四六级

　　已经进入5月份了，同学们该把注意力集中在真题上面了。今天文都网校小编为大家整理的是2014年12月英语六级真题答案，希望对大家冲刺17年6月份的考试有帮助。

　　Part Ⅰ Writing

　　There Is No Shortcut to Learning ExceptDiligence

　　As the cartoon depicts, a student stands before the circulation desk, a librarian pointssomewhere and answers "'How To Do Well In School Without Studying' is over there in thefiction section." Apparently, the cartoonist expresses the idea that there is no royal road tolearning.

　　In today's society, lie fast pace of life influences everyone, and some young people tend to seekeasy ways to success. However, when running after high-efficiency, we should hold a correctattitude toward learning, because learning requires longterm and painstaking effort anddiligence. Firstly, as the saying goes, "No pains, no gains." The ancient and modem, Chineseand foreign history present us numerous examples to prove this irrefutable truth. Secondly,there is another saying: God rewards the diligent. Chinese people believe that diligence is themeans by which one makes up for his dullness. Thomas Edison once said, "Genius is onepercent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration." Ma Yun's life story best prove thesignificance of diligence in realizing personal ambition.

　　To sum up, college students should remember that the most crucial part of life is to cultivatethe quality of diligence. Only in this way can young people become winner in learning and life.

　　Part Ⅱ Listening Comprehension

　　01-08：CBBDACAB

　　09-11：CDA

　　12-15：BCAD

　　16-19：CDBA

　　20-22：DCB

　　23-25：DAC

　　26. manifests

　　27. discrimination

　　28. uninformed

　　29. dating

　　30. imitating

　　31. generations

　　32. conform

　　33. exposed

　　34. entitled to

　　35. knowledgeable

　　Part III Reading Comprehension

　　36-45：MCFHN OEIBJ

　　46-55：JBDKH CLIAG

　　56-65：DCBAC BDACA

　　Part IV Translation

　　The ideal of country life reflected in art and literature serves as the significant feature of Chinesecivilization, which, to a large extent, can be attributed to the Taoist affection to nature. Thereare two most preferred themes in the traditional Chinese painting. One is the various scenes ofhappiness about family life, in which the old man often plays chess and drinks tea, a manploughs or harvests, a woman weaves or sews, and children play outdoors. The other scene isall kinds of pleasures about country life, in which a fisherman is fishing on the lake, with afarmer cutting firewood or gathering herbs in the mountains, or scholars chanting poems andpainting pictures under pine trees. The two themes respectively represent the life ideal ofConfucianism and Taoism.