大学英语六级听力原文(2022年6月英语四级听力参考答案)

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[1]AnewstudyfindsthatbeveragescontainingaddedsugarmightbeharmfuL
Inthestudy,researchersanalyzedinformationfromovereightythousandwome
nandthirtyseventhousandmen.Participantsworkedinthehealthprofession.
Theywerefollowedforroximatelythreedecades.Theycompletedsurveys
abouttheirdieteveryfouryears.Theyalsoansweredtoquestionsabout
sleepandexerciseandhealtheverytwoyears.[1-2]Themorebeverages
contsininqaddedsugarthatpeooledrink,thegreatertheirriskofdeathwa
sduringthestudyperiod.Thesebeveragesincludedsoda,energydrinks,and
sportsdrinks.Beverageslikepurefruitjuice,whicharesweetbutdonot
containaddedsugarwerenotpartofthestudy.Thefindingsheldevenafter
theresearchersconsideredotherfactorsthatcouldaffectpeople'shealth.
Thesefactorsincludedlackofexerciseandnoteatingenoughvegetables.Th
eyalsoincludedconsumingtoomuchmeat.Thescientistssaythattheir
resultssupportlimitingbeverageswithaddedsugar.[2]Theyargseweshould
replacethemwithotherdrinks,withwaterbeingthebestchoice.However,
theresearchersadmitthisissimplytheirrecommendation.Thestudyfound
onlyanassociation.Itdidnotprovethatdrinkswithaddedsugarcaused
earlydeath.

Q1.Whatdowelearnaboutthenewstudyfromthenewsreport?

答案：

Q2.Whatisthescientists'recommendation?

NewsReport2

GermanpoliceealedFridayforinformationaboutthepossibleownersoftwo
17th-centuryoilpaintings.[3]Policesaida64-year-oldmanfoundthe
paintingsinagarbagepileatahighwavreststoplas§ryonth,Helaterhand
edthemintotheColognepolice.[4]_Aninitialassessmentbyanartexpert
concludedthetwoframedpaintingswereoriginals,policesaid.Oneisa
landscapepaintedbytheItalianartistPietroBelloti,elatingto1665.The
otherisapaintingofaboybythe17th-centuryDutchartistSamuelvan
Floogstraten,dateunknown.Tneircombinedwqrthisestimatedtobearound
onemillioneuros.Authoritieshavenotyetconfirmedwhatwillhenifthe
rightfulownerisnotfound.Nevertheless,itisspeculatedthattheycould
eitherbehandedovertotheNationalArtMuseumofCologneorsoldtothe
publicbythelocalgovernmerit.

Q3.WhatdidGermanpolicesayabouta64-year-oldman?

Q4.Whatistheartexpert'sconclusionaboutthetwoframedpaintings?

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[5]Afour-year-oldgirlhaswalkedeightkilometresthrouqhasnowyforest
toseekhelpforhersickqrandmotherwholaterdiedofaheartattack.The
younggirlbravedthethreatsofbears,wolvesandtemperaturesfarbelow
freezing.ShemadethejourneythrougharemoteregioninSiberiaafter
wakinguptofindhergrandmothermotionless.NamedlocallyasCarla,she
livesalonewithherelderlygrandmotherandherblindgrandfather.[6】Asa
resultthegirl'smotherisfacingacriminalcase.Shestandsaccusedof
leavingaminorindanger,inthecareoftheelderly.Shealsofacesinves
tigationfromchildcareservices,whowillalsobeaskingwhyColawasleft
alonewithhervulnerablerelative金ThejourneytookplaceinFebruary,when
temperaturesaverage-26°C,Russianreportsonsocialmediasuggestthe
forestmayhavebeenascoldas-34°C.Thejourneywasonlyrecently
confirmedbyauthorities.

[7Butthoughshewassufferingfromtheeffectsofextremecold,thechild
reportedlysufferednolife-threateningeffects.Lastyear,athree-year-old
boysurvivedaloneforthreedaysinaremoteforestinthesameregion.

Q5.Whatdidafour-yearoldgirlattempttodo?

Q6.WhatdowelearnfromthenewsreportaboutthegirFsmother?

Q6.WhatdowelearnfromthenewsreportaboutthegirFsmother?

Q7.Whathenedtothelittlegirlaccordingthenewsreport?

Conversation2原文∶

M:Hi,Jennifer.Iamreallystrugglingwiththissenester'syouhaveany
advice?

W:[12]Haveyouconsideredmakingastudyguid?It'satoolyoucanmake
yourselftotakethestreSoutofstudying:I'vebeenusingonesincethesta
toflastsemester,andithasreallyhelpedrelieveAlotofstudypressure.

M:SoundslikejustwhatIneed.[13]Mymainprobemisthatmystudyfolderis
fullofnotesandworsheets,andisbadly'tknowwleretOstart.

W:OK,well,themainthingistohaveeverythingitherightplace.Whatever
you'rereviewing,it'sinportantthatit'sarrangedforyourparticularnee
ilsofthatsubject,andinthemostuser-friendlywaryoucan.Whatkindof
learnerareyou?

M:Um.I'mnotsure.

W:Well,visuallearnerspreferusingimages,pictues,colors,andmapsto
organizeinformation.Logiallearnershavealinearmindandwouldratherand
systems.[14]I'manemotionallearner,whichmeansIneedtoconnecttoinf
rmationemotionallytounderstandit.

M:Oh,Imverymuchdependentonvisionasawaoftakingininformation.

W:Well,15]Isuggestreorganizing_yournotesusi1lgcolor-codedsectionsin
yourstudyguides,orusi1gideamingtolayouttheinformationandmke
itmorequicklyaccessible.

M:SoyouthinkIshouldarrangemynotesusingclorandpicturesinplaceof

W:'llprobablystarttograspinformationaotquickerthatanemotional
learner,IorginizemynotesintoastorythatIcanconnecttoanreciteto
myself.

M:That'samazing.Ididn'tknowthereweresomanydifferentwaystolearn.

Q12.Whatdoesthewomanadvisethemando?

答案∶

isthebiggestproblemthemanhaswithhisstudies?

答案∶

isthebiggestproblemthemanhaswithhisstudies?

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