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英语六级考试真题第3套+参考答案

2013年6月英语六级考试真题试卷(第3套)

PartIWriting (30minutes)

Directions:

Forthispart,youareallowed30minutestowriteanessaycommentingontheremark"Asmileistheshortestdistancebetweentwopeople."Youcanciteexamplesto 

.Youshouldwriteatleast150wordsbutnomorethan200words.

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注意:

此部分试题在答题卡1上PartIIReadingComprehension(SkimmingandScanning)(15minutes)

Directions:

Inthispart,youwillhave15minutestogooverthepassagequicklyandanswerthequestionsonAnswerSheet1.Forquestions1-7,choosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).Forquestions8-10,completethesentenceswiththeinformationgiveninthepassage.

NormanBorlaug:

'FatheroftheGreenRevolution'

FewpeoplehavequietlychangedtheworldforthebettermorethanthisruralladfromthemidwesternstateofIowaintheUnitedStates.ThemaninfocusisNormanBorlaug,theFatherofthe'GreenRevolution',whodiedonSeptember12,2009atage95.NormanBorlaugspentmostofhis60workingyearsinthefarmlandsofMexico,SouthAsiaandlaterinAfrica,fightingworldhunger,andsavingbysomeestimatesuptoabillionlivesintheprocess.Anachievement,fitforaNobelPeacePrize.

EarlyYears

"I'maproductofthegreatdepression"ishowBorlaugdescribedhimself.Agreat-grandsonofNorwegianimmigrantstotheUnitedStates,Borlaugwasbornin1914andgrewuponasmallfarminthenortheasterncornerofIowainatowncalledCresco.Hisfamilyhada40-hectare(公顷)farmonwhichtheygrewwheat,maize(玉米)andhayandraisedpigsandcattle.Normanspentmostofhistimefromage7-17onthefarm,evenasheattendedaone-room,one-teacherschoolatNewOregoninHowardCounty.

Borlaugdidn'thavemoneytogotocollege.ButthroughaGreatDepressioneraprogramme,knownastheNationalYouthAdministration,BorlaugwasabletoenrollintheUniversityofMinnesotaatMinneapolistostudyforestry.HeexcelledinstudiesandreceivedhisPh.D.inplantpathology(病理学)andgeneticsin1942.From1942to1944,BorlaugwasemployedasamicrobiologistatDuPontinWilmington.However,followingtheDecember7,1941attackon

PearlHarbor,Borlaugtriedtojointhemilitary,butwasrejectedunderwartime 

InMexico

In1944,manyexpertswarnedofmassstarvationindevelopingnationswherepopulationswereexpandingfasterthancropproduction.BorlaugbeganworkataRockefellerFoundation-fundedprojectinMexicotoincreasewheatproductionbydevelopinghigher-yieldingvarietiesofthecrop.Itinvolvedresearchingenetics,plantbreeding,plantpathology,entomology(昆虫学),agronomy(农艺学),soilscience,andcerealtechnology.ThegoaloftheprojectwastoboostwheatproductioninMexico,whichatthetimewasimportingalargeportionofitsgrain. 

BorlaugsaidthathisfirstcoupleofyearsinMexicoweredifficult.Helackedtrainedscientistsandequipment.Nativefarmerswerehostiletowardsthewheatprogrammebecauseofseriouscroplossesfrom1939to1941duetostemrust. 

WheatvarietiesthatBorlaugworkedwithhadtall,thinstalks.Whiletallerwheatcompetedbetterforsunlight,theyhadatendencytocollapseundertheweightofextragrain-atraitcalledlodging.Toovercomethis,Borlaugworkedonbreedingwheatwithshorterandstrongerstalks,whichcouldholdonlargerseedheads.Borlaug'snewsemi-dwarf,disease-resistantvarieties,calledPitic62andPenjamo62,changedthepotentialyieldofMexicanwheatdramatically.By1963wheatproductioninMexicostoodsixtimesmorethanthatof1944.

GreenRevolutioninIndia

Duringthe1960s,SouthAsiaexperiencedseveredroughtconditionandIndiahadbeenimportingwheatonalargescalefromtheUnitedStates.BorlaugcametoIndiain1963alongwithDr.RobertAndersontoduplicatehisMexicansuccessinthesub-continent.Theexperimentsbeganwithplantingafewofthehigh-yieldingvarietystrainsinthefieldsoftheIndianAgriculturalResearchInstituteatPusainNewDelhi,underthesupervisionofDr.M.S.Swaminathan.ThesestrainsweresubsequentlyplantedintestplotsatLudhiana,Pantnagar,Kanpur,PuneandIndore.Theresultswerepromising,butlarge-scalesuccess,however,wasnotinstant.CulturaloppositiontonewagriculturaltechniquesinitiallypreventedBorlaugfromgoingaheadwithplantingofnewwheatstrainsinIndia.By1965,whenthedroughtsituationturnedalarming,theGovernmenttooktheleadandallowedwheatrevolutiontomoveforward.ByemployingagriculturaltechniqueshedevelopedinMexico,BorlaugwasabletonearlydoubleSouthAsianwheatharvestsbetween1965and1970.

IndiasubsequentlymadeahugecommitmenttoMexicanwheat,importingsome18000tonnesofseed.By1968,itwasclearthattheIndianwheatharvestwasnothingshortofrevolutionary.Itwassoproductivethattherewasashortageoflabourtoharvestit,ofbullcartstohaulittothethreshingfloor(打谷场),ofjute(麻黄)bagstostoreit.Localgovernmentsinsomeareaswereforcedtoshutdownschoolstemporarilytousethemasstorehouses.

UnitedNation'sFoodandAgricultureOrganization(FAO)observedthatin40yearsbetween1961and2001,"Indiamorethandoubleditspopulation,from452milliontomorethan1billion.At

thesametime,itnearlytripleditsgrainproductionfrom87milliontonnesto231milliontonnes.Itaccomplishedthisfeatwhileincreasingcultivatedgrainacreage(土地面积)amere8percent."

ItwasinIndiathatNormanBorlaug'sworkwasdescribedasthe'GreenRevolution.'

InAfrica

Africasufferedwidespreadhungerandstarvationthroughthe70sand80s.Foodandaidpouredinfrommostdevelopedcountriesintothecontinent,butthankstotheabsenceofefficientdistributionsystem,thehungryremainedempty-stomach.ThethenChairmanoftheNipponFoundation,RyoichiSasakawawonderedwhythemethodsusedinMexicoandIndiawerenotextendedtoAfrica.HecalledupNormanBorlaug.nowleadingasemi-retiredlife,forhelp.HemanagedtoconvinceBorlaugtohelpwithhisneweffortandsubsequentlyfoundedtheSasakawaAfricaAssociation.Borlauglaterrecalled,"butafterIsawtheterriblecircumstancesthere,Isaid,'Let'sjuststartgrowing'".

ThesuccessinAfricawasnotasspectacularasitwasinIndiaorMexico.ThoseelementsthatallowedBorlaug'sprojectstosucceed,suchaswell-organizedeconomiesandtransportationandirrigationsystems,wereseverelylackingthroughoutAfrica.Becauseofthis,Borlaug'sinitialprojectswererestrictedtodevelopedregionsofthecontinent.Nevertheless,yieldsofmaize,sorghum(高粱)andwheatdoubledbetween1983and1985.

NobelPrize

Forhiscontributionstotheworldfoodsupply,BorlaugwasawardedtheNobelPeacePrizein1970.NorwegianofficialsnotifiedhiswifeinMexicoCityat4:

00a.m.,butBorlaughadalreadyleftforthetestfieldsintheTolucavalley,about65kmwestofMexicoCity.Achauffeur(司机)tookhertothefieldstoinformherhusband.Inhisacceptancespeech,Borlaugsaid,"thefirstessentialcomponentofsocialjusticeisadequatefoodforallmankind.Foodisthemoralrightofallwhoarebornintothisworld.Yet,50percentoftheworldpopulationgoeshungry."

GreenRevolutionvsEnvironmentalists

参考答案注意:

此部分试题请在答题卡1上作答。

1.NormanBorlaugwonaNobelPrizefor_______.

A)hisremarkableachievementsinplantgenetics

B)hisspectacularcontributiontosafeguardingworldpeace

C)hisgreatsuccessinraisingAfrica'sfoodproduction

D)hisenduringeffortsincombatingworldhunger

2.HowdidBorlaug'swheatprogrammegoduringhisfirstcoupleofyearsinMexico?

A)Itmetwithresistance. 

B)Itwaswellreceived. 

C)Itachievedunexpectedprogress.

D)Itsucceededthoughwithdifficulty.

3.WhatcharacterisedBorlaug'sPitic62andPenjamo62?

A)Superiorabilitytobreednewhigh-yieldingvarieties. 

B)Shortandstrongstemsandresistancetodiseases. 

C)Tallandthinstemsandextremelylargeseedheads.

D)Tendencytocollapseunderthe;weightofextragrain.

4.WhatinitiallypreventedBorlaugfromachievinglarge-scalesuccessinIndia?

A)Farmers'rejectionofhisplantingtechniques. 

B)Thepersistentdroughtthroughoutthecountry. 

C)Difficultyinimportinghigh-yieldingwheatseeds.

D)Thelocalgovernment'sslownessintakingaction.

5.AccordingtoUnitedNation'sFoodandAgricultureOrganization,in40yearsbetween1961and2001India'sgrainproduction________.

A)almostdoubled 

B)wentupby8percent 

C)increasednearlythreetimes

D)rosefrom452millionto1billiontonnes

6.Borlaug'ssuccessinAfricawasnotasspectacularasinIndiaorMexicobecause________.

A)thelocalfarmerswereuneducatedandconservative 

B)Africa'sclimateconditionswereverydifferent 

C)hisprojectinAfricawasnotproperlymanaged

D)Africalackcdthenecessarysupportingfacilities

7.WhatdidBorlaugemphasiseinhisNobelPrizeacceptancespccch?

A)Abundanceoffoodsupplywillcontributetoworldpeaceandstability.

B)TheGreenRevolutionwillprovideadequatefoodforallmankind.

C)Adequatefoodforallmankindisessentialinensuringsocialjustice.

D)WithouttheGreenRevolutionhalfoftheworldpopulationwouldstarve.

8.InrecentyearsBorlaug'sGreenRevolutionhas 

 __________.

9.InbothdevelopedanddevelopingcountriesthereareconcernswhetherinthelongrunBorlaug'sfarmingpracticeswillbe________.

10.InIndia,criticsattributethedestructionofIndiancropdiversityto_______.PartIIIListeningComprehension(35minutes)

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