2020年英语六级听力及2020年英语六级听力一套

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1、2020年12月英语六级听力真题答案

2、今年英语六级436分需要复试吗

3、2020年7月英语六级听力真题1、2020年12月英语六级听力真题答案英语六级听力对话答案

q 1:c)herclaimhasbeencompletelydisregarded。

q 2:a)thegroundflooroftheircottagewasflooded。

q 3:d)the woman ' sfailuretopayherhouseinsuranceintime。

q 4:a)filealawsuitagainsttheinsurancecompany。

q 5:b)theydisagreeaboutthefutureofaitechnology。

q 6:c)less time-consumingandfocusingoncreation。

q 7:b)digitallifecouldreplacehumancivilization。

q 8:d)itwillbesmarterthanhumanbeings。

q 9:b)save one-fifthoftheirnetmonthlyincome。

q 10:a)startbydoingsomethingsmall。

Q11:B)Anambitiousplan。

q 12:b)shefoundheroutfitinropriate。

q 13:a)tosavethetroubleofchoosingauniqueoutfiteveryday。

q 14:c)itmattersalotinjobsinvolvinginteractionwithothers。

q 15:d)dowhateverispossibletolooksmart。

q 16:atheirobsessionwithconsumption。

q 17:dthingsthatwecherishmost。

q 18:atheyservemultiplepurposes。

q19:盖子10% oftherespondentsliedaboutthedistancetheydrove。

q 20:ctheywantedtoprotecttheirreputation。

Q21:BTheyseemintuitive。

q 22:dolderpeople ' saversiontonewmusic。

q 23:atheynolongerlistentonewmusic。

q 24:dthemoreyouexperiencesomething、thebetteryou' llreciateit。

q 25:bteenagers ' emotionsaremoreintense。

2020年12月英语六级听力真题答案毕业证样本网更多地提到了大学英语六级考试准备技巧、备考建筑、新闻信息、成绩查询、准考证打印入口、准考证打印时间等。祝毕业证考生们都认真准备考试，顺利通过考试。第二，今年英语六级436分需要复试吗？

可能不需要。一般来说，社会的基本标准和各学校自行规定的及格线是往年425分。

全国大学英语六级考试改革后，报道成绩为710分，作文部分106.5分，听力部分248.5分，阅读理解部分248.5分，翻译部分106.5分。

考试成绩在220分以上的考生，国家教育部高校司委托“全国大学英语四六级考试委员会”发送成绩单，未设置及格线。现在英语四六级只发成绩单，没有证书，招聘单位看个人成绩单，所以成绩单分数越高，自然越受欢迎。

2005年6月以后，如果CET纸笔或CET互联网考试六级成绩在425分以上(含425分)，就可以参加口试。英语过了六级，考研要考英语，考研只需要大学本科或同等学历，对四六级成绩没有严格的规定。当然，一些知名大学对报考的学生的英语成绩有要求，考生需要得到权威答复，所以最好亲自查看报考机关最新的硕士生招生简章。Criminals

whosesphereofactivitiesisstrictlydelimited . 3、2020年7月英语六级听力真题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.

Question5:Whatdocsthewomanthinkisrequiredtobesuccessfulin

internationaltrade?

Question6:Whatdoesthewomansayisspecialaboutherwayofdoingtrade?

Question7:WhatdocsthewomanhaveinbothItalyandChina?

Question8:Whatdoesthewomansaymakesfurnituremarginallymore

Directions:Inthissection,youwillheartwopassages.Attheendofeach

passage,youwillhearsomeques-tions.Boththepassageandthequestions

willbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebest

answerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).Thenmarkthe

correspondingletteronAnswerSheet1withasinglelinethroughthecenter.

Toomanypeopleviewtheirjobsasasdayprison,whichtheyareparoledevery

Friday,saysJoelGoodman,founderofthehumorproject,ahumorconsulting

groupinSaratogasprings,NewYork.(9)Humorunlockstheofficeprison

becauseitletsadultsbring.someoftheirchildlikespirittothejob,

accordingtoHowardPollio,professorofpsychologyattheuniversityof

TennesseeKnoxville.Andofficewithhumorbreaksisanofficewithsatisfied

andproductiveemployees.(10)Polioconductedastudythatprovedhumorcan

helpworkersExcelatroutineproductiontasks.Employeesperformbetterwhen

theyhavefun.Inlargecorporationswithahierarchyofpower,thereisoften

nooutletforstress.Everycompanyneedsundergroundwaysofpokingfunat

theorganization,saysLynnandMark,aspeakeronworkplacehumorforsaint

Mary’shealthcenterinsaintLouis.

KodakRochester,NewYorkbranch,discoveredawayforitsemployeestouncork

theirbottledupresentments.There1000squarefoothumorroomfeaturesatoy

store.Amongtherooms,manystressreducinggadgets,themainattractionisa

bossdollwithdetachablearmsandlegs.(11)Employeescantakethedoll

apartaslongatheyputitsarmsandlegsbuckinplace.

SandyCohan,ownerofagraphicprintproductionbusiness,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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