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1、2022-2023年河北省石家庄市大学英语6级大学英语六级学校:_ 班级:_ 姓名:_ 考号:_一、2.Reading Comprehension (Skimming and Scanning)(20题)1.What do we know about the ghosting from the passage?A.It is a double image of TV.B.It refers to the speed of light.C.It was eventually solved by engineers.D.It refers to the speed of the radio sig
2、nals.2.For the writer, the biggest obstacle during the whole process of attending college was _.A.just getting startedB.resistance from people at workC.to pass the American College TestD.culture shock experienced in college3.No captains and no pilots ever escaped the Triangle accidents.A.Y B.N C.NG4
3、.Home Is Where the Hurt IsBeing forced into flight totally disrupts the lives of the internally displaced, exactly as it does to refugees. But unlike many refugees, the worlds millions of internally displaced persons often have nowhere to turn. They remain trapped in the same unsafe environment from
4、 which they tried to flee. In situations of internal strife(冲突), by definition, the civilian government functions partially or not at all; and the civilian population is ignored or treated with hostility by both sides.A definition submitted to the U.N. Commission on Human Rights defines the internal
5、ly displaced as persons or groups of persons who have been forced to flee their homes or places of habitual residence suddenly or unexpectedly as a result of armed conflict, internal strife, systematic violations of human rights or natural or man-made disasters, and who have not crossed an internati
6、onally recognized State border.Today, there are an estimated 30 million internally displaced people in the world double the number of refugees. In many places, they are all but forgotten by the international community.Although there are few refugees in Latin America, there are up to 3 million intern
7、ally displaced persons in the region, including as many as 480,000 in Peru and 600,000 in Colombia. In both countries, a combination of political and socio-economic factors, such as excessively unequal income distribution, drug-trafficking and heavy involvement of the army in the political scene, ha
8、ve resulted in high levels of violence and a climate that fosters human rights abuses. Whether manifested as an ongoing conflict between the armed forces and the armed opposition (the case of Peru), or a constant armed struggle between rebel and paramilitary groups (the case Of Columbia), violence h
9、as caused the displacement of hundreds of thousands of rural peasants and native people. The internally displaced often lead a very stable existence, and they are highly grateful for anyone who pays attention to their plight (a very bad situation that someone is in).Delia, of Perus Ashaninka people,
10、 has been displaced for the past eight years. Now, homeless and helpless, Delia and her people have to depend on the good will and charity of their remote relatives and of the occasional non-governmental organization (NGO). It has been a struggle for Delia, who has tried to obtain better education f
11、acilities for the children and to promote small handicrafts projects. And she tries to shield her community from the surrounding conflict by opposing any involvement with the armed opposition or with the rondas (a civil defense unit that fights against the Sendero). This neutral position, in the con
12、text of the conflict, is not a popular one with either side. To their way of thinking, one is either a rondero or a Sendero; there is no middle road.Women have been the driving force in efforts to maintain some semblance of normal life in the Peruvian Andes. There, hundreds of thousands of people, m
13、ostly Quechua speakers, were displaced over the last 10 years. Husbands were disappeared or killed, and sons had to join the army. The women had to gather their children and flee to urban centers where they could melt into the poverty-stricken anonymity of a shantytown(以临时搭盖的陋屋为主的地区). Now they live
14、in shacks with no water, no electricity and no sewage system. The children get little schooling and spend long days playing in the dirt. Poverty disease and unemployment make life nearly intolerable. But displaced women have not been idle. They have organized soup kitchens, mothers clubs and handicr
15、aft associations to support each other and improve living conditions. Irma, one of the women we talked with thinks that soon she and her sisters will be able to go back home. But wed like our government and the world to give us a hand, she said.Despite the many hardships, theA.Y B.N C.NG5.Maternal d
16、eaths and infant mortality are loosely connected with the patterns of reproduction.A.Y B.N C.NG6.It is suggested that the authors suggestion is something like using both the stick_.7.How Birds Find Way Home?The ability of birds to return to a familiar place from any distance is a remarkable feat of nature. For centuries people have taken advanta
