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{{*HTML*}}? ?阅读下面的短文文章中有5处空白文章后有6组文字请根据文章的内容选择5组文字将其分别放回文章原有位置以恢复文章原貌 ?????????? ???{{B}}HomeSchooling{{/B}}??Allchildreninthe UnitedStateshavetoreceiveaneducationbutthelawdoesnotsaytheyhave tobeeducatedatschool.Anumberofparentsprefernottosendtheirchildren toschool.{{U}}?1?{{/U}}Thereareabout300000home-schoolersinthe UnitedStatestoday.Someparentspreferteachingtheirchildrenathomebecause theydonotbelievethatpublicschoolsteachthecorrectreligiousvalues; othersbelievetheycanprovideabettereducationalexperiencefortheir childrenbyteachingthemathome.{{U}}?2?{{/U}}??David Gtistersonandhiswifeteachtheirthreechildrenathome.Gutersonsaysthat hischildrenlearnverydifferentlyfromchildreninschool.{{U}}?3 ?{{/U}}Forexamplewhenthereisheavysnowfallonawinterdayitmay startadiscussionorreadingaboutclimatesnowremoval去除equipment Alaskapolarbears北极熊andwintertourism.Aspringeveningwhenthefamily isoutwatchingthestarsisagoodtimetoaskquestionsaboutsatellitesand thespaceprogram.{{U}}?4?{{/U}}??Homeschoolingis oftenmoreinterestingthanregularschoolsbutcriticssaythathome-schoolers areoutsiderswhomightbeuncomfortablemixingotherpeopleinadultlife.{{U}} ?5?{{/U}}Howevermostparentsdon’thavethetimeorthedesireto teachtheirchildrenathomesoschoolswillcontinuetobewheremostchildren gettheirformaleducation.??A.Interestinglyresultsshowthat home-schooledchildrenquiteoftendobetterthanaverageonnationaltestsin readingandmath.??B.Criticsalsosaythatmostparentsarenot wellqualifiedtoteachtheirchildren.??C.Learningstartswith thechildren’sinterestsandquestions.??D.Childrenwhoare educatedathomeareknownashome-schoolers.??E.Insome countrieshoweverchildrenareeducatedbytheirparents.??EIf theBrazilianrainforestsareontheTVnewsitcouldbeaperfecttimeto talkabouthowrainforestsinfluencetheclimateandhowdesertsare formed.
{{*HTML*}}阅读下面这篇短文短文后列出了7个句子清根据短文的内容对每个句子作出判断如果该句提供的是正确信息请选择A项如果该句提供的是错误信息请选择B项如果该句的信息文章中没有提及请选择C项 ??????? ??????{{B}}PlantsinDesert{{/B}}? ?Onlyspecialplantscansurvivetheterribleclimateofadesertfor theseareregionswhentheannualrangeofthesoiltemperaturecanbeover75℃. Furthermoreduringthesummertherearefewcloudsintheskytoprotectplans fromthesun’sray.Anotherproblemisthefactthattherearefrequently strongwindsthatdrivesmallsharpparticlesofsandintotheplantsearing anddamagingthem.Themostdifficultprobiemforallformsofplantlife howeveristhefactthattheentireannualrainfalloccursduringafewdaysor weeksinspring.??Grassesandflowersindesertsurvivefromone yeartothenextbyexistingthroughthelonghotdryseasonintheformof seeds.Theseseedsremaininactiveunlessthefightamountof’rainfalls.Ifno rainfallsorifinsufficientrainfallstheywaituntilthenextyearor evenstillthenext.Anotherfactorthathelpstheseplantstosurviveisthe factthattheirlifecyclesareshort.Bythetimethewaterfromthespring rainsdisappears—justafewweeksafteritfalls—suchplantsnolongerneed any.??Theperennials多年生植物havespecialfeaturesthatenable themtosurviveasplantsforseveralyears.Thusnearlyalldesertperennials haveextensiverootsystemsbelowgroundandasmallshootsystemaboveground. Thelargerootnetworkenablestheplanttoabsorbasmuchwateraspossiblein shorttime.Thesmallshootsystemontheotherhandconsiderablylimitswater lossbyevaporation.??Anotherfeatureofmanyperennialsisthat aftertherainyseasonthey10setheirleavesinpreparationforthelongdry seasonjustastreesinwetterclimateslosetheirsinpreparationforthe winter.Thisreducestheirwaterlossbyevaporation蒸发duingthedryseason. Theninnextrainyseasontheycomefullyaliveoncemoreandgrownew branchesleavesandflowersjustasthegrassesandflowersindesert do.Winteristhetoughestseasonforthegrassesandflowerstosurvive.
{{*HTML*}}阅读下面这篇短文短文后列出了7个句子清根据短文的内容对每个句子作出判断如果该句提供的是正确信息请选择A项如果该句提供的是错误信息请选择B项如果该句的信息文章中没有提及请选择C项 ??????? ??????{{B}}PlantsinDesert{{/B}}? ?Onlyspecialplantscansurvivetheterribleclimateofadesertfor theseareregionswhentheannualrangeofthesoiltemperaturecanbeover75℃. Furthermoreduringthesummertherearefewcloudsintheskytoprotectplans fromthesun’sray.Anotherproblemisthefactthattherearefrequently strongwindsthatdrivesmallsharpparticlesofsandintotheplantsearing anddamagingthem.Themostdifficultprobiemforallformsofplantlife howeveristhefactthattheentireannualrainfalloccursduringafewdaysor weeksinspring.??Grassesandflowersindesertsurvivefromone yeartothenextbyexistingthroughthelonghotdryseasonintheformof seeds.Theseseedsremaininactiveunlessthefightamountof’rainfalls.Ifno rainfallsorifinsufficientrainfallstheywaituntilthenextyearor evenstillthenext.Anotherfactorthathelpstheseplantstosurviveisthe factthattheirlifecyclesareshort.Bythetimethewaterfromthespring rainsdisappears—justafewweeksafteritfalls—suchplantsnolongerneed any.??Theperennials多年生植物havespecialfeaturesthatenable themtosurviveasplantsforseveralyears.Thusnearlyalldesertperennials haveextensiverootsystemsbelowgroundandasmallshootsystemaboveground. Thelargerootnetworkenablestheplanttoabsorbasmuchwateraspossiblein shorttime.Thesmallshootsystemontheotherhandconsiderablylimitswater lossbyevaporation.??Anotherfeatureofmanyperennialsisthat aftertherainyseasonthey10setheirleavesinpreparationforthelongdry seasonjustastreesinwetterclimateslosetheirsinpreparationforthe winter.Thisreducestheirwaterlossbyevaporation蒸发duingthedryseason. Theninnextrainyseasontheycomefullyaliveoncemoreandgrownew branchesleavesandflowersjustasthegrassesandflowersindesert do.Thethemeofthesecondlastparagraphiswhytheperennialscansurviveasplantsforseveralyears.
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