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写作万能模板(6级).lrc [00:11.73]College English Test Band 6 [00:14.85]Model Test One [00:18.70]Part II Listening Comprehension [00:22.43]Section A [00:24.53]Directions: In this section, [00:27.60]you will hear two long conversations. [00:31.33]At the end of each conversation, [00:34.13]you will hear some questions. [00:36.62]Both the conversation and the questions [00:40.16]will be spoken only once. [00:43.05]After you hear a question, you must choose the best answer from [00:48.33]the four choices marked A), B), C) and D). [00:54.51]Then mark the corresponding letter on Answer Sheet 1 [00:59.12]with a single line through the centre. [01:03.95]Conversation One [01:06.09]M: Hi, Leslie! [01:07.12]Did you go to the Kent Center to vote last week? [01:10.95]W: Of course. I’d feel guilty [01:13.56]if I didn’t exercise my right to vote. [01:16.65]M: Yes, but voting in the U.K. is optional- [01:20.13]so you don’t have to do it, [01:22.46]whereas in some countries voting is compulsory. [01:26.43]If you were in Australia, [01:28.59]where the government passed a law [01:30.45]that made voting compulsory, [01:32.58]you would have had to pay a fine of $20 for not voting. [01:37.48]W: And that’s because the Australian government [01:40.83]believes that voting is a duty and not just a right. [01:44.71]Do you think we should also [01:46.39]introduce this kind of law in the U.K.? [01:49.81]M: Well, I’m quite cautious about this, [01:52.96]because it could bring about this sort of [01:55.64]slapdash attitude towards politics. [01:59.12]W: Oh, sorry. What does “slapdash attitude” mean? [02:03.95]M: It means doing something quickly and carelessly. [02:07.47]Young people might just pick [02:09.18]a political party out of a hat- [02:11.54]which means to choose randomly- [02:13.90]rather than making an informed choice. [02:17.24]W: So some people think that politicians [02:19.86]need to improve political education. [02:22.86]M: So compulsory voting would mean [02:25.07]a responsibility for t