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2022-2023年山東省濰坊市大學(xué)英語6級大學(xué)英語六級真題(含答案)學(xué)校:________班級:________姓名:________考號:________
一、2.ReadingComprehension(SkimmingandScanning)(20題)1.
Dietandphysicalqualitieswhichpasseddownfromourparentsaffect____________________,anaturalsubstanceintheliverblood.
2.
InScotland,thetwotypesofdivorcesprocedureinthejudicialoffer'scourtare______.
3.WidelyusingPrEPsmaycausepotentialproblemslikeethicalissuesand______.
4.Whatkindofanimalaffectedbyman-madechemicalsisnotreferredinthepassage?
A.Polarbears.B.Mammals.C.People.D.Birds.
5.
Manyscientistsbelievedthattheycouldproduceananti-AIDSvaccinethatcouldbegiventopeopleto______thedisease.
6.FourMinutesthatGetYouHired
BayStateralwayswantstobeateacher.Withthehelpoffriendswhoteachatschool,shelandedaninterviewwiththeprinciple."Inoticedatinyruninmystockingthatmorning,"sherecalls."Ithoughtaboutchanging,butIknewI'dbelateifIdid.Butlatertherunstretchedfrommyankletomyknee.Iapologizedfornotlookingmybest."Finally,thewould-beteacherdidn'tgetherjob.
Firstimpressionsareoftenlastingones.Indeed,ifyouplaythecardright,youcanenjoythebenefitsofthe"haloeffect".Thismeansifyouareviewedpositivelywithinthecriticalfirstfourminutes,thepersonyouhavemetwilllikelyassumeeverythingyoudoispositive.
Fourminutes!Studiestellusthat'sthecrucialperiodinwhichimpressionsareformedbysomeonewe'vejustmet.Withinameretenseconds,thatpersonwillbegintomakejudgmentsaboutourprofessionalism,socialclass,moralsandintelligence.Peopletendtofocusonwhattheysee(dress,eyecontact,movement),onwhattheyhear(howfastandslowwetalk,ourvoicetoneandvolume),andonouractualwords.
Bungleafirstencounter,andinmanycasestheinterviewerwillmistakenlyassumeyouhavealotofothernegativetraits.Worse,heorshemaynottakethetimetogiveyouasecondchance.
Mostemployersbelievethatthosewholookasiftheycareaboutthemselvesaremorelikelytocareabouttheirjobs.Weknow"it'swhat'sinsidethatcounts",butresearchshowsthatphysicallyattractivepeoplearegenerallyperceivedbyprospectiveemployersasmoreintelligent,likableandtrustworthy.Yourgoalshouldbetocomeacrossinthebestpossiblelight--attractiveinthewayyoudress,inyourgesturesandfacialexpressionsandinyourspeech.
Here'showtomakethosecrucialfourminutescount:
LookyourbestItsignalssuccess.Studieshavelinkedclothingconsciousnesstohigherself-esteemandjobsatisfaction.AndonestudyfundedbytheClairolCorporationfoundthatitpays,literally,toprojectaprofessionalimage.JudithWaters,aprofessoratFairleighDickinsonUniversityinNewJersey,sentoutidenticalresumewitheithera"before"oran"after"photographofhypotheticaljobcandidatestoover300companies.Watersaskedthemtodetermineastartingsalaryforeachcandidate.Theresult?Salariesare8to20percenthigherforthosewhoseresumeshavebeenaccompaniedbythephotowithanupgradedimage.
Yetmanypeoplefailtounderstandtheimportanceofprojectingaprofessionalimage.Forexample,a32-year-oldinWashington,D.C.,workedfortenyearsasanadministrativeassistantinalargeaccountingfirm.Whentheofficemanagerretiredlastyear,sheappliedfortheposition.Shewasn'tevengrantedaninterview.
"Ithoughtitwasanoversight,soIaskedthedirectorofpersonnelwhathappened,"shesays."HetoldmeIdidn'tfittheimageofanofficemanger.HesuggestedIchangemywardrobe--getridofmyneon-coloredskirtsanddanglingearrings--beforeIappliedagainforanotherposition.Iwasshocked.Idoagreatjob,andthewayIdressshouldn'thaveanybearing.Myclothesreflectmypersonalstyle."
Forgetaboutpersonalstyle.Atwork,yourclothesmustconveythemessagethatyouarecompetent,reliableandauthoritative.
Dressforthejobyouwant,notthejobyouhave.Ifyouarescheduledforaninterviewatacompanyyou'venevervisitedandaren'tsurewhattowear,sendforanannualreportandstudywhattheemployeespicturedarewearing,ordropbyaheadoftimetoseehowtheydress.
MonitoryourbodylanguageHowyoumoveandgesturewillgreatlyinfluenceaninterviewer'sfirstimpressionofyou.Inastudyofcommunications,PsychologistAlbertMehrabiandiscoveredthatsevenperce
A.YB.NC.NG
7.
Sinceexercisesmaycontrolconditionssuchasdiabetesandhighbloodpressure,someoldpeopledon'tneedto______iftheybeginanexerciseprogram.
8.Whatdoestheauthorsuggestdoingwhenwecan'tendureajob?
A.Changingtoanewinstitute.
B.Askingseniorcolleaguesforhelp.
C.Foundingasoundsocialnetwork.
D.Focusingmoreonpositiveoutcomes.
9.
Differentfromlargeorganicfarms,smallorganicfarmsweremainly,engagedin______.
10.
Someoftheoldpeoplewhoinjectfluvaccinesexperienceserioussideeffects.
A.YB.NC.NG
11.Abirdflu,amassiveearthquake,amonsterstormandaterroristattackareallthreatstomajorcitiesintheU.S.
12.
Maniaofteninvolvesthinking,______,andsocialbehavior.inwaysthatcauseseriousproblemsandembarrassment.
13.
Americanhighschoolstudentssinkalmosttothebottominasurveyofmathandscienceliteracybecausetoomanyofthehighschool______inAmericaarenotqualified.
14.
Scientistsandenvironmentaliststhinkthatglobalwarmingcanbe______.
A.continuedB.improvedC.controlledD.reduced
15.
IcecrystalsdoNOTimmediatelyfalltoEarthbecause______.
16.
Intheeyesofanadult,sportsinhighschoolareactually______ratherthansimpleextensionsoftheclassroom.
17.
Achildwithstrongsocialskillsmaybedifficulttogetalongwith.
A.YB.NC.NG
18.
Thebodyatleastcannotmakeforitselfsufficientquantitiesofvitaminsfornormalnutritionandmetabolism.
A.YB.NC.NG
19.
TheJapaneseapproachisnotusefulatalltotheAmericanmanagement.
A.YB.NC.NG
20.
Donottrytomakethetaglinetrendy,becausesuchlinedareoften______.
二、3.ListeningComprehension(20題)21.聽力原文:W:Igotoutofascienceclasslateagain.Inevermakeitheretoworkontime.IhopeIwon'tgetintrouble.
M:Thebossisinagoodmood.Maybeshe'llgiveyouabreakthistime.
Q:Whatdoesthemansayabouttheboss?
(17)
A.Thebossisoftenlateforwork.
B.Thebosswillprobablydisciplinethewoman.
C.Thebossmaydisregardthewoman'slateness.
D.Thebossdidn'tknowthewomanwaslateagain.
22.SectionC
Directions:Inthissection,youwillhearapassagethreetimes.Whenthepassageisreadforthefirsttime,youshouldlistencarefullyforitsgeneralidea.Whenthepassageisreadforthesecondtime,youarerequiredtofillintheblanksnumberedfrom36to43withtheexactwordsyouhavejustheard.Forblanksnumberedfrom44to46youarerequiredtofillinthemissinginformation.Fortheseblanks,youcaneitherusetheexactwordsyouhavejustheardorwritedownthe
Ever-worsening【B1】______inChina'scoastalwaterswillhinder【B2】______ofmarineresources,warnsanarticleinOutlookWeekly.Chinahasanl8,000-kilometer【B3】______,morethan6,500【B4】______andnearly3millionsquarekilometersof"blueterritory."Alargeportionoftheabundantmarine【B5】______hasyettobe【B6】______.China's【B7】______marineoutput【B8】______forlessthan2percentoftheworld'smarineoutput.
China,however,【B9】__________________________________TheareaofuncleanseawatersinChina【B10】__________________________________,theStateOceanicAdministrationreported.
【B11】__________________________________
【B1】
23.
【B10】
24.聽力原文:W:Goodmorning.Housingoffice.HowcanIhelpyou?
M:Hi.I'mcallingaboutthenewsubsidizedlow-costhousingforgraduatestudents.
W:Areyouawarethatit'sonlyavailabletomarriedgraduatestudentsandtheirfamilies?
M:Yes.IthinkmywifeandImayqualifysinceshe'sstillingraduateschool.ButIwaswonderingwhethertherewereanyotherrequirements.
W:Well,unlessyouhavemorethanonechild,youhavetohaveacombinedannualincomethat'slessthan15,000dollars.
M:I'mworkingasapart-timeresearchassistantsothat'snoproblem.Butrightnowwe'relivingwithmywife'sparents.Doesthatmeanwe'dhavetoincludetheirincometoo?
W:Notnecessarily.Whydon'tyoustopbyourofficesoIcangiveyousomeformstofilloutandexplaineverythinginmoredetail?
M:Thatsoundslikeagoodidea.Wouldtomorrowmorningbeallright?
W:Theafternoonmightbebetter.ItcanbeprettycrazyaroundhereonaFridaymorning.
M:Allrightthen.I'lltrytomakeitintheafternoon.IsthereanyonespecialIshouldaskfor?
W:Youcanaskforme,SusanDavidson.OrmyassistantBillBrown.
(23)
A.Tomakeanappointmenttolookatahouse.
B.Togetinformationaboutspecialhousing.
C.Toaskaboutgettingaloantobuyahouse.
D.Torenewhishousingcontract.
25.
【B2】
26.(35)
A.Disapprovedofbymostmodernscientists.
B.InagreementwithAristotle'stheoryofself-evidentprinciples.
C.Inagreementwithscientificinvestigationdirectedtoward"how"thingshappen.
D.Inagreementwithscientificinvestigationdirectedtoward"why"thingshappen.
27.
【B8】
28.(21)
A.Enteringalargecompanywithoutapplication.
B.Programminghumanfeelingsintomachines.
C.Decidingone'sbestpartnerthroughacomputer.
D.Matchinguppeoplewithquestionnaires.
29.(18)
A.Thelocationofthesessionhasbeenchanged.
B.Shewilldefinitelygotothesessionthisevening.
C.She'llprobablybetootiredtowalktothesession.
D.Thesessionmightbecanceledbecauseofaheavysnow.
30.SectionA
Directions:Inthissection,youwillhear8shortconversationsand2longconversations.Attheendofeachconversation,oneormorequestionswillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Boththeconversationandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Aftereachquestiontherewillbeapause.Duringthepause,youmustreadthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD,anddecidewhichisthebestanswer.
聽力原文:M:Sotediousajob!Ican'tconcentrateonitanylonger.Maybeweshouldtakeanapbeforewecontinue.
W:Well,youknowpeoplesaythephysicalactivitymakesyoumomalert.
Q:Whatdoesthewomanimply?
(12)
A.Themanshouldsleepforawhile.
B.Themanshouldfinishthejobrightnow.
C.Themanshouldtrytoconcentrateonthejob.
D.Themanshouldgetsomeexercises.
31.聽力原文:Wecanagreewithprimitivemanthatfoodisabasicneed,butwedifferfromhiminourfoodwantsbecauseofthewidevarietyoffoodwehaveavailablecomparedwithhim;wehaveawiderchoice.Takefruitforexample,notonlycanweenjoythefruitsgrowninhiscentury,butbecauseofmodernmethodsoftransportandfoodpreservation,wecanalsoenjoymorefruitsfromforeigncountries,whereasprimitivemanislimitedinhischoicetothekindsoffruitwhichactuallygrowwherehelives.
Howevertheydifferinsatisfyingtheirhunger,primitiveandcivilizedmenbothexperiencethebasicneedforfood.
Thesameistreeofthesecondofourhumanneeds.Clothingisnecessarytoregulatetheheatofourbodies.Sinceweliveinatemperateclimateweneedmoreclothesthanpeoplelivingintropicalconditions.Likewise,ourclothingneedstochangewiththeseasons.
Shelter,thethirdofourneeds,dependsupontheclimate,theskillofthebuilder,one'ssocialposition,andthematerialsavailable.Thesimpleshelterofprimitivemanwouldnotdoforus,andyetitsatisfieshisneeds.Thethree-bedroomsuburbanhouseoftheaveragefamilywouldnotbegrandenoughforarichfamily,andyetthemodernhousecontainsmanyofthematerialcomfortswhichweredeniedtotheKingsandQueensofold.
(33)
A.Foodisnolongerabasicneedforus.whileitwasforprimitivepeople.
B.Weeatawidevarietyoffood.
C.Wenolongereatfruitthatprimitivepeopleeverate.
D.Weeatmorefoodthanprimitivepeopledid.
32.聽力原文:M:So,howisyournewroommate,Sarah?
W:Shereallyturnsmeoff,Ihavetosay.
M:Howcome?Didn'tshemoveinjustaweekago?
W:Yes,shedid.Butshe'sdrivingmecrazy.(19)She'salwaysmakingloudnoisesatmidnightandwhenIremindher,shealwaysmakesruderemarks.What'smore,shewouldmessuptheroom,(20)andIhavetodothecleaningtwiceaday.
M:That'stoobad.Haven'tyoutalkaboutitwithher?
W:Ofcourse,Ihave.Butitdidn'twork;shejustpretendednottohearme.I'mthinkingaboutcomplaintoourinstructor.Ihopeshewillbeforcedtomoveout.
M:Well,goodluck,then.Bytheway,wheredidyourformerroommatego?
W:YoumeanJenny?(21)ShewenttoAmericaforfurthereducation.IlearnedfromheremailthatsheseemedtomeetherMr.RightonhervacationinCalifornia.Iguessshemaygetmarriedinafewmonths.
M:Oh,that'ssodisappointing.ThenIwillhavenochancetotellherhowIfeel.
W:OhmyGod.AreyousayingthatyouhavefeelingforJenny?
M:I'mjustkidding.ButIdomissher.Youknow,shehasdonemeabigfavorlastmonth.Iwasdoingsomeshoppingthatday,butwhenIwasatthecashier's,IfoundIhadleftmywallethome.Luckily,Jennywasthere.Anditwasshethathelpedmeout.
W:Ireallymissher.Ihopeshecouldcomebackandlivewithmeforanothertwoyears.Sheissobeautifulandconsiderate,totallydifferentfrommynewroommate.
M:Iagree.
(20)
A.Beautifulandconsiderate.
B.Rudeandinconsiderate.
C.Beautifulbutrude.
D.Helpfulbutcareless.
33.
【B7】
34.
【B5】
35.聽力原文:It'scommonknowledgethatmusiccanhaveapowerfuleffectonouremotions.Infact,sincethe1930s,musictherapistshavereliedonmusictocalmpatientsandhelpcontrolpain.Nowpsychologistsareconfirmingthatmusiccanalsohelprelievedepressionandimproveconcentration.Forinstance,inarecentstudy,50surgeonsweregivensomehigh-stressedmathproblemstosolve.Theyweredividedintothreegroups:oneworkedinsilence,andinanother,thesurgeonslistenedtomusicoftheirchoiceonheadphones;thethirdgrouplistenedtoclassicalmusicchosenbytheresearchers.Theresultsofthestudymaysurpriseyou.Thedoctorswhogottochoosetheirownmusicexperiencedlessstressandscoredbetterthantheothers.OnepossibleexplanationisthatlisteningtothemusicyoulikestimulatesAlfawavesinthebrain,increasesheartrateandexpandsbreathing.Thathelpstoreducestressandsharpenconcentration.Otherresearchsuggestsasecondrelationshipbetweenmusicandthebrain:Byexaminingthebloodofstudentsaftertheylistenedtoavarietyofclassicalmusicselections,researchersfoundthatsomestudentsshowedalargeincreaseinendorphin,anaturalpainreliever.Thissupportswhatmusictherapistshaveknownforyears:Musiccanhelprevitalizeorcalmthepatient.
(33)
A.Traininggiventomusictherapists.
B.Howmusicpreventsdisease.
C.Studiesonthebenefitsofmusic.
D.Howmusicianscreatemusic.
36.(34)
A.Thosedreaminterpretationsarebasedonpsychologicalthesis.
B.Wecanfindnothingreliableinthoseinterpretations.
C.Somedreaminterpretationshavescientificsupport.
D.Mostoftheinterpretationsofdreamsarenotverybelievable.
37.(22)
A.Sherequeststhemannottocallheragain.
B.Sherequeststhemantocallherinafewdays.
C.Sherequeststochangeasalesman.
D.Sherequestsacheaperpriceforwhatthemanoffers.
38.
【B6】
39.SectionC
Directions:Inthissection,youwillhearapassagethreetimes.Whenthepassageisreadforthefirsttime,youshouldlistencarefullyforitsgeneralidea.Whenthepassageisreadforthesecondtime,youarerequiredtofillintheblanksnumberedfrom36to43withtheexactwordsyouhavejustheard.Forblanksnumberedfrom44to46youarerequiredtofillinthemissinginformation.Fortheseblanks,youcaneitherusetheexactwordsyouhavejustheardorwritedownthe
GrowingnumbersofGermansarebecomingaddictedtotext-messaging,aGermandoctorhaswarned,【B1】______therearesome380,000sufferersnationwide.PsychotherapistAndreasHerterbasedhis【B2】______onthegrowing【B3】______ofmanic(瘋狂的)mobilephoneusersamongpatientsarrivingathisclinicforaddictiontherapyinHanover."Textmessageaddictionisarealandseriousillnessbecauseitcausesmentaland【B4】______damage,"saidHerter,"theproblemleadsto【B5】______andpersonalitydisorders,nottomention【B6】______phonebills."Amongthemostextremecaseswereateenageboywhospent8,900euroscompulsively【B7】______peoplehedidn'tevenknowandamarriedcouplewhocouldonlycommunicatebytextmessaging,evenwhentheyweresittingsidebyside.
Accordingtoanewsurvey,Britainisalsobecominganationoftextmaniacs,andlosingtheartofconversationintothe【B8】______.【B9】_________________attheexpenseofface-to-faceconversations,thesurveyforBritishGastelecommunitionsdivisionshowed."Theconcernisthattoomuch'technotalk'【B10】___________________",psychologistDavidLewissaid.Thesurveyshowedthat【B11】_________________________.
【B1】
40.(26)
A.Warmerclothes.
B.Moreaggressiveclothes,
C.Brightercolorsofclothes.
D.Morecasualclothes.
三、4.ReadingComprehension(ReadinginDepth)(20題)41.
Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?
A.Newfashionsinclothingarecreatedforthecommercialexploitationofwomen.
B.Theconstantchangesinwomensclothingreflecttheirstrengthofcharacter.
C.Thefashionindustrymakesanimportantcontributiontosociety.
D.Fashiondesignsshouldnotbeencouragedsincetheyareonlywelcomedbywomen.
42.
Theword"amygdala"(Line2,Para.4)probablyreferstotheareainthebrainthat
A.memorizesfearfulsituations
B.reactstofearfulsituations
C.controlnegativeemotions
D.reflectsunforgettableimages
43.
Inthelastsentenceofthesecondparagraph,"thismatter"refersto______.
A.thefactthatascientist'sreligiousviewsderivefromhiswholeoutlookonlife
B.thefactthatsomepeoplebelieveinGodwhileothersdonot
C.thedisparityofthinkingbetweenscientistsandpeoplefromotherwalksoflife
D.thedisparityinthereligiousconclusionsdrawnfromtheobservationofnaturalphenomena
44.
Fromthepassage,itcanbeinferredthat______.
A.nearly120peoplediebecauseofthetrafficaccidentseveryyearinNorway
B.trafficproblemscanbecoveredbythemediasuchasradioandnewspapernow
C.theethicalproblemsarearesultoftheincompetentadministrationofthecountry
D.Parliamentshouldtakealltheresponsibilityforthesafetyoftraffic
45.Theinfluenzapandemicof1918to1919______.
A.wastheonlylarge-scaleepidemicinmoderntimes
B.killedaboutonethirdoftheworld'spopulation
C.hadagreatimpactontheworldeconomy
D.killedmorepeoplethanAIDSdid
46.SectionA
Directions:Inthissection,thereisashortpassagewith5questionsorincompletestatements.Readthepassagecarefully.Thenanswerthequestionsorcompletethestatementsinthefewestpossiblewords.
Theearliestknowngalaxiesintheuniverse,whichformedduringtheuniverse's"darkage"nearly13billionyearsago,havebeenspiedbytwoteamsofastronomers.
Thediscoveries,reportedseparatelyinthisweek'sissueofthejournalNature.suggestthatgalaxieswereformingjust700millionyearsafterthebirthoftheuniverse.
Theoryholdsthattheuniverseformed13.7billionyearsagowhenanextremelydenseconcentrationofmassrapidlyexpendedinaneventknownasthebigbang.
Theuniversehasbeenexpandingeversince,soastronomersareabletoagegalaxiesbycomputinghowmuch.thewavelengthoftheirlighthasstretched—orredshifted—astheexpansiontakesthegalaxiesfartherfromEarth.Theredderthelightis,theolderandmoredistantthegalaxyis.
Thedetectionofsuchancientgalaxiesaddsintrigue(神秘色彩)totheoriesofhowtheveryfirstgalaxiesformed,accordingtoastronomers.
Weretheremanylarge,younggalaxiesintheearlyuniversethatareobscuredfromastronomers'viewbyabundantgasesabsorbingtheirlight?Orweregalaxiesrareandsmallwaybackthen,asaprevailingtheorysuggests,andlaterclumpedtogethertoform.largergalaxiessuchastheMilkyWay?
"Webelievethatweneedboththeseprocessestoexplainwhatwesee."Masanorilye,aprofessorattheNationalAstronomicalObservatoryofJapan.saidinanemail.
Thegalaxy,calledIOK-1,formedabout750millionyearsafterthebigbang--60millionyearsclosertotheeventthanthepreviousrecordholder.
Giventhenumberofgalaxiesfoundduringalaterepochabout810millionyearsago,theresearchershadexpectedtofindasmanyassixgalaxieslikeIOK-1Butthecomparativerarity(稀有)ofobjectslikeIOK-lmeansthattheuniversemusthavechangedsignificantlyoverthe60millionyearsthatseparatethetwoepochs,theteamsuggests.
lyeandcolleaguesbelievethattheyarewitnessingthelastphaseofaprocessknownasreionization(再次電離).
AccordingtoIye,about380,000yearsafterthefieryhotbigbang,theuniversecooledsomuchthatprotonsandelectronsrecombinedtoform.neutralhydrogen.Thisisknownasthebeginningofthedarkageoftheuniverse,becauseneutralhydrogenabsorbsthelightfromstars.
Asmoregalaxiesstartedtoform.about300millionyearslater,thehotstarsheatedtheintergalactic(銀河間的)mediumandgraduallyreionizedtheneutralhydrogenbackmprotonsandelectrons.Theionizedhydrogenthenbecamemoretransparent,allowingthegalaxies'lighttopassthrough
lyesaidthenewresultssupporttheideathatneutralhydrogenwasstillabundant750millionyearsafterthebigbang,blockingevenoldergalaxiesfromview."Wearestartingtoseethelastphaseofcosmicreionization,orthedawnofthecosmicdarkage,"hesaid.
lyeaddedthatthediscoveryalsosupportsthe"hierarchical"theoryofgalaxyformation,whichsuggeststhatbig,brightgalaxiesformedassmallergalaxiescollidedandmerged."Theepochwehaveprobedisyetinthiscriticalstage,"hesaid.
Accordingtothediscoveriesoftheastronomers,whendidgalaxiesform?
47.
Tothewriter,thefactthatwomenaltertheirold-fashioneddressesisseenas______.
A.awasteofmoney
B.awasteoftime
C.anexpressionoftaste
D.anexpressionofcreativity
48.
Basedonthepassage,theprocessofachievingequalitymaycontradictwith______.
A.poorpeople'ssocialstatus
B.richercountries'interest
C.economicgrowth
D.people'ssenseofsatisfaction
49.
WhatisorareconsideredasatragedyinGermans'friendship?
50.SectionB
Directions:Thereare2passagesinthissection.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Youshoulddecideonthebestchoice.
TheUnitedStatescourtsystem,aspartofthefederalsystemofgovernment,ischaracterizedbydualhierarchies.Therearebothstateandfederalcourts.Eachstatehasitsownsystemofcourts,composedofcivilandcriminaltrialcourts,sometimesintermediatecourtsofappeal,andastatesupremecourt.Thefederalcourtsystemconsistsofaseriesoftrialcourts(calleddistrictcourts)servingrelativelysmallgeographicregions,(isatleastoneforeverystate),acircuitcourtofappealsthathearsappealsfrommanydistrictcourtsinaparticulargeographicregion,andtheSupremeCourtoftheUnitedstates.Thetwocourtsystemsaretosomeextentoverlapping,inthatcertainkindsofdisputes(suchasaclaimthatastatelawisinviolationoftheConstitution)maybeinitiatedineithersystem.Theyarealsotosomeextenthierarchical,forthefederalsystemstandsabovethestatesysteminthatlitigants(personsengagedinlaw-suits)wholosetheircasesinthestatesupremecourtmayappealtheircasestotheSupremeCourtoftheUnitedStates.
Thus,thetypicalcourtcasebeginsinatrialcourt—acourtofgeneraljurisdiction—inthestateorfederalsystem.Mostcasesgonofurtherthanthetrialcourt.Forexample,thecriminaldefendantisconvicted(byatrialoraguiltyplea)andsentencedbythecourtandthecaseendsthepersonalinjurysuitresultsinajudgmentbyatrialcourt(oranout-of-courtsettlementbythepartieswhilethecourtsuitispending)andthepartiesleavethecourtsystem.Butsometimesthelosingpartyatthetrialcourtcaresenoughaboutthecausethatthematterdoesnotendthere.Inthesecases,the"loser"atthetrialcourtmayappealtothenexthighercourt.
Whatdoesthepassagemainlydiscuss?
A.Civilandcriminaltrialcourts.
B.Typicalcourtcases.
C.ThecourtsystemintheUnitedStates.
D.Theappealcourtprocess.
51.SectionB
Directions:Thereare2passagesinthissection.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Youshoulddecideonthebestchoice.
It'sabrandnewworld--aworldbuiltaroundbrands.Hard-charging,noise-making,culture-shapingbrandsareeverywhere.They'reonsupermarketshelves,ofcourse,butalsoinbusinessplansfornetworkcompanystartupsandinthenamesofsportscomplexes.Brandsareinfiltrating(滲透)people'severydaylives--bystickingtheirlogosonclothes,inconcertprograms,onsubwaystationwalls,eveninelementaryschoolclassrooms.
WeliveinanageinwhichCBSnewscasterswearNikejacketsontheair,inwhichBurgerKingandMcDonald'sopenkiosks(小亭)inelementaryschoollunchrooms.Butasbrandsreach(andthenoverreach)intoeveryaspectsofourlives,thecompaniesbehindtheminvitemorequestions,deeperscrutiny--andaninevitablebacklashbyconsumers.
"Ourintellectuallivesandourpublicspacesarebeingtakenoverbymarketing--andthathasrealimplicationsforcitizenships"saysauthorandactivistsNaomiKlien."It'simportantforanyhealthyculturetohavepublicspace--aplacewherepeoplearetreatedascitizensinsteadofasconsumers.We'vecompletelylostthatspace."
Sincethemid-1980s,asmoreandmorecompanieshaveshiftedfrombeingaboutproductstobeingaboutideas.Starbucksisn'tsellingcoffee;It'ssellingcommunity!Thosecompanieshavepouredmoreandmoreresourcesintomarketingcampaigns.
Topayforthosecampaigns,thosesamecompaniesfiguredoutwaystocutcostselsewhere,forexample,byusingcontractlaborathomeand
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