2020年7月英语六级听力及2020年7月英语六级听力答案

ofeachconversation、youwillhearsomequestionsquestion 3:whathaschangedinthepastthousandsofyears？question 4:what is theman ' sconcernabouttheuseoftechnologyinsports 2020年7月英语六级听力和2020年7月英语六级听力真题问题2020年7月英语六级听力真题：

partlistening comprehension(25 minutes)

directions: in this section，youwillheartwolongconversations . at the end

ofeachconversation，youwillhearsomequestions . boththeconversationand

thequestionswillbespokenonlyonce . afteryouhearaquestion，you must

choosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkeda)，b)，c) andd)。then

markthecorrespondingletteronanswersheet 1 withasinglelinethroughthe

ConversationOne

m: tonight、wehaveaveryspecialguest(1)Mrs . annasanchezisathreetime

olympichampionandauthorofthenewbooktotheedgemrs . San chez，thank

youforjoiningus。

w:thankyouforhavingme . m:let ' sstartwithyourbook . whatdoesthetitle

TotheEdgemean？Whatareyoureferringto？

w:(2)thebookisabouthowscienceandtechnologyhashelpedpushumansto

theedgeoftheirphysicalabilities . iarguethatinthepast 20 years，we

havehadthebestathletestheworldhaseverseen。

M:Butisthisafaircomparison？Howdoyouknowhow，say，a football player

from 50 yearsagowouldcomparetoonetoday？

w: well，you are right . thatcomparisonwouldbeperhapsimpossibletomake .

butthepointismoreaboutourknowledgetodayofhumanbiochemistry，

nutrition，and mechanics。(3)ibelievethatwhileourbodieshavenotchanged

inthousandsofyears . whathaschangedisthescientificknowledge . this has

allowedathletestopushthelimitsofwhatwaspreviouslythoughtpossible。

m:that ' sinteresting . pleasetellusmoreabouttheseperceivedlimits .

w:theworldisseensportsrecordsbeingbrokenthatcouldonlybebroken

fastesttimeinahundredmeterdashor 200 meterswimmingrace。

m:(4)isthereanyconcernthattechnologyisgivingsomeathletesanunfair

advantageoverothers？

w:thatisaninterestingquestion . andonethathastobeconsideredvery

carefully.skis、for example和wentfrombeingmadeofwoodtoametalloy

whichallowsforbettercontrolandfasterspeed . thereisnostopping

carefullyonacasebycasebasis。

question 1:whatdowelearnaboutannasanchez？

question 2:whatisthewoman ' sbookmainlyabout？

question 3:whathaschangedinthepastthousandsofyears？

question 4:what is theman ' sconcernabouttheuseoftechnologyinsports

ConversationTwo

w:I ' veworkedininternationaltradeallmylife . myfatherdidsotobefor

me . so 1 guessyoucouldsayitrunsinthefamily。

m:whatproductshaveyouworkedwith？

w: all sorts，really.i' veimportedtextiles，machinery，toys，solarpanels，

allkindsofthingsovertheyears . trendsanddemandcomeandgo .(5)soone

needstobeveryflexibletosucceedinthisindustry。

m:iseewhatgoodsareyoutradingnow？

w:inowimportfurniturefromchinaintoitalyandfoodsfromitalyinto

中国。(6)ievenusethesame ' saveryefficientwayofconductingtrade。

m:the same container . youmeanyouowna 40 footcargocontainer？

w: yeah，that's right。(7)ihaveawarehouseingenoaoveritalyandanotherin

Shanghai . isourcemidcenturymodernfurniturefromdifferentfactoriesin

China . it ' sverygoodvalueformoney . icolletitallinmywarehouseand

thendispatchitlomyotherwarehouseinitaly . overthereidothesame，but

withitalianfoodsinsteadoffurniture、thingslikepasta、cheese、wine、

chocolates . andisendallthattomywarehouseinchinainthesamefreight

containeriuseforthefurniture。

m:soipresumeyousellbothlinesofproductswholesaleineachrespective

w:of course . ipossessanetworkofclientsandpartnersinbothcountries .

that ' sthemainbenefitofhavingdonethisforsolong . I ' vemade great

businesscontactsovertime。

M:Howmanytimesdoyouship？

w: 1 did 12 shipmentslastyear、18 this year、andihopetogrowtoaround 25

nextyear . thar ' sbothwaysthereandbackagain . demandforauthenticitalian

foodinchinaisgrowingrapidly . and similarly，salesofaffordable，yet

stylishwoodenfurniturearealsoincreasinginitaly。(8) furniture is

marginallymoreprofitable、mostlybecauseitenjoyslowercustomsduties。

question 5:whatdocsthewomanthinkisrequiredtobesuccessfulin

internationaltrade？

查询6:whatdoesthewomansayisspecialaboutherwayofdoingtrade？

question 7:whatdocsthewomanhaveinbothitalyandchina？

查询8:whatdoesthewomansaymakesfurnituremarginallymore

directions: in this section，youwillheartwopassages . attheendofeach

passage，youwillhearsomeques-tions . boththepassageandthequestions

willbespokenonlyonce . afteryouhearaquestion，youmustchoosethebest

answerfromthefourchoicesmarkeda)，b)，c) andd)。thenmarkthe

correspondingletteronanswersheet 1 withasinglelinethroughthecenter。

toomanypeopleviewtheirjobsasdayprison、whichtheyareparoledevery

Friday、saysjoelgoodman、founderofthehumorproject和ahumorconsulting

groupinsaratogasprings，纽约。(9)humorunlockstheofficeprison

becauseitletsadultsbring . someoftheirchildlikespirittothejob，

accordingtohowardpollio、professorofpsychologyattheuniversityof

Tennessee Knoxville . andofficewithhumorbreaksisanofficewithsatisfied

andproductiveemployees。(10)polioconductedastudythatprovedhumorcan

helpworkersexcelatroutineproductiontasks . employeesperformbetterwhen

they have fun . inlargecorporationswithahierarchyofpower，there is often

nooutletforstress . everycompanyneedsundergroundwaysofpokingfunat

the organization、sayslynnandmark、aspeakeronworkplacehumorforsaint

Mary ' shealthcenterinsaintlouis。

Kodak rochester，new York branch，discoveredawayforitsemployeestouncork

theirbottledupresentments . there 1000 squarefoothumorroomfeaturesatoy

store.amongtherooms、manystressreducinggadgets和themainattractionisa

bossdollwithdetachablearmsandlegs。(11) employeescantakethedoll

apartaslongatheyputitsarmsandlegsbuckinplace。

sandycohan、ownerofagraphicprintproductionbusiness和createdthequote

boardtodocumentthebizarrephrasespeoplesaywhenunderstrictdeadlines,

whenyou’reondistress,yousaystupidthings,saysCohen.Nowwejustlook

ateachotherandsaythat’soneforthequoteboard.

Questions9to11arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

Question9.Whatdocsthepassagesayabouthumorintheworkplace?

Question10.WhatdoesthestudybyHowardPolioshow?

Question11.Whatcancodexemployeesdointhehumorroom?

(12)Publicinterestwasarousedbythelatestdiscoveryofachangedgenein

obesemiceThenewswasmadeknownbyRockefelleruniversitygeneticist

JeffreyFriedman.Theresearchersbelievethisgeneinfluencesdevelopmentof

ahormonethattellsorganismhowfatorfullitis(13)Thosewithhechanged

genemaynotsensewhentheyhaveeatenenoughoriftheyhavesufficient

fattytissue.andthuscan’ttellwhentostopeating.

Theresearchersalsoreportedfindingagenenearlyidenticaltothemouse

obesitygeneinhumans.Theoperationofthisgeneinhumanshasnotyetbeen

demonstrated,however.(14)StillprofessionalslikeuniversityofVermont

psychologistEysterRossBloomreactedenthusiastically.Thisresearch

indicatesthatpeoplereallyarebornwithatendencytohaveacertain

weight,justastheyaretohaveaparticularskincolororheight.Actually,

behavioralgeneticistsbelievethatlessthanhalfofthetotalweight

variationisprogrammedinthegenes,whileheightisalmostentirely

geneticallydetermined.WhateverrolegenesplayAmericansaregettingfatter.

Asurveybythecenterfordiseasecontrolfoundthatobesityhasincreased

greatlyoverthelast10years.(15)Suchrapidchangeunderlinestheroleof

environmentalfactorsliketheabundanceofrichfoodsinAmericans

overeating.Thecenterfordiseasecontrolhasalsofoundthatteensarefar

lessphysicallyactivethantheywereevenadecadeago.Exceptingthatweight

ispredetermined,canrelieveguiltforoverweightpeople.Butpeople’sbelief

thattheycannotcontroltheirweightcanitselfcontributet0obesity.

Questions12to15arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

Question12.Whatdoesthespeakersayhasarousedpublicinterest?

Question13.Whatdowelearnaboutthechangedgene?

Question14.WhatdoesuniversityofVermontpsychologistEysterRossBloom

Question15.WhataccountsforAmericansobesityaccordingtoasurveybythe

centerfordiseaseontrol?

Directions:Inthissection,youwillhearthreerecordingsoflecturesor

talksfollowedbythreeorfourques-tions.Therecordingswillbeplayed

onlyonce.Afteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthe

fourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).Thenmarkthecorrespondingletteron

AnswerSheet1withasinglelinethroughthecenter.

Qualitiesofarelationshipsuchasopenness,compassionandmental

stimulation,orofconcerntomostofusregardlessofsex.Butjudgingfrom

thequestionnaireresponse,theyaremoreimportanttowomenthantomen.

Askedtoconsidertheingredientsofclosefriendship,womenratedthese

qualitiesaboveallothers.(16)Menassignedalowerprioritytothemin

favorofsimilarityandinterest,Selectedby77%ofmenandresponsivenessin

acrisis,chosenby61%ofmalerespondents,mentalstimulationranked3rdin

popularitybymenaswellaswomenwastheonlyareaofoverlap.Amongmen,

only28%namedopennessasanimportantquality.

Caringwaspickedbyjust23%.(17)Itisevidentbytheirselectionsthat

whenwomenspeakofclosefriendships.theyarereferringtoemotional

factors.Whilemenemphasizedthepleasuretheyfindinafriend’scompany,

thatis,whenamanspeaksofafriend,heislikelytobetalkingabout

someonehedoesthingswith,ateammate,afellowhobbyist,adrinkingbuddy.

Theseactivitiesarethefabricofthefriendship.Itisadoingrelationships

inwhichsimilarityininterestsisthekeybond.Thisfactorwasa

considerationoflessthan11%ofwomen.Womenoptforawarmemotional

atmospherewherecommunicationflowsfreely.Activityismerebackground.

Lastly,men,aswehaveseen,haveseriousquestionsabouteachother’s

loyalty.Perhapsthisiswhytheyplacedsuchstrongemphasison

responsivenessinacrisis.SomeoneIcancallonforhelp.Women,astheir

testimoniesindicate,aregenerallymoresecurewitheachotherand

consequentlyaremorelikelytotreatthisissuelightly.Infollowup

interviews,thiswasconfirmednumeroustimes.Aswomanafterwomanindicated

thatbeingtherewhenneededwastakenforgranted.(18)Asforthehazardsof

friendship.morethanafewrelationshipshavebeenshatteredbecauseof

cutthroatcompetitionandfeelingsofbetrayal.Thisliestbothmenand

women,butunequallyincomparison,nearlytwiceasmanymencomplainedabout

theseissuesaswomen.Further,whilecompetitionandbetrayalarethemain

thornstofemalefriendship:menareplaguedinalmostequalamountsbytwo

additionalissueslackoffranknessandafearofearingunmanly.

Obviously,foraman,agoodfriendshipishardtofind.

Question16:Whatqualitydomenvaluemostconcerningfriendshipaccordingto

aquestionnaireesponse?

Question17:Whatdowomenrefertowhenspeakingofclosefriendships?

Question18:Whatmaythreatenafriendshipforbothmenandwomen?

(19)Thepartialskeletonsofmorethan20dinosaursandscatteredbonesof

about300morehavebeendiscoveredinUtahandColoradoatwhatisnowthe

DinosaurNationalMonument.Manyofthebestspecimensmaybeseentodayat

museumsofnaturalhistoryinthelargercitiesoftheUnitedStates,and

Canada.Thisdinosaurpitisthelargestandbestpreserveddepositof

dinosaursknowntoday.(20)Manypeoplegettheideafromthemassofbonesin

thepitwallthatsomedisaster,suchasvolcanicexplosionorasuddenflood.

killedawholeherdofdinosaursinthisarea.Thiscouldhavehened,but

itprobablydidnot.

Themainreasonsforthinkingotherwise,otherscatteredbonesandthe

thicknessofthedepositinotherdepositswheretheanimalswerethoughtto

havediedtogether,theskeletonswereusuallycompleteandoftenallthe

boneswereintheirproperplaces.Roundedpiecesoffossilbonehavebeen

foundhere.Thesefragmentsgottheirsmooth,roundshapebyrollingalongthe

streambottom.Inamasskilling,theboneswouldhavebeenleftonthestream

orlakebottomtogetheratthesamelevel.Butinthisdeposit,thebones

occurthroughoutazoneofsandstoneabout12feetthick.

Themixtureofswampdwellersanddrylandtypesalsoseemstoindicatethat

thedepositisamixturefromdifferentplaces.Thepitareaisalarge

dinosaurgraveyard-notaplacewheretheydied.(21)Mostoftheremains

probablyfloateddowneastwardflowingriveruntiltheywereleftonashallow

sandbar.Someofthemmayhavecomefromfarawaydrylandareastothewest.

Perhapstheydrownedtryingtocrossasmallstream,allwashedawayduring

floods.Someoftheswampdwellersmayhavegotstuckintheverysandbarthat

becametheirgrave.Othersmayhavefloatedformilesbeforebeingstranded.

Eventoday,similareventstakeplace:Whenfloodscomeinthespring,sheep,

cattle,anddeerareoftentredbyrisingwatersandoftendrown.Their

deadbodiesfloatdownstreamuntilthefloodrecedes,andleavesthemstranded

onabarorshorewheretheylie,halfburiedinthesanduntiltheydecay,

EarlytravelersontheMissouriRiverreportedthatshoresandbarsoften

linedwiththedecayingbodiesofbuffalothathaddiedduringspringfloods.

Question19:WherecanmanyofthebestdinosaurspecimensbefoundinNorth

Question20:Whatoccurstomanypeoplewhentheyseethemassivebonesinthe

Question21:Whatdoesthespeakersuggestaboutthelargenumberofdinosaur

bonesfoundinthepit?

Iwouldlikeparticularlytotalkabouttheneedtodevelopanewstyleof

aginginourownsociety.(22)Youngpeopleinthiscountryhavebeenaccused

ofnotcaringfortheirparentsthewaytheywouldhaveintheoldcountry.

Andthisistrue.(23)Butiisalsotruethatoldpeoplehavebeeninfluenced

byanAmericanidealofindependenceandautonomy.Sowelivealone,perhaps

onthevergeofstarvation,intimewithoutfiends.Butwearcindependent.

ThisstandardAmericanstylehasbeenforcedoneveryethnicgroup.Although

therearemanygroupsforwhomtheidealisnotpractical,itisapoorideal

andpursuingitdocsagreatdealofharm.Thisidealofindependencealso

containsatremendousamountofunselfishness.

Intalkingtotoday’syoungmothers,Ihaveaskedthemwhatkindof

grandmotherstheythinktheyaregoingtobe.Iheardevotedlovingmothers

saythatwhentheyarethroughraisingtheirchildren,theyhavenointention

ofbecominggrandmothers.(24)Theyareastonishedtohearthatinmostofthe

world.throughoutmostofitshistory,familieshavebeenthreeorfour

generation-familiesJivingunder.thesameroof.Wehaveover-emphasizedthe

smallfamilyuni—father,mother,smallchildren.Wethinkitiswonderfulif

grandmaandgrandpa,ifthey’restillalive,canlivealone.Wehavereached

thepointwherewethinktheonlythingwecandoforourchildrenistostay

outoftheirway.Theonlythingwecandoforourdaughterinlawistosee

aslittleofheraspossible.(25)Oldpeople’snursinghomes.eventhebest

one.arefilledwitholderpeoplewhobelievetheonlythingtheycandofor

theirchildrenistolookcheerfulwhentheycometovisitSointheend.

olderpeoplehavetodevotealltheirenergiestonotbeingaburden.

independenceandautonomy.We’veisolatedoldpeopleandwe’vecutoffthe

childrenfromtheirgrandparents.Oneofthereasonswehaveasbada

generationgaptodayaswedoisthatgrandparentshavesteppedout.Young

peoplearebeingdeprivedofthethingtheyneedmost:perspectivetoknowwhy

theirparentsbehavesopeculiarlyandwhytheirgrandparentssaythethings

Question22:WhathaveyoungAmericansbeenaccusedof?

Question23:WhatdoesthespeakersayaboutoldpeopleintheUnitedStates?

Question24:Whatisastonishingtotheyoungmothersinterviewedbythe

Question25:Whatdoesthespeakerssayolderpeopletrytheirbesttodo?

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