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2016年6月英语四级真题第2套 Part II Section B (2)

对话 · 听力 · 真题文章逐层精读

本页是 2016年6月英语四级真题第2套 Part II Section B (2) 文章的精读视角页——这篇对话全文 304 词、17 段，CEFR 难度 B1（B1 级在英语四级文章中占 22%）；英文原文之外，本篇已有的 6 项精读维度逐项展开，其中能迁移到其他英语四级真题文章的判断方法（篇章结构、修辞、言外之意、作者态度、体裁速判）随各维度一并讲透。

精读最佳实践

本页解析里的段号（P1）都可以点——点一下，原文在顶部翻开并定位到该段，解析引用的原文同步标亮；合上原文，你还停在刚才读到的位置。点 P1 试试。

PASSAGE · 文章原文

17 段英文原文

以下为2016年6月英语四级真题第2套 Part II Section B (2) 的听力原文，由懒笔记按试卷原文逐段核对收录，共 17 段。左侧 P1–P17 是段落编号——本页全部解析（结构、逐段、修辞、自检题）都以它为坐标回指原文，点击解析里的段号，原文即在顶部翻开并定位到该段、引用的原文同步标亮；合上原文仍停在当前阅读位置。原文保持卷面形态，不带翻译与标注。

W: Okay, Nathan. So we are talking about driving and are there any rules or regulations that you'd like to change?

M: I'm not sure I want to change rules, but I'd like the police to be stricter on the rules. Like if people jump the traffic lights, I don't know why there isn't a camera at the traffic lights to stop people doing that. Or like speeding. It's very easy to put speed cameras in certain places.

W: Maybe car manufacturers should have some responsibility in limiting the power of their engines. What's the point in producing an engine that is big and powerful enough to go like 200 km/h when the speed limit is only 100?

M: Right, but do you know there are no speed limits in Germany.

W: People there do drive responsibly, though. Often people break laws simply because the laws are there. If the law isn't there, people will drive within their ability range. When you've got speed limits, this creates situations that actually present dangers on the road.

M: Do you think Germans have better education about personal responsibility when driving?

W: Possibly. They also have very good cars.

M: Right.

W: If you've got a good car that can go at a high speed then it's really nice to do that.

M: But still with care.

W: So I think it's the restrictions that create the dangers sometimes.

M: Okay.

W: Obviously, when driving through a residential area or where there is a school, you've got to have speed policemen.

M: Speed bumps.

W: Yes, speed bumps, those speed bumps that force you to slow down. I think they are a good idea.

M: So you don't think fining people is useful.

W: Not really, because the police don't have time to police every single driver.

STRUCTURE · 篇章结构

6 个意群的对话骨架

按对话 的行文骨架切分意群，每个意群标注它覆盖的段落与对主旨的作用——逐段读完后回到这里俯瞰全篇，能看清作者为什么按这个顺序行文。

  1. P1 P2

    话题引入与初步观点

    Woman 通过 open question 引出 driving rules 这个 topic，Man 立即 respond 说不想 change rules 本身，而是希望 police 能够 stricter enforcement，并举了 traffic lights 和 speeding 的 examples 来 illustrate 他的 point。

    这个 opening 意群建立了整个 dialogue 的 foundation，通过 Man 的 initial stance 引出 stricter policing 和 cameras 这些 enforcement measures，为后续关于 effectiveness 的 debate 埋下伏笔。

    提出加强执法的观点
  2. P3

    引入制造商责任的新视角

    Woman 从 enforcement 的 angle shift 到 prevention，提出 car manufacturers 应该有 responsibility 来 limit engine power，她用 rhetorical question 质疑为什么要 produce 能开 200 km/h 的 cars 当 speed limit 只有 100 的时候。

    这个 turn 在 dialogue structure 中起到 perspective shift 的作用，从 reactive measures（stricter policing）转向 proactive measures（limiting vehicle capability），体现了 problem-solving discussion 中常见的 multi-angle exploration pattern。

    提出源头控制方案
  3. P4 P5

    德国案例的引入与反驳

    Man 用 Germany 的 no speed limits 这个 counter-example 来 challenge Woman 的 assumption，Woman 则 immediately defend 说 Germans drive responsibly，并提出一个 provocative idea：laws 的存在本身可能 encourage law-breaking，没有 speed limits 反而让 people drive within their ability。

    这个 exchange 通过 Germany case study 把 discussion 推向更 nuanced level，从 whether enforcement works 转向 whether restrictions themselves 有 negative effects。这是 argumentative dialogue 中典型的 evidence-based reasoning phase。

    引入无限速的反例
  4. P6 P7 P8 P9 P10

    深入探讨德国模式的成因

    Man 提出一个 probing question 关于 Germans 是否有 better education about responsibility，Woman 回答 possibly 并补充说他们 also have very good cars，这 leads to 她进一步 elaborate 说 good cars 让 high speed driving 成为 nice experience，但 Man 及时 remind 说要 with care。

    这个 extended exchange 把 discussion 从 surface-level policy debate 带到 deeper analysis of underlying factors，探讨 education、vehicle quality、driving experience 这些 variables 如何 interact。这体现了 exploratory dialogue 中的 causal reasoning phase。

    分析责任驾驶的条件
  5. P11 P12

    确立限制产生危险的核心论点

    Woman 用 conclusive statement 明确表达她的 core position：restrictions themselves 有时会 create dangers，Man 用 Okay 表示 acknowledgment 但不一定 full agreement。

    这个 brief exchange 是 Woman 对前面 extended reasoning 的 explicit synthesis，把 scattered observations 凝练成 clear thesis statement。这在 argumentative dialogue 中是 important rhetorical move，标志着 position consolidation。

    明确限制的负面效应
  6. P13 P14 P15 P16 P17

    提出限制的必要性与替代方案

    Woman 用 Obviously 做出 concession，承认在 residential areas 和 school zones 确实需要 speed controls，但她强调应该用 speed bumps 这种 physical measures 而不是 fines。Man 通过 questions 和 suggestions 帮助她 articulate 这个 alternative approach，最后 Woman confirm 说 police don't have time 来 police every driver，暗示 physical measures 更 practical。

    这个 closing sequence 展现了 nuanced position：Woman 既 qualify 了她的 anti-restriction stance（acknowledging some restrictions are necessary）又 propose 了 concrete alternative（physical measures over fines）。这是 mature argumentative dialogue 的 resolution phase，showing complexity rather than binary thinking。

    提出物理措施方案
MAIN IDEA · 速判主旨

5 步定位这篇文章的主旨

不读完全篇也能锁定主旨——以下 5 步按2016年6月英语四级真题第2套 这篇原文的实际行文顺序给出，每步说明看哪里、看出什么，可直接迁移到其他英语四级文章。

  1. 首句定话题边界 P1

    对话类文章的 opening question 通常 set the agenda，establishes the framework for the entire discussion。第一个问题就像是 topic announcement，直接告诉你接下来要 discuss 什么 domain。这个 question 里出现的 driving、rules、regulations 这些 keywords 就是 topical anchors。

  2. 对立观点聚类 P2 P3 P5 P11 P13 P15 P17

    对话的 essence 就是 multiple perspectives 的 interaction。当你 identify 两个或多个 speakers 各自的 main stance，你就能 recognize 文章主旨必然是 comparing or contrasting these viewpoints。这里 M 和 W clearly take different approaches to the same problem。

  3. 反例引发范式转换 P4 P5 P6 P7

    在 argumentative dialogue 中，speakers 经常用 concrete examples 来 support their abstract claims。Germany example 不是 random detail，而是 W's central evidence 证明 'restrictions create dangers' 这个 controversial claim。这种 pivotal example 往往 signal 文章要 explore alternative perspectives。

  4. 让步识别提炼核心立场 P13 P15

    成熟的 argumentative dialogue 很少是 black-and-white positions。当 speaker 用 'obviously'、'of course'、'I agree that' 等 concessive markers，说明他们 acknowledge complexity。这些 qualifications 表明主旨不是 simple A vs B，而是 探讨 which approach is MORE effective 或 under what conditions。

  5. 要素整合成论辩主旨 P1 P2 P3 P5 P11 P13 P15 P17

    主旨是 all key elements 的 synthesis。你已经有了 what (traffic laws)、who (two perspectives)、how (enforcement vs alternatives)、和 complexity (contextual considerations)。把这些 components 组合起来就是完整主旨。注意主旨必须 capture the dialectical nature (debate/discuss) 而不是 simple description。

主旨信号词 stricter P2 responsibility P3 no speed limits in Germany P4 create P5 obviously P13

MAIN IDEA · 主旨

这篇文章在说什么

两人讨论交通法规执行和道路安全问题。他们辩论严格执法、测速摄像头和罚款是否有效,还是取消限速、加强驾驶员教育和责任意识,配合物理减速措施会更成功。
Two people discuss traffic law enforcement and road safety. They debate whether stricter policing, speed cameras, and fines are effective, or if removing speed limits with better driver education and responsibility, along with physical traffic calming measures, would be more successful.
WORD INFERENCE · 生词推断

3 个生词的上下文推断

不查词典，只用文中线索推出词义——每个词给出推断出的释义与 完整推理链。已收录进英语四级高频真题词集的单词可点击进入词条页。

  • residential 居民区的、住宅的

    我们来把这三条 clues 串联起来。首先,从 parallel structure 看,residential area 和 school 被 or 连接,说明它们有 similar characteristics——都是需要 speed limits 的区域。其次,从 word formation 角度,resident(居民)+ -ial(形容词后缀)= residential,字面意思就是 relating to residents。最后,从整个 conversation 的 context 来看,讨论的是哪些 areas 需要 speed control,residential area 显然是指 people live there 的地方。三条线索互相 reinforce,指向同一个 meaning。

    词根识别+语境定位+后缀功能
  • bump 减速带、缓冲路障

    让我们 connect the dots。第一,W 直接 define 了 speed bumps 的 function——force you to slow down。第二,M 提出 speed bumps 是作为 alternative to speed policemen,说明它们 serve the same purpose of speed control,但是 physical device 而非 human enforcement。第三,W 的 positive evaluation 证实了 speed bumps 在 specific areas 是 effective method。综合这些 clues,speed bump 应该是指某种 placed on the road 的 physical obstacle,它的 purpose 是 force vehicles to reduce speed。

    功能定义+对话替换+态度评价
  • fine 罚款、处以罚金

    我们来 synthesize 这些 clues。第一,从 W 的 explanation 看,fining 需要 police to catch violators,但这 not feasible for every driver,说明 fining 是 enforcement-dependent 的 measure。第二,从整个 conversation 的 structure 看,fining 是和 speed bumps、cameras 等 methods 对比的,而 W prefer physical prevention over fining,说明 fining 是 after-violation 的 punishment。第三,从 word context 看,fine 在 traffic violations 场景中,通常指 monetary penalty。综合来看,fining people 就是 imposing financial penalties on rule breakers。

    行为主体+实施条件+方案对比
RHETORIC · 修辞手法

9 处修辞手法与仿写

每处修辞给出它在本文的具体用法、同类信号词清单与一份可直接套用的 写作仿写建议——读完能认，也能写。

  • 反问

    P2

    男士在 第2段 提出 'I don't know why there isn't a camera at the traffic lights'，这个 rhetorical question 表面上是在 express confusion，实际上是在 emphasize 他的观点：应该在 traffic lights 安装 cameras。这种反问通过 questioning the absence 来 highlight 现行制度的 inadequacy，强化了他对 stricter enforcement 的诉求，directly supports 对话中关于是否需要 more policing 的核心 debate。

    信号词 why why not how come what's the point don't you think isn't it shouldn't we wouldn't it be better

    仿写： 当你想在 conversation 中 strengthen your argument 时，可以用反问来 replace direct statements。比如不说 'We should have cameras'，而说 'Why don't we have cameras?'。这个 pattern 是：identify a problem or absence → frame it as a question with 'why/why not' → let the implied answer support your view。模版：'I don't know why + [negative statement about current situation]' 或 'Why isn't there + [your proposed solution]?'

  • 反问

    P3

    女士在 第3段 使用 'What's the point in producing an engine...' 这个 rhetorical question 来 challenge car manufacturers 的做法。通过 questioning the logic 来 emphasize the absurdity：既然 speed limit 只有 100，为何要 produce engines 能跑 200？这个反问 introduces a new perspective about manufacturer responsibility，将 discussion 从 enforcement 转向 prevention at source，deepens 整个 debate 的 dimension。

    信号词 what's the point why why not how come what's the use why bother don't you think isn't it shouldn't we

    仿写： 用 'What's the point' 开头的反问特别适合 question the purpose or logic of某个 action 或 policy。这个 structure 暗示 'there is no point'，非常 effective for criticism。Pattern: 'What's the point in/of + [action] + when + [contradicting fact]?'。类似的还有 'What's the use of...' 或 'Why bother...when...'。这种 contrast structure 让你的 argument 更有 logical force。

  • 反问

    P6

    男士在 第6段 问 'Do you think Germans have better education about personal responsibility when driving?'，这个问题虽然 addressed to 女士，但结合 context，它更像 rhetorical device 来 introduce 一个 possible explanation for why德国的 no speed limit system works。这个反问 guides the conversation towards exploring the role of education and responsibility，而非单纯 enforcement，supports 对话中关于 alternative approaches to road safety 的 exploration。

    信号词 do you think don't you think wouldn't you say don't you agree isn't it true that wouldn't you agree

    仿写： 'Do you think...' 这种反问 pattern 比较 subtle，它看起来像 genuine question 但实际是 leading the discussion towards speaker's viewpoint。在 debate 中使用这个 structure 可以 soften your assertion while still making your point。Template: 'Do you think + [group/country] + have/has + [advantage you want to highlight]?'。这让你的 suggestion 显得像是 collaborative inquiry 而非 direct claim。

  • 反问

    P16

    男士在 第16段 提出 'So you don't think fining people is useful'，这个 negative form 的反问是在 summarize and confirm 女士的 stance。通过 question form 而非 statement，他在 invite clarification 的同时也 emphasizing the implication of her argument。这个反问 serves as transition，让女士在 第17段 explicitly state her position，推动 dialogue towards its conclusion about enforcement effectiveness。

    信号词 so you don't think so you think so you're saying you don't believe you mean to say are you saying

    仿写： 'So you don't think...' 是个 excellent pattern for summarizing and challenging 对方观点。这个 structure 让你 restate 对方的 position in question form，forcing them to either confirm or clarify。Pattern: 'So you (don't) think/believe + [summarized viewpoint]'。这在 debate 中很有用，因为它既 shows you're listening 又 creates pressure for 对方 to commit to their stance explicitly。

  • 重复

    P2 P3 P5 P13 P14 P15

    'Speed' 这个 keyword 在整个 dialogue 中反复出现：'speeding' (第2段), 'speed cameras' (第2段), 'speed limits' (第3段, 第5段), 'speed policemen' (第13段), 'speed bumps' (第14段, 第15段)。这种 lexical repetition 通过不断 reinforce 这个 central concept 来 maintain thematic focus，让 discussion 始终 anchored to the core issue of speed control。这个 repetition creates coherence 并 emphasizes that speed management 是 traffic safety debate 的 fundamental concern。

    信号词 speed speeding speed limit speed cameras speed bumps speed policemen

    仿写： 在 debate or discussion 中，identify your key concept 并有意识地 repeat 它和它的 variations throughout the conversation。不要 worry about sounding repetitive—in oral discourse，这种 recurrence 是 necessary for clarity。Pattern: use root word + its derivatives (如 'speed', 'speeding', 'speed limit')，或用 synonyms and related terms。每次 introduce a new sub-point，都 anchor it back to this central term。

  • 重复

    P5 P11

    女士在 第5段 和 第11段 中重复 'restrictions/laws create dangers' 这个 central claim：'When you've got speed limits, this creates situations that actually present dangers' 和 'it's the restrictions that create the dangers sometimes'。这个 structural repetition 通过在 different points 重申 same argument 来 reinforce her counterintuitive viewpoint，让这个 controversial stance 更 memorable and persuasive。两次表述之间有 development (先 explain mechanism，后 summarize conclusion)，showing the argument's progression。

    信号词 create dangers present dangers cause problems lead to issues result in risks generate hazards

    仿写： 当你有个 controversial or counterintuitive point 时，employ strategic restatement：first introduce 并 explain it，then later restate it more concisely as established fact。Pattern: [Detailed version with 'when/if' clause] ... [几轮对话后] ... [Simplified restatement with 'it's...that' structure]。这个 technique 通过 spaced repetition 让你的 key argument sink in，而两次表述的 variation 避免了 sounding mechanical。

  • 语气词

    P4 P8 P10

    'Right' 在 dialogue 中出现三次 (第4段, 第8段, 第10段)，都由男士说出，functioning as discourse markers。这个 interjection 并非表达 'correct' 的意思，而是 signal agreement, acknowledgment, or transition。比如 第4段 的 'Right, but...' signals partial agreement before introducing counterpoint；第8段 的单独 'Right' shows understanding；第10段 的 'But still with care' 前的语境 implies agreement with qualification。这些 markers 让 dialogue flow naturally 并 show attentive listening。

    信号词 right okay well yeah I see sure exactly indeed got it

    仿写： Use 'right' 来 show you're following 对方的 point before adding your own。Pattern: 'Right, but...' (agreement + counterpoint) 或 standalone 'Right' (acknowledgment)。这些 brief interjections 是 good conversational glue。但 avoid overusing them—每个 'right' 应该 serve a clear function: signal understanding, bridge to your point, or indicate you're processing information。在 written dialogue，这些 markers 创造 spoken authenticity。

  • 语气词

    P1 P12

    'Okay' 出现三次 (第1段, 第12段)，女士用于 opening (第1段 'Okay, Nathan') 来 initiate conversation，男士在 第12段 用 standalone 'Okay' 表示 acceptance of 女士的观点。这个 discourse marker 在 dialogue opening 时 signals transition into topic，在 middle 时 shows acknowledgment and readiness to move on。它创造了 collaborative atmosphere，让 participants 的 back-and-forth 显得 cooperative rather than confrontational。

    信号词 okay right well alright so now anyway fair enough

    仿写： 'Okay' 特别适合用在 conversation boundaries: starting a topic ('Okay, so...') 或 closing a sub-topic (standalone 'Okay')。Pattern: 'Okay + [topic introduction]' 或 'Okay' alone after 对方 makes a point you accept。这个 marker 比 'right' 更 neutral—它既不 强烈 agree 也不 disagree，只是 signal readiness to proceed。在 organizing longer discussions，strategic use of 'okay' 能 chunk the conversation into manageable segments。

  • 省略

    P8 P10 P14

    在 第8段，男士回答 'Right' 这个单词 response，完整表达应为 'Right, I understand' 或类似完整句。第10段 男士说 'But still with care'，省略了主语和主要动词，完整应为 'But they/people should still drive with care'。第14段 男士说 'Speed bumps'，省略了完整句子结构，这是对 第13段 女士提到的 'speed policemen' 的纠正，完整应为 'You mean speed bumps' 或 'They are speed bumps'。这些 elliptical responses 让 dialogue 显得 natural and efficient，participants 依赖 shared context 来理解省略的部分。

    仿写： 在 conversational writing 中，embrace ellipsis for brief responses and reactions。当 context 已经 established，不需要 repeat full sentence structures。Pattern: 对方问完整问题，你可以用 fragment 回答 (如 'Possibly' 而非 'That's possibly true')。或者在 making corrections 时用简短 noun phrase ('Speed bumps' 而非 'I think you mean speed bumps')。但 ensure 省略的部分 is truly recoverable from context，否则会 cause confusion。

IMPLIED MEANING · 言外之意

6 处话里有话

作者没有明说、但靠信号词传递出来的态度与暗示——每处给出原文片段、信号词类型与解读。

  • 对现有执法力度不满

    P2
    I'm not sure I want to change rules, but I'd like the police to be stricter on the rules.

    转折类 but however yet though although nevertheless nonetheless

    Nathan 的 implication 是：current traffic rules 本身 are adequate，真正的 problem lies in weak enforcement。通过这个 but 结构，他 diplomatically 避免了 directly criticizing the rules，同时 clearly express 了他对 police enforcement 不力的 dissatisfaction。这个 implicit message 为整个 conversation 奠定了基调，因为它 establishes 他倾向于 stricter policing 而非 changing regulations 的 position，这与后面 W 提出的 alternative perspective（移除限速、强调责任）形成 meaningful contrast，推动了 debate 的展开。

  • 质疑汽车制造商的责任缺失

    P3
    What's the point in producing an engine that is big and powerful enough to go like 200 km/h when the speed limit is only 100?

    反问句 What's the point Why would How can What's the use of Who needs Why bother Isn't it obvious

    W 的 implicit argument 是：traffic safety problem 的 root cause 可能 lies upstream，在 manufacturing level。她 subtly shifts blame from drivers and enforcement to manufacturers，suggesting that 如果 cars weren't capable of excessive speeds，enforcement 的 burden 就会 reduced。这个 implication 为 conversation 引入了 a third dimension of responsibility，beyond just drivers and police。它 serves to broaden the debate 关于 who should be accountable for road safety，同时也 hints at her 更 systemic 的 thinking approach，这与 Nathan 的 focus on immediate enforcement 形成 interesting contrast。

  • 对德国模式的委婉质疑

    P5
    People there do drive responsibly, though.

    让步类 though although even though while despite in spite of granted

    W 的 implication 是：虽然 German model seems to work，但她 doesn't fully attribute success to removing speed limits alone。通过这个 concession，她 hints that 其他 factors（如 driver education, car quality）可能 equally or more important。这个 nuanced stance prevents Nathan from 简单地用 German example 来 refute 她的观点。她的 underlying message 是 context matters，你不能 simply transplant 一个 system without considering 其他 supporting factors。这为她后续 elaborate on education and car quality 铺垫，同时 keeps the debate sophisticated，避免 black-and-white conclusions，这 reinforces 文章主旨中关于 multiple factors affecting road safety 的 complexity。

  • 暗示法律本身制造问题

    P5
    When you've got speed limits, this creates situations that actually present dangers on the road.

    情态词 actually in fact really indeed truly frankly honestly

    W 的 implication 非常 radical：她不仅 questioning enforcement methods，而是 challenging the fundamental premise that speed limits themselves 是 beneficial。通过 actually，她 suggests 普遍接受的 safety measure 可能 counterproductive。这个 bold claim 的 underlying logic 是：当人们 face artificial restrictions，他们可能 take risks to circumvent them，whereas without restrictions 他们会 self-regulate more responsibly。这个 implicit argument 对文章主旨 crucial，因为它 represents 最 provocative 的 perspective in the debate，forcing readers to reconsider assumptions about regulation effectiveness，并 highlights 她倾向于 personal responsibility over external control 的 philosophical stance。

  • 含蓄质疑教育因素的主导作用

    P7
    Do you think Germans have better education about personal responsibility when driving? — Possibly.

    模糊限制语 Possibly possibly maybe perhaps probably might could

    W 的 implicit message 是：她 doesn't attribute German success primarily to education。通过 possibly 这个 non-committal response followed by shift to car quality，她 diplomatically 避免 directly disagreeing with Nathan，但 clearly indicates 她认为 material factors（好车）可能 more relevant than cultural factors（教育）。这个 implication 揭示了她更 pragmatic 的 thinking：不是依赖 changing people's mindset，而是 改变 physical conditions。这对文章主旨 significant because it shows debate 不仅关于 regulation vs freedom，也关于 cultural change vs structural change 的不同 approaches to solving traffic safety problems。

  • 挑战处罚措施的有效性

    P17
    So you don't think fining people is useful. — Not really, because the police don't have time to police every single driver.

    委婉表达 Not really not really not exactly not quite I'm not sure I doubt I wouldn't say

    W 的 implication 是：punishment-based approaches 从根本上 unsustainable because they require 不切实际的 enforcement levels。她不是说 fines 在理论上 wrong，而是指出 structural impossibility of making them work at scale。这个 insight 支持她之前的 arguments about personal responsibility 和 physical measures（speed bumps），因为这些 don't rely on constant police presence。对文章主旨而言，这 crystallizes 核心 tension：enforcement-heavy approach（Nathan 倾向）vs self-regulating systems with physical interventions（W 倾向）。她的 implicit claim 是 effective solutions must be scalable 和 self-enforcing，这是 pragmatic critique of traditional policing methods。

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2016年6月英语四级真题第2套 Part II Section B (2) 文章的主旨是什么？
两人讨论交通法规执行和道路安全问题。他们辩论严格执法、测速摄像头和罚款是否有效,还是取消限速、加强驾驶员教育和责任意识,配合物理减速措施会更成功。（英文表述：Two people discuss traffic law enforcement and road safety. They debate whether stricter policing, speed cameras, and fines are effective, or if removing speed limits with better driver education and responsibility, along with physical traffic calming measures, would be more successful.）
2016年6月英语四级真题第2套 Part II Section B (2) 文章是什么体裁？难度如何？
体裁为对话。CEFR 难度 B1，全文 304 词、17 段；在英语四级全部 511 篇真题文章中，B1 级共 113 篇（占 22%）。
2016年6月英语四级真题第2套 Part II Section B (2) 文章的篇章结构是怎样的？
全文 17 段按对话骨架分为 6 个意群：第1段、第2段——话题引入与初步观点；第3段——引入制造商责任的新视角；第4段、第5段——德国案例的引入与反驳；第6段、第7段、第8段、第9段、第10段——深入探讨德国模式的成因；第11段、第12段——确立限制产生危险的核心论点；第13段、第14段、第15段、第16段、第17段——提出限制的必要性与替代方案。
2016年6月英语四级真题第2套 Part II Section B (2) 文章中有哪些值得积累的生词？
按文中出现顺序共 3 个：residential（居民区的、住宅的）、bump（减速带、缓冲路障）、fine（罚款、处以罚金），每个词的词义都可以由文中上下文线索推断得出。

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