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2023年12月六级真题听力第二套.doc

1、 12月六级真题听力原文 第二套Conversation-1W: You are going to give a short speech of thanks for the speaker this evening, arent you, Bill?M: Yes.W: You dont sound very enthusiastic. Its not that bad, is it?M: No, I dont mind, really. But I can never forget the first speech of thanks I did.W: Why? What happened?

2、M: Well, I was in my early twenties. I joined the local history society.W: Yes?M: Anyway, I went along to a lecture by a Miss Bligh. W: Oh. Do go on.M: She was going to talk with slides about our town in the mid-18th century. She had just published a book on the subject which was reckoned to be quit

3、e good. So I went along. When I arrived, the secretary asked me if I could give the speech of thanks. Rather stupidly, I said yes.W: Weve all done it.M: Anyway, from that point on, I was scared. What should I say? I decided to make notes during the lecture and refer to interesting parts and thank he

4、r on behalf of the society. In fact, by the time Miss Bligh stood up to talk, I was feeling much better. But she was so nervous that she kept forgetting what to say, and she spoke almost in a whisper. People at the back kept calling out “We cant hear.” It was embarrassing.W: I can imagine it.M: At l

5、east the slides were good, that is, until the bulb in the projector blew. And she had to finish her talk with no illustrations.W: So what did you say in your speech of thanks?M: What can you say? You have be polite. I mentioned the interesting facts, referred to the excellent slides, and the finishe

6、d by saying “Wed all like to thank Miss Bligh for blowing out her slides.” W: Oh, no.M: I felt terrible. I tried to apologize, not very successfully.W: And the speech of thanks this evening?M: Ill write down exactly what Im going to say and read it carefully.1. What is the man asked to do this eveni

7、ng?2. What do we learn about the man?3. What does the man say about Miss Bligh?4. What does the man say about the first time he gave a speech of thanks?Conversation-2W: Another cup of tea, Paul?M: No, thanks. Well, whats new, Laurie?W: Nothing dramatic. But there is something you should know about.M

8、: Whats that?W: Well, our rivals are offering extended credit terms to some of the retailers in the area.M: Oh? Which rival is this? We only have two.W: Barratts Company.M: Oh, them. Well, they are hardly a threat.W: I know they are smaller than us, but we cant afford to ignore them.M: Yes, you are

9、right, Laurie. But I dont like extended credit. It ties up cash we could put to better use elsewhere. But, Ill look into it on Monday.W: Yes. And there is something else.M: Dont tell me! The letter from the tax revenue office?W: Right. How did you know?M: Tara told me. Whats the problem?W: Well. Tom

10、e got this letter late yesterday and then went frantic trying to find copies of last years accounts.M: Did he find them?W: No. And he was away before I could get hold of the letter.M: How about a drive down to the office now? And well see if everythings all right. Theres another reason why I wanted

11、a chat with you before Monday.W: I thought as much. Well, go on. Surprise me.M: How about selling that new motorcycle of yours in Indonesia?W: What? You mean export? Paul, I think youve been away too long. This is Jayal Motors. Weve never sold a bike abroad.M: Dont worry, Laurie. Im not crazy. Ive b

12、een studying the possibility and I think we should give it a go.W: Its not as easy as that, though, is it? Well have to reorganize the whole company. M: Dont be silly. I dont intend starting next week. Wed have to plan it properly. Of course, there will be a few problems.W: A few problems? I can see

13、 hundreds. For one thing, transport. I have enough trouble delivering bikes to shops only 40 miles away, never mind 5,000 miles!M: Thats what forwarding agents are for.5. What does the woman think the man should know?6. What does the woman think of Barrats Company.7. What did the woman say about the

14、 letter from the tax revenue office?8. What is the man think of doing? Passage 1 A report on sleep and nutrition released this month found that people who consistently went to bed earlier than 11 p.m. took in fewer calories and ate more healthy food. In contrast, “night owls” who go to bed between 1

15、1 p.m. and 3 a.m. tend to consume more coffee, alcohol, refined sugars and processed meats than early risers. This report corresponds with the existing scientific literature on bedtime and wellness. The relationship between geeing more sleep and making better food choices is well-documented. A study

16、 published last year in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition found that people who sleep more tend to eat less unhealthy food than their peers who dont get much rest. And a study from the University of California, Berkeley, found that teens who go to bed late are more likely to gain weight ove

17、r a five-year period. As a group, “night owls” types tend to eat less healthy food and take in more calories overall than early risers. The later one goes to bed, the more calories one records the next day. As yet a challenge to explain the cause-and-effect relationship between sleep and nutrition,

18、there may be a third factor that impacts both of them. Or the relationship could be reversed, that is, people who eat less fall asleep earlier. Still, if late sleepers want to lose a few pounds, they can go to bed earlier than they usually do, thereby, reducing their chance of taking snacks before b

19、edtime.9.What do we learn about the report released this month?10. What does the study from the University of California, Berkeley, find about teens who go to bed late?11. What should “night owls” do to reduce their consumption of unhealthy food?Passage 2 Researchers have found not just a diversity

20、problem in Hollywood but actually an inclusion crisis. With less than a week before an Oscars ceremony that has already been criticized for an all-whit list of acting nominees, a study shows the film industry does worse than television. Just 3.4 percent of film directors were female, and only 7 perc

21、ent of films has cast whose balance of race and ethnicity reflected the countrys diversity. When researches looked at all TV shows, they also found that women of color over 40 were regarded as “largely invisible” and just 22 percent of TV series creators were female. Overall, the study found half th

22、e films and TV shows had no Asian speaking characters and more than one-fifth of them had no black characters with dialogue. The film industry still functions as a straight, whit, boys club. When looking at how women are depicted, the study found female characters were four times more likely to be s

23、hown in sexy clothing and nearly four times as likely to be referred to as physically attractive. But their results also indicated films and TV shows with women or people of color in the important jobs behind the scenesdirector, producer or writertended to have better diversity numbers. Across TV an

24、d film, the underrepresentation of non-white characters falls mostly on Hispanics. Among more than 10,000 characters, proportions of white, black and Asian characters came close to U.S. population figures. But Hispanics were just 5.8 percent of characters, despite being about 17 percent of the U.S.

25、population.12. Why has the Oscars ceremony been criticized?13. What do we learn from the research?14. Who are regarded as “largely invisible” on TV shows?15. What does the speaker say about Hispanic?Lecture 1 When purchasing life insurance, there are many important factors to consider. One should bu

26、y the policies that give the most protection at the least cost, ensure the right family members, and consider the familys financial needs. It is important to buy the insurance from companies that are financially sound and that are represented by honest, well-trained agents. At various stages in a pe

27、rsons life, different kinds of life insurance are needed for particular situations. Jerry is single and has no dependents. Probable the only life insurance he needs is enough to cover his debts and burial expenses. Insurance can be purchased at a lower rate during the young years, but by buying whil

28、e young, the premiums are paid in for a longer period of time. In the end, the amount paid for premium is about the same. A person shouldnt buy insurance protection that really isnt necessary. Suppose that Jerry marries Jeannette, who is a college graduate and is working. Perhaps enough insurance wo

29、uld be needed to cover their debts and burial expenses. Now, Jeanette has quit work and their first child is on the way. They have purchased a home with a small down payment and a 30-year mortgage. The situation regarding life insurance takes on a different look. There are dependents who need financ

30、ial protection. How much insurance is needed? As the family increase in size, it is essential to add more insurance on the breadwinner to protect the dependents. When the children are young and depend upon the family for financial need, families with modest incomes have difficulty providing enough l

31、ife insurance to protect the mother and the children. Families with modest incomes should insure the breadwinner or breadwinners first. When considering the amount of insurance for the mother with dependent children, substitute child care is a need that should be planned for until the children can c

32、are for themselves. The death of a small child would have no effect upon the income of the family. Perhaps a policy to meet funeral expenses would sufficient for the young child, although most people do not take out insurance on their young children. As the children become financially independent of

33、 the family, the emphasis on family financial security will shift from protection to saving for the retirement years. Every family situation is different, but it is important that each family give adequate thought to planning its financial future.16. What life insurance should a singe person buy, ac

34、cording to the speaker?17. What should people do as their family increases in size?18. When should one change their life insurance? Lecture 2 “Stereotype” may sound like a bad word, but theres nothing bad about it. For one thing, stereotypes are often accurate. When you ask people about their concep

35、t of stereotypes, they get it pretty much right. Also, stereotypes are often positive, particularly of groups that we ourselves belong to. Some of the statistical generalizations may be positive as some groups have reputations for being smart, for being loyal, for being brave, for all sorts of thing

36、s that are not at all negative. And so theres nothing inherently wrong abut stereotypes. But there are problems with stereotypes. For one thing, theyre reliable insofar as theyre based on unbiased samples. But a lot of the information we get about human groups is through biased sources like how they

37、re represented in the media. And if these sources dont give you an accurate depiction, your stereotype wont be accurate. For example, many Jews have been troubled by Shakespeares depiction of Shylock. If the only Jew you know is Shakespeares Shylock, its going to be a very bad impression. So one pro

38、blem with stereotypes is while we are good at drawing conclusions from them, often our information isnt reliable. A second problem is that stereotypes, regardless of whether or not theyre accurate, can have a negative effect on the people that they apply to. And this is what psychologist, Claude Ste

39、ele, described as stereotype threat. He has a vivid example of this. Heres how to make African-Americans do worse on a math test. You have the test and you put on the test that they have to identify their race. The very act of acknowledging that they are African-Americans when given a test ignites i

40、n them thoughts of their own stereotype which is negative regarding academics and that makes them do worse. Want to know how to make a woman do worse on a math test? Same thing, get her to write down her sex. One recent study found a sort of clever twist on this. When Asian-American women are given

41、a test and theyre asked to mark down their race, they do better than they would otherwise do. Theyre reminded of a positive stereotype that boosts their morale. You ask them, on the other hand, to mark down their sex, they do worse because they are reminded of a negative stereotype. Thats an example

42、 of how stereotypes have a potentially damaging effect on people.19. What does the speaker say about stereotype?20. What lead to the bias of stereotype?21. What does the speaker say is a problem with stereotypes?22. What did one recent study find about stereotype?Lecture 3 Sometimes when you take a

43、common drug, you may have a side effect. That is, the drug may cause some effect other than its intended one. When these side effects occur, they are called adverse reactions. Whenever you have an adverse reaction, you should stop taking the drug right away. Ask your pharmacist whether he can sugges

44、t a drug that will relieve the symptoms but that will not cause the adverse reaction. If an adverse reaction to a drug is serious, consult your doctor for advice at once. Drugs that are safe in the dosage stated on the label may be very dangerous in large dose. For example, aspirin is seldom thought

45、 of as dangerous, but there are many reports of accidental poisoning of young children who take too many aspirin pills as well as the possible development of Reye syndrome in children with flu. In adults, excessive used of some pain-killing drugs may cause serve kidney damage. Some drugs for relief

46、of stomach upsets, when taken in excess, can perhaps cause serious digestive problems. You should never use any over-the-counter drug on a regular, continued basis, or in large quantities, except on your doctors advice. You could be suffering from a serious illness that needs a doctors care. Each dr

47、ug you take not only acts on the body but may also alter the effect of any other drug you are taking. Sometimes, this can cause dangerous or even fatal reactions. For example, aspirin increases the blood-thinning effects of drugs given to patients with heart disease. Therefore, a patient who has bee

48、n taking such a drug may risk bleeding if her or she uses aspirin for a headache. Before using several drugs together you should ask your doctor and follow his advice. Your pharmacist can tell you whether certain drugs can safely be taken together. Alcohol may increase the effect of a drugsleeping p

49、ills combine with alcohol to produce a sleepy feeling. When taking any drug, you should ask your doctor whether drinking alcohol could be dangerous in combination with the medicine. Experts believe there is a relationship between adult abuse of legitimate medicines and the drug culture has swept our country. You can do your

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