大学英语六级真题集训之完型填空篇

大学英语六级真题集训之完型填空

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Most people who travel long distances complain of

jetlag

(

喷气飞行时差反应

).

Jetlag

makes

business

travelers

less

productive

and

more

prone

__61__

making

mistakes.

It

is

actually

caused

by

__62__

of

your

“

body

clock

”

-a

small

cluster

of

brain cells that controls the timing of biological __63__. The body clock is designed

for a __64__ rhythm of daylight and darkness, so that it is thrown out of balance when

it __65__ daylight and darkness at the wrong times in a new time zone.

The

__66__

of

jetlag

often

persist

for

days

__67__

the

internal

body

clock

slowly adjusts to the new time zone Now a new anti-jetlag system is __68__ that is

based on proven __69__ pioneering scientific research.

Dr. Martin Moore-Ede has __70__ a practical strategy to adjust the body clock

much

sooner

to

the

new

time

zone

__71__

controlled

exposure

to

bright

light,

The

time

zone

shift

is

easy

to

accomplish

and

eliminates

__72__

of

the

discomfort

of

jetlag.

A

successful

time

zone

shift

depends

on

knowing

the

exact

time

to

either

__73__ or avoid bright light. Exposure to light at the wrong time can actually make

jetlag

worse.

The

proper

schedule

__74__

light

exposure

depends

a

great

deal

on

__75__

travel

plans.

Data

on

a

specific

flight

itinerary

(

旅

行

路线

)

and

the

individual

’

s sleep __76__ are used to produce a Trip Guide with __77__ on exactly

when to be exposed to bright light. When the Trip Guide calls __78__ bright light you

should spend time outdoors if possible. If it is

dark out-side, or the weather is

bad,

__79__

you

are

on

an

aeroplane,

you

can

use

a

special

light

device

to

provide

the

necessary

light

__80__

for

a

range

of

activities

such

as

reading,

watching

TV

or

working.

61. A) for

B) from

C) to

D) of

62. A) rupture

B) corruption

C) eruption

D) disruption

63. A) actions

B) functions

C) reflection

D) behavior

64. A) regular

B) formal

C) continual

D) circular

65. A) retains

B) encounters

C) possesses

D) experiences

66.

A) diseases

B) symptoms

C) signs

D) defects

大学英语六级真题集训之完型填空

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67.

A) while

B) whereas

C) if

D) although

68.

A) adaptable

B) approachable

C) available

D) agreeable

69.

A) broad

B) inclusive

C) tentative

D) extensive

70.

A) devised

B) recognized

C) scrutinized

D) visualized

71.

A) at

B) through

C) in

D) as

72.

A) most

B) least

C) little

D) more

73.

A) attain

B) shed

C) retrieve

D) seek

74.

A) on

B) with

C) for

D) in

75.

A) unique

B) specific

C) complicated

D) peculiar

76.

A) norm

B) mode

C) pattern

D) style

77.

A) directories

B) instructions

C) specifications

D) commentaries

78.

A) off

B) on

C) for

D) up

79.

A) or

B) and

C) but

D) while

80.

A) agitation

B) spur

C) acceleration

D) stimulus

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In the United States, the first day nursery, was opened in 1854. Nurseries were

established

in

various

areas

during

the

__61__

half

of

the

19th

century;

most

of

__62__ were charitable. Both in Europe and in the U.S., the day nursery movement

received great __63__ during the First World War, when __64__ of manpower caused

the industrial employment of unprecedented (

前所未有

) numbers of women. In some

European

countries

nurseries

were

established

__65__

in

munitions

(

军火

)

plants,

under direct government sponsorship. __66__ the number of nurseries in the U.S. also

rose __67__, this rise was accomplished without government aid of any kind. During

the

years

following

the

First

World

War,

__68__,

federal,

State,

and

local

governments

gradually

began

to

exercise

a

measure

of

control

__69__

the

day

nurseries, chiefly by __70__ them and by.

The __71__ of the Second World War was quickly followed by an increase in the

number of day nurseries in almost all countries, as women were __72__ called up on

to

replace

men

in

the

factories.

On

this

__73__

the

U.S.

government

immediately

came to

the support of the nursery schools,

__74__ $$6,000,000 in

July,

1942, for a

nursery school program for the children of working mothers. Many States and local

communities __75__ this Federal aid. By the end of the war, in August, 1945, more

than 100,000 children were being cared __76__ in daycare centers receiving Federal

__77__. Soon afterward, the Federal

government

__78__

cut

down its expenditures

for this purpose and later __79__ them, causing a sharp drop in the number of nursery

schools

in

operation.

However,

the

expectation

that

most

employed

mothers

would

leave their __80__ at the end of the war was only partly fulfilled.

61.

A) latter

B) late

C) other

D) first

62.

A) those

B) them

C) whose

D) imitation

63.

A) impetus

B) input

C) imitation

D) initiative

65.

A) hardly

B) entirely

C) only

D) even

66.

A) Because

B) As

C) Since

D) Although

64.

A) sources

B) abundance

C) shortage

D) reduction

大学英语六级真题集训之完型填空

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67.

A) unanimously

B) sharply

C) predominantly

D) militantly

68.

A) therefore

B) consequently

C) however

D) moreover

69.

A) over

B) in

C) at

D) about

70.

A) formulating

B) labeling

C) patenting

D) licensing

71.

A) outset

B) outbreak

C) breakthrough

D) breakdown

72.

A) again

B) thus

C) repeatedly

D) yet

73.

A) circumstance

B) occasion

C) case

D) situation

74.

A) regulating

B) summoning

C) allocating

D) transferring

75.

A) expanded

B) facilitated

C) supplemented

D) compensated

76.

A) by

B) after

C) of

D) for

77.

A) pensions

B) subsidies

C) revenues

D) budgets

78.

A) prevalently

B) furiously

C) statistically

D) drastically

79.

A) abolished

B) diminished

C) jeopardized

D) precluded

80.

A) nurseries

B) homes

C) jobs

D) children