90-06年英语六级词汇题.docx
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历年六级真题词汇与结构单选
1990年1月
41.Youshouldhaveputthemilkintheicebox;Iexpectit undrinkablebynow.
A)became B)hadbecome C)hasbecome D)becomes
42.Codesareawayofwritingsomethinginsecret; ,anyonewhodoesn’tknowethcodewillnotbeabletoreadit.
A)thatis B)worsestill C)inshort D)ontheotherhand
43.Hislongservicewiththecompanywas withapresent.
A)admitted B)acknowledged C)attributed D)accepted
44.Theatmosphereisasmuchapartoftheearthas itssoilsandthewaterofitslakes,riversandoceans.
A)are B)is C)do D)has
45.Ourhouseisaboutamilefromthestationandtherearenotmanyhouses .
A)inbetween(在中间)B)amongthem C)farapart D)fromeachother
46.ThedrowningchildwassavedbyDick’s action.
A)acute B)alert C)profound D)prompt
47.Childrenandoldpeopledonotlikehavingtheirdaily upset.
A)habit B)practice C)routine D)custom
48.Thecriminalalwayspaid cashsothepolicecouldnottrackhimdown.
A)on B)by C)for D)in
49. whenshestartedcomplaining.
A)Notuntilhearrived B)Hardlyhadhearrived C)Nosoonerhadhearrived D)Scarcelydidhearrive
50.By1990,productionintheareaisexpectedtodouble of1980.
A)that B)it C)one D)what
51.ProfessorsmithandProfessorBrownwill ingivingtheclasslectures.
A)alter B)change C)alternate D)differ
52.Understandingtheculturalhabitsofanothernation,especially containingasmanydifferentsubculturesastheUnitedStates,isacomplextask.
A)one B)theone C)that D)such
53.Themanagerpromisedtohavemycomplaint .
A)lookedthrough B)lookedinto C)lookedover D)lookedafter
54.Youcan’tbe carefulinmakingthedecisionasitwassuchacriticalcase.
A)very B)quite C)too D)so
55.Childrenare tohavesomeaccidentsastheygrowup.
A)obvious B)indispensable C)bound D)doubtless
56.Wehavedonethingsweoughtnottohavedoneand undonethingsweoughttohavedone.
A)leaving B)willleave C)left D)leave
57.Theratiooftheworkdonebythemachine theworkdoneonitiscalledtheefficiencyofthemachine.
A)against B)with C)to(ratioto) D)for
58. theflood,theshipwouldhavereacheditsdestinationontime.
A)Incaseof B)Inspiteof C)Becauseof D)Butfor
59.Inyourfirstdaysattheschoolyou’llbegivenatesttohelptheteachersto youtoaclassatyourlevel.
A)locate B)assign C)deliver D)place
60.Thestorythatfollows twofamouscharactersoftherockyMountaingoldrushdays.
A)concerns B)states C)proclaims D)relates
61.Americawillneveragainhaveasanationthespiritofadventureasit beforetheWestwassettled.
A)could B)was C)would D)did
62.Peoplewhorefuseto withthelawwillbepunished.
A)obey B)consent C)conceal D)comply
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63.I tohimbecausehephonedmeshortlyafterwards.
A)oughttohavewritten B)musthavewritten
C)couldn’thavewritten D)needn’thavewritten
64.Theseexcursionswillgiveyouanevendeeper intoourlanguageandculture.
A)inquiry B)investigation C)input D)insight
65.Thereisnoelectricityagain.Hasthe blow(n熔断)then?
A)fuse B)wire C)plug D)circuit
66.Nolongerarecontributionstocomputertechnologyconfinedtoanyonecountry; isthismoretruethaninEurope.
A)hardly B)little C)seldom D)nowhere
67.Themotherdidn’tknowwho forthebrokenglass.
A)willblameB)toblame(didn’tknowtoblamewhoforsth)
C)blamed D)blames
68.Everysocietyhasitsownpeculiarcustomsand ofacting.
A)ways B)attitudes C)behavior D)means
69.Ifapersontalksabouthisweakpoints,hislistenerisexpectedtosaysomethinginthewayof .
A)assurance B)persuasion C)encouragement D)confirmation
70.Chinastarteditsnuclearpowerindustryonlyinrecentyears,andshould notimeincatchingup.
A)delay B)lose C)lag D)lessen
1990年6月
41.Germansusedtobelievethatallotherraceswereinferior them.
A)than B)for C)to D)from
42.ThemainroadthroughPittsburgh’sblockedforthreehourstodayafteranaicdcent twotrucks.
A)connecting B)combining, C)including D)involving
43.Manyparentsthinkthataregular isanexcellentwaytoteachchildrenthevalueofmoney.
A)allowance B)grant C)aid D)amount
44.Thegirlissosensitivethatsheis togetangryattheslightestoffence.
A)adaptable B)liable C)fit D)suitable
45.Hewasatthe ofhiscareerwhenhewasmurdered.
A)glory B)power C)pride D)height
46.IhavenevermettheprofessorthoughIhavebeenincorrespondencehimforseveralyears.
A)with B)by C)of D)to
47. theymustlearninacourseisnotprovidedintheclassroom.
A)Manythings B)Somuch C)Muchofwhat D)Allwhat
48.OftheimmigrantswhocametoAmericainthefirstthreequartersoftheseventeenthcentury,the majoritywasEnglish.
A)overwhelming B)overflowing C)overtaking D)overloading
49.Youcan’tbe carefulinmakingthedecisionasitissuchacriticalcase.
A)quite B)too C)very D)so
50.Bythefirstdecadeofthe21stcentury,internationalcommercialairtrafficisexpected vastlybeyondtoday’slevels.
A)tohaveextended B)tobeextending C)beingextended D)havingbeenextended
51.Thedoctorwarnedhispatientthat shouldhereturntoworkuntilhehadcompletelyrecovered.
A)onallaccounts B)onnoaccount C)onanyaccount D)oneveryaccount
52.Westartedburningsomeleavesinouryard,butthefiregot andwehadtocallthefiredepartmenttoputitout:
A)outofhand B)outoforder C)outofthequestion D)outoftheway
53.Ifanearthquakeoccurred,someoftheone-storeyhouses .
A)mightbestandingleft B)mightbeleftstanding C)mightleavetobestanding D)mightbelefttostand
54.Theprofessorpickedseveralstudents fromtheclassandaskedthemtohelphimwiththeexperiment.
A)atease B)atall C)atrandom D)athand
55.Everyyearthereissome ofthelaws.
A)transformation B)identification C)correction D)alteration
56.Somepeoplebelievethatproficiencyinaforeignlanguageisnotachievedthroughteachingandlearningbut throughactualuse.
A)received B)accepted C)derived D)acquired
57.Itissaidthatsomewherebetweentheagesof6and9,childrenbegintothink insteadofconcretely.
A)logically B)reasonably C)abstractly D)generally
58.Seafoodofallkindsis inthestatesthatbordertheoceans.
A)abandoned B)advantageous C)abundant D)accumulated
59.Ican’tbackthecarbecausethereisatruck .
A)ineveryway B)inaway C)intheway D)inanyway:
60. asapoorboyinafamilyofseventeenchildren.BenjaminFranklinbecamefamousonbothsidesoftheAtlanticasastatesman,scientist,andauthor.
A)Starting B)Started C)Beingstarted D)Tohavestarted
61.ThoughI’veneverseenyoubefore.Iguessyou bethenewsecretary.
A)should B)must C)would D)could
62.Thisstorehasanexcellent forfairdealing.
A)repetitionB)reputationC)authorityD)popularity
63.Theatmosphereisasmuchapartoftheearthas itssoilsandthewaterofitslakes,riversandoceans.
A)has B)do C)is D)are
64.Herterrorwassogreat somewheretoescape,shewouldhaverunforherlife.
A)onlyiftherehadbeen B)thattherehadonlybeen C)thathadthereonlybeen D)iftherewasonly
65.Whileyoupedalawayontheexercisebicycle,amachinewillbe yourbreathingandpulse.
A)reviewing B)screening C)surveying D)monitoring
66.Understandingtheculturalhabitsofanothernation,especially containingasmanydifferentsubculturesastheUnitedStatesisacomplextask.
A)these B)that C)one D)such
67.Theirbedroomwindows alovelygarden.
A)lookupto B)lookoutfor )lookforwardto D)lookouton
68.Ihopedtogetthehousebutarichmanwas againstme.
A)bidding B)disputing C)betting D)testifying
69.Hisfirstnovel‘Night’wasanaccountoftheNazicrimes throughtheeyesofateenagedboy.
A)andwereseen B)whichsaw C)butwasseen D)asseen
70.Thejudgerecommendedthathe foratleastthreeyears.
A)wasnotreleased B)notbereleased C)hadnotbeenreleased D)notreleased
1991年1月
41.Theoilshortage thepricesofchemicalfertilizersontheworldmarket.
A)droveoil B)droveup C)drovein D)droveoff
42.Therearefive mistakesinthispicture.Canyoufindthemandwinaprize?
A)intensiveB)deliberateC)planned D)calculated
43.Thesestudieswillyieldvaluablelemons .
A)inwhichtosavelivesandprotectproperty
B)howtosavelivesandprotectproperty
C)inhowtosavelivesandprotectproperty
D)aboutthosetosavelivesandprotectproperty
44.Theschoolofferedflexiblecoursesforfarmers, morehoursofstudywhenfarmworkwasnotheavy.
A)with B)without C)in D)for
45.Partofthecostofmanyarticlesistakenastaxbythegovernment thecommunity.
A)inplaceof B)onaccountof C)intermsof D)onbehalfof
46.Soldiersactin totheordersoftheirofficers.
A)obligation B)objection C)obedience D)offence
47. aftertheSecondWorldWarthattestpilotsfirstteamptedtobreakthe“Soundbarrier.”
A)Itwasshortly B)Untilshortly C)Shortlywasit D)Shortly
48. intheAtacamaDesert.
A)ItnevervirtuallyrainsB)Itvirtuallyneverrains C)Neveritrainsvirtually D)Nevervirtuallyitrains
49.Societynowrequirestheuniversitytobeapartofthecommunity. ,studentsthemselvesexpecttoplayaroleintheaffairsofsociety.
A)Hence B)However C)Moreover D)Otherwise
50.Superconductorsloseelectricalresistanceonly subjectedtointensecold.
A)through B)when C)as D)by
51.Thosewholieandcheatwillnever it.
A)getonwith B)getbackto C)getawaywith