2013年12月英語(yǔ)六級(jí)聽(tīng)力練習(xí)題10（音頻）

2013年12月英語(yǔ)六級(jí)聽(tīng)力練習(xí)題匯總（音頻）

　　Section A

　　1. M:In the past few months, I've introduced you five nurses.

　　Now,what do you think of the latest one?

　　W: Well,she is not the worst one.

　　Between her illnesses last month.

　　She could do something for me.

　　Q: Which statement is true?

　　2.M:Will the light rain prevent the scheduled flight from taking off on time?

　　W: Of course,except when it lightnings rains and snows hard.

　　So don't worry about that.

　　The flight will depart on schedule.

　　Q: What weather will not affect the departure of the flight?

　　3. M: You know most of the scenic spots here.

　　Where do you suggest we go to first?

　　W:Well,now...I suppose you might start with Leopard Hill

　　then go to the Temple of Heave.

　　But I think the worthies place you should not miss.

　　is the Imperial Palace which is not far from Tian'anmen Square.

　　Q: What place is the worthiest one for visiting?

　　4. W: I have a sore throat and I feel a bit dizzy.

　　M: Well, let me see. Open your mouth and say "ah".

　　W: Ahhh...

　　M: Hmm.Inflammation of the tonsil.

　　I'll give you some pills.

　　Take one big one and two small ones three times a day.

　　Q: How many pills will the woman take a day?

　　5. W:In China,a lot of people get up at about five in the morning.

　　Then they go to the parks to do their exercise.

　　Many old people do taijiquan.

　　M:In England more and more people go jogging in the morning,but not so early.

　　Actually at five o'clock in the morning everyone is still asleep.

　　Q: What do most Englanders usually do at five o'clock in the morning?

　　6. M: Hello,Susan,this is Jim.

　　I'm afraid I have not been able to come to the excursion.

　　I was just asked to go to have a meeting.

　　W: Do come after the meeting,Jim.

　　We won't start until you come back.

　　Q: Why did the man say that he couldn't join the excursion?

　　7. W: I wonder if you have time to go to the school to meet our daughter.

　　She has missed the bus.

　　M: I do wish to, but I haven't got my report ready yet.

　　My boss needs it tomorrow.

　　Q: What does the man mean?

　　8. M: Could you help me to decide what I should buy for my youngest sister's birthday?

　　W: Remember you took many pictures of her at her last birthday party.

　　Why not buy her a photo album so that she can put her pictures in it?

　　Q: What did the man do last year for his youngest sister?

　　9. W: Could you tell me what I should do if my computer refuses to work?

　　M: Well,I'm sure you won't have any trouble,Mrs.Smith.

　　But if something should happen,just call this number.

　　They'll see that you get help.

　　Q: What did the man really mean?

　　10. M:Your house is always so neat,Mary.

　　You must have a house-keeper.

　　W: Oh,no.

　　It would cost at least a hundred dollars a month to hire someone to do the work

　　so I did most of it myself.

　　I enjoy keeping everything neat

　　but I have to force myself to mop the floor and wash things.

　　Q: What does Mary like to do?

　　Section B

　　In (11)-{analyzing} factors likely to induce depression it is useful to

　　(12)-{distinguish} between "life events" and "life circumstances

　　both of which (13)-{promote} stress though in different ways

　　Stressful "life events" include (14)-{divorce} or loss of a spouse and loss of employment

　　Stress-inducing "life circumstances" include single (15)-{parenthood

　　low income, poor education, and responsibility for young childred

　　circumstances that most often(16)-{afflict} the single-parent family head who is nearly always a woman.

　　Any particular(17)-{incident} of depression

　　is likely to include elements from both (18)-{categories}.

　　As expected,epidemiological studies show that (19)-{more women than men exhibit signs of depression)

　　The sex difference in rates of depression is also explained by a condition of learned helplessness.

　　Society encourages women to be passive, not aggressive

　　not to seek power, but to trust others and to nurture others

　　to put the needs of others before their own

　　to appreciate mastery in others and not threaten them with their own

　　(20)-{So any particular incident of depression may include a past history of learned helplessness

　　as well as an immediate environmental agent of depression}.