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Directions:Readthefollowingtext.Choosethebest wordsforeachnumberedblankandmarkABCorDonAnswerSheet1. TheamountofsunlightreachingEarth’s surfaceappearstobegrowing.Thephenomenonwhichsomedubglobal brightening1scientistswithapuzzle.Ifthe 2isrealandglobalhowlongwillitlastandwhatarethe consequencesforclimatechangetheplanet’swatercycleandother 3thatdrawenergyfromsunlight4the answermightseemobvious:Moresunlightreachingthegroundinawarmingworld meansthattemperatureswillgetwarmer5.Notso fastsomeresearcherssay.Additionalwarmingwouldbecertain 6nothingelseintheclimatesystemchanges.Andtheclimate systemis7static.Somecombinationsofchangescould reinforcetheheating;otherscould8it.Unravelingthese interactionsandforecastingtheircourserequireanaccurateaccountingofthe sunlightreachingthesurfaceandthe9thesurfacesends skyward.Moreoverresearcherssaymeasurementsofthesun’sstrengthat Earth’ssurfacearepotentiallypowerfultoolsfor10human influencesontheclimate.Earth’sradiationbudget 11anextremelyimportantparameterthatis12 known’saysRobertCharlsonanatmosphericscientistatthe UniversityofWashingtonatSeattle.Itneedstobe13 muchbetterthanitis.14 abouttheamountofsunlightreachingEarth’ssurfacewerefirst raisedin1974.ResearchersfromtheUnitedStatesandIsraelrecordeda12% drop15sunlightover40yearsata16 stationinthesouthernSinaiPeninsula.Sincethenothershave usedavarietyoftechniquestotrytotrack17sunlight. Threeyearsagoforexamplea18ledbyBeateLiepertat ColumbiaUniversity’sLamont-DohertyEarthObservatorygathereddatafrom ground19aroundtheworldandfoundthatsolarradiation reachingthesurfacefell204%from1961to 1990.
Directions:Readthefollowingtext.Choosethebest wordsforeachnumberedblankandmarkABCorDonAnswerSheet1. TheamountofsunlightreachingEarth’s surfaceappearstobegrowing.Thephenomenonwhichsomedubglobal brightening1scientistswithapuzzle.Ifthe 2isrealandglobalhowlongwillitlastandwhatarethe consequencesforclimatechangetheplanet’swatercycleandother 3thatdrawenergyfromsunlight4the answermightseemobvious:Moresunlightreachingthegroundinawarmingworld meansthattemperatureswillgetwarmer5.Notso fastsomeresearcherssay.Additionalwarmingwouldbecertain 6nothingelseintheclimatesystemchanges.Andtheclimate systemis7static.Somecombinationsofchangescould reinforcetheheating;otherscould8it.Unravelingthese interactionsandforecastingtheircourserequireanaccurateaccountingofthe sunlightreachingthesurfaceandthe9thesurfacesends skyward.Moreoverresearcherssaymeasurementsofthesun’sstrengthat Earth’ssurfacearepotentiallypowerfultoolsfor10human influencesontheclimate.Earth’sradiationbudget 11anextremelyimportantparameterthatis12 known’saysRobertCharlsonanatmosphericscientistatthe UniversityofWashingtonatSeattle.Itneedstobe13 muchbetterthanitis.14 abouttheamountofsunlightreachingEarth’ssurfacewerefirst raisedin1974.ResearchersfromtheUnitedStatesandIsraelrecordeda12% drop15sunlightover40yearsata16 stationinthesouthernSinaiPeninsula.Sincethenothershave usedavarietyoftechniquestotrytotrack17sunlight. Threeyearsagoforexamplea18ledbyBeateLiepertat ColumbiaUniversity’sLamont-DohertyEarthObservatorygathereddatafrom ground19aroundtheworldandfoundthatsolarradiation reachingthesurfacefell204%from1961to 1990.
Directions:Readthefollowingtext.Choosethebest wordsforeachnumberedblankandmarkABCorDonAnswerSheet1. TheamountofsunlightreachingEarth’s surfaceappearstobegrowing.Thephenomenonwhichsomedubglobal brightening1scientistswithapuzzle.Ifthe 2isrealandglobalhowlongwillitlastandwhatarethe consequencesforclimatechangetheplanet’swatercycleandother 3thatdrawenergyfromsunlight4the answermightseemobvious:Moresunlightreachingthegroundinawarmingworld meansthattemperatureswillgetwarmer5.Notso fastsomeresearcherssay.Additionalwarmingwouldbecertain 6nothingelseintheclimatesystemchanges.Andtheclimate systemis7static.Somecombinationsofchangescould reinforcetheheating;otherscould8it.Unravelingthese interactionsandforecastingtheircourserequireanaccurateaccountingofthe sunlightreachingthesurfaceandthe9thesurfacesends skyward.Moreoverresearcherssaymeasurementsofthesun’sstrengthat Earth’ssurfacearepotentiallypowerfultoolsfor10human influencesontheclimate.Earth’sradiationbudget 11anextremelyimportantparameterthatis12 known’saysRobertCharlsonanatmosphericscientistatthe UniversityofWashingtonatSeattle.Itneedstobe13 muchbetterthanitis.14 abouttheamountofsunlightreachingEarth’ssurfacewerefirst raisedin1974.ResearchersfromtheUnitedStatesandIsraelrecordeda12% drop15sunlightover40yearsata16 stationinthesouthernSinaiPeninsula.Sincethenothershave usedavarietyoftechniquestotrytotrack17sunlight. Threeyearsagoforexamplea18ledbyBeateLiepertat ColumbiaUniversity’sLamont-DohertyEarthObservatorygathereddatafrom ground19aroundtheworldandfoundthatsolarradiation reachingthesurfacefell204%from1961to 1990.
Directions:Readthefollowingtext.Choosethebest wordsforeachnumberedblankandmarkABCorDonAnswerSheet1. TheamountofsunlightreachingEarth’s surfaceappearstobegrowing.Thephenomenonwhichsomedubglobal brightening1scientistswithapuzzle.Ifthe 2isrealandglobalhowlongwillitlastandwhatarethe consequencesforclimatechangetheplanet’swatercycleandother 3thatdrawenergyfromsunlight4the answermightseemobvious:Moresunlightreachingthegroundinawarmingworld meansthattemperatureswillgetwarmer5.Notso fastsomeresearcherssay.Additionalwarmingwouldbecertain 6nothingelseintheclimatesystemchanges.Andtheclimate systemis7static.Somecombinationsofchangescould reinforcetheheating;otherscould8it.Unravelingthese interactionsandforecastingtheircourserequireanaccurateaccountingofthe sunlightreachingthesurfaceandthe9thesurfacesends skyward.Moreoverresearcherssaymeasurementsofthesun’sstrengthat Earth’ssurfacearepotentiallypowerfultoolsfor10human influencesontheclimate.Earth’sradiationbudget 11anextremelyimportantparameterthatis12 known’saysRobertCharlsonanatmosphericscientistatthe UniversityofWashingtonatSeattle.Itneedstobe13 muchbetterthanitis.14 abouttheamountofsunlightreachingEarth’ssurfacewerefirst raisedin1974.ResearchersfromtheUnitedStatesandIsraelrecordeda12% drop15sunlightover40yearsata16 stationinthesouthernSinaiPeninsula.Sincethenothershave usedavarietyoftechniquestotrytotrack17sunlight. Threeyearsagoforexamplea18ledbyBeateLiepertat ColumbiaUniversity’sLamont-DohertyEarthObservatorygathereddatafrom ground19aroundtheworldandfoundthatsolarradiation reachingthesurfacefell204%from1961to 1990.
Directions:Readthefollowingtext.Choosethebest wordsforeachnumberedblankandmarkABCorDonAnswerSheet1. TheamountofsunlightreachingEarth’s surfaceappearstobegrowing.Thephenomenonwhichsomedubglobal brightening1scientistswithapuzzle.Ifthe 2isrealandglobalhowlongwillitlastandwhatarethe consequencesforclimatechangetheplanet’swatercycleandother 3thatdrawenergyfromsunlight4the answermightseemobvious:Moresunlightreachingthegroundinawarmingworld meansthattemperatureswillgetwarmer5.Notso fastsomeresearcherssay.Additionalwarmingwouldbecertain 6nothingelseintheclimatesystemchanges.Andtheclimate systemis7static.Somecombinationsofchangescould reinforcetheheating;otherscould8it.Unravelingthese interactionsandforecastingtheircourserequireanaccurateaccountingofthe sunlightreachingthesurfaceandthe9thesurfacesends skyward.Moreoverresearcherssaymeasurementsofthesun’sstrengthat Earth’ssurfacearepotentiallypowerfultoolsfor10human influencesontheclimate.Earth’sradiationbudget 11anextremelyimportantparameterthatis12 known’saysRobertCharlsonanatmosphericscientistatthe UniversityofWashingtonatSeattle.Itneedstobe13 muchbetterthanitis.14 abouttheamountofsunlightreachingEarth’ssurfacewerefirst raisedin1974.ResearchersfromtheUnitedStatesandIsraelrecordeda12% drop15sunlightover40yearsata16 stationinthesouthernSinaiPeninsula.Sincethenothershave usedavarietyoftechniquestotrytotrack17sunlight. Threeyearsagoforexamplea18ledbyBeateLiepertat ColumbiaUniversity’sLamont-DohertyEarthObservatorygathereddatafrom ground19aroundtheworldandfoundthatsolarradiation reachingthesurfacefell204%from1961to 1990.
Directions:Readthefollowingtext.Choosethebest wordsforeachnumberedblankandmarkABCorDonAnswerSheet1. TheamountofsunlightreachingEarth’s surfaceappearstobegrowing.Thephenomenonwhichsomedubglobal brightening1scientistswithapuzzle.Ifthe 2isrealandglobalhowlongwillitlastandwhatarethe consequencesforclimatechangetheplanet’swatercycleandother 3thatdrawenergyfromsunlight4the answermightseemobvious:Moresunlightreachingthegroundinawarmingworld meansthattemperatureswillgetwarmer5.Notso fastsomeresearcherssay.Additionalwarmingwouldbecertain 6nothingelseintheclimatesystemchanges.Andtheclimate systemis7static.Somecombinationsofchangescould reinforcetheheating;otherscould8it.Unravelingthese interactionsandforecastingtheircourserequireanaccurateaccountingofthe sunlightreachingthesurfaceandthe9thesurfacesends skyward.Moreoverresearcherssaymeasurementsofthesun’sstrengthat Earth’ssurfacearepotentiallypowerfultoolsfor10human influencesontheclimate.Earth’sradiationbudget 11anextremelyimportantparameterthatis12 known’saysRobertCharlsonanatmosphericscientistatthe UniversityofWashingtonatSeattle.Itneedstobe13 muchbetterthanitis.14 abouttheamountofsunlightreachingEarth’ssurfacewerefirst raisedin1974.ResearchersfromtheUnitedStatesandIsraelrecordeda12% drop15sunlightover40yearsata16 stationinthesouthernSinaiPeninsula.Sincethenothershave usedavarietyoftechniquestotrytotrack17sunlight. Threeyearsagoforexamplea18ledbyBeateLiepertat ColumbiaUniversity’sLamont-DohertyEarthObservatorygathereddatafrom ground19aroundtheworldandfoundthatsolarradiation reachingthesurfacefell204%from1961to 1990.
Directions:Readthefollowingtext.Choosethebest wordsforeachnumberedblankandmarkABCorDonAnswerSheet1. TheamountofsunlightreachingEarth’s surfaceappearstobegrowing.Thephenomenonwhichsomedubglobal brightening1scientistswithapuzzle.Ifthe 2isrealandglobalhowlongwillitlastandwhatarethe consequencesforclimatechangetheplanet’swatercycleandother 3thatdrawenergyfromsunlight4the answermightseemobvious:Moresunlightreachingthegroundinawarmingworld meansthattemperatureswillgetwarmer5.Notso fastsomeresearcherssay.Additionalwarmingwouldbecertain 6nothingelseintheclimatesystemchanges.Andtheclimate systemis7static.Somecombinationsofchangescould reinforcetheheating;otherscould8it.Unravelingthese interactionsandforecastingtheircourserequireanaccurateaccountingofthe sunlightreachingthesurfaceandthe9thesurfacesends skyward.Moreoverresearcherssaymeasurementsofthesun’sstrengthat Earth’ssurfacearepotentiallypowerfultoolsfor10human influencesontheclimate.Earth’sradiationbudget 11anextremelyimportantparameterthatis12 known’saysRobertCharlsonanatmosphericscientistatthe UniversityofWashingtonatSeattle.Itneedstobe13 muchbetterthanitis.14 abouttheamountofsunlightreachingEarth’ssurfacewerefirst raisedin1974.ResearchersfromtheUnitedStatesandIsraelrecordeda12% drop15sunlightover40yearsata16 stationinthesouthernSinaiPeninsula.Sincethenothershave usedavarietyoftechniquestotrytotrack17sunlight. Threeyearsagoforexamplea18ledbyBeateLiepertat ColumbiaUniversity’sLamont-DohertyEarthObservatorygathereddatafrom ground19aroundtheworldandfoundthatsolarradiation reachingthesurfacefell204%from1961to 1990.
认真阅读下面一段访谈记录回答后面的问题 王咱们学校四位教师四个年级个个都是班主任吗 贾个个都是班主任包括校长在内笑 王你是哪个年级的班主任 贾我负责一年级语文图画国情等除数学外都由我教四年级数学也由我带音乐课一周一次由女教师马占梅教师给全校的学生教唱歌别的老师音乐知识没有带不来 王您的学生对您的评价很高您能不能给我们介绍一下您是怎么备课的 贾现在方便一些因为有现成的教案上课前看一看课上面临的主要问题 王你是说特级教案 贾对特级教案看看上面的要求做法和学生的实际情况结合起来那是特级教案而我们的学生见的少完全按特级教案学生接受不了当然我们做教师的也不一定完全了解特级教案笑 王有没有别的备课用书 贾基本上没有 王有没有教学大纲 贾教学大纲有哩 王人教社出版的那套教学参考书有吗 贾没有 王你平时上课时所采用的方法和今天所采用的方法都一样吗 贾都一样平时就这么上你们来听课我也没做什么准备 王你为什么那么上课依据是什么 贾我是根据教学内容看学生的情况和大夫很像大夫是根据病情打针吃药把病治好老师想把自己的知识全面系统地教给学生所以想些办法根据学生的接受能力给他们讲老师在课上讲的多一些 资料来源中英甘肃基础教育项目基线调查资料中“王”为研究人员研究生年龄25岁男性汉族“贾”为临夏某小学教师男性52岁教龄30年 1这段访谈有什么不足之处请结合访谈记录一一列举出来 2如果您是这位访谈者为了了解受访者对孩子教育的看法下面将提出哪些问题为什么 3请您结合自己的访谈实践谈谈访谈中的听回应记录或资料整理技巧
Directions:Readthefollowingtext.Choosethebest wordsforeachnumberedblankandmarkABCorDonAnswerSheet1. TheamountofsunlightreachingEarth’s surfaceappearstobegrowing.Thephenomenonwhichsomedubglobal brightening1scientistswithapuzzle.Ifthe 2isrealandglobalhowlongwillitlastandwhatarethe consequencesforclimatechangetheplanet’swatercycleandother 3thatdrawenergyfromsunlight4the answermightseemobvious:Moresunlightreachingthegroundinawarmingworld meansthattemperatureswillgetwarmer5.Notso fastsomeresearcherssay.Additionalwarmingwouldbecertain 6nothingelseintheclimatesystemchanges.Andtheclimate systemis7static.Somecombinationsofchangescould reinforcetheheating;otherscould8it.Unravelingthese interactionsandforecastingtheircourserequireanaccurateaccountingofthe sunlightreachingthesurfaceandthe9thesurfacesends skyward.Moreoverresearcherssaymeasurementsofthesun’sstrengthat Earth’ssurfacearepotentiallypowerfultoolsfor10human influencesontheclimate.Earth’sradiationbudget 11anextremelyimportantparameterthatis12 known’saysRobertCharlsonanatmosphericscientistatthe UniversityofWashingtonatSeattle.Itneedstobe13 muchbetterthanitis.14 abouttheamountofsunlightreachingEarth’ssurfacewerefirst raisedin1974.ResearchersfromtheUnitedStatesandIsraelrecordeda12% drop15sunlightover40yearsata16 stationinthesouthernSinaiPeninsula.Sincethenothershave usedavarietyoftechniquestotrytotrack17sunlight. Threeyearsagoforexamplea18ledbyBeateLiepertat ColumbiaUniversity’sLamont-DohertyEarthObservatorygathereddatafrom ground19aroundtheworldandfoundthatsolarradiation reachingthesurfacefell204%from1961to 1990.
Directions:Readthefollowingtext.Choosethebest wordsforeachnumberedblankandmarkABCorDonAnswerSheet1. TheamountofsunlightreachingEarth’s surfaceappearstobegrowing.Thephenomenonwhichsomedubglobal brightening1scientistswithapuzzle.Ifthe 2isrealandglobalhowlongwillitlastandwhatarethe consequencesforclimatechangetheplanet’swatercycleandother 3thatdrawenergyfromsunlight4the answermightseemobvious:Moresunlightreachingthegroundinawarmingworld meansthattemperatureswillgetwarmer5.Notso fastsomeresearcherssay.Additionalwarmingwouldbecertain 6nothingelseintheclimatesystemchanges.Andtheclimate systemis7static.Somecombinationsofchangescould reinforcetheheating;otherscould8it.Unravelingthese interactionsandforecastingtheircourserequireanaccurateaccountingofthe sunlightreachingthesurfaceandthe9thesurfacesends skyward.Moreoverresearcherssaymeasurementsofthesun’sstrengthat Earth’ssurfacearepotentiallypowerfultoolsfor10human influencesontheclimate.Earth’sradiationbudget 11anextremelyimportantparameterthatis12 known’saysRobertCharlsonanatmosphericscientistatthe UniversityofWashingtonatSeattle.Itneedstobe13 muchbetterthanitis.14 abouttheamountofsunlightreachingEarth’ssurfacewerefirst raisedin1974.ResearchersfromtheUnitedStatesandIsraelrecordeda12% drop15sunlightover40yearsata16 stationinthesouthernSinaiPeninsula.Sincethenothershave usedavarietyoftechniquestotrytotrack17sunlight. Threeyearsagoforexamplea18ledbyBeateLiepertat ColumbiaUniversity’sLamont-DohertyEarthObservatorygathereddatafrom ground19aroundtheworldandfoundthatsolarradiation reachingthesurfacefell204%from1961to 1990.
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Directions:Readthefollowingtext.Choosethebest wordsforeachnumberedblankandmarkABCorDonAnswerSheet1. TheamountofsunlightreachingEarth’s surfaceappearstobegrowing.Thephenomenonwhichsomedubglobal brightening1scientistswithapuzzle.Ifthe 2isrealandglobalhowlongwillitlastandwhatarethe consequencesforclimatechangetheplanet’swatercycleandother 3thatdrawenergyfromsunlight4the answermightseemobvious:Moresunlightreachingthegroundinawarmingworld meansthattemperatureswillgetwarmer5.Notso fastsomeresearcherssay.Additionalwarmingwouldbecertain 6nothingelseintheclimatesystemchanges.Andtheclimate systemis7static.Somecombinationsofchangescould reinforcetheheating;otherscould8it.Unravelingthese interactionsandforecastingtheircourserequireanaccurateaccountingofthe sunlightreachingthesurfaceandthe9thesurfacesends skyward.Moreoverresearcherssaymeasurementsofthesun’sstrengthat Earth’ssurfacearepotentiallypowerfultoolsfor10human influencesontheclimate.Earth’sradiationbudget 11anextremelyimportantparameterthatis12 known’saysRobertCharlsonanatmosphericscientistatthe UniversityofWashingtonatSeattle.Itneedstobe13 muchbetterthanitis.14 abouttheamountofsunlightreachingEarth’ssurfacewerefirst raisedin1974.ResearchersfromtheUnitedStatesandIsraelrecordeda12% drop15sunlightover40yearsata16 stationinthesouthernSinaiPeninsula.Sincethenothershave usedavarietyoftechniquestotrytotrack17sunlight. Threeyearsagoforexamplea18ledbyBeateLiepertat ColumbiaUniversity’sLamont-DohertyEarthObservatorygathereddatafrom ground19aroundtheworldandfoundthatsolarradiation reachingthesurfacefell204%from1961to 1990.
PartADirections:Readthefollowingfour texts.AnswerthequestionsbeloweachtextbychoosingABCorD.Markyour answersonAnswerSheet1.Text1 Itmighttakeonlythetouchofpeach fuzztomakeanautisticchildhowlinpain.Theodourofthefruitcouldbeso Overpoweringthathegags.Forreasonsthatarenotwellunderstood peoplewithautismdonotintegratealloftheirsensesinwaysthathelpthem understandproperlywhattheyareexperiencing.Bytheageofthreethesigns ofautism--infrequenteyecontactover-sensitivityorunder-sensitivity totheenvironmentdifficultymixingwithothersareinfullforce. Thereisnocure;intensebehaviouraltherapiesserveonlytolessenthe symptoms.Theoriginsofautismareobscure.Butapaperin Brainaspecialistjournalcastssomelight.AteamheadedbyMarcelJustof CarnegieMellonUniversityandNancyMinshewoftheUniversityofPittsburgh hasfoundevidenceofhowthebrainsofpeoplewithautismfunctiondifferently fromthosewithoutthedisorder.Usingabrain-scanning techniquecalledfunctionalmagnetic-resonanceimagingFMRIDr.JustDr. Minshewandtheirteamcomparedthebrainactivityofyoungadultswhohad highfunctioningautisminwhichanautist’sIQscoreisnormalwiththatof non-autisticparticipants.Theexperimentwasdesignedtoexaminetworegionsof thebrainknowntobeassociatedwithlanguage--Broca’sareaandWernicke’s area--whentheparticipantswerereading.Threedifferences emerged.FirstWernicke’sareathepartresponsibleforunderstanding individualwordswasmoreactiveinautiststhannon-autists.SecondBroca’s area--wherethecomponentsoflanguageareintegratedtoproducemeaning--was lessactive.Thirdtheactivityofthetwoareaswasless synchronised.ThisresearchhasledDr.Justtoofferan explanationforautismliecallsitundereonnectivitytheory.It dependsonarecentbodyofworkwhichsuggeststhatthebrain’swhitematter thewiringthatconnectsthemainBodiesofthenerveceilsorgreymatter togetherislessdenseandlessabundantinthebrainofanautisticperson thaninthatofanon-autist.Dr.Justsuggeststhatabnormalwhitematter causesthegreymattertoadapttotheresultinglackofcommunication.This honessomeregionstolevelsofsuperiorabilitywhileothersfallbythe wayside.TheteamchosetoexamineBroca’sandWernieke’sareas becauselanguage-basedexperimentsareeasytoconduct.Butifthe underconnectivitytheoryappliesto.therestofthebraintooitwouldbe lessofamysterywhysomepeoplewithautismarehypersensitivetotheir environmentsandothersareabletodocertaintaskssuchasarithmeticso well.Andifitistruethatunderconnectivityisindeedthemainproblem thentreatmentsmightbedevelopedtostimulatethegrowthofthe white-matterwiring.ThepaperbyDr.JustandDr.Minshewismeanttoexamine______.
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