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1、2023年浙江省嘉兴市大学英语6级大学英语六级预测试题（含答案）学校:班级:姓名:考号:一、1 .Writing。0 题）1. Direction: For this part, you are allowed 30 minutes to write a composition on the topic: Should Private Cars Be Encouraged in China. You should write at least 150 words and base your composition on the outline （given in Chinese） below:

2、1 .有些人认为有必要发展私家车2 .有些人持反对态度3 .你的看法2. For this part, you are allowed 30 minutes to write a short essay entitled Write an English Diary. You should write at least 150 words.3. For this part, you are allowed 30 minutes to write a composition on the topic My Viewpoint on Unemployment of College Graduate

3、s. You should write at least 150 words according to the suggestions given below in Chinese: 1.大学生失业已经成为严重的社会问题2 .大学生失业的原因3 .提出自己对这个现象的看法和认为可行的解决途径My Viewpoint on Unemployment of College Graduates4 . Directions: Your friend Peter needs to make a decision in choosing to study history or computer scien

4、ce. He really likes history, but he is told that it will be easier for him to find a job if he studies computer technology. Make your comparison and then write a letter to him and give your suggestions. You should write at least 150 words within 30 minutes.五、5.Error Correction（3 题）S3S5S8六、6.Error Co

5、rrection。题）34. S2S335. You probably enjoy being a part of your local community.You may attend church services, belong to a neighborhood watch group, chat with neighbors over the fence, or meeting neighborhood Sifriends at a local restaurant. Its human nature to want to bond withothers, so its not su

6、rprised to find that people are seeking out each S2other online by forming all sorts of Internet communities. The Internet is brimming with groups of people who aresharing experiences, learning from each other, and enjoy the S3 .Multi-person. Internet communities can take several different forms. Tw

7、o of the most common forms are message boards and chat rooms, either of which are based on shared interests. S4 .Message boards, also called forums, are extremely popular.They are places where people post comments for all other participants to read. Message board visitors can read and reply to any c

8、omments they find them interesting. S5 .Chat rooms are virtual rooms in there people meet to talk S6 about anything. They differ from message boards that conversations S7 in chat rooms take place in real time. You visit a chat room simply by going to the specified Internet address. Once there, you w

9、ill be asked to log in, and once you are in the room, you would be S8 able to see the names of others in the room and read theirconversations as they progress. You can jump in at some time by S9 typing your comments and clicking on post, send, or whatever link the chat room has provided to add your

10、comments for the chat. S10Si参考答案1 .Should Private Cars Be Encouraged in China As China develops technically and economically the use of private cars becomes widespread. There is no complete agreement among people as to whether we should encourage private cars in China or not. Some people say that it

11、 is reasonable to encourage more private cars. First of all private cars offer convenience. If people have more private cars they are not forced to rely on public transport which is often crowded and slow especially during the rush hour. Moreover private cars offer mobility. They can get people arou

12、nd more easily. Long distances can be covered rapidly and pleasantly. However others argue that too many private cars bring problems. First with more private cars the air in the city is becoming worse and worse. It threatens the peoples health. Furthermore private cars bring about more traffic accid

13、ents which kill and injure a large number of people. Personally I think the use of private cars should be well controlled. We ought to find a safer means of transport which will bring joy and comfort rather than injury and death.Should Private Cars Be Encouraged in China As China develops technicall

14、y and economically, the use of private cars becomes widespread. There is no complete agreement among people as to whether we should encourage private cars in China or not. Some people say that it is reasonable to encourage more private cars. First of all, private cars offer convenience. If people ha

15、ve more private cars, they are not forced to rely on public transport, which is often crowded and slow, especially during the rush hour. Moreover, private cars offer mobility. They can get people around more easily. Long distances can be covered rapidly and pleasantly. However, others argue that too

16、 many private cars bring problems. First, with more private cars, the air in the city is becoming worse and worse. It threatens the peoples health. Furthermore, private cars bring about more traffic accidents which kill and injure a large number of people. Personally, I think the use of private cars

17、 should be well controlled. We ought to find a safer means of transport which will bring joy and comfort rather than injury and death.解析：按照指令所给出的3点，我们可以看出这是一篇正反观点对比的议论文。可将这篇作文分成4段来写。第1段点题，提出对于我国是否应该鼓励拥有私家 车这个议题，人们有不同的看法。第2段说明有些人认为有必要发展私 家车的原因。第3段对比第2段提出相反的观点：私家车过多，城市空 气越来越差，对人的身体有害；私家车过多，造成更多的交通事故，威

18、 胁人的生命。第4段亮明自己的观点：应该合理控制私家车，找到一个 既给人们带来快乐、舒适，又给保障人们安全的交通工具。2 .Write an English Diary English learners spend most time in practicing reading listening speaking and translation. But they seldom try to write anything in English. Writing does come the last in the process of languagWrite an English Diary

19、 English learners spend most time in practicing reading, listening, speaking and translation. But they seldom try to write anything in English. Writing does come the last in the process of languag3 .My Viewpoint on Unemployment of College Graduates With the policy of expanding recruitment of higher

20、education and fierce competition of jobhunting market the unemployment of college graduates is becoming a hot issue of the wMy Viewpoint on Unemployment of College Graduates With the policy of expanding recruitment of higher education and fierce competition of job-hunting market, the unemployment of

21、 college graduates is becoming a hot issue of the w4 .Dear Peter You have asked me for my advice concerning whether you should study history or computer science at a university. Here is how I look at it. I know you have been interested in history since schooldays. However as a practical person and y

22、our friend I would advise you to take up computer science. There are several reasons for this. Firstly university training is a preparation for your future career. Therefore when you choose your major you have to think about its prospectwhether it will ensure your establishment and continuous develo

23、pment in society. Computer science will offer you much wider job opportunities. History however fascinating it may be offers far fewer career prospects. Secondly in the age of science and technology it is necessary for one to be computer-literate. In fact the computer is playing an increasingly impo

24、rtant role in our lives. If you choose computer science as your major I am sure you can enjoy far better career prospects than you can with history. Of course I am not suggesting that you give up your interest in history altogether. You can take it as a hobby which may enrich your life. In this way

25、while you study computer science for your future career you can also find pleasure in your hobby. I hope what I said can be of some help for you to decide. I wish you could make a wise and happy choice. Best wishes RebeccaDear Peter, You have asked me for my advice concerning whether you should stud

26、y history or computer science at a university. Here is how I look at it. I know you have been interested in history since schooldays. However, as a practical person and your friend, I would advise you to take up computer science. There are several reasons for this. Firstly, university training is a

27、preparation for your future career. Therefore, when you choose your major, you have to think about its prospect-whether it will ensure your establishment and continuous development in society. Computer science will offer you much wider job opportunities. History, however fascinating it may be, offer

28、s far fewer career prospects. Secondly, in the age of science and technology, it is necessary for one to be computer-literate. In fact, the computer is playing an increasingly important role in our lives. If you choose computer science as your major, I am sure you can enjoy far better career prospec

29、ts than you can with history. Of course, I am not suggesting that you give up your interest in history altogether. You can take it as a hobby, which may enrich your life. In this way, while you study computer science for your future career, you can also find pleasure in your hobby. I hope what I sai

30、d can be of some help for you to decide. I wish you could make a wise and happy choice. Best wishes, Rebecca5 .Good Manners Good manners mean polite behaviors following the social etiquettes which are tacitly agreed upon by its society. Good manners are of profound significance to both individual an

31、d society. In a naiTOw view good manners can render a person elegant refined and easy to like. A well- mannered person can make the people around him/her feel comfortable and pleased. In a broad view good manners can make great contributions to the harmony of a society. We can*t deny humans irreconc

32、ilable differences in philosophy politics or religion. Good manners can though not eradicate them disguise those antipathies that arise. Otherwise our society would be plunged into chaos. In order to keep the social wheels spinning smoothly we should standardize good manners and educate people to pe

33、rform accordingly.Good Manners Good manners mean polite behaviors, following the social etiquettes which are tacitly agreed upon by its society. Good manners are of profound significance to both individual and society. In a nanow view, good manners can render a person elegant, refined, and easy to l

34、ike. A well-mannered person can make the people around him/her feel comfortable and pleased. In a broad view, good manners can make great contributions to the harmony of a society. We cant deny humans irreconcilable differences in philosophy, politics or religion. Good manners can, though not eradic

35、ate them, disguise those antipathies that arise. Otherwise, our society would be plunged into chaos. In order to keep the social wheels spinning smoothly, we should standardize good manners and educate people to perform, accordingly.6 .THE NEWSPAPER: A BETTER SOURCE OF NEWS Over the past hundred yea

36、rs newspapers have played an important role in our social political and economic life. But for most of us today television has become our main source of news. According to a questionnaire on ways of obtaining information* nearly 72 per cent of the people watch TV and only 12 per cent read newspapers

37、 for their daily news. Perhaps the great disparity of ratio results from the easy access to television nowadays. This however puts us in a very disadvantageous position for the newspaper is a better source of news in many ways. Although television news excels in bringing into our living room dramati

38、c events of singular importance: spacecraft launchings natural disasters record-breaking sports events wars and so on yet it cannot cover important stories in the depth they may deserve because of its time limit. Newspapers however can devote to a news item as much space as necessary and flesh it ou

39、t with more details. Furthermore television by nature is a passive medium. It deprives viewers of the freedom of seiection. Whether you like or dislike a particular piece of news* you have to sit before the tube and watch it following its pace passively. But by reading newspapers you can select the

40、most interesting news and skip over what you think is boring or irrelevant. You can read some news in great detail orjust run through it briefly. Also watching TV involves very little if any mental activity and a constant diet of television journalism leads to the decline in general intellectual ski

41、lls such as reading and writing. In contrast to this the print media encourages active involvement in what is being reported. Readers have to make greater efforts than TV viewers to follow and absorb a news report. When we consider television news versus newspaper news in terms of for mat coverage a

42、nd nature is there any question as to which is a better source of news?THE NEWSPAPER: A BETTER SOURCE OF NEWS Over the past hundred years, newspapers have played an important role in our social, political, and economic life. But for most of us today, television has become our main source of news. Ac

43、cording to a questionnaire on ways of obtaining information,M nearly 72 per cent of the people watch TV, and only 12 per cent read newspapers for their daily news. Perhaps the great disparity of ratio results from the easy access to television nowadays. This, however, puts us in a very disadvantageo

44、us position, for the newspaper is a better source of news in many ways. Although television news excels in bringing into our living room dramatic events of singular importance: spacecraft launchings, natural disasters, record-breaking sports events, wars and so on, yet it cannot cover important stor

45、ies in the depth they may deserve because of its time limit. Newspapers, however, can devote to a news item as much space as necessary and flesh it out with more details. Furthermore, television by nature is a passive medium. It deprives viewers of the freedom of seiection. Whether you like or disli

46、ke a particular piece of news, you have to sit before the tube and watch it, following its pace passively. But by reading newspapers, you can select the most interesting news, and skip over what you think is boring or irrelevant. You can read some news in great detail or just run through it briefly.

47、 Also, watching TV involves very little, if any, mental activity, and a constant diet of television journalism leads to the decline in general intellectual skills such as reading and writing. In contrast to this, the print media encourages active involvement in what is being reported. Readers have t

48、o make greater efforts than TV viewers to follow and absorb a news report. When we consider television news versus newspaper news in terms of for mat, coverage and nature, is there any question as to which is a better source of news?7 .Post-graduate Craze Cools Off The post-graduate craze has long s

49、ince been a hot issue on most campuses around the country. According to the statistics released by Shanghai Educational Test Institute 79299 students in Shanghai sat in for the post-graduate entrance exams in 2003 a dramatic rise of 32.6% over the previous year. The year of 2003 is the tenth year since the number of post-graduate test takers began to grow rapidly and steadily. However since then the rising line has gradually plateaued year by year with a modes