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Passage3 InformertimesdoctorsinTaiwanwho wereconsideredsaviorsweregreatlyadmired.Thisisnotonlybecausethey wereabletorelievesickpeopleoftheirpainandsavetheirlivesbutbecause theydemonstratedadmirablewillingnesstohelpthesick.Nowin thisindustrializedworldpeopleareinclinedtochoosematerialpossessions. Thisistrueofdoctorstoo.Thehighincomeofdoctorsistheenvyofother people.Manyhighschoolgraduatesareeagertogetintomedicalcollegesand countlessgirlsconsiderdoctorstobetheirbestchoiceofhusbands.Formany yearsthepublichaschargedthatdoctorsinpublichospitalsdemandmoneyfrom patients.Theamountofmoneythepatientsgivedeterminesthekindoftreatment theyreceive.Ithasalsobeensaidthatdrugcompanieshavetopaythedoctors sothatthelatterwillusetheirproducts.Recentlyalarge medicinefactorysetupbytheU.S.Investorsdeclaredthatitwillstopgiving kickbackstodoctorsasthefactorybasspenttoomuchtopromotesalesover theyears.Thisdeclarationhascausedquiteastirinoursociety.Wewonder whattheofficialswhohavedeniedthedealingsmentionedabovewillsayabout this.AccordingtothepassagewhydidthedoctorsinTaiwandeserveourhighestadmirationinformertimes______.
Directions:Thereare4passagesinthisparteachpassageis followedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.Foreachofthemthereare 4choicesmarkedABCD.Youshoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthe correspondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthe center.Passage1 Ithasoftenbeensaidbypeople involvedinlanguageteachingthatastudentwhoreallywantstolearnwill succeedinwhateverthecircumstancesareunderwhichhestudies.Itis certainlytruethatstudentsdolearninunfavorableconditionsanditisalso truethatstudentsoftensucceedinusingmethodsthatexpertshaveconsidered unsatisfactory.Allteacherscanthinkofsomestudentswhoaresignificantly betterthantheirpeersanditseemsreasonabletosuggestthatthemotivation ofthestudentisperhapsthesinglemostimportantthingthathebringstothe classroom.Motivationissomekindofinternaldrivethat encouragessomebodytopursueacourseofaction.Itseemstobethecasethat ifweperceiveagoalandifthatgoalissufficientlyattractive.Wewillbe stronglymotivatedtodowhateverisnecessarytoreachthatgoal.Ofcourse goalsmaybeofmanydifferenttypesoflanguagelearnerswhoaremotivatedalso perceivegoalsofvarioustypesandherewemightimmediatelymakeadistinction betweenshort-termgoalsandlong-termgoals.Long-termgoalsmighthave somethingtodowithastudent’swishtogetabetterjoborbecomea memberofthetargetlanguagecommunityShort-termgoalsmightinclude suchthingsastheurgetopassanend-of-termorend-of-semesterexamor completeaunitsuccessfully.Itseemspossibletosuggestthatateacherwill findastronglymotivatedstudentwithalong-termgoaleasiertoteachthana studentwhohastostudythelanguagebecauseitisonthecurriculumandwho doesnothavesuchagoal.Forthelattertypeofstudentshort-termgoalswill oftenbethesourceofanymotivationhehas.Whoiseasiertobetaughtasfarastheteacherisconcerned______.
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