新东方张亚哲六级英语词汇讲解(在线收听

   其中★高概率考点词▲为重点考点词●●其他考点词 ×为永赔词汇

  ※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※
  97.1
  41.AS a ______ actor,he can perform,sing,dance and play several kinds of musical instruments.
  A.flexible 灵活的,柔韧的 n.flexibility
  ★B.versatile 形容人多才多艺的,形容工具用途广泛的 vers 代表随时可以变换的 n. versatility DVD = Diaital Versatile Disc
  ★C.sophisticated 特定领域成就着著的学识渊博的 女性事故的老练的 naive 女性单纯的 纯真的 naivety n. simple simplicity 单纯
  ×D.productive 具有创造力的 produce
  answer:B
  42.There are not many teachers who are strong ________ of traditional methods in English teacheing.
  A.sponsors 赞助商
  ×(阅读会考)B.contributors 捐款人 捐助人 投稿人 contribution 贡献
  ★C.advocates V 鼓吹 提倡 n.拥护者提倡者 (希腊神话,辩护士,古罗马的辩护场滔滔不绝的人)
  ×D.performers 表演者
  answer:C
  43.We managed to reach the top of the mountain , and half an hour later we began to ______.
  ★A.ascend ⒈上升,攀登 ⒉轻薄的东西升起(烟雾,声音)
  ★B.descend 下降下山
  ★C.decline 衰退 拒绝 下降 (数字及时间的下降)
  D.plunge plunge into 忽然坠落或移动
  a前缀表示上升 ad前缀也代表上升
  由C.得depression 经济萧条 DEPRESSION (大写专有名词)
  jerk 猝然移动(反映)
  jerk response 快速反映 jerk response 快速反映部队
  ex-sport 极限运动
  ex 代表 extreme
  plunge into in air 扑向空气
  maximum 最大限度
  M:代表至高无上得荣耀地位
  constant:永久的,永恒的
  minimum
  answer:B
  ★44.Competition,they believe , _______ the national character rather than corrupt
  A.enforces force 强迫 监督实施强迫执行
  B.confirms affirm 确实 确定
  C.intensifies 程度的增强 压力的增大 intensive 强化的集中的深入的
  D.strengthens (strong strength n)v 增强实力 信念
  competition 竞争 n competitive adj
  rather than 句型前面的动词嘘后面动词的反义词,极端反意句型
  corrupt:消弱崩溃
  collapse:解体
  corruption:腐败
  bribery:行贿受贿
  airfoeces 空军
  intensice reading 精读
  intensive training course 强化课程
  answer:C
  45.The accident ________ him of his sight and the use of his legs.
  A.excluded include包括 clude=shut (关门)包括包含(关在里面)exclude 排除 排斥 拒绝 exclusive n exclusive interview 独家访问
  B.disabled disable:make sb. unable to do sth. 从身心两方面伤害某人
  ★C.deprived deprive sb. of sth. 剥夺 抢夺
  ×D.gripped 紧紧抓住
  the disalbled 残疾人(只有六级用)
  the disadvantaged 弱势群体(美国表示残疾人)
  the advantaged 强势群体
  accident 交通事故
  incident 蓄谋事件
  answer:C
  原文地址:http://www.tingroom.com/listen/vocabulary/370513.html