六级模拟题改错部分200篇.docx

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六级模拟题改错部分200篇

第一篇：

ErrorCorrection（15minutes）

Moststudiessuggestthatwhenwomenandmendothe

samejobandhavetheexperience,payratestendtobe

similar.Mostofthedollardifferencesstemfromfactthat-------71.

womentendtobemorerecentlyemployedandhavemore-------72.

yearsonthejob.Whetherwomenwhohavestartedacareer

willattainpayequalitywithmenrestonatleasttwofactors.-------73.

First,willmostofthemcontinueparttimeattheirjobsafter-------74.

theyhavechildren?

Abreakintheiremployment,oradecision-------75.

toworkparttime,willslowitsraisesandpromotions

becauseitwouldformen.Second,willmale-dominated-------76.

companieselevatewomentohigher-paidjobsatthedifferent-------77.

rateastheyelevatemen?

Onsomefields,thishadclearlynot-------78.

happened.Manymen,forexample,havecommittedtheir-------79.

livestoteachingcareers,yetrelativefewhavebecome-------80.

principalsorheadmasters.

答案：

71.fromfact->fromthefact

72.recently->frequently

73.rest->rests

74.part->full

75.its->their

76.because->as

77.different->same

78.On->In

79.men->women

80.relative->relatively

第二篇：

ErrorCorrection（15minutes）

Timespentinabookstorecanbeenjoyable,if--71.

youareabook-loverormerelytheretobuyabooka

present.Youmayevenhaveenteredtheshop

justtofindsheltersawayasuddenshower.--72.

Whateverthereasons,youcansoonbecometotally

unawareofyoursurroundings.Thedesiretopick

upabookwithanattractivedustjacketis

irresistible,eventhismethodofselectionought--73.

nottobefollowed,asyoumightendupwitha

ratherboredbook.Yousoonbecomeengrossedin--74.

somebookorother,andusuallyitisonlymuch

laterthatyourealiseyouhavespentfarmuch--75.

timethereandmustdashofftokeepsomeforgotten

appointment--withoutbuyingabook,ofcourse.

Thisopportunitytoescapetherealitiesof

everydaylifeis,Ithink,themainattractionofa

bookshop.Therearenotmanyplaceswhereitis

impossibletodothis.Amusicshopisverymuch--76.

likeabookshop.Youcanwanderroundsuchplaces

toyourheart'scontent.Ifitisagoodshop,no

assistantwillapproachtoyouwiththeinevitable--77.

greeting:

"CanIhelpyou,Sir?

"Youneedn'tbuy

anythingifyoudon'twant.Inabookshopan

assistantshouldremainthebackgrounduntilyou--78.

havefinishedbrowsing.Then,onlythen,arehis

servicesnecessary.Ofcourse,youmaywantto

findoutwhereaparticularsectionis,sincewhenhe--79.

hasledyouthere,theassistantshouldretire

discreetlyandlookasheisnotinterestedin--80.

sellingasinglebook.

答案：

71.if--whether

72.（away）from

73.（even）although

74.bored--boring

75.（far）too

76.impossible--possible

77./

78.（remain）in

79.since--but

80.（as）if

第三篇：

ErrorCorrection（15minutes）

Thekeytobeingawinneristohavedesire

andagoalfromwhichyourefusetobedeterred（被吓住）.

Thatdesirefuelsyourdreamsandthe

specialgoalkeepsyoufocusing.--71.

Deeplydownweallhaveahopethatour--72.

destinyisnottobeaverageandprosaic.Everyone

talksaboutagoodgame,butthewinnergoesout

anddosomething.Towin,therehastobemovement--73.

andphysicalaction.Attitudesandpersistencecan

helpusbecomewhowewanttobe.--74.

Competitionisthebestmotivator.Because--75.

manypeopleusecompetitionasanexcusefornot

doingsomething,thosewhoreallywanttosuccess--76.

seecompetitionasanopportunity,andthey're

willingtodothetoughworknecessarilytowin.--77.

Learntodealwithfear.Fearisthegreatest

deterrenttotakingrisk.Peopleworrysomuch--78.

aboutfailingthattheirfearparalyzesthem,

drainedtheenergytheymightotherwisebeusingto--79.

grow.

Youcancultivateself-respectbydevelopinga

commitmenttoyourowntalents.Itmaybe

necessarytodothethingyoufearthemostin

ordertoputthatfearinrest,sothatitcanno--80.

longercontrolyou.

答案：

71.focused

72.Deep

73.does

74.what

75.While/Although

76.succeed

77.necessary

78.risks

79.draining

80.to

第四篇：

ErrorCorrection（15minutes）

Changesinthewaypeoplelivebringaboutchangesinthe

jobsthattheydo.Moreandmorepeopleliveintownsandcities

insteadonfarmsandinvillages.Citiesandstateshavetoprovide--71.

servicescitypeoplewant,suchlikemorepoliceprotection,more--72.

hospitals,andmoreschools.Thismeansthatmorepolicemen,

morenursesandtechnicians,andmoreteachersmustbehired.

Advancesintechnologyhasalsochangedpeople'slives.--73.

Dishwashersandwashingmachinesdojobsthatwereoncedone

bythehand.Thewidespreaduseofsuchelectricalappliances--74.

meansthatthereisaneedforservicementokeepitrunning--75.

properly.

Peopleareearninghigherwagesandsalaries.Thisleads--76.

changesinthewayoflife.Asincomegoesdown,peoplemaynot--77.

wantmorefoodtoeatormoreclothestowear.Buttheymay

wantmoreandbettercarefromdoctors,dentistsandhospitals.

Theyarelikelytotravelmoreandtowantmoreeducation

Nevertheless,manymorejobsareavailableintheseservices.--78.

Thegovernmentalsoaffectsthekindofworkspeopledo.--79.

Thegovernmentsofmostcountriesspendhugesumsofmoney

forinternationaldefense.Theyhirethousandsofengineers,--80.

scientists,clerks,typistsandsecretariestoworkonthemany

differentaspectsofdefense.　

答案：

71.（instead）on---of

72.like---as

73.has---have

74.the---/

75.it---them

76.leads---causes

77.down---up

78.Nevertheless---Therefore

79.works---work/job/jobs

80.international---national

第五篇：

ErrorCorrection（15minutes）

Traditionally,theAmericanfarmerhasalwaysbeen

independentandhard-working.Intheeighteenthcenturyfarmers

werequiteself-sufficient.Thefarmfamilygrewandmadealmost

nothingitneeded.Thesurpluscropwouldbesoldtobuyanew--71.

itemsinthelocalgeneralstore.

In1860,becausesomeofthefarmpopulationhadmovedto--72.

thecity,yeteightypercentoftheAmericanpopulationwasstillin

thecountry.Inthelatenineteencentury,farmworkandlife--73.

werenotmuchchangedfromthattheyhadbeeninolddays.The--74.

farmerarousedatdawnorbeforeandhadmuchworktodo,with--75.

hisownmuscleslikehischiefsourceofpower.Heusedaxes,--76.

spadesandothercomplicatedtools.Inhishousecookingwasdone--77.

inwood-burningstoves,andthekerosenelampwastheonly

improvementonthecandle.Thefamily'srecreationandsociallife

chieflyconsistedadriveinthewagontothenearbysmalltownor--78.

villagetotransactsomebusinessaswellastochatwithneighbors

whohadalsocometotown.

Thechildrenattendedasmallelementaryschool（oftenof

justoneroom）tothattheyhadtowalkeveryday,possiblyfora--79.

fewmiles.Theschooltermwasshortsothatthechildrencould

nothelponthefarm.Althoughthewholefamilyworked,andlife--80.

wasnoteasy,farmersasaclasswereself-reliantandindependent.

答案：

71.nothing---everything

72.because---although

73.nineteen---nineteenth

74.that---what

75.aroused---rose/gotup

76.like---as

77.complicated---simple

78.consisted后加of

79.that---which

80.and---/

第六篇：

ErrorCorrection（15minutes）

Livingisrisky.Crossingtheroad,drivingacar,

flying,swallowinganaspirintableoreatingachicken

sandwich-theycanallbefatal.

Clearlysomerisksworthtaking,especiallywhenthe--61.

rewardshigh:

amansurroundedbyflamesandsmoke

generallyconsidersthatjumpingoutofasecond-floor

windowisanacceptablerisktosaveitslife.Butin--62.

medicineafewprocedures,drugs,operationsortests--63.

arereallyamateroflifeanddeath.Theremaybe

soundmedicinereasonsaretotallydependent--64.

inthebalanceofrisksandbenefitsforthe--65.

patients.

Surgeryforcancermaycureorprolongalife,but

theremovaloftonsils（扁桃体）cannotsaveanythinga--66.

sorethroat.Bloodpressuredrugsdefinitelyhelpsome

peopleliveafteraheartattack,butthesesamedrugs

maybebothnecessaryandharmfulforthosewithonly--67.

mildbloodpressureproblems.

Decidinghowmuchdiscomfortandriskwearepreparing--68.

toputupwithinthenameofbetterhealthisahigh--69.

personalmatter,notadecisionweshouldremainto--70.

doctorsalone.

答案：

61.risks∧worth→are

62.its→his

63.afew→few

64.medicine→medical

65.in→on或upon

66.anything∧a→but或except

67.necessary→unnecessary

68.preparing→prepared或ready或willing

69.high→highly

70.remain→leave

第七篇：

ErrorCorrection（15minutes）

Agoodwaytogetinformationforessaysand

reportsistointerviewpeoplewhoareexpertsin--71.

yourtopicorwhoseopinionsmaybeinteresting.

Interviewsarealsoagoodwaytogetasamplingof

people'sopinionsonvariousquestions.Hereare

somesuggestionsthatwillhelpyoumakemostofa--72.

plannedinterview:

1.Ifthepersontobeinterviewed（the

interviewee）isbusy,cancelanappointmentin--73.

advance.

2.Prepareyourquestionsbeforetheinterviewso

thatyoumakebestuseofyourtime.Inpreparing

thinkaboutthetopicaboutwhattheintervieweris--74.

likelytoknow.

3.Useyourquestions,butdon'tinsistinstickingto--75.

themorproceedingintheorderyouhavelisted.

Oftentheintervieweewillhaveimportant

informationthatwasneveroccurredtoyou,orone--76.

questionmaysuggestanotherveryusefulone.

4.Ifyoudon'tunderstandsomet