2022-2023年江苏省南通市大学英语6级大学英语六级重点汇总（含答案）学校:_ 班级:_ 姓名:_ 考号:_一、2.Reading Comprehension (Skimming and Scanning)(20题)1. According to Rubin, the effect of Auto-Tune on singers may be _.A.positive B.negative C.exaggerated D.underestimated2.Thanks to_, water beyond 100 could not boil.3.Unlike Muir, Pinchot was much more concerned with the use of natural resources to _.4.In April 1995, makes the_.5.Dihydrogen monoxide can accelerate corrosion and rusting, and cause sever burns and even death from inhalation.A.Y B.N C.NG6.To protect Chinese retailers against the growing foreign competition, the Chinese government still takes measures to limit the numbers of stores opened by foreign retailers in large cities.A.Y B.N C.NG7.Whats so mysterious about back problems?A.The impossibility to measure the intensity of the pain.B.The unknown origin of the pain.C.The disconnect between spine defects and pain.D.The low percentage of people with abnormal discs among the healthy.8. According to Bobby Peek, targeting the companies would be difficult as it would be near-impossible to prove that illnesses suffered were caused by _.9.The most efficient way to combat workplace negativity is to _ in the first place.10.If a drug can bring great benefit to a patient, the patient may be willing to take the drug even with the risk for _.11.To become a foster parent, one needs to undergo, through a foster agency, the process of _.12.According to the passage, hammocks can be dry_.13.When Nancy Woodss father got to know their _,he agreed to move out of their apartment.14.An effective reader usually adjusts his rate to his purpose in reading and to the difficulty of the material while an ineffective reader always _.15.If people want to spend their holidays climbing the mountains and taking a walk in Wales, they should go to _ .16.The reason why the ersatz news that Alabama changed the value of Pi spread wildly was that _ forwarded the article to friends and posted it on other newsgroups.17.A Cross-Cultural Context: Americans, Germans, and EnglishThe Americans, the Germans, and the English share significant portions of each others cultures, but at many points their cultures clash. Consequently, the misunderstandings that arise are all the more serious because sophisticated Americans and Europeans take pride in correctly interpreting each others behavior. Cultural differences which are out of awareness are, as a consequence, usually misunderstood as unskillfulness, ill manner, or tack of interest on the part of the other person.Germans and IntrusionsI shall never forget my first experience with German proxemic patterns, which occurred when I was an undergraduate. My manners, my status, and my ego were attacked and crushed by a German in an instance where thirty years residence in this country and an excellent command of English had not affected German definitions of intrusion. In order to understand the various issues that were at stake, it is necessary to refer back to two basic American patterns that are taken for granted in this country and which Americans therefore tend to treat as universal.First, in the United States, there is a commonly accepted, invisible boundary around any two or three people in conversation which separates them from others. Distance alone serves to isolate any such group and to provide it with a protective wall of privacy. Normally, voices are kept low to avoid intruding on others and if voices are heard, people will act as though they had not heard. In this way, privacy is granted whether it is actually present or not. The second pattern has to do with the exact point at which a person is experienced as actually having crossed a boundary and entered a room. Talking through a screen door while standing outside a house is not considered by most Americans as being inside the house or room. If one is standing on the threshold holding the door open and. talking to someone inside, it is still defined informally and experienced as being outside. If one is in an office building and just pokes his head in the door of an office, hes still outside the office. Just holding on to the door-jamb when ones body is inside the room still means a person is not quite inside the other fellows territory. None of these American spatial definitions is valid in northern Germany, In every instance where the American would consider himself outside he has already entered the Germans territory and by definition would become involved with him. The following experience brought the conflict between these two patterns into focus.It was a warm spring day. I was standing on the doorstep of a converted carriage house talking to a young woman who lived in an apartment upstairs. The first floor h