2016年6月大學(xué)英語六級考試真題及答案（第1套）PartIWriting(30minutes)Directions:Forthispart,youareallowed30minutestowriteashortessayoninnovation.Youressayshouldincludetheimportanceofinnovationandmeasurestobetakentoencourageinnovation.Youshouldwriteatleast150wordsbutnomorethan200words.SampleEssayInnovationisadrivingforceforsocialprogressandeconomicdevelopment.Inthemodernera,itplaysacrucialroleinvariousfields,fromtechnologytobusiness.Theimportanceofinnovationismulti-faceted.Firstly,itcanenhancethecompetitivenessofenterprises.Innovativeproductsandservicescanattractmorecustomersandgainalargermarketshare.Secondly,innovationpromotesscientificandtechnologicalprogress,whichhelpstosolvemanydifficultproblemsinhumansociety,suchasenvironmentalprotectionandmedicaltreatment.Toencourageinnovation,severalmeasurescanbetaken.Thegovernmentshouldincreaseinvestmentinscientificresearchandprovidefavorablepoliciesforinnovativeenterprises.Educationalinstitutionsshouldalsoattachimportancetocultivatingstudents'innovativethinkingandpracticalability.Inaddition,enterprisesshouldcreateagoodinnovationatmosphereandofferincentivestoemployeeswhocomeupwithinnovativeideas.PartIIListeningComprehension(30minutes)SectionADirections:Inthissection,youwillheartwolongconversations.Attheendofeachconversation,youwillhearsomequestions.Boththeconversationandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).Conversation1M:Hi,Jane.Ihaven'tseenyouforages.Howhaveyoubeen?W:Oh,notbad.I'vebeenreallybusywithmynewprojectatwork.M:Soundsinteresting.What'sitabout?W:It'saboutdevelopinganewsoftwareapplicationformobiledevices.We'reaimingtomakeituser-friendlyandhighlyfunctional.M:That'sgreat.Butitmustbeachallengingtask.W:Yes,itis.Wehavetodealwithalotoftechnicalproblemsandmakesureitmeetsthemarketdemand.M:Howlongwillthisprojecttake?W:Weplantofinishitinaboutsixmonths.Buttheremightbesomedelaysifweencounterunexpecteddifficulties.Questions1-21.WhatisJane'snewprojectabout?A)Developinganewsoftwareapplicationfordesktops.B)Developinganewsoftwareapplicationformobiledevices.C)Developinganewhardwaredeviceformobilephones.D)Developinganewoperatingsystemforcomputers.Answer:BAnalysis:Janeclearlysays“It'saboutdevelopinganewsoftwareapplicationformobiledevices”intheconversation.2.HowlongdoesJaneplantofinishtheproject?A)Threemonths.B)Fourmonths.C)Fivemonths.D)Sixmonths.Answer:DAnalysis:Janestates“Weplantofinishitinaboutsixmonths.”Conversation2W:Hi,Tom.Iheardyouwentonatriplastmonth.Wheredidyougo?M:IwenttoAustralia.Itwasanamazingexperience.W:Thatsoundswonderful.Whatdidyoudothere?M:IvisitedsomefamouscitieslikeSydneyandMelbourne.IalsowenttotheGreatBarrierReef.It'sreallyanaturalwonder.W:I'veheardalotabouttheGreatBarrierReef.Howwasit?M:Itwasfantastic.Thecoralreefsaresocolorfulandthereareallkindsofmarinelife.Iwentdivingthere.W:Diving!Thatmustbeexciting.Didyoutakeanypictures?M:Yes,Itookalotofpictures.I'llshowthemtoyoulater.Questions3-43.WheredidTomgoonhistriplastmonth?A)America.B)Australia.C)Canada.D)NewZealand.Answer:BAnalysis:Tomsays“IwenttoAustralia”intheconversation.4.WhatdidTomdoattheGreatBarrierReef?A)Hewentsurfing.B)Hewentfishing.C)Hewentdiving.D)Hewenthiking.Answer:CAnalysis:Tommentions“Iwentdivingthere”whentalkingabouttheGreatBarrierReef.SectionBDirections:Inthissection,youwillheartwopassages.Attheendofeachpassage,youwillhearsomequestions.Boththepassageandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).Passage1TheInternethaschangedthewayweliveandwork.Ithasmadeinformationmoreaccessibleandcommunicationmoreconvenient.Inthebusinessworld,e-commercehasbecomeamajorforce.Companiescannowselltheirproductsandservicesonline,reachingaglobalmarket.However,theInternetalsobringssomeproblems.Oneofthemainproblemsiscyber-security.Hackerscanstealpersonalinformation,suchascreditcardnumbersandpasswords.Anotherproblemisthespreadoffalseinformation.ThereisalotofmisinformationontheInternet,whichcanmisleadpeople.Todealwiththeseproblems,governmentsandcompaniesaretakingmeasures.Governmentsaremakinglawstoprotectcyber-securityandpunishhackers.Companiesarealsoinvestingintechnologytoimprovethesecurityoftheironlinesystems.Questions5-75.WhathastheInternetchangedinthebusinessworld?A)Ithasmadebusinessmoredifficult.B)Ithasmadee-commerceamajorforce.C)Ithasreducedthenumberofcustomers.D)Ithasincreasedthecostofbusiness.Answer:BAnalysis:Thepassagestates“Inthebusinessworld,e-commercehasbecomeamajorforce”duetotheInternet.6.WhatisoneofthemainproblemsbroughtbytheInternet?A)Lackofinformation.B)HighcostofInternetaccess.C)Cyber-security.D)SlowInternetspeed.Answer:CAnalysis:Thepassagementions“Oneofthemainproblemsiscyber-security”whentalkingabouttheproblemsoftheInternet.7.WhataregovernmentsdoingtodealwithInternetproblems?A)TheyareprovidingfreeInternetaccess.B)Theyaremakinglawstoprotectcyber-security.C)Theyarepromotingthedevelopmentofe-commerce.D)TheyareinvestinginInternetinfrastructure.Answer:BAnalysis:Thepassagesays“Governmentsaremakinglawstoprotectcyber-securityandpunishhackers.”Passage2Theimportanceofphysicalexercisecannotbeoverstated.Regularexercisecanimproveourphysicalhealth.Ithelpstostrengthenourmuscles,bones,andcardiovascularsystem.Italsoreducestheriskofmanydiseases,suchasheartdisease,diabetes,andobesity.Inadditiontophysicalhealth,exerciseisalsobeneficialformentalhealth.Itcanreducestress,anxiety,anddepression.Whenweexercise,ourbodyreleasesendorphins,whicharechemicalsthatmakeusfeelgood.Togetthemostbenefitsfromexercise,weshouldchoosetherighttypeofexerciseanddoitregularly.Forexample,aerobicexerciseslikerunning,swimming,andcyclingaregreatforcardiovascularhealth.Strengthtrainingexerciseslikeweightliftingcanhelpbuildmuscle.Questions8-108.Whatcanregularexercisedoforourphysicalhealth?A)Itcanmakeustaller.B)Itcanimproveoureyesight.C)Itcanstrengthenourmuscles,bonesandcardiovascularsystem.D)Itcanincreaseourintelligence.Answer:CAnalysis:Thepassagestates“Ithelpstostrengthenourmuscles,bones,andcardiovascularsystem.”9.Howdoesexercisebenefitmentalhealth?A)Itcanincreasestress.B)Itcanmakeusmoredepressed.C)Itcanreducestress,anxietyanddepression.D)Ithasnoeffectonmentalhealth.Answer:CAnalysis:Thepassagesays“Itcanreducestress,anxiety,anddepression.”10.Whatkindofexercisesaregoodforcardiovascularhealth?A)Weightlifting.B)Aerobicexercises.C)Yoga.D)Stretchingexercises.Answer:BAnalysis:Thepassagementions“aerobicexerciseslikerunning,swimming,andcyclingaregreatforcardiovascularhealth.”SectionCDirections:Inthissection,youwillhearthreerecordingsoflecturesortalksfollowedbysomequestions.Therecordingswillbeplayedonlyonce.Afteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).Recording1Goodmorning,everyone.Today,I'mgoingtotalkaboutrenewableenergy.Renewableenergysources,suchassolar,wind,andhydro-power,arebecomingmoreandmoreimportant.Theyarecleanandsustainable,whichmeanstheyhavelittleimpactontheenvironmentcomparedtotraditionalfossilfuels.Solarenergyisoneofthemostpromisingrenewableenergysources.Itcanbeusedtogenerateelectricitythroughsolarpanels.Manycountriesarenowinvestinginlarge-scalesolarpowerplants.Windenergyisalsowidelyused.Windturbinescanconvertwindintoelectricity.Somecoastalareasareespeciallysuitableforwindpowergenerationbecauseofthestrongandconsistentwinds.Hydro-powerisanotherimportantrenewableenergysource.Damscanbebuiltonriverstogenerateelectricity.However,buildingdamsalsohassomeenvironmentalimpacts,suchasaffectingfishmigration.Questions11-1311.Whyarerenewableenergysourcesimportant?A)Theyarecheap.B)Theyarecleanandsustainable.C)Theyareeasytoobtain.D)Theyhavealong-termsupply.Answer:BAnalysis:Therecordingsays“Theyarecleanandsustainable,whichmeanstheyhavelittleimpactontheenvironmentcomparedtotraditionalfossilfuels.”12.Howcansolarenergybeusedtogenerateelectricity?A)Throughsolarheaters.B)Throughsolarpanels.C)Throughsolarbatteries.D)Throughsolarmirrors.Answer:BAnalysis:Therecordingmentions“Itcanbeusedtogenerateelectricitythroughsolarpanels.”13.Whatisaproblemwithbuildingdamsforhydro-power?A)Highcost.B)Short-termpowersupply.C)Affectingfishmigration.D)Difficultyinconstruction.Answer:CAnalysis:Therecordingstates“buildingdamsalsohassomeenvironmentalimpacts,suchasaffectingfishmigration.”Recording2Inmodernsociety,timemanagementisacrucialskill.Manypeoplearealwaysbusybutnotveryproductive.Thisisoftenbecausetheydon'tmanagetheirtimeeffectively.Tomanagetimewell,thefirststepistosetcleargoals.Youneedtoknowwhatyouwanttoachieveinacertainperiod.Then,youcanbreakthesegoalsintosmallertasks.Anotherimportantstepistoprioritizetasks.Notalltasksareofequalimportance.Youshouldfocusonthemostimportantandurgenttasksfirst.Youcanusetoolsliketo-doliststohelpyouorganizeyourtasks.Finally,youshouldalsolearntosayno.Sometimes,peopletakeontoomanytasksbecausetheydon'tknowhowtorefuseothers.Thiscanleadtoalackoftimeforimportantthings.Questions14-1614.Whyaremanypeoplebusybutnotproductive?A)Theyworktooslowly.B)Theydon'tmanagetheirtimeeffectively.C)Theyhavetoomanydistractions.D)Theylacknecessaryskills.Answer:BAnalysis:Therecordingsays“Thisisoftenbecausetheydon'tmanagetheirtimeeffectively.”15.Whatisthefirststeptomanagetimewell?A)Tomakeato-dolist.B)Tosetcleargoals.C)Toprioritizetasks.D)Tolearntosayno.Answer:BAnalysis:Therecordingstates“Tomanagetimewell,thefirststepistosetcleargoals.”16.Whatcanpeopleusetoorganizetheirtasks?A)Calendars.B)Alarmclocks.C)To-dolists.D)Smartphones.Answer:CAnalysis:Therecordingmentions“Youcanusetoolsliketo-doliststohelpyouorganizeyourtasks.”Recording3Languagelearningisalifelongprocess.Itisnotonlyaboutmemorizingwordsandgrammarrules.Itisalsoaboutunderstandingtheculturebehindthelanguage.Whenlearninganewlanguage,itisimportanttoimmerseyourselfinthelanguageenvironment.Youcanwatchmovies,listentomusic,andreadbooksinthetargetlanguage.Thiscanhelpyouimproveyourlistening,speaking,reading,andwritingskills.Anothereffectivewayistopracticespeakingwithnativespeakers.Youcanjoinlanguageexchangegroupsortakelanguagecourseswhereyoucaninteractwithothers.However,languagelearningalsorequirespatienceandperseverance.Don'tbeafraidofmakingmistakes.Everyonemakesmistakeswhenlearninganewlanguage.Questions17-2017.Whatislanguagelearningnotjustabout?A)Understandingtheculture.B)Memorizingwordsandgrammarrules.C)Communicatingwithothers.D)Improvingskills.Answer:BAnalysis:Therecordingsays“Itisnotonlyaboutmemorizingwordsandgrammarrules.”18.Howcanyouimproveyourlanguageskillsaccordingtotherecording?A)Byonlymemorizingwords.B)Byonlyreadinggrammarbooks.C)Byimmersingyourselfinthelanguageenvironment.D)Byavoidingspeakingwithothers.Answer:CAnalysis:Therecordingstates“Whenlearninganewlanguage,itisimportanttoimmerseyourselfinthelanguageenvironment.”19.Whatisaneffectivewaytolearnalanguage?A)Practicingspeakingwithnativespeakers.B)Studyingaloneallthetime.C)Avoidingmakingmistakes.D)Focusingonlyonwriting.Answer:AAnalysis:Therecordingmentions“Anothereffectivewayistopracticespeakingwithnativespeakers.”20.Whatshouldyoudowhenlearninganewlanguage?A)Beafraidofmakingmistakes.B)Giveupeasily.C)Havepatienceandperseverance.D)Onlylearnintheclassroom.Answer:CAnalysis:Therecordingsays“l(fā)anguagelearningalsorequirespatienceandperseverance.”PartIIIReadingComprehension(40minutes)SectionADirections:Inthissection,thereisapassagewithtenblanks.Youarerequiredtoselectonewordforeachblankfromalistofchoicesgiveninawordbankfollowingthepassage.Readthepassagethroughcarefullybeforemakingyourchoices.Eachchoiceinthebankisidentifiedbyaletter.PleasemarkthecorrespondingletterforeachitemonAnswerSheet2withasinglelinethroughthecentre.Youmaynotuseanyofthewordsinthebankmorethanonce.TheancientGreeksbelievedthatdreamsweremessagesfromthegods.They21thatbyinterpretingdreams,theycouldgain22intothefuture.ThepracticeofdreaminterpretationwasanimportantpartofGreekculture.Today,modernsciencehasadifferent23ondreams.Scientistsbelievethatdreamsarearesultofthebrain'sactivityduringsleep.Theysuggestthatdreamsmayhelpthebrain24memoriesandprocessemotions.Someresearchersalsothinkthatdreamscanbe25.Forexample,theymayinspirecreativeideas.Artistsandwritersoften26todreamsforinspiration.However,notalldreamsarepleasant.Nightmaresarebaddreamsthatcancausefearandanxiety.Scientistsarestilltryingto27whysomepeoplehavemorenightmaresthanothers.Inconclusion,dreamsarea28andmysteriouspartofhumanexperience.Whethertheyaremessagesfromthegodsorjustbrainactivity,theycontinueto29usandremainanareaof30research.WordBankA)accessB)approachC)conceptD)controversialE)insightF)perspectiveG)processH)relyI)seekJ)explainK)complexL)fascinatingM)ongoingN)ancientO)assumedAnswersandAnalysis21.OAnalysis:“assumed”meanssupposed.TheancientGreekssupposedthatbyinterpretingdreams,theycouldgainsomethingaboutthefuture.22.EAnalysis:“gaininsightinto”isacommonphrase,meaningtounderstandsomethingdeeply.23.FAnalysis:“perspective”referstoaparticularwayofthinkingaboutsomething.Modernsciencehasadifferentwayofthinkingaboutdreams.24.GAnalysis:“processmemories”makessenseasscientiststhinkdreamshelpthebraindealwithmemories.25.DAnalysis:“controversial”meanscausingdisagreement.Someresearchersthinkdreamscanhavepositiveeffects,whichmaybeacontroversialview.26.IAnalysis:“seekto”meanstryto.Artistsandwriterstrytogetinspirationfromdreams.27.JAnalysis:Scientistswanttofindoutthereasonwhysomepeoplehavemorenightmares,so“explain”isappropriate.28.KAnalysis:“complex”describesthatdreamsarenotsimple,whichisinlinewiththemysteriousnatureofdreams.29.LAnalysis:“fascinate”meansattractandinterest.Dreamscontinuetoattractandinterestus.30.MAnalysis:“ongoing”meansstillinprogress.Dreamsarestillanareawhereresearchisbeingcarriedout.SectionBDirections:Inthissection,youaregoingtoreadapassagewithtenstatementsattachedtoit.Eachstatementcontainsinformationgiveninoneoftheparagraphs.Identifytheparagraphfromwhichtheinformationisderived.Youmaychooseaparagraphmorethanonce.Eachparagraphismarkedwithaletter.AnswerthequestionsbymarkingthecorrespondingletteronAnswerSheet2.TheDigitalDivideA)Thedigitaldividereferstothegapbetweenthosewhohaveaccesstomoderninformationandcommunicationtechnologies(ICTs)andthosewhodonot.Thisdivideexistsnotonlybetweendifferentcountriesbutalsowithincountries,betweenurbanandruralareas,andbetweendifferentsocioeconomicgroups.B)Indevelopedcountries,thedigitaldivideisoftenrelatedtodifferencesinincomeandeducationlevels.Higher-incomeandmoreeducatedindividualsaremorelikelytohaveaccesstothelatesttechnologies,suchashigh-speedInternet,smartphones,andtablets.Thiscanleadtoasituationwherethosewithlessaccessareatadisadvantageinareassuchaseducation,employment,andsocialparticipation.C)Indevelopingcountries,thedigitaldivideismoresevere.Lackofinfrastructure,suchasbroadbandnetworks,isamajorobstacle.ManyruralareasindevelopingcountrieshavelimitedornoaccesstotheInternet.Thislackofaccesspreventspeoplefrombenefitingfromtheeconomicopportunitiesthatthedigitalageoffers,suchase-commerceandonlineeducation.D)Thedigitaldividealsohasanimpactoneducation.InschoolswithaccesstoICTs,studentscanuseonlineresources,participateinvirtualclassrooms,andcollaboratewithpeersfromaroundtheworld.However,inschoolswithoutsuchaccess,studentsarelimitedtotraditionalteachingmethodsandhavefewerlearningopportunities.E)Anotheraspectofthedigitaldivideisthedigitalskillsgap.Evenifpeoplehaveaccesstotechnology,theymaynothavethenecessaryskillstouseiteffectively.Thisisparticularlytrueforolderpeopleandthosewithlowerlevelsofeducation.Withoutdigitalskills,individualsmaystruggletofindjobsinthedigitaleconomy.F)Tobridgethedigitaldivide,governmentsandorganizationsneedtotakeseveralmeasures.Indevelopedcountries,policiescanbeimplementedtoprovidesubsidiesforlow-incomefamiliestoaccesstechnology.Indevelopingcountries,investmentininfrastructure,suchasbuildingbroadbandnetworks,iscrucial.G)Educationisalsoanimportantpartofbridgingthedigitaldivide.Schoolsandtraininginstitutionsshouldoffercoursesondigitalskillstoensurethateveryonehastheopportunitytolearnandusetechnologyeffectively.Communitycenterscanalsoplayarolebyprovidingfreeaccesstotechnologyandtraining.H)Inaddition,theprivatesectorcancontributetobridgingthedigitaldivide.Technologycompaniescandevelopmoreaffordableanduser-friendlydevicesandservices.Theycanalsopartnerwithgovernmentsandnon-profitorganizationstoexpandaccesstotechnologyinunderservedareas.I)Finally,raisingawarenessaboutthedigitaldivideisessential.Peopleneedtounderstandtheimportanceofdigitalaccessandskillsintoday'ssociety.Mediaandpubliccampaignscanbeusedtopromotethisawareness.Statements31.Thedigitaldivideexistsbothbetweendifferentcountriesandwithincountries.Answer:AAnalysis:ParagraphAclearlystatesthat“Thisdivideexistsnotonlybetweendifferentcountriesbutalsowithincountries,betweenurbanandruralareas,andbetweendifferentsocioeconomicgroups.”32.Indevelopedcountries,differencesinincomeandeducationlevelsarerelatedtothedigitaldivide.Answer:BAnalysis:ParagraphBmentions“Indevelopedcountries,thedigitaldivideisoftenrelatedtodifferencesinincomeandeducationlevels.”33.Lackofinfrastructureisamajorobstacletothedigitaldivideindevelopingcountries.Answer:CAnalysis:ParagraphCsays“Indevelopingcountries,thedigitaldivideismoresevere.Lackofinfrastructure,suchasbroadbandnetworks,isamajorobstacle.”34.Thedigitaldividehasanimpactoneducation,withstudentsinschoolswithICTaccesshavingmorelearningopportunities.Answer:DAnalysis:ParagraphDpointsout“Thedigitaldividealsohasanimpactoneducation.InschoolswithaccesstoICTs,studentscanuseonlineresources...whileinschoolswithoutsuchaccess,studentshavefewerlearningopportunities.”35.Thedigitalskillsgapisanaspectofthedigitaldivide,andolderpeopleandthosewithlowereducationmaylackdigitalskills.Answer:EAnalysis:ParagraphEstates“Anotheraspectofthedigitaldivideisthedigitalskillsgap.Thisisparticularlytrueforolderpeopleandthosewithlowerlevelsofeducation.”36.Governmentsindevelopedcountriescanimplementpoliciestoprovidesubsidiesforlow-incomefamiliestoaccesstechnology.Answer:FAnalysis:ParagraphFsays“Indevelopedcountries,policiescanbeimplementedtoprovidesubsidiesforlow-incomefamiliestoaccesstechnology.”37.Educationisimportantinbridgingthedigitaldivide,andschoolsshouldoffercoursesondigitalskills.Answer:GAnalysis:ParagraphGmentions“Educationisalsoanimportantpartofbridgingthedigitaldivide.Schoolsandtraininginstitutionsshouldoffercoursesondigitalskills.”38.Theprivatesectorcancontributetobridgingthedigitaldividebydevelopingaffordableanduser-friendlydevicesandservices.Answer:HAnalysis:ParagraphHstates“Theprivatesectorcancontributetobridgingthedigitaldivide.Technologycompaniescandevelopmoreaffordableanduser-friendlydevicesandservices.”39.Raisingawarenessaboutthedigitaldivideisessential,andmediaandpubliccampaignscanbeusedforthispurpose.Answer:IAnalysis:ParagraphIsays“raisingawarenessaboutthedigitaldivideisessential.Mediaandpubliccampaignscanbeusedtopromotethisawareness.”40.Indevelopingcountries,investmentininfrastructurelikebroadbandnetworksiscrucialtobridgethedigitaldivide.Answer:FAnalysis:ParagraphFmentions“Indevelopingcountries,investmentininfrastructure,suchasbuildingbroadbandnetworks,iscrucial.”SectionCDirections:Thereare2passagesinthissection.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).YoushoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthecorrespondingletteronAnswerSheet2withasinglelinethroughthecentre.Passage1Theriseofthesharingeconomyhaschangedthewayweconsumegoodsandservices.CompanieslikeAirbnbandUberhavedisruptedtraditionalindustriesbyofferingalternativewaystoaccessaccommodationandtransportation.Thesharingeconomyisbasedontheideaofsharingresources.Insteadofowningacarorahouse,peoplecanrentthemfromothersonashort-termbasis.Thisnotonlyreducescostsbutalsomakesmoreefficientuseofresources.However,thesharingeconomyalsofacessomechallenges.Oneofthemainchallengesisregulation.Traditionalindustriesoftencomplainthatsharingeconomycompaniesoperateoutsidetheexistingregulatoryframework.Forexample,hotelsandtaxicompaniesarguethatAirbnbandUberdonothavetofollowthesamerulesastheydo.Anotherchallengeistrust.Whenpeoplerentfromstrangers,theyneedtotrustthatthepropertyorservicewillbeasdescribed.Sharingeconomycompaniesneedtodevelopeffectivemechanismstoensuretrust,suchasuserreviewsandratings.Despitethesechallenges,thesharingeconomyislikelytocontinuetogrow.Asmorepeoplebecomeawareofthebenefitsofsharing,theyaremorelikelytoparticipateinthesharingeconomy.Questions41-4341.Whathasthesharingeconomychanged?A)Thewayweproducegoods.B)Thewayweconsumegoodsandservices.C)Thewaywemanufactureproducts.D)Thewaywestoregoods.Answer:BAnalysis:Thefirstsentenceofthepassagesays“Theriseofthesharingeconomyhaschangedthewayweconsumegoodsandservices.”42.Whatisoneofthemainchallengesthesharingeconomyfaces?A)Lackofcustomers.B)Highcost.C)Regulation.D)Competitionfromtraditionalindustries.Answer:CAnalysis:Thepassagementions“Oneofthemainchallengesisregulation.”43.Whydotraditionalindustriescomplainaboutsharingeconomycompanies?A)Theythinksharingeconomycompaniesaretooexpensive.B)Theythinksharingeconomycompaniesoperateoutsidetheexistingregulatoryframework.C)Th