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1、2022-2023年河北省衡水市大学英语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.Human beings will be made _ by the Information Marketplace.2.Dihydrogen monoxide can accelerate corrosion and rusting, and cause sever burns and even death from inhalation.A.Y B.N C.NG3.Sa
2、rah bridges her two cultures with ease and she still values _.4.An efficient reader always changes his rate according to his _ and the difficulty of the reading material.5.When is the best time to take the newer SAT IIs American history?A.After several years of study.B.Immediately when you finish th
3、e course.C.When you have a large information source.D.Right after a holiday when your mind is refreshed.6.There are a stream of data to show that academic cheating in the country s high schools and colleges is _.7.Candler was skillful at advertising and showed much imagination in understanding the p
4、otential.A.Y B.N C.NG8. The general view of Europe is likely to change from cultivated farm-land to growing shrubs and forests with species-poor wildlife such as wildcats, bears, deer and wolves.9. Whats peoples tendency to do for their decisions?A.Refusing to admit they made wrong decisions.B.Tryin
5、g to find reasons to explain the decisions.C.Changing the decisions on second thoughts.D.Seeking others advice when making the decisions.10.The mayor of a Spanish town once tried to use free air passage and housing to _.11.Anti - segregation is also one of the common themes of HR.A.Y B.N C.NG12.Peop
6、le can send you data without your permission because the Bluetooth connection is_.13. Studio engineers benefit greatly from Auto-Tune in that _.A.they no longer need to correct wrong notesB.it helps them keep songs secret before going publicC.it is totally free and thus saves them lots of moneyD.the
7、y dont have to waste time on recording music again14. How did cable providers solve the problem of the earliest cable systems?A.They strategically placed antennas with very long cables connecting to subscribers television sets.B.They made the signal from the antenna travel through the length of cabl
8、e.C.They inserted amplifiers at regular intervals.D.They increased the length of cable.15.At Penn State University, engineers have designed aircraft wings that can change shape in different phases of flight, _.16. Employees without children are put at a disadvantage because they always have to _for
9、co-workers having kids to look after.17.According to the author, only 100 years ago man lived in harmony with nature.A.Y B.N C.NG18.Scientific research and the _ continue to drive our search for ever more accuracy in time.19.A child with _ often feels disappointed and is unable to finish assignment
10、and pay no attention to teachers.20.Slash Your Bills 6 Ways to Keep More CashLike a lot of hardworking couples, Ilah and Dennis Hardesty of Long Beach, California, live paycheck to paycheck. Their $1,200 monthly rent eats up about half of Denniss take-home pay as a manager for a racing car engine ma
11、nufacturer. Private school tuition for their three teens takes another $400 bite. Income from Ilahs two part-time jobs as a fitness trainer and school secretarydisappears at the gas station and the grocery store.The bottom line? Even with no car payments and just $300 in credit card debt, the family
12、 barely gets by. We dont have a penny in savings, says Ilah. No, I actually do have one cent in my account.With inflation outpacing wage growth in recent years, its not hard to find families like the Hardestys running out of money before they run out of month. According to the nonpartisan (无党派的) Eco
13、nomic Policy Institute, which studies lower-and middle-class economic trends, the median hourly wage of an American worker after inflation is less today than in 2003. The result is less buying power after the bills are paid.These days, inflation is hovering around three percent, so anyone who rememb
14、ers the double-digit price spikes of the 1970s might wonder what all the fuss is about. But even moderate inflation takes its toll, says personal finance expert Jonathan Pond, author of You Can Do It! The Boomers Guide to a Great Retirement. In fact, annual inflation of just three percent doubles th
15、e cost of living every 23 or 24 years. Meanwhile, some essential expenses energy, health care, higher education are far outpacing the inflation index. No wonder families are feeling pinched.Pinched doesnt have to mean powerless, though. Here, then, are six ways to save money on the big bills.Education OptionsHeres a pop quiz: Whos turned out move current CEOs of S&P 500 corporations Harvard or the University of Wisconsin? Pencils up: Theyre running neck and neck
