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1、20212021 年公共英语四级考前练习：阅读精讲年公共英语四级考前练习：阅读精讲 日语专业日语专业四级考试真题与精讲四级考试真题与精讲20212021 年公共英语四级考前练习：阅读精讲年公共英语四级考前练习：阅读精讲 日语专业四级考试真题日语专业四级考试真题与精讲与精讲Reading comprehension能力要求：理解主旨要义;理解具体信息;推测生词含义;进行推理判断和引申;理解概念性含义;理解文章的结构、单句之间、段落之间的关系;理解作者意图、观点和态度;区分论点和论据;该部分有 A、B 两部分组成，A 节：该节 20 题，考查考生阅读能力。根据提供四篇文章的内容，从每题给出的四个选

2、项中选出最佳答案。B 节：要求阅读一篇约 400 词的文章，将其中 5 个画线部分翻译成中文。A sixth grader settles downs to tackle her homework on aweekday afternoon in 2004.She is sitting on the bus with her laptop;logging on to the Internet to take a math-skills test in the school homepage and get her own personalized assignment.She download

3、s thesoftware shell need,seeks help from an online school librarian andemails the finished work to her teacher.Mom and dad check in fromtheir office computer,comparing her scores with the class and thestate averages.Homework in the future may not any less laborious,but it willcertainly be more wired

4、.And as more children gain access tocomputers and the Net75%of teens and 47%of kids aged 2 to 12 areexpected to be online by 2002 schools and technology companiesare responding with unique assignment and high-tech homeworkhelp for parents and kids.On the menu:TAILOR-MADE*ENTS.The most profound way h

5、omework will change is that instead ofeverybody heading home with the same lesson;each student will sitdown to an individual assignment.The school server,or centralcomputer,will maintain information on each students progress anddole out the appropriate work when the child checks the Web page.Keeping

6、 in touch.For students like high school junior SamanthaSymonds of Pottstown,pa,the simple ease of getting assignments online and turning in via emails is reason enough to take homeworkdigital.Samantha,a competitive fencer,travels far from her school fortournament and boots up to stay on top of her a

7、ssignment.Loggingon in hotel rooms and airports,she gets copies of course lectures andlab assignments,emails her teacher when she is stumped and eventakes tests on line.“You can actually focus on what you need to knowrather than tracking down someone to answer your questions,”Samantha says.Unlimited

8、 research.Kids are rapidly becoming experts atsearching websites and CD-RoMS for research projects and wowingteachers with what they find.The most profound way homework willchange is that instead of everybody heading home with the samelesson;each student will sit down to an individual assignment.Wir

9、ing the Have-Nots.As computers become the homework totool of choice,educators worry about children who dont have accessto the technology.“The kids who dont have computers at home willbe at such a fundamental disadvantage.It will be as if they dont havea pen or paper,”say s Ellyot Solovay,a professor

10、 at he university ofMichigan.Hes just finished a study in which internet TVs were placedin the homes of a class of Detroit public-school students,and foundit not only benefited the kids but boosted parental involvement as well.Yet wining kids over to become fans of homework may take morethan high-te

11、ch help.Annette Bitters seventhgraders love doingresearch on the laptops they got through a Microsoft study.“But ofcourse there are always excuses”says Bitter,who keeps hearing amodern tale of woe.“The computer ate my homework.”1.How will assignments in 2004 be finished?A.Students will go to school

12、and finish the school work assignedby teachers.B.Middle school teachers will require students to type our all theirassignments.C.Different assignments will be given to students according titheir own will.D.Staying at home,students can get their assignments throughthe Internet and email to their teachers after finishing them.2.According to the passage,laptop probably refers to _.A.a small-sized portable computerB.a newly-invented TV set C.a kind of calculator