2021年6月英语六级和2021年6月英语六级答案

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directions: forthis part，you are allowed 30 mimitestowriteanessaybased

onthechartbelow . youshouldstartyouressay

withabriefdescriptionofthechartandcommentonchina ' sachievementsin

higher education . youshouldwriteatleast 150 wordsbutnomorethan 200

asisshownbythefiguresinthetable、thegrossenrolmentratioinhigher

educationinchinahasbeenonrisefrom 3 . 4% in 1990到over 50% in 2019，

2012年专业论坛，atanannualincreaserateatabout 3%。ipersonally

agreethatchinaiswitnessingaprosperityinhighereducation。

first of all，thegovernmenthaspromotedcompulsoryeducationforevery

studentandscholarshipsforpoorstudentsinchina . thismeansthatevery

studentmustreceiveeducationatropriateage . also，poorpeoplewillhave

thechancetopursuehighereducationandgetbetterjobs。

moreover、theawarenessoftheimportanceofeducationhasbeenraisedto

Chinese people.for example，chineseparentstendtoinvestmoreonyounger

generation ' s education . otherthanstudyinginschool，after-school lessons

helpimprovechildren ' ss tudies，whichcanhelpthechildrenperformbetterin

collegentranceexaminations。

overall，thegrossenrolmentratioinhighereducationinchinawillstill

riseinthefuture。

onthegraphbelow . youshouldstartyouressaywithabriefdescriptionof

thegraphandcommentonchina ' sachievementsinurbanization . you should

write atleast 150 wordsbutnomorethan 200 words。

asisillustratedbythepercentageinthechart、theshareofurban

populationinchinahasbeenincreasingfrom 19 . 39% in 1989-60 . 50% in 2019，

whichindicatesprosperityinchineseurbanization . ipersonallybelievethat

thistrendofurbanizationwillstillgrowinthefuture。

firstly，thegovernmentisexpandingthescalecitiestoimprovepeople ' s

living condition . thisisbecausethedevelopmentoftechnologyandsociety

needsmoreresourcessothatmoresuburbsbecomepartsofthecitytoprovide

moreresources.also，moreentertainmentfacilitiesarebuiltinthecities。

therefore、thecitiesneedexpanding。

moreover、asmoreopportunitiesofemploymentcanbeliedinthecity、more

peoplecometothecities . for example，anincreasingnumberofyoungpeople

findjobsandsettledownincities，leadingtotheurbanizationoftherural

places.therefore、theshareofurbanpopulationhasbeenonriseforyears。

overall，theurbanizationinchinaisinevitableandweshouldmakefulluse

oftheadvantages。

poverty alleviation . youshouldwriteatleast 150 wordsbutnomorethan 200

asisshowninthetable，theratioofruralpopulationinpovertyinchina

dropssignificantlyfromaround 10% in 2012 to 0% in 2020 . from the sharp

declineinthechart、itgoeswithoutsayingthatchinahasmadegreat

achievementinpovertyalleviationinruralplaces。

first、peoplefromruralplacescanearnmoremoneyinbigcitiestoraise

their family . thisisbecausethechinesegovernmenthasprovidedfree

educationandscholarships、whichfurtherhelpspoorpeopletoachievehigher

educationandbecompetitiveinsearchjobs . also、thegovernmentalso

improvesmorewelfaresystemtohelpalleviatethelivingpressureofthepoor

peopleworkinginbigcities。

moreover、thegovernmenthelpstodevelopagricultureinruralplacesandhelp

peopleinpovertyearnmoremoneyintheirhometown . for example，the

governmentencouragestoplantsomevegetablesincertainplacesandhelpsthe

farmerstosellthoseproductstoalloverthecountry . sopeople inpoor

placescanlivebetter。

overall，chinesegovernmenthascontributedalottohelpsolvepovertyinthe

ruralplacesandhasmadegreatachievement。

a)heisgoingtoleavehispresentjob。

b)heisgoingtoattendajobinterview。

c)hewillmeethisnewmanagerintwoweeks。

d)hewilltellthemanagementhowhereallyfeels。

a)itshouldbecarefullyanalyzed。

B)Itshouldbekeptprivate。

c)itcanbequiteusefultoseniormanagers。

d)itcanimproveinterviewees ' job prospects。

a)itmaydoharmtohisfellowemployees。

b)itmaydispleasehisimmediatesuperiors。

c)itmayadverselyaffecthisfuturecareerprospects。

d)itmayleaveanegativeimpressionontheinterviewer。

a)pourouthisfrustrationsonarate-your-employer website。

b)networkwithhisclosefriendstofindabetteremployer。

c)dosomepracticefortheexitinterview。

d)prepareacomprehensiveexitreport。

A)Hercareerasabotanist。

B)Herlatestdocumentary。

c) hermonth-long expedition。

d) herunsuccessfuljourney。

a) shewascaughtinahurricane。

b)shehadtolivelikeavegetarian。

c)shesufferedfromwatershortage。

d)shehadtoenduremanyhardships。

a)theycouldnolongerbearthehumidity。

b)theyhadnomorefoodinthecanoe。

C)Afloodwasroaching。

D)Ahurricanewascoming。

A)Itwasmemorable。

C)Itwasfruitful。

B)Itwasunbearable。

D)Itwasuneventful。

a)itensurestheaccuracyoftheirarguments。

b)itdiminisheslaymen ' sinterestinscience。

c)ithurtslaymen ' sdignityandself-esteem。

d)itmakestheirexpressionsmoreexplicit。

a)theywillseethecomplexityofscience。

b)theyfeelgreatrespecttowardscientists。

c)theytendtodisbelievetheactualscience。

d)theycanlearntocommunicatewithscientists。

a) explainallthejargonterms。

B)Doawaywithjargonterms。

C)Findropriatetopics。

d) stimulatetheirinterest。

a)therewereoildepositsbelowalocalgassyhill。

b)theeruptingasmightendangerlocalchildren

c)therewasoilleakagealongthegulfcoast。

d)thelocalgussyhillmightstartahugefire。

a) themassivegsunderground。

b)theirlackoftheneedskill。

c) theirlackofsuitabletools，

D)Thesandunderthehill。

a)itwasnotaseffectiveasheclaimed。

B)Itrenderedmanyoilworkersjobless.

C)Itgavebirthtotheoildrillingindustry.

D)Itwasnotpopularizeduntilyearslater.

A)Itruinedthestate'scottonandbeefindustries

B)Ittotallydestroyedthestate'srurallandscape.

C)Itresultedinanoilsurplusallovertheworld.

Itradicallytransformedthestate'scconomy.

8.A)Iwasbasedontheperspectiveofemployees

B)Itprovidedmeaningfulcluestosolvingtheproblem.

C)Itwasconductedfromfrontlinemanagers'pointofview.

D)Itcollectedfeedbackfrombothemployersandemploys.

A)Ineffectivetraining.

B)Toxiccompanyculture.

C)Overburdeningofmanagers.

D)Lackofregularevaluation.

A)Iwasbasedontheperspectiveofemployees

A)Itisexpandingatanacceleratingspeed.

B)Iisbringingprosperitytoregion.

C)Itisyieldinganunprecedentedprofit.

D)Itisseeinganautomationrevolution

A)Itcreatesalotofnewjobs.

B)Itexhaustsresourcessooner.

C)Itcausesconflictsbetweenemployersandemployees.

D)Itcallfortheretrainingofunskilledminingworkers

A)Theywillwaittoseeitseffect.

B)Theywelcomeitwithopenarms

C)Theyacceptitwithreservations.

D)Theyarestronglyopposedtoit.

A)Theyhaveexperiencedagradualdeclinesincetheyearof2017.

B)Theirannualdeathrateisabouttwicethatoftheglobalaverage.

C)Theykillmorepeoplethananyinfectiousdisease.

D)Theircosttothenation'seconomyisincalculable.

A)Theyarenotasreliableasclaimed.

B)Theyriseandallfromyeartoyear.

C)Theydon'treflectthechangesinindividualcountries

D)Theyshowadifferencebetweenrichandpoornations.

A)Manyofthemareinvestingheavilyininfrastructure.

B)Manyofthemhaveseenadeclineinroad-deathrates.

C)ManyofthemarefollowingtheexamplesetbyThailand.

D)Manyofthemhaveincreasingnumbersofcarsontheroad.

A)Fosterbetterdrivingbehavior.

B)Abolishalloutdatedtrafficrules.

C)Providebettertrainingfordrivers.

D)Imposeheavierpenaltiesonspeeding.

2.B)Theyareignorant.

3.B)Theycanairtheirviews.

4.C)Itenablespeopletolearnandgrow.

5.A)Hekeptlookingforthebestplacetostay.

6.B)Stretchouttheprocessinsearchoftheoptimal

7.C)Moderntechnology.

8.A)Researchasmanydifferentoptionsaspossible.

9.D)Itisnotofmuchhelptoyoungerchildren.

10.A)Itmayputsomestudentsinremoteareasatadisadvantage.

11.C)Doinghomeworkexertsapositiveeffectonkids'personality

12.B)ItwasridiculedbytheNewYorkTimes.

13.A)Itwasofgreatsignificancetorocketscience.

14.B)Itsclimatewasidealforyear-roundrocketlaunching.

15.C)Hewasgrantedover200patentsinrockettechnology.

16.D)Itcanberatherrisky

17.C)Itreducesconflictamongteammembers.

18.B)Theyoftenworkwithoutany

19.D)Theyarebetterabletosurviveorhandledisease:-

20.A)Theyhavealimitedreproductiveability.

21.D)Theresolutionofaging-relateddiseaseswillsolvethemysteryof

22.A)Theyarereluctanttofollowinstruction.

23.B)Theyarenotsatisfiedwiththemanagement.

24.C)Whentheyfindtheirsupervisorshelpful.

25.A)Theyareauselesstoolformanagerstochangeemployeebehavior.

I'malwaysbaffledwhenIwalkintoapharmacyandseshelvesburstingwith

26.O)ultimately

32.B)astonishment

Anewstudyhasdrawnableakpictureofculturalinclusivenesreflectedin

26.F)investigated

28.I)representation

29.H)portraying

33.G)overwhelming

34.A)alienating

35.L)superiority

At43,I'vereachedthestagewherewomenarewarnedtowatchoutforthe

27.E)diminished

32.M)purchasable

35.D)depictions

HowMarconiGaveUstheWirelessWorld

36.【F】Marconiinventedtheideaofglobalcommunication--or,more

straightforwardly,globally

networked,mobile,wirelesscommunication.

37.【I】Marconiplacedapermanentstamponthewaywelive.38.[D]n1901he

succeededinsignalingacrosstheAtlantic,fromthewestcoastofEnglandto

NewfoundlandintheUS-A,despitetheclaimsofsciencethatitcouldnotbe

done.39.[J]Atthesametime,Marconiwasuncompromisinglyin-dependent

intellectually.

40.【C】Between1896,whenheliedforhisfirstpatentinEnglandattheage

of22,andhisdeathinItalyin1937,Marconiwasatthecenterofeverymajor

innovationinelectroniccommunication.

41.【E】Marconi'scarerwasdevotedtomakingwirelesscommunicationhen

cheaply,efficiently,smoothly,andwithanelegancethatwouldeartobe

intuitiveanduncomplicatedtotheuser--user-friendly,ifyouwill.

42.【K】ThemostcontroversialaspectofMarconi'slife--andthereasonwhy

therehasbeennosatisfyingbiographyofMarconiuntilnow--washis

uncriticalembraceofBenitoMussolini.

43.【G】Inhislifetime,Marconiforesawthedevelopmentoftelevisionandthe

faxmachine,GPS,radar,andtheportablehand-heldtelephone.

44.【B】Today'sgloballynetworkedmediaandcommunicationsystemhasits

originsinthe19thcentury,when,forthefirsttime,messagesweresent

electronicallyacrossgreatdistances.

45.【H】Marconi'sbiographyisalsoastoryaboutchoicesandthemotivations

France'sbelovedcathedralonlyminutesawayfromcompletedestruction

36.【I】Theinteriorminister,ChristopheCastaner,visitedthecathedralon

Tuesdayafternoontoseetheextentofthedevastation.

37.【D】ThecathedralisownedbytheFrenchstateandhasbeenatthecentreof

ayears-longdisputeoverwhoshouldfinancerestorationworkofthe

collapsingstaircases,crumblingstatuesandcrackedwalls.

38.【K】Frenchpoliticalcommentatorsnotedthedevastatingfirehadsucceeded

whereMacronhadfailedinunitingtheCountry.

39.【F】Thefire,whichhadstartedatthebaseofthe93-metrespire（尖塔）atabout

6∶40pmonMonday，spreadthroughthecathedral'sroof,madeupofhundredsof

oakbeams,somedatingbacktothe13thcentury.

40.【B】TherevelationofhowcloseFrancecametolosingitsmostfamous

cathedralemergedaspoliceinvestigatorsquestionedworkersinvolvedinthe

restorationofthemonumenttotrytoestablishthecauseofthedevastating

41.【H】Whiletheworldlookedon,the500firefightersatthescenethenbattled

topreventtheflamesfromreachingthetwomaintowers,wherethecathedral

42【H】Whiletheworldlookedon,the500firefightersatthescenethenbattled

cathedralwerebeingsecurelyheldattheHoteldeVille,andworksofartthat

sustainedsmokedamagewerebeingtakentotheLouvre,theworld'slargestart

museum,wheretheywouldbedriedout,repairedandstored.

44.【D】ThecathedralisownedbytheFrenchstateandhasbeenatthecentreof

collapsingstaircases,crum-blingstatuesandcrackedwalls.

45.【G】Acollectionofdramaticvideosandphotosquicklyspreadacrosssocial

media,showingthehorrifyingdestruction,andattractingemotionalresponses

frompeopleallovertheword.

WhatAretheEthicsofCGIActors-AndWillTheyReplaceRealOnes?

36.【G】Legally,aperson'srightstocontrolthecommercialuseoftheirname

andimagebeyondtheirdeathdifferbetweenandevenwithincountries.

37.【C】TheJamesDeanfilmisawaytokeeptheactor'simagerelevantfor

youngergenerations,saysMarkRoeslerofCMGWorldwide,thefirmthat

representsDean'sestate.

38.【J】Thisreferstotheideathatwhenobjectstryingtoresemblehumans

aren'tquiteperfect,theycanmakeviewersfeeluneasybecausetheyfall

somewherebetweenobviouslynon-humanandfullyhuman.

39.【A】Digitalhumansarecomingtoascreennearyou.

40.【F】Ahiddenhazardofdigitallyrecreatingadeceased（已故的）celebrityisthe

riskofdamagingtheirlegacy.

41.【L】Webberexpectsthatwewillseemoredigitalhumansonscreen.

42.【B】Latein2019,itwasannouncedthatUSactorJamesDean,whodiedin

1955,willstarinaVietnamWarfilmscheduledforreleaselaterthisyear.

43.【H】Arecreation,howeverlifelike,willneverbeindistinguishablefroma

realactor,saysWebber.

44.【E】Now,apersoncanbeanimatedfromscratch.

45.【I】Asitbecomeseasiertodigitallyrecreatecelebritiesandtoentirely

manufactureon-screenidentities,couldthiskindoftechnologyputactorsout

Weoftenthinkofdrawingassomethingthattakesinborntalent,butthiskind

46.A)Itisagiftcreativepeopleareendowedwith.

47.C)Theyaddbeautyandcharmtotheworld.

48.A)Everybodyisbornwiththecapacitytodraw.

49.D)Ithelpsimproveconcentrationandmemory.

50.D)Precisioninvisualperception

Thecarhasreshapedourcities.Itseemstoofferautonomyforeveryone.

51.B)Theypresentafalsepictureoftheautonomycarsprovide,

52.C)Onlysomecanbeputtouseundercurrenttrafficconditions.

53.A)Itislikelytocreatetrafficjamsinotherplaces.

54.B)Itseldomdeliversallthebenefitsaspromised.

55.C)Technologicalinnovationshouldbeproperlyregulated.

Humansarefascinatedbythesourceoftheirfailingsandvirtues.This

preoccupation.…

46.D)Students'academicperformanceisdeterminedbytheirgenes.

47.A)Itsresultwasquestionable.

48.B)Itisnotoneofcauseandeffect.

49.A)Takeallrelevantfactorsintoaccountininterpretingtheirdata.

50.D)Promotingdiscriminationinthenameofscience.

NicolaSturgeon'sspeechlastTuesdaysettingouttheScottishgovernment's

legislativeprogramme.

51.B)TouristswillhavetopayataxtovisitScotland.

52.C)Itsrulingpartyisopposedtotaxesandregulation.

53.D)Easeitsfinancialburdenofprovidinglocalservices

54.A)Theydon'tseemtocareaboutthesocialcostoftourism.

Youcan'tseeit,smellit,orhearit,andpeopledisagreeonhowprecisely

todefineit,orwhereexactlyitcomesfrom.

46.D)Itcontributestointellectualgrowthbutcaneasilybeskilled.

47.B)Cultivationofcreativityshouldpermeatetheentireschoolcurriculum.

48.C)Test-orientedteaching.

49.B)Theyattachgreatimportancetoartseducation.

50.C)Providingallchildrenwithequalaccesstoartseducation.

Emulatingyourconversationpartner'sactionsisacommonhumanbehavior

classifiedasmirroringandhasbeen.

51.C)Imitatetheirpartners'gestureswithouttheirknowingit.

52.B)Whenbothsideshavealotofthingsincommon.

53.A)Itencouragespeopletoimitate.

54.A)Itfacilitatesthecreationofone'sownwritingstyle.

55.D)Itmaydoharmaswellasgood.

海南是仅次于台湾的中国第二大岛，是位于中国最南端的省份。海南岛风景秀丽，气候宜人，阳光充足，生物多样，温泉密布，海水清澈，大部分海滩几乎全年都是游泳和日光浴的理想场所，因而被誉为中国的四季花园和度假胜地，每年都吸引了大批中外游客。

海南1988年建省以来，旅游业、服务业、高新技术产业飞速发展，是中国唯一的省级经济特区。在中央政府和全国人民的大力支持下，海南将建成中国最大的自由贸易试验区。

HainanisthesecondlargestislandinChinaafterTaiwan,andisthe

southernmostprovinceinChina.HainanIslandhasbeautifulscenery,pleasant

climate,abundantsunshine,diversebiology,plentifulhotspringsandclear

seawater.Mostofthebeachesareidealplacesforswimmingandsunbathing

almostallyearround.Therefore,HainanIslandisknownasChina'sfour

seasonsgardenandholidayresort,attractinglargequantitiesofdomesticand

foreigntouristseveryyear.

SincetheestablishmentofHainanProvincein1988,ithaswitnessedrapid

developmentintourism,service,andhigh-techindustries,makingittheonly

provincial-levelspecialeconomiczoneinChina.Withthestrongsupportof

thecentralgovernmentandthepeopleofthewholecountry,Hainanwillbuild

theChina'slargestpilotfreetradezone.

云南是位于中国西南的一个省，平均海拔1500米。云南历史悠久，风景秀丽，气候宜人。云南生态环境优越，生物多种多样，被誉为野生动植物的天堂。云南还有多种矿藏和充足的水资源，为全省经济的可持续发展提供了有利条件。

云南居住着25个少数民族，他们大多有自己的语言习俗和宗教。云南独特的自然景色和丰富的民族文化使其成为中国最受欢迎的旅游目的地之一，每年都吸引着大批国内外游客前往观光旅游。

YunnanisaprovinceinSouthwestChinawithanaveragealtitudeof1500

meters.Ithasalonghistory,beautifulsceneryandpleasantclimate.Yunnan

isknownastheparadiseofwildanimalsandplantsforitssuperior

ecologicalenvironmentanddiversebiology.Yunnanalsohasavarietyof

mineraldepositsandsufficientwaterresources,whichprovidefavorable

conditionsforthesustainabledevelopmentofitseconomy.Thereare25ethnic

minoritiesinhabitinginYunnan,andmostofthemhavetheirownlanguages,

customsandreligions.Yunnan'suniquenaturalsceneryandrichethnicculture

makeitoneofthemostpopulartouristdestinationsinChina,attractinga

largenumberofdomesticandforeigntouristseveryyear.

青海是中国西北部的一个省份，平均海拔3000以上，大部分地区为高山和高原。青海省得名于全国最大的咸水湖青海湖。青海湖被誉为“中国最美的湖泊”，是最受欢的旅游景点之一，也是摄影师和艺术家的天堂。

青海山川壮丽，地大物博。石油和天然气储量丰富，省内许多城市的经济在石油和天然气工业带动下得到了长足发展。青海尤以水资源丰富而闻名，是中国三大河流长江、黄河和澜沧江的发源地，在中国的水生态中发挥着重要作用。

QinghaiisaprovinceinnorthwesternChina,withanaverageelevationofmore

than3,000meters,andmostofitslandishighmountainsandplateaus.

QinghaiProvinceisnamedafterQinghaiLake,thecountry'slargestsaltwater

lake.QinghaiLakeisknownasChina'smostbeautifullake,itisoneofthe

mostpopulartouristattractionsandaparadiseforphotographersandartists.

Qinghaihasmagnificentmountains,vastterritoryandabundantresources.Oil

andnaturalgasreservesarerich,andtheeconomyofmanycitiesinthe

provincehasbeengreatlydevelopedundertheimpetusoftheoilandnatural

gasindustry.Qinghaiisalsoknownforitsrichwaterresources.Itisthe

birthplaceofChina'sthreemajorrivers,theYangtzeRiver,theYellowRiver

andtheLancangRiver,andplaysanimportantroleinChina'swater

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