Working with other Berkeley researchers,Paul Piff designed more than thirty yhow wealth and social position affect behavior.One experiment The researchers found that people driving pricey cars were less likely to stop for people trying to walk across the street.These drivers ignored traffic laws more often than drivers of older or less costly cars Mr piff says this field of social science helps in understanding the causes ofc otion among th ot just our work,but tha at of c finds s it is the more powerful individuals in society,the more privileged,the wealthier individuals in society that are more likely to break the rules. He says the research suggests that for many people power and money can have a comupting behavior He is conemed that as wealth inequality increases in s there is a trong pres who care about faimess and 61.What does Paul Pifftrying to prove? A)how do different levels of privilege and wealth shape people's behavior and how they view the world B)the behavior ofs angers who were meeting for the first time C)his observation that people with more money or social position behave rudely D)all of the three above. ssage is to affect how people feel about others B)show that wealthier individuals are more likely to break the rules. C)show the author's concern that as wealth inequality increases in society, there is a strong pressure for people to violate their own rules of good hehavior D)draw the public's attention towards the problem wealth and wealth inequality may cause. 63.Which of the following statement is not true? A)those who drive pricey cars often ignore traffic laws. B)wealthier people are often indifferent to strange people C)power and money can affect social behavior in a bad way D)if wealth inequality inereases in more people may violate behavior rules. 64.According to Paul Piff's study a wealthier person are likely A)to violate traffic laws. B)to behave corruptly. 8a top for people crossing street 65.Paul Piff's research suggests that for many people power and money can have a corrupting influence on social behavior because A)people who is wealthier is likely to bribe(others with their money. 新编大学英语四级全真模拟试恩（九）第7顶 新编大学英语四级全真模拟试题（九）第7页 Working with other Berkeley researchers, Paul Piff designed more than thirty experiments to study how wealth and social position affect behavior. One experiment studied the actions of drivers on a busy street. The researchers found that people driving pricey cars were less likely to stop for people trying to walk across the street. These drivers ignored traffic laws more often than drivers of older or less costly cars. Mr. Piff says this field of social science helps in understanding the causes of corruption among the powerful. "It's not just our work, but that of others that finds it is the more powerful individuals in society, the more privileged, the wealthier individuals in society that are more likely to break the rules." He says the research suggests that for many people power and money can have a corrupting influence on social behavior. He is concerned that as wealth inequality increases in society, there is a strong pressure for people who care about fairness and equality to violate their own rules of good behavior. 61. What does Paul Piff trying to prove ? A) how do different levels of privilege and wealth shape people’s behavior and how they view the world. B) the behavior of strangers who were meeting for the first time. C) his observation that people with more money or social position behave rudely D) all of the three above. 62. The main purpose of this passage is to________ . A) show that wealth may affect how people feel about others. B) show that wealthier individuals are more likely to break the rules. C) show the author’s concern that as wealth inequality increases in society, there is a strong pressure for people to violate their own rules of good behavior. D) draw the public’s attention towards the problem wealth and wealth inequality may cause. 63. Which of the following statement is not true? A) those who drive pricey cars often ignore traffic laws. B) wealthier people are often indifferent to strange people. C) power and money can affect social behavior in a bad way. D) if wealth inequality increases in society, more people may violate behavior rules. 64. According to Paul Piff’s study a wealthier person are likely______. A) to violate traffic laws. B) to behave corruptly. C) to stop for people crossing street. D) to behave rudely. 65. Paul Piff’s research suggests that for many people power and money can have a corrupting influence on social behavior because______ . A) people who is wealthier is likely to bribe(贿赂) others with their money