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等急了吧！以下为星火英语权威完整出书版答案，趁着还没忘记自己答案的时候快来对对吧，后附估分方法。 Part Ⅰ Writing Finding A Job First College students’options upongraduation vary from person to person. Some students choose to hunt for a jobwhile others prefer to start their own businesses. As for me, I would ratherfind a job first. The reasons for my decisionare as follows. For one thing, it is much easier for me to find a job comparedwith starting a business which demands fund, experience, and the market. As agreen hand who has just graduated from college, it’s totally beyond my abilityto handle such a complex situation. For another, working for others coulddevelop my personalities such as perseverance and stress tolerance, which canhelp me become more prepared and qualified if I would like to start my ownbusiness. To conclude, chances always favor those who are prepared. And I don’t think aperson could really “build up from nothing”. As a result, I will find ajob first after graduation.
Part Ⅱ ListeningComprehension Section A 1 A) It was dangerous to live in. 2 B) A storm. 3 B) They were trapped in an undergroundelevator. 4 C) They sent supplies to keep the minerswarm. 5 D) Close some of its post offices. 6 C) Stopping mail delivery on Saturdays. 7 A) Many post office staff will lose theirjobs.
Section B
8 D) He will lose part of his pay. 9 B) He is a trustworthy guy. 10 D) She is better at handling suchmatters. 11 C) He is always trying to stir up trouble. 12 D) Reserved. 13 A) They stay quiet. 14 C) She was never invited to a colleague’shome. 15 B) Houses provide more privacy.
Section C
16 D) They will automatically be givenhiring priority. 17 C) Visit the school careers service. 18 B) Supervising study spaces to ensure aquiet atmosphere. 19 C) It may be sold at a higher price. 20 A) It is healthier than green tea. 21 D) It does not have a stable market. 22 B) They prefer unique objects of highquality. 23 B) They could only try to create atnight. 24 A) Make wise choices. 25 A) To boost the local economy.
Part Ⅲ Reading Comprehension
Section A 26 K) rarely 27 O) tortured 28 J) minimal 29 D) determine 30 G) inadequate 31 B) creates 32 E) direction 33 M) strengthen 34 L) shelters 35 C) critically
Section B 36 C) It might mean monitoring employeeproductivity on a digital leaderboard and offering prizes to the winners, orgiving employees digital badges or stars for completing certain activities. 37 J) Gamification is “not a magic bullet,”Werbach warns. 38 G) ]Some people, Werbach says, aremotivated by competition. 39 D) The concept of gamification is notentirely new, Werbach says. 40 K) Still, gamification only stands tobecome more popular, he says, “as more and more people come into the workforcewho are familiar with the structures and expressions of digital games.” 41 E) But the word “gamification” and thewidespread, conscious application of the concept only began in earnest aboutfive years ago, Werbach says. 42 B) Increasingly, companies are tappinginto these desires directly through what has come to be known as“gamification”: essentially, turning work into a game. 43 H) Gamification does not have to bedigital. Monica Cornetti runs a company that gamifies employee trainings. 44 F) A number of companies have sprungup—GamEffective, Bunchball and Badgeville, to name a few—in recent yearsoffering gamification platforms for businesses. 45 I) Some people do not take naturally togamified work environments, Cornetti says. Section C
46 C) They are over-burdened withadministrative staff. 47 A) Good classroom teachers. 48 D) They are much bigger than isdesirable. 49 A) It requires talent and practice. 50 B) Hiring more classroom teachers and allowingthem to teach in their own way. 51 D) It may be a pleasant way for kids toreduce their food intake. 52 D) Most kids and adults would choose asmaller meal that came with a non-food item. 53 B) Adults chose the smaller portion onthe mere promise of a future award. 54 A) The emotional component of the prizesis at work. 55 D) More studies are needed to find outthe impact of emotion on behavior.
Part Ⅳ Translation
The color of red in Chinese culture usuallysymbolizes good luck，longevity, and happiness. Red can be found everywhere during ChineseSpring Festival and other joyous occasions. Cashes are often put in redenvelopes and sent to family members or close friends as gifts. The popularityof red in China can also be attributed to the fact that people associate itwith the Chinese Revolution and the Communist Party. However, red does notsignify good luck and joy all the time in that the name of the dead used to bewritten in red. Thus it is regarded as an offense to write the names of Chinesepeople in red ink.
Part Ⅰ Writing
Going to a Graduate School Will Be Better for Me If given two options after graduation, that is, to take a job in acompany and to go to a graduate school, I’d prefer the latter. First and foremost, it is widely acknowledged that higher level ofeducation means better payments and more opportunities in the future in China.Therefore, I think another two or three years’ investment in graduate educationmust be worthwhile in the long run. Secondly, I love my major and have a strongdesire to further my study so as to deeply explore some academic issues in thisfield. Finally, the job market for undergraduate students is too competitivefor average students like me to find a satisfying job. Thus, it would be abetter choice if I could obtain a master’s degree. Considering the three factors listed above, I would choose to go toa graduate school after graduation to earn a better future.
Part Ⅱ ListeningComprehension Section A 1 B) To replace two old stone bridges. 2 D) Millions of coins on the bottom. 3 C) It shut down two border crossings withLibya. 4 D) Devise a monitoring system on theTunisian border with Libya. 5 C) A plant-powered mobile phone charger. 6 A) While sitting in their school’scourtyard. 7 D) It collects the energy released byplants. Section B
8 B) He called the woman and left her amessage. 9 C) It has stopped working completely. 10 A) To seek her permission. 11 B) She is having her day off 12 A) He saved a baby boy’s life. 13 B) He is currently unemployed. 14 C) A strong wind. 15 A) She stood motionless in shock.
Section C 16 D) She wanted to have an ice-cream truckwhen she was a little girl. 17 A) To preserve a tradition. 18 C) To allow poor kids to have ice-creamtoo. 19 A) The reasons for imposing taxes. 20 C) Protecting people’s life andproperty. 21 B) By selling public lands. 22 D) It is surrounded by France on threesides. 23 B) Its ruler Prince Rainier married anAmerican actress. 24 D) Clothing. 25 C) Small countries in Europe.
PartⅢ Reading Comprehension Section A 26 A)absorb 27 C)contribute 28 K)levels 29 G)explore 30 M)picture 31 O)voyage 32 B)combined 33 E)emissions 34 D)depth 35 N)unsure
Section B 36 F) As predicted, the students with agrowth mind-set felt that learning was a more important goal than getting goodgrades. 37 C) In particular, attributing poorperformance to a lack of ability depresses motivation more than does the beliefthat lack of effort is to blame. 38 I) How do we transmit a growth mind-setto our children? 39 A) I first began to investigate thebasis of human motivation—and how people persevere after setbacks—as apsychology graduate student at Yale University in the 1960s. 40 G) Such different outlooks had adramatic impact on performance. 41 E) We validated these expectations in astudy in which two other psychologists and I monitored 373 students for two years duringthe transition to junior high school, when the work gets more difficult and thegrading more strict, to determine how their mind-sets might affect their mathgrades. 42 A) I first began to investigate thebasis of human motivation—and how people persevere after setbacks—as apsychology graduate student at Yale University in the 1960s. 43 J) In addition, parents and teachers canhelp children by providing explicit instruction regarding the mind as alearning machine. 44 D) Later, I developed a broader theoryof what separates the two general classes of learners—helpless versusmastery-oriented. 45 H) A fixed mind-set can also hindercommunication and progress in the workplace and discourage or ignoreconstructive criticism and advice.
Section C 46 C) They were subject to taxation almosteverywhere. 47 B) They find it ever harder to cope withsugar-induced health problems. 48 A) It did not work out as well as wasexpected. 49 D) Adjusting the physical composition oftheir products. 50 A) There is no single easy quicksolution to the problem. 51 D) It affects models’ health and safety. 52 B) Government legislation about models’weight. 53 C) It has great influence on numerousgirls and women. 54 B) It has now a new law to follow. 55 D) It will have models with a higherBMI.
Part Ⅳ Translation In Chinese culture, yellow is a color occupying a fairly prominentposition, which is endowed with unique symbolic significance. During feudaltimes, yellow stands for the ruler’s power andauthority. At that time, yellow was exclusively designed for the emperor, withthe royal palace painted yellow and the imperial robe always being yellow,while ordinary people were never permitted to wear yellow clothes. In China,yellow is also the symbol of harvest. When crops are ripening in the fall,people celebrate the harvest in high spirits, with the fields taking on a vastexpanse of golden appearance. Part ⅠWriting Working in a state-owned business or in a joint venture Upon graduation, all college students will confront the problem ofthe career choice，which is truly a tough one. Some hold that there is no better way toget a decent job than working in a stated-owned business, which will guaranteetheir quality of life after retirement, [while others insist that working in ajoint venture outweighs any other jobs as it may provide higher income. As forme, I prefer the latter. For one thing, a joint venture usually offers a more cooperative andcompetitive working atmosphere which is suitable for the beginners to developtheir abilities. For another, joint ventures usually provide highsalaries, which exerts a tremendousfascination on a great number of people, especially to the beginners who needto cover the expenses of transportation, the house-renting, and socialactivities. Besides the above two, I adore the diverse business culture in thejoint ventures, immersed in which I can broaden my vision and expand myknowledge. Based on the above reasons, working in a joint venture will be myfirst and sole choice. Part Ⅱ Listening Comprehension 听力与第一套和第二套一样，故此套略 （说明：由于2016年6月四级考试全国共考了2套听力，本套真题听力与前2套内容完全一样，只是顺序不一样，因此在本套真题中不再重复出现。）
Part ⅢReading Comprehension
Section A 26 E)challenges 27 J) searched 28 D)categorizing 29 K)similarities 30 L)slightly 31 G)percentage 32 O)traditional 33 I)regardless 34 H)proving 35 M)suggests
Section B 36 I) Jamming attacks are absolutelypossible. 37 D) Jamming concerns are nothing new, andthey’re not unique to security systems. 38 J) Let’s imagine that you live in asmall home with a wireless security setup that offers a functional anti-jammingsystem. 39 F) Wireless security providers willoften take steps to help combat the threat of jamming attacks. 40 B) The most likely type of burglary byfar is the unsophisticated crime of opportunity, usually involving a brokenwindow or some forced entry. 41 H) ]We like the unique nature of thatsoftware. 42 C) One of the main theoretical home-securityconcerns is whether or not a given system is vulnerable to being blocked fromworking altogether. 43 K) At the end of the day, these kinds ofsystems are primarily designed to protect against the sort of opportunisticsmash-and-grab attack that makes up the majority of burglaries. 44 G) SimpliSafe was singled out in onerecent article on jamming, complete with a video showing the entire systembeing effectively bypassed with handheld jamming equipment. 45 E) Security devices are required to listthe frequencies they broadcast on—that means that a potential thief can findwhat they need to know with minimal Googling. Section C 46 B) He intends to get rid of the tippingpractice. 47 C) It forces the customer to compensatethe waiter. 48 D) They can have some say in how muchtheir servers earn. 49 A) Service quality has little effect ontip size. 50 D) Waiters should be paid by employersinstead of customers. 51 C) The impact of chepa oil on globaleconomic growth. 52 D) Consumers will spend their savingsfrom cheap oil on other commodities. 53 C) They use their money reserves to backup consumption. 54 B) Its negative effects more than cancelout its positive effects. 55 A) People are not spending all the moneythey save on gas.
Part Ⅳ Translation
With China’s reform and opening up, nowadays quite a number ofyoungsters would like to celebrate their weddings in western style. The bridewears a white wedding dress at the ceremony, as white is regarded as a symbolof purity. However, in traditional Chinese culture, white is a color that isoften used in funerals. That's why it's necessary to keep in mind that whiteflowers must not be gifts for patients, especially not for the elders orcritically ill patients. Similarly, the cash gift shouldn’t be packed in awhite envelope, but in a red one instead. 答案对完了 你知道怎么估分吗？ 把四六级满分看成100分，那么： 听力部分为35分：前15题每题1分，后10道题每题2分; 阅读部分为35分：选词填空每题0.5分，总计5分；信息匹配题每题1分，总计10分；仔细阅读每题2分，总计20分; 写译部分为30分：写作15分，翻译15分。 四级一般在100分中的55分基本就稳过四级425分；六级稍难，需要考到57分，通过六级425分的概率较大。 Attention! |
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