四六级

　　听力水平的提高离不开多听多练，以下是文都网校小编为大家准备的一些英语六级听力练习题，希望对大家的备考有帮助。

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　　A.Electronic cigarettes don't deliver nicotine.

　　B.Teens tend to use only one form of tobacco.

　　C.The more nicotine you get, the more difficult it is to quit.

　　D.Nicotine only comes from cigarettes and small cigars.

　　24

　　A.Gum and nicotine patches.

　　B.Electronic cigarettes and gum.

　　C.A nicotine patch and gum.

　　D.A nicotine patch and advice.

　　25

　　A.Their nicotine cravings were reduced.

　　B.Their expectation of life was improved.

　　C.They worked much harder.

　　D.They were still bothered by smoking.

　　原文与解析：

　　It's no secret that any type of tobacco use is not healthy. But, for most people, it's hard to quit. That's because most of them started the habit as teenagers and because tobacco contains nicotine.

　　"Nicotine is a highly addictive, very powerful drug; teens are likely to use more than one form of tobacco. It could be cigarettes, small cigars, smokeless tobacco. And teens who smoke are likely to use electronic cigarettes, which also deliver nicotine. (23) The more nicotine that you get. The more addicted you are, the more difficult it is for you to quit." said Dr. Kimberly Horn.

　　There is no one technique for quitting that works for everyone. Some turn to e-cigarettes for help. Cici is hoping electronic cigarettes can help her kick the habit. She said, "After many years of smoking. I really don't like the smell of smoke. I don't like the taste it leaves in my mouth. And I don't like the fact that other people are going to be bothered by the tobacco smoke."

　　Studies show electronic devices can work for some people, but not for others. Behavioral therapy and medicine, gum and nicotine patches that reduce nicotine cravings might help. Dr. Nancy and other researchers designed a program to help smokers quit while they were in the hospital and stay smoke free after they were discharged. (24) Patients were given a nicotine patch and advice in the hospital with follow-up support after they left. "We know that medication works and that advice works, but they both together work much better than either one alone," Nancy said. Seventy percent of smokers in that program were still smoke-free six months after leaving the hospital.

　　The U.S. government and private organizations have been running antismoking campaigns since 1964. (25) A study from the Yale School of Public Health found that those who quit during this time period had a 30-percent improvement in the expectation of life.

　　23. What does Dr. Kimberly Horn think of smoking?

　　24. What was given to the patients in hospital in Dr. Nancy's program?

　　25. What happened to those who quit during anti-smoking campaigns?

　　【小题23】题干中的 Dr. Kimberly Horn 为听力关键词，听力原文中 Dr. Kimberly Horn 说到 The more nicotine that you get, the more addicted you are, the more difficult it is for you to quit.可见，Kimberly Horn 医生认为：吸入体内的尼古丁越多，烟癮越大，就越难戒掉。故选项 C 为答案。其他选项均与 Kimberly Horn 所说内容不符，排除。

　　【小题24】题干中的 Dr. Nancy 为听力关键词，听力原文中提到 Patients were given a nicotine patch and advice in the hospital, with follow-up support after they left. 由此可知，医院的患者会得到尼古丁贴片和（戒烟）建议，并在他们出院后会继续得到帮助。故选项 D 为答案。

　　【小题25】听力原文最后提到了戒烟运动的成果，表明 those who quit during this time period had a 30-percent improvement in the expectation of life，由此可知，在戒烟运动期间戒掉烟瘾的那些人的平均寿命提高了 30%。故选项 B 为答案。

以上就是今天的英语六级听力练习题目，希望对大家有帮助。