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1、（2021年）江西省抚州市大学英语6级大学英语六级模拟考试（含答案）学校:班级:姓名:考号:一、LWriting（10 题）1. For this part, you are allowed 30 minutes to write a short essay entitled Reflection on the Volunteer Work. You should write at least 150 words following the outline given below in Chinese:1 .当前，一股志愿者工作热席卷校园2 .校园志愿者工作热现象的原因3 .你的打算Refle

2、ction on the Volunteer Work2. Directions: For this part, you are allowed 30 minutes to write a letter 一on behalf of the Students1 Union and the Academic Lectures Association 一to invite a visiting foreign professor, David, to deliver a presentation to the students in your university. You are NOT allo

3、wed to include the name of your university in this letter. You should write at least 150 words following the outline given below.1 .对这位知名的外籍教授的到来表示欢迎2 .表达希望该教授就某个话题在学校进行讲座的希望和对讲座的一些 基本设想3 .希望教授可以接受邀请，并对教授的宝贵时间表示感谢3. Directions: For this part, you arc allowed 30 minutes to write a composition on the

4、topic Class Skipping in Colleges. You should write at least 150 words following the outline given below in Chinese:1.目前大学生逃课现象很普遍S6S2参考答案1 .Reflection on the Volunteer Work Currently nvolunteer work becomes a trendy word around the campus. Many college students are proud of having the access to cert

5、ain volunteer organizations. Their work covers many fiReflection on the Volunteer Work Currently, nvolunteer workn becomes a trendy word around the campus. Many college students are proud of having the access to certain volunteer organizations. Their work covers many fi2 .April 4 2007 Dear Professor

6、 David First please accept our warm welcome for your visiting our university during your academic exchange programs in China. You can not imagine how flattered we feel to have the opportunity to meet the author of several of our textbooks. We are writing this letter to invite you to deliver a presen

7、tation during your one-week visit in China on the topic of the Labor Movement in Developing Countries and Its Implication for China. We would really appreciate it if you can use your expertise to show us some roles of the immigration workers in some developing countries preferably Asian countries fo

8、r that would probably give us more to learn from. If you can include in your presentation the problems these countries face and their measures to solve these problems it would be even better. Thank you for your time and patience. We eagerly wait to hear from you. Students1 Union of * * * * Academic

9、Lectures Association of * * * *April 4, 2007 Dear Professor David, First please accept our warm welcome for your visiting our university during your academic exchange programs in China. You can not imagine how flattered we feel to have the opportunity to meet the author of several of our textbooks.

10、We are writing this letter to invite you to deliver a presentation during your one-week visit in China, on the topic of the Labor Movement in Developing Countries and Its Implication for China. We would really appreciate it if you can use your expertise to show us some roles of the immigration worke

11、rs in some developing countries, preferably Asian countries, for that would probably give us more to learn from. If you can include in your presentation the problems these countries face and their measures to solve these problems, it would be even better. Thank you for your time and patience. We eag

12、erly wait to hear from you. Students1 Union of * * * * Academic Lectures Association of * * * *3 .Class Skipping in Colleges Class skipping is something that is almost unimaginable for us when we were in middle school and high school (1) but it becomes a usual phenomenon in today*s universities. Wha

13、ts worse some of the undergraduates do not think it is (2) a to skip classes. (3) There are some possible reasons for the phenomenon. (4) First university students are not prepared to (5) live a self-disciplined life and when this is companied by a loose management system of universities class skipp

14、ing inevitably appears and increases. (4) Second the size of some of the university courses is too big: when (6) more than 100 or even 200 students are having one lecture together the attendance of all the students can not possibly be accurately recorded. (4) Third some of the college students may n

15、ot find the direction for their future development. (7) In my view it is not acceptable to skip classes (8) at our own will (9) let alone the importance of academic learning and skill training. If we can not be a responsible individual and choose not to obey the rules we can not make ourselves an el

16、igible citizen.Class Skipping in Colleges Class skipping is something that is almost unimaginable for us when we were in middle school and high school, (1) but it becomes a usual phenomenon in todays universities. Whats worse, some of the undergraduates do not think it is (2) a to skip classes. (3)

17、There are some possible reasons for the phenomenon. (4) First, university students are not prepared to (5) live a selfdisciplined life, and when this is companied by a loose management system of universities, class skipping inevitably appears and increases. (4) Second, the size of some of the univer

18、sity courses is too big: when (6) more than 100 or even 200 students are having one lecture together, the attendance of all the students can not possibly be accurately recorded. (4) Third, some of the college students may not find the direction for their future development. (7) In my view, it is not

19、 acceptable to skip classes (8) at our own will, (9) let alone the importance of academic learning and skill training. If we can not be a responsible individual and choose not to obey the rules, we can not make ourselves an eligible citizen.解析:审题本题要求写一篇议论文，“逃课现象”是大学生非常熟悉的校园话题，与他们联系比较密切，议论要客 观、具有说服力，

20、而不能无理无据地空洞表述。思路第一段说明大学生逃课的普遍性；第二段详细论述大学生逃课的原因；第三段给出自己的观点：不要逃课。4 .Which Weighs More: School Brand or Major? It is widely accepted that to be admitted by the university which enjoys a world-wide prestige is crucial for one*s future occupation. However others also argue that is more important to study

21、the major suitable for the candidate if he cannot be offered one by the famous universities. Every choice means the possibility of gains or losses. Supposing it is up to me to take a choice I claim that a school brand outweighs a major. For my part a major as knowledge is not so important as the abi

22、lity to acquire knowledge. Knowledge can become obsolete before you know it while ability cannot. A prestigious university can more often than not help improve a student in an all-round Way. Furthermore a graduate from such a university can always find himself prominent and confident both psychologi

23、cally and academically therefore why not abandon the fish to fetch a bears palm? Every choice means the possibility of gains or losses. It is also the case with the choice between a prestigious university and a favorite major. Surely it is better to get both at the same time. But what decision will

24、you make when you are not so lucky and such choice is necessary?Which Weighs More: School Brand or Major? It is widely accepted that to be admitted by the university, which enjoys a world-wide prestige, is crucial for onefs future occupation. However, others also argue that is more important to stud

25、y the major suitable for the candidate if he cannot be offered one by the famous universities. Every choice means the possibility of gains or losses. Supposing it is up to me to take a choice, I claim that a school brand outweighs a major. For my part, a major, as knowledge, is not so important as t

26、he ability to acquire knowledge. Knowledge can become obsolete before you know it, while ability cannot. A prestigious university can, more often than not, help improve a student in an all-round Way. Furthermore, a graduate from such a university can always find himself prominent and confident both

27、psychologically and academically, therefore, why not abandon the fish to fetch a bears palm? Every choice means the possibility of gains or losses. It is also the case with the choice between a prestigious university and a favorite major. Surely, it is better to get both at the same time. But what d

28、ecision will you make when you are not so lucky and such choice is necessary?5 .Taking Care of the Old (1) Aging is becoming a global issue. The development of medical technology (2) makes it possible for people to live longer than in the past. And taking care of the old has become a major concern f

29、or all (3) that live in an aging society. (4) As undergraduates what should we do for the old? (5) First of all we can begin from (6) caring for our elder relatives. Its helpful that we visit our aging grandparents regularly take them out for a walk and talk about the old days. (5) Whats more it is

30、a good idea to fill our spare time working as volunteers to (7) look after the elder at nursing homes. (5) Last but not least we may join the effort with our knowledge in constructing an elderly caring system with the integration of families communities welfare institutions and governments. (8) Ther

31、e is no doubt that taking care of the old is a demanding and time-consuming task. (9) However the living condition of senior citizens reflects a nations living standard and social morals. More importantly living with the elder and caring for them is a rewarding experience.Taking Care of the Old (1)

32、Aging is becoming a global issue. The development of medical technology (2) makes it possible for people to live longer than in the past. And taking care of the old has become a major concern for all (3) that live in an aging society. (4) As undergraduates, what should we do for the old? (5) First o

33、f all, we can begin from (6) caring for our elder relatives. Its helpful that we visit our aging grandparents regularly, take them out for a walk and talk about the old days. (5) Whats more, it is a good idea to fill our spare time working as volunteers to (7) look after the elder at nursing homes.

34、(5) Last but not least, we may join the effort with our knowledge in constructing an elderly caring system with the integration of families, communities, welfare institutions and governments. (8) There is no doubt that taking care of the old is a demanding and time-consuming task. (9) However, the l

35、iving condition of senior citizens reflects a nations living standard and social morals. More importantly, living with the elder and caring for them is a rewarding experience. 解析： 本题要求写一篇议论文。先要描述现象(身边的老人越来越多)，再阐述具体做 法(一般是两至三点)，最后简要叙述原因。思路第一段总述在老龄化的社会里，照顾老人是必要的；第二段具体介绍大学生如何帮助老人；第三段简单介绍要照顾老人的原因。6 .How

36、 I Spend My Summer Vacation Our summer vacation begins on July 15th and lasts nearly two months. Considering that my brain needs rest after a period of hard work I together with my family went to our countryside a very small farmhouse handed down from our forefathers to spend the summer. Obviously l

37、ife in the country is very different from that in the city. Early in the morning I took a stroll along the field side. The air was fresh and pure. With a dog following sometimes I ran a race in the meadows covered with tall grass. Sometimes I climbed up the hill to see the sun slowly yet steadily em

38、erging out of the eastern horizon. The birds also seemed to have awakened from their dreams twittering restlessly among the bushes. In order to appreciate the quietness of the country I gave myself entirely to nature with a light heart and a happy mind. Sometimes in the afternoon I in company with m

39、y cousins took a rod and went to the river to fish. It made the household happy when they saw me returning with a basketful of big fresh fish. When night came I would sit at the door and tell the most marvelous and interesting stories to my cousins who listened to the tale of wonder with open eyes a

40、nd mouths. I wish I could enjoy such calm pure and beautiful rural life fbrever.How I Spend My Summer Vacation Our summer vacation begins on July 15th and lasts nearly two months. Considering that my brain needs rest after a period of hard work, I, together with my family, went to our countryside, a

41、 very small farmhouse handed down from our forefathers, to spend the summer. Obviously, life in the country is very different from that in the city. Early in the morning I took a stroll along the field side. The air was fresh and pure. With a dog following, sometimes I ran a race in the meadows cove

42、red with tall grass. Sometimes I climbed up the hill to see the sun slowly yet steadily emerging out of the eastern horizon. The birds also seemed to have awakened from their dreams, twittering restlessly among the bushes. In order to appreciate the quietness of the country, I gave myself entirely t

43、o nature, with a light heart and a happy mind. Sometimes in the afternoon, I, in company with my cousins, took a rod and went to the river to fish. It made the household happy when they saw me returning with a basketful of big fresh fish. When night came, I would sit at the door and tell the most ma

44、rvelous and interesting stories to my cousins, who listened to the tale of wonder with open eyes and mouths. I wish I could enjoy such calm, pure and beautiful rural life forever.7 .Computer and Online Games Walking into each and every dormitory on university campus you would find someone playing co

45、mputer games especially online ones. Playing computer and online games can benefit the students in the following ways: first it offers a good way to relax after long- hours of study; second some games requiring co-operation between the players can serve as team-work spirit training. But the problems

46、 involved are also quite obvious. Too many hours spent on these games can be really harmful fur our health not to mention the phenomenon that some college students choose to play games instead of attending lectures. Meanwhile dormitory is a place for us to take a rest or sleep and since there are us

47、ually four students and in some cases even six or more students living in one dormitory game-playing in dorms sometimes turns out to be one source of noise and makes it impossible for others to rest or sleep. All in all I dont think there is an easy judgment about this issue. What we need to make su

48、re is that game-playing is restricted to a time period that does not interrupt either our academic activities or the lives of others. Given this it would be a good choice to make our campus life more colorful.Computer and Online Games Walking into each and every dormitory on university campus, you w

49、ould find someone playing computer games, especially online ones. Playing computer and online games can benefit the students in the following ways: first, it offers a good way to relax after long-hours of study; second, some games requiring cooperation between the players can serve as team-work spirit training. But the problems involved are also quite obvious. Too many hours spent on these games can be really harmful fur our health, not to mention the phenomenon that some college students choose to play g