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1、2023年六级仔细阅读模拟题汇总 在日常学习、工作或生活中，大家总少不了接触作文或者范文吧，通过文章可以把我们那些零零散散的思想，聚集在一块。大家想知道怎么样才能写一篇比较优质的范文吗？以下是我为大家搜集的优质范文，仅供参考，一起来看看吧 六级细致阅读模拟题篇一 读书不趁早，后来徒悔懊。以下是我为大家搜寻整理的英语六级阅读模拟试题考前训练，希望能给大家带来帮助!更多精彩内容请刚好关注我们应届毕业生考试网! dr. heinrich applebaum recently completed a study on the effects of television on children. in

2、his case, though, he wasnt concerned1 with violence , but how television gives children a false sense of reality. dr. applebaum told me,“the greatest danger of television is that it presents a world to children that doesnt exist, and raises expectations that can never be fulfilled. ” “ i dont unders

3、tand, doctor, ”i said. “well, let me cite one example. have you ever seen a television show where a person in an automobile doesnt immediately find a parking2 place on the very first try?” “come to think of it, ”i said,“i havent. ” “not only is there always a parking spot available3 but the driver d

4、oesnt even have to back into it. there are two parking spaces available whenever someone in a tv show needs one . children are being led to believe that when they grow up they will always be able to find a parking place when and where they want it. can you imagine the trauma when they discover that

5、in real life you can drive around a block for three hours and still not find a place to put your car?” “ i never thought of it but its true . what else do they show on television which gives a distorted4 picture of the real world?” “have you noticed that whenever a character walks out of a restauran

6、t or office building or apartment and says to the doorman,get me a taxi, the taxi immediately arrives? millions of children are under the impression5 that all a doorman has to do is blow his whistle and a taxi will be there. i have never seen a show where the doorman has said, im sorry. i cant get y

7、ou a taxi. you better take the bus. ” “of course , ”i said.“i never knew before what bothered me about those tv action programs, but now i do. there is always a yellow taxi waiting off screen. ” “now, ”said applebaum,“ have you ever said to a taxi driver, follow that car and dont lose him?” “not rea

8、lly. ” “well, if you had, the driver would have told you to blow it out your ear. no taxi driver is in a mood to follow another car because that means he s going to get involved. but on tv every cabdriver looks as if he d like nothing better to do than to drive 90 miles an hour through a rain-swept

9、street trying to keep up with a carful of hoods. and the worst thing is that the kids believe it. ” . fill in the blanks with the following phrases : ( be concerned with, as far as . . . concerned, parking lot, on the first try, under the impression) 1. driving around for almost an hour, i finally f

10、ound a_ . 2. the study _the effect of financial crisis on international trade . 3._ , jazz is a kind of classic music. 4. i find the place_ . 5. many of us are _that a man with an ugly face is a bad guy. . question : list two examples to illustrate the unreality of tv. . 1. parking lot 2. is concern

11、ed with 3 . as far as i am concerned 4. on the first try 5. under the impression . 1. whenever and wherever you want a parking place , you can find it. 2. whenever you walk out of a restaurant, the doorman could find you a taxi. 海因里希 阿普尔鲍姆博士最近完成了一项有关电视对儿童造成的影响的探讨。在 他的探讨中, 他对暴力问题并不感爱好, 他所关切的是电视怎样给孩子造

12、成一种现实错觉。 阿普尔鲍姆博士告知我:“ 电视带来的最大危害是它向孩子们呈现了一个并不存在的 世界, 并且挑起他们难以实现的期望。” “ 我不明白, 博士, ”我说。 “ 那么, 举个例子来说吧。你有没有在电视上看到过一个人开着车, 找不到停车的地方? ” “ 细致想想, ”我说,“ 我没见过那种状况。” “ 不仅总有空着的车位, 而且司机都用不着把车倒进去。无论什么时候, 当电视中的人 须要一个停车位的时候, 总会有两个可用。电视正引导着孩子们去信任这样的事情 他 们长大后, 无论什么时候, 也无论在哪里, 只要须要, 他们总能找到停车的地方。而现实生 活中, 孩子们为找个停车位驾车围着街

13、区转悠了三个小时, 最终仍没有找着一个可以停车 的地方, 你能想象此刻他们所受到的.损害吗? ” “ 我从没有想过, 但确有其事。电视上还呈现了什么歪曲现实的画面? ” “ 你有没有发觉, 无论什么时候, 一个人走出饭店、办公楼或公寓, 对门卫说 给我叫辆 车, 立即就有辆出租车过来? 成千上万的孩子就有了这样一种印象: 门卫只要吹声口哨,马 上就会有辆出租车开过来。我从没听过电视上的门卫说, 对不起, 没有出租车, 您请坐 公交车吧。” “ 当然, ”我说,“ 我以前从没发觉那些电视动作片有什么令人惊慌的, 现在我明白了。 那是因为总有辆黄色出租车等在荧屏之外。” “ 那么, ”阿普尔鲍姆博

14、士说, “ 你有没有对出租车司机说过 跟着刚才那辆车, 别跟 丢了? ” “ 没有。” “ 假如你那样说, 司机可能会让你打消那个念头。没有谁情愿跟踪另一辆车, 因为那意 味着他将卷入某种麻烦。但是在电视上好像每个司机都乐于以90 英里的时速, 行驶在雨 水冲刷过的街道上, 跟踪满满一车的打手。最糟糕的是孩子们却信任这样的事。” 电视的独创无疑是人类历史上的一大进步, 它让我们更多更快地了解到世界各地已经 发生和正在发生的事情。然而, 人们在充共享受它的同时, 一些不良后果也接踵而至。人 们过分地追求利润, 这已经使电视在许多时候成了一种误导大众的工具, 受影响最严峻的 当属处于启蒙阶段的孩子

15、。 1. 这个词的意思是“ 关切, 担忧”, 常用于词组be concerned with 中, 意思是“ 有关系, 涉 及”。concern 的用法许多, 常用的词组有: as concerns ( 关于) ; so / as far as . . . be concerned ( 关于, 至于) ; concern oneself in / with sth. ( 关切, 挂念, 担忧) 。 2. 留意, 这里的park 不是作“公园”解, 而是“停车”的意思。下文出现的parking spot 意思 是“ 可停放一辆汽车的空间”, 即通常说的“ 车位”。有些商场前立有标记: 请勿停车! ( no parking, please! ) 停车场一般用parking lot 或car park 表示, 而违章停车传票就是 parking ticket。 3. 这个词在这里的意思是“ 可以找到的, 可用的”。 4. 这个词意为“扭曲的, 歪曲的”。 5. 这里作“ 印象, 感觉”解。和under 搭配的词组许多, 如: under the pressure ( 在压力之下) ; under discussion ( 在探讨之中) 。 s(content_relate);