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1、WORD 格式2019年 6 月大学英语四级真题及答案完整版(卷三)【题干】Directions:For thispart,you are allowed 30 minutestowritea newsreporttoyourschoolnewspaperon a volunteeractivity organizedby your StudentUniontohelp elderlypeoplein theneighborhood.You shouldwriteat least 120 wordsbutno morethan180 words.Part ReadingSectionASect
2、ionAthiDirections:In ssection,thereis a passagewithtenblanks.You are requiredtoselectonewordbank followingfor eachblankfroma list ofchothepassage.ReadthepassagePart I Writingiices givennawordthroughcarefullybeforemakingyourchoices.Eachchoiceinthe bthecorrespondingletterfoank is identifiedbya letter.
3、Pleasemarkr eachitemonAnswer Sheet 2 with ae.Youmaynotuseanyofthewordssingleline throughthecentrin thebankmorethanonce.Just becausen that animalstheycantsingoperaor ride a bicycledoesntmeadonthaveculture.Theresnobetterexampleof the most_(27)predators(of thisthankiller whales.As one食肉动物),k专业资料整理WORD
4、格式illerwhalesmaynotfit the_(28)ofa culturedcreature.However,thesebeastsofthesea doehaviorsthatappeardisplaya vastrangeofhighly_(29)btobedrivingtheir geneticdevelopment.Theword culturemeanscultivate.ItoncomesfromtheLatincolere,otherwords,itrefersto anythingwhich_(30)thatis_popinstinctiv_(31)orlearnt,
5、ratherthaneulations,elfintomanycultureaffectnotonlysornatural.Amonghumanthewaywelive,but also writesitsspenttourgenes,generationsaffecting who weare.Forinstance,havingthemammals ofArctic,certainhuntingthefatmarinehavedevelopedhe Eskimoshelp themofGreenlandgenetic_(32)thatthedigest andutilizethis fat
6、-rich diet,therebyallowingm to_(33)intheircoldclimate.Likehumans,killer whaleshavecolonizedarangeof different_(34)across the globe,occupyingwithanempirethat_(35)fromwhaleshavehadevery ocean basin on the planet,pole to pole.Assuch,differentpoto learndifferenthuntingtechnitheirhand overlocalprey(猎物).T
7、hkillepulationsofrquesin ordertogaintheupperis,in turn,has amajoreffectontheir diet,leadingscientiststo_abili(36)thatthetyto learn population-specifichuntingmethodscould be drivingtheanimalsgeneticdevelopment.【选项】专业资料整理WORD 格式A.acquiredB.adaptationsC.brutalD.deliberatelyE.expressedF.extendsG.habitat
8、sH.humbleI.imageJ.literallyK.refinedL.revolvesM.speculateN.structureO.thrive专业资料整理WORD 格式Part ReadingSectionBDirections:In thissection,youare goingtoreada passagetenstatementsattachedtoeachstatementcontainsinformationwithgiven in oneoftheparagraphs.e informationIdentifytheparagraphchoosea paragraphf
9、romwhichthmorethanois derived.You mayis markednce.Each paragraphwitha letter.Answerletter onoutotherthequestionsfor 18-tbymarkingthecorrespondingLivinwithparentsedgesgo 34-year-olds.AnswerSheet2.livinarrangementsgA Broaddemographic(andemployment人口的)shifts is maritalstatus,have transformededucational
10、adultattainmentthewayyoungCenters in the U.S.are living,anda newPewResearchanalysishigelemenhlightstheimplicationsofthesechangest of theirlives wheretheycall home.morethan130for themostbasicIn 2014,forthefirst timeinslightlymorelikelyyears,adults ages 18 to 34 werehomelivinto begitheirnparentsthanth
11、eyweretobe livingwithousehold.haspouseorB This turn of events is fueled primarily by the dramatic drop n the shareiof young Americans who are choosing to settle down omantically before age 35.rDating back to 1880,the most commonpartner in their own专业资料整理WORD 格式living arrangementamongyoungspouseadult
12、shas beenliving witha romantic partner,whether aarrangement34-year -oldspeakedora significantother.Thistype of62%ofthenations18-toor partnerin theirown houaround1960,whenlivinweregwith aspousesehold,andonly one-in-fivewerelivingwith theirparents.C By 2014,31.6%of young adults were living with a spou
13、se or partner intheir own household,below the share living in the hom e of their parent(s)(32.1%).Some 14%of young adults lived alone,were a single parent or lived with one ormore roommates.The re maining 22%lived in the home of another family member(such asa grandparent,in-law upquarters like colle
14、geDIts worthnotingthattheoverall share ofyoungat a recordabouthigh inadultslivingor sibling(兄弟姐妹 ),a non-relative,dormitories.or in growiththeirparentswasnotentpeakedaroundyear-oldslived4).What2014.Thisarrangem34-1940,when35%ofthenations18-towith momand/ordad(comparedwith32%in 201differeclhas change
15、d,iinstead,sthe relative shareadoptingwithlivinnt waysofgouplingpushinglivinist ofginearly adulthood,livingathomethe declineof romantictothetopof amuchless uniformarrangements.专业资料整理WORD 格式ur of todaysAmongyoungadults,living arrangementsdiffer significantlyby gender.Formen ages 18to34,living at home
16、with momand/ordalivind has been the dominantgarrangementsince 2009,In2014,2in8%ofyoung menwerelivingwith a spouseofpartnertheirownparent(s)home,while 35%were living inthehomeoftheir.Younglikelwomen,however,are still moreyto beliving witha spouseoflivinromanticpartner(35%)thantheyare to begwith their
17、parent(s)(29%).F In 2014,moreyoungwomen(16%)thanyoungmen(13%)wereheadingupahousehold withouta spouseorpartner.This is mainlylikelbecausewomen aremoreythanmentobe singleparentslivichildrenngwiththeir.Fortheir part,youngmen(25%)aremorelikellivinfamiy thanyoungwomen(19%)tobe gin the home of anotherly m
18、ember,a non-relativeorin sometypeofgroupquarters.G A varietyoffactors contributeto the long-runincreasein thTheeshareof young.Adultslivingwiththe parents.firstin the pofistponementof,if notretreatfrom,marriage.Theaverageageof rsteadilst marriagehasrisenyfor decades.In addition,a growingshare of youn
19、gadultmaybeavoidingmarriagealtogether.A previousPewResearchCenteranalysisprojectedthatasmanyas one-in-foyoungadultmay nevermarry.Whilecohabitation(同居)专业资料整理WORD 格式has been on the rise,the overall share of young adults ed orliving with an unmarried partner has substantiallyeitherfallenmarrisince1990.
20、HIn addition,trends in bothve likelycontributedliving in thehomeyoungmen.Employedemploymentstatusandwagesyoung adultswhohaareto the growingshareofioftheir parent(s),andthis sespeciallytrueofyoungmenlikelyare muchless toliveat hoyoungmethanyoungmenwithouta job,and employmentamongimen has fallensignif
21、icantlynrecentmenwith jobspeakedmenarounddecades.Theshareofyoung1960at 84%.In 2014,only 71%of 1Similarlywith earnings,onayoungdownwa8-to 34-year-oldmenswageswereemployed.(after adjustingfor inflation)havebeensignificantlyform轨迹)since1970andfellrdtrajectory(Aswagesoftheir2000 to2010.homehave fallen,t
22、he shareofyounghasrisen.menliving in theparent(s)I Economic factors seem to explain less of why young adult wo menare increasingly likely to live at home.Generally,young women havehad growing success in the paid labor market since 1960 and hencemight increasingly be expected to be a be to afford to
23、affor d tolive independently of their parents.For women,delayed marria专业资料整理WORD 格式ge-whichay explainis related,in part,to labormarketmoreof the increasein theirlivingoutcomesfor men min the familyhome.J TheGreatRecession(andmodestrecovery)has alsobeenassociatedwithanincrease in youngthewakelivinadu
24、ltsgat home.Initially inexpanded,boostingtof therecession,collegeenrollmentsheranksofyoungadultsliving at home.pportunitiesfacingyoungAndgiven the weak job owas partof the pristorm.adults,livingat homeadultsto weathervate safetynet helpyoungtheeconomicKBeyondgender,youngadultslivingarrangementsdiffe
25、rconsiafinanciaderablebyeducation whichis tied tolmeans.dultswithouta bachelorsdegree,prevalentas of 2008For younglivingat homewithtpartner.a bacliving46%heir parentswas moreBy 2014,36%of 18-tohelorsdegreewithaspouseweremarriedwerethan livingwitharomantichadnotcompletedwere34-year-oldswhotheiliving
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