2022英语六级听力模拟试题及答案第九套B) The food there is the best in the area.C) Italian food is not as good as Chinesefood.D) He didn”t know what the food was like there.12. A) Check her schedule.B) Go to the concert with him.C) Get some exercise.D) Attend the concert.13. A) He usually assigns homework.B) He usually talks quietly.C) He didn”t teach class today.D) He acted like a friend today.14. A) Bill is not losing emotionalcontrol.B) Bill is more intelligent than he seems.C) Bill made an excellent copy of theparts.D) Bill should seek professional advice.15. A) To return the shoes and get a refund.B) To buy another pair of shoes.C) To change the shoes for another style.D) To change the shoes for a different color.16. A) The woman should have studied Spanish in Spain.B) The woman didn”t study Spain in highschool.C) Living in Spain helped improve thewoman”s Spanish.D) The woman must have had a good Spanishteacher.17. A) He wants to keep informed while he”sabsent.B) He didn”t checked the details of the report.C) He has just come back to work.D) He has to be away longer than expected.18. A) She doesn”t expect to enjoy the theater.B) She”s sorry she can”t go with the man.C) She thinks the theater will be toocrowded.D) She rarely goes to outdoor plays.ConversationOne19. A) Satisfied.B) Enthusiastic.C) Disappointed.D) Indifferent.20. A) Close relationship with the manager.B) Competence in the work.C) Good educational Lackground.D) Unusual flattering tricks.21. A) Stupid orders given by his manager.B) The empty feeling of being useless.C) Orders given out by his wife.D) The insufficient pension.Conversation Two22. A) How the bones repair themselves.B) What human bones are made of.C) How much people have learnt about bones.D) How to combat with bone diseases.23. A) It breaks down the bone tissue.B) It produces the new tissue.C) It fills in the bone holes.D) It completely repairs the bones.24. A) They have difficulty identifying these cells.B) They aren”t sure how these cells work.C) They”ve learnt, I how to reproduce thesecells. D) They”ve found similar cells in other species. 25. A) A way to preventa bone disease.B) An understanding between bone tissue andother tissue.C) A way to understand how specialized boneceils have evolved.D) A solution by creating artificial bonetissue. Section B 留意：此局部试题请在答题卡2上作答。 Passage One 26. A) Delayed treatments.B) The quakes themselves.C) Lack of food and water.D) Collapse of buildings.27. A) Earthquakes may happen anywhere atanytime.B) The precise place and time of anearthquake.C) Whether the majority of people knowabout first aid.D) Whether people live and work nearearthquake belts.28. A) They have compared animal behaviorswith humans.B) They knew how to avoid earthquakes.C) They tried many ways to decreaseearthquakes.D) They showed increasing success inpredicting earthquakes.PassageTwo29. A) Young people tended to do what theylike.B) Companies preferred male workers to female.C) Young men got better pay than youngwomen.D) Good looking people earned more than bright ones.30. A) The self-assured ones.B) The high-income ones.C) The average ones.D) The popular ones.31. A) Brighter people got better pay.B) Pay scales were not fair at all.C) Males were brighter than females.D) Pays depended on one”s age.32. A) He has to be 40 per cent brighter.B) He has to work for longer time.C) He needs to have a better education.D) He should have something special.Passage Three33. A) They can practice anywhere inAmerica or in other countries.B) They need to apply in the state wherethey want to work.C) They have o get the permission fromNational Health.D) They are only allowed to work in theirown country.34. A) She has little respect and lowincome.B) The doctor seldom relies on her reports.C) The has to take care of the patientsuntil the recover.D) The patients believe in her judgment andadvice.35. A) Discuss the patient”s treatment withdoctors.B) Show too much care to the patient.C) Have much freedom to give advice topatient.D) Tell the patient the exact results of the test. SectionC 留意：此局部试题请在答题卡2上作答。 Oxford University once famously claimed tohave been founded by Alfred the Great in the 9th Century. But in fact, theUniversity as we know it today began to take shape in the 12th Century whenEnglish Scholars were (36)_ from Paris University. Today, 39 independent, self-governingcolleges are (37)_ to the University in a type of (38)_ system. Each isgoverned by a Head of House and a number of Fellows, who are academics (39)_in a wide variety of disciplines, most of whom also hold University posts.Across both the Arts and the Sciences,Oxford research (40)_ ranks top both nationally and internationally. As wellas b