2023年6月大學(xué)英語四級(jí)(CET-4)真題試卷

PartIListeningComprehension(20minutes)

SectionA

1.A)Themanhatestolendhistoolstootherpeople.

B)Themanhasn'tfinishedworkingonthebookshelf.

C)Thetoolshavealreadybeenreturnedtothewoman.

D)Thetoolsthemanborrowedfromthewomanaremissing.

2.A)Givetheringtoapoliceman.

B)Waitfortheowneroftheringintherestroom.

C)Handintheringtothesecurityoffice.

D)Taketheringtotheadministrationbuilding.

3.A)Savetimebyusingacomputer.

B)Buyherowncomputer.

C)BorrowMartha'scomputer.

D)Stayhomeandcompleteherpaper.

4.A)Themandocsifthavemoneyforhisdaughter'sgraduatestudies.

B)Themandoesn'tthinkhisdaughterwillgetabusinessdegree.

C)Themaninsiststhathisdaughtershouldpursueherstudiesinscience.

D)Themanadviseshisdaughtertothinkcarefullybeforemakingherdecision.

5.A)Thecinemaissomedistanceawayfromwheretheyare.

B)Hewouldliketoreadthefilmreviewinthenewspaper.

C)Theyshouldwaittoseethemovieatalatertime.

D)He'llfindhiswaytothecinema.

6.A)He'sbeentoSeattlemanytimes.

B)Hehaschairedalotofconferences.

C)Hehasahighpositioninhiscompany.

D)HelivedinSeattleformanyyears.

7.A)Teacherandstudent.

B)Doctorandpatient.

C)Managerandofficeworker.

D)Travelagentandcustomer.

8.A)Sheknowstheguywhowillgivethelecture.

B)Shethinksthelecturemightbeinformative.

C)Shewantstoaddsomethingtoherlecture.

D)She'llfinishedherreportthisweekend.

9.A)Anartmuseum.

B)Abeautifulpark.

C)Acollegecampus.

D)Anarchitecturalexhibition.

10.A)Thehousesforsaleareofpoorquality.

B)Thehousesaretooexpensiveforthecoupletobuy.

C)Thehousingdevelopersprovidetreetripsforpotentialbuyers.

D)ThemanisunwillingtotakealookatIhehousesforsale.

SectionB

Passage1

11.A)Syntheticfuel

B)Solarenergy

C)Alcohol

D)Electricity

12.A)Airtrafficconditions

B)Trafficjamsonhighways

C)Roadconditions

D)Newtrafficrules

13.A)Gothroughahealthcheck

B)Carrylittleluggage

C)Arriveearlyforboarding

D)Undergosecuritychecks

Passage2

14.A)Inafast-foodrestaurant

B)Atashoppingcenter

C)Atacountyfair

D)Inabakery

15.A)Avoideatinganyfood

B)Preparetherighttypeofpietoeat

C)Washhishandsthoroughly

D)Practiceeatingapiequickly

16.A)Onthetable

B)Behindhisback

C)Underhisbottom

D)Onhislap

17.A)Lookingsidewaystoseehowfastyourneighboreats.

B)Eatingfromtheoutsidetowardthemiddle.

C)Swallowingthepiewithwater.

D)Holdingthepieintherightposition.

Passage3

18.A)Beauty

B)Loyalty

C)Luck

D)Durability

19.A)Hewantedtofollowthetraditionofhiscountry.

B)Hebelievedthatitsymbolizedaneverlastingmarriage.

C)Itwasthoughtabloodvesselinthatfingerleddirectlytotheheart.

D)Ilwassupposeddiallliudiaiiiondondialfingerwouldbringgoodluck.

20.A)Thetwopeoplecanlearnabouteachother'slikesanddislikes.

B)Thetwopeoplecanhavetimetodecideiftheyareagoodmatch.

C)Thetwopeoplecanhavetimetoshopfortheirnewhome.

D)Thetwopeoplecanearnenoughmoneyfortheirwedding.

PartIIReadingComprehension(35minutes)

Passage1

IsthereenoughoilbeneaththeArcticNationalWildlifeRefuse(保護(hù)區(qū))(ANWR)

tohelpsecureAmerica'senergyfuture?PresidentBushcertainlythinksso.Hehas

arguedthattappingANWR'soilwouldhelpeaseCalifornia'selectricitycrisisand

provideamajorboosttothecountry'senergyindependence.Butnooneknowsforsure

howmuchcrudeoilliesburiedbeneaththefrozenearthwiththelastgovernmentsurvey,

conductedin1998,projectingoutputanywherefrom3billionto16billionbarrels.

Theoilindustrygoeswiththehighendoftherange,whichcouldequalasmuchas

10%ofU.S.consumptionforaslongassixyears.Bypumpingmorethan1million

barrelsadayfromthereserveforthenexttwothreedecades,lobbyistsclaim,thenation

couldcutbackonimportsequivalenttoallshipmemstotheU.S.fromSaudiArabia.

Soundsgood.Anoilboomwouldalsomeanamultibillion-dollarwindfall(意夕卜之財(cái))in

taxrevenues,royalties(開采權(quán)使用費(fèi))andleasingfeesforAlaskaandtheFederal

Government.Bestofall,advocatesofdrillingsay,damagetotheenvironmentwouldbe

insignificant."We'veneverhadadocumentcaseofoilrigchasingdeeroutontothepack

ice?"saysAlaskaStateRepresentativeScottOgan.

Notsofar,sayenvironmentalists.Stickingtothelowendofgovernmentestimates,

theNationalResourcesDefenseCouncilsaystheremaybenomorethan3.2billion

barrelsofeconomicallyrecoverableoilinthecoastalplainofANWR,adropinthe

bucketthatwoulddovirtuallynothingtoeaseAmerica\energyproblems.And

consumerswouldwaitliptoadecadetogainanybenefits,becausedrillingcouldbegin

onlyaftermuchbargainingoverleases,environmentalpermitsandregulatoryreview.As

forANWR'simpactontheCaliforniapowercrisis,environmentalistspointoutthatoilis

responsibleforonly1%oftheGoldenStale'selectricityoutput-andjust3%ofthe

nation's.

21.WhatdoesPresidentBushthinkoftappingoilinANWR?

A)Itwillexhaustthenation\oilreserves.

B)ItwillhelpsecurethefutureofANWR.

C)Itwillhelpreducethenation\oilimports.

D)ItwillincreaseAmerica'senergyconsumption.

22.WelearnfromthesecondparagraphthattheAmericanoilindustry.

A)believesthatdrillingforoilinANWRwillproducehighyields

B)tendstoexaggerateAmerica'srelianceonforeignoil

C)showslittleinterestintappingoilinANWR

D)expectstostopoilimportsfromSaudiArabia

23.ThoseagainstoildrillinginANWRarguethat.

A)itcancauseseriousdamagetotheenvironment

B)itcandolittletosolveU.S.energyproblems

C)itwilldraintheoilreservesintheAlaskanregion

D)itwillnothavemuchcommercialvalue

24.Whatdotheenvironmentalistsmeanbysaying“Notsofasf'(Line1,Para.3)?

A)Oilexploitationtakesalongtime

B)Theoildrillingshouldbedelayed

C)Don'tbetoooptimistic

D)Don'texpectfastreturns

25.ItcanbelearnedfromthepassagethatoilexploitationbeneathANWR'sfrozen

earth.

A)remainsacontroversialissue

B)isexpectedtogetunderwaysoon

C)involvesalotoftechnologicalproblems

D)willenabletheU.S.tobeoilindependent

Passage2

"Tear'emapart!,5"Killthefbol!n"Murderthereferee(裁判)!”

Thesearecommonremarksonemayhearatvarioussportingevents.Atthetime

theyaremade,theymayseeminnocentenough.Builei'snotkidourselves.Theyhave

beenknowntoinfluencebehaviorinsuchawayastoleadtorealbloodshed.Volumes

havebeenwrittenaboutthewaywordsaffectus.Ithasbeenshownthatwordshaving

certainconnotations(含義)maycauseustoreactinwaysquiteforeigntowhatwc

considertobeourusualhumanisticbehavior.Iseetheterm“opponem”asoneofthose

words.Perhapsthetimehascometodeleteitfromsportsterms.

Thedictionarymeaningoftheterm"opponentuis"'adversary":"enemy”one

whoopposesyourinterests.”"Thus,whenaplayermeetsanopponent,heorshemay

tendtotreatthatopponentasanenemy.Atsuchtimes,winningmaydominateone's

intellect,andeveryaction,nomatterhowgross,maybeconsideredjustifiable.Irecallan

incidentinahandballgamewhenarefereerefusedaplayer'srequestforatimeoutfora

glovechangebecausehedidnotconsideredthenwetenough.Theplayerproceededto

rubhisglovesacrosshisv/etT-shirtandthenexclaimed.t4Aretheywetenoughnow?”

Intheheatofbattle,playershavebeenobservedtothrowthemselvesacrossthe

courtwithoutconsideringtheconsequencesthatsuchamovemighthaveonanyonein

theirway.Ihavealsowitnessedaplayerreactingtohisopponent'sinternationaland

illegalblockingbydeliberatelyhittinghimwiththeballashardashecouldduringthe

courseofplay.Offthecourt,theyaregoodfriends.Doesthatmakeanysense?It

certainlygivesproofofacourtattitudewhichdepartsfromnormalbehavior.

Therefore,Ibelieveitistimeweelevated(提:JT)thegametothelevelwhereit

belongstherebysettinganexampletotherestofthesportingworld.Replacingtheterm

''opponent"with"associate”couldbeanidealwaytostart.

Thedictionarymeaningoftheterm“associate"is“colleague"；“fHend”;

“companion.”Reflectamoment!Youmaysoonseeandpossiblyfeelthedifferencein

yourreactiontotheterm“associate"ratherthan“opponent.”

26.Whichofthefollowingstatementsbestexpressestheauthor'sview?

A)Aggressivebehaviorinsportscanhaveseriousconsequences.

B)Thewordspeopleusecaninfluencetheirbehavior.

C)Unpleasantwordsinsportsareoftenusedbyforeignathletes.

D)Unfairjudgmentsbyrefereeswillleadtoviolenceonthesportsfield.

27.Harshwordsarespokenduringgamesbecausetheplayers.

A)arctooeagertowin

B)areusuallyshort-temperedandeasilyoffended

C)cannotaffordtobepoliteinfiercecompetition

D)treattheirrivalsasenemies

28.Whatdidthehandballplayerdowhenhewasnotallowedatimeouttochangehis

gloves?

A)Herefusedtocorrinuethegame.

B)Heangrilyhittherefereewithaball.

C)Heclaimedthattherefereewasunfair.

D)HewethisglovesbyrubbingthemacrosshisT-shirt.

29.Accordingtothepassage,players,inagame,may.

A)deliberatelythrowtheballatanyoneillegallyblockingtheirway

B)keeponscreamingandshoutingthroughoutthegame

C)liedownonthegroundasanactofprotest

D)kicktheballacrossthecourtwithforce

30.Theauthorhopestohavethecurrentsituationinsportsimprovedby.

A)callingonplayerstousecleanlanguageonthecourt

B)raisingthereferee'ssenseofresponsibility

C)changingtheattitudeofplayersonthesportsfield

D)regulatingtherelationshipbetweenplayersandreferees

Passage3

Consumersarebeingconfusedandmisledbythehodge-podge(大雜炒)of

environmentalclaimsmadebyhouseholdproducts,accordingtoa“greenlabeling“study

publishedbyConsumersInternationalFriday.

Amongthereport^moreoutrageous(令人無法容忍的)findings-aGerman

fertilizerdescribeditselfasutearthwonnfriendly^^abrandoffloursaiditwas

“non-polkiting“andaBritishtoiletpaperclaimedtobe^environmentallyfriendlier”

ThestudywaswrittenandresearchedbyBritain'sNationalConsumerCouncil

(NCC)forlobbygroupConsumerInternational.ItwasfundedbytheGermanandDutch

governmentsandtheEuropeanCommission.

“Whilemanygoodandusefulclaimsarebeingmade,itisclearthereisalongway

togoinensuringshoppersareadequatelyinformedabouttheenvironmentalimpactof

productstheybuy,“saidConsumersInternationaldirectorAnnaFielder.

The1O-countrystudysurveyedproductpackaginginBritain,WesternEurope,

ScandinaviaandtheUnitedStates.ItfoundthatproductssoldinGermanyandtheUnited

Kingdommadethemostenvironmentalclaimsonaverage.

Thereportfocusedonclaimsmadebyspecificproducts,suchasdetergent(洗滌齊U)

insectspraysandbysomegardenproducts.Itdidnottesttheclaims,butcomparedthem

tolabelingguidelinessetbytheInternationalStandardsOrganization(ISO)inSeptember,

1999.

Researchersdocumentedclaimsofenvironmentalfriendlinessmadebyabout2,000

productsandfoundmanytoovagueortoomisleadingcomeetISOstandards.

“Manyproductshadspecially-designedlabelstomakethemseemenvironmentally

friendly,butinfactmanyofthesesymbolsmeannothing,“saidreportresearcherPhilip

Page.

“Laundrydetergentsmadethemostnumberofclaimswith158.Householdcleaners

weresecondwith145separateclaims,whilepaintswerethirdonourlistwith73.The

highnumbersshowhowveryconfusingitmustbeforconsumerstosortthetruefrom

themisleading."hesaid.

TheISOlabelingstandardsbanvagueormisleadingclaimsonproductpackaging,

becausetermssuchas''environmentallyfriendly"and“non-polluting”cannotbeverified.

“Whatwcarcnowpushingfbristohavemultinationalcorporationsmeetthestandards

setbytheISO."saidPage.

31.Accordingtothepassage,theNCCfounditoutrageousthat.

A)alltheproductssurveyedclaimtomeetISOstandards

B)theclaimsmadebyproductsareoftenunclearordeceiving

C)consumerswouldbelievemanyofthemanufactures'claim

D)fewproductsactuallyprovetobeenvironmentfriendly

32.Asindicatedinthispassage,withsomanygoodclaims,theconsumers.

A)arebecomingmorecautiousabouttheproductstheyaregoingtobuy

B)arestillnotwillingtopaymoreforproductswithgreenlabeling

C)arebecomingmoreawareoftheeffectsdifferentproductshaveonthe

environment

D)stilldonotknowtheexactimpactofdifferentproductsontheenvironment

33.AstudywascarriedoutbyBritain'sNCCto.

A)findouthowmanyclaimsmadebyproductsfailtomeetenvironmental

standards

B)informtheconsumersoftheenvironmentalimpactoftheproductstheybuy

C)examineclaimsmadebyproductsagainstISOstandards

D)revisetheguidelinessetbytheInternationalStandardsOrganization

34.Whatisoneoftheconsequencescausedbythemanyclaimsofhouseholdproducts?

A)Theyarelikelytoleadtoseriousenvironmentalproblems.

B)Consumersfinditdifficulttotellthetruefromthefalse.

C)Theycouldarousewidespreadangeramongconsumer.

D)Consumerswillbetemptedtobuyproductstheydon'tneed.

35.ItcanbeinfciTcdfromthepassagethatthelobbygroupConsumerInternational

wantsto.

A)makeproductlabelingsatisfyISOrequirements

B)seeallhouseholdproductsmeetenvironmentalstandards

C)warnconsumersofthedangerofso-calledgreenproducts

D)verifytheeffortsofnon-pollutingproducts

Passage4

TwohoursfromthetallbuildingsofManhattanandPhiladelphialivesomeofthe

world'slargestblackbears.TheyareinnorthernPennsylvania'sPoconoMountains,a

hometheysharewithanabundanceofotherwildlife.

Thestreams,lakes,meadows(草地)，mountainridgesandforeststhatmakethe

Poconosanidealplaceforblackbearshavealsoattractedmorepeopletotheregion.

Openspacesarethreatenedbyplansforhousingestatesandimportant“Gs(棲息土也)

areendangeredbyhighwayconstruction.ToprotectthePoconosnaturalbeautyfrom

irresponsibledevelopment,theNature(大自然保護(hù)協(xié)會(huì))namedthearea

oneofAmerica's"LaslGreatPlaces”.

Operatingoutofacentury-oldschoolhouseinthevillageofLongPond,

Pennsylvania,theconservancy'sbudCookisworkingwithlocalpeopleandbusiness

leaderstobalanceeconomicgrowthwithenvironmentalprotection.Byforging

partnershipswithpeoplelikeFrancisAltemose,theConservancyhasbeenabletoprotect

morethan14,000acresofenvironmentallyimportantlandinthearea.

Altemose'sfamilyhasfarmedinthePoconoareaforgenerations.Twoyearsago

FrancisworkedwiththeConservancytoincludehisfarminacountyfarmlandprotection

program.Asaresult,hisfamily'slandcanbeprotectedfromdevelopmentandthe

Altemoseswillbebetterabletoprovideasecurefinancialfuturefortheir7-year-old

grandson.

CookattributestheConservancy\successinthePoconostohavingalocalpresence

andacommitmenttoworkingwithlocalresidents

“Thekeytoprotectingtheseremarkablelandsisconnectingwiththelocal

community/Cooksaid.uThepeoplewholivethererespecttheland.Theyvaluequiet

forests,clearstreamsandabundantwildlife.Theyareeagertohelpwithconservation

effort.

FormoreinformationonhowyoucanhelptheNatureConservancyprotectthe

Poconosandtheworld'sother“LastGreatPlaces,“pleasecall1-888-5646864orvisitus

ontheWorldWideWebat.org.

36.ThepurposeinnamingthePoconosasoneofAmerica's"LastGreatPlaces”isto

A)gainsupportfromthelocalcommunity

B)protectitfromirresponsibledevelopment

C)makeitabetterhomeforblackbears

D)providefinancialsecurityforfuturegenerations

37.Welearnfromthepassagethat.

A)thepopulationinthePoconoareaisgrowing

B)wildlifeinthePoconoareaisdyingoutrapidly

C)thesecurityofthePoconoresidentsisbeingthreatened

D)farmlandsinthePoconoareaareshrinkingfast

38.WhatisimportantinprotectingthePoconosaccordingtoCook?

A)Thesettingupofanenvironmentalprotectionwebsite

B)SupportfromorganizationslikeTheNatureConservancy

C)Cooperationwiththelocalresidentsandbusinessleaders

D)Inclusionoffarmlandsintheregion'sprotectionprogram

39.WhatdocsBudCookmeanby"'havingalocalpresence"(Line1,Para.5)?

A)Financialcontributionsfromlocalbusinessleaders

B)Considerationoftheinterestsofthelocalresidents

C)Theestablishmentofawildlifeprotectionfoundationinthearea

D)ThesettingupofalocalNatureConservancybranchinthePoconoarea

40.Thepassagemostprobablyis.

A)anofficialdocument

B)anewsstory

C)anadvertisement

D)aresearchreport

PartIIIVocabulary(20minutes)

41.Awordprocessorismuchbetterthanatypewriterinthatitenablesyoutoenterand

yourtextmoreeasily.

A)register

B)edit

C)propose

D)discharge

42.Wedon'tknowwhysomanypeopleinthatregionliketoweardressesofsuch

colors.

A)low

B)humble

C)mild

D)dull

43.ThenewshasjustthatthepresidentisgoingtovisitChinanextmonth.

A)comedown

B)comeup

C)comeout

D)comeabout

44.Thethatexistsamongnationscouldcertainlybelessenedif

misunderstandingandmistrustwereremoved.

A)tension

B)strain

C)stress

D)intensity

45.Theotherday,MumandIwenttoSt.James'sHospital,andtheydidlotsandlotsof

testsonme,mostofthemandfrightening.

A)cheerful

B)horrible

C)hostile

D)friendly

46.IntheMediterraneanseaweedissoabundantandsoeasilyharvestedthatitisnever

ofgreat.

A)fare

B)payment

C)worth

D)expense

47.Thewriterwassoinherworkthatshedidn'tnoticehimentertheroom.

A)absorbed

B)abandoned

C)focused

D)centered

48.Actually,informationtechnologycanthegapbetweenthepoorandthe

rich.

A)link

B)break

C)ally

D)bridge

49.Someresearchworkerscompletelyallthosefactsasthoughtheynever

existed.

A)ignore

B)leave

C)refuse

D)miss

50.Computerpowernowallowsautomaticsearchesoffingerprintfilestomatchaprint

atacrime.

A)stage

B)scene

C)location

D)occasion

51.Themostbasicreasonwhydialectsshouldbepreservedisthatlanguagehelpsto

aculture.

A)retain

B)relate

C)remark

D)review

52.Companiesarestrugglingtofindtherightbetweensupplyanddemand,

butitisnoeasytask.

A)equation

B)formula

C)balance

D)pattern

53.Massadvertisinghelpedtotheemphasisfromtheproductionofgoodsto

theirconsumption.

A)vary

B)shift

C)lay

D)moderate

54.Becauseofhisexcellentadministration,peoplelivedinpeaceandandall

previouslyneglectedmattersweretakencareof.

A)conviction

B)contest

C)consent

D)content

55.Iknowyou'vegotasmoothtongue,sodon'italkmebuyingit.

A)away

B)down

C)out

D)into

56.Showingsomesenseofhumorcanbea(n)waytodealwithsome

stressfulsituation.

A)effective

B)efficient

C)favorable

D)favorite

57.Thesituationdescribedinthereportterrible,butitmaynothappen.

A)inclines

B)maintains

C)sounds

D)remains

58.Thecompanyistryingeverymeanstothewholesalepriceofitsproducts.

A)pulldown

B)putdown

C)setdown

D)bringdown

59.Themayorthepoliceofficeramedalofhonorforhisheroicdeedin

rescuingtheearthquakevictims.

A)rewarded

B)awarded

C)credited

D)prized

60.ThenativeCanadianslivedinwithnature,fortheyrespectednatureasa

provideroflife.

A)coordination

B)acquaintance

C)contact

D)harmony

61.Manypeoplearcaskingwhethertraditionalresearchuniversitiesinfacthaveany

future.

A)atall

B)sofar

C)inall

D)onend

62.Iwasimpressedtheefficiencyoftheworkdoneinthecompany.

A)in

B)about

C)with

D)for

63.NowinBritain,winestakeupfourtimesasmuchinthestorehouseas

bothbeerandspirits.

A)block

B)land

C)patch

D)space

64.Hishandshookalittleashethekeyinthelock.

A)squeezed

B)inserted

C)stuffed

D)pierced

65.Forprofessionalathletes,totheOlympicsmeansthattheyhaveachance

toenterthehistorybooks.

A)access

B)attachment

C)appeal

D)approach

66.Inthelong,thenewinformationtechnologiesmayfundamentallyalter

ourwayoflife.

A)view

B)distance

C)jump

D)run

67.Allthearrangementsshouldbecompletedyourdeparture.

A)priorto

B)superiorto

C)contraryto

D)parallelto

68.Weneedtocreateeducationstandardsthatprepareournextgenerationwhowillbe

withanevenmorecompetitivemarket.

A)tackled

B)encountered

C)dealt

D)confronted

69.Inthelateseventies,theamountoffixedassetsrequiredtoproduceonevehiclein

JapanwasequivalenttothatintheUnitedStates.

A)rudely

B)roughly

C)readily

D)coarsely

70.Manypeoplebelieveweareheadingforenvironmentaldisasterwe

radicallychangewaywelive.

A)but

B)although

C)unless

D)lest

PartIVShortAnswerQuestions(15minutes)

Wecommonlythinkofsportsmanshipinconnectionwithathleticcontests,butit

alsoappliestoindividualoutdoorsports.Noteveryonewhopicksupafishingrodor

goesoutwithagunisasportsman.Thesportsmanfirstofallobeysthefishandgame

laws,notbecauseheisliabletobepunishedasaviolator,butbecauseheknowsthatin

themaintheselawsaremadeforhisbestinterests.

Thefollowingaresomeofthethingsthatthosev/howouldqualifyformembership

inthesportsmanshipfraternity(圈內(nèi)人)willdo.

1.Takenomoregamethanthebaglimitprovidedforbythefishandgamelaws.

Thepersonwhocomesbackfromatripboastingaboutthelargenumberoffishorgame

takenisnotasportsmanbutagamehog(貪得無厭的捕獵者).

2.Observetheunwrittenrulesoffairplay.Thismeansshootinggamebirdsonly

whenthebirdsare“onthewing”.Forthesamereason,donotuseashotguntoshoota

rabbitorsimilaranimalwhileitissittingorstandingstill.

3.Becarefulinremovingillegalorundersizedfishfromthehook.Thisshouldbe

doneonlyafterwettingthehands.Thisisnecessarybecausethebodyofthefishis

coveredwithathin,protectivefilmwhichwillsticktoyourdryhands.Ifthehandsare

drywhenthefishishandled,thefilmistornfromthebodyofthefish.Withoutthe

protectivefilm,thefishismoreeasilyattackedbydiseases.Ifyouwishtoreleaseafish

thatishookedinsuchawaythatitwillbeimpossibletobeclosetothehookas

convenient.Inaremarkablyshorttime,thehookwillbreakdownandthefishwill

remainalmostunharmed.Fishhavebeenknowntofeedsuccessfullywhilehookswere

stillintheirlips.

4.Besureoftheidentityofyourtargetbeforeyoushoot.Manyusefulandharmless

speciesofwildlifearethoughtlesslykilledbytheuninformedpersonwhoisoutwitha

guntokillwhateverflieswithinrange.

SI.Inwhatrespectdoestheauthorthinkindividualoutdoorsportsaresimilartoathletic

contests?

S2.Apersonwhogoesoutfishingwithafishingrodorhuntingwithagunisnot

necessarily.

S3.Whalesthemostimportantthingatruesportsmanshouldbearinmindwhenhegoes

fishingorhunting.

S4.Thosewhoviolatethefishandgamelawswillnotbeformembershipin

thesportsmanshipfraternity.

S5.Whatarepeoplecalledwhentheybreakthebaglimitandboastabouttheirbig

catch?

S6.Atruesportsmanwillnotshootananimalwhichisnot.

S7.Whatarepeopleadvisedtodobeforetheyremoveillegalorundersizedfishfrom

thehook?

S8.Whatshouldsportsmandotoavoidkillingrarespeciesofwildlife?

PartVWriting(30minutes)

Directions:Forthispart,youareallowed30minutestowriteashortessayinhonorof

teachersontheoccasionofTeachersDay.Youshouldwriteatleast120

wordsfollowingtheoutlinegivenbelow:

1.向老師致以節(jié)日祝賀

2.從一件難忘的事回憶老師的教導(dǎo)和無私的貢獻(xiàn)

3.我怎樣回報(bào)老師的關(guān)愛

2023年6月四級(jí)參照答案

PartIListeningComprehension

1.D2.C3.B4.D5.A

6.A7.C8.B9.C10.D

11.D12.A13.B14.C15.A

16.B17.B18.A19.C20.B

PartIIReadingComprehension

21.C22.A23.B24.C25.A

26.B27.D