2012.6.16英语六级真题完整答案（京新东方）

写作：
As is shown in the picture, when a dad asks his daughter “how wasschool today?”， his daughter would rather tell her father to readall about it on her blog than inform him face to face. Thisphenomenon demonstrates that internet communication is changing thetraditional face to face communication.

What is the impact of the internet on interpersonal communication?Initially, it prevents people from face to face communication. Forexample, some students would better send messages to theirclassmates to express themselves rather than talk to them directly.Furthermore, the internet communication is making people lose theirregular and necessary communication skill. Take my friend Jack asan example. He is popular online due to his insightful thought andprominent writing skill. But in his daily life, he is so shy thathe cannot talk to others.

Internet, from my perspective, does harm to our interpersonalcommunication. And we should place much emphasis on face to facecommunication.

完形填空：
Music produces profound andlasting changes in the brain. Schools should add classes, not cutthem. Nearly 20 years ago a small study advanced the notion that listening to Mozart’s Sonata for TwoPianos in D Major could boost mental functioning. It was notlong before trademarked “Mozart effect” productsappealed to neurotic parents aiming to put toddlers on thefast track to the Ivy League. Georgia’s governor even proposed giving every newborn there a classical CDor cassette。

The evidence for Mozart therapy turned out to be flimsy,perhaps nonexistent, although the original study never claimed anything more than atemporary and limited effect. In recent years, however, scientists have examined the benefits ofa concerted effort to study and practice music, as opposed to playing a Mozart CD or a computer-based“brain fitness” game once ina while.

Advanced monitoring techniques have enabled scientists to see whathappens inside your head when you listen to your motherand actually practice the violin for an hour every afternoon. Andthey have found that music lessons can produce profound and lastingchanges that enhance the general ability to learn. Theseresults should convince public officials that music classes are amere decoration, ripe for discarding in the budget crises thatconstantly trouble public schools。

Studies have shown that diligent instrument training from an early age canhelp the brain to process sounds better, making it easier to stayfocused when absorbing other subjects, from literature to tensorcalculus. The musically adept are better able to concentrate on abiology lesson despite the racket in the classroom or, a few yearslater, to finish a call with a client when a colleague in the nextcubicle starts screaming at an underling. They can attend toseveral things at once in the mental scratch pad called workingmemory, an essential skill in this era ofmultitasking.

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82. I think that the meal is well(没有折扣的情况下值80美元)

答案：worth 80 dollars before discount.

考点：worth的用法

83. (面对来自其它公司的激烈竞争)， the automobile manufacture is consideringlaunching a promotion campaign。

答案：Confronted with the intense rivalry from the competitors

考点：分句与主句的关系

84. As far as hobbies are concerned, Jane and her sister(几乎没有什么共同之处)

答案：almost have nothing in common with each other。

考点： 短语的用法

85. Only after many failures (我才意识到仅凭运气是不能成功的)

答案：did I realize that nobody would succeed solely because of theirgood luck.

考点：倒装句和时态

86. But for the survival instinct which nearly all creatures have,(更多的物种就可能已经在地球上灭绝了)

答案：more species would have extinguished from the Earth。

考点：表过去相反的虚拟语气