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　　距离6月13日四级考试的时间越来越近了，听力也需要在短期内得到迅速提升，下面为大家整理了英语四级听力真题模拟练习题，希望对大家有帮助。

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2015年6月大学英语四级听力真题模拟练习(4)思维导图模板大纲

距离6月13日四级考试的时间越来越近了，听力也需要在短期内得到迅速提升，下面为大家整理了英语四级听力真题模拟练习题，希望对大家有帮助。

ThechiefprosecutorintheeasternU.S.cityofBaltimore,Marylandhasannouncedchargesagainstsixpoliceofficersinthecaseofthedeathofa25-year-oldblackman.FreddieGraydiedinthehospitalApril19th,aweekafterhewasarrested.

OnFriday,State'sAttorneyMarilynMosbysaidthereisprobablecausetobringcriminalchargesagainsttheofficersinvolvedinthearrest.Shesaidthestatemedicalexaminer'sofficehadruledthatMr.Gray'sdeathwasahomicide.AlsoonFriday,thatofficesaidithadsentitsreportontheexaminationofMr.Gray'sbody--calledanautopsy--tothestate'sattorney.

Ms.MosbysaidMr.Grayreceivedasevereneckinjurywhilebeingtransportedinapolicevehicleafterhisarrest.Shesaidhewasnotsecuredinthevehicleasheshouldhavebeen.Earlierintheweek,policeadmittedthatMr.Grayhadnotbeensecuredinthevan,anactionthatviolatesthedepartment'srules.

Ms.MosbyalsosaidofficersdidnotseekmedicalassistancealthoughMr.Graysaidheneededit.AndshesaidtheknifefoundonMr.Graywaslegalforhimtobecarrying.TheBaltimoreSunnewspaperreportsshetoldMr.Gray'sfamilythat"nooneisabovethelaw."ItalsosaidMs.MosbybelievesMr.Graywas"improperlyarrested"becausepolicehadnolegalreasontodetainhim.

Chargesagainsttheofficersincludeinvoluntarymanslaughter,assault,misconductandfalseimprisonment.Thedriverofthepolicevehiclefacessecond-degreemurderandfiveothercharges.

Policegavetheirreportonthecasetothestate'sattorney'sofficeonThursday.Thatwasonedayearlierthanthetimelimitpolicehadset.Thefindingsoftheinternalinvestigationhavenotbeenmadepublic.

Officials,citizengroupsandotherscontinuetoworktorestorecalmtothecity.Fornow,peoplearenotpermittedtobeoutsidefrom10o'clockatnighttofiveo'clockinthemorning.Officialssaythiscurfewwilllikelylastafewmoredays.Thestreetshavebeenmostlyemptyduringthecurfew,andthecityhasbeenmostlycalmsincetheriotsonMonday.

ThousandsofmembersoftheMarylandNationalGuard,andpolicefromBaltimore,thestateofMarylandandotherareasarepatrollingthestreetsduringthedayandatnight.

ThecaseofFreddieGrayinBaltimorehasinfluenceddemonstrationsinotherpartsofthecountry,includingBoston,Cincinnati,NewYork,WashingtonandPhiladelphia.ActivistsdemonstratinginsupportoflaborandimmigrantrightsonMay1haveaddedtensionswithpolicetotheirmessage.

CallsforreturningordertoBaltimore

ManypeoplehavecondemnedtheactionsofthosewhoriotedonMonday.Buttheysaythatinadditiontoreturningordertothecity,officialsmustdealwiththereasonspeopleareangrywithpolice.

GeraldMillerlivesinBaltimore.

"Baltimorewillrecover.Ithinkwewillrecover.Sure,sure,butit'sgonnatotake,youknow,peoplegettinginvolved,gettinginthetrenchesnotjustinbehind,youknowalectern,orwhenthecamera'son,orwhatever,yougottagetdownhereinitwiththepeople.Thisiswherethepeopleare.Thisiswherethey'rehurtin'."

CynthiaGreenalsolivesinthecity.

"Myheartisheavyforthe,thepeopleofBaltimore,forthiscommunity,andalltheothercommunities.AndI'msadfortheyoungpeoplethatgotupcaughtupinallofthis."

StephanieRawlings-BlakeisthemayorofBaltimore.ShespoketoresidentsonTuesday,aftertherioting.

"Wesawpeoplecomingtogethertoreclaimourcity,tocleanourcityandtohelphealourcity.Ithinkthiscanbeourdefiningmomentandnotthedarkestdaysthatwesawyesterday."

PeoplehadgatheredpeacefullyfordaysdemandingtoknowwhyMr.Graydied.TheviolencebeganafterthefuneralforMr.GrayonMonday.Policesaymembersofcriminalgroupsjoinedtheprotestors.Theysaytheydidnotexpectthatwouldhappen.

OfficerEricKowalczykisaspokesmanfortheBaltimorepolice.OnTuesday,hetoldreportersthatpolicewereexpectingmostofthosewhowouldgatherafterthefuneralwouldbestudents.

"Whenwedeployedourofficersyesterday,weweredeployingforahighschoolevent.Idon'tthinkthatthereisanyoneinthecountrythatwouldexpectustodeployautomaticweaponsandarmoredvehiclestoaneventwith13,14-and15-year-olds."

AftertheviolenceonMonday,MarylandGovernorLarryHogandeclaredastateofemergency.Hemovedhisofficeandhistopaidestothecity.

Aftertherioting,PresidentBarackObamasaidpolicecannotsolvetheproblemsinBaltimorebythemselves.

"Wecan'tjustleaveittothepolice.Ithinktherearepolicedepartmentsthathavetodosomesoulsearching.Ithinktherearesomecommunitiesthathavetodosomesoulsearching.ButIthinkweasacountryhavetodosomesoulsearching."

Thepresidentsaidriotingisnotthesameasprotesting.Andhesaidthosewhocauseddestructionmustbepunished.

LaterthepresidentsaiditisimportantthatthetruthcomesoutaboutwhathappenedtoMr.Gray.Healsonotedthattheindividualswhoarechargedshouldreceivefairtreatment.Mr.ObamasaidtheJusticeDepartmentandnewU.S.AttorneyGeneralLorettaLyncharecommunicatingwithBaltimoreofficialstoofferhelpifneeded.

Manyoftheprotesterssaytheyareangryaboutwhattheybelieveiscontinuingpoortreatmentofblacksbythepoliceandwhattheysayistheunwillingnessofcityofficialstodoanythingaboutit.Andtheysaythereislittleeconomicpowerinblackneighborhoods.Theysaythathasbeenaproblemformanyyears.