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1、2022年考研英语基础练习题 1（2）阅读理解单项选择题Inademocraticsocietycitizensareencouragedtoformtheirownopinionsoncandidatesforpublicoffice,taxes,constitutionalamendments,environmentalconcerns,foreignpolicy,andotherissues.Theopinionsheldbyanypopulationareshapedandmanipulatedbyseveralfactors:individualcircumstances,thema

2、ssmedia,specialinterestgroups,andopinionleaders.Wealthypeopletendtothinkdifferentlyonsocialissuesfrompoorpeople.Factoryworkersprobablydonotsharethesameviewsaswhitecollar,nonunionworkers.Womenemployedoutsidetheirhomessometimeshaveperspectivesdifferentfromthoseoffulltimehomemakers.Intheseandotherwaysi

3、ndividualstatusshapesone’sviewofcurrentevents.Themassmedia,especiallytelevision,arepowerfulinfluencesonthewaypeoplethinkandact.Governmentofficialsnotehowmailfromthepublictendstofollowtheheadlines.Whateverisfeaturedinnewspapersandmagazinesandontelevisionattractsenoughattentionthatpeoplebegintoi

4、nformthemselvesandtoexpressopinions.Themassmediahavealsocreatedlargeraudiencesforgovernmentandawiderrangeofpublicissuesthanbefore.Priortotelevisionandthenationaleditionsofnewspapers,issuesandcandidatestendedtoremainlocalized.InGreatBritainandWestGermany,forexample,electionstothenationallegislaturesw

5、ereusuallyviewedbyvotersaslocalcontests.Today’selectionsareseenasstrugglesbetweenpartyleadersandprograms.IntheUnitedStatesradioandtelevisionhavebeenbeneficialtothepresidency.SincethedaysofFranklinD.Rooseveltandhisfiresidechats,presidentshaveappealeddirectlytoanationalaudienceovertheheadsofCong

6、resstoadvocatetheirprograms.Specialgroupsspendvastsumsannuallytryingtoinfluencepublicopinion.Publicutilities,forinstance,triedtoswaypublicopinioninfavorofnuclearpowerplants.Opposedtothemwerecitizens’organizationsthatlobbiedtohalttheuseofnuclearpower.Duringthe1960stheAmericanMedicalAssociationc

7、onductedanunsuccessfuladvertisingcampaigndesignedtopreventthepassageofMedicare.Opinionleadersareusuallysuchprominentpublicfiguresaspoliticians,showbusinesspersonalities,andcelebrityathletes.Theopinionsoftheseindividuals,whetherinformedandintelligentornot,carryweightwithsomesegmentsofthepopulation.So

8、meindividuals,suchasNobelprizewinners,aresuddenlythrustintopublicviewbythemedia.Byquicklyreachingalargeaudience,theirviewsgainahearingandareperhapsinfluentialinshapingviewsoncomplexissues.1Thesecondparagraphismainlyabouttheinfluenceof.A.genderonpeople’sviewB.people’sstatusontheirviewC.li

9、vingstandardonpeople’sviewD.differentranksonpeople’sview查看原文2Theexpressionfollowtheheadlines(Line2,Para.3)shows.A.peopleseldomhavetimetoreadnewspaperarticlesB.peoplethinktheheadlinescontainthemostimportantinformationC.peopleoftengettheiropinionsfromnewspapersortelevisionD.mostpeoplelooko

10、nnewspapersorTVasmisleading查看原文3WhichofthefollowingsuggeststheroleofTVintheshapingofpublicopinion?A.TVprogramshaveastronginfluenceongovernmentalpolicy.B.Chatsontelevisionsarechiefmeansforrunningforpresidency.C.MoreandmorepeopleshowinterestinpoliticsbecauseofTV.D.BeforetheuseofTV,peopleshowedlittlein

11、terestinpolitics.查看原文4Itisobviousthattheopinionsoffamouspeople.A.isoftenignoredbythepublicB.isseldomexpressedtothepointC.isoftenimposedonthepublicD.hasastronginfluenceonpeople查看原文5Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingistrue?A.Theviewpointsofpeopleindifferentcircumstancesaretotallydifferent.B.The

12、massmediaisthemostimportantmeansthatinfluencespeople’sopinions.C.Someinterestgroupssometimesarenotonthebehalfofcommonpeople.D.Theviewsofthepublicareinfluencebyfamouspublicfiguresbecausetheiropinionsaremorereasonable.查看原文Forthegenerationthatgrewupduringthefeministrevolutionandtherapidsocialchan

13、geofthe1960sand1970s,itatfirstseemedachievementenoughjusttomakeitinaman’sworld.Butcoupledwiththeirambition,today’swomenhavedevelopedafiercedeterminationtofindnewoptionsforbeingbothparentandprofessionalwithoutsacrificingtoomuchtoeitherroleorburningthemselvesoutbeyondredemption.Womenhavedo

14、nealloftheaccommodatingintermsoftime,energyandpersonalsacrificethatishumanlypossible,andstilltheyhavenotreachedtrueintegrationintheworkplace.Foracomplicatedsetofreasons-manybeyondtheircontrol-theyfeelconflictbetweentheircareersandtheirchildren.Allbutararefewquicklydispelthemyththatsuperwomaneverexis

15、ted.Formanywomen,professionandfamilyarepittedagainstoneanotheronahigh-stakescollisionoftheirprofessions.Inthehome,menandwomenstruggletofigureouthowdual-careermarriagesshouldwork.Roleconflictforwomenreachesfarbeyondthefundamentalwork/familydilemmatoencompassawholeconstellationoffiercelycompetingprior

16、ities.Womentodayfindthemselvesinanintensebattlewithasocietythatcannotletgoofanarrowlydefinedworkethicthatissupportedbyafamilystructurethathasnotexistedfordecades.Theunspokenassumptionpersiststhatthereisstillawomanathometoraisethechildrenandmanagethehousehold.Buttheeconomicrealityisthatmostpeople,whe

17、therintwo-parentorsingle-parentfamilies,needtoworkthroughouttheiradultlives.Asaconsequence,themajorityoftoday’smothersareinthelabormarket.Thefirstfull-fledgedgenerationofwomenintheprofessionsdidnottalkabouttheiroverbookedagendaorthetollittookonthemandtheirfamilies.Theyknewthattheirpositioninth

18、eofficewasshakyatbest.Withvirtuallynochoiceinthematter,theyboughtintothetraditionalnotionofsuccessintheworkplaceusuallyattainedatthehighcostofgivingupaninvolvedfamilylife.Iftheysufferedself-doubtorfrustrationabouthowhollowprofessionalsuccessfeltwithoutcomplementaryrewardsfromthehome,theyblamedthemse

19、lves-eitherforexpectingtoomuchorfordoingtoolittle.Andtheyaskedthemselvesquestionsthatheldnoeasyanswers:AmIexpectingtoomuch?Isitme?AmIaloneinthisdilemma?Dootherwomentrulyhaveitall?Untilnow,thishasbeenaprivatedilemma,unshared,aseachwomanwaslefttoforgeherownuniquesolutiontomergingherdualloyaltiestowork

20、andfamily.Toooftenshefeltthatalonehadfailedtoachieveacomfortablebalancebetweenthetwo.6Accordingtothepassage,today’swomen.A.wanttoachieveabalancebetweenherloyaltiestoworkandfamilyB.arestrongeradvocatesofgenderequalitythantheoldergenerationC.donotwanttosacrificeanythingatallforthedesiredliberati

21、onD.aregettingnonearertoachievingtheirambition查看原文7Themythheldbysomesuperwomenisthattheycan.A.reconciletheircareerswithparentalresponsibilities.B.devotethemselvestotheircareerwithoutregardfortheirchildrenC.resistthetemptationoftheirambitiontomakegreatachievementsD.resolvetheconflictsbetweentheircare

22、ersandchildrenwithoutanysacrifice查看原文8Inwhatwaydowomentodayfindthemselvesinanintensebattlewiththesociety?A.Thesocietyregardswomenaslessabletoperformsocialtasks.B.Womendotoomuchabouttheircareerandtoolittleabouttheirfamilies.C.Thesocietystillholdsthetraditionalimageaboutafamily.D.Womennolongerregardth

23、efamilyasabasicunitofthesociety.查看原文9Whenwomenfailtoachieveabalancebetweenworkandchildren,they.A.letthingsgotheirowncoursesB.admitthattheyarenotsuperwomenC.usuallychoosetogiveuptheirworkD.oftenblamethemselvesforit查看原文第8页 共8页第 8 页 共 8 页第 8 页 共 8 页第 8 页 共 8 页第 8 页 共 8 页第 8 页 共 8 页第 8 页 共 8 页第 8 页 共 8 页第 8 页 共 8 页第 8 页 共 8 页第 8 页 共 8 页