2021年大學英語六級聽力練習

1、大學英語六級聽力練習 每天聽一點大學六級的聽力材料，給自己的聽力能力有發(fā)展提高的空間。下面是 _給大家的大學英語六級聽力，供大家參閱! (1)_.Many feared that radio as a quick and easy means of keeping people informed would take the pla _ of the newspaper industry.Others hoped that the brief newscast heard on the radio would _ke the listeners interested in the story

2、so they would buy the newspaper to get more infor _tion.This second idea turned out to be closer to the truth.Radio and newspapers actually supported each other.In most cases, when one new media es out,it will weaken the function of the former one.Take television and movies for example,with the popu

3、larization of TV, the movie industry suffered greatly.(2)_.Likewise, when a football game was shown on TV,the stands were often empty because fans chose to watch the game at home.Many people believe that watching a game through TV will _ke them better observe the whole situation.Inter is very popula

4、r for the time being,will it affect the newspaper or TV industry greatly?In general, perhaps the answer is yes.(3)_.However, reading newspaper and watching TV have their advantages, which can not be repla _d.All the media types will coexist and have impact on each other. 答案： (1)With the introduction

5、 of radio, newspaper publishers wondered how broadcasting would affect them. (2)Movie attendan _ dropped when au _n _ members chose to stay at home and be entertained. (3)Many people wont buy newspapers for they can read news and watch programs online. After a year circling the moon with a diverse a

6、rray of instruments, LRO has revealed detailed i _ges far different from the ones Brown University geology professor Jim Head used when he worked in the Apollo program, _. Brown says the lunar _ps back then were based on i _ges with lower resolution and limited viewing angles, which meant that decid

7、ing where astronauts could land involved a fair amount of guesswork. But what we have here with the LOLA instrument is in fact the ability to create topographic _ps that actually look like i _ges. _which weve bined together to create these global topographic 地質的 _ps and they give us an even portraya

8、l of the topography, _. 答案： (1)which sent the first men to the moon in 1968 (2)So we have over 2,500,000,000 shots of laser data (3)largely posed of impact craters over the whole su _ _ of the moon This is a glimpse of what the future _y look like. The goal is to have a very affordable, very economi

9、cal to operate, but still a very dependable vehicle. This car built by Ron Cerven and his Li-ion Motors team is one of 136 vehicles from around the world that _. The objective: design a car that is fuel-efficient, safe, enviro _entally friendly and affordable. Brad Jaeger of the team Edison II: _and

10、 get good fuel mileage, it has to be cheap. After going through rigorous testing, the pe _s were narrowed down to a few showcased in Washington. The top 3 cars share the big prize. Ron Cerven says its hard to believe his team won the prize. _. I just dont think you can do it. I think itll take longe

11、r than to really kind of get the feel for what we did here. 答案： (1)peted for the $10,000,000 prize (2)To have an impact on the world, the car not only has to get, to be more efficient (3)Its 2 years worth of work summed up in a day In this group exercise class at one of the Washington Sports Clubs l

12、ocations in Washington D.C., riders spin their bikes faster and faster following the instructors _nd. Jillian Cooney, who has been a member of this sports club for 4 years, enjoys the spinning class. But these days, she says, the group exercise is a little different. _. I would ne _ssarily say its m

13、ore difficult, more challenging. I challenge myself more with these levels than when I use the resistan _. The sports clubs stationary cycles were re _ntly retrofitted with so-called Green Revolution technology, which turns every bike into an electrical generator. _. Mike Curnyn is with the Green Re

14、volution, a pany based in the eastern U.S. state of Connecticut. We put a generator on each bike in the group cycling studio so while the fitness enthusiasts are getting their workout, their energy is being captured and being converted to clean electricity _. 答案： (1)I think it was more challenging (

15、2)The technology allows riders to generate power with every turn of the pedals (3)thats being used to help power the health club This year _rks the first time in their 50-year franchise history the Texas Rangers have _de it to the so-called Fall Classic. Sin _ their in _ption as a repla _ment for th

16、e Washington Senators in 1961 - before moving to Texas 10 years later - the Rangers had never even won a playoff series until this year. Now after winning 2 playoff rounds this month _ to be appearing in their first World Series. For the Giants, it has been 56 years sin _ they won their last World S

17、eries title in 1954, and that was when the franchise was based in New York, until moving across the country to San Francisco in 1958. _, behind the Cleveland Indians 62 years and the Chicago Cubs, who have not won Major League Baseballs annual championship sin _ 1908.Neither team has had an easy pat

18、h through the playoffs. Texas defeated the Tampa Bay Rays 3-2 in their best-of-5 game divisional series, while San Francisco needed 4 games to get past the Atlanta Braves. In the best-of-7 League Championship Series, both teams needed 6 games to advan _. The Rangers beat the defending World Series champion New York Yankees, whilethe Giants took the National League crown away from the reigning champion Philadelphia Phillies. Giants outfielder Aaron Rowand says their pitching _de the differen _. Our pitching staff, in the bullpen, our starters, ever