2022年浙江省金華市大學(xué)英語6級大學(xué)英語六級知識點(diǎn)匯總（含答案）

2022年浙江省金華市大學(xué)英語6級大學(xué)英語六級知識點(diǎn)匯總（含答案）學(xué)校:________班級:________姓名:________考號:________

一、2.ReadingComprehension(SkimmingandScanning)(20題)1.

ThispassagemainlydealswithhowEmeryTobinmadehismagazinefamousallovertheUnitedStates.

A.YB.NC.NG

2.

Whyisitimportanttohavebreakfast?

3.

AccordingtoStatisticsCanada,mostCanadianseniorsover65______.

A.movetotheirchildren'splace

B.liveindependentlyuntiltheydie

C.joinmeaningfulprivately-sponsoredactivities

D.becometheresponsibilityofthegovernment

4.

"Geckotape"isatechnologythatprovedtobeanalternativeto______whenit'isputintothemarket.

5.

Whatcanalifeinsurancedotoachild?

A.Itcanprovideprotectionfortheirhealth.

B.Itoffersmoneyonthefuneralwithoutdelay.

C.Itsupportsthedallylifeofotherfamilymembers.

D.Itcompensatesfortheparents'careforthechild.

6.

Inordertoattractaudiencetheyshowacomputer-animatedfilmcalled"ToyStory".

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7.

Televisionhas______onpeople'scharacter.

A.apositiveeffect

B.anegativeeffect

C.noeffect

D.sbeneficialeffect

8.

Now,theforeignteachergetsnolessthan5,500yuanpermonthfora12hourworkweekplusalltheotherbenefitsbecausetheauthorityhasrealizedthatthefirstofferwastoolow.

A.YB.NC.NG

9.

In______DeCoubertinfirstputforththeideaofstartingtheOlympicGamesagain.

10.

Whenpeopletrytocombatstress,theirbrainneedsagoodrest,solisteningtomusicisagoodway.

A.YB.NC.NG

11.

AlthoughthetaxsystemoccurstomostAmericansonlyinApril,thetaxprocessisactually______.

12.

China'seconomicopportunitiesandits_____________onthefuturecontributestopeople'sinterestinlearningChinese.

13.

Manyscientistsbelievedthattheycouldproduceananti-AIDSvaccinethatcouldbegiventopeopleto______thedisease.

14.

PeoplewhovoluntarilyworkedasservantsforseveralyearsinexchangeforpassagetoAmericawerecalledindenturedservants.

A.YB.NC.NG

15.

Tospoilsomethingbybringingintheimpurewhichmakeitunfitoruncleartouse,wecallit______.

16.

Chestpainiscausedbyoverwork.

A.YB.NC.NG

17.

Whetheraprofileissupportivetoasearchwithoutwarrantdependsontheoffice'sabilitytodescribespecific______.

18.

Anexpertonliteraturehimselfmustbeagoodwriter,justasanarthistorianhastobeagoodpainter.

A.YB.NC.NG

19.

Theozonelayerinthestratosphere______.

20.

Tosolvethesizeproblemofcellphones,scientistshavebeenresearching___________________fordecades.

二、3.ListeningComprehension(20題)21.

【B10】

22.【B8】

23.(32)

A.Becauseofthetechnologyprogress.

B.Becauseofthecomputerrevolution.

C.Becauseoftheinventionofcomputer.

D.Becauseofmicrowaveovens.

24.聽力原文：MaryKatherineGoddardwastheonlywomanwhosignedontheearlycopiesoftheDeclarationofIndependence.(29.)Itwasshe,aBaltimoreprinter,whopublishedthefirstofficialcopiesoftheDeclaration,thefirstcopiesthatincludedthenamesofitssignersandthereforeannouncesthesupportofallthirteencolonies.

MaryGoddardfirstgotintoprintingattheageoftwenty-fourwhenherbrotheropenedaprintingshopinProvidence,RhodeIsland,in1762.Whenheproceededtogetintotroublewithhispartnersandcreditors,itwasMaryGoddardandhermotherwhowerelefttoruntheshop.In1765theybeganpublishingtheProvidenceGazette,aweeklynewspaper.SimilarproblemsseemedtofollowherbrotherasheopenedbusinessesinPhiladelphiaandagaininBaltimore.EachtimeMs.Goddardwasbroughtintorunthenewspapers.AfterstartingBaltimore'sfirstnewspaper,TheMarylandJournal,in1773,herbrotherwentbroketryingtoorganizeacolonialpostalservice.(30)Whilehewasindebtor'sprison,MaryKatherineGoddard'snameappearedonthenewspaper'snameplateforthefirsttime.WhentheContinentalCongressfledtherefromPhiladelphiain1776,itcommissionedMs.GoddardtoprintthefirstofficialversionoftheDeclarationofIndependenceinJanuary1777.Afterprintingthedocuments,sheherselfpaidthepostriderstodelivertheDeclarationthroughoutthecolonies.

DuringtheAmericanRevolution,MaryGoddardcontinuedtopublishBaltimore'sonlynewspaper,whichonehistorianclaimedwas"secondtononeamongthecolonies".Shewasalsothecity'spostmasterfrom1775to1789—appointedbyBenjaminFranklin—andisconsideredto-bethefirstwomantoholdafederalposition.

(30)

A.Becauseshewasthefirstwomenworkinginnewspaperbusiness.

B.Becauseshepublishedtheearlydocuments.

C.BecauseshewasoneoftherepresentativesfromRhodeIslandcolony.

D.BecausesheherselfdeliveredthecopiesofDeclarationthroughoutthecolonies.

25.(29)

A.LackofnecessityforanMBAandaneconomicrecession.

B.Lowsalaryandforeigncompetition.

C.FewerMBAschoolsandfewerentry-leveljobs.

D.Decliningpopulationandeconomicprosperity.

26.聽力原文：M:Excuseme,areyouwaitingtobuyconcerttickets?

W:Yes,Iam.Soareallthesepeopleinfrontofme.

M:Haveyoubeenherelong?

W:About45minutes.I'vemovedforwardatotalabout3feetinthattime.

M:You'rekidding!

W:Notatall.Therewasacoupleupaheadofmewhogotsodisgustedtheyfinallygaveupandleft.Theysaidthey'dbeenwaitingformorethananhour.

M:Doesanyoneknowwhat'scausingthedelay?

W:Ifso,noone'slettingusknow.Itcouldbethattherearen'tenoughpeoplesellingticketsthisafternoon.Ormaybetheircomputer'sdown:I'msuretheconcerthasn'tbeencanceled.

M:Ijusthopetheydon'trunoutofticketsbeforeIgetupthere.

W:Thatreallywouldbeannoying,wouldn'tit?

M:IguessIshouldhavecomebeforelunch.Orhasitbeenlikethisallday?

W:Apparentlyithas.Infact,beforeIcame,1triedcallingtochargemyticketsoverthephone,justtoavoidthislongwait,butthey'renottakingphoneorders,orchecks,orcreditcards.It'scashornothing.Andyouhavetocomeinperson.

M:Well,there'retwomorehoursbeforetheticketofficecloses.Ticketstoagoodconcertareworthwaitingfor.SoIthinkI'lljustmakemyselfcomfortable.

(23)

A.It'scrowdedwithpeople.

B.It'sfullofcomputers.

C.Lunchisbeingservedthere.

D.Onlyfewpeopleinthere.

27.

【B8】

28.聽力原文：M:I'dliketoinquireaboutsomeofthechargesonmyelectricityhills.Ican'tunderstandwhyitissohighthismonth.

W:I'dbehappytosendyoumoredetailedexplanationifyougivemeyouraccountnumber.

Q:Whatdoesthewomanmean?

(19)

A.Shecansendthemanadditionalinformation.

B.Themanreceivedthewrongbill.

C.Shewillcredittheman'saccount.

D.Sheagreesthatthechargesaretoohigh.

29.(21)

A.Togiveanexampleofinequality.

B.Toshowthepositivesideofequality.

C.Toshowanexampleoftherolemodel.

D.Toemphasizethatwomenaresuperiortomen.

30.聽力原文：W:Hey,George,Ican'tgettosleepwiththelightssonearmybed.Canyoustudysomeplaceelse?

M:Sorry,thereisapartygoingondowninthelounge(休息室).IsupposeIcancheckthediningroomthough.

Q:WhatwillGeorgeprobablydo?

(15)

A.Hewilltakepartintheparty.

B.Hewillcontinuetostudyinthebedroom.

C.Hewillcontinuetostudyinthedinningroom.

D.Hewillgotohavedinnerinsteadofstudying.

31.SectionC

Directions:Inthissection,youwillhearapassagethreetimes.Whenthepassageisreadforthefirsttime,youshouldlistencarefullyforitsgeneralidea.Whenthepassageisreadforthesecondtime,youarerequiredtofillintheblanksnumberedfrom36to43withtheexactwordsyouhavejustheard.Forblanksnumberedfrom44to46youarerequiredtofillinthemissinginformation.Fortheseblanks,youcaneitherusetheexactwordsyouhavejustheardorwritedownthe

Tight-lippedeldersusedtosay,"It'snotwhatyouwantinthisworld,butwhatyouget."

Youcanmakeamentalblueprintofadesireasyouwouldmakeablueprintofahouse,andeachofusis(36)______makingtheseblueprintsinthegeneral(37)______ofeverydayliving.Ifwe(38)______tohavefriendstodinner,weplanthemenu,makeashoppinglist,decidewhichfoodtocookfirst,andsuchplanningis(39)______foranytypeofmealtobeserved.

Likewise,ifyouwanttofindajob,takeasheetofpaper,andwritea(40)______accountofyourself.Inmakingablueprintforajob,beginwithyourself,forwhenyouknowexactlywhatyouhaveto(41)______,youcanintelligentlyplanwheretosellyourservices.

Thisaccountofyourselfisactuallya(42)______ofyourworkinglifeandshould(43)______education,experienceand,references.Suchanaccountisvaluable.(44)____________.Whiletalkingtoyou,yourcould-beemployerisdecidingwhetheryoureducation,yourexperience,andotherqualificationswillpayhimtoemployyouandyourabilitiesmustbedisplayedinareasonablyconnectedmanner.

(45)____________.Thenyouarereadytohuntforajob.Getallthepossibleinformationaboutyourcould-bejob.Makeinquiriesastothedetailsregardingthejobandthefirm.Keepyoureyesandearsopen,anduseyourownjudgment.(46)____________andkeepinmindthatsecuringajobisyourjobnow.

32.

【B2】

33.聽力原文：W:Thismachinehassomanybuttons．Ican'tfigureoutwhichonemakesitrun．

M:You'dbetterreadtheinstructionsfirstPressingthebuttonsatrandommaycausethemachinetobreakdown．

Q:Whatwouldthewomanmostprobablydofirst?

(14)

A.Readtheoperationalmanual.

B.Trythebuttonsonebyone.

C.Makethemachinerunslowly.

D.Askherinstructorforadvice.

34.(35)

A.Theeffectsofhealthyreading.

B.Theimportanceofsilentreading.

C.Thevalueofdifferenttypesofreadingmaterials.

D.Theinformationyieldedbybooksandnewspapers.

35.SectionB

Directions:Inthissection,youwillhear3shortpassages.Attheendofeachpassage,youwillhearsomequestions.Boththepassageandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.

聽力原文：Themarketisaconcept.Ifyouaregrowingtomatoesinyourbackyardforsaleyouareproducingforthemarket.Youmightsellsometoyourneighborandsometothemanagerofthelocalsupermarket.Butineithercase,yonareproducingforthemarket.Youreffortsarebeingdirectedbythemarket.Ifpeoplestopbuyingtomatoes,youwillstopproducingthem.

Ifyoutakecareofasickpersontoearnmoney,youareproducingforthemarket.Ifyourfatherisasteelworkeroratruckdriveroradoctororagrocer,heisproducinggoodsorserviceforthemarket.

Whenyouspendyourincome,youarebuyingthingsfromthemarket.Yonmayspendmoneyinstores,supermarkets,gasstations,andrestaurants.Stillyouatebuyingfromthemarket.Whenthelocalgrocerhiresyoutodrivethedeliverytruck,heisbuyingyourlaborinthelabormarket.

Themarketmayseemtobesomethingabstract.Butforeachpersonorbusinessmanwhoismakingandsellingsomething,it'sveryreal.Ifnobodybuysyourtomatoes,itwon'tbelongbeforeyougetthemessage.Themarketistellingyousomething.It'stellingyouthatyouareusingenergiesandresourcesindoingsomethingthemarketdoesn'twantyoutodo.

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A.Workinginabank.

B.Printingabook.

C.Attendinganightschool.

D.Growingbeansforsale.

36.(34)

A.medicalschoolstudents

B.businessesandmanufactures

C.politicalcampaignparticipants

D.actors,techniciansandothers

37.聽力原文：M:I'mtiredofBill'sremarks,Idon'tknowwhyhewantstolookateverythinginsuchanegativeway.

W:Whydon'tyoudowhatIdo,John,andtakehiscommentswithagrainofsalt?

Q:Accordingtothewoman,whatshouldJohndoaboutBill?

(14)

A.JohnshouldnottalktoBillanymore.

B.JohnshouldtakeBill'sremarksseriously.

C.JohnshouldtellBillnottothinknegatively.

D.JohnshouldpaylittleattentiontowhatBillsays.

38.(17)

A.Thebackofthedrawerhasfallenoff.

B.Themandoesn'thaveanysoap.

C.Thecabinetistooheavytomove.

D.Somethingisblockingthebackofthedrawer.

39.聽力原文：M:Fridayisapublicholiday.ShallwespendthelongweekendinNewYork?WecouldleaveThursdaynight.

W:I'drathergoonFriday.MyunclewilldropinonThursdayevening.Ihaven'tmethimforseveralyears,youknow.

Q:Whycan'tthewomangoonThursday?

(18)

A.She'llgotoheruncle's.

B.Shehasanappointmentwithherfriend.

C.She'llattendameeting.

D.She'llhaveavisitor.

40.聽力原文：W:Mr.Wang,itisreportedthatyouruniversityisthefirstonetorelaxtherolebanningstudentsfromgettingmarried.Doesitmeanthatstudentsinouruniversityareencouragedtogetmarried?

M:Iwouldn'tsaythat.Wedon'tmeantoencouragestudentstorushintomarriage.Whatwesayisthatifastudentisoflegalageformarriagethenwewilldealwiththematterinaccordancewithrelevantlawsandregulations.

W:Doyouthinktheliftingofthebanwillresultinarisingnumberofmarriagesamongcollegestudents?

M:No,Idon'tthinkm.Suchworriesareunnecessary.Sofarwehaven'treceivedanymarriageapplicationsfromstudents.

W:Whatisthestudents'responsetothisdecision'?Aretheycheeredbyit?

M:Oh,yeah.Mostofthemapplaudedthedecision.Butmeanwhile,theysaytheywouldn'tconsidermarriageuntilaftergraduation.Marriageistoobigadecision.1thinkthemajorityofstudentswouldn'triskitwithoutcarefulthought.Besides,theydonotwanttosacrificeagoldentimeforgainingknowledgetotheextrapressuresofformingafamily.

(20)

A.ThestudentsintheuniversitywhereMr.Wangstaysareencouragedtogetmarried.

B.ThestudentsintheuniversitywhereMr.Wangstaysarebannedtogetmarried.

C.ThestudentsintheuniversitywhereMr.Wangstaysareallowedtogetmarriediftheyarcoflegalageformarriage.

D.ThestudentsintheuniversitywhereMr.Wangslaysarereluctanttogetmarledeveniftheyareoflegalageformarriage.

三、4.ReadingComprehension(ReadinginDepth)(20題)41.

Theauthor'sattitudetowardswatercrisisis______.

A.concernedB.indifferentC.criticalD.detached

42.

Whatdoestheword"dermatologist"(LinePara.2)mean?

A.Apersonwhoseworkisfilling,cleaningandtakingoutteeth.

B.Apersonwhoseworkisstudyingmentaldiseases.

C.Apersonwhoseworkishealingeyediseases.

D.Apersonwhoseworkiscuringskindiseases.

43.WhatdowelearnaboutAndrewBenton'sworkexperience?

A.Hehasnowanunsteadyjobwithoutcorporatewelfarebenefits.

B.WithoutaPh.D.,hewasatadisadvantagewhenapplyingforjob.

C.Hegaveupthechancetotakeatraditionalcorporatejob.

D.Ittakesaboutfouryearsforhimtorealizewhathewantstobe.

44.SectionB

Directions:Thereare2passagesinthissection.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Youshoulddecideonthebestchoice.

Anthropologists(人類學(xué)家)believethatlaughterdatesbackmillionsofyears—wewerelaughinglongbeforewewereverballycommunicating.WhetheryouspeakChinese,EnglishorSwahili,alaughorsmilehasvirtuallythesamemeaningallovertheworld.

Humanbeingslovetolaugh,andtheaverageadultlaughs17timesaday.Humanslovetolaughsomuchthatthereareactuallyindustriesbuiltaroundlaughter.Jokes,situationcomediesandcomediansarealldesignedtogetuslaughing,becauselaughingfeelsgood.Butwhydowelaugh?Afterall,it'snotexactlyatraitwesharewithotheranimalspecies.PhilosopherJohnMorreallbelievesthatthefirsthumanlaughtermayhavebegunasagestureofsharedreliefatthepassingofdanger.Andsincetherelaxationthatresultsfromlaughterinhibitsthebiologicalfight-or-flightresponse,laughtermayindicatetrustinone'scompanions.

Manyresearchersbelievethatthepurposeoflaughterisrelatedtomakingandstrengtheninghumanconnections.Laughteroccurswhenpeoplearecomfortablewithoneanother,whentheyfeelopenandfree.Andthemorelaughterthereis,themorebondingoccurswithinthegroup.Thisfeedback"loop"ofbonding-laughter-morebonding,combinedwiththecommondesirenottobesingledoutfromthegroup,maybeanotherreasonwhylaughterisoftencontagious(易感染的).Welaugh30timesasmuchwhenwe'rewithotherpeoplethanwedowhenwearealoneandlaughingisnotasoloactivity.

Laughterisagreatthing—that'swhywe'veallheardthesaying,"Laughteristhebestmedicine."Thereisstrongevidencethatlaughtercanactuallydoanumberofpositivephysicalthingstoimprovehealthandhelpfightdiseases.Bloodpressureislowered,andthereisanincreaseinbloodflowandinoxygenationoftheblood,whichfurtherassistshealing.Inaddition,peopleoftenstorenegativeemotions,suchasanger,sadnessandfear,ratherthanexpressingthem.Laughterprovidesawayfortheseemotionstobeharmlesslyreleased.That'swhysomepeoplewhoareupsetorstressedoutgotoafunnymovieoracomedyclub,sotheycanlaughthenegativeemotionsaway.Otherwise,thesenegativeemotions,whenheldinside,maycausebiochemicalchangesthatcanaffectourbodies.Whatmaysurpriseyouevenmoreisthefactthatresearchersestimatethatlaughing100timesisequalto10minutesontherowingmachineor15minutesonanexercisebike.Laughingcanbeatotalbodyworkout!

Whatissaidaboutthecommunicativefunctionsoflaughter?

A.Meaningsconveyedbylaughtervarywithlanguages.

B.Laughterservesasawayofinteractionwithanimals.

C.Laughterhelpedinteractionbeforehumanscouldspeak.

D.Humanlaughedattheverybeginningasasignofpleasure.

45.Thecurrentswinefluthreatensthehumansmoreseverelythanpreviousflusbecause______.

A.ithaskilledmorepeople

B.ithasbeenfoundinmorecountries

C.peopleknownothingaboutit

D.peoplehavenoimmunitytoit

46.Toseehowstatesofmarriageinfluencedsleep,researchersinstalledsomeequipmentinsubjects'hometomonitortheir______andrecordhowtheirrelationshipswent.

47.Theauthorofthepassageintendsto______.

A.warnpeopleagainstthepopulationexplosioninthenearfuture

B.comparethedemographicgrowthpatterninthepastwiththatafter1650

C.findoutthecauseforrapidincreaseinpopulationinrecentyears

D.presentusaclearandcompletepictureofthedemographicgrowth

48.

Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?

A.Thedifferencesbetweenhumaneyesandotherspecies'eyes.

B.Theadvantagesofotherspecies'eyesincomparisonwithhumaneyes.

C.Thefactorsthatmakeotherspecies'eyesbetterthanhumaneyes.

D.Thestandardthatdeterminesthe"perfectvision"ofhumaneyes.

49.

Whydidn'tthestateandlocalairpollutionlawsachievetheendofreducingpollution?

A.Industriestendtodisregardthelawsbecausetheydon'twanttospendextramoneyontheprocessingofindustrialwastes.

B.Althoughmeasuresaretakentosendindustrialpollutantshigheruptheatmosphere,theamountofindustrialpollutantsremainsthesame.

C.Thesmokestacksbuilttoreleasepollutantsarenottallenough.

D.Onlyasmallnumberofindustriesareequippedtoliveuptothenewstandardsoftheairpollutionlaws.

50.

Withtheexperimentgoingon,thetworesearchersfindthat______.

A.studentparticipantshurtlessandlessaftersufferingtheunintentionalshocks

B.studentparticipantshurtmoreandmoreaftersufferingtheunintentionalshocks

C.studentparticipantshurtmoreandmoreaftersufferingthePerceiveddeliberateshocks

D.studentparticipantshurtlessandlessaftersufferingtheperceiveddeliberateshocks

51.SectionB

Directions:Thereare2passagesinthissection.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Youshoulddecideonthebestchoice.

Picasso'sartwasnotjustapleasantdistraction.Theartistbelievedthatarthelpstopenetratefurtherintotheworldandintomenforunderstanding.Withhisunusuallyacutesenses,withhisintense,blackeyes,Picassosaweverysubjectasnooneelsedid.Hetriedtoexpresstheessenceofhissubject.Heshowedpeoplehowtograspanewconceptofbeauty.Hemadethemrealizethatbeautycanhaveadiversityofforms."Nowisthetimeinthisperiodofchangeandrevolutiontousearevolutionarymannerofpaintingandnottopaintlikebefore."ThatwasPicasso'sidea.Believingitistheartist'sfunctiontodiscovernewformsofexpression,heliberatedartandmadeourfeelingsaboutitmoreacute.

Picassokeepsallofartalive.Hisworkencompasses'allofthepastandforetellsthefutureofart.Hisearlypaintingsweresoberandsensible,intheacademicstyle.ButPicassowasamongthefirstartiststoappreciatethevitalityoftheprimitiveAfricanmasksandidolsthathesawinexhibitionsinParisbeforetheFirstWorldWar.Later,heexperimentedinrecreatingtheartist'sworldasCezannehadanalyzedit,"Youmustseeinnaturethecylinder,thesphere,thecone"—"thelittleCubes,"asoneartistcalledthem.ThisCubistvisionoftheworldintroducedanewperiodinthehistoryofartandinfluencedalltheformsofself-expressioninthefirsthalfofthetwentiethcentury:sculpture,architecture,ballet,theaterdesign,andallthedecorativearts.Eventhezigzagcamouflage(偽裝)usedinmodernwarfarewassuggestedbyCubist(立體派)art.

In1925,Picassobegantoexploreanunchartedworld,thesurrealistworld,thedreamworldbeyondreality.Hetraveledintheunexploredregionsofthemindandexpressedthoughtsneverutteredbeforebyanartist.Hisgiantcanvas,Guernica,madein1937tocommemoratetheBasquetownbombedbyGermanplanesflyingforFrancointheSpanishCivilWar,isapictureofaruinedworldwithstrangeshapesofdyinghorsesandmurderedchildren.Itisaviolentexpressionofrevoltagainstthehorrorofmodernwarfare,inalanguagenotunderstoodbytheordinaryman.Manypeoplehavenotyetbeenabletoacceptthismodern,revolutionarykindofart,whichPicassoinfluencedmorethananyotheroneartist.Perhapshisartwillnotbefullyunderstoodformanyyears."Everyonewantstounderstandart,"protestedPicasso."Whynottrytounderstandthesongofabird?"Heexplainedfurther,"Idon'treadEnglish.AnEnglishbookisablanktome.Thisdoesn'tmeanthattheEnglishlanguagedoesn'texist.WhyshouldIblameanyoneelsebutmyselfifIcan'tunderstandwhatIknownothingabout?"

Forthosewhocanunderstandhisart,Picassoranksamongthegreatartistswhoilluminatetheworldandhelpmentoseelifemoreclearly.AsMichelangelohimselfagreatartist,said,"Somemeritthenameofeaglesbecausetheysurpassallothersandbreakthroughthecloudstothelightofthesun."Intheworldofart,PabloPicassoissurelyamongtheeagles.

WhatdopeopletendtothinkofPicasso'spaintings?

A.Theyarousemuchimagination.

B.Theyareenjoyableamusements.

C.Theyshowanewconceptofbeauty.

D.Theyexpresstheessenceofthesubject.

52.

Withthebrain-readingtechnology,whatisfearedtohappentoasuspect?

53.

Accordingtothetraditionalviewoftheoriginoftheoceanbasins,whichofthefollowingissufficienttomovethecontinentalplates?

A.Spreadingofoceantrenches.

B.Movementsofmin-oceanridges.

C.Sinkingofoceanbasins.

D.Differencesintemperatureunderoceansandcontinents.

54.

TheArabsandtheJapanesedifferinthat______.

A.theJapanesekeeptheirclosenesswithinlimitswhiletheArabsdon't

B.theArabsliketotouchtheircompanionsbuttheJapanesedon't

C.theArabsrequiremorespaceinprivacythantheJapanese

D.theJapanesedonotmindbeingalonewhiletheArabsdo

55.Movingfarmorequicklythanmanyhadthoughtlikelyorpossible,lawmakersinthe10-memberHouse-Senatecommitteeannouncedtheagreementafterlessthan24hoursofnegotiations.

SenateMajorityLeaderHarryReid:"Likeanynegotiation,thisinvolvedgiveandtake,andifyoudon'tmindmysayingsothatisanunderstatement."

Theagreementdropsthetotalto$789billion,whilebothSenateandHouse-passedmeasuresexceeded$800billion.

Acombinationoflowandmiddleincometaxcuts,makingupabout35percentofthebill,anddomesticspending,itssupporterssayitmeetsPresidentBarackObama'sgoalofcreatingorsavingasmanyas4millionjobs.

SusanCollinsofMainewasamongonly3moderateSenateRepublicanswhojoinedtheDemocraticmajoritythere.Shesaysmoneytrimmedfromthebillreflectsanefforttofocusitmoresharplytohelptheeconomy.

"Itisafiscally-responsiblenumberthatreflectsoureffortstotrulyfocusthisbillonprograms,andpoliciesandtaxreliefthatwillhelpturnoureconomyaround,createjobsandproviderelieftothefamiliesofourcountry,"shesaid.

Collinssaidtheagreementincreasesspendingoninfrastructureprojects,morethan$150billionintheproposedmeasure.

Republicanopponentskeptuptheircriticisms,primarilythatthemeasurecontainsuntargetedspendingandnottherightleveloftaxrelief.

HouseRepublicanleaderJohnBoehnervoiceddisappointmentwiththeagreement,repeatinghisassertionthatthemeasurewillnotcreatejobsquicklyenough.

"ItappearsthattheyhavemadeabadbillworsebyreducingtheamountoftaxreliefforAmericanfamiliesandsmallbusinesses,andaddingmorewastefulWashingtonspending,"hesaid.

ButSenatorArlenSpecter,anothermoderateRepublicanwhoworkedwithDemocrats,saidactionwasrequired.

"Thisisobviouslyaverydifficultvoteinviewofthelargedeficitandnationaldebtwhichwehave,butIbelieveitisindispensable,thatstrongactionbetaken,"hesaid.

WhiteHouseaides,includingChiefofStaffRahmEmanuel,joinedinthenegotiationsonCapitolHill.

Lawmakersbehindtheagreementhopeafinalconferencereportwillbereadyinthenext2claysthattheHouseandSenatewillvoteon.ApprovalwouldsendthelegislationtoPresidentObamaforsignature.

AneventualSenatevoteisexpectedtomirrorearlierresultsinwhichmajorityDemocrats,withhelpfromthe3Republicans,achievedthe60votesneededtoovercomeanyproceduralblock.

ItremainstobeseenhowavotewillturnoutintheHouse,wherenoRepublicanssupportedaHouse-passedmeasure,butwhereDemocratsholdastrongenoughmajoritytopassmeasures