveand

protect,toleavewhatweourselvesenjoyinsuchgoodconditionthatothersmayalso

sharetheenjoyment.Ourforefathershadnoideathathumanpopulationwouldincrease

fasterthanthesuppliesofrawmaterials;mostofthem,evenuntilveryrecently,hadthe

foolishideathatthetreasureswere“l(fā)imitless”and“inexhaustible”.Mostofthecitizens

ofearliergenerationsknewlittleornothingaboutthecomplicatedanddelicatesystem

thatrunsallthroughnature,andwhichmeansthat,asinalivingbody,anunhealthy

conditionofonepartwillsoonerorlaterbeharmfultoalltheothers.

Fiftyyearsagonaturestudywasnotpartoftheschoolwork;scientificforestrywas

anewidea;timberwasstillcheapbecauseitcouldbebroughtinanyquantityfrom

distantwoodlands;soildestructionandriverfloodswerenotnationalproblems;nobody

hadyetstudiedlong-termsclimaticcyclesinrelationtoproperlanduse;eventheword

“conservation“hadnothingofthemeaningthatithasforustoday.

Forthesakeofourselvesandthosewhowillcomeafterus,wemustnowsetabout

repairingthemistakesofourforefathers.Conservationshould,therefore,bemadeapart

ofeveryone'sdailylife.Toknowaboutthewatertable(水位)inthegroundisjustas

importanttousasaknowledgeofthebasicarithmeticformulas.Weneedtoknowwhy

allwatersheds(上游源頭森林地帶集水區(qū))needtheprotectionofplantlifeandwhythe

runningcurrentofstreamsandriversmustbemadetoyieldtheirfullbenefittothesoil

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beforetheyfinallyescapetothesea.Weneedtobetaughtthedutyofplantingtreesas

wellasofcuttingthem.Weneedtoknowtheimportanceofbig,maturetrees,because

livingspaceformostofman'sfellowcreaturesonthisplanetisfigurednotonlyin

squaremeasureofsurfacebutalsoincubicvolumeabovetheearth.Inbrief,itshouldbe

ourgoaltorestoreasmuchoftheoriginalbeautyofnatureaswecan.

26.Theauthor'sattitudetowardsthecurrentsituationintheexploitationofnatural

resourcesis.

A)positive

B)neutral

C)suspicious

D)critical

27.Accordingtotheauthor,thegreatestmistakeofourforefatherswasthat.

A)theyhadnoideaaboutscientificforestry

B)theyhadlittleornosenseofenvironmentalprotection

C)theywerenotawareofthesignificanceofnaturestudy

D)theyhadnoideaofhowtomakegooduseofrawmaterials

28.Itcanbeinferredfromthethirdparagraphthatearliergenerationsdidn'trealize

A)theinterdependenceofwater,soil,andlivingthings

B)theimportanceoftheproperuseofland

C)theharmfulnessofsoildestructionandriverfloods

D)thevalueofthebeautyofnature

29.Toavoidcorrectingthemistakeofourforefathers,theauthorsuggeststhat

A)weplantmoretrees

B)naturalsciencebetaughttoeverybody

C)environmentaleducationbedirectedtowardeveryone

D)wereturntonature

30.Whatdoestheauthorimplybysaying“l(fā)ivingspace...isfigured...alsoincubic

volumeabovetheearth^^(Lines7-8,Para.3)?

A)Ourlivingspaceontheearthisgettingsmallerandsmaller.

B)Ourlivingspaceshouldbemeasuredincubicvolume.

C)Weneedtotakesomemeasuretoprotectspace.

D)Wemustpreservegoodlivingconditionsforbothbirdsandanimals.

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Questions31to35arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

Judgingfromrecentsurveys,mostexpertsinsleepbehavioragreethatthereis

virtuallyanepidemic(流彳亍病)ofsleepinessinthenation."Ican'tthinkofasinglestudy

thathasn'tfoundAmericansgettinglesssleepthantheyoughtto,“saysDr.David.Even

peoplewhothinktheyaresleepingenoughwouldprobablybebetteroffwithmorerest.

Thebeginningofoursleep-deficit(睡目民不足)crisiscanbetracedtotheinvention

ofthelightbulbacenturyago.Fromdiaryentriesandotherpersonalaccountsfromthe

18thand19thcenturies,sleepscientistshavereachedtheconclusionthattheaverage

personusedtosleepabout9.5hoursanight."Thebestsleephabitsoncewereforcedon

us,whenwehadnothingtodointheeveningdownonthefarm,anditwasdark."Bythe

1950sand1960s,thesleepschedulehadbeenreduceddramatically,tobetween7.5and

eighthours,andmostpeoplehadtowaketoanalarmclock."Peoplecheatontheirsleep,

andtheydon'tevenrealizethey'redoingit,“saysDr.David."Theythinkthey'reokay

becausetheycangetbyon6.5hours,whentheyreallyneed7.5,eightorevenmoreto

feelideallyvigorous.^^

Perhapsthemostmercilessrobberofsleep,researcherssayisthecomplexityofthe

day.Wheneverpressuresfromwork,family,friendsandcommunitymount,manypeople

considersleeptheleastexpensiveitemonhisprogramme."Inoursociety,you're

considereddynamicifyousayyouonlyneed5.5hours'sleep.Ifyou'regottoget8.5

hours,peoplethinkyoulackdriveandambition.^^

Todeterminetheconsequencesofsleepdeficit,researchershaveputsubjects

throughasetofpsychologicalandperformancetestsrequiringthem,forinstance,toadd

columnsofnumbersorrecallapassagereadtothemonlyminutesearlier."We'vefound

thatifyou'reinsleepdeficit,performancesuffers/9saysDr.David."Short-termmemory

isweakened,asareabilitiestomakedecisionsandtoconcentrate.^^

31.Peopleinthe18thand19thcenturiesusedtosleepabout9.5hoursanightbecause

theyhad.

A)nodriveandambition

B)noelectriclighting

C)thebestsleephabits

D)nothingtodointheevening

32.AccordingtoDr.David,Americans.

A)areideallyvigorousevenunderthepressureoflife

B)oftenneglecttheconsequencesofsleepdeficit

C)donotknowhowtorelaxthemselvesproperly

D)cangetbyon6.5hoursofsleep

33.ManyAmericansbelievethat.

A)sleepisthefirstthingthatcanbesacrificedwhenoneisbusy

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B)theyneedmoresleeptocopewiththecomplexitiesofeverydaylife

C)tosleepissomethingonecandoatanytimeoftheday

D)enoughsleeppromotespeople'sdriveandambition

34.Theword“subjects”(Line1,Para.4)refersto.

A)theperformancetestsusedinthestudyofsleepdeficit

B)specialbranchesofknowledgethatarebeingstudied

C)peoplewhosebehaviororreactionsarebeingstudied

D)thepsychologicalconsequencesofsleepdeficit

35.Itcanbeconcludedfromthepassagethatoneshouldsleepasmanyhoursasis

necessaryto.

A)improveone'smemorydramatically

B)beconsidereddynamicbyotherpeople

C)maintainone'sdailyschedule

D)feelenergeticandperformadequately

Questions36to40arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

Theconceptofpersonalchoiceinrelationtohealthbehaviorsisanimportantone.

Anestimated90percentofallillnessmaybepreventableifindividualswouldmake

soundpersonalhealthchoicesbaseduponcurrentmedicalknowledge.Weallenjoyour

freedomofchoiceanddonotliketoseeitrestrictedwhenitiswithinthelegalandmoral

boundariesofsociety.ThestructureofAmericansocietyallowsustomakealmostallour

ownpersonaldecisionsthatmayconcernourhealth.Ifwesodesire,wecansmoke,drink

excessively,refusetowearseatbelts,eatwhateverfoodwewant,andliveacompletely

sedentarylife-stylewithoutanyexercise.Thefreedomtomakesuchpersonaldecisionsis

afundamentalaspectofoursociety,althoughthewisdomofthesedecisionscanbe

questioned.Personalchoicesrelativetohealthoftencauseadifficulty.Asoneexample,a

teenagermayknowthefactsrelativetosmokingcigarettesandhealthbutmaybe

pressuredbyfriendsintobelievingitisthesociallyacceptedthingtodo.

Amultitudeoffactors,bothinheritedandenvironmental,influencethedevelopment

ofhealth-relatedbehaviors,anditisbeyondthescopeofthistexttodiscussallthese

factorsastheymayaffectanygivenindividual.However,thedecisiontoadopta

particularhealth-relatedbehaviorisusuallyoneofpersonalchoice.Therearehealthy

choicesandthereareunhealthychoices.Indiscussingthemoralsofpersonalchoice,

FriesandCrapodrewacomparison.Theysuggestthattoknowinglygiveoneselfoverto

abehaviorthathasastatisticalprobabilityofshorteninglifeissimilartoattempting

suicide.Thus,forthoseindividualswhoareinterestedinpreservingboththequalityand

quantityoflife,personalhealthchoicesshouldreflectthosebehaviorsthatareassociated

withastatisticalprobabilityofincreasedvitalityandlongevity.

36.Theconceptofpersonalchoiceconcerninghealthisimportantbecause.

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A)personalhealthchoiceshelpcuremostillness

B)ithelpsraisethelevelofourmedicalknowledge

C)itisessentialtopersonalfreedominAmericansociety

D)wrongdecisionscouldleadtopoorhealth

37.To“l(fā)iveacompletelysedentarylife-style”(Line7,Para.1)inthepassagemeans

A)to“l(fā)iveaninactiveliffe”

B)to"liveadecentliffe"

C)to“l(fā)ivealifewithcompletefreedom^^

D)to“l(fā)ivealifeofvice”

38.Soundpersonalhealthchoiceisoftendifficulttomakebecause.

A)currentmedicalknowledgeisstillinsufficient

B)therearemanyfactorsinfluencingourdecisions

C)fewpeoplearewillingtotradethequalityoflife

D)peopleareusuallyinfluencedbythebehavioroftheirfriends

39.ToknowinglyallowoneselftopurseunhealthyhabitsiscomparedbyFriedand

Crapoto.

A)improvingthequalityofone'slife

B)limitingone'spersonalhealthchoice

C)deliberatelyendingone'slife

D)breakingtherulesofsocialbehavior

40.AccordingtoFriesandCraposoundhealthchoicesshouldbebasedon.

A)personaldecisions

B)society'slaws

C)statisticalevidence

D)friends9opinions

PartIIIVocabularyandStructure(20minutes)

41.Thecompanyariseinsalaryforages,butnothinghashappenedyet.

A)ispromised

B)hasbeenpromising

C)ispromising

D)promised

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42.Thedoctorwasaskedtogobacktothehospitalbecauseofcase.

A)anoperation

B)anemergency

C)atreatment

D)anincident

43.Lifeisacandletoburneverbrighter.

A)beingmeant

B)meaning

C)tomean

D)meant

44.Mrs.Lackeywasawakenedbytheringingofthebedsidephone12hoursafterher

husband'sboathadbeen.

A)wrecked

B)collapsed

C)decayed

D)fired

45.Nooneneedstofeelawkwardinhisowncustoms.

A)pursuing

B)following

C)chasing

D)seeking

46.Ifstimeaboutthetrafficproblemdowntown.

A)somethingwasdone

B)everythingisdone

C)anythingwillbedone

D)nothingtobedone

47.Whentheyhadfinishedplaying,thechildrenweremadetoallthetoys

theyhadtakenout.

A)putoff

B)putout

C)putup

D)putaway

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48.Thereisanundesirablenowadaystomakefilmsshowingviolence.

A)direction

B)tradition

C)phenomenon

D)trend

49.MyfatherdidnotgotoNewYork;thedoctorsuggestedthathethere.

A)nottogo

B)hadn'tgone

C)notgo

D)wouldn'tgo

50.Mostpeoplewhotravelinthecourseoftheirworkaregiventravelling.

A)income

B)allowances

C)wages

D)pay

51.Hefoiledtosupplythefactsrelevantthecaseinquestion.

A)for

B)with

C)to

D)of

52.Youngpeople'ssocialenvironmenthasaeffectontheiracademic

progress.

A)gross

B)solid

C)complete

D)profound

53.InBritain,andontheContinenttoo,theJapanesearesometimesvieweda

threattodomesticindustries.

A)like

B)with

C)for

D)as

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54.Theserviceoperates36librariesthroughoutthecountry,whilesix

librariesspeciallyservethecountryside.

A)mobile

B)drifting

C)shifting

D)rotating

55.Physicsisthepresent-dayequivalentofusedtobecallednatural

philosophy,fromwhichmostofpresent-daysciencearose.

A)that

B)all

C)which

D)what

56.Beforehestartedwork,Iaskedthebuildertogivemeanofthecostof

repairingtheroof.

A)assessment

B)estimate

C)announcement

D)evaluation

57.Weoftenadvisehimnottodrinkmorewineisgoodforhishealth.

A)as

B)than

C)that

D)but

58.WhenJackwaseighteenhegoingaroundwithastrangesetofpeopleand

stayingoutverylate.

A)tookto

B)tookfor

C)tookup

D)tookon

59.Althoughnotaneconomisthimself,Dr.Smithhaslongbeenaseverecriticofthe

government'spolicies.

A)economical

B)economy

C)economic

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D)economics

60.Wegrowallourownfruitandvegetables,savesmoney,ofcourse.

A)which

B)as

C)that

D)what

61.Itisratherthatwestilldonotknowhowmanyspeciesthereareinthe

worldtoday.

A)misleading

B)embarrassing

C)boring

D)demanding

62.isthecenterofourplanetarysystemwasadifficultconcepttograspin

theMiddleAges.

A)Itisthesunandnottheearth

B)Beingthesunandnottheearth

C)Thesunandnottheearth

D)Thatthesunandnottheearth

63.Afriendshipmaybe,casual,situationalordeepandlasting.

A)identical

B)original

C)superficial

D)critical

64.Justasthebuilderisskilledinthehandlingofhisbricks,theexperienced

writerisskilledinthehandlingofhiswords.

A)as

B)thus

C)so

D)like

65.Agoodteachermustknowhowtohisideas.

A)convey

B)display

C)consult

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D)confront

66.I'dratheryouthoseimportantdocumentswithyou.

A)don'ttake

B)didn'ttake

C)won'ttake

D)nottake

67.Tocallthemusicofanothermusic-culture“primitive"isone'sown

standardsonagroupthatdoesnotrecognizethem.

A)putting

B)emphasizing

C)forcing

D)imposing

68.Theprisonerhasbeenofmanyprivilegesthataveragecitizensenjoy.

A)ensured

B)informed

C)deprived

D)convinced

69.Everycamerawesellcomeswithatwo-year.

A)guarantee

B)safety

C)confirmation

D)conservation

70.WhileinLondon,wepaidavisittothehospitalfoundedthenurse

FlorenceNightingale.

A)inlinewith

B)infavourof

C)inhonourof

D)inplaceof

PartIVErrorCorrection(15minutes)

Livingisrisky.Crossingtheroad,drivingacar,flying,swallowinganaspirintablet

oreatingachickensandwichtheycanallbefatal.Clearly(71)somerisksworthtaking,

especiallywhentherewardsarehigh:amansurroundedbyflamesandsmokegenerally

considersthatjumpingoutofasecond-floorwindowisanacceptablerisktosaveitslife.

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Butinmedicine(72)afewpnocedures,drugs,operationsortestsarereallyamatterof

lifeand(73)death.Theremaybesoundmedicinereasonsforacceptingelectrical(74)

shocktreatment,butsuchreasonsaretotallydependentinthebalanceof(75)risksand

benefitsforthepatients.

Surgeryforcancermaycureorprolongalife,buttheremovaloftonsils(扁桃體)

cannotsaveanythingasorethroat.Bloodpressuredrugs(76)definitelyhelpsome

peopleliveafteraheartattack,butthesesamedrugsmaybebothnecessaryaadharmful

forthosewithonlymildbloodpressure(77)problems.

Decidinghowmuchdiscomfortandriskwearepreparingtoputup(78)withinthe

nameofbetterhealthisahighpersonalmatter,notadecision(79)weshouldremainto

doctorsalone.(80)

PartVWriting(30minutes)

Directions:Forthispart,youareallowed30minutestowriteacompositiononthe

topicMyViewonOpportunity.Youmustbaseyourcompositiononthe

followinginstructions(giveninChinese):

有些人認(rèn)為機會是極少的，另一些人則認(rèn)為人人都有某種機會。你的看法如何？

寫出你的觀點，說明你的理由并舉例。在你的文章結(jié)尾處不要忘記寫出你的結(jié)論。

Yourcompositionshouldbenolessthan120words.Remembertowriteitneatly.

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1993年6月六級參考答案

PartI

1.D2.C3.A4.B5.A

6.B7.A8.C9.C10.D

11.B12.C13.D14.D15.A

16.D17.C18.B19.D20.A

PartII

21.A22.B23.A24.D25.C

26.D27.B28.A29.C30.D

31.B32.B33.A34.C35.D

36.D37.A38.B39.C40.C

PartIII

41.B42.B43.D44.A45.B

46.A47.D48.D49.C50.B

51.C52.D53.D54.A55.D

56.B57.B58.A59.C60.A

61.B62.D63.C64.C65.A

66.B67.D68.C69.A70.C

71.本題測試點是worth的用法，worth本身是形容詞“值得的"，可構(gòu)成beworth

doing或beworth+n二種形式。由此可看出此處缺一系動詞are.

72.aman與its不對應(yīng)，將its改成his.

73.將afew改成few.因為這里應(yīng)為“有一些”。

74.medicinereasons不通，可將medicine改成形容詞medical.

75.Dependenton是固定用法，故將in改成on.

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76.根據(jù)句意，此是一轉(zhuǎn)折句。故在asorethroat前應(yīng)加上but或except.

77.根據(jù)上下文，應(yīng)將necessary改成unnecessary.

78.根據(jù)上下文，我們應(yīng)為被動者，故preparing應(yīng)改成prepared.

79.Highpersonal不對，形容詞不能修飾形容詞。將high改成highly.

80.leavealone是慣用法，表示“不管，不干涉”，所以應(yīng)在to后加上leave.

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1993年6月六級聽力原文

1.M:Hello,I'maseniorstudent.Couldyoutellmewhetherthisreferenceroomis

onlyforfacultymembers?

W:No,it'saalsoopentothepostgraduates;andundergraduatescancometooif

they'regotprofessors5writtenpermission.

Q:Canthemanstudyinthereferenceroom?

2.W:Lefstalkaboutthepreparationsfortheparty.

M:Right.Wereallyneedtoplanbetterthistime.Rememberwhatamessitwas

atthelastparty!

Q:Whatdoweknowaboutthelastparty?

3.W:Thishasbeentheworstfloodforthepast20years