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(1分)While overall rates of sudden infant death syndromes(综合征) have decreased in recent years,deaths...
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PresidentObama'ssecondInauguralAddressusedsoaringlanguagetostressAmerica'scommitmenttothedreamofequalityofopportunityWearetruetoourbeliefthatalittlegirlborninto1knowsthatshehasthesamechancetosucceedasanybodyelsebecausesheisanAmerican. Thegapbetweenidealandrealitycouldhardlybe2.TodaytheUnitedStateshaslessequalityofopportunitythanalmostanyotheradvancedindustrialcountry.Studyafterstudyhas3themyththatAmericaisalandofopportunity.Awayoflookingatequalityofopportunityistoasktowhatextentthelifechancesofachildare4theeducationandincomeofhisparents.Isitjustaslikelythatachildofpoororpoorlyeducatedparentsgetsagoodeducationandrisestothemiddleclassassomeoneborntomiddle﹣classparentswithcollegedegreesEveninamoredemocraticsocietytheanswerwouldbeno. HowdoweexplainthisSomeofithastodowithpersistentdiscrimination.LatinosandAfrican﹣Americansstillgetpaidlessthanwhitesandwomenstillgetpaidlessthanmen5theyrecentlysurpassedmeninthenumberofadvanceddegreestheyobtain.Discriminationhoweverisonlyasmallpartofthe6.Probablythemostimportantreasonfor7ofequalityofopportunityiseducation.AfterWorldWarIIwemadeamajoreffortto8highereducationtoAmericansacrossthecountry.Butthenwechangedinseveralways.Whileracialsegregationdecreasedeconomicsegregationincreased.After1980thepoorgrewpoorerthemiddlestagnated停滞不前andthetopdidbetterandbetter.Aresultwasawideninggapineducationalperformance﹣the9gapbetweenrichandpoorkidsbornin2001was30to40percentlargerthanitwasforthoseborn25yearsearlieraStanfordsociologistfound.Ofcoursethereareotherforces10.Childreninrichfamiliesgetmoreexposuretoreading.Theirfamiliescanaffordenrichingexperienceslikemusiclessonsandsummercamp.Theygetbetternutritionandhealthcarewhichenhancetheirlearningdirectlyandindirectly. NowAmericansarecomingtorealizethatwithoutsubstantialpolicychangestheirlongcherishedbeliefisonlyamyth.ItisunreasonablethatarichcountryliketheUnitedStateshasmade11tohighereducationsodifficultforthoseatthebottomandmiddle.Therearemany12waysofprovidingchancesformoretoreceivehighereducationfromAustralia'sincome﹣contingentloanprogramtothenear﹣freesystemofuniversitiesinEurope.Amoreeducatedpopulationyieldsgreaterinnovationandarobusteconomy.Thosebenefitsarewhywe'velongbeen13tofreepubliceducationthrough12thgrade.Butwhilea12th﹣gradeeducationmighthavebeenenoughacenturyagoitisn'ttoday.Yetwehaven't14oursystemtocontemporaryrealities. ThestepsI'veoutlinedarenotjustaffordablebutnecessary.Evenmoreimportantthoughisthatwecannotaffordtoletourcountrydriftfartherfrom15thatthevastmajorityofAmericansshare.WewillneverfullysucceedinachievingMr.Obama'svisionofapoorgirl'shavingexactlythesameopportunitiesasawealthygirl.Butwecoulddomuchmuchbetterandmustnotrestuntilwedo. 1A.prejudice B.inferior C.poverty D.minority 2A.narrower B.wider C.severer D.closer 3A.conducted B.concluded C.excluded D.exposed 4A.distinctfrom B.feasibleby C.superiorto D.dependenton 5A.eventhough B.asthough C.onlyif D.asif 6A.photograph B.picture C.atmosphere D.condition 7A.lack B.leak C.explosion D.extinction 8A.exhibit B.explore C.extend D.exploit 9A.scholarship B.satisfaction C.achievement D.ambition 10A.atplay B.undercontrol C.inuse D.onshow 11A.devotion B.familiarity C.application D.access 12A.imaginative B.alternative C.initiative D.productive 13A.admitted B.addicted C.committed D.restricted 14A.abandoned B.adjusted C.altered D.applied 15A.memories B.glory C.reality D.ideals
DirectionsWriteanEnglishcompositionin120﹣150wordsaccordingto1.theinstructionsgivenbelowinChinese. 下图是你五.一假期在某个植物园看到的一幕.请谈谈你对此景的看法. 你的作文必须包括 ●描述图片内容 ●你的感想以及提高游客素质的可行性建议
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