2022年福建省南平市大学英语6级大学英语六级预测试题(含答案).docx

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1、2022年福建省南平市大学英语6级大学英语六级预测试题（含答案）学校:班级:姓名:考号:一、LWriting（10 题）1. Directions: For this part, you are allowed 30 minutes to write a short essay entitled A Harmonious Society in My Mind. You should write at least 150 words following the outline given below:1.1. 现在国家主张建立和谐社会2 .我心中的和谐社会3 .为了达到这样的目标我们应该如何做A

2、 Harmonious Society in My Mind2. For this part, you are allowed 30 minutes to write a composition on the topic A Few Remarks on Competition. Your composition should be no less than 150 words and base one the outline given in Chinese below.1 .竞争是存在于当今社会的普遍现象；2 .竞争的好处；3 .竞争的同时不要忘记合作。3. Directions: For

3、 this part, you are allowed 30 minutes to write a composition based on the following graph. The title is Enthusiasm for Sports. You should write no less than 150 words and give your reasons why many TV viewers prefer to watch sports programs. Quote as few figures as possible in your writing and writ

4、e neatly and clearly.38.lt was once thought that air pollution affected only the area immediately around large cities with factories and/or heavy automobile traffic. Today we know that because these are the areas with the worst air pollution, Si.the problem is literally world-wide. At several occasi

5、ons S2 over the last decade, a heavy cloud of air pollution has covered the entire half of the United States and lead to S3health warnings even in rural areas away from any minor S4 concentration of manufacturing and automobile traffic.What has been found that air pollution is killing trees in S5 th

6、e mountains of California and melons on the farms of Indiana. In fact, the very weather of the entire earth S6 may be affected by air pollution. Some scientists feel that the increasing concentration of carbon dioxide in the air resulted from the burning of fossil fuels (coal S7 and oil) is creating

7、 a ngreenhouse effect holding in heat reflected to the earth and raising the worlds S8 average temperature. If this view is correct and that the S9 worlds temperature is raised only a few degrees, much of ice cap will melt and cities such as New York, Boston, Miami, or New Orleans will be under wate

8、r. S10 Si39.S5参考答案 l.A Harmonious Society in My Mind Since the year 2004 when the concept was first put forward to build a harmonious society has been the focus and major aim of the government and the people. Everyone has his own interpretatiA Harmonious Society in My Mind Since the year 2004 when t

9、he concept was first put forward, to build a harmonious society has been the focus and major aim of the government and the people. Everyone has his own interpretati2.A Few Remarks on Competition In our modern society you may feel competition everywhere . The athletesfor examplefight with each other

10、for championships. The students compete for prizes and scholar-ships at school . The unemployeA Few Remarks on Competition In our modernsociety you may feel competition everywhere . The athletes, for example, fight with each other for championships. The students compete for prizes and scholar-ships

11、at school . The unemploye3.ENTHUSIASM FOR SPORTS Modern sports are becoming more spectator-oriented than participant oriented. Just think of millions and millions of people who spend countless hours before TV sets watching sports of all sorts: Olympic Games World Series Games and the World Cup Socce

12、r Games. According to a survey sports have the greatest number of viewers (78%) among various televised events. When an important football match is televised live the streets of a big city are often left deserted. Even if it makes spectators dog-tired the next day they can not tear themselves away f

13、rom the screen. They are eager to know for sure the final scores. nTrue the scores will be available in the morning paper says a football fan but thats not the same thing: whats going on here !n A passion for sports takes possession of thousands of people who go to stadiums watch games on TV or list

14、en to broadcasts. One of the primary causes perhaps is that sports can provide alternative outlets for emotions and alternative sources of satisfaction. Modern science and technology has reduced most of work and life to a routine. There is no variety nor challenge nor risk. Everything is predictable

15、 and controllable. Among the activities through which people seek release from their colorless existence or pent-up emotions sports offer the purest form of escape and healthiest outlet. Sports can obliterate awareness of everyday reality discharge the tensions of a day at work satisfy the starved n

16、eed for free fantasy and aggressive urge and lift one to a moment of intense excitement and exhilaration. Enthusiasm for sports also reflects the public feeling. For most people it represents a common background a shared interest. It has a binding power that transcends social classes and political v

17、iews. Strangers may share nothing in the way of religion education and politics but the shared interest in sports is strong enough for them to get along and even become friends. Sports give people the opportunity to become a part of a community. Just because of the nature of sport itself and of huma

18、n beings sports can always incite in them a passionate enthusiasm.ENTHUSIASM FOR SPORTS Modern sports are becoming more spectator-oriented than participant oriented. Just think of millions and millions of people who spend countless hours before TV sets watching sports of all sorts: Olympic Games, Wo

19、rld Series Games and the World Cup Soccer Games. According to a survey, sports have the greatest number of viewers (78%) among various televised events. When an important football match is televised live, the streets of a big city are often left deserted. Even if it makes spectators dog-tired the ne

20、xt day, they can not tear themselves away from the screen. They are eager to know for sure the final scores. True, the scores will be available in the morning paper/ says a football fan, nbut thats not the same thing: whats going on here !” A passion for sports takes possession of thousands of peopl

21、e who go to stadiums, watch games on TV or listen to broadcasts. One of the primary causes perhaps is that sports can provide alternative outlets for emotions and alternative sources of satisfaction. Modern science and technology has reduced most of work and life to a routine. There is no variety, n

22、or challenge, nor risk. Everything is predictable and controllable. Among the activities through which people seek release from their colorless existence or pent-up emotions, sports offer the purest form, of escape and healthiest outlet. Sports can obliterate awareness of everyday reality, discharge

23、 the tensions of a day at work, satisfy the starved need for free fantasy and aggressive urge, and lift one to a moment of intense excitement and exhilaration. Enthusiasm for sports also reflects the public feeling. For most people it represents a common background, a shared interest. It has a bindi

24、ng power that transcends social classes and political views. Strangers may share nothing in the way of religion, education and politics, but the shared interest in sports is strong enough for them to get along and even become friends. Sports give people the opportunity to become a part of a communit

25、y. Just because of the nature of sport itself and of human beings, sports can always incite in them a passionate enthusiasm.4.Suicide on Campus The table indicates the seriousness of the increasing number of suicides among Chinese college students. Suicidal students can be classified into three cate

26、gories. The first group includeSuicide on Campus The table indicates the seriousness of the increasing number of suicides among Chinese college students. Suicidal students can be classified into three categories. The first group include5.1s Beauty an Advantage? Recently especially in winter holidays

27、 plastic surgery hospitals in many large cities have received a growing number of young clients. Most of them are forth-year college students who are hunting fbr their first job in society. They want their eyes enlarged or nose raised believing that a prettier face will bring about better opportunit

28、ies in the job market. Is beauty really an advantage? Does it make a beautiful individual a more powerful candidate for the position? It seems so at least in the eyes of the society. Nowadays televisions newspapers magazines and bill-boards are beauty-obsessed as ever. Thanks to the media were accus

29、tomed to see pretty cover girls gorgeous TV anchors and handsome executives in TV series. All these are spreading a misleading message - the survival of the prettiest. As the job market grows increasingly tight many students become convinced that good looks are of overwhelming importance. They resor

30、t to plastic surgeries and expensive clothes and make-up to build up their confidence. They package their appearance before going to an interview in the hope that an attractive appearance will impress the interviewer and make them stand out among numerous applicants. Its true that beauty is a market

31、ing tool that can open doors occasionally but it doesnt follow that an attractive appearance will take you all the way to success. In my opinion beauty is skin-deep and true beauty lies in the soul. After all what the boss really needs is committed competent employees that produce profits. If you re

32、ally want to get on in todays highly competitive world its important to understand the myth of beauty. Our society should place more value on intelligence and character. Both the mass media and educators should help make the misguided students realize that the richness of mind is ultimately more val

33、uable than good looks.Is Beauty an Advantage? Recently, especially in winter holidays, plastic surgery hospitals in many large cities have received a growing number of young clients. Most of them are forth-year college students, who are hunting for their first job in society. They want their eyes en

34、larged or nose raised, believing that a prettier face will bring about better opportunities in the job market. Is beauty really an advantage? Does it make a beautiful individual a more powerful candidate for the position? It seems so, at least in the eyes of the society. Nowadays, televisions, newsp

35、apers, magazines and bill-boards are beauty-obsessed as ever. Thanks to the media, were accustomed to see pretty cover girls, gorgeous TV anchors, and handsome executives in TV series. All these are spreading a misleading message - the survival of the prettiest. As the job market grows increasingly

36、tight, many students become convinced that good looks are of overwhelming importance. They resort to plastic surgeries and expensive clothes and make-up to build up their confidence. They package their appearance before going to an interview, in the hope that an attractive appearance will impress th

37、e interviewer and make them stand out among numerous applicants. Its true that beauty is a marketing tool that can open doors occasionally, but it doesnt follow that an attractive appearance will take you all the way to success. In my opinion, beauty is skin- deep, and true beauty lies in the soul.

38、After all, what the boss really needs is committed, competent employees that produce profits. If you really want to get on in todays highly competitive world, its important to understand the myth of beauty. Our society should place more value on intelligence and character. Both the mass media and ed

39、ucators should help make the misguided students realize that the richness of mind is ultimately more valuable than good looks.6 .My View on Campus Violence It is shocking to notice that extreme violence has occurred with frequency on campus in recent years. Several months ago a university student ha

40、cked some of his classmates to death withMy View on Campus Violence It is shocking to notice that extreme violence has occurred with frequency on campus in recent years. Several months ago, a university student hacked some of his classmates to death with 解析：写作点拨本 文要求考生对近来大学校园不断发生暴力事件这一现象进行论述。在布 局上，根

41、据题目中给出的提纲来展开即可。第一段描述大学校园暴力事 件不断出现这一现象；第二段分析造成这一现象的原因，比如大学生心 理承受力不足、就业压力大以及大学教育只注重学业而忽视道德修养的 提高等；第三段就这一问题提出自己的看法，当然也可以提出解决问题的方法，比如对大学生进行心理辅导、扩大法制宣传等。7 .Lets Go in for Sports In the world today more and more people are interested in sports and games which have become part of peoples daily life. In our

42、 country swing running basketball football table tennis anLets Go in for Sports In the world today, more and more people are interested in sports and games, which have become part of peoples daily life. In our country, swing, running, basketball, football, table tennis an8 .An Application for the As

43、sistant Librarian Dear librarian I saw your ad on the Library Board this morning and. I am very interested in the post as an assistant librarian. My name is Jack and I am a sophomore in the Depar An Application for the Assistant Librarian Dear librarian, I saw your ad on the Library Board this morni

44、ng and. I am very interested in the post as an assistant librarian. My name is Jack and I am a sophomore in the Depar 解析：本文 要求写一篇求职信，主要目的是向负责招聘的人介绍自己，使他信服自 己能够胜任所申请职位。在布局上，根据题目中给出的提纲来展开即可。 第一段介绍自己的姓名、班级、专业等基本信息，同时向面试者表明自 己对此职位有意向；第二段说明你具备的优点能够胜任此职位；第三段 表明对招聘人的感谢，留下具体的联系方式，如电话、传真、电子邮件 或通讯地址等，但最好不要在作文

45、中出现自己的真实信息。9 .A Letter of Consolation Dear John I am sorry to learn that you failed in TOEFL last week and you suffer a bad mood. Cheer up John; it is not your doom day. You still have a chance to take the exam nextA Letter of Consolation Dear John, 1 am sorry to learn that you failed in TOEFL last

46、week, and you suffer a bad mood. Cheer up, John; it is not your doom day. You still have a chance to take the exam next 解析：审题及布局。 本文是一篇典型的应用文写作，主要目的是安慰好友，鼓励他振作起来。在布局上，第一段对好友John未通过托福考试表示安慰；第二段对他 未通过考试的原因进行分析；第三段鼓励好友战胜失败，要注意措辞的 方式，或采用激将法，或引用名言。语言。本文是一篇安慰信，所以 用词应口语化，感情应真挚。lO.The First Impression of My

47、 Roommate It was my first day at the institute. I got into the building where 1 was going to live and looked door after door for my name. At last I found it. In the room there was already a student making his bed. After we said How do you do? to each other he continued his work paying no more attent

48、ion to me. I looked around the room and found that it had been thoroughly cleaned. No doubt it was he who had done it. I looked at him. He was thin short and dark. His hair was like a bundle of straw. His dirty clothes and tired look told me that he had had a long journey. His clothes were made of c

49、heap cloth and he wore a pair of rubber shoes which were very unfashionable. He was not a very smart freshmen at all. The second time he spoke his accent tom me that he was from the south. nShall I help you to get your luggage from the office?n I did not refuse since I really needed help. He was quick in movement. He walked out of the room and was soon far ahead of me to the office. nA good guyn I said to myself nI will make friends with him and I hurried and