【单选题】Questions 7 to 10 are based on the following conversation.At the end of the conversation, you will be given 20 seconds to answer the questions. Now, listen to the conversation.
What does the woman say about the books onCivil WarA．They usually tell people’s life stories.
B．They are very popular among people.
C．They tend to be hard to understanD、
D．They are highly specialize
What does the woman say about the books onCivil WarA．They usually tell people’s life stories.
B．They are very popular among people.
C．They tend to be hard to understanD、
D．They are highly specialize
【单选题】moDErn thEAtrE AuDiEnCEs ArE lEss ABlE to unDErstAnD ClAssiCAl plAys thAn prEvious gEnErAtions BECAusE oF A DEClining knowlEDgE oF litErAturE AnD history, niCholAs hytnEr, DirECtor oF thE nAtionAl thEAtrE, BEliEvEs. hytnEr CAllED For thE stuDy oF history to BE mADE Compulsory For 14-to 16-yEAr-olD AnD wArnED thAt importAnt CulturAl rEsonAnCEs wErE BEing lost As thE inFluEnCE oF trADitionAl ClAssiCAl EDuCAtion rECEDED、
hE sAiD: "gEnErAtion By gEnErAtion.., pEoplE ArE BEing ChEAtED oF somEthing thAt’s rEAlly gooD to know. " hytnEr, who is BEst known For his DirECtion oFADriAn lEstEr in hEnry v, mADE his CommEnts yEstErDAy During A DisCussion with thE writErAlAnBEnnEtt ABout his plAy thE historyBoys. hE tolD An AuDiEnCE oF history AnDEnglish tEAChErs At thE Fourth AnnuAl prinCE oF wAlEs EDuCAtion summEr sChool inDArington,DEvon, thAt history shoulD BE stuDiED until At lEAst AgE 16.
hE sAiD pEoplE hAD BEEn lAmEnting thE DEmisE oF ClAssiCAl EDuCAtion sinCE hE hAD BEEn A sChoolBoy.Bu hE ADDED thAt As A DirECtor hE hAD Also notED thE impACt oF thE DEClinE oF BAsiCBritish historiCAl knowlEDgE Among AuDiEnCEs.
"i knEw thAt hEnry iv usurpED riChArD ii AnD wAs thEn murDErED、it wAs somEthing i hAD BEEn tAught AnD simply knEw.But thErE’s vEry littlE you CAn rEly on now EvEn with nAtionAl thEAtrE AuDiEnCEs. wE hAvE A vEry mEtropolitAn AuDiEnCE But thErE’s vEry littlE you CAn rEly on An AuDiEnCE knowing. FiFty yEArs Ago you CoulD put on ClAssiCs AnD it woulD hAvE A DiFFErEnt rEsonAnCE For pEoplE.But now, ExCEpt For pEoplE who hAvE hAD A ClAssiCAl EDuCAtion, you gEt no Frisson whEnAgAmEmnon BEhAvEs likE A pig.
"you gEt ArounD it But gEnErAtion By gEnErAtion thE FEEling i gEt is thAt pEoplE ArE BEing ChEAtED oF somEthing thAt’s rEAlly gooD to know.CErtAinly it mAkEs liFE hArDEr, iF you proDuCE work 50 pErCEnt oF whiCh is From A ClAssiCAl rEpErtoirE, iF pEoplE Do not hAvE An ovErviEw oFEnglish litErAturE AnDEnglish history. "
stuDEnts ArE CurrEntly rEquirED only to stuDy history until thE AgE oF 14. somEEnglish litErAturE must BE stuDiED until 16 But pupils ArE not rEquirED to sit A Full gCsE、in thE suBjECt.
AskED whEthEr history shoulD BE mADE Compulsory until 16,BEnnEtt sAiD: "i tEnD to think thAt it DiDn’t Do mE Any hArm. i DiD history BECAusE i likED Doing it so it wAs nEvEr A BurDEn. i CErtAinly thinkEnglish shoulD BE Compulsory AnD i think history shoulD BE too. "
BEnnEtt’s plAy thE historyBoys, whiCh rECEntly FinishED A run At thE nAtionAl, ConsiDErs whAt ConstitutEs A gooD EDuCAtion As it Follows thE FortunEs oF A ClAss oFA-lEvEl historiAns who ArE BEing prEpArED For oxBriDgE EntrAnCE ExAms By tEAChErs with vEry DiFFErEnt philosophiEs towArDs lEArning AnD pAssing ExAms. hytnEr sAiD hE originAlly thought thE tExt woulD not hAvE wiDEsprEAD AppEAl. "i wAs wrong. it turnED out to hAvE thE wiDEst AppEAl oF Any plAy At thE nAtionAl thEAtrE. \
whiCh oF thE Following is FAlsE、ACCorDing to thE pAssAgEA．hytnEr is BEst known For his DirECtion oFADriAn lEstEr in hEnry v.
B、pupils ArE not rEquirED to sit A Full gCsE、in somEEnglish litErAturE.
C．BEnnEtt’s plAy thE historyBoys hAs wiDEsprEAD AppEAl.
D．BEnnEtt is thE DirECtor oF thE nAtionAl thEAtr
hE sAiD: "gEnErAtion By gEnErAtion.., pEoplE ArE BEing ChEAtED oF somEthing thAt’s rEAlly gooD to know. " hytnEr, who is BEst known For his DirECtion oFADriAn lEstEr in hEnry v, mADE his CommEnts yEstErDAy During A DisCussion with thE writErAlAnBEnnEtt ABout his plAy thE historyBoys. hE tolD An AuDiEnCE oF history AnDEnglish tEAChErs At thE Fourth AnnuAl prinCE oF wAlEs EDuCAtion summEr sChool inDArington,DEvon, thAt history shoulD BE stuDiED until At lEAst AgE 16.
hE sAiD pEoplE hAD BEEn lAmEnting thE DEmisE oF ClAssiCAl EDuCAtion sinCE hE hAD BEEn A sChoolBoy.Bu hE ADDED thAt As A DirECtor hE hAD Also notED thE impACt oF thE DEClinE oF BAsiCBritish historiCAl knowlEDgE Among AuDiEnCEs.
"i knEw thAt hEnry iv usurpED riChArD ii AnD wAs thEn murDErED、it wAs somEthing i hAD BEEn tAught AnD simply knEw.But thErE’s vEry littlE you CAn rEly on now EvEn with nAtionAl thEAtrE AuDiEnCEs. wE hAvE A vEry mEtropolitAn AuDiEnCE But thErE’s vEry littlE you CAn rEly on An AuDiEnCE knowing. FiFty yEArs Ago you CoulD put on ClAssiCs AnD it woulD hAvE A DiFFErEnt rEsonAnCE For pEoplE.But now, ExCEpt For pEoplE who hAvE hAD A ClAssiCAl EDuCAtion, you gEt no Frisson whEnAgAmEmnon BEhAvEs likE A pig.
"you gEt ArounD it But gEnErAtion By gEnErAtion thE FEEling i gEt is thAt pEoplE ArE BEing ChEAtED oF somEthing thAt’s rEAlly gooD to know.CErtAinly it mAkEs liFE hArDEr, iF you proDuCE work 50 pErCEnt oF whiCh is From A ClAssiCAl rEpErtoirE, iF pEoplE Do not hAvE An ovErviEw oFEnglish litErAturE AnDEnglish history. "
stuDEnts ArE CurrEntly rEquirED only to stuDy history until thE AgE oF 14. somEEnglish litErAturE must BE stuDiED until 16 But pupils ArE not rEquirED to sit A Full gCsE、in thE suBjECt.
AskED whEthEr history shoulD BE mADE Compulsory until 16,BEnnEtt sAiD: "i tEnD to think thAt it DiDn’t Do mE Any hArm. i DiD history BECAusE i likED Doing it so it wAs nEvEr A BurDEn. i CErtAinly thinkEnglish shoulD BE Compulsory AnD i think history shoulD BE too. "
BEnnEtt’s plAy thE historyBoys, whiCh rECEntly FinishED A run At thE nAtionAl, ConsiDErs whAt ConstitutEs A gooD EDuCAtion As it Follows thE FortunEs oF A ClAss oFA-lEvEl historiAns who ArE BEing prEpArED For oxBriDgE EntrAnCE ExAms By tEAChErs with vEry DiFFErEnt philosophiEs towArDs lEArning AnD pAssing ExAms. hytnEr sAiD hE originAlly thought thE tExt woulD not hAvE wiDEsprEAD AppEAl. "i wAs wrong. it turnED out to hAvE thE wiDEst AppEAl oF Any plAy At thE nAtionAl thEAtrE. \
whiCh oF thE Following is FAlsE、ACCorDing to thE pAssAgEA．hytnEr is BEst known For his DirECtion oFADriAn lEstEr in hEnry v.
B、pupils ArE not rEquirED to sit A Full gCsE、in somEEnglish litErAturE.
C．BEnnEtt’s plAy thE historyBoys hAs wiDEsprEAD AppEAl.
D．BEnnEtt is thE DirECtor oF thE nAtionAl thEAtr
【单选题】A ChiEF FACtor in Bringing Down thE Births in EuropE in thE 19th CEntury is
A．Birth Control
B．thE DEsirE to sEEk FortunE in CitiEs
C．thE instABility oF mArriAgE
D．thE ChAngED plACE oF womEn
A．Birth Control
B．thE DEsirE to sEEk FortunE in CitiEs
C．thE instABility oF mArriAgE
D．thE ChAngED plACE oF womEn
【单选题】The physicist has made a discovery, ______ of great importance to the progress of science and technology.
A、I think which is
B、that I think is
C、which I think is
D、which I think it is
A、I think which is
B、that I think is
C、which I think is
D、which I think it is
【单选题】Today, the world wide web can be used both to search information and to make it (31) to others. Information (32) on webpages is viewed by (33) of browser. The sources of information linked in this way can be located on any computer (34) is also part of the weB、Each information source may be linked to an (35) number of other webpages. Hypertext and hyperlinks allow users (36) as receivers of information to (37) from one source of information to another, deciding for themselves which information they wish to (38) to their browser and which links they want to (39) . The addresses of (40) can be found by using the hundreds of search engines which provide (41) to databases which hold information on them. Once a webpage has been found, hyperlinks may point (42) other places of interest on the weB、Addresses of webpages also appear in other more (43) media, such as magazines, newspapers and television programs, and on posters. Webpages, in their (44) , facilitate access to information made available by other (45) of media, for example, collections held in libraries. Most webpages offer interactive opportunities which go (46) merely allowing visitors freedom as to when and how they visit a page. (47) can be kept formal via a questionnaire which can be filled (48) , or informal by providing an address for email or even by installing a digital guest book for comments left for other users to reaD、 (49) . all webpages are protected so that unauthorized visitors cannot make unsolicited changes to them, it is also possible to (50) access to pages on the internet to those holding a passworD、
A、conventionalB、basic
C、inherentD、conditional
A、conventionalB、basic
C、inherentD、conditional
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