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1、2022年山西省临汾市大学英语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.What kind of food are very popular nowadays in American parties?A.Asian Foods.B.Various dim sum dishes.C.Swiss meatballs.D.California sushi rolls.2.American high school students sink almost to
2、the bottom in a survey of math and science literacy because too many of the high school _ in America are not qualified.3.The practice at Imperial College, London proves that some scientists fears of focusing too much communication are _.4.According to John Hallam, who should be responsible for the h
3、arm done by robots in the future will not be so _ as it is now.5. Stress is likely to strike teenaged girls when they_.A.have an aggressive and anti-social motherB.fail to build a sound relationship with palsC.get into a new school environmentD.fail to pass an important school test6.All experts are
4、willing to accept the definitions of symptom terms about drug use and addiction problems mentioned in the article.A.Y B.N C.NG7. According to the author, if one chooses to travel with fewer possessions, he_.A.is likely to enjoy himself moreB.will be able to travel much cheaperC.tends to buy home mor
5、e local specialty productsD.will probably make wiser purchase on the road8.The people of Savannah offered to surrender because they did not want their city to be set on fire.A.Y B.N C.NG9.In paragraph 10 the phrase fill in is closest in meaning to _.10.After you key in the maximum amount for an item
6、, eBay bids for you until the bidding reaches the _.11.In the case of negotiating divorce, a negotiator is asked to conform. to the principle of _.12.The denial of what have happened often come from two sources _.13.Qualified technologists were in bad need of in the field of electronics.A.Y B.N C.NG
7、14.The major aim of the agreement made by 284 universities is merely to reduce energy consumption and waste.A.Y B.N C.NG15. Nowadays employers often ask questions designed to _ .A.find the interviewees shortcomingsB.find the solutions of the companys problemsC.make the interviewees realize they need
8、 to learn moreD.discover more about interviewee and the way the interviewee react to different situations16. A wedding-planning worker may be the source of his colleagues anger because_.A.the latter is jealous of the formers happinessB.the latter has to do some of the formers workC.the former may fo
9、rce the latter to help with the weddingD.the latter tends to make mistakes under the formers influence17.It is _ to tell protective lies because folks are convinced that the truth would be too damaging.18.GM OrganismsBy far the most common genetically modified (GM) organisms are crop plants. But the
10、 technology has now been applied to almost all forms of life, form. pets that glow under UV light to bacteria which from HIV- blocking living condoms and from pigs bearing spinach(菠菜) genes to goats that produce spider silk.GM tomatoes first appeared on British supermarket shelves in 1996 (a differe
11、nt fresh GM tomato first appeared in the US in 1994), but that the consumers were in favor of GM technology did not erupt until February 1999. This was because a controversial study suggested that a few strains of GM potatoes might be toxic to laboratory rats. Those experiments, subsequently critici
12、zed by other experts, were carried out in Scotland by biochemist Arpad Pustzai.What followed was a European anti-GM food campaign of near religious fervor. Spearheaded in the UK by environmental groups and some newspapers, the campaign would have far-reaching consequences. It culminated in an unoffi
13、cial moratorium (延期付款)on the growth and import of GM crops in Europe and led to a trade dispute with the US.GM crops are today very rare in Europe, strict labeling laws and regulations are in place for food (DNV = A bar codes), and public opinion towards the technology remains largely negative. Seve
14、ral UK government reports have offered qualified support for GM crops and produce, though they argue that the economic benefits of the technology are currently small. Some African nations have also opposed engineered crops, even to the point of rejecting international food aid containing them.GM pro
15、duce has been taken up with far less fuss in the US (where it does not have to be labeled), India, China, Canada, Argentina, Australia and elsewhere. However controversy over a type of GM corn -only approved for animal feed-which turned up in taco shells and other products stirred opinion in the US.Biotech RevolutionThe human race has methodically improved crop plants through selective breeding for many thousands of years, but genetic engineering allows that time-co
